I’m teaching again at Anderson Ranch next summer, with my good friend, Sam Harvey. We each will bring our own expertise to hand building, and yes I will be teaching my paper clay method. As Sam says- its going to be SPICY!
Registration begins sometime in January…Click here:http://www.andersonranch.org.
If you have not experienced The Anderson Ranch, do so- it will change your life!!! It has for me.
Supply list for Aha Hana lima workshops:
Our plan is to have people work in teams so if you’re flying not to worry on bringing the drill w/ glaze attachment, nor the 5 gallon buckets. Each team will need this so we can match you up with someone who has this…..
besides normal clay tools:
Scissors- sturdy
2-5 gallon buckets with lids
A 5 gallon bucket lid cut with a slit in it so that the clay does not slop out ( we can cut these the first day
Electric drill with clay/glaze mixer bit on end (18” long) and extension cord (needs to be able to run for 30+ minutes or more so should be electric…)if not bring extra batteries.
A good colander that has small openings that will fit over 5 gallon buckets. (Glaze sieves work too).
2 pint size containers with lids
Rolling pin
Old paint brushes
Apron is a must
Your own towel/rag
1-2 squirt bottles with small openings- like ketchup/mustard or hair dying bottles
Notebook
Also , bring in some cotton twine of sorts, and anything you might want to dip:
lace, pine cones, leaves, etc…(not too big)
For more information concerning these and the workshops I will be teaching, click here:
The 1st will be in Oahu this Thursday:
And the 2nd will be in Kauai
Aha Hana Lima: “a gathering of crafts”
I will be giving two weekend workshops and lectures through the arts organization, Hawaii Craftsmen, a 48 year old non-profit organization of artists-members in Hawaii:
These are open to the public, so if you need an excuse to come to Hawaii this spring to take a workshop, here’s your chance!
” Every spring we bring mainland artists to Hawaii for a series of workshops in various media and always with two clay workshops, one on Oahu island and a second on a neighbor island (Kauai). We call this program Aha Hana Lima, which in Hawaiian means “a gathering of crafts”.
Click here for previous years of Aha Hana Lima workshops
