Join instructor Chris Scherbarth for three evenings and learn the tricks of making and decorating functional forms shaped from clay slabs.

Join in this opportunity to practice your life drawing of a live model in a casual setting. The model will be guided through short and long poses. Build skills, practice, learn from others, and draw from life! Please note: These are not teaching sessions, participants will be self-directed in their drawing.

This workshop will guide you through a range of techniques for making functional pottery from rolled out slabs of clay. Your project choices include small bowls and dishes, serving trays, soap dishes, spoon rests, vases, drinking and pouring vessels, and caddies.

Ceramics Level 1 is a seven-week beginner’s course demonstrating This intro to ceramic sculpture workshop will explore sculpture techniques such as coiling and pinching, joining versus solid and carving out, armatures, props, refining details, further building up, and drying techniques. Oxides, mason stains, underglazes, and clear glazes will be utilized for surface decoration. Students will explore what is also possible after the kiln firing, such as using adhesives to fix breaks, adding metal leaf, assemblage of other materials, and glass paints.

Ceramics Level 1 is a seven-week beginner’s course demonstrating the steps and skills required for wheel throwing, from start to finish. This class includes learning to wedge and centre clay, throwing basic shapes and vessels, and basic dip glazing. We’ll learn the terminology and techniques to get you started so you can keep practicing on your own.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio unsupervised.

Ceramics Level 1 is a seven-week beginner’s course demonstrating This intro to ceramic sculpture workshop will explore sculpture techniques such as coiling and pinching, joining versus solid and carving out, armatures, props, refining details, further building up, and drying techniques. Oxides, mason stains, underglazes, and clear glazes will be utilized for surface decoration. Students will explore what is also possible after the kiln firing, such as using adhesives to fix breaks, adding metal leaf, assemblage of other materials, and glass paints.

Ceramics Level 1 is a seven-week beginner’s course demonstrating the steps and skills required for wheel throwing, from start to finish. This class includes learning to wedge and centre clay, throwing basic shapes and vessels, and basic dip glazing. We’ll learn the terminology and techniques to get you started so you can keep practicing on your own.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio unsupervised.

Join in this opportunity to practice your life drawing of a live model in a casual setting. The model will be guided through short and long poses. Build skills, practice, learn from others, and draw from life! Please note: These are not teaching sessions, participants will be self-directed in their drawing.

This workshop will guide you through a range of techniques for making functional pottery from rolled out slabs of clay. Your project choices include small bowls and dishes, serving trays, soap dishes, spoon rests, vases, drinking and pouring vessels, and caddies.

Please join us on Friday, November 1, 5-7pm, for the official opening of two new exhibitions: ‘Silence: Reflections on the Science of Migration’ by Misha Donohoe & Kim Melton + ‘Gender Justice: Art as a Call to Action’ presented by The Victoria Faulkner Women’s Centre & Les EssentiElles

Ceramics Level 1 is a seven-week beginner’s course demonstrating the steps and skills required for wheel throwing, from start to finish. This class includes learning to wedge and centre clay, throwing basic shapes and vessels, and basic dip glazing. We’ll learn the terminology and techniques to get you started so you can keep practicing on your own.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio unsupervised.

This workshop will guide you through a range of techniques for making functional pottery from rolled out slabs of clay. Your project choices include small bowls and dishes, serving trays, soap dishes, spoon rests, vases, drinking and pouring vessels, and caddies.

In this 3 hour introductory workshop, participants will learn how to use the gelli plate and brayers to make one-of-a-kind prints. .

This workshop will guide you through a range of techniques for making functional pottery from rolled out slabs of clay. Your project choices include small bowls and dishes, serving trays, soap dishes, spoon rests, vases, drinking and pouring vessels, and caddies.

Ceramics Level 1 is a seven-week beginner’s course demonstrating the steps and skills required for wheel throwing, from start to finish. This class includes learning to wedge and centre clay, throwing basic shapes and vessels, and basic dip glazing. We’ll learn the terminology and techniques to get you started so you can keep practicing on your own.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio unsupervised.

In this full-day intermediate-level workshop, students will learn and explore different methods of adding character to their pots by creating a range of surface textures and then expanding the form from the interior to add an organic and dynamic character. Topics will include exploring mark making tools and learning to create your own, prepping your base form to support each technique, then applying faceting, slip, scraping, and sodium silicate to the pots.

Ceramics Level 1 is a seven-week beginner’s course demonstrating the steps and skills required for wheel throwing, from start to finish. This class includes learning to wedge and centre clay, throwing basic shapes and vessels, and basic dip glazing. We’ll learn the terminology and techniques to get you started so you can keep practicing on your own.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio unsupervised.

In this 2-day workshop, make a simple and beautiful copper pendant or pair of earrings with artist Glenn Piwowar.

In this 2-day workshop, make a simple and beautiful copper pendant or pair of earrings with artist Glenn Piwowar.

Please join us on Friday, October 4, 5-7pm, for the official opening of October exhibitions, 'You Do You: Unorthodox Portraits of Yukon Locals' by Mark Kelly and 'Life Nectar' by Ashley Swinton.

Ceramics Level 1 is a seven-week beginner’s course demonstrating the steps and skills required for wheel throwing, from start to finish. This class includes learning to wedge and centre clay, throwing basic shapes and vessels, and basic dip glazing. We’ll learn the terminology and techniques to get you started so you can keep practicing on your own.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio unsupervised.

Ceramics Level 1 is a seven-week beginner’s course demonstrating the steps and skills required for wheel throwing, from start to finish. This class includes learning to wedge and centre clay, throwing basic shapes and vessels, and basic dip glazing. We’ll learn the terminology and techniques to get you started so you can keep practicing on your own.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio unsupervised.

Ceramics Level 1 is a seven-week beginner’s course demonstrating This intro to ceramic sculpture workshop will explore sculpture techniques such as coiling and pinching, joining versus solid and carving out, armatures, props, refining details, further building up, and drying techniques. Oxides, mason stains, underglazes, and clear glazes will be utilized for surface decoration. Students will explore what is also possible after the kiln firing, such as using adhesives to fix breaks, adding metal leaf, assemblage of other materials, and glass paints.

Ceramics Level 1 is a seven-week beginner’s course demonstrating the steps and skills required for wheel throwing, from start to finish. This class includes learning to wedge and centre clay, throwing basic shapes and vessels, and basic dip glazing. We’ll learn the terminology and techniques to get you started so you can keep practicing on your own.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio unsupervised.

Ceramics Level 1 is a seven-week beginner’s course demonstrating This intro to ceramic sculpture workshop will explore sculpture techniques such as coiling and pinching, joining versus solid and carving out, armatures, props, refining details, further building up, and drying techniques. Oxides, mason stains, underglazes, and clear glazes will be utilized for surface decoration. Students will explore what is also possible after the kiln firing, such as using adhesives to fix breaks, adding metal leaf, assemblage of other materials, and glass paints.

Ceramics Level 1 is a seven-week beginner’s course demonstrating the steps and skills required for wheel throwing, from start to finish. This class includes learning to wedge and centre clay, throwing basic shapes and vessels, and basic dip glazing. We’ll learn the terminology and techniques to get you started so you can keep practicing on your own.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio unsupervised.

Please join us on Friday, September 6, 5-7pm, for the official opening of two new exhibitions by Scott Price, ‘In Plain Sight & Geographies of Sound’

Ceramics Level 1 is a seven-week beginner’s course demonstrating the steps and skills required for wheel throwing, from start to finish. This class includes learning to wedge and centre clay, throwing basic shapes and vessels, and basic dip glazing. We’ll learn the terminology and techniques to get you started so you can keep practicing on your own.

Upon completion of this class participants will have the skills and experience necessary to book studio time and work in the studio unsupervised.

In this 4-day program, artist Marlene Collins will guide students through the exploration of a variety of materials such as clay, plaster, polymer clay, and alginate to create free-standing and wall sculptures. The learning and exploration in this tactile camp is gently directed so students are able to experience success, yet still have the joy of self-expression.

In this 4-day program, artist Marlene Collins will guide students through the exploration of a variety of materials such as clay, plaster, polymer clay, and alginate to create free-standing and wall sculptures. The learning and exploration in this tactile camp is gently directed so students are able to experience success, yet still have the joy of self-expression.