Beginning Ceramics and Mosaic – Deafblind

In-Person

Discover the joy of creating with your hands in this introductory class designed for adults who are deafblind. Explore the textures, shapes, and possibilities of clay while learning fundamental hand-building techniques—including pinch, coil, and slab methods—to craft both functional and decorative pieces. You’ll also dive into the world of mosaic art, designing tactile patterns or images and assembling them by cutting, gluing, and placing tiles. Guided instruction, adaptive tools, and a supportive environment will help you bring your creative visions to life using touch, texture, and personal expression.

Class Details

Cost

Ways to Learn

In Person

Los Angeles
741 N Vermont Avenue , Los Angeles, CA 90029
  • Fridays
    July 10 to September 25  10:00 AM to 12:00 PM PT
    Registration for this workshop is closed

How to Sign Up

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What will I learn?

  • Fundamental hand-building techniques: pinch, coil, and slab methods to shape clay into functional and decorative pieces.
  • How to design and create your own mosaic artwork using tactile patterns or images of your choice.
  • Safe and effective ways to cut, glue, and place mosaic tiles on various surfaces.
  • Techniques for glazing and surface decoration to add texture, contrast, and color to your creations.
  • How to use touch, shape, and texture to guide your artistic decisions and express your creativity.

What is this class like?

  • A supportive, hands-on learning environment designed for adults who are deafblind.
  • Step-by-step instruction with plenty of time for individual exploration and creativity.
  • Opportunities to work with a variety of materials—clay, tiles, and glazes—using adaptive tools and tactile guidance.

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