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Creative Arts

Creative Arts

Ceramics Handbuilding

Ceramics Handbuilding

Description

From sculpture to chandeliers, decorative tiles to figurative work. Our 8-week evening class introduces you to the world of handmade ceramics. Taught in small classes you will be guided through all aspects of hand-built ceramics, from preparing the raw clay through to finished glazed pieces.

This course will introduce you to some of the processes of Handbuilding ceramics. Participants will be guided through a variety of ceramic techniques, from preparing the raw clay through to finished glazed pieces.

You will be guided to produce your own individual design ideas using experimental methods guided by demonstrations. 

This 8-week short course will run on Tuesday evenings from 6pm-8:15pm 

PLEASE ENSURE THAT THE DETAILS PROVIDED ON THE BOOKING FORM ARE FOR THE PERSON WHO WILL BE ATTENDANCE TO THE COURSE AS THIS IS REQUIRED FOR ENROLMENT PURPOSES THEREFORE PLEASE DO NOT BOOK USING YOUR DETAILS ON BEHALF OF SOMEONE ELSE.  

Course Start Dates 

  • Tuesday 28th January 2025
  • Tuesday 8th April 2025
  • Tuesday 1st July 2025

 

 

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Ceramics Throwing

Ceramics Throwing

Description

This evening class will introduce you to some of the processes of throwing ceramics on a potters wheel. Participants will be guided through a variety of ceramic techniques, from preparing the raw clay through to finished glazed pieces.

You will be guided to produce your own individual design ideas using experimental methods guided by demonstrations.

Key course features

  • Practical sessions in our Regent Street Art School workshops.
  • Discover a variety of ceramics techniques.
  • Design and produce your own personal creations.

Teaching & Assessment

The portfolio of work accumulated during the short course can be presented for assessment providing 10 HE credits.

Entry requirements & applying

This course is subject to minimum participants and payments will be returned in full if the course does not recruit the minimum cohort.

PLEASE ENSURE THAT THE DETAILS PROVIDED ON THE BOOKING FORM ARE FOR THE PERSON WHO WILL BE ATTENDANCE TO THE COURSE AS THIS IS REQUIRED FOR ENROLMENT PURPOSES THEREFORE PLEASE DO NOT BOOK USING YOUR DETAILS ON BEHALF OF SOMEONE ELSE.  

Course Start Dates

6pm-8:15pm once a week for 8 weeks from the Regent Street Campus, starting on either of the following dates: 

October 2024: January 2025:
Monday 21st October  Monday 27th January
Tuesday 22nd October  Tuesday 28th January 
Wednesday 23rd October  Wednesday 29th January 
Thursday 24th October  Thursday 30th January  
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Drawing

Drawing

Description

This course combines the technical aspects of drawing with theoretical aspects of Fine Art practice.

In this way, students will learn both how to achieve technical accuracy whilst developing an understanding that drawing is not entirely defined by the boundaries of mimicry. A variety of media will be tested alongside occasional collaborative exercises to encourage a group dynamic. Students will also be required to maintain their progression outside of the classes and share their work in the proceeding session.

Periodically across the course, students will be introduced to a different technical principle of drawing and learn to apply this within their still life drawing each week.

A Fine Art theory will also be included to allow for both technique and theory to develop in unison.

There will be a time of discussion at the beginning to allow for group bonding and sharing of the previous weeks’ homework. This will be followed by practical exercises and more detailed skill sessions in theory.

Students will be introduced to the following:

  • A range of technical principles including perspective, composition, tone and form.
  • A variety of mediums and their appropriate application.
  • Critical analysis of their work and others to inform their practice.

This fee covers 6 weeks attendance and tutorage, including assessment and basic materials. Additional cost may be incurred if participants choose to work with non-standard materials or at high volume or large format.

This 8-week short course will run on Monday evenings from 6pm-8pm at the Regent Street Campus 

Start Dates: 

  • Monday 27th January 2025
  • Monday 7th April 2025
  • Monday 30th June 2025

·      PLEASE ENSURE THAT THE DETAILS PROVIDED ON THE BOOKING FORM ARE FOR THE PERSON WHO WILL BE ATTENDANCE TO THE COURSE AS THIS IS REQUIRED FOR ENROLMENT PURPOSES. 

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Oil Painting

Oil Painting

Description

This course takes oil painting back to the very basics. Focusing in the early weeks on the fundamental skills of painting such as mixing colours, surfaces, brush choice etc.

As the weeks progress students will be introduced to the theoretical aspects of Fine Art practice and to image making with exercises designed to slowly increase students confidence in the media.

Collaborative practice will also be encouraged to promote a group dynamic as well as weekly homework tasks that will be discussed in the ‘discussion’ section at the beginning of the class.

Periodically across the course, students will be introduced to a different technical principle of oil painting and learn to apply this within their still life painting each week.

A Fine Art theory will also be included to allow for both technique and theory to develop in unison. There will be a time of discussion at the beginning to allow for group bonding and sharing of the previous weeks homework. This will be followed by practical exercises and more detailed skill sessions in theory.

Students will be introduced to the following:

  • A range of technical painting principles including but not limited to colour mixing, surfaces, application and brush technique.
  • How to manipulate the medium in a manner appropriate to the subject.
  • Critical analysis of their work and others to inform their practice.

This fee covers 8 weeks attendance and tutorage, including assessment and basic materials.  Additional cost may be incurred if participants choose to work with non-standard materials or at high volume or large format.

This 8-week short course will run on Tuesday evenings from 6:00pm - 8:00pm at our Regent Street Campus

Start Dates:

  • Tuesday 28th January 2025
  • Tuesday 8th April 2025
  • Tuesday 28th July 2025

PLEASE ENSURE THAT THE DETAILS PROVIDED ON THE BOOKING FORM ARE FOR THE PERSON WHO WILL BE ATTENDANCE TO THE COURSE AS THIS IS REQUIRED FOR ENROLMENT PURPOSES. 

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