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Creatively Wild Art Studio Dumbo See all classes by this school @ 98 Water St, Brooklyn, NY
Develop hands-on experience in three-dimensional art through a series of engaging sculpture projects using cardboard and clay. Students learn to recreate images, draw inspiration from master artworks, and construct dimensional forms including self-portraits, building artistic perspective and spatial thinking throughout. Welcoming to beginners, this course fundamentally changes how you observe and create within the world around you.
Oct 27th
6:45–8:45pm ET
Nov 3rd
6:45–8:45pm ET
Nov 10th
6:45–8:45pm ET
Nov 17th
6:45–8:45pm ET
Nov 24th
6:45–8:45pm ET
Creatively Wild Art Studio Dumbo See all classes by this school @ 98 Water St, Brooklyn, NY
Step into the world of 3D sculpture and discover the creative possibilities of working with cardboard and clay. Students build practical skills in re-creating images, interpreting master artworks, and constructing three-dimensional forms including self-portraits. Designed for beginners, this engaging class sharpens artistic observation and reshapes the way you perceive and interact with the space around you.
Oct 20th
4:15–6:15pm ET
Oct 27th
4:15–6:15pm ET
Nov 3rd
4:15–6:15pm ET
Nov 10th
4:15–6:15pm ET
Nov 17th
4:15–6:15pm ET
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Wilcoxson Brooklyn Ceramics See all classes by this school @ 42 West Street, Brooklyn, NY
Discover the craft of slip casting by learning to mix, color, and pour liquid clay into plaster molds. The hands-on class covers both functional and sculptural applications, teaching you how to refine and glaze your pieces for consistent, professional results. Well suited for anyone looking to explore the world of ceramics.
Nov 5th
6:30–9pm ET
Meets 6 Times
The Compleat Sculptor See all classes by this school @ 110 West 19th Street, New York, NY
Step into stone carving in a hands-on, expertly guided workshop. Learn to shape, refine, and polish stone using traditional tools, with personalized instruction supporting your creative direction. Whether you are starting out or have years of art-making behind you, the course builds the skills and self-trust to work independently. Open studio hours let you refine your craft at your own pace.
Nov 5th
6–9pm ET
Meets 3 Times
Nov 7th
10am–1pm ET
Meets 4 Times
Dec 3rd
6–9pm ET
Meets 3 Times
Dec 5th
10am–1pm ET
Meets 4 Times
New York School of the Arts See all classes by this school @ 315 E 62nd St, New York, NY
Discover the practices behind creating lifelike human portraits in clay with a renowned instructor. Step deep into facial anatomy, proportions, and expressions while building the craft of sculpting. Tap into your creativity and bring your artistic vision to life in this immersive course.
Nov 12th
4:30–7:30pm ET
Meets 11 Times
Nov 14th
1:30–4:30pm ET
Meets 11 Times
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Historically, spoons have been found with ancient Egyptian artifacts, unearthed with treasures from the Neolithic civilizations, and found with relics used during the Shang Dynasty.
What you'll learn:
In this class, you'll immerse yourself into the DIY culture and unveil your creative genius. First, we'll look through inspiration books and different methods for making your spoons. Then, with our guidance, you will make 3-5 functional art pieces you can use on your table. Finally, you'll choose from various unique-house glazes, and one of our ceramicists will apply them once the clay is dried and ready for firing. You can pick up your creations 4-5 weeks after the class. We'll email you once they are ready.
Bring a loved one, a parent, a daughter/son, a partner, or a friend (sorry, we don't take pets yet, support animals, ok), and multiply the fun by as many spoons as you make. The energy in the studio is positive, supportive, educational, and fun.
This highly experiential workshop has a holistic learning, making, and transforming approach.
Included:
Wear clothes that can get messy and dirty with clay.
Cancellations made 8+ days before the event will receive a 50% refund. Non-refundable before seven days.
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