Workshop: Metal and Cloth - Combining Contrasting Materials
Explore the quiet qualities of cloth in combination with the unrelenting strength of steel. In this class, you will combine the two mediums along with other materials, such as beeswax, ashes, clay and fire to create harmonious works of sculpture. Create expressive sculptures with a combination of creative techniques: sewing, brazing, wrapping, bending and burning. Examples f...
Explore the quiet qualities of cloth in combination with the unrelenting strength of steel. In this class, you will combine the two mediums along with other materials, such as beeswax, ashes, clay and fire to create harmonious works of sculpture. Create expressive sculptures with a combination of creative techniques: sewing, brazing, wrapping, bending and burning. Examples for inspiration will be provided by the instructor. Prerequisite: None
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September 25, 2009 - September 27, 2009
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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- 1902 S Main St
Seattle, WA 98144 | Central District
Price: $360.00
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Course Fee: $360
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