Sculpting Clay Cliffs Clay with Nicole Bauberger

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Nicole Bauberger has been experimenting with Yukon clays this past springs and summer. She has harvested and wedged some clay that runs down the clay cliffs for you to try. It's trickier than commercial clay, but it's handy. With some simple tools, we invite you to make what you can with it. You can also try pressing glass beads into the clay.

You can take your pieces home with you if you want, leave them by the river to dissolve with the rain and snow, or leave them for Nicole to fire. They will be all together in a box at the Yukon Artists @ Work Gallery November 1-14 if you would like to try to find yours.

This event is drop-in but will have limited space.

All recommendations have been made based on information from the Yukon Legislation, Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety, and the Centre for Disease Control.

As recommended, people should NOT attend the event if they:

Have any flu-like symptoms; or

have an underlying health condition.

have traveled outside the Yukon, BC, NWT or Nunavut in the last 14 days.

YAC recommends participants wear a mask if they have one.

No contact such as handshakes between the participants and the Workshop Instructor.

All participants should always adhere to the 2-arms length rule.

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Yukon Arts Centre

The YAC is proud to champion and promote artists and their stories in our community. We are honoured to be located on the traditional territories of the Kwanlin Dün First Nation, and the Ta'an Kwäch'än Council.