Experience and explore all the making techniques in ceramics: coiling, slab-building, press moulds and throwing on the wheel with tutor guidance and demonstration. Also covering surface decoration techniques and basic glazing.
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This is a 12-week hands-on ceramics class, welcoming learners interested in exploring a wide variety of pottery making and decorating techniques. The course is unstructured with students pursuing self-directed projects with guidance, encouragement and support from the Tutors. Some previous experience is advised. Learning through making and following practical demonstrations, you will develop new and improved making skills, working with an increased awareness of studio ceramics and a better understanding of pottery techniques.
What will we cover?
Learners will experience a wide range of making and decorating techniques, becoming familiar with the variety of processes that are involved in making ceramics. With regular demonstrations, you will gain confidence, skills and knowledge to be able to work more independently and supported in developing your own projects.
What will I achieve? By the end of this course you should be able to...
- Use skills and techniques relevant to all the making processes
- Design and make pots using personal ideas
- Understand the decorative and finishing aspects of glazes
- Work with clay and glaze confidently and creatively
- Be aware of and work to health and safety guidelines
- Further develop your personal ideas
- Set further goals in discussion with the tutor
- Practise and improve your skills in making ceramic forms.
What level is the course and do I need any particular skills?
The course is aimed at those with previous experience of working with clay, having enthusiasm and interest to develop their ceramic practices.This course can be taken as a standalone 12-week program or as part of a series of up to three consecutive 12-week courses, allowing you to continue learning and progressing from September to July.
You should be able to follow simple written and verbal instructions, demonstrations, hand-outs and health and
safety information. You should be able to use numbers and be able to do simple measurements and calculations. Self-reflection is an important part of art education and practice, you will be encouraged to evaluate and review your own learning, ways of working and progress and be invited into group discussions.
How will I be taught, and will there be any work outside the class?
Group and individual demonstrations supported by discussions and visual references, but mainly learning by
doing. Working at home with visual ideas is optional.
Are there any other costs? Is there anything I need to bring?
Tools are available within the department for use but you may want to purchase your own. Your tutor will advise you which tools to purchase. There is a charge of £2.75 per 500g for clay before firing, the porcelain charge is £24.00 per bag/ £12.00 per half bag. Ensure that you bring with you a suitable pair of closed shoes, e.g. not open toed sandals. You will be expected to show good workshop practice and follow health and safety guidelines.
Amy graduated from the Royal College of Art in 2010. She has worked and exhibited internationally, most recently including high profile shows and Art Fairs; Art Miami, British Art Fair, the London Art Fair and ‘Collect’ with Cynthia Corbett Gallery. Amy has been nominated for several major awards; in 2023 she was shortlisted for the Brookfield Properties Craft Award with the Crafts Council, in 2016 she was selected for the prestigious Perrier-Jouet Arts Salon Prize by Barney Hare Duke in. In 2015, she was chosen for the inaugural Young Masters Maylis Grand Ceramics Prize for artists who show an ‘exceptional command of ceramics’ and in 2014 represented the UK in ‘New Talent’ at the European Ceramic Context. In 2015, Hughes became the first ‘Ceramics & Industry’ residency at the V & A Museum working in collaboration with 1882Ltd. The resulting piece ‘Tryst’ being acquired by the Museum and put into limited edition production. Her work is shown at several London galleries and is held in private collections. Amy specialises in hand building: from coiling to slab building, press moulding and sprigging with a passion for surface decoration.
Alex Simpson is a practising artist, teacher and technician. Her area of specialism is hand building sculptural forms, but she teaches a wide range of ceramic techniques to children and adults. As well as City Lit she teaches ceramics at The London Sculpture workshop, Westminster Under School and from her studio. She has also worked as a technician at the Royal College of Art. She has exhibited work across the UK. In 2016 she was selected by the Barbican Arts Group Trust to undertake a solo exhibition Through Viscera at Black Horse Lane. In 2017 she was selected for the Award exhibition at the British Ceramics Biennial Stoke-on-Trent where she created a site-specific installation. Recent exhibitions include, We Sit Together For a Minute, Thames Side Studio Gallery London, Undertow, Sluice Gallery, London and The Bodies That Remain, Horse Hospital, London. In 2015 She graduated from the Royal College of Art with a Masters in Ceramics and Glass. She has a background in drawing and printmaking holding a BA in Illustration from the University of Brighton.
Please note: We reserve the right to change our tutors from those advertised. This happens rarely, but if it does, we are unable to refund fees due to this. Our tutors may have different teaching styles; however we guarantee a consistent quality of teaching in all our courses.
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- Design and make pots using personal ideas<br />
- Understand the decorative and finishing aspects of glazes<br />
- Work with clay and glaze confidently and creatively<br />
- Be aware of and work to health and safety guidelines<br />
- Further develop your personal ideas<br />
- Set further goals in discussion with the tutor<br />
- Practise and improve your skills in making ceramic forms.The course is aimed at those with previous experience of working with clay, having enthusiasm and interest to develop their ceramic practices.This course can be taken as a standalone 12-week program or as part of a series of up to three consecutive 12-week courses, allowing you to continue learning and progressing from September to July. <br />
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You should be able to follow simple written and verbal instructions, demonstrations, hand-outs and health and <br />
safety information. You should be able to use numbers and be able to do simple measurements and calculations. Self-reflection is an important part of art education and practice, you will be encouraged to evaluate and review your own learning, ways of working and progress and be invited into group discussions.Group and individual demonstrations supported by discussions and visual references, but mainly learning by <br />
doing. Working at home with visual ideas is optional.Tools are available within the department for use but you may want to purchase your own. Your tutor will advise you which tools to purchase. There is a charge of £2.75 per 500g for clay before firing, the porcelain charge is £24.00 per bag/ £12.00 per half bag. Ensure that you bring with you a suitable pair of closed shoes, e.g. not open toed sandals. 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The course is unstructured with students pursuing self-directed projects with guidance, encouragement and support from the Tutors. Some previous experience is advised. Learning through making and following practical demonstrations, you will develop new and improved making skills, working with an increased awareness of studio ceramics and a better understanding of pottery techniques.<p>Experience and explore all the making techniques in ceramics: coiling, slab-building, press moulds and throwing on the wheel with tutor guidance and demonstration. Also covering surface decoration techniques and basic glazing.</p>Learners will experience a wide range of making and decorating techniques, becoming familiar with the variety of processes that are involved in making ceramics. With regular demonstrations, you will gain confidence, skills and knowledge to be able to work more independently and supported in developing your own projects.- Use skills and techniques relevant to all the making processes<br/>- Design and make pots using personal ideas<br/>- Understand the decorative and finishing aspects of glazes<br/>- Work with clay and glaze confidently and creatively<br/>- Be aware of and work to health and safety guidelines<br/>- Further develop your personal ideas<br/>- Set further goals in discussion with the tutor<br/>- Practise and improve your skills in making ceramic forms.<p>Not suitable for beginners, this course is aimed at those with previous experience of working with clay, having enthusiasm and interest to develop their ceramic practices. This course can be taken as a standalone 12-week program or as part of a series of up to three consecutive 12-week courses, allowing you to continue learning and progressing from September to July.<br/><br/>You should be able to follow simple written and verbal instructions, demonstrations, hand-outs and health and safety information. You should be able to use numbers and be able to do simple measurements and calculations. Self-reflection is an important part of art education and practice, you will be encouraged to evaluate and review your own learning, ways of working and progress and be invited into group discussions.</p><p>Group and individual demonstrations supported by discussions and visual references, but mainly learning by doing. Working at home with visual ideas is optional.</p><p>Tools are available within the department for use but you may want to purchase your own. Your tutor will advise you which tools to purchase. There is a charge of £2.75 per 500g for clay before firing, the porcelain charge is £24.00 per bag/ £12.00 per half bag. Ensure that you bring with you a suitable pair of closed shoes, e.g. not open toed sandals. You will be expected to show good workshop practice and follow health and safety guidelines.</p><p>In the final week you will need to pay for materials that you have used during the course, payments to be made by contactless card reader.</p><p>VR820 Pottery morning</p><p>VR823 Pottery afternoon</p><p>VR737 Pottery: evening course</p><p>VR725 Pottery on Saturdays: intermediate</p>Ceramics & sculptureCeramics & potteryvirtual3037504Pottery afternoon649649https://www.citylit.ac.uk/media/catalog/product/p/o/pottery_afternoon_vr822_4.jpgInStockDaytimeTueKeeley StreetNo longer available11 weeks or longerWeekday2027-01-05T00:00:00+00:00Jan 2027Art & designVR823649649Pottery afternoon519422649Amy Hughes, Alex Simpsonpottery-afternoon/vr823-2627Experience and explore all the making techniques in ceramics: coiling, slab-building, press moulds and throwing on the wheel with tutor guidance and demonstration. Also covering surface decoration techniques and basic glazing.0015-FullStillOpen|2027-01-05 00:00:00This is a 12-week hands-on ceramics class, welcoming learners interested in exploring a wide variety of pottery making and decorating techniques. The course is unstructured with students pursuing self-directed projects with guidance, encouragement and support from the Tutors. Some previous experience is advised. Learning through making and following practical demonstrations, you will develop new and improved making skills, working with an increased awareness of studio ceramics and a better understanding of pottery techniques.Experience and explore all the making techniques in ceramics: coiling, slab-building, press moulds and throwing on the wheel with tutor guidance and demonstration. Also covering surface decoration techniques and basic glazing.Learners will experience a wide range of making and decorating techniques, becoming familiar with the variety of processes that are involved in making ceramics. With regular demonstrations, you will gain confidence, skills and knowledge to be able to work more independently and supported in developing your own projects.- Use skills and techniques relevant to all the making processes<br>- Design and make pots using personal ideas<br>- Understand the decorative and finishing aspects of glazes<br>- Work with clay and glaze confidently and creatively<br>- Be aware of and work to health and safety guidelines<br>- Further develop your personal ideas<br>- Set further goals in discussion with the tutor<br>- Practise and improve your skills in making ceramic forms.<p>The course is aimed at those with previous experience of working with clay, having enthusiasm and interest to develop their ceramic practices.This course can be taken as a standalone 12-week program or as part of a series of up to three consecutive 12-week courses, allowing you to continue learning and progressing from September to July.<br><br>You should be able to follow simple written and verbal instructions, demonstrations, hand-outs and health and safety information. You should be able to use numbers and be able to do simple measurements and calculations. Self-reflection is an important part of art education and practice, you will be encouraged to evaluate and review your own learning, ways of working and progress and be invited into group discussions.</p><p>Group and individual demonstrations supported by discussions and visual references, but mainly learning by doing. Working at home with visual ideas is optional.</p><p>Tools are available within the department for use but you may want to purchase your own. Your tutor will advise you which tools to purchase. There is a charge of £2.75 per 500g for clay before firing, the porcelain charge is £24.00 per bag/ £12.00 per half bag. Ensure that you bring with you a suitable pair of closed shoes, e.g. not open toed sandals. You will be expected to show good workshop practice and follow health and safety guidelines.</p><p>In the final week you will need to pay for materials that you have used during the course, payments to be made by contactless card reader.</p>VR821 Pottery Morning, VR824 Pottery Afternoon, VR708 Pottery Intermediate.Ceramics & sculptureCeramics & potteryvirtual3037507Pottery afternoon649649https://www.citylit.ac.uk/media/catalog/product/p/o/pottery_afternoon_vr822_5.jpgInStockDaytimeTueKeeley StreetNo longer available11 weeks or longerWeekday2027-04-20T00:00:00+00:00Apr 2027Art & designVR824649649Pottery afternoon519422649Amy Hughes, Alex Simpsonpottery-afternoon/vr824-2627<p>Experience and explore all the making techniques in ceramics: coiling, slab-building, press moulds and throwing on the wheel with tutor guidance and demonstration. Also covering surface decoration techniques and basic glazing.</p>0015-FullStillOpen|2027-04-20 00:00:00<p>This is a 12-week hands-on ceramics class, welcoming learners interested in exploring a wide variety of pottery making and decorating techniques. The course is unstructured with students pursuing self-directed projects with guidance, encouragement and support from the Tutors. Some previous experience is advised. Learning through making and following practical demonstrations, you will develop new and improved making skills, working with an increased awareness of studio ceramics and a better understanding of pottery techniques.</p><p>Experience and explore all the making techniques in ceramics: coiling, slab-building, press moulds and throwing on the wheel with tutor guidance and demonstration. Also covering surface decoration techniques and basic glazing.</p><p>Learners will experience a wide range of making and decorating techniques, becoming familiar with the variety of processes that are involved in making ceramics. With regular demonstrations, you will gain confidence, skills and knowledge to be able to work more independently and supported in developing your own projects.</p>- Use skills and techniques relevant to all the making processes<br>- Design and make pots using personal ideas<br>- Understand the decorative and finishing aspects of glazes<br>- Work with clay and glaze confidently and creatively<br>- Be aware of and work to health and safety guidelines<br>- Further develop your personal ideas<br>- Set further goals in discussion with the tutor<br>- Practise and improve your skills in making ceramic forms.<p>The course is aimed at those with previous experience of working with clay, having enthusiasm and interest to develop their ceramic practices. This course can be taken as a standalone 12-week program or as part of a series of up to three consecutive 12-week courses, allowing you to continue learning and progressing from September to July.<br><br>You should be able to follow simple written and verbal instructions, demonstrations, hand-outs and health and safety information. You should be able to use numbers and be able to do simple measurements and calculations. Self-reflection is an important part of art education and practice, you will be encouraged to evaluate and review your own learning, ways of working and progress and be invited into group discussions.</p><p>Group and individual demonstrations supported by discussions and visual references, but mainly learning by doing. Working at home with visual ideas is optional.</p><p>Tools are available within the department for use but you may want to purchase your own. Your tutor will advise you which tools to purchase. There is a charge of £2.75 per 500g for clay before firing, the porcelain charge is £24.00 per bag/ £12.00 per half bag. Ensure that you bring with you a suitable pair of closed shoes, e.g. not open toed sandals. You will be expected to show good workshop practice and follow health and safety guidelines.</p><p>In the final week you will need to pay for materials that you have used during the course, payments to be made by contactless card reader.</p><p>VR708 Pottery Intermediate, VR819 Pottery Morning, VR822 Pottery Afternoon</p>Ceramics & sculptureCeramics & potteryvirtual495,519619,649402,422VR824,VR822,VR823NONETue21/04/26 - 14/07/2614:00 - 17:0014:0017:0012 sessions (over 13 weeks)1211 weeks or longerDaytimeWeekdayKSKeeley StreetAmy Hughes, Alex SimpsonNo longer available2026-04-21T00:00:00+00:00,2026-09-15T00:00:00+00:00,2027-01-05T00:00:00+00:00,2027-04-20T00:00:00+00:00Apr 2026,Sep 2026,Jan 2027,Apr 2027Art & design619619,649Pottery afternoonpottery-afternoon/vr824-2526,pottery-afternoon/vr822-2627,pottery-afternoon/vr823-2627,pottery-afternoon/vr824-2627Experience and explore all the making techniques in ceramics: coiling, slab-building, press moulds and throwing on the wheel with tutor guidance and demonstration. Also covering surface decoration techniques and basic glazing.,<p>Experience and explore all the making techniques in ceramics: coiling, slab-building, press moulds and throwing on the wheel with tutor guidance and demonstration. Also covering surface decoration techniques and basic glazing.</p>0015-FullStillOpen|2026-04-21 00:00:00This is a 12-week hands-on ceramics class, welcoming learners interested in exploring a wide variety of pottery making and decorating techniques. The course is unstructured with students pursuing self-directed projects with guidance, encouragement and support from the Tutors. Some previous experience is advised. Learning through making and following practical demonstrations, you will develop new and improved making skills, working with an increased awareness of studio ceramics and a better understanding of pottery techniques.,<p>This is a 12-week hands-on ceramics class, welcoming learners interested in exploring a wide variety of pottery making and decorating techniques. The course is unstructured with students pursuing self-directed projects with guidance, encouragement and support from the Tutors. Some previous experience is advised. Learning through making and following practical demonstrations, you will develop new and improved making skills, working with an increased awareness of studio ceramics and a better understanding of pottery techniques.</p>Experience and explore all the making techniques in ceramics: coiling, slab-building, press moulds and throwing on the wheel with tutor guidance and demonstration. Also covering surface decoration techniques and basic glazing.,<p>Experience and explore all the making techniques in ceramics: coiling, slab-building, press moulds and throwing on the wheel with tutor guidance and demonstration. Also covering surface decoration techniques and basic glazing.</p>Learners will experience a wide range of making and decorating techniques, becoming familiar with the variety of processes that are involved in making ceramics. With regular demonstrations, you will gain confidence, skills and knowledge to be able to work more independently and supported in developing your own projects.,<p>Learners will experience a wide range of making and decorating techniques, becoming familiar with the variety of processes that are involved in making ceramics. With regular demonstrations, you will gain confidence, skills and knowledge to be able to work more independently and supported in developing your own projects.</p>- Use skills and techniques relevant to all the making processes<br />
- Design and make pots using personal ideas<br />
- Understand the decorative and finishing aspects of glazes<br />
- Work with clay and glaze confidently and creatively<br />
- Be aware of and work to health and safety guidelines<br />
- Further develop your personal ideas<br />
- Set further goals in discussion with the tutor<br />
- Practise and improve your skills in making ceramic forms.,- Use skills and techniques relevant to all the making processes<br/>- Design and make pots using personal ideas<br/>- Understand the decorative and finishing aspects of glazes<br/>- Work with clay and glaze confidently and creatively<br/>- Be aware of and work to health and safety guidelines<br/>- Further develop your personal ideas<br/>- Set further goals in discussion with the tutor<br/>- Practise and improve your skills in making ceramic forms.,- Use skills and techniques relevant to all the making processes<br>- Design and make pots using personal ideas<br>- Understand the decorative and finishing aspects of glazes<br>- Work with clay and glaze confidently and creatively<br>- Be aware of and work to health and safety guidelines<br>- Further develop your personal ideas<br>- Set further goals in discussion with the tutor<br>- Practise and improve your skills in making ceramic forms.The course is aimed at those with previous experience of working with clay, having enthusiasm and interest to develop their ceramic practices.This course can be taken as a standalone 12-week program or as part of a series of up to three consecutive 12-week courses, allowing you to continue learning and progressing from September to July. <br />
<br />
You should be able to follow simple written and verbal instructions, demonstrations, hand-outs and health and <br />
safety information. You should be able to use numbers and be able to do simple measurements and calculations. Self-reflection is an important part of art education and practice, you will be encouraged to evaluate and review your own learning, ways of working and progress and be invited into group discussions.,<p>Not suitable for beginners, this course is aimed at those with previous experience of working with clay, having enthusiasm and interest to develop their ceramic practices. This course can be taken as a standalone 12-week program or as part of a series of up to three consecutive 12-week courses, allowing you to continue learning and progressing from September to July.<br/><br/>You should be able to follow simple written and verbal instructions, demonstrations, hand-outs and health and safety information. You should be able to use numbers and be able to do simple measurements and calculations. Self-reflection is an important part of art education and practice, you will be encouraged to evaluate and review your own learning, ways of working and progress and be invited into group discussions.</p>,<p>The course is aimed at those with previous experience of working with clay, having enthusiasm and interest to develop their ceramic practices.This course can be taken as a standalone 12-week program or as part of a series of up to three consecutive 12-week courses, allowing you to continue learning and progressing from September to July.<br><br>You should be able to follow simple written and verbal instructions, demonstrations, hand-outs and health and safety information. You should be able to use numbers and be able to do simple measurements and calculations. Self-reflection is an important part of art education and practice, you will be encouraged to evaluate and review your own learning, ways of working and progress and be invited into group discussions.</p>,<p>The course is aimed at those with previous experience of working with clay, having enthusiasm and interest to develop their ceramic practices. This course can be taken as a standalone 12-week program or as part of a series of up to three consecutive 12-week courses, allowing you to continue learning and progressing from September to July.<br><br>You should be able to follow simple written and verbal instructions, demonstrations, hand-outs and health and safety information. You should be able to use numbers and be able to do simple measurements and calculations. Self-reflection is an important part of art education and practice, you will be encouraged to evaluate and review your own learning, ways of working and progress and be invited into group discussions.</p>Group and individual demonstrations supported by discussions and visual references, but mainly learning by <br />
doing. Working at home with visual ideas is optional.,<p>Group and individual demonstrations supported by discussions and visual references, but mainly learning by doing. Working at home with visual ideas is optional.</p>Tools are available within the department for use but you may want to purchase your own. Your tutor will advise you which tools to purchase. There is a charge of £2.75 per 500g for clay before firing, the porcelain charge is £24.00 per bag/ £12.00 per half bag. Ensure that you bring with you a suitable pair of closed shoes, e.g. not open toed sandals. You will be expected to show good workshop practice and follow health and safety guidelines.,<p>Tools are available within the department for use but you may want to purchase your own. Your tutor will advise you which tools to purchase. There is a charge of £2.75 per 500g for clay before firing, the porcelain charge is £24.00 per bag/ £12.00 per half bag. Ensure that you bring with you a suitable pair of closed shoes, e.g. not open toed sandals. You will be expected to show good workshop practice and follow health and safety guidelines.</p><p>In the final week you will need to pay for materials that you have used during the course, payments to be made by contactless card reader.</p>VR708 Pottery Intermediate.,<p>VR820 Pottery morning</p><p>VR823 Pottery afternoon</p><p>VR737 Pottery: evening course</p><p>VR725 Pottery on Saturdays: intermediate</p>,VR821 Pottery Morning, VR824 Pottery Afternoon, VR708 Pottery Intermediate.,<p>VR708 Pottery Intermediate, VR819 Pottery Morning, VR822 Pottery Afternoon</p>Ceramics & sculptureCeramics & potteryconfigurable
