Pottery

For studio times outside gallery hours (M-F, noon-5 p.m.), please email Jack Blanchard
The studio schedule will be posted on our website calendar.
* Outside of regular hours

OPEN STUDIO FOR CURRENT CLAY STUDENTS
● Open studio times will be posted on the board in the clay studio as well as on our website calendar and are free for students currently enrolled in a clay class.
● Free open studio time ends on the last day of class; HOWEVER, students will have one free studio session after the last class to glaze any bisque pieces made during class.
● Students must keep their materials in their designated cubby. All finished work will either be placed on the drying shelves and/or firing shelves.
● Open studio is limited to 12 participants and the pottery wheels are first come/first served.
● Please sign in in the notebook located at the front desk of the gallery.

OPEN STUDIO FOR NON-STUDENTS
● 3-hour sessions
● $30 per session – pay when you come
● The studio schedule will be posted on our website calendar.
● Participants must sign in on the sheet located at the front desk (open studio binder).
● Participants must have completed at least one clay class at TAG to purchase open studio time.
● Participants must be knowledgeable about the tools/equipment they will be using or ask for assistance PRIOR to using.
● Community Open Studio is limited to 12 participants and the pottery wheels are first come/first served.
● Participants may use remaining clay from their clay class or if additional clay is needed, must purchase a 25# bag of clay from TAG for $35.
● Participants must follow clay studio guidelines.
● If guidelines are not being followed, specifically if equipment, tools, and workspace are not cleaned properly, a studio fee of $30 will charged to the specific participant.
● Participants will have space to store their clay bag. All work will either be on drying shelves and/or firing shelves. Personal tools/equipment cannot be stored in the studio.
● PLEASE NOTE: if you are listening to your own music, earbuds are expected to be used.