A Weekend on the Wheel
- Number of classes: 2
- Total Course Hours: 12
- Discipline: Ceramics
- Lecturer: Tania Rollond
- Age: 16 years and over
- Levels: Beginner, Intermediate
- Location: National Art School
A Weekend on the Wheel





Course Details
Learning to throw clay on the potter’s wheel is a skill that requires focus and persistence, so a two-day intensive workshop is an excellent way to begin this exciting journey!
Tania Rollond provides demonstrations of all the basic skills including how to centre the clay, lift, shape and trim the form. She encourages you to develop wheel-forming techniques and build confidence with guided practices and one-to-one tuition.
All clay is provided, and selected pieces will be bisque fired in the NAS kilns after the workshop.
Please note, it may take up to four weeks after your course ends for works to be available for collection. We will notify you when they are ready for pick up.
Glazing courses are available in other short courses programs.
* The course fee incorporates the cost for materials such as clay.
* What to bring? Please refer to the list of required materials in the Art Materials field below.
Art Materials
Students must supply their own art materials, please refer to the list below.
- Old Towel (ESSENTIAL - for splash protection)
- Protective clothes (old shirt or apron)
- Notebook and pencils/pens
- Any ceramics tools that you may already have
- All clay and other materials are provided
- Enclosed footwear is essential in all studios on campus.
Lecturer Profile
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Tania Rollond makes ceramics and drawings, often combining these disciplines. Working between representation and abstraction, she makes drawings on (and about) objects to test the limits of recognition and meaning. Tania holds a Master of Fine Arts (Research) at UNSW Art & Design and a Bachelor of Arts (Design) from Curtin University. She studied ceramics at the National Art School and has been a lecturer there since 2004, and has also taught ceramics at UNSW and TAFE. She has been exhibiting regularly since 2001, and her work is held in the collections of Bendigo Art Gallery, Shepparton Art Museum, and FLICAM, Fuping, China, as well as many private collections in Australia and internationally.
🖂 tania.rollond@nas.edu.au
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