CLASS INFORMATION
ArtsQuest Ceramics Studio | 1801 Union Blvd., Allentown PA, 18109
- 10 Week Class
- Wednesdays, January 13 – March 17
- 6 PM – 9 PM
- Ages: 18+
- Visual Arts Class Registration Policy
- Scholarship Information
Introduction to Wheelthrowing
Have you ever wanted to try out using clay? Have you seen people trying pottery online and wanted to see if you could do it? Have you done ceramics before, but want a refresher? Do you want to make a functional piece of art that you can use daily? Well this is the class for you!
In this class, we will be learning about the different stages of clay, learning the proper techniques and processes for making pottery using a pottery wheel, and exploring different glazing and surface decorating techniques to further refine your ceramics! Jenna will help you build on your existing knowledge of this medium, and she will help you bring your ideas to life! Whether you want to make yourself a morning coffee mug, a handmade gift for a loved one, or make something fun and decorative, this class might be the one for you!
Join Jenna on Wednesday nights to get messy and try out wheelthrowing!
The ArtsQuest Ceramics Studio is located at 1801 Union Blvd., Allentown PA, 18109 in Suite G. Entrance and parking are located in the back of the building, accessible by N Sherman Street. The entrance door is accessible via stairs or a ramp from the parking lot.
Jenna Zellner is a multi-media artist and teacher from the Lehigh Valley. She graduated with her Bachelor’s of Science in Art Education, and started her ceramics journey in 2018 when she took her first ceramics class at Kutztown University. After she fell in love with clay and its limitless possibilities, she continued her practices at the Baum School of Art, and taking every opportunity to learn more about clay. Since starting her pottery endeavors, Jenna has made countless unique pieces, trying out new processes including alternative firing techniques. Jenna has taught adult pottery classes since 2023, and is excited to continue sharing her love of this art with her future students!