Community

Clay Art Lab

Our Art Lab drop in sessions are ideal for ceramic artists seeking a space to create! These sessions are for individuals with a solid understanding of ceramic techniques, such as: wheel throwing, hand-building, decorating, glazing, and basic studio safety. These sessions can be purchased as 1 time sessions or you can load up multiple! Perfect for those that cannot commit to a full length class, but would like to still have access to the studio and equipment!

Our Art Lab is a self-guided drop-in session which does not include instruction. This is not a firing service, all work to be fired must be created or worked on during the art lab session. Art Lab includes: Use of the studio and equipment during the registered time. Access to 10 Brent C wheels, 1 Brent accessible wheel, handbulding/wedging tables, slab roller, extruder, communal tools

Option to purchase clay by the pound. ($1 per pound) Glazing and firing not included. Firing tickets are available for purchase if interested

Option to pay by piece, or rent an entire kiln Bisque or Cone 6 electric firing only ($1.00 per bisque piece, 1.50 per glaze piece, work larger than 250 cubic inches will be considered two or more pieces.

Half kiln load $20

Full kiln load $45

^10 available for students that have taken a class at the IAC within a calendar year. (Kiln rental not available for ^10 work).

Limited space available for ^10 pieces, program manager must approve ^10 work. One storage shelf is available on a first come first serve basis.

Participants using the community shelf can only store work if enrolled in future Art Lab sessions.

Please reach out to the program manager with any questions or if you wish to use your own clay. [email protected]

Studio Policy for Art Lab (https://indianapolisartcenter-my.sharepoint.com/:w:/g/personal/mniedbalski_indyartcenter_org/EdVmoWcKfI1PuxGwmmWcG9sBHG54ZLlXryDvo8XbC5PzbA?e=1zZg2z)

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Age Category

Adult

Location

Ceramics East at Indianapolis Art Center

Instructor

Mariah Niedbalski

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