Ben
Gilliam and Peter King at 2003 Alabama Clay Conference
The International
Architectural Ceramics Symposium
Immerse yourself in the world of architectural
ceramics!
October 2 - 7 , 2006 and
October 9 - 14, 2006
During week 1 of this hands-on workshop, participants will be involved in the creation of a piece of architectural ceramics as led by Peter King, internationally known architectural ceramicist.
During week 2, participants will be involved in all phases of a major architectural installation at The Historic Seaboard Train Station.
And, join us for the evening lecture series and panel discussion.
Invited guest speakers include:
- Rudy Autio
- Stan Bitters
- Gwen Heeney
- John Mason
Also...
Admission is only $795 for
one week or $1500 for both weeks.
Includes workshop, panel discussion, and evening lecture series.
SPCC members and students (with student ID) pay only $745 for one week or $1400 for both weeks
Tickets available for the evening lecture series and panel discussion (without workshop)
For more information, or to reserve your spot today, call 727-896-CLAY
Tile Making Workshop at Watkins College of Art and Design June 20, 27 & July 11; 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Tuition: $75. Materials Fee: $30 Teacher: Ben Gilliam
Using a four-square-foot slab of clay, students will learn how to create a tile design and learn various application techniques, as well as cutting and sculpting relief tiles and glazing. There will also be a demonstration of installation techniques.
Architectural Ceramics Workshop March 21-26, 2005 at Ceramitecture Studio in Nashville, TN.
Intensive workshops held at Ceramitecture Studio are 5 1\2 days, and cost $500. No experience is necessary. Students will learn architectural ceramics, tool building, glazing, installation.
To enroll: contact Leah Gilliam at ben@bengilliam.com or (615) 485-4118
Tile Making Workshop at University School Nashville January 27, Feb 3 & Feb 17, 2005 6:30-9:30 p.m
In three sessions, Ben will share his considerable knowledge and talent to help class participants create their own work of ceramic art using a four-square-food slab of clay. Students will learn how to create a design and learn various techniques for applying the design to clay, as well as cutting and sculpting relief tiles and glazing. There will also be a demonstration of installation techniques.
Course Fee: $75 Materials Fee: $30
Call 615/ 321-8019 to register ** Please have credit card handy