IN-PERSON CLASS / Tuesdays / 6:00-8:30pm / July 5 - August 9

Ceramics: Throwing & Hand Building AAC at Marymout

Join AAC at Marymount University and get an introduction into hand building, throwing on a wheel, and glazing pottery. In this 6-week class, students will explore the techniques and form of ceramic work guided by a professional ceramic artist. Students of all skill levels are welcome.

Tuition

$375.00

Days

Tuesdays, 6:00-8:30pm / July 5 – August 9, 2022

Instructor

McCandlish

Additional Information
  • **This is an in-person class that will be held on Marymount’s main campus.**
  • Supplies are included in the cost of this class.
  • AAC requires all adult students taking in-person classes to be fully vaccinated. Please submit proof of vaccination to classwaivers@arlingtonartscenter.org prior to the start of class.
  • PLEASE NOTE: to be considered fully vaccinated under the new guidelines, individuals must have received a booster in addition to the two initial doses of vaccine, if it has been more than six months since they received their second dose of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine, or if it has been more than two months since receiving the J&J vaccine.
  • Students and instructors are required to wear masks covering their nose and mouth at all times
  • Advanced registration required.
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Zaq Landsberg: Reclining Liberty

August 5, 2023 - September 28, 2025

Front Lawn
MoCA Arlington and Arlington Public Art are thrilled to co-sponsor the installation of Zaq Landsberg’s celebrated Reclining Liberty on the Museum’s front lawn.

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