April 7-8 and April 14, 2012
A weekend retreat with Richard Spiller
At the Anderson Center
Fee: Day Students: $100.00
Overnight Guests:
$135.00 - $180.00 depending on room. (fees must be paid in full at the time of registration by cash or check written to: The Anderson Center)
Enrollment: Limited to 12 adults
Materials & Equipment: Bring only high temperature stoneware or porcelain bisque ware. Glazes will be provided.
DATES:
Saturday, April 7: 10:00 am - Orientation, glaze, load and start firing
6:00 pm - Potluck dinner, lecture and discussion at the Historic Residence
Please bring a dish to pass for Saturday evening potluck.
Sunday, April 8: AM through 5:00 - Continue firing to 2,350 degrees
Saturday, April 14: Unbrick and unload kiln
Register for this class (please print, fill out and return with payment)
A resident of rural Wisconsin, Richard Spiller was educated at Western Michigan University and the University of Wisconsin - Madison. Emeritus Professor of Art at Eastern Carolina University, Richard has been a practicing potter and ceramic artist for nearly 50 years. His expertise included kiln building with firing experience from corn cob raku to a Tozan Noboigama and firing to cone 10 reduction.
For more information regarding Anderson Center Events, Classes and Retreats, please call 651-388-2009 or email: info@andersoncenter.org
The Anderson Center provides equal opportunity for all people to participate in and benefit from the activities of the Center, regardless of race, national origin, color, age, religion, sexual orientation, or disability, in admission, access, or employment.