Clay Hand Building Workshop for Team Building

Build your team's creativity and collaborative effectiveness with clay!



2.5 hours Class size 1 to 30 guests    

  $120 ($150 per class surcharge applies for private classes) (PayPal Pay in 4 available)

Clay team building workshops are an effective, memorable and fun way to develop your team's ability to work together. It's team building that doesn’t feel like team building. You'll even have tangible clay items to use or a sculpture to display in your office.
Projects can be designed with you to build on your team's specific objectives — for example, projects designed to challenge creativity, collaborative abilities or productivity.
All projects create opportunities for team members to help and teach each other, develop new ideas, play to their strengths and celebrate their achievements.
Projects can range from hand building pinch pot collaborations to building a single large expressive sculpture that's planned by the team (or small groups within the team), and made of component parts contributed by team members.
Workshops for up to six people can be held in our Glebe studio, or at an agreed location for between six to 30 people.
There is free and available street parking. Public transport — busses and light rail are very close.
What you'll get
Individual ceramic pieces or larger collaborative sculptures.
Knowledge required
Beginner-friendly. No prior knowledge or skills are required.
What to bring
Bring an apron or wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty.
Location

Glebe, NSW

Exact location is masked for privacy. You'll automatically get the specific address after booking.

Your teacher can also travel within 25 kms of Glebe, to a venue of your choice for a private class.

Clay Hand Building Workshop for Team Building location
Your teacher

Open Studio — Ceramics and Drawing with Carol Hudson

Carol Hudson is a passionate practicing artist with more than 13 years experience with clay and much more with drawing and painting. Carol has has taught at UNSWADA, UTS, Billy Blue and at UWM and MIAD in the USA.
She is a creative director and artist who loves helping her students realise their ideas, and show them ways to make and design ceramics.
Workshops are one to one or up to eight people, which means lots of individual attention as you need it.
2026-07-31 15:00:00
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