CONNIE WRIGHT: THE POTTER'S BROKEN BOWL 1-Day Workshop (June)
Instructor: Connie Wright
Date: Saturday, June 14, 2025
Time: 10am-3pm
Location: Central Art classroom
Max. Capacity: 14 students
Fee: $85
Registration required. Cancellation Policy: Class cancellations made within two weeks of the start date will NOT be refunded (exceptions may be considered on an individual basis for unforeseen emergencies).
The Potter's Broken Bowl is based on Kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold paint. In this class, artists will experience how to break, repair, decorate, and embellish bowls with gold paint. The Potter's Broken Bowl serves as a metaphor for life by welcoming, embracing, and accepting our true selves with strength, power and resiliency. Come join in and express your artistic creative self.
All levels are welcome.
MATERIALS
- Acrylic paints (your color choice)
- A variety of paint brushes (2-3)
- "Crafty" materials: collage items, buttons, ribbon etc.
- Water container for brushes
- Paper towels/paint rag
NOTE: All other materials provided (with special surprises) and the BOWL!
*Bring a snack or light lunch.
If you have any questions about this class, contact Connie via email
| Instructor: | Connie Wright |
| Instructor Bio: | Connie has lived in Southern Oregon for over 12 years. She has traveled widely and experienced deeply, with an ever-hopeful outlook for life and what treasures the future may offer. She has always been an artist since childhood and enjoys creating whimsical artifacts. During her teaching and counseling career she has focused on play, sandtray and art therapy techniques. These experiences are key to forming the bridge to The Potter's Broken Bowl. Connie welcomes all to take part in this beautiful experience. From Ashes to Beauty! |
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