Glassblowing 1 - MONDAYS
Date: Mondays, February 3 - March 24 from 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Fee: $750 / discount with member code
Ages: 18+
Levels: Beginning
Sessions: 8
Instructor: Mariah Cavanaugh
Location: Schack Art Center, Hot Shop
This eight-week class will cover the basics of working with molten glass. From blowing, blocking, and shaping, to using specialized hand tools, this class will give you a good base on which to build the skills necessary to create functional and artistic objects. Demonstrations of basic techniques will be plenty, as will time to practice in teams of two. Eight weekly sessions, no prerequisite.
All supplies provided. Please wear cotton clothing and closed-toe shoes.
Date: Mondays, February 3 - March 24 from 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Fee: $750 / discount with member code
Ages: 18+
Levels: Beginning
Sessions: 8
Instructor: Mariah Cavanaugh
Location: Schack Art Center, Hot Shop
This eight-week class will cover the basics of working with molten glass. From blowing, blocking, and shaping, to using specialized hand tools, this class will give you a good base on which to build the skills necessary to create functional and artistic objects. Demonstrations of basic techniques will be plenty, as will time to practice in teams of two. Eight weekly sessions, no prerequisite.
All supplies provided. Please wear cotton clothing and closed-toe shoes.
Date: Mondays, February 3 - March 24 from 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Fee: $750 / discount with member code
Ages: 18+
Levels: Beginning
Sessions: 8
Instructor: Mariah Cavanaugh
Location: Schack Art Center, Hot Shop
This eight-week class will cover the basics of working with molten glass. From blowing, blocking, and shaping, to using specialized hand tools, this class will give you a good base on which to build the skills necessary to create functional and artistic objects. Demonstrations of basic techniques will be plenty, as will time to practice in teams of two. Eight weekly sessions, no prerequisite.
All supplies provided. Please wear cotton clothing and closed-toe shoes.
