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Course Description

Students will learn how to throw simple forms such as bowls, mugs and cylinders. Further skills development will be enhanced by combining handbuilding techniques to add handles, lids and sculptural surface elements. Glazing and surface design will also be explored. Advanced students will be encouraged to further develop their technique through more challenging projects.

*Wheethrowing can be very messy so please dress accordingly- short sleeves recommended. Feel free to bring an apron.

Tuition Assistance is available for all kids programs. Please contact Elizabeth Buccino, Director of Education prior to registering online.

Cancellation Policy

AAN depends upon student tuition to continue to offer classes and workshops. Due to our commitment to small class sizes and the hands-on nature of art education, we are greatly impacted by cancellations. Nevertheless, we do understand that plans change. If you need to cancel your reservation for a class or workshop, please note our cancellation/refund policy here and let us know as soon as possible.

Materials

All materials included in tuition.

Morning Wheelthrowing, M,W,F, Ages 10–14: Session 1

Maddy Belanger

Maddy Belanger, born and raised on Nantucket, discovered her passion for ceramics at a young age through classes at the Nantucket Artists Association. After earning her degree in Public Health and rekindling her love for pottery during her senior year of college, she returned to the island to set up her own studio. In addition to her work in ceramics, Maddy is the Administrator and Skating Director at the local rink, where she nurtures her other passion—figure skating. She is dedicated to growing the fun in the sport and coaching young skaters who share the same joy she found on the ice. Whether in the studio or at the rink, Maddy loves fostering creativity and confidence in her community.
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