Learning and teaching ceramics with Jane Sawyer
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What are the many ways to learn ceramics? How do you find your own sense of touch with clay?
If you’re thinking about a hobby class or applying for a university or TAFE course, what’s good to know?
Hear different approaches on teaching with clay, including from a Japanese production pottery, and a wishlist for the future of ceramics education in Australia. What’s on your list?
Guests
Jane Sawyer, founder and teacher at Slow Clay MelbourneJulie Bartholomew, former Head of Ceramics at ANU and ceramics artist
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