The Ceramics Congress - Australia - May 2022
The Ceramic School
Course content
| 1 | Welcome to The Ceramics Congress Australia | locked |
| 2 | Please Share your Feedback | locked |
| 3 | Film Festivals | locked |
| 4 | Adam Field - How To Make a Lidded Jar with Carved Pattern | locked |
| 5 | Alexander Esenarro - The making of a mythological character. | locked |
| 6 | Anne-Laure Charlier - How To Make A Mignon Vase | locked |
| 7 | Beth Lo - Handbuilding Small Figures | locked |
| 8 | Bonnie Hislop - How to make a cat head vessel | locked |
| 9 | Bronwen Holding - How to make a glorious bouquet of Australian native flowers in ceramic | locked |
| 10 | Claire Curneen - Between My Finger and My Thumb | locked |
| 11 | David Roberts - The making and raku firing of a large vessel | locked |
| 12 | Diana Fayt - Paper Stencils | locked |
| 13 | Ella Mendoza - Trompe l'oeil tin can forms | locked |
| 14 | Erinswindow - How I create my Bell-People | locked |
| 15 | Espacio Ceramica - Ceramic in Patagonia Argentina | locked |
| 16 | Gerit Grimm - Spinning Folklore | locked |
| 17 | Glen Martin Taylor - My Interpretation of Kintsugi | locked |
| 18 | Graham Hay | locked |
| 19 | Guy Van Leemput - How to make a paper-thin porcelain bowl | locked |
| 20 | Jane du Rand - Making a bird wall plaque | locked |
| 21 | Javier Servin - The History of High temperature ceramics in "La Purisima" in Mexico | locked |
| 22 | Julissa Llosa Vite - Tayrona Bird Flute | locked |
| 23 | Kandura Studio - How To Make Slipcast Organic-Geometrical Flora and Fauna Plates | locked |
| 24 | Jongmin Lee - How to make delicate carvings on white porcelain | locked |
| 25 | Li-Ming Zhang - Building a mini kiln | locked |
| 26 | Malene Hartmann Rasmussen | locked |
| 27 | Ming-Sun Cho - Performance Art and ceramics: symbiont teapot | locked |
| 28 | Om Prakash Galav - How to make fine Terracotta Burnished Pot | locked |
| 29 | Paula Murray - Meaning and Movement through Slip Casting | locked |
| 30 | Petr Novák - Creating a gongfu teapot | locked |
| 31 | Ryan LaBar - Composing Chaos: Shifting Perspectives | locked |
| 32 | Scott Duncan | locked |
| 33 | Shawn Spangler | locked |
| 34 | Shiyuan Xu - Hand-build organic structural forms with porcelain paperclay | locked |
| 35 | Sin-ying Ho | locked |
| 36 | Sophie Moran - How to make a faceted cup | locked |
| 37 | Stephanie Kilgast - Mixed Media Caterpillar Sculpture in Cold Porcelain and Air-Dry Clay | locked |
| 38 | Torpong Choeichom - Ceramic portrait sculpture | locked |
| 39 | Velimir Vukicevic - How to Decorate Ceramic Surface | locked |
| 40 | Virginia Leonard - Build and glaze a large work | locked |
| 41 | Australian Ceramics Panel Discussion | locked |
| 42 | Clay Doctors | locked |
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What to expect from The Ceramic School workshops
Learn at your own pace
Enjoy learning from home without a set schedule and an easy-to-follow method. Plus, with lifetime access, you can watch them as many times as you need to perfect your technique.
Learn from professional ceramic artists
Step inside the potter's studio and learn methods and techniques from the top experts in their fields - from all over the world!
Meet expert instructors
Each instructor teaches what they do best, with clear guidelines, true passion, and professional insight in every lesson. Plus, when you join our Live Workshops - you can ask our instructor your questions face-to-face in the Live Q&A!
Professionally produced courses
The Ceramic School curates its teacher roster and produces & edits every course in-house to ensure a high-quality online learning experience. We also include English captions for most workshops.
Get front row seats
The issue with in-person workshops is that usually you're at the back and can't see much - well, with The Ceramic School's online workshops you can come in for a closer look so that you don't miss any details.
Earn a certificate with every course
Get a personalized certificate for every workshop. Share it on your portfolio, social media, or wherever you like.
Connect with the global ceramics community
The ceramics community is home to thousands of potters from around the world who are curious and passionate about exploring and expressing their creativity with clay.
Share knowledge and ideas
Ask questions, request feedback, or offer solutions. Share your learning experience with other students in the community who are as passionate about ceramics as you are.