In Residence: June 14, August 4, October 5
Escape to tranquility and embrace your creativity in this intimate hand building clay workshop, set within the peaceful ambiance of Shou Sugi Ban House. Here, you’ll craft a timeless slab-built vase using iron-speckled stoneware, guided by expert hands in a serene, meditative environment. With a focus on minimalist, curved designs that inspire calm and simplicity, this workshop welcomes both beginners and seasoned makers, offering a personalized journey from clay to creation.
What You Will Learn:
- Master the art of rolling out perfectly even slabs of clay using refined professional techniques
- Shape and cut your clay with precision, utilizing bespoke templates
- Perfect the art of attachment and smoothing to create seamless, flowing curves
- Embrace design principles that channel a minimalist aesthetic, elevating your work to new levels of sophistication
The Experience:
In this serene workshop, you will be enveloped in a peaceful, supportive space where mindfulness and creativity converge. The hand building process allows you to slow down, connect deeply with the material, and savor the tactile experience of clay. Jessamyn will be by your side, offering hands-on guidance as you craft your unique vase, ensuring your vision comes to life with care and elegance.
11:00 AM – 1:00 PM GROUP WORKSHOP
1:30 PM CHEF’S SEASONAL LUNCH
$525; taxes and gratuities are applied at end of event
Jessamyn Go is an Asian American ceramic artist, educator, and environmental conservationist known for her textural biomorphic sculptures. Based in Mastic Beach on the East End of Long Island, she is the founder of Femme Sole, a studio known for creating functional design and sculptural art. A New York City native, Jessamyn holds a degree in Studio Art from New York University, and her work has gained local and international recognition, with exhibitions in Paris, Milan, Miami, and New York City, as well as shows at the Parrish Art Museum and Guild Hall. Jessamyn is a founding member of the Mastic Beach Conservancy, supporting local environmental and conservation efforts. Her commitment to artistry, education, and environmental stewardship continues to inspire and impact both the artistic and local communities.
In Residence:
June 14
August 4
October 5