Top Los Angeles Sculpture Courses
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Los Angeles City College Ceramics: Clay Sculpting
This is a ceramics and clay sculpting class located in Los Angeles. Participants will explore the art of sculpting by hand using modeling clay, and learn about different tools and techniques to give them a comprehensive look at the craft. The class covers a wide range of ceramic and clay sculpting skills to equip students with the knowledge and ability to make unique pieces of art.
In-person @ 855 N Vermont Ave, Los Angeles, California- $195
- 5 Weeks, 3 hr/wk
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The Art Studio Weekly Sculpting (Adults & Teens)
This course, designed for adults and teens, offers weekly sculpting classes suitable for all skill levels. Participants can enhance their three-dimensional thinking and understanding of structural competence. In the supportive environment of the course, learners will be able to venture into figurative and abstract sculpture, master sculpting tools and techniques, and explore various materials like clay, plaster, and wire.
In-person @ 6450 Westminster Blvd, Westminster, California- $320
- 4 Weeks, 4 hr/wk
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Element Art Center Kids Summer Art Camp: 3D Art
This summer art camp in Los Angeles will help children develop their 3D art skills. Students will discover a range of artistic techniques, materials, and processes, enabling them to explore, experiment, and ultimately bring creative projects to life. Through guided instruction, campers will create masterpieces that will engage their imaginations.
In-person @ 835 North Broadway, Los Angeles, California- $300
- 15 Hours
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Sculpture classes offer students a unique opportunity to explore various sculpting techniques, learning how to creatively manipulate materials like clay, wood, metal, and glass to craft intricate three-dimensional artworks. The curriculum often covers figurative sculpture, abstract forms, mold-making, metal casting, and stone carving, cultivating a fundamental understanding of theory alongside direct hands-on experience.