Studio Tour
This building used to be a recording studio, which lends a cozy and intimate vibe to our main work space. Our spacious gallery room at the front of the building leads to a large stocked glaze room, and our kiln room with 2 L&L kilns. Finishing at our main work space with nine wheels and a slab roller. With nearly 2000 square feet of space, there are no barriers here...no barriers to creativity, conversation, and fun.
space
Our nine electric wheels are each surrounded by ample table space, so you have plenty of room for tools, wedged clay and the pieces you're making. Two big hand-building tables provide plenty of space for large scale work and friendly conversation. This area also features a slab roller which enables you to make slabs of any thickness.
Regular Firings
Two kilns—both three tiered L&L kilns—are fired weekly, so there are no long waits to see the results of your work. We also regularly schedule firings in off-site wood and gas fired kilns.
nine Potter Wheels
The main work room houses multiple pottery wheels with ample space to keep tools, freshly thrown pots, and other items. Sturdy stools are paired with each standard wheel. The studio also has a standing wheel for artists who prefer that method.
Glaze Room
Our glaze room, with many mid-fire and high-fire glazes (all mixed on site) to choose from and experiment with. Also featuring a glaze spray booth so you can build up layers of glazes for special effects or unique colors.
STORAGE
Each student is assigned a shelf to keep their works-in-progress, tools, and clay.
Gallery
Our light filled spacious gallery room is where we display our students’ and artists’ current work. About twice a year we hold an open house art show. Displaying all of our student work, open to the public.