Queer Pottery
In-Person: Adult | Registration closed 9/16/2024
Queer Pottery is designed to bring creative, queer people together for ceramics workshops, providing a space to create and make new friends within the Greater Boston queer community. Participants are invited to explore clay whether you are a true beginner, if it’s been years since you touched clay, or if you are continuing to grow in your practice. Learn new skills, refine old skills, and make some new friends within the queer community! This is a great class if you are looking for an LGBTQIA+ supportive environment where you can learn something about yourself while developing skills! Taught by the queer community, for the queer community.
With Artist Stevie Spence
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- Students will have clay, firing, glaze and tools provided by ACA but are welcome to bring their own tools
Stevie Spence
Stevie (they/them) has a background in yoga and childhood education. They have been an avid ceramicist for the past 5 years and have found a real calling in sharing their artistic process with others. Stevie embraces their multifaceted nature by balancing teaching aspiring potters and creating their own work to sell and show.