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A two-week hands-on workshop in plaster mold-making, casting, and form development, culminating in a firing.
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Get matched →Unlock the creative potential of plaster in this hands-on exploration of mold making and form development. Plaster (r)evolution guides participants through processes that transform prototypes into multiples — discovering how repetition can inspire reinvention. From mixing and pouring to carving, casting, and turning, you'll learn techniques that bridge sculpture, design, and functional making. Emphasis will be placed on experimentation, play, and the evolution of ideas, culminating in a soda or salt firing that brings your work to life.
Margeaux Claude is an artist whose work navigates the intersections of making, manufacturing, and craft. She is Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Eastern Michigan University, a Fulbright alumna, and Jerome Emerging Artist. Margeaux holds a BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute and an MFA in Ceramics from Alfred University. Her creative practice spans product design, material research, and fine art, and includes residencies at the International Ceramics Studio (Hungary) and the European Keramiek Work Center (Netherlands).
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