Objects-Process (LHI-AS-11-EN)
In this workshop, Þuríður Smáradóttir is introducing a method she uses to awaken the creativity within the individual. It is a practice of learning more about the materials and processes and for that reason only. It is a way to learn to enjoy the imperfections and failed attempts.
LessIn this workshop, Þuríður Smáradóttir is introducing a method she uses to awaken the creativity within the individual. It is a practice of learning more about the materials and processes and for that reason only. It is a way to learn to enjoy the imperfections and failed attempts.
In this workshop, Þuríður Smáradóttir is introducing a method she uses to awaken the creativity within the individual. It is a practice of learning more about the materials and processes and for that reason only. It is a way to learn to enjoy the imperfections and failed attempts.
- Focus on
- Open-mindedness
- Self-awareness
- Self-expression
- Days
- 1
- Type
- With guidance
- Group size
- Individuals
- up to 10 participants
- more than 10 participants
- Duration
- More than 1 Day
- More than 60 min
- Settings
- Face-to-face
- Training field(s)
- Creativity Development
- Resilience Building
- Entrepreneurial Skills
- Competence / skill
- Communication
- Problem solving
- Ability to capture, grow and bring an idea to life
- Self-motivation & perseverance
- Learning from experience / take up and integrate new knowledge
Title
Objects-Process
Method
Workshop with guidance
Materials
Pencil/pen/paint, all kinds of paper, scissors. Any clay, colourants and glazes.
Preparation
A good working ceramic studio with all the main sections; Clay recycling, modelling and wheel throwing area, glazing and firing area.
Time for preparation
30 min: Preparation of the studio.
6 hours: Preparation mixing the clay with paper and colourants and setting it out to dry so it is usable.
Tips for implementation
To be open, patient and letting go of expectations.
Resources/References
The artist has developed this exercise through experience and knowledge from working as an artist.
www.thuridurosk.is
Learning outcomes
Through this method/action, these benefits are achieved:
- Deepening the individuals’ understanding of the materials
- Get individuals out of their comfort zone and into exciting possibilities.
Description in clear steps
A method to awaken the creativity within the individual is introduced in this workshop. It is a practice of learning more about the materials and processes and that is the main goal. Participants draw and form images on paper at the beginning and then work with it in the wheel throwing area. They go through this process again and again until the final product is ready. Participants go through following steps:
- Drawing, painting quick sketches.
- Cutting out forms and colours.
- Processing and colouring the clay
- Start forming and making.
- Revaluating the form and making changes.
- Back to drawing and painting and the process starts over.
This workshop can be offered both as a short workshop (5 hours) or long workshop ( weeks). For those who are interested please contact the artist.
Contributor
Þuríður Smáradóttir
Website
www.thuridurosk.is
Self-description of contributor and his/her offers
Þuríður is a ceramic artist, ceramic teacher, and the head of the children’s courses in The School of Visual Arts in Reykjavík. She is a skilled potter and has been teaching for over ten years.
Þuríður came into contact with clay as a little girl and the material captivated her instantly. She knew from the start that she wanted to become a ceramist. As time passed the wheel became her favourite tool and still is. She uses the wheel to do everything she builds, functional or sculptural.
Þuríður offers courses and is open to dialogue. Those who are interested please contact the artist on her website. thuridurosk.is
Art category
Fine Arts, Crafts.
Spoken language
English, Icenlandic
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