Drop into our garden for wheel throwing with Alumni Resident Nicholas Oh. During this class, you will be able to center the clay, cone up and down, and throw a functional vessel.

Date: This one-time workshop meets on Sunday, July 31 from 1-5pm.

Price: $150

Audience: Open to all.

Materials: All tools and clay are provided. Each student can make between 1-2 pieces per person. Work will be available pickup within 2-3 weeks.

Nicholas Oh is a project-based artist who centers on broader questions concerning race and political issues in the U.S. His current research comprises interviews of first generation immigrants of marginalized communities, historical archives researching the colonization of Korean culture, and investigations of material language.

Oh uses a variety of sculptural processes: 3D scanning/printing, LED, wood, and clay. His sculptures are also used to create installation spaces and performances. Performances range from engagements with community to reconfigured dance choreographies. His films document and translate the performances and installation spaces into a cohesive narrative.

Classes at Pioneer Works are made possible by Sandeman Port.

This program is supported in part by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council, and the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.