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Clay B Summer Session 1

CLAY – SUMMER SESSION 1
May 26-31, 2024 (4 STUDIO DAYS)
Tina Curry
Creative Animal Sculpture

This workshop will cover the process of creating animal sculptures based on accurate anatomy and proportions. We will use photographs as reference, learning how to interpret them and how to make or find images that will be most useful. We will work with basic clay techniques: slab, pinch, and simple armatures and explore how to make skin, hair, and fur. The animal forms will require 2-3 weeks of slow drying before firing, so I will discuss finishing techniques and provide instructions for drying and firing at home. Students will also be able to create and fire some relief tiles. The workshop is designed for students new to sculpture and for teachers who wish to learn new sculpting techniques. Beginning level. Lower clay studio.

Studio artist; teaching: Arrowmont (TN), Campbell Folk School (NC), Village Potters Clay Center (NC); representation: Jeanie Edwards Fine Arts Gallery (NC), Southern Highland Craft Guild (NC), Highlands Craft Gallery (TN); collections: Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts (TN), Foothills Ceramic Arts Museum (CA); publications: Ceramics Monthly.

curryoriginals.com | @tinasculptress
Jan 15 – Regular enrollment opens

sculpture by Tina Curry, African Wild Dog, stoneware; raku fired with underglaze and clear crackle glaze, 9 x 14 inches
Tina Curry, African Wild Dog, stoneware; raku fired with underglaze and clear crackle glaze, 9 x 14 inches
Portrait of Tina Curry with dog sculpture