Adult Intermediate Wheel Throwing
Thursday Evening Session
Join Emily Christopherson for an intermediate level class! Thursday nights, 7p - 10p for six weeks, for a total of 18 hours of instruction.
During student studio hours, any adult currently enrolled in class may work independently at an available wheel or table in the open studio.
Student studio hours are Monday - Thursday 7p - 10p, Saturday 2:30p - 5:30p, and Sunday 12:00p - 7:00p
Want more time to practice? Add extra weekday daytime studio hours to your class package for only $55. With this option, you'll get keyed access to the studio during the times provided below, giving you more flexibility for practice.
*Weekday daytime open studio hours are Monday - Thursday 12p - 7p, Friday 12p - 5p
*When you sign up for a class, select the option for the weekday daytime open studio hours. This will include it as part of your class package.
Emily will lead intermediate adult students in the next chapter of their wheel throwing journey. These sessions will help you refine and expand your form-making, as you work to develop your own style. New materials can be explored including throwing with porcelain, and more advanced forms will be demonstrated. (Completion of a beginning wheel throwing class is strongly recommended.)
Emily is the owner of EMRIS, a small batch ceramic brand based in Chicago producing functional wares for everyday use. She has worked with clay for over a decade.
Not ready for a commitment?
Try an experience session! These one-time 90-minute classes are designed to allow you to experiment and have fun without committing to a suite of classes. Sign up for one or more of these Friday or Saturday sessions as your schedule allows. Studio staff will bisque, dip glaze, and fire your class project, and we will contact you when your masterpiece is ready to pick up!
Spots are limited, will sell out quickly!!
Spots are limited, will sell out quickly!!
In order to allow students to continue improving their wheel throwing skills, we allow students to re-enroll in their class night before opening registration to the public. We currently have a dedicated group of students, so open spots are limited.