SCULPTURE
Intermediate/Advanced Sculpture for the Outdoor Environment SC01SP08
Instructor: Karen Rossi
Monday afternoons, 2:30-5:30 (March 17-May 5)
Learn to take a personal approach to sculpture! In this class
students will create artwork to adorn their yard, garden, and
home. They will be encouraged to explore their outdoor locations
in a quest to discover spaces that can be truly transformed.
The masterpieces that are created through this class will allow
students to create their very own meditation haven, outdoor mosaic
gallery, or sculpture garden. The projects will be molded around
the desires and inspirations of the student themselves. Prerequisite:
metal class with Karen Rossi or Ann P. Lehman. Eight
sessions: $274; members: $247
Study of the Figure SC02SP08
Instructor: Sue Chism
Monday evenings, 7:00-10:00 (March 17-June 2)
Students will learn to model the human figure through exercises
and close study from a live model. Emphasis will be placed on
learning anatomy while enhancing the ability to perceive and
articulate human form. There will be lessons in human anatomy,
structure of the figure, building a wire armature, modeling in
clay, and casting in plaster. Some materials extra. Open to all
levels. Eleven sessions: $413; members: $372
Metal Sculpture SC03SP08 a, b, or c
Instructor: Ann P. Lehman
a Wednesday afternoons, 4:30-7:00 (March 19-June 4)
b Wednesday evenings, 7:15-9:45 (March 19-June 4)
c Thursday mornings, 9:30-12:00 (March 20-June 5)
Study of form and structure in different metals--steel, brass,
copper, bronze, and pewter--by exploring the many ways to work
them. Welding, brazing, cutting with the oxy-acetylene torch,
using plasma cutter, and MIG, are covered by demonstration and
practice. Attendance is required at the first class for
new students. Twelve sessions: $415; members:
$374
Sculpture – Carving SC04SP08
Instructor: Robert C. Church
Thursday evenings, 6:30-9:30 (March 20-June 5)
Thursday night is T.V. night, but, what do you actually get from
that besides fat, bored and brain dead. Use your mind and exercise
your body while creating something that you can actually live
with, something that you can keep, ponder and appreciate for
more than a week. Explore your own unique sculptural forms through
the carving process. Learn to express yourself in the 3rd dimension
and discover the natural rhythm of using hand tools as you release
your form and bring it to life. Experience the duality of carving
stone (or wood) in our modern day push button society. This class
is for beginners and returning students who wish to continue
their sculptural investigations. Twelve sessions: $409; members:
$368
Intro to Sculpture for the Outdoor Environment SC05SP08
Instructor: Karen Rossi
Saturday afternoons, 1:00-4:00 (March 22 & 29, April 5, 19,
26, May 3, 10, 31)
Explore the world of sculpture and mixed media while creating
pieces for the out-of-doors. This class will provide the opportunity
to learn about many exciting mediums. Stone, mosaic, glass, wood,
and sheet metal will all be used to create unique, outdoor pieces.
Methods for combining materials and basic principles of design
will be discussed. However, the true fun begins when student
start making their own artistic decisions and deciding what types
of sculptures they want to create! From mobiles to garden stabiles
to mosaic gazing balls, the possibilities are limitless! Eight
sessions: $274; members: $247
Open Sculpture Studio
Friday evenings, 5:00-8:00
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 call in advance to register. Students must
be approved by an instructor to enroll. They must have adequate
knowledge of the sculpture studio. There is no instruction
in this studio.
Cost: $10.00 per session for metalsmithing/jewelry; $7:00 per
session for students not using torch; $12.00
per session for metal sculpture.
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