Create unique ceramic pieces with expert guidance in a small, focused class.
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This six-week hand-building class at Cream City Clay is perfect for those looking to enhance their ceramic skills. Led by instructor Lila Papenburg, the course offers a deep dive into both functional and artistic pottery techniques. With a focus on contemporary and historical ceramics, you'll find plenty of inspiration for your projects.
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The class is designed for intermediate to experienced students, ensuring that everyone can push their creative boundaries. The small class size guarantees personalized attention, making it an ideal environment for learning and experimentation. Remember to bring any inspiring items you might want to incorporate into your work.
Free parking is available in the back, but it fills up quickly. Arrive a bit early to secure a spot, especially since the class starts promptly at 10am.
HAND BUILDING II BEGINNING & BEYOND: 6 WEEKS THURSDAY AM 10AM-12:30PM Spring II: 6wks Thursday 5/7/26 – 6/11/26 10am-12:30pm Inst: Lila Papenburg Level: Intermediate-Experienced (Prerequisite: You must have taken a minimum 6 week beginning hand-building class) Take your art to the next level. Investigate multiples, functional objects or purely artistic pieces. Incorporate mixed materials. Students will be encouraged to look at contemporary ceramics as well as historical pieces to find inspiration for their projects. Learn new building techniques and surface design.
