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Saturday and Sunday
10:00am to 4:00pm
Pots that Pour!
An outstanding 2-day workshop led by the incomparable:
NATHAN GODDARD
Nathan Goddard is back at the TCC for this creative weekend workshop, "Pots that Pour". Learn Nathan's well-honed techniques for creating pitchers, bottles, ewars, and teapots. Nathan will also be sharing his unique surface decoration techniques of mono-print transfers. Using bright and colorful Speedball underglazes, Nathan will help you to add expressive design elements to your work. Participants should have some experience with throwing or hand-building and an interest in acquiring the knowledge to create surface treatments that will make you smile! Workshop fee includes clay.
Speedball Ceramics is product sponsor of this workshop.
Firing of your work at TCC is optional but if desired, is priced by weight.
$425 / Participant (Limited to 8) A bag lunch is suggested.
Nathan was born in Grand Rapids, MI and has since lived in many parts of the country. He is well traveled in the USA, Europe, and Japan. He received his BFA in Studio Art and Land Art from the University of New Mexico. It was in the American Southwest that he began to see the greater potential of earth and materials in his paintings and installations.
His investigation of alternative materials and ceramics has
continued beyond his MFA work at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, PA. In 2007, the State of Michigan commissioned him to design and develop the Governor’s Award for Arts and Culture. He was
awarded first prize in painting at the 2009 Festival for the Arts in Grand Rapids, MI.
Nathan is past Programs Coordinator at Red Lodge Clay Center. He has taught numerous ceramic courses and workshops to adults, college students, and youth, and was Adjunct Professor of Studio Art Ceramics at Wofford College and Lander University in South Carolina. He worked in Skælskør, Denmark at Guldagergaard as the Kiln Yard Technician in 2015-16. Nathan has made Red Lodge, MT his new home, where he enjoys mountain skiing, hiking, and land exploring. He exhibits his work regionally and nationally.