duration
One Day Workshop
Level
Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Location
Ceramics Front
About this class
Join ceramic artist Alida Cappelletta for a creative and relaxed one-day workshop where you’ll design and make your own grazing set. Using iron rich clay, you’ll create a sculptural plate and matching bowl, perfect for serving and sharing.
You’ll learn handbuilding techniques including slab work and shaping forms using moulds, with guidance on refining surfaces and adding detail to make your pieces truly your own.
If you have a particular idea in mind, Alida is happy to support you in developing your design into a finished piece.
After the workshop, WFAC will take care of glazing and firing your work, ready for you to collect and use at home.
No experience needed, just bring your creativity and a willingness to play with clay.
Ceramics Collection:
- Please note ceramics works that need to be fired may take up to 4 weeks. We will notify you via email when your pieces are ready to collect.
Building Accessibility
Walyalup Fremantle Arts Centre is a heritage-listed building with access limitations. While there are no lift facilities within the main building, the ceramics studio is wheelchair accessible.
We acknowledge these limitations and are committed to improving accessibility where possible. We continue to explore ways to make our programs more inclusive and encourage you to reach out if you have any questions.
Meet your tutor
Alida Cappelletta
Alida has been tutoring jewellery-making for over 15 years and continues to enjoy the dynamic exchange that teaching brings. She values the opportunity to pass on skills while also finding inspiration in her students’ creativity and fresh perspectives.
Inspired by texture, form and the rhythm of making by hand. Her work explores the contrast between rustic surfaces and structured forms, resulting in tactile, wearable and functional pieces. Her practice is rooted in a curiosity for process and materials, often leading her to experiment with new techniques to develop contemporary, wearable pieces.
Alongside her jewellery practice, Alida also creates functional ceramics, through hand building techniques. These raw, tactile forms carry the subtle imprint of the maker and reflect her ongoing interest in the beauty of the handmade. She has conducted numerous hand building clay workshops, where she shares her approach to working with clay and encourages others to discover the quiet satisfaction of shaping forms by hand.
duration
One Day Workshop
Level
Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Location
Ceramics Front
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