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Showing posts with label programs. Show all posts

Sunday, February 28, 2016

Summer 2016 Workshops at Bryn Athyn College

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Workshops at Bryn Athyn Summer 2016

There is a great lineup of glass classes this summer at Bryn Athyn College featuring instructors who are also AGG members. Each full-day class meets Monday – Friday beginning at 9AM for a total of over 32 hours of hands-on classroom instruction with additional evening studio time. 

Great Hall of Glencairn Museum
Participants are treated to behind-the–scenes tours of Glencairn Museum and Bryn Athyn Cathedral. Each workshop costs $675 and includes materials and access to tools. College credit, onsite lodging, and meals are available for an additional fee. Workshop titles and links are listed below. Full details including other workshops in the related Building Arts: Blacksmithing, Stone Carving, and Mosaic can be found online at: www.workshopsatbrynathyn.com









FOR ADDITIONAL DETAILS CONTACT: kenneth.leap@brynathyn.edu


Monday, April 30, 2012

Workshops at GlassRoots



GlassRoots provides the youth of Newark, NJ with a unique opportunity to develop their minds and their confidence through the creation of glass art. By teaching our students how to master this tradecraft, we not only reveal their immense creative potential, but also tap the cognitive abilities which can help them with school, work, and life.



Visit GlassRoots website: http://www.glassroots.org/index.asp

Furnace Solutions/ Conference Announced


FURNACE SOLUTIONS 7 sponsored by the Society of Glass Technology

Furnace Solutions 7 will be held on Thursday 14th June 2012.
The Furnace Solutions conferences have now become a regular fixture in the glassmaking calendar.
Last year’s sell out meeting hosted almost 100 participants – one third of whom were from outside the UK - reflecting the increasing international interest in this unique event. The annual Furnace Solutions conferences deal entirely with ‘practical’ glassmaking issues and are targeted at glassmakers, furnace equipment and specialist materials suppliers. The conference’s informal format allows delegates to share their experiences, and discuss solutions to some of today’s glass melting challenges.


Sunday, November 27, 2011

The Prince's School of Traditional Arts


The Prince's School specializes in teaching, researching, and promoting the practice and theory of the arts and crafts of the world's great traditions.


http://www.psta.org.uk/

UPCOMING EVENT: The Alchemy of Paint: The Transformation of Earth, Rocks, Roots and Berries into Pigments. More here...http://www.psta.org.uk/publicprogramme/_73/