Digest Alert!

[Pottery Co-op Oberlin]

Pottery Digest Monday- March 17th, 2025 Important Things to Know! Sign up for Casey’s Weekly Centering Class. Meeting on Sunday mornings, stop in to practice centering and to get tips and tricks on how best to tackle learning wheel-throwing. Let us know if you plan to use the studio over spring break (3/22/25 through 3/30/25) - it is especially important this specific break, since our Alumni-in-Residence will be in the studio, likely running most of the firings, coordinating clay making, potentially glaze making, and some demos! Reminder about service hours! We are quickly approaching spring break and it is recommended that you complete 3 hours before then.  Sign up for shifts below! Remember to log your hours! If you’d like to help with glazemaking, email Zoë Holland (zhol...@oberlin.edu). Kiln Unloading Sign-Up Cleaning Sign-up Claymaking     Sign-up Want to teach an ExCo?? Are you interested in teaching an ExCo out of the Pottery Co-op space? Let us know here, and we will coordinate and help you make this happen! Official ExCo applications to the ExCo committee are due in early April. Classes can be as broad or as specific as you would like - example classes could be; beg/int/adv wheel throwing, beg/int/adv handbuilding, bipoc, glaze chemistry, all-things kilns, handbuilding from slabs, handbuilding with coils, teapots, advanced throwing: large forms, etc, etc… ExCo Interest Form Wondering When You Can Come into the Co-op? Co-op Schedule Spring ‘25 *Reminder! Do not come into the co-op during an ExCo * Questions or Concerns Regarding the Co-op?   Let Us Know Here! or Email ocpott...@gmail.com (this address does not email the entire co-op, just the leadership team) CO-OP LEADERSHIP Co-Presidents: Ezra Pemberton, Rosalie Coleman, and Maya Miller Access-Co: Clea Thomas Treasurers: Michelle Chen and Micah Zhu Potter of the Week This weeks Potter of the Week is…… Rosalie Coleman! Rosalie is a 4th year TIMARA major. She has been making pots since before she could walk, a time when she would sit in the dirt and make objects with mud. She is inspired by the intersection of sound and clay. Check out some photos from her recent TIMARA recital, which combined fiddling, electroacoustic music, and pottery! She loves quinoa and salted oatmeal. Submit a Nomination! Important Links for Reference Co-op  Membership Masterdoc Website Add our Google Calendar Follow us on Instagram :) Submit to the Pottery Digest! Have an announcement or suggestion of something to include in the weekly digest? Add It Here!