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ABOUT THE ARTIST

William Satloff was born in Washington, D.C. in 2000. Having grown up in a family of writers, musicians, and visual artists, he developed a strong sense of aesthetic from an early age. William attended the Appel Farm Arts & Music Center from 2010-2016 as both a student and instructor of ceramics and laboratory photography. In 2013, William began taking courses at Hinckley Pottery, Washington’s premier wheel-thrown pottery studio. In 2016, he began an apprenticeship —including teaching, processing clay, and  firing kilns—  with master potter Jill Hinckley.

 

William began teaching private lessons at his home studio in June 2017. He has been displayed in student and professional shows across the Washington D.C. area, as well as being featured in the storefront of Knoll Furniture Design in Manhattan and in the office of Congressman Jamie Raskin. 

 

William lives, works, and attends high school in Chevy Chase, Maryland.

GALLERY

Over the past many years, I've experimented with different functional and sculptural techniques, as well as various methods of decoration, alteration, glazing, and firing. Below is some of my work, divided by series.

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Jewelry

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Porcelain

Stoneware

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Sculpture

Wheel Throwing

202-812-4445

Chevy Chase, MD, USA

CONTACT ME

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PRIVATE LESSONS

I love pottery and am fascinated by all aspects —technical, cultural, historical, scientific— and I’d be happy to share it with you.


When you first start doing pottery, don’t expect your results to be amazing. However, from my experience teaching, there’s a phenomenal growth curve. In a 75 minute lesson, you would learn about the ceramic process, watch live wheel-throwing demonstrations, and learn how to throw pots yourself.

I have a studio set up in my home. Dress in clothes you wouldn’t mind getting a bit dirty.

Please contact me to schedule a lesson.

   

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