$10 Discount when Registering before 8/18/26
Details Price Qty
Wheel II Tue PM $292.00 USD  

Event Phone: 414-249-5902

Adult Pottery Wheel II: 7 Weeks Tuesday PM 6:00pm-8:30pm

Fall I: 9/1/26-10/13/26  Inst: Kelsey Komorowski

Level: Intermediate (pre-requisite wheel I)*

In this class you will learn Lids-Handles-Plates & More! Create lighter refined shapes, throw larger & learn new surface techniques.  All supplies are included. Students are encouraged to practice outside of class during open hours. Class can be taken multiple times. This is a level 2 class. Registrants must have completed a 7 week wheel 1 class recently, be able to center 2 lbs. of clay and easily throw bowls and cylinders.*

Clay is an excellent stress reliever – come and get your hands messy!

Special Notes

  • Prerequisite: Registrants must have completed a 7 week wheel 1 class recently, be able to center 2 lbs. of clay and easily throw bowls and cylinders.*
  • Wear clothes you don’t mind getting dirty
  • Trim nails short and leave rings/watches at home
  •  Free Parking in back
  • 12 person maximum (wait-list is available for additional people)
Class Dates & Times
  • Tue PM
     September 1, 2026
     6:00 pm - 8:30 pm
  • Tue PM
     September 8, 2026
     6:00 pm - 8:30 pm
  • Tue PM
     September 15, 2026
     6:00 pm - 8:30 pm
  • Tue PM
     September 22, 2026
     6:00 pm - 8:30 pm
  • Tue PM
     September 29, 2026
     6:00 pm - 8:30 pm
  • Tue PM
     October 6, 2026
     6:00 pm - 8:30 pm
  • Tue PM
     October 13, 2026
     6:00 pm - 8:30 pm

Staff

  • Kelsey Komorowski
    Kelsey Koepke has a Bachelor’s degree in art education from Concordia University Wisconsin, has a background working with students and adults with special needs, and is currently a high school art teacher. She has experience in drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, and ceramics. While in college, Kelsey also studied oil painting and art history in Florence, Italy. She loves to encourage creative thinking and blending different forms of art. Within her own ceramic work, Kelsey incorporates her love of drawing and painting by utilizing Mishima techniques and painting with underglaze.