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Testimonials

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Alex H.

As a pottery beginner I never expected my bowls to end up so well! Such a great experience, with detailed and patience guidance from May Ann. I have already recommended the course to others who are taking it now too, and I'll be back for more in the future!

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Mahlia D.

This studio was such a lovely little haven to return to each week. I learned so much from Yasmin, plus she is hilarious with the cutest dog. The space is really inclusive and I had an already amazing experience.

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Vincent C.

Awesome cozy little studio! The instructors I've had classes with have been top notch, super supportive and fun. Thank you May Ann, Sarah and Gaby for making this such an enjoyable experience. Looking forward to learning more.

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Mauricio G.

I took a couple of workshops with May Ann and Caitlin. Both were great teachers that helped me make some pottery pieces I wanted. I always felt supported by them and that made me explore my artistic side in an inclusive and supportive space.
The vibe of the studio is great and full of amazing, joyous people.
The workshops are beginner-friendly where they provided all the materials and tools.
Bobby is a calming, loving dog.

Frequently asked questions

  • Studio Fundamentals is a pottery studio in East Vancouver offering wheel-throwing and hand-building classes for beginner through intermediate ceramicists. Founded in 2017, the studio also offers membership for independent studio time outside of classes.

  • Studio Fundamentals is located at 510 Clark Drive, Vancouver, BC V5L 3H7, serving students from Downtown, Yaletown, East Vancouver, Kitsilano, Kerrisdale, Oakridge, South Vancouver, West Vancouver, or North Burnaby.

  • No — Studio Fundamentals' beginner course is designed for complete beginners, with all materials and tools provided. Beginner-to-intermediate classes are also available for students continuing on from there.

  • Wheel throwing uses a spinning pottery wheel to shape clay into symmetrical forms like bowls and cups, while hand building uses techniques like pinching, coiling, and slab work to shape clay without a wheel. Studio Fundamentals teaches both.

  • Studio Fundamentals runs scheduled classes and workshops throughout the week, and members get 24/7 access to the East Vancouver studio for independent practice outside of class times.

Our STUDIO

510 Clark Drive,
Vancouver BC
V5L 3H7

Group Wheel Throwing Pottery Classes in East Vancouver: Studio Fundamentals


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