Resist & Create: Transforming Ceramics with Wax & Vinyl
Instructor : Kyle Scott Lee
Saturday June 21st
10am - 5pm
Main Classroom

Ages 17+

In this hands on workshop students will learn how to use vinyl and wax resist to create vibrant surface designs on their bisque pieces. Kyle will demo the use of vinyl and wax resist along with color blocking techniques. Students will be introduced to the Cameo Silhouette Vinyl Cutter and Software.

Students should bring:

• Bisque Fired Pots (Cups, Vases, Bowls...etc.) 1-3 pieces (Cone 6 Clay)

• Pre-made and trimmed / finished Greenware pieces (Cups, Vases, Bowls...etc.) 1-3 pieces (cone 6)

Clay and firing are not included in this workshop

Experience Level: All Levels

$240 for 1 day (7 hours)

Artist Bio
Kyle Lee was born in White Plains, NY and currently resides in Brooklyn NY, He creates voluptuous vessels and well-turned cups that provide the canvas for his unique hand painting and surface treatments. Kyle’s practice has included teaching over the years at Educational Alliance Art School and other institutions. Kyle has studied ceramics in multiple studios throughout Manhattan and Brooklyn NY and ahs exhibited in solo and group gallery exhibitions in New York City and abroad. His work can also be found in private collections across the US and in Europe. With over his 20 years as a ceramicist, Kyle has developed his unique style of ceramic art incorporating traditional shapes with a colorful and abstract sense of design and glaze application.

Kyle is a founding member of BKLYN CLAY and the first recipient of the BKLYN CLAY Residency. He is currently creating work for West Elm, The Brooklyn Museum, The New York Historical Society , Princeton University Art Museum and various other art organizations, exhibitions and galleries.

Kyle currently teaches classes at the Gasworks NYC Ceramic Studio in Brooklyn.

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