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Find your Homemade Holiday Gift at the Clayhouse

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December 1, 2016

Find your Homemade Holiday Gift at the Clayhouse: Lisa Niver Art

Please join me at the Clayhouse for our annual holiday sale! It is my first time to be a part of this sale with this wonderful community of artists. If you are looking for a homemade holiday gift, this is the place for ceramics and art glass.

WHERE:

The Clayhouse, 2909  Santa Monica Blvd, Santa Monica CA 90404

WHEN:

Friday December 9, 2016 4-9pm and

Saturday Dec 10, 2016 10am-6pm

As Henry Moore said, “To be an artist is to believe in life.”

Come meet the artists, find a special gift for yourself or a friend and think about taking a class in 2017!

“Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.” Pablo Picasso

CLASSES 2017:

Beginning Handbuilding:
 Students  will learn techniques for working with clay such as coiling, extruding, and slab rolling, to make  bowls, cups, vases, planters and more. Glazing instruction is also included.

The fee is $280 which includes a 25-lb. bag of clay and tools, access to the studio anytime, plus the firing. An advance deposit is required to hold a space in class. IMG5650

Class size is limited to allow for individual attention.

Wheel class for beginners: will begin in early 2017 and meet on Sundays for six weeks.

WHERE:

The Clayhouse is located at 2909 Santa Monica Blvd in Santa Monica. Call for more information 310-828-7071 or look on our website.

WHAT:
“The Clayhouse  is the oldest high fire ceramics studio on the Westside. The unassuming storefront on Santa Monica Blvd. displays some of the work of the many talented Clayhouse members. In the back is a large studio with tables, potter’s wheels, glazes, gas-fired kilns and pottery in various stages of production. Group classes and private lessons are offered during the day and evening, as well as studio memberships.  For over 4 decades, potters of all ages and abilities have been coming here to learn, develop their creativity and have fun.”
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About the Author:  Lisa Niver is an explorer, writer, artist and on-camera host who had her first solo art show in November 2016 as part of her 50 new and adventurous things before she is 50 project! See more of her art on Instagram and Facebook. She was recently interviewed by Business Insider and her 600+ videos are nearing one million views on YouTube, Amazon Fire TV and Roku.
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