Sundays, Feb 4-April 7, 2-4pm EST

This series of workshops will bring together the talents and perspectives of 10 women and gender non-conforming artists working in clay from around the country. Each week a different instructor will do an artist talk followed by a demonstration of one of their special skills or favorite techniques online via zoom. All classes will be recorded if you miss a class and you have access to the recordings for at least one year. We are now offering three price points: zoom only for $275, or zoom with us and have studio access, and the ability to fire at our studio for $495. Also, if you are a community studio and want to purchase access for your studio members, you can do so with the "community studio package" option below. BIPOC folks pay $140 for the classes with no studio access, or $250 for classes with studio access. Email cor@gasworksnyc.com for a discount code. Note: there is no greenware storage at the studio with studio access. Here's the lineup:

• Dina Nur Satti will do an artist talk and the discuss the spiritual and communal essence of clay.
• Joanne Lee will do an artist talk and then demonstrate how she hand builds her moon jars.
• Didem Mert will do an artist talk and then demonstrate how she builds her surfaces-more is more!
  
• Maggie Boyd will do an artist talk and then demonstrate how she creates surfaces-strategic wildness!
• Maya Rumsey will do an artist talk and then demonstrate how she makes her "buddy mugs"
• Louise Deroualle will do an artist talk and then demonstrate handbuilding techniques using a variety of molds and how to layer slips and glazes to achieve expressive surfaces
• Candice Methe will do an artist talk and then discuss and demonstrate her different surface techniques using terra sigillata, carving, painting, and historical inspiration.
• Adero Willard will do an artist talk and then demonstrate how she creates layered surfaces.
• Keok B Lim will do an artist talk and then demonstrate how she handbuilds and creates her illustrative surfaces.
• Shikha Joshi will do an artist talk and demonstrate how she handbuilds organic forms as well as discussing how she creates reduction like surfaces in cone 6 oxidation kilns.