“Introduction to wheel throwing” – 4 Week course with Gaspar Gorodisch

4 Week Course
Monday 10th November
Monday 17th November
Monday 24th November
Monday 28th November
18.30 – 20.30
Maximum 6 students
Level: Beginner
What you will learn:
- We’ll move step by step: from wedging clay and centering, to lifting a cylinder, altering shapes, tap-centering, and trimming, both on the wheel head and on the chuck.
- Along the way, we’ll focus on tactile feedback, movement, posture, and different techniques, learning how to make adjustments through observation and repetition.
- Each session combines demonstration and guided practice, with the goal of giving you a clear structure for how to keep practicing on your own.

About Gaspar

Gaspar Gorodisch (Buenos Aires, 1996) is a London based Argentinian artist working primarily in ceramics and photography. With a background in music, culinary arts, and industrial design, his multidisciplinary path informs a material-focused practice rooted in process, experimentation, and form.
His work explores the tension between fragility and structure, often integrating rupture, both accidental and intentional, as part of the final piece. Self-taught through apprenticeships, residencies, and collective learning, Gorodisch has developed his practice across Argentina, the United States, and Europe. In 2024, he completed a residency at Guldagergaard – International Ceramic Research Center in Denmark.
“Romper es parte del proceso (breaking is part of the process) is central to how I work and teach.”

Photos Shannon Tofts
4 Week Wheel Throwing Course with Gaspar Gorodisch – Book your place here:
Workshop details
- Over four weeks Gaspar will be teaching his approach to wheel throwing for beginners. A small, hands-on course focused on process, awareness, and building a solid understanding everything that we do on the wheel.
- This course takes a holistic approach to throwing.
- Each session combines demonstration and guided practice, with the goal of giving you a clear structure for how to keep practicing on your own.
- The aim is for you is to leave with the ability to understand the process, to learn from mistakes, embrace accidents, and use them as tools for improvement.
- This workshop focuses exclusively on throwing and trimming.
- All participants will receive their bisque-fired pieces at the end of the course.
- If you wish to have your work glazed, you have two options:
- For £7 per piece, a Boso studio technician can glaze it in a shiny white glaze.
- Alternatively, you can join Ania Perkowska’s one-day glazing workshop at BoSo Studio, where you’ll learn about glaze materials, safety, and different application methods.
- For cancellation policy and collecting your fired work please refer to our FAQ page
About our Guest Potters Programme
- Learn from the experts: Master the art of pottery from renowned artists who have shaped the landscape of contemporary ceramics.
- Expand your knowledge: Gain access to exclusive techniques, approaches, and insights not typically found in regular classes.
- Elevate your skills: Take your pottery practice to the next level with personalized guidance and expert feedback.
- Network with fellow enthusiasts: Connect with other passionate potters and engage in a stimulating learning environment.
If you would like to be first to know about our upcoming Guest Potters register for our Newsletter. These exclusive workshops are expected to fill up quickly. Don’t miss this chance to learn from the masters and elevate your ceramic journey!
P.S We also offer a variety of ongoing pottery classes for those who want to continue their learning journey! Check out our wheel throwing classes, courses and drop in sessions.
About Boso Studio
Boso Studio was founded by London based ceramic artist Ania Perkowska. Ania is a Selected Member of Contemporary Applied Arts, Craft Potters Association and London Potters. She brings years of experience and expertise to very class. Her patience, infectious enthusiasm and passion for ceramics create a welcoming and supportive environment. Ania reguarly exhibits her work at ceramic shows and galleries across the UK. To find out more and see her work, visit aniaperkowska.com