SCULPTURE
Experience the third dimension! Become immersed in the physical exploration that is sculpture in stone, clay, wire, or assemblage.
From classic or contemporary figurative sculpture to abstract forms, find the style and medium that suits your vision.
Stone Sculpting JOSHUA WIENER Ability: All Levels
This class will introduce beginners to the world of subtractive sculpture or expand the knowledge of more advanced students. Each student will start with a block of stone and study both traditional and contemporary sculpting techniques. The permanence and physicality of the process makes stone sculpture a fulfilling medium; nonetheless, stone is also a surprisingly easy material with which to learn sculpting, and allows for installation in a wide variety of locations. Special note: Open studio is available to registered students with instructor’s permission. Thursdays, 9 am–12 pm | Sept 1, 2011–Apr 26, 2012 | Monthly ongoing $119 per month, $15–$60 materials fee depending on size of stone
Stone and Mixed Media Carving KATHI CARICOF Ability: All Levels
Students are encouraged to choose their carving materials—stone, wood or plaster concrete—for direct carving and subtractive sculpture projects. Work independently and at your own pace while learning how to use special equipment including in-line chisels and other pneumatic tools. Designing sculptures and making aesthetic decisions are an integral part of the class. Special note: Open studio is available to registered students with instructor’s permission. Tuesdays, 10 am–1:30 pm | Sept 6, 2011–Jun 26, 2012 (no class in Dec) Monthly ongoing $119 per month
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