INSTRUCTORS
Clay Artists
Sue Stelzmann
Building with clay is my passion. There is always something new to learn. I can help you express your ideas in clay or am available for consultations on building your own studio.
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Slab construction techniques
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Tile and mosaic installation
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Large scale sculptures
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Non functional ceramic objects
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Studio development
I create with love and care all kinds of handmade pottery. Pottery is more than a hobby for me - it's my therapy, and I pour that sense of peace into everything I make. I love sharing clay's unique qualities when I teach wheel and hand building techniques. With my experience as a teacher and graphic designer, I’m here to help you find joy and achieve success in your clay creations.
Victoria Maxine
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Victoria Maxine
Sarah Logan Beasley
For me, working with clay on the pottery wheel is a meditative escape from the busyness of life. It's also just plain fun to get your hands dirty and make something for yourself or to share with others. I will help you learn the basics of wheel throwing while exploring your creativity through clay in a relaxed environment.
Krishna learned to throw her last year of high school and continued learning at LeMoyne and the FSU Art Center. She has two degrees from FSU, a BS in Chemistry and an MS in STEM Teaching. She is currently a Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Tallahassee Community College. Baum Road Studios is a collaboration with her brother Akshar. Since 2020 they have participated in many art shows in the region.
Krishna Patel
Jillian Heushon
I am a functional and sculptural ceramic artist with an MFA in Studio Art from Florida State University. My journey with clay began in 2016, and ever since then, I have pursued a passion that has connected me with vibrant communities and allowed me to teach what I’ve learned to others. I specialize in beginning and advanced wheel throwing techniques, with a focus on form, texture, and playful imagery. I hope to share my passion for clay with others and embrace the powerful symbolism embedded within ceramics.