Discover a wide range of materials, including wood, different types of metals, clay, plaster, mixed media, glass, fiber and more.
An introduction to the basic glassblowing techniques used to make vessels and sculptural forms. Throughout the course, progressively more difficult assignments teach new concepts and develop students’ skills. Group glassblowing clinics encourage teamwork. Historical and contemporary glass techniques, designs, and applications are discussed and incorporated into student work. No previous … Read more
Start Date
05/20
Meeting Day
Friday, May 20 through Sunday May 29
End Date
05/29
Faculty
Josie Gluck
Time
9am–5pm
Credits
3
Metalshop 1 is a comprehensive introduction to steel fabrication techniques and processes. It includes various welding processes, such as the venerable oxy-fuel process, the lost art of “stick” welding, and an emphasis on MIG welding, better known as the “hot glue gun for steel” (just point and shoot!). The more precision oriented TIG welding process is … Read more
Start Date
06/07
Meeting Day
Tuesday and Thursday
End Date
07/28
Faculty
Reid Drum
Time
6pm–10pm
Credits
3
An exploration of traditional and non-traditional methods of form-making using a variety of flexible, soft, or fibrous materials. Projects explore both technical and conceptual possibilities. Students investigate materials for their potential as sculptural, architectural, functional objects and as mixed-media installations and site-specific environments. We will explore various off-loom textile construction … Read more
Start Date
07/06
Meeting Day
Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays
End Date
08/03
Faculty
Jenine Shereos
Time
9am–1pm
Credits
3