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Pinch, Coil and Build: Hand-Making Miniature Pottery
Pinch, Coil and Build: Hand-Making Miniature Pottery

Pinch, Coil and Build: Hand-Making Miniature Pottery

A relaxed and phone-free workshop, part of the Analog Art Club.

Time & Location

24 Sept 2026, 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm

Hellenic Museum, 280 William St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia

Event Details

Get hands-on with history in the inaugural session of Analog Art Club at the Hellenic Museum. 


Participants will learn about the various types of pottery vessels in ancient Greece and practice ancient ceramic hand-building techniques by making their own small clay vessel to take home, inspired by the Museum’s collections.


All materials included. Due to the type of materials used in this session, participants are encouraged to wear clothes they are comfortable potentially getting dirty in. Aprons will be provided.


Analog Art Club

Analog Art Club is a statewide initiative that invites Victorians to slow down, switch off their screens and connect in real life — through art. Hosted by galleries across Victoria, these phone-free events offer a welcoming space to reflect, discuss and experience art together, making creativity social, accessible and refreshingly analog. This program encourages deeper connection with both art and community by fostering genuine, screen-free engagement in a relaxed and inclusive environment.


Analog Art Club is a joint initiative of Public Galleries Association of Victoria (PGAV) and ArtsHub.


Membership Offer
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Tickets

  • General Admission

    $20.00

    +$0.50 ticket service fee

  • Concession

    $15.00

    +$0.38 ticket service fee

Total

$0.00

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Hellenic Museum —

Australia's only museum dedicated to the transformational power of Greek art, history and culture

10AM–4PM daily at 280 William Street, Melbourne. Closed on public holidays.

The Hellenic Museum acknowledges the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation as the Traditional Owners on whose lands we work. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present, and to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

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