ACE Ceramics- Skill Building with Cesar Pita
January 14-March 4th, Tuesdays from 6-9pm
Students enrolled in this open-studio environment will explore their interests in clay with individual guidance from the instructor. The theme for this open-studio course is “Skill Building” and students with an interest in developing their skills in both handbuilding and wheelthrowing are encouraged to register. (All levels welcome)
The course fee includes your first 25lbs. of clay, glazes and firings, access to Sunday work sessions, and our third Saturday Meet/Make/Think critique group each month.
Financial aid is available: HERE.
About the Instructor:
Born in Los Angeles and raised in the South, Cesar Pita maintains a productive studio practice in which he creates a mix of wheel thrown and sculptural ceramic work. This work revolves around cultural exploration, family history, and advocacy for his community. Finding a historical link between his family and clay is a key point that has led to a more intentional way of making. As a first generation college graduate, Cesar received a BFA from Middle Tennessee State University. He has gone on to assist multiple artists in Nashville while also working as an art handler.
January 14-March 4th, Tuesdays from 6-9pm
Students enrolled in this open-studio environment will explore their interests in clay with individual guidance from the instructor. The theme for this open-studio course is “Skill Building” and students with an interest in developing their skills in both handbuilding and wheelthrowing are encouraged to register. (All levels welcome)
The course fee includes your first 25lbs. of clay, glazes and firings, access to Sunday work sessions, and our third Saturday Meet/Make/Think critique group each month.
Financial aid is available: HERE.
About the Instructor:
Born in Los Angeles and raised in the South, Cesar Pita maintains a productive studio practice in which he creates a mix of wheel thrown and sculptural ceramic work. This work revolves around cultural exploration, family history, and advocacy for his community. Finding a historical link between his family and clay is a key point that has led to a more intentional way of making. As a first generation college graduate, Cesar received a BFA from Middle Tennessee State University. He has gone on to assist multiple artists in Nashville while also working as an art handler.
January 14-March 4th, Tuesdays from 6-9pm
Students enrolled in this open-studio environment will explore their interests in clay with individual guidance from the instructor. The theme for this open-studio course is “Skill Building” and students with an interest in developing their skills in both handbuilding and wheelthrowing are encouraged to register. (All levels welcome)
The course fee includes your first 25lbs. of clay, glazes and firings, access to Sunday work sessions, and our third Saturday Meet/Make/Think critique group each month.
Financial aid is available: HERE.
About the Instructor:
Born in Los Angeles and raised in the South, Cesar Pita maintains a productive studio practice in which he creates a mix of wheel thrown and sculptural ceramic work. This work revolves around cultural exploration, family history, and advocacy for his community. Finding a historical link between his family and clay is a key point that has led to a more intentional way of making. As a first generation college graduate, Cesar received a BFA from Middle Tennessee State University. He has gone on to assist multiple artists in Nashville while also working as an art handler.
