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SUMMARY:Creatures in Clay Workshop with Janis Mars Wunderlich
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a hands-on pottery workshop where you'll learn how to capture your beloved pets or fantastical creatures in this 2-day workshop for all skill levels. Janis will demonstrate how to sculpt and apply details to create both naturalistic and imaginative small-scale creatures using clay. We will also apply underglaze and learn about glazes.\n\n \n\nThis workshop is presented in two 3-hour sessions and is accessible to ALL skill levels\, from beginning to advanced.\n\n \n\nThis class is available to ages 18 and up. No make-up days/classes are available for missed time.\n\n \n\nClass dates: Mar. 14 and 15\n\nClass time: 12:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.\n\nMinimum Class Size: 5*\n\nMaximum Class Size: 8\n\n \n\n*Please note if the class minimum is not met 48 hours in advance\, the class will be canceled and registered students refunded.\n\nVisit the link to secure your spot!\n\nInstructor Bio:\n\nJanis Mars Wunderlich grew up in a large family in Northeastern Ohio. Her detailed ceramic sculptures capture the vulnerabilities\, dualities and complexities of being human\, inspired by ancient ceramic story-telling figurines and her Cherokee Folk Artist step-grandfather\, Edwin George. Wunderlich blends animal\, plant\, and other natural elements in her narrative figures to celebrate nurturing\, reciprocity\, resilience\, and the spiritual connectedness of all things.\n\n \n\nWunderlich's ceramic sculptures and paintings are in distinguished private and museum collections throughout the world\, including Taiwan's Yingge Ceramics Museum and The American Museum of Ceramic Art in CA. She is the recipient of many awards\, including Artist Fellowships from Illinois and Ohio Arts Councils and the Virginia A Groot Foundation\, and is showcased in the documentary film WHO DOES SHE THINK SHE IS? Along with her passion to make art\, Wunderlich is a mother\, grandma\, marathon runner\, lap-swimmer\, bow-hunter\, and an associate professor of art and art history at Monmouth College.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Join us for a hands-on pottery workshop where you'\;ll learn how to capture your beloved pets or fantastical creatures in this 2-day workshop for all skill levels. Janis will demonstrate how to sculpt and apply details to create both naturalistic and imaginative small-scale creatures using clay. We will also apply underglaze and learn about glazes.
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\n\nThis workshop is presented in two 3-hour sessions and is accessible to ALL skill levels\, from beginning to advanced.
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\n\nThis class is available to ages 18 and up. No make-up days/classes are available for missed time.
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\n\nClass dates: Mar. 14 and 15
\n\nClass time: 12:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
\n\nMinimum Class Size: 5*
\n\nMaximum Class Size: 8
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\n\n*Please note if the class minimum is not met 48 hours in advance\, the class will be canceled and registered students refunded.
\n\nVisit the link to secure your spot!
\n\nInstructor Bio:
\n\nJanis Mars Wunderlich grew up in a large family in Northeastern Ohio. Her detailed ceramic sculptures capture the vulnerabilities\, dualities and complexities of being human\, inspired by ancient ceramic story-telling figurines and her Cherokee Folk Artist step-grandfather\, Edwin George. Wunderlich blends animal\, plant\, and other natural elements in her narrative figures to celebrate nurturing\, reciprocity\, resilience\, and the spiritual connectedness of all things.
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\n\nWunderlich&rsquo\;s ceramic sculptures and paintings are in distinguished private and museum collections throughout the world\, including Taiwan&rsquo\;s Yingge Ceramics Museum and The American Museum of Ceramic Art in CA. She is the recipient of many awards\, including Artist Fellowships from Illinois and Ohio Arts Councils and the Virginia A Groot Foundation\, and is showcased in the documentary film WHO DOES SHE THINK SHE IS? Along with her passion to make art\, Wunderlich is a mother\, grandma\, marathon runner\, lap-swimmer\, bow-hunter\, and an associate professor of art and art history at Monmouth College.
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LOCATION:Cultural Arts Alliance Bayou Arts Center\, 105 Hog Town Bayou Ln\, Santa Rosa Beach\, FL 32459\, USA
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URL:https://waltonareachamber-gzcms.preview.gochambermaster.com/events/details/creatures-in-clay-workshop-with-janis-mars-wunderlich-03-14-2025-54730
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