Our pottery classes are led by passionate and experienced professional ceramicists. Whether you are a beginner or advanced, our instructors will share their expertise in hand-building, throwing, glazing, and firing.
Learn with experts dedicated to your progress and creativity. Join us for a unique experience with ceramics professionals.
Marie-France, a ceramicist from Sutton, draws inspiration from the contrasts found in nature to create pieces where strength and delicacy meet. She primarily works with porcelain, exploring organic and refined shapes. Her pieces are distinguished by subtle textures and soft colors, which bring a sense of calm and balance.
Sophie, a ceramicist based at the foot of Mont Shefford, reveals porcelain in all its delicacy. Her works and sculptures play with light and immaculate whiteness, where subtle textures and refined patterns unfold, sometimes punctuated by soft tones in dialogue with the white. A body of work full of contrasts, at once elegant and timeless.
Originally from Lac-Brome, Christine places experimentation at the heart of her creative process. She navigates between rigor and spontaneity to explore different forms and textures. Among her favorite approaches, printing on clay allows her to embed images into the material, thus creating a living dialogue between the surface and the volume of her pieces.
A ceramicist originally from Belgium, recently settled in Sutton, Marie elevates her material through simple, clean lines. Her work, both practical and powerful, reflects a deep respect for the earth, using ashes and clay with unique characteristics. In her hands, ceramics express themselves with a sober and authentic elegance.
Lou-Anne is the owner of Luloba Céramique in Sutton. She creates functional pieces that celebrate the authentic beauty of clay. Her style harmoniously combines rustic charm with clean, modern shapes. Her works embody simplicity, elegance, and the timelessness inherent to ceramic craftsmanship.
From her studio in Bedford, Pascale explores ceramic techniques by collaborating with various artisans. A graphic design graduate and art history student, she blends contemporary and classical influences to create functional and sculptural pieces. Always in search of novelty, she loves to experiment and vary her techniques.
Ève-Marie combines rigor and spontaneity in her work, celebrating the precision of molds and the freedom of brush splashes. Handbuilding and throwing leave the imprint of the hand, creating perfect imperfections. Inspired by Japanese watercolors, Art Nouveau, and nature, she plays with the contrast between raw material and organic decoration.
Geneviève Gallant
Geneviève Gallant, a Montreal-based ceramic artist, brings her pottery to life under the name Nature Imprint. Her creations—everyday objects like mugs, bowls, and vases—reflect her deep connection to nature and enhance any space in your home with their artistic charm.
Professional member of the
Conseil des métiers d'art du Québec
since 2023.
