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1174 South US 1 Vero Beach, Florida 32962 www.indianriverclay.org indianriverclay@gmail.com (772) 202-8598 |
Indian River Clay is a collaborative of full and part-time members founded in 2018 to promote the learning and development of pottery skills. We foster a community that inspires curiosity and discovery around the art and craft of clay, drawing together students, artists, and an engaged public. We believe that every person is an artist and that clay is a perfect medium through which to explore our talents. Every day in our studio we strive to deepen the connection between people and clay with the highest quality programs because we believe that shared creativity, so fundamental to humanity, is a critical force for good.
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This week's Studio Manager in-studio hours:
Sunday - Friday 10 AM - 4 PM |
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SPRING BREAK 2019 KIDS CLAY CAMP! Monday - Friday (March 18-22) 9 AM - 12 PM For Kids ages 7 to 13, Clay Camp offers an introduction to all things clay! Students will create up to 5 ceramic pieces and learn a variety of glazing and clay finish techniques. Register here for the Clay Camp |
Please Join Us!
Matcha Tea
A Special Afternoon Event with Maria Sparsis
Matcha Tea: tea ware, history, health benefits, preparation and tasting
Matcha is the powdered green tea used in the Japanese tea ceremony; its health benefits are known far and wide. Join Maria Sparsis, potter and owner of Tea and Chi, at Indian River Clay, on Sunday, March 24 at 2:00. You will learn about the history of matcha, the beautiful pottery bowls used in the Japanese tea ceremony, traditional methods of preparation and ways to use matcha in recipes. You will also have a chance to taste matcha prepared in variety of ways.
This special event is for potters, matcha lovers and the matcha-curious. It is free to all, but, should you wish to make a contribution to Indian River Clay, a non-profit organization, we would gratefully accept.
Matcha Tea
A Special Afternoon Event with Maria Sparsis
Matcha Tea: tea ware, history, health benefits, preparation and tasting
Matcha is the powdered green tea used in the Japanese tea ceremony; its health benefits are known far and wide. Join Maria Sparsis, potter and owner of Tea and Chi, at Indian River Clay, on Sunday, March 24 at 2:00. You will learn about the history of matcha, the beautiful pottery bowls used in the Japanese tea ceremony, traditional methods of preparation and ways to use matcha in recipes. You will also have a chance to taste matcha prepared in variety of ways.
This special event is for potters, matcha lovers and the matcha-curious. It is free to all, but, should you wish to make a contribution to Indian River Clay, a non-profit organization, we would gratefully accept.
MASTER WORKSHOPS AT INDIAN RIVER CLAY
NOW AVAILABLE FOR REGISTRATION
NOW AVAILABLE FOR REGISTRATION
This coming Saturday, March 16
Two Sessions: Morning: 9:00 am- 12:00 pm,
Afternoon: 1:00 – 4:00 pm
Register!
Morning Afternoon
Two Sessions: Morning: 9:00 am- 12:00 pm,
Afternoon: 1:00 – 4:00 pm
Register!
Morning Afternoon
Are you interested in being an instructor?
We invite you to submit a proposal for a class of your design. We are now taking class proposals for April, May and June. Below are a few suggestions of classes we may be interested in. Please feel free to be creative with your class offerings.
• Beginner and intermediate wheel throwing
• Advance project class wheel throwing
• Hand-building – beginner and intermediate
• Exploring hand-building with coils
• Exploring hand-building with slabs
• Exploring hand-building with pinch pots
• Sculpture - vessels and figurative
• Glazing / decorating / surface treatment / transfers
Classes lengths can vary. We encourage you to consider offering day, night or weekend classes. Download the class proposal form, instructor’s agreement and indemnity forms below to submit your ideas. If you have any questions, please contact the education committee at the emails listed above. We look forward to reading your proposals and seeing you at Indian River Clay.
Proposals will be accepted by mail or in person. By mail, please address the envelope to: Indian River Clay, 1174 South US 1, Vero Beach, FL 32962. Or, deliver them in person to the Studio. We are not accepting proposals by at this time.
Are you interested in being an instructor?
We invite you to submit a proposal for a class of your design. We are now taking class proposals for April, May and June. Below are a few suggestions of classes we may be interested in. Please feel free to be creative with your class offerings.
• Beginner and intermediate wheel throwing
• Advance project class wheel throwing
• Hand-building – beginner and intermediate
• Exploring hand-building with coils
• Exploring hand-building with slabs
• Exploring hand-building with pinch pots
• Sculpture - vessels and figurative
• Glazing / decorating / surface treatment / transfers
Classes lengths can vary. We encourage you to consider offering day, night or weekend classes. Download the class proposal form, instructor’s agreement and indemnity forms below to submit your ideas. If you have any questions, please contact the education committee at the emails listed above. We look forward to reading your proposals and seeing you at Indian River Clay.
Proposals will be accepted by mail or in person. By mail, please address the envelope to: Indian River Clay, 1174 South US 1, Vero Beach, FL 32962. Or, deliver them in person to the Studio. We are not accepting proposals by at this time.
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Hope to see you here! INDIAN RIVER CLAY
1174 South US 1 Vero Beach, FL 32962 |