Julie Berkowitz is a ceramic artist and educator who lives and works in Chapel Hill, NC. Julie focuses her work on reminding us of our connection to nature and the world around us. She draws inspiration from her childhood growing up in the Pennsylvania countryside, playing on the shores of Lake Erie, and currently living in the woods of North Carolina.
The connection to the earth and the world around us is kept alive through Julie's techniques of incorporating the clay with textures, surface decorations, and colors bringing the entire natural world together in her nature inspired pieces of functional art. Julie wants people to be able to use her pieces daily, feeling and keeping that connection with nature alive.
The connection to the earth and the world around us is kept alive through Julie's techniques of incorporating the clay with textures, surface decorations, and colors bringing the entire natural world together in her nature inspired pieces of functional art. Julie wants people to be able to use her pieces daily, feeling and keeping that connection with nature alive.
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Pottery Classes & Events
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Julie Berkowitz Ceramics believes in focusing on the process of learning to create with clay. The creative process should be stress relieving and enjoyable with many opportunities to grow in a nurturing environment. Classes are scheduled with the interested students' availability. If you are interested in a class please contact us and we can arrange for a day and time that works for you!
Private Lessons
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In addition to in-person private lessons, we are now also offering online private lessons via Google Hangout/zoom. Please select the online option below if you would like a remote lesson. During private lessons students will work on learning skills one on one with the instructor. These lessons can be for beginning students or if you have a special form or technique you are interested in trying with guidance.
Guidelines
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A signed studio student waiver must be on file with the studio to participate in any class, event, or other activity. To practice skills and be part of a ceramic arts community. Open studio time is available for individual work. Instructor is on hand(remotely) to answer any safety concerns, teaching and demos will be covered during class or private lesson time.
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At the studio, we have all the tools that you need, but if you have your own tools or an apron please bring them. You will have your own shelf in the studio to keep any items at the studio. Private lessons are scheduled to work on a certain skill or part of the process, and in order to make a completed piece of pottery multiple private lessons will be needed.
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