Learn wheel throwing - Intensive evening course with Szabina Lócki

This 25 hour ceramic course (5 evenings x 5 hours) introduces students to the fundamentals of wheel throwing and helps seasoned students to overcome challenges.Beginning with basic cylinder forms, participants will build essential throwing techniques and confidence on the wheel.The course progresses to closed forms and trimming, followed by open shapes such as bowls, refining control and form.Students will then design and create their own pieces, applying the skills they have developed. In the final sessions, participants will explore decorative techniques and prepare their work for the first firing, followed by glazing and preparation for the second firing.By the end of the course, students will have a collection of finished ceramic pieces and a solid foundation in wheel throwing.Who can join?The course is suitable for beginners and for those who would like a bit of guidance for their learning process.About the teacherSzabina Lòcki is a dedicated ceramic artist and educator based in Copenhagen, known for her thoughtful and intuitive approach to teaching wheel-throwing and ceramic craftsmanship. Originally from Hungary, Szabina brings a quiet precision and strong artistic vision to her work, which centers around wheel-thrown stoneware with clean, functional forms and natural surfaces.Since founding her own ceramics studio in 2021, she has spent the past years not only creating her own work but also coordinating studio programs and leading classes for beginners and more advanced students alike. With over four years of teaching experience, Szabina offers calm presence, clear instruction, and ability to adapt her guidance to each student’s pace and learning style. She emphasizes the physical rhythm and meditative nature of working with clay, helping students develop not only technical skill but also creative confidence.Whether teaching a weekend course or mentoring long-term students, Szabina fosters an atmosphere of focus, experimentation, and respect for material—inviting each person to find their own connection to clay. https://www.instagram.com/szabina.locki/Ceramic workshop at Vesterbro Bibliotek og KulturhusWe all help to ensure that the workshops are healthy and clean to spend time in, the price of the course is for teaching and materials, and students are expected to take part in cleaning and tidying up on an equal footing with other users.