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JOIN US FOR AN INTRODUCTORY WORKSHOP
Dima and YarOn will guide you through the making of two cups and a plate.
Pouring liquid porcelain into plaster molds is a tried and tested creative method of ceramic production.
If you already know how fun clay can be, come along.
If you haven’t tried it before, this is your chance to get your hands in the process.
Dima Gurevich is an artist, a master mold builder, and a slip casting expert. YarOn Stern is a designer with years of experience delivering workshops on various creative topics.
They both bring an open and thoughtful approach to craft and design.
In this workshop, you will pour your own vessels. In a matter of a week or two, expect to pick up the two cups and one plate you made in the workshop. They will be glazed and fired for you and ready to use as food-safe items.
Workshop Details
Date: May 8th 2026 at 6:30pm
Location: Mount Pleasant Studio | 79 West 3rd Ave, Vancouver BC
Cost Per Attendee: $80 (reg $100) Maximum 15 people per class
Note:
There are NO REFUNDS, ONLY CREDITS WILL BE OFFERED WHEN APPLICABLE.
Please try to arrive 5m before your session starts. We have a 15 minute grace period to ensure that everyone will have a good experience. Please email us to reschedule if you miss your reservation (there will be a $15 admin charge).
If you cancel 48 hrs before your workshop, a credit will be issued for a future workshop and there will be a $15 admin charge for any changes.
We are not responsible for any items that are left in the studio; please make sure to take all your personal items with you when you leave.
If you do not pick up your pieces within 1 month of being notified that your pieces being ready, your pieces will be discarded.
Please be aware that in the ceramics process, there’s a possibility of breakage during firing, glazing, and finishing stages. Despite our Team’s efforts to ensure the safe completion of your pieces, unforeseen occurrences might happen.
We are a dog friendly studio. There may be dog(s) here during your class.
JOIN US FOR AN INTRODUCTORY WORKSHOP
Dima and YarOn will guide you through the making of two cups and a plate.
Pouring liquid porcelain into plaster molds is a tried and tested creative method of ceramic production.
If you already know how fun clay can be, come along.
If you haven’t tried it before, this is your chance to get your hands in the process.
Dima Gurevich is an artist, a master mold builder, and a slip casting expert. YarOn Stern is a designer with years of experience delivering workshops on various creative topics.
They both bring an open and thoughtful approach to craft and design.
In this workshop, you will pour your own vessels. In a matter of a week or two, expect to pick up the two cups and one plate you made in the workshop. They will be glazed and fired for you and ready to use as food-safe items.
Workshop Details
Date: May 8th 2026 at 6:30pm
Location: Mount Pleasant Studio | 79 West 3rd Ave, Vancouver BC
Cost Per Attendee: $80 (reg $100) Maximum 15 people per class
Note:
There are NO REFUNDS, ONLY CREDITS WILL BE OFFERED WHEN APPLICABLE.
Please try to arrive 5m before your session starts. We have a 15 minute grace period to ensure that everyone will have a good experience. Please email us to reschedule if you miss your reservation (there will be a $15 admin charge).
If you cancel 48 hrs before your workshop, a credit will be issued for a future workshop and there will be a $15 admin charge for any changes.
We are not responsible for any items that are left in the studio; please make sure to take all your personal items with you when you leave.
If you do not pick up your pieces within 1 month of being notified that your pieces being ready, your pieces will be discarded.
Please be aware that in the ceramics process, there’s a possibility of breakage during firing, glazing, and finishing stages. Despite our Team’s efforts to ensure the safe completion of your pieces, unforeseen occurrences might happen.
We are a dog friendly studio. There may be dog(s) here during your class.