Ceramic Art Trends, Tools, and Techniques for Potters Worldwide
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Banner Hill School of Fine Arts
Located in the Northern Catskills, Banner Hill School of Fine Arts and Woodworking offers an inspirational setting, state of the art studios, and workshop facilities. Our most valuable asset here at Banner Hill is our dedicated and talented staff who will lead you in your pursuit of creativity and artistic ability.
John C. Campbell Folk School
John C. Campbell Folk School provides experiences in non-competitive learning and community life that are joyful and enlivening. Located in scenic Brasstown, North Carolina, the Folk School offers year-round weeklong and weekend classes for adults in craft, art, music, dance, cooking, gardening, nature studies, photography and writing.
Hood College
Founded in 1893, Hood College is a private liberal arts college that is consistently ranked as one of the nations best colleges. Hood provides a residential experience for undergraduate women, as well as graduate and undergraduate education for both women and men.
Katonah Art Center
Offering visual arts instruction for all ages and skill levels. Our small classes allow the instructors to work with each student individually to help develop skills at his or her own pace, in a supportive, non-threatening environment.
Potters for Peace
Potters for Peace is a US-based, nonprofit network of potters, technicians, supporters, and volunteers. Founded in Nicaragua in 1986, we work with clay artisans in Central America and worldwide on ceramic water purification projects.
Sierra Nevada College
Featuring visiting artist workshops throughout the summer months at beautiful Lake Tahoe. Workshops for credit or non-credit; lunches included; housing available.
Strictly Functional Pottery National
The 2010 show, juried by renowned potter and Clay Times columnist Bill van Gilder, may be viewed online with several previous shows. For further details, visit the Web site at www.strictlyfunctionalpotterynational.net.