DATES:
April 24th & 25th, 2027
DESCRIPTION:
Cub Creek Foundation is excited to host Canadian ceramic artist Tony Clennell in spring of 2027! Tony will demonstrate for two days, April 24th & 25th, focusing on larger than life utilitarian pottery for occasional use. Tony will pay attention to the details on large casseroles, pitchers, bowls, baskets and plates so they may be used for celebration and presentation.
Tony's specialty over the years has been sectional or composite throwing where he adds many pieces together to make one vessel. He has also developed a signature with the use of thrown, pulled and hand built handles. Extreme handles are his specialty!
Recent work has included the use of thick slips for a tactile geological surface to the work. The maker’s marks and details of the process are what he is interested in leaving in the finished work.
Although Tony loves to wood-fire his work, he has made his living for the past 2 decades almost exclusively glazing and firing a carbon trap Shino glaze over multiple slips in a gas fired kiln.
Bring your questions about small and large pottery, glazes, wood-firing, and more!
View Tony's Instagram @tonyclennell
COSTS:
1 day - $200
2 days - $350
Continental breakfast and lunch provided both days.
Electronic payment confirms your registration for this demonstration. A confirmation email will follow. For more information or questions, please email Heidi at hkreitchet@gmail.com or call Heidi at 928-607-5765
DATES:
April 24th & 25th, 2027
DESCRIPTION:
Cub Creek Foundation is excited to host Canadian ceramic artist Tony Clennell in spring of 2027! Tony will demonstrate for two days, April 24th & 25th, focusing on larger than life utilitarian pottery for occasional use. Tony will pay attention to the details on large casseroles, pitchers, bowls, baskets and plates so they may be used for celebration and presentation.
Tony's specialty over the years has been sectional or composite throwing where he adds many pieces together to make one vessel. He has also developed a signature with the use of thrown, pulled and hand built handles. Extreme handles are his specialty!
Recent work has included the use of thick slips for a tactile geological surface to the work. The maker’s marks and details of the process are what he is interested in leaving in the finished work.
Although Tony loves to wood-fire his work, he has made his living for the past 2 decades almost exclusively glazing and firing a carbon trap Shino glaze over multiple slips in a gas fired kiln.
Bring your questions about small and large pottery, glazes, wood-firing, and more!
View Tony's Instagram @tonyclennell
COSTS:
1 day - $200
2 days - $350
Continental breakfast and lunch provided both days.
Electronic payment confirms your registration for this demonstration. A confirmation email will follow. For more information or questions, please email Heidi at hkreitchet@gmail.com or call Heidi at 928-607-5765
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