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This is a more sculptural way of working with clay but translates beautifully to functional ware. 

Kurinuki is an instinctual and impetuous way of working with clay. Rather than symmetry and precision the emphasise is put mainly on allowing the form to evolve impulsively allowing the lines of form to reveal themselves during the making process.

Anyone can have a go regardless of experience, it’s a fun and rewarding process. Once you come with an open mind and a lust for creative output you’ll be sure to enjoy.  

This is a two hour workshop and we will be focusing on making a vessel in the first hour of the class and a bowl in the second hour. Your creations will be glazed by the teacher in a beautiful white glaze and you will be notify in three weeks once they are ready for collection.

BYOB Kurinuki Workshop

Kana Studios has a range of hand-buiding workshops available which are the perfect introduction to clay. There is a  2 hour taster workshop on Saturdays, a 3 week explorer class and a 5 week 'Make your own Tableware'   There is also practice session available for the more experienced folk.  

The studio is a beautiful space to work, bright and inspiring., come and wind down  with us and walk away with your very own handmade treasures.

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Kurinuki is a Japanese form of hand building. It involves using a block of clay and carving the exterior form and hollowing out the interior. 

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KANA London

Pottery wheel taster - learn to throw like a pro from expert tutors, relaxing atmosphere with in the old zip factory hidden away from the crazy world.

Learn how to throw on the pottery wheel. Get creative and relax and find your inner peace through the art of throwing on the wheel.
Skills to be learn on the day will include hand building using coils and slabs then the pottery wheel throwing .

Our tutors will go over the basic steps to help you transform a piece of clay into a piece of art with the 2 to 3 hours class.
Your work will be Biscuit fired then glazed. Three weeks after the class, you will be able to collect your pieces.

There is a material fee of £5 per piece, so please remember to bring cash on the day.


Pottery Taster Workshop

Pamela  Jones

The Slightly Curious Studio: 3-Hour Pottery Workshop in Alperton, Wembley

About the Workshop:
Dive into the world of ceramics at The Slightly Curious Pottery Studio, beautifully situated along the riverside in Alperton, Wembley. This beginner-friendly, 3-hour workshop offers a delightful, informative introduction to pottery, perfect for those eager to explore their creative side in a stunning setting.

Experience Highlights:
Wheel Throwing & Hand-building Techniques: Learn the fundamentals of wheel throwing to shape bowls, cups, or planters, and get hands-on with hand-building techniques like pinching, coiling, and slabbing.
Decorate with Flair: Personalize your creations with colorful slips, making each piece a reflection of your individuality.
Clay Play & Memories: Whether it's your first encounter with the wheel or you're looking to recreate an iconic pottery scene, this workshop promises a memorable and enjoyable experience.

Why Join Us?
Tailored Instruction: Our small group setting ensures you receive personalized guidance from our expert tutors, suitable for novices.
Eco-Conscious Crafting: Our commitment to sustainability is reflected in our use of eco-friendly materials and practices, reducing our environmental impact.

Flexible Options:
£60 Experience-Focused Class: Ideal for those who wish to immerse themselves in the joy of pottery-making without the commitment of taking home their creation.
£6 per Pot to Glaze Fire Creation: For those who fall in love with their piece, opt to have it glazed, fired, and ready for collection from the studio. This option allows you to keep a tangible memory of your experience. Please allow 4 weeks for the work to be glazed and ready to collect from the studio.

Essential Info:
Beginners Welcome: No prior experience needed; all materials are included. Just bring your enthusiasm!
Open to All: Suitable for adults and children over 5. Non-participating adults may observe at no extra cost.
A Unique Gift Idea: An exceptional experience gift for any occasion, creating lasting memories.

Join the Adventure:
Set against the picturesque backdrop of the Grand Union Canal leading to Paddington, The Slightly Curious Pottery Studio offers a serene escape to creativity and discovery. Perfect for both newcomers to London and seasoned Londoners looking for a fresh experience.

Location: Alperton, Wembley, alongside the beautiful riverside.
Duration: 3 hours
Pricing: £60 (experience-focused), £6 (optional glaze fire per creation)

Book Your Spot at The Slightly Curious Studio Now for an Unforgettable Pottery Making Experience in Alperton, Wembley!

Embrace a new hobby, explore a different side of London, and create beautiful pottery in one of the city's most scenic spots.

Pottery Class Workshop

Aspa Ketsea

Pottery Workshop

On this throwing workshop, you will learn a little about the properties of clay and the importance of wedging. You will also learn how to centre, open and pull up the walls of your pot. There will be a maximum of seven people on this throwing workshop and each person will have their own dedicated wheel for the entire length of the session. There will also be two teachers with a teacher/student ratio of 1 teacher to 3.5 students. Please note, this is a group class. If you are looking for 1 to 1 teaching (one teacher to one participant) or 1 to 2 (one teacher to two participants) then you may find that a private session works best for you.

You can keep your best pot to take home, after it has been fired and glazed for you.  Please note that the last 10 minutes of the class is dedicated to studio practice, which involves cleaning of your wheel and tools.

What happens to your pots after they have been thrown?
At the end of the workshop you will choose your best piece or pot to keep. Two days after the workshop, your pot will be turned (trimmed) on the wheel for you.  Your pot will then be put on a shelf to dry for several days. Once dry, it will be ready for it’s first bisque firing in the kiln. After the bisque fire, your pot will be glazed and once again put through the kiln, but this time for the final glaze firing.

As you can see, your wheel throwing  experience is only a small part of a much, much longer and very labour intensive process. Turning (trimming and shaping your pot on the wheel) and glazing are all part of the making process and just as important as throwing on the wheel.

When your work is ready for collection, usually two or three weeks after the class, you will be able to collect your pieces! Collection is from Sak Beh Pottery and the collection dates are listed on the Sak Beh Website. So please check the Sak Beh Website for your collection date by clicking the tab, collection of pots. We don’t send out emails as they tend to go to spam folders or are not read.

Due to limited shelf and storage space, pots or work that remain uncollected one month after notification will (sadly) be disposed of.

(If you wish to keep a second pot, there will be an extra charge of £8.)

We offer a complimentary self serve tea bar with a selection of snacks.


Intensive Wheel Throwing Workshop

Claudine Hamp

Want to have a go on the potter's wheel and also hand-sculpt a beautiful pot?
We welcome you to have a taste of both at Maison S.Sommet!

This experienced and friendly team offers a warm, stylish and spacious pottery studio, the perfect place to unwind with clay. They are passionate ceramicists and will make sure you make the most of it.

You will be welcomed with a beautiful set-up of your own tools and your own desk space to create amazing handmade pottery. You'll then kick off the learning portion of the class with demonstrations on the secrets of sculpting.

Learn about coiling and all the tricks to wheel throwing in only a few hours. Your teacher will also have prepared clay coils for you to use so when it’s your turn to get your hands messy, you'll be confident to create your fun masterpiece!

Finally decorate your pieces with a selection of 8 coloring slip before you go!

At the end of the class, your beautiful pottery pieces will be taken away to be professionally glazed and fired, ready to collect after 3 weeks to display at home or give away as handmade gifts! (Optional delivery can be arranged on the day).

Please note:
Your preferred ceramic piece comes with the cost of the workshop, any other additional pieces you would like to keep are £5 per piece, so please remember to bring cash on the day.

P.S Things you can make: Toothbrush cup, no.1 dad mug, paint brush pot holder, small vase, trinket dish, incense holder, spoon rest, a salt pig, a yarn spool holder - the list is endless!

**Large party groups of up to 25 people available to book now!
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Kadija  Gooden 

Pottery taster- Hand-building & Throwing on the potter wheel 

The classes are run by artists with over 20 years experience who have an amazing passion for their art forms. The artists will inspire you to explore your creativity in a relaxed learning environment. These classes cover the basics as well as more advanced techniques – dive in at whatever level suits you!

For drop-ins you create a mosaic tile to take home. The studio shelves are full of treasure for you to use. One of the best stocked mosaic studios in London. The range is unbelievable.
You will be introduced to the fundamentals of mosaic which can allow you to progress onto further projects, e.g a mosaic art piece, plant pot, mirror frame, table top - we have all the bases for you to choose.

Our studio is set in a gated community garden which makes it a quiet and relaxing environment.

**Previous participants' feedback:
**“The class is brilliant, I keep coming back!"
"The tutors are superb, they have so much knowledge and nothing is too much trouble"
"As soon as you walk into this space you feel welcome, a few of us were here for a one-off class. You all sit around big tables and get inspired by each other. Some folks were on the longer courses. Either way it all works!"
"This is me time, straight from the office and into the most creative welcoming space. I have just enrolled on a 5 week course for more of this magic time!"

We run this class every Tuesday as a drop-in class, but we also run 5 week courses for £120 plus VAT or 10 week courses for £230 plus VAT.  If you can't make 5 or 10 consecutive weeks that's no problem as we have a ticking system so you won't miss out on your sessions!  If you would like to book onto a 5 or 10 week course then please book the bundles below or contact us directly on jewels@art4space.co.uk.

You will receive a 20% discount at the Art4Space mosaic shop when buying a 10-week course.

 If you want to book this for a young person (12yrs+) or come together, please speak to us - we are happy to help.

Angela Cross

All levels Mosaic Classes! in Stockwell

IG:  @stuffnfings

Take a leap of inspiration and create something that is truly you, with this hand-building workshop.

Playing with colour, shape and texture, pushing your ideas to create something functional and/or purely decorative out of clay.

This workshop will provide you with  basic hand-building techniques (slab building, pinch, coiling),  that  give you the confidence to go ahead and create your desired piece/s. It's all about being relaxed and finding your happy place.

This workshops main focus is about  pushing the boundaries of traditional forms/pieces. We explore alternative colours, shapes and textures, adding a special twist to make it all the more unique and adventurous.

Session

The session is split into 2 parts.

Part 1 - We dive into the basics of creating a simple hand-built form with a short demo and chat.
Optional - Taking inspiration from the ideas you will have collected (a little light homework prior to attending the 1st session, details provided in the confirmation email), then the building begins.

Part 2 - Will be spent glazing your wonderful greenware work using underglazes.

These are  2.5hr sessions. Personal and individual guidance is given throughout.

All clay, tools, underglazes are provided and included in the fee.  You are welcome to make as many pieces, as the time provides. Please note 1 piece you'd like to keep is included in the fee. Any additional pieces you'd like to keep incur a £3 (per piece) charge, payable on the day, please remember to bring cash.

*Workshops will be updated on a regularly.  Please subscibe to keep up to date with upcoming workshops.


Sarah Fawcett

Taster: Ceramic Hand-Building And Glazing Workshop in Peckham

Unleash Your Creativity at Neon Naked Life Drawing

Join us for an exceptional evening of artistic fun, unlike anything you've experienced before. At Neon Naked Life Drawing, we use reactive art materials to create vibrant, colorful depictions of life models. With regular classes every week in multiple London locations, the artistic journey never ends.

All-Ages Class at the Old Queens Head

On select occasions, we host all-ages classes at the Old Queens Head from 6 PM to 7:30 PM. These sessions are not fully nude and provide a creative opportunity for everyone.

Exploring Creative Boundaries

Our classes are all about nurturing creativity. We encourage participants to break free from the rigid teachings of traditional life drawing. Experience a variety of image-making techniques, from continuous line drawing to pointillism, and let your imagination run wild.

Expressive Designs in Neon

Neon Naked Life Drawing specialises in crafting expressive and unconventional designs. By combining UV light, reactive body paints, and hand-crafted accessories, we foster the perfect environment for unleashing your creativity.

Experimenting with Colour and Light

Our classes involve a series of short poses, lasting from 6 to 10 minutes, that explore various drawing styles. No prior experience is necessary, and assistance is readily available for challenging poses.

A Fun and Welcoming Atmosphere

Enjoy a fun and friendly ambiance that's relaxed and welcoming. It's an ideal choice for a unique evening out, whether you're on a date, spending time with work friends, celebrating a birthday, or hosting a hen party.

Created by Jylle Navarro

All our designs and accessories are meticulously crafted by Jylle Navarro, a UV reactive materials specialist and multi-disciplinary artist with years of expertise.

Discover More on Social Media

Visit our Facebook page and check out our Instagram to explore images and reviews shared by other attendees. They'll provide a glimpse of the extraordinary experiences awaiting you at Neon Naked Life Drawing.

Ticket Exchange and Large Groups

While we don't offer refunds, you can gift or exchange tickets for future events at the same location. For large group bookings, please don't hesitate to get in touch with us.

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Neon Naked Life Drawing Class

Start Off in the Right Direction  with professional tuition from practising London artist and oil painting specialist Allan Storer. Allan's broad experience enables him to adapt his teaching style to your individual needs whether they are abstract, expressionist, naive or anything else.
Take your pick from  a choice of classes ranging from  shorter Weekday classes of 2.5 hours for £35  or Allan's  ONE DAY TWO PART OIL PAINTING PLAN  FROM £50Bookable here on the Obby  Bookings Options menu..

Please see Class location and studio Information re all classes below

* Twickenham Studio  *is only 5 mins. walk from Twickenham mainline station. (25 mins Waterloo station) With no  more than four students and a no rush policy Twickenham classes have  more or less all the advantages of a private class, with a friendly atmosphere and tea and coffee provided plus a glass of wine if the mood takes us.

Kingston upon Thames Studio is above Cass Art, in Clarence Street, a convenient town centre location and only 5 mins. was;k from the mainline station..  A bright and airy and spacious space, classes can be up to fourteen people with a good atmosphere, humour and opportunity to meet like minded people interested in the arts.

Weekday Classes.  * Twickenham Studio only   £35 *
**Monday -Friday 11.30am - 14.00pm.
Evenings               18.30pm-21.00pm**

We begin with Colour ! * *(Allan will supply paper for this exercise) and we conclude the class with a painting of your own.  Allan's easy to follow colour technique will familiarise you with the painters palette, teaching you how to mix all those great colours before you test your skills with a small painting on your own canvas copied from an image/still life supplied. (or bring your own)

**THE  ONE DAY TWO PART OIL PAINTING PLAN from £50
11.30am-5.00pm Twickenham Studio, on Saturdays.:  Kingston upon Thames Studio, Sundays.**

Two Easy Steps is all it takes on Allan's ONE DAY TWO PART PLAN   Designed to teach you the basics of oil painting and enable you to successfully develop your future as a painter, Allan focuses on the basic knowledge of oil paint and colour,  in the first part of this class and in the second puts your skills to test when you paint your own picture with ongoing support.

Part 1 : The Essentials 11.30am -1.00pm

Primary, complimentary secondary, tertiary colours Relationships between colour combinations, oppositional energising and harmonious warm and cool colours. Mix a custom palette and save money when purchasing your “start up” colour palette tube paints. You are now ready to tackle your first painting.

Break

Part 2 : Paint Your Picture 2.00pm -5.00pm.

Paint Materials and images provided. Please supply your own canvas and we will provide an image or bring your own image if you want to paint a favourite.

You will learn and have continuing support with - composition, canvas wash, blocking in, bringing your painting to completion. Finding and developing your own style, application techniques, impasto and/or thin glazing, colour saturation, blending, painting wet on wet, volume, perspective and much more.

We look forward to meeting you.* Allan. *


Nida Khan

Oil Painting Art Classes, Beginners, Refreshers, Saturday, Sunday, Weekday, Evening, Classes

The workshop is about learning the use of traditional Japanese hand tools, the process of inking wood blocks, printing on different types of handmade paper and developing a new understanding of various techniques in woodcut art. All of which enable you to make numerous fine art prints to take away at the end of the session.

Everyone will be provided with:
Sets of 5 traditional Japanese hand tools
1 x 4mm A4 Shina ply woodblock - slightly smaller block for evening session
Blocks can be cut and printed on both sides
3 x types of printmaking papers (including Japanese Hosho paper)
Water-based inks, pencils etc. - Pre-cut shapes and pattern blocks to use in compositions.
Tubes are provided for all prints to take away at the end of the session.

Intro - Cups of tea, coffee or soft drinks followed by some words
from Alex on his printmaking career.

Throughout the session,  Alex will give an overview of this ancient art form (woodcut is the oldest print process) and has a culturally rich history in China, Japan, Mexico, Brazil and most recently in Germany with the Expressionists. Contemporary artists such as  Grayson Perry, Tom Hammick, Christiane Baumgartner, Eileen Cooper and Rebecca Salter continue to inspire and push the medium into new and exciting places.

Stage 1 - Alex will cover the use of hand tools to design, draw and cut woodblocks and explore the process of hand printing using traditional Japanese barens (circular discs wrapped in bamboo) and rollers on three types of paper.

Stage 2 - Delve a little deeper, with examples on how to use multiple blocks, reduction-cutting techniques and the importance of block registration to create more complex multi colour prints.

Stage 3 - This a perfect opportunity to make multiply prints through editions, ending the final part of the session by experimenting with your favourite design or playing with various colours.

Stage 4 - Everyone's prints will be individually wrapped in sheets of tissue paper and rolled up into tubes for safe passage home.

Please feel free to leave your email addresses at the end of our workshop, so Alex can forward on a tools and materials list from various  suppliers I use for the studio.


Learn Woodcut Printmaking With An Artist

Tanaya Basu De Sarkar

Fancy yourself as the next Banksy? Or just want to learn how to create a piece of spray can art in a safe, relaxed and fun environment? Then join in this street art tour and graffiti workshop!

One of Alternative London's expert street artist guides will take you on a graffiti and street art walking tour (1.30 - 1.45hrs) of East London where you'll see some of the World's finest street art by Banksy, ROA, Shepard Fairey, Jimmy C, Invader, Stik and many many more. Then, after a refreshment break it's back to the Alternative London for a 2.15hrs workshop to try it for yourself!

All welcome regardless of artistic ability as the Alternative London team will teach you spray can techniques and all you need to know to draw, cut and create your own single or multi layered stencil and build your own unique piece of street art.

Graffiti Workshop with Street Art Tour: Full Session

Erika Wentzel

Turn ideas into objects.

Join us for a 2 hour open access pottery session in our cosy studio in central London. During each session we provide unlimited materials, access to our tools & the expert guidance from our tutors for taster & hand-building.

Small groups – up to 8 makers per session.

FOR
Complete beginners looking to try ceramics for the first time.
People with some experience looking to use our facilities & create freely.
Makers with prior wheel-throwing experience looking to practice on the wheel and expand their skills (please refer to our terms and conditions related to the wheel rentals before booking).

MATERIALS all included in the price.
6 types of clay: white, speckled, grey, mocha, terracotta, eco (recycled)
Colourful underglazes ( 12+ colours)
Underglaze pencils
Glazes ( 12+ effect colours)*
*If you come for just one session you won’t be able to use the glazes (pieces need to dry and be bisque-fired), but you can use colourful underglazes and we will cover the work with transparent glaze for free.

DETAILS:
Two hour open-access pottery session
Tuesdays 7 to 9 PM and Saturdays 3 to 5 PM
No hidden fees: materials and firings included
Small groups - up to 8 people per session
Technician/tutor support every session (hand-building/taster)
Central london studio location SE1
Fully stocked studio

FACILITES & TOOLS
Rolling pins, ceramic modelling tools & tabletop whirlers
Plaster slump & hump moulds
Aprons provided
Tea, Coffee & Biscuit station
4 electric throwing wheels (must be booked in advance via ticket options and ONLY for those who have prior wheel experience. Please read information below)


Toni Van Zutphen

Pottery Drop-in Session : Taster | Hand-Building | Wheel-Throwing

) Intro
Information and knowledge of Kintsugi, teaching them art of how Japanese philosophy believes that imperfection is beauty.

) Process
How to break pottery, what is the safest way to manipulate the ceramics into not overdoing the cracks.

Beginners will be using a hammer and drill when dealing with pottery technique.

) Gold Highlight
Using micro metal mix with epoxy resin, making sure beginners can enjoy and expand their knowledge into creative techniques with pottery.

) Ending
Students will take home 1 piece of they're own kintsugi pottery by the end of the class


Lisa Keeling

Kintsugi Class For Beginner's, Japanese Ceramics


This is a great introduction to pottery in a small class with lots of teacher support. There is a maximum of seven students to two teachers.  That’s 3.5 students to one teacher. If you are looking for one to one attention please consider a Private Class.

As an introduction to pottery, this class comprises of both throwing on the wheel and hand building. You will have your own dedicated wheel. We also offer beginner classes devoted solely to wheel throwing and beginner classes solely devoted to hand building. But if you just want to give everything a go in a relaxed and bright studio, then this is a perfect first step into pottery.

This is a fun class and you will be shown how to centre your clay on the wheel, open your pot and pull up the walls. You will also be shown how to make pots using hand building techniques involving the manipulation of clay, using the hand only. These techniques are pinching, coiling and slab building.

At the end of your class you can keep your best pot which will be fired twice and glazed for you in our lovely studio white glaze. Your pot will be ready for collection three weeks after the class and the collection dates will be listed on the Sak Beh Pottery website. We don’t send out emails as many end up in spam folders or are not seen. So please remember to check the website for your collection dates.

We offer a complimentary self serve tea bar with a selection of snacks.

*If you wish to keep a second pot there is an extra charge of £8 which partially covers the costs of trimming, firing twice and glazing the extra piece.

Happy Potting!


3hrs Pottery Taster Class

Rebecca Armstrong 

 Pottery Taster Class

Learn the ancient Japanese technique of Nerikomi. Nerikomi is a decorative ceramic process which involves stacking coloured clay and then slicing through the cross section to reveal a pattern, which can then be used as a surface decoration. The outcome reflects a combination of both careful planning and accidental surprise resulting in colourful and endless surface patterns.

In this 3hr course you will be taught various Nerikomi techniques which can be applied in into your own choice of tableware – dish or plate. Choose from our range of colours to create  more traditional marbled patterns or a more freeform organic design.

CLASS OVERVIEW

Geometric & Organic block making demonstration: Learn a range of Nerikomi techniques which will allow you to make a various patterns. These can be applied in multiple ways to create a unique range surface designs. Our teacher will take you through each step showing you 3 or 4 basic techniques which will allow you to decide on your own mix of colours and patterns you wish to use.
Slab Rolling & Press moulding: Learn how to shape the decorated clay into different dish shapes using a variety of our studio mould.
Create your own patterned dish, or more if you have time.

The class is designed for adults, however, children under the age of 16 are welcome, but must be accompanied by a ticket paying adult.

Please read the T&Cs prior to booking

Pottery Marbling & Surface Pattern Design - Make your own Nerikomi Ceramic Dishes

Oleksandra Stepanets

Nerikomi Workshop -  Marbled Clay Tableware

These sessions have different themes and will make you want to discover more about different art forms!

We will guide you through an array of techniques and have an extensive range of materials on hand to help you create a piece of art you can take away and treasure.

Don’t miss out - This is bound to be popular!
We will provide everything to ensure you have a fun and creative day, if you would like to bring a trinket or keepsake to add to your art or craft piece, please do.

Art4Space is an inclusive, creative and supportive, safe space.

**Themes and subject for the next dates:
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Sat 20th April 1.30 pm - 4 pm:
Tile Painting - Azulejos tiles of Portugal's Inspired: Azulejos tiles are a unique type of tile decoration that that is deeply intertwined with Portuguese culture. You will explore colour, texture, and pattern by applying paint on-glazes to a bisque ware tile. Stencil and paint your way to beautiful, glazed ceramic tile.
You will create one finished ceramic tile(s) and posted to you within one month.
Fri 26th April 6.30 pm - 9 pm, Picassiette Mosaic: You will use broken ceramics to piece together to create something new and beautiful. In our, you will be given different templates to choose from including a cat, bee, beetle or flower. Our experienced and friendly Art4Space tutor will guide you every step of the way, whether you are a beginner or have mosaic experience, so that everyone will leave with a unique Picassiette mosaic to treasure.
Fri May 10th 6.30-9pm, Sip and Paint Canvas with Van Gogh's Sunflowers. Appreciate the magnificent work of the famous Van Gogh as you learn how to recreate his iconic sunflower image onto your own canvas. Unwind, drink and paint at this relaxing London activity.
Did you know that Van Gogh lived in Stockwell 1873-1874? Just a 15-minute walk from our studio!
Sun May 19th 1.30 pm - 4 pm: Kintsugi:  In this class we create one classic Japanese bowl using traditional method and philosophy. We then experiment with another crockery piece of choice (we provide) however you can bring your own bowl along and we can try. Should work fine and expose the crack with gold.
Fri 24th May  6.30-9pm: Spiral Bowl Handbuilding Pottery: On the night, our friendly ceramic tutor will demonstrate and guide you through all the skills you need to make a unique spiral bowl. They will show you special pottery techniques to help you build interesting spirals and patterns, so that you will feel confident making your own professional looking bowl - can be for functional ware!
Fri Jun 14th 6.30-9pm: Picassiette Mosaic: You will use broken ceramics to piece together to create something new and beautiful. In our, you will be given different templates to choose from including a cat, bee, beetle or flower. Our experienced and friendly Art4Space tutor will guide you every step of the way, whether you are a beginner or have mosaic experience, so that everyone will leave with a unique Picassiette mosaic to treasure.
Sun 16th June 1 pm - 3.30 pm: Gleaming Glazes.
We will guide you through essential glazing skills and painting techniques required to create a finished glazed piece using an item from our range of bisque unpainted/unglazed pottery)! You will be supported to explore colour, texture and pattern, applying paint-on glazes, paint, stamp, and use sponges or stencils. The finished piece will be fired and posted to you.
Sun 7th July: Kintsugi: In this class we create one classic Japanese bowl using traditional method and philosophy. We then experiment with another crockery piece of choice (we provide) however you can bring your own bowl along and we can try. Should work fine and expose the crack with gold.
Sun 10th Aug 1 pm - 3.30 pm:  Gleaming Glazes.
We will guide you through essential glazing skills and painting techniques required to create a finished glazed piece using an item from our range of bisque unpainted/unglazed pottery)! You will be supported to explore colour, texture and pattern, applying paint-on glazes, paint, stamp, and use sponges or stencils. The finished piece will be fired and posted to you.
Sun 8th Sep 1.30 pm - 4 pm: Kanzashi:  You will learn two types of petal folding and at the end of the workshop you will have the choice to either finish the product into a broach or fascinator.
Sun Sep 14th 1.30-4pm: Kintsugi: In this class we create one classic Japanese bowl using traditional method and philosophy. We then experiment with another crockery piece of choice (we provide) however you can bring your own bowl along and we can try. Should work fine and expose the crack with gold.
Sat 5th Oct 1.30-4pm: Cloud or rainbow mosaic. We guide you through the essential mosaic skills and techniques required to create a mosaic word cloud or rainbow.
Sun 13th October 1.30-4 pm: Terracotta planters and macrame: Explore the hand-building techniques of pinching, coiling and slab-building to create mini terracotta planters and make macrame for your new plant pot! The finished piece will be fired and posted to you.
Fri Nov 1st 6.30 – 9.30 pm: Day of the Dead:
We guide you through the essential mosaic skills and techniques required to create a Day of the Dead skull! Our studio is packed full of beautiful mosaic tiles for you to choose from and use in your piece.
Sat 9th Nov 1.30-4pm: Gleaming Glazes: Gleaming Glazes.
We will guide you through essential glazing skills and painting techniques required to create a finished glazed piece using an item from our range of bisque unpainted/unglazed pottery)! You will be supported to explore colour, texture and pattern, applying paint-on glazes, paint, stamp, and use sponges or stencils. The finished piece will be fired and posted to you.
Sun 17th Nov 1.30 pm - 4pm: Kintsugi: In this class we create one classic Japanese bowl using traditional method and philosophy. We then experiment with another crockery piece of choice (we provide) however you can bring your own bowl along and we can try. Should work fine and expose the crack with gold.
Sun 1st Dec 1.30-4 pm: Mosaic Xmas Gifts and decorations: We guide you through the essential mosaic skills and techniques required to create mosaic Christmas decorations and gifts.

The price includes the workshop, materials, snacks with a glass of wine/bottle of beer if desired and unlimited coffee and tea, plus 10% off in our studio shop.

NB! Needs minimum 4 sign ups 1 week prior to course start date to run.

Lisa Josephl

Weekend Workshops

This fun and creative painting experience will give you a chance to unleash your creativity! Professional step-by-step guidance is provided, however, we encourage you to let your inner artist run wild.

Wine glass in one hand, paintbrush in the other! No experience needed.

Now you can

Express yourself
Add a new skill to the repertoire
Guidance from a practising artist
Take your painting home with you
Themed playlist to immerse you in your experience
PopUp Painting is aimed at people who have never painted before - you might discover a new passion!

Helen Brown

Sip and Paint at the London Art Bar

Join Kes in her weekly workshops in a relaxed and friendly environment to learn more about mosaic making. This workshop is for all levels - whether you're a beginner or a keen mosaic master!

In this workshop

You'll learn the basic skills of mosaic making, including how to cut safely using mosaic tools, plan, space & stick your pieces to create something beautiful to take home.

Build your confidence in making mosaics and move onto a larger project of your choice.

You can start a project from scratch, or bring your own piece from home to upcycle.  Plant pots, ornamental tiles, bowls, frames for photos and mirrors - mosaics can brighten up a bunch of household things. You'll soon be saving all your broken crockery to add to your piece!


Prilly Lewis

Mosaic Workshop Wednesdays

In this 2 hr workshop you will learn everything you need to know about slip-casting with liquid porcelain clay and working with plaster moulds culminating in your own little set of tableware (1-3 pieces)

You will first choose from our selection of studio moulds the shape you would like to cast. Then use the pre-mixed coloured stains to marble, drip, splatter or paint onto you mould which once cast will result in your own unique porcelain tableware piece.

After you have gone home we will fire and glaze your work with transparent glaze resulting in fully functional porcelain tableware. Your pieces will be ready for collection within 2 weeks of your workshop.

CLASS OVERVIEW

The class will start with a slip-casting demonstration given by one of our experienced tutors.
You will then select the first mould you wish to work with, decorate & cast it.
Each piece takes around 45mins to cast and un-mould and clean up. Giving you enough time to make 1-3 works depending on the complexity of the decorations.
We will fire and glaze your work once you have left and it will be ready for collection within 2 weeks of your class.

The class is designed for adults, however, children under the age of 16 are welcome, but must be accompanied by a ticket paying adult.


Jess Trafford

Porcelain Slipcasting Workshop - Working with Liquid Clay and Moulds

Majolica, or the Azulejo tile, is a traditional way to decorate and glaze ceramic seen primarily in Mediterranean countries. This technique which originated from the Moors varies in colour pallet and pattern finish depending on the region. Cobalt and other oxides are painted onto an unfired tin glaze resulting in vibrant colours with remarkable definition.

On this course you will learn everything you need to know to complete your own set of hand painted, colourful, ceramic tin glazed tiles. You will learn everything from the mixing of the colours to the application of traditional repeat geometric patterns. If you’re feeling adventurous you can deviate from the provided stencils and create your own unique set of tiles.

CLASS OVERVIEW
Colour mixing: Here you will learn how to properly weigh and mix the coloured stains used to paint with. This step is vital if you wish to continue with these techniques at home but there will also be a range of pre-mixed colours for you to work with.
Glazing, mark-making and painting demonstration: Here you will be shown the 3 basic steps to creating your own range of tiles.
Sketching,planning and glazing time: Makers will be guided in the glazing process on their own set of 4 pre-made bisque tiles/coasters. Then you will have a chance to sketch your own, or use provided stencils, to create your patterns and designs.
Create your own set of patterned tiles/coasters.

The class is designed for adults, however, children under the age of 16 are welcome, but must be accompanied by an adult.

Decorate your own Ceramic Tiles - Hand Painted Portuguese Azulejo Tile Workshop

Kim Slade

Azulejo & Majolica Tile Workshop - Hand painted Ceramic Glaze Tile

Choose between two different sets of five pack (version 1 or 2), or a 10 pack of all the individual greeting cards from original Harriet Pattinson paintings.

Envelopes included


Obby - Discover London's favourite classes and workshops.

Penelope Lykiardopulo

Greeting Cards 10 pack

This fun pottery workshop, you'll have the opportunity to play and experiment as much as you like, all whilst making a beautiful ceramic keepsake. Perfect for anyone looking to try something new or has already tried it and wants to do more!

During this pottery workshop, you'll gain practical skills and understand the basics of working with clay on the pottery wheel.  Take the opportunity to slow down and sink your hands into the present moment.

At the end of the class, you'll have a beautifully finished piece to call your own. If you love your clay creation and want to keep it forever then there is also the option to have the pottery glazed and fired (£5 per piece).

All material provided.
Collection 3/4 weeks after the session and will be kept for one months after the collection time .
In light of the current COVID-19 please be aware of the health and safety guild-lines. The studio is fully sanitised and cleaned before and after the workshop. Everyone is provided with antibacterial wipes, sanitisers, gloves, and disposable aprons. Please feel free to bring anything else with you to keep you safe and protected.

Pottery Wheel Throwing class 

Laura Brookes

Has it been a while since you've picked up a pencil? Do you want to learn to draw?

Then you need to join our online class with a welcoming community and a brilliant teacher.

Don't worry, these classes are beginner friendly with the aim to make you remember how fun and therapeutic drawing can be.

What To Expect?
Each week we'll be experimenting with different techniques, and different things to draw. Some weeks will feel hard, some will feel easy but you’ll be amazed at what you can do.

From still life to life drawing, we like to play around, try different things and push your limits occasionally.

Expect people to be chatting, and supporting each other because our community is at the heart of the class and we welcome anyone who wants to join! Or if you want to sit and draw quietly, you can switch your camera off and we’ll respect your mindful time as you listen to the chitter chatter of our students.

What's Included?
A ticket for online class
Class duration : 1:15
A live tutor to help guide you

What If I’m Shit At Drawing?
Then you should have signed up 10 minutes ago! Trust me, everyone can draw, you’ve just never been shown how. These classes are beginner friendly and super inclusive so you’ll feel right at home (even if you’re s**g a brick slightly about being the ‘newbie’).

What Do I Need?

2B, 2H, 8B pencil
Eraser
Ruler
120-150 gsm (something smooth)
(You can purchase your kit from here!)

https://www.artistand.co.uk/shop

A zoom link will be emailed to you on the day, and we ask that you arrive on time.

Meet The Host
ArtistAnd is a wellbeing & art company run by China Jordan. Founded in 2019, ArtistAnd helps improve people's wellbeing by giving them the confidence to practice art and improve their creative skills. With an inclusive environment and atmosphere, ArtistAnd now teaches in corporate settings as well as classes online and in person for the public.

Can't make this class? 
That’s ok! Sometimes these things happen so we try our best to accommodate you.

There is a limited number of tickets per class and we do get fully booked so if you do need to reschedule, please give 72 hours notice so we can rearrange your class.

Refunds are not available.

Feel free to email me at china@artistand.co.uk

Age Limit
18+

Time Zone
We are based in the UK so it's best to check if we are in GMT or BST +1.


Tessa Francis

Adult Drawing Class Online - All levels welcome

Learn to make your own rug with this beginner-friendly London tufting workshop!

Guided by expert teachers, you'll be guided to create a fluffy and cosy artwork that you can add to your home as soon as you get in! This is a relaxing and creative class, giving you the chance to learn some tufting skills and make your own rug to keep.

In this introductory tufting workshop, you'll learn the basics needed to create your own rug! You will be shown how to operate a cut-pile electric tufting gun and start tufting to create a personalised mini rug up to 40x40 cm.

All materials for the workshop are included and you'll have your rug to take home! You can decide whatever you would like to make into a rug - go for a cute, quirky or fun design, it's up to you!

Jennifer Potter

Mini Rug Tufting Workshop

Students get a unique opportunity to visit Colin McCallum's railway arch studio in the super creative neighbourhood of Hackney, located in a street with a long history of artists. Colin studied Fine Art at Camberwell School of Art and has remained in East London for many years as well as living in Barcelona for 14 years.

Colin is an award winning artist who has shown his art all over the world and has many international collectors.

In this fun and informative 2 hour class, students will be introduced to Colin's art and he will discuss his techniques in detail. You will get a real insight into the life of a professional artist too!

The class is suitable for beginners and those who have tried painting before and want more guidance from a professional. Colin will provide a large array of acrylic and spray paints and begin with showing some examples of his methods on paper. Each student gets the chance to work on paper and finally will be given their own canvas to create the final work which they can take home (if the canvas is not dry they can return to collect at a later date).

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