Michael Sherril Workshop in Jackson Michigan 2014
March 7, 8, 9, 2014 Register now!!!
THREE DAYS OF CLAY
Presentor: Michael Sherill
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION from Michael Sherill:
"How an overgrown play dough factory (the extruder) can change the way you think about clay! This workshop will focus on extruding and manipulation of clay forms. I will start by extrudering tubes that are then pull tapered, into long spouts for sculptural vessels. My involvement in using an extruder has totally changed my thinking about it as a tool. It has widened my view of what I can do with clay. Instead of the extruder being a static tool, just to make an object, I now see it as a work station. Like a potter’s wheel, a place to make and manipulate forms. This is the concept that I would like to communicate and share with others. This technique can open up new possibilities for anyone working in clay. I will also discuss my techniques using layers of colored clay in the extruder as well as blending other materials with clay. "
IMPORTANT DETAILS FOR PARTICIPANTS
Presentor: Michael Sherill
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION from Michael Sherill:
"How an overgrown play dough factory (the extruder) can change the way you think about clay! This workshop will focus on extruding and manipulation of clay forms. I will start by extrudering tubes that are then pull tapered, into long spouts for sculptural vessels. My involvement in using an extruder has totally changed my thinking about it as a tool. It has widened my view of what I can do with clay. Instead of the extruder being a static tool, just to make an object, I now see it as a work station. Like a potter’s wheel, a place to make and manipulate forms. This is the concept that I would like to communicate and share with others. This technique can open up new possibilities for anyone working in clay. I will also discuss my techniques using layers of colored clay in the extruder as well as blending other materials with clay. "
IMPORTANT DETAILS FOR PARTICIPANTS
ONLY $150 before Jan 30, $165 after!!!!!!
$80 STUDENT REGISTRATION: The JCPG requires insructor-written confirmation of full time student status. "Full time" is defined as 12 hours or more per semester at a high school or post secondary institution.
NEW THIS YEAR!--MEET & GREET MUG EXCHANGE: @ The Grand River Brewery, 5:30 PM, Sat., March 8, 2014 (117 W. Louis Glick Hwy., Jackson, MI). The JCPG offers this opportunity to chat with other clay enthusiasts who are attending the 2014- 3 Days of Clay Conference. The brewery has a large glassed in area reserved for our conference. We ENCOURAGE you to bring one or more mugs to exchange--GREAT conversation starters! Mugs should be no larger than 16 oz. size please. The brewery will allow us to enjoy our brewery purchased beverage in our handmade mugs if they are in the 16 oz. size range. Beer, wine, pop, and water can be purchased. Order at the bar, join us in the glassed area!
The Grand River Marketplace has a wonderful restaurant if you choose to order dinner. Dinner is served in the seated restaurant area, not our reserved room.
The Grand River Marketplace has their own parking and there is street parking as well. If you attended last year's conference, the new Marketplace is around the corner from the historic Michigan Theatre in downtown Jackson.
See you there!! ~The Jackson Pottery & Clay Guild
$80 STUDENT REGISTRATION: The JCPG requires insructor-written confirmation of full time student status. "Full time" is defined as 12 hours or more per semester at a high school or post secondary institution.
NEW THIS YEAR!--MEET & GREET MUG EXCHANGE: @ The Grand River Brewery, 5:30 PM, Sat., March 8, 2014 (117 W. Louis Glick Hwy., Jackson, MI). The JCPG offers this opportunity to chat with other clay enthusiasts who are attending the 2014- 3 Days of Clay Conference. The brewery has a large glassed in area reserved for our conference. We ENCOURAGE you to bring one or more mugs to exchange--GREAT conversation starters! Mugs should be no larger than 16 oz. size please. The brewery will allow us to enjoy our brewery purchased beverage in our handmade mugs if they are in the 16 oz. size range. Beer, wine, pop, and water can be purchased. Order at the bar, join us in the glassed area!
The Grand River Marketplace has a wonderful restaurant if you choose to order dinner. Dinner is served in the seated restaurant area, not our reserved room.
The Grand River Marketplace has their own parking and there is street parking as well. If you attended last year's conference, the new Marketplace is around the corner from the historic Michigan Theatre in downtown Jackson.
See you there!! ~The Jackson Pottery & Clay Guild
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