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At Studio72 we strive to create a welcoming & inclusive creative environment. We offer many opportunities to connect, collaborate, and celebrate our community through events and programming; both exclusive to our members and open to the general public.
Contact us to book a tour - ceramics@studio72.ca
Ceramics Studio
Our spacious ceramics studio includes 120 member shelf spaces, 4 electric kilns, 25 wheels, a glaze room, mess sinks, wedging tables, a slab roller and more shelving than you could ever imagine.
Studio Membership: $185.00/month + GST
Membership offers 24/7 access to facility and individual storage shelves. Glaze, firing and supply fees are included in the cost of clay.
We use Plainsman clays which must be purchased in-house from our Ceramics Technicians. Pricing starts at $38/$41bag+gst or $76/$82box +gst.
Membership requirements:
- We require members to have a minimum of 6 ceramics courses (6-10 week long sessions not Pottery 101 workshops) as our membership is designed for completely independent work. Members must have a good grasp on glazing, specifically dip glazing. We encourage those looking for a space to practice their skills to enroll in our classes!
- Members must be at an intermediate skill level which is generally 2-5 years of practice in the ceramics field
Our studio technicians manage all of the firings so no knowledge of kilns is required.
We currently have a waitlist for memberships and are booking into Fall of 2024!
For more information & to book a studio tour, please fill out the membership application and contact: ceramics@studio72.ca
Information on Studio72’s ceramic classes can be found HERE
What’s included in membership?
- 24h use of the studio space and equipment including wheels, an extruder and a slab roller
- Personal ware shelving and a cabinet for tools and clay
- 15 in house glazes in a variety of colours
- Access to our collection of studio tools, moulds, stamps and more
- Coloured slips made in house
- Rags, boards and plastic
What is not included in membership?
- Underglazes
- Throwing bats
- Pottery Instruction