Spring Intermediate Wheel: Throwing Bigger

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Tuesday evenings 8 week class.  In this class, students will learn how to throw bigger pots than they might be used to! We will cover a wide variety of forms such as: nesting bowls, narrow necked vases, a large serving dish, cookie jars, and pitchers. Students will be encouraged to throw with a few more pounds of clay than they usually do, and are encouraged to build up gradually. This class is an exploration into how to make large forms that can be incorporated into everyday life. This class is intended for students with a strong basic knowledge of throwing. 

Date: Tuesdays, March 10th—April 28th  

 Time: 6:00-8:00pm

Cost: $160.00

Instructor: Alex Schmiechen

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For all Clay Classes:

• Bring a small bucket, towel, and pottery tool kit* to class.

• Tuition includes: open studio time, 36″ shelf space and some firing costs.

NOTES:

• *Pottery tool kits as well as additional clay and glass supplies may be purchased at the Ceramics Center.

• Unless otherwise noted, class participants may be charged firing fees for extra work made during the session.

Class Policies & Procedures

All participants at ICCGS must adhere to the student guide policy provided to you on the first day of class, also located in the office.  Our policies and procedures are also available online here.

The fee for one session of classes provides for the following (unless otherwise specified)

• Instruction during your class time.
• Open Studio Access.  Students are welcome to work during open studio hours.  Please note that open studio hours are subject to change for ICCGS programming.
• A storage shelf for your work and supplies.
• Firing allotment for pieces made for class.

Make-up Policy

iCCGS is not responsible for changes in students’ personal schedules. For adult classes, all students should attend one class per week to ensure that they keep up with the sequential material covered in class.  If a class MUST be missed, no additional makeup classes, refunds, or credits for class will be given for missed classes.  Private lessons, for current students, are available at $30 per hour.

Cancellation policy:

ICCGS reserves the right to cancel sessions due to the minimum enrollment not being met.  In that event, participants will be notified and refunds will be given.  Participants may cancel their session for a full refund, minus $5.00 for processing fees 72 hours/ 3 days before the class begins.  Please email us at [email protected] about your cancellation.  If a student contacts us after the 72-hour deadline, a refund will not be provided.

All classes and workshops are held at:

Iowa Ceramics Center and Glass Studio, located in the NewBo district in the Cherry Building at 329 10^th Avenue Southeast in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.  The center is located on the first floor in Suite 117

End of Session Policies

Completed and fired work will only be held for 30 days after the end of session. Non-returning students must clear off their shelves by the last class session. Any work or personal items found on shelves of students who have not re-registered for class will become property of the studio to be recycled or thrown away as we re-assign shelves to new incoming students.

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