Every Tuesday throughout the school summer holiday we are running two pottery clubs for kids. An exciting opportunity at Creative Bloc for your child to explore and develop their own creative ideas through the medium of clay.
Ages 5-9yrs in the morning: 10am -12pm
Ages 10-14yrs in the afternoon: 1-3pm You can sign up to as many individual sessions as you like and for block bookings of 4 or more, please email us for a discounted rate at hello@creativeblocglasgow.com. Students will enjoy learning new skills as they discover techniques to hand build wonderful clay projects. In the studio, we will use slab, coil and pinch pot sculpting methods to create unique ceramic masterpieces. These may be practical sculptures for the home (vases, bowls, cups etc) or creative sculptural artworks (inspired by the environment, self portraits, animals, nature & space). There will also be the opportunity to try throwing pots on a potters wheel. Students will be encouraged to explore and realise their own ideas in clay and be involved in all of the ceramic processes. No previous experience is required and all materials and firing costs are included in the course. Our recommended age for this class is 5-9yrs. This is a guide only and we offer flexibility to attend whichever session a child feels more comfortable in.
After the class (or classes), any finished work will be fired in the studio and ready to collect by the end of the summer holidays/approx 2 weeks after the last session. -- The tutor: Megan Devlin (she/they) is a Glasgow based artist and ceramic instructor. PVG scheme member with many years experience working with young people. View their work on Instagram.
The Venue: Creative Bloc Glasgow is a new arts collective and creative studio in Glasgow North-West. 814 Garscube Road, G20 7ET.
Public transport:
First busses 60, 60A, 61 - Bluebird X10, X10A and West Coast Motors 17 all stop on Maryhill Road just 2 minutes walk away.
Kelvinbridge and St Georges Cross underground are approx 17mins walk.
Entrance to the studio is via one small step at the front door on Garscube road and there is level access from the car park at the back. Please email hello@creativeblocglasgow.com for more accessibility information.

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