Does your clay body leave you angry and frustrated?

Do you feel like you put a lot of effort in your studio, only to have your clay let you down? We put so much effort into our work, yet we understand so little about our clays. Understanding our clay bodies, makes our work better and our studio time more valuable.

Ceramic Materials Workshop is here to help. 
You can take our world renowned Understanding Clay Bodies class online, right now. 
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Designed for ceramicists of all levels, our Understanding Clay Bodies course will change your studio FOREVER. 
Class starts now or January 2023
July 2022 Full Course is Full
Now Enrolling in Jan 2023 Session
​Sign up today to reserve your spot!
You can begin right now.
Register now for only $300
Price Increases to $400 effective July 1, 2022
Now Accepting Enrollment in January 2023 Session! 
If you just want the lectures
  • You can start RIGHT NOW!
  • $300 for all of our Understanding Clay Bodies lectures.  Price Increases to $400 effective July 1, 2022
  • 14 Lectures that will change your studio FOREVER.
  • With 4 months of access.
  • Enroll Here
If you want to experience the full course
  • The next class session begins Jan 1st and runs for 4 months.
  • $600 for the full experience.  
  • We will have:
    • 14 -hour and a half to two hour on-demand lectures
    •  LIVE bi-weekly online discussions
    • Q&A with Matt and Rose
    • Readings
    • Experiments
    • Copies of our lectures notes.
  • Registration is open now and is LIMITED! Reserve your spot now!
  • Sign Up HERE
​"Not posting yet, still working. Just home from the studio. I made my various test pieces of my #7 clay tonight for Lab 2. Just wanted to say, I love slipcasting but it is mostly about the mold making. Casting slip is horrible and I have a hate/hate relationship with it. Tonight was the first time I was in love with a clay, literally. I couldn't stop messing with it. I can honestly say I didn't even have the thought when I started this course that I would like a casting slip or plastic clay. I just hoped I could find two that blended well together and basically work like my old clay. But I did not think I would enjoy working with them. It's like I had a clay epiphany tonight. Not only can I enjoy my molds but I can also enjoy the clay. The casting slip was like firm butter and stayed pliable for a long time. So amazing! Thank you both, a month into the course and my expectations have been far exceeded!!!" 
​- Andy- Intro to Clay Bodies Student, August 2021

​About Rose and Matt Katz

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The Katz' are world renowned teachers and researchers on the subject of ceramic materials.
They met as students at Alfred University, where Matt has continued as a materials teacher for 15 years, while Rose went into ceramic industry. 
Their  combined perspective on how artists learn and use materials is revolutionary. 

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