Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art

Intermediate and Advanced Ceramics 

This 5-week course is designed for intermediate and advanced ceramic students to focus on functional and sculptural works using both the wheel and through combined handbuilding techniques. Demonstrations will include project techniques, with an emphasis on the relationship between surface and form. Attachments, lids and spouts will be explored. One bag of clay with all glazes and firings are included and additional clay is available for purchase. 

 
When: Mondays, June 10th- July 8th  

Time: 6-9pm  

Cost: $190  
Class size: Minimum 4, Maximum 15 

 

Instructor: Eliza Weber 

Eliza Weber completed her MFA at Arizona State University. Originally from Great Falls, she received her BFA from The University of Montana. She has completed short residencies at Medalta in Alberta, Canada and The Pottery Workshop in Jingdezhen, China. Eliza was also an Artist in Residence at Pottery Northwest in Seattle, Washington. She served on the boards of NCECA (National Council on Education of Ceramic Arts) as a Student Director at Large and the Ceramics Research Center. Presently, she serves as Secretary for the NCECA Green Task Force and as a board member for the Urban Art Project. Most recently she worked as Director of Education at Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art and will be spending the next two years as a Long Term Resident at the Archie Bray Foundation.