Kurinuki: Carving Clay
With Deanne Jecks
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Course InformationStarting date: Wednesday 26.6.24
Course length: 3 x 3h Time: 6:00 pm - 9:00pm Price: $195 Guest Artist: Deanne Jecks PLEASE NOTE: there is no class on 10.7.24, the last class is on 17.7.24 Class materials and firings included Please bring along your apron or protective clothing. Covered shoes are essential. |
This workshop is suitable for total beginners as well as those with previous experience who would like to hone in their skills.
Learn the traditional Japanese hand building technique of Kurinuki with Deanne Jecks in this three-part workshop. Kurinuki is a unique, subtractive method that involves carving, hollowing and shaping from a solid block of clay, resulting in in beautiful organic vessels. Over 2 weeks you will shape and carve your vessels which be fired and ready to glaze in the final session
Learn the traditional Japanese hand building technique of Kurinuki with Deanne Jecks in this three-part workshop. Kurinuki is a unique, subtractive method that involves carving, hollowing and shaping from a solid block of clay, resulting in in beautiful organic vessels. Over 2 weeks you will shape and carve your vessels which be fired and ready to glaze in the final session
About the Artist
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Deanne Jecks is a ceramic artist based in Perth, W.A. Inspired to start her ceramics journey after travelling to Japan in 2017, Ikebana (the Japanese art of flower arrangement) and Kintsugi (the Japanese art of repairing broken ceramics) are strong influences in her ceramics practise. Deanne’s pieces are an ongoing investigation into manipulating forms to create interest while leaving space for a considered floral arrangement. Designed as sculptural pieces, many of the works also serve a simple function, to accompany an everyday ritual. To learn more about Deanne's work you can visit her Instagram here. |