SCULPTURE
Stained Glass for Beginners SC01SU09
Instructor: Jaime Kriksciun
Monday afternoons, 1:00-3:30 (June 22-August 3) No class July 20
Learn the art of stained glass using the copper foil technique made popular by Louis Comfort Tiffany! Students will complete one stained glass panel throughout the course and leave with the tools and the ability to complete future works on their own. There will be light homework. No prior experience necessary. Students will buy supplies from the instructor at the first class (approx. $85). Glass purchased separately. Class limit 8.
Six sessions: $175; members: $158
Sculpture for the Outdoor Environment SC02SU09
Instructor: Karen Rossi
Monday afternoons, 4:00-6:00 (June 22-July 27)
Join us to explore the world of sculpture and create pieces for the outdoor environment. Students will learn to combine cement, mosaic, glass, wood, sheet metal and other materials to create a unique garden sculpture that will add a personal touch to your outdoor living spaces. The class will cover the basic principles and elements of sculptural design as students recycle, reuse and transform found objects into works of art. The first project will be a mosaic birdhouse and future projects are up to the students but could include mobile or chime sculpture. Please bring in any objects you'd like to include in your sculpture. Materials for one project included, other materials available for purchase from instructor.
Six sessions: $120; members: $108
Figure Modeling: Firing & Patina SC03SU09
Instructor: Susan Clinard
Tuesday evenings, 6:30-9:30 (June 23 – July 28)
This figure sculpting class will approach figure modeling in a new, exciting and more immediate fashion. Students will work in water-based clay with little to no armature required and their pieces will be fired independently of CAW in a new and unique approach. Students will be encouraged to work on the basic anatomical form/proportion as well as recognize the movement and expression of each pose. Students will have a finished piece to learn from and take home. Patinas will also be covered in this class. Portrait busts are optional. Beginners and advanced students welcome.
Six sessions: $225; members: $203
Metal Sculpture SC04SU09 a or b
Instructor: Ann P. Lehman
a Wednesday afternoons, 4:30-7:00 (June 24 – July 29)
b Wednesday evenings, 7:15-9:45 (June 24 – July 29)
In this class beginning and continuing students will study form and structure by exploring different metals, including steel, brass, copper, bronze and pewter, and the many ways to work with them. We will cover arc and MIG welding, cutting with an oxy-acetylene torch and plasma cutter, brazing, and lost wax casting through demonstrations and hands-on practice. New students are required to attend the first class.
Six sessions: $214; members: $193
Open Metals Studio SC05SU09
Friday evenings, 5:00-8:00 (June 26 – July 31) No Class July 3
Monitored sessions for sculpture students who have taken sculpture classes at CAW. Open to all sculpture media. Sign-up and payment is in person and in advance at the Workshop office. Students must have adequate knowledge of the sculpture studio and must be approved by an instructor to enroll. There is no instruction in this studio.
Cost per session: $14 for metal sculpture and metalsmithing/jewelry; $7 for all others.
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