Learn the basics of metal piercing, texturing, and oxidizing techniques as you create a sterling-silver statement cuff that will quickly become your everyday adornment of choice.
In this three-night workshop, learn to create your own hand-crafted jewelry. This experience is perfect for the student new to jewelry making, or those with experience who want to refresh their skills.
Tempered glass is a versatile material that when used as an overlay adds a shimmer to modern mosaic art works. Students use it, as well as stained glass and other glass products, to produce sophisticated compositions filled with unexpected visual interest.
Explore the creative interplay of the ancient art of mosaics and contemporary abstract design as you create a unique mixed-media mosaic from traditional materials and natural elements—and anything else you choose.
In a two-session class, learn the basic knotting techniques needed to create a beautiful, intricate-looking cuff bracelet with the beads of your choice.
In this workshop, create one-of-a-kind necklaces and earring sets using wire. Students explore different designs and methods for headpins, clasps, ear wires, hoops, and charms.
Explore the beautiful depth and color produced by creating a patina on metal as you design and create a multi-strand necklace using crimping techniques and a sliding-knot finish.
A master basket weaver guides students in creating a beautiful tray full of rustic color and texture. Weavers of all skill levels are welcome.
This two-session workshop examines fundamental concepts of composition and their practical application in studio-art practice, offering participants tools to enrich their own work as well to analyze and appreciate visual art in general. (World Art History Certificate elective, 1/2 credit)
This entertaining and informative session with an orchid expert delves into many aspects of the beloved flower and our endless fascination with it. Learn about the flower’s history and basic care, special considerations when moving a plant outside for the summer, and how to re-pot an orchid to take home.
