Join us for an exciting one-day workshop with Visiting Artist Lindsay Oesterritter to explore different ways to make spouts. Lindsay will share her expert techniques for creating functional ceramics with spouts, balancing form and function. This hands-on workshop offers personalized guidance to help you develop your own spouted vessels. Bring your own pouring pots or spouted vessels for group discussion. This workshop is ideal for those with foundational knowledge in wheel throwing or handbuilding.

Don’t miss this chance to learn, create, and be inspired—sign up today!

About the Artist
Lindsay Oesterritter is originally from Louisville, Kentucky, and where she first started working in clay. While studying ceramics at the University of Louisville, Utah State University,  and travelling abroad in China and Australia, Lindsay was able to focus her research and work with a wide range of raw materials and clay bodies. The surfaces she is most drawn to and inspire her current line of work are achieved by reduction cooling with a wood kiln.  The majority of her wares are unglazed, letting the clay play a large role in the finished wood fired surfaces. 

She now lives and works in her home studio in Manassas, Virginia.  She fires her kiln about four times a year, and is still regularly testing new materials and forms. 

Find GoggleWorks’ registration policies here.