Scoops & Bowls Join us on Saturday the 16th at the Manito North Shelter for our 2nd annual Scoops & Bowls fundraiser. We will be selling handmade bowls and ice cream. Bowls are going for $10 or $12 and $2 …
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Get your hands in clay this summer with Urban Art Co-op summer classes! Five week and eight week classes take you through the process of creating in clay. Limited only by your imagination. Hand Building classes will focus on key hand …
Urban Art Co-op invites you to our first annual Spring Pottery Clearance Sale! Come Browse the Bargain Tables! Most pieces $10 and under! Saturday April 16th, 10AM to 5PM At the Urban Art Co-op Studio 3017 N Monroe, Spokane, WA …
Back in December we challenged members to make a set of nesting bowls. December being a pretty busy time, it has taken longer then expected to get them through the firing. We had three members complete the challenge. Resident Artist …
UAC Resident Artist Autumn Bunton’s rack at the studio is often filled with large jugs with craggy, expressive faces carved on the sides. Each face has a distinct character and mood ranging from jolly, to wicked, to full on Grumpy …
January UAC pottery challenge: Formal Place Setting Inspired by a Randomly Chosen Place mat. Your Challenge, should you choose to accept it, is to create the ceramic elements of a formal place setting to match your randomly assigned place mat. …
Wishing you a Happy New Year from all the potters at Urban Art Co-op! We will be starting a new session of Classes on January 4th. There is still space available and also some new times to choose from. For …
We loaded two sets of nesting bowls in the bisque kiln this morning. John’s bowls are lovely, as we should expect, from our resisdent master. We can hardly wait to see them glazed! Four of Karen’s five bowls. …
Inspired by the BBC2 competition show, The Great Pottery Throw Down, We are excited to try out a new studio tradition of monthly challenges. Each month we will propose a challenge to all member and students. It will involve technical …
We’ve been calling it musical wheels, but that’s not a particularly accurate title for the game. It involved five potters at varying skill levels spending no more than two minutes at a wheel before moving to a piece someone else …