FULL: Raku Pottery Workshop with Patrice Mogan and Melissa Hofer, May 16 & 17

Name: FULL: Raku Pottery Workshop with Patrice Mogan and Melissa Hofer, May 16 &amp; 17
SKU: 40572
Availability: OutOfStock

Price range: $85.00 through $135.00

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Description

Saturday May 16 , 9am to noon
Sunday May 17, 9am – 4pm

maximum of 8 students –sign up now to reserve your spot!

This is a two day workshop

For Lunch on Sunday: Please pack a lunch to eat during a short lunch break.

Sat May 16, 9am to noon:

Glaze Day: Bring 3 to 5 pots to glaze. The size of your pots will factor in to how many pots we can fit into each firing. We will go over glazing and application.

Sun May 17, 9am to 4pm:

Experience the magic of Raku Firing. Dress to be outside. Must wear closed toe shoes, sneakers or boots. No sandals. Wear hair pulled up. Bring bag lunch and don’t forget to bring water to drink.

For glazing, we suggest you bring an apron or an old towel to protect your clothes. We sell sturdy aprons in red, black and tan at Falmouth Art Center for $28 if you need to purchase one.

Refund policy:

Refunds will not be given within one month of the start of a workshop. Workshops are not pro-rated. A $25 processing fee is withheld from all refunds.

The Art Center reserves the right to cancel any workshop due to insufficient enrollment, in which case tuition will be fully refunded.

Materials

Bring 3 to 5 pots to glaze on the first day.

Vases are the typical raku item since you can’t eat out of a raku item. Flat and wide things like tiles and plates don’t work well in raku.

Bring an apron or an old towel to protect your clothes. We sell sturdy aprons in red, black and tan at Falmouth Art Center for $28 if you need to purchase one.

Instructor Bio

Patrice Mogan got her Bachelors in Fine Arts at Green Mountain College in Vermont. During a summer abroad, she lived in Aberystwyth, Wales, where she did her college internship at the Ceredigion Museum. Her internship included restoration of cultural artifacts, cataloging, and assisting with setting up exhibits at multiple museums in Wales and England. A few years after college, Patrice briefly lived in Eureka, CA. While there she worked for HCAR as the Lead Art teacher in their fine arts program for people with developmental disabilities. Patrice found herself back on Cape Cod and taking ceramic classes at the Harry Holl Studio at the Cape Cod Museum of Art. After a year of classes and helping in the studio, her teacher recommended her for an apprenticeship at Scargo Pottery–the Studio and Gallery that was established in 1952 by renowned potter Harry Holl. After eight years of apprenticeship, she is now the studio manager. As manager, her role includes mixing glazes, ordering supplies, unloading kilns, reclaiming and recycling clay, and above all else helping and educating the many customers who visit daily. Patrice enjoys making and selling functional pottery, wall tiles, and whimsical sculptures. Born and raised on Cape Cod, she is inspired by her environment and the beauty that surrounds her.

Melissa Hofer is a Falmouth resident who has been working with clay at the Falmouth Art Center since 2016. She primarily makes functional work in a variety of clay types and firing techniques, especially enjoying the wood firing process. She also works full time at Cape Cod Healthcare in the IT Department.