Participate in 'Z gliny dla rośliny', a unique artistic ceramics workshop designed for adults. This two-session experience guides you through crafting and decorating your own clay pots for succulents. Drawing inspiration from the 'Life of a Royal Garden' exhibition, you will learn practical ceramic techniques from artist Małgorzata Myszka, from clay preparation to glazing and firing. Create lasting, handmade pieces of functional art.
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This artistic ceramics workshop for adults, titled 'Z gliny dla rośliny' (From Clay for the Plant), offers participants the chance to create and decorate their own clay pots for succulents. The workshop spans two sessions, combining inspiration from the 'Life of a Royal Garden' exhibition with practical ceramic techniques.
The 'Z gliny dla rośliny' workshop is an immersive artistic ceramics experience for adults, focused on the process of creating and decorating functional art pieces. Participants will first visit the temporary exhibition 'Life of a Royal Garden' to gather inspiration before heading to the workshop space. Here, they will learn about clay sourcing, the stages of ceramic creation, and the application of glazes. The workshop involves crafting small, uniquely decorated pots for succulents using techniques such as incising, imprinting, and appliqué. These handmade creations will undergo firing in a ceramic kiln, with the finished pieces available for collection at a later date. The second session of the workshop delves deeper into the use of glazes, guiding participants through the application of color to their ceramic works. The firing process for both sessions will occur after the scheduled class times. The workshop is led by interdisciplinary artist Małgorzata Myszka, whose work spans painting, drawing, digital graphics, and ceramics, and who has also created art-driven lifestyle objects. This workshop is part of the programming for the temporary exhibition 'Life of a Royal Garden'.
The workshop is priced at 50 PLN for both sessions. All tickets have been sold out, and participation in only one session is not possible.
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