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Ceramic artist and instructor based in Philadelphia, with teaching experience across Minneapolis, Detroit, Newark, Philadelphia, and Lower Manhattan. I primarily work with intermediate to advanced students who are looking to push their throwing further and refine their process. I’ve been throwing for 13 years and have taught over 1,500 students across 11 studios. I was named an International Ceramic Master in Jingdezhen, China, where I worked alongside and taught other master-level artists.



Born and raised in South Philadelphia, Coach Bryan Hughes is a product of Philadelphia’s parks and recreational programs. His 30+ years of teaching include 6 NJCAA National Titles coaching with Tyler Junior College, including 6 individual Rolex National Champions. He has directed community and country club programs in Florida and Texas and started Jedi Tennis LLC, here in Philadelphia, in 2008, as well as The South Philadelphia Tennis Association in 2010. Certified Premier Provider for the USTA as well as Middle States Committee Member, The SPTA was The USTA Middle States Section "Community Tennis Association of the Year." TJC Tennis Tech Graduate and Instructor, Also Coached USTA National Champions in Juniors, Adult Singles, Doubles and Team, Texas State High School Singles, Doubles, and Team Champions. Little Mo National Champion and USTA Adult and Junior League Coordinator and USTA and ITF Certified Umpire. NJTL Singles and Doubles, and Team Champions. Stanford University Summer Coach.