Engineering For Your Glass Sculpture
August 11, 2019 – August 17, 2019
Sara Sally LaGrand
In this workshop students learn basic hand-making techniques for building larger-scale glass sculptures and improving their overall glass skill from color overlay to stringer control. The key to successful flameworked sculpture without the fragility is the underlying structure. During class you will learn how to turn your fabulous idea into a well-engineered work of art either for wall, lapel or table. Once you master the engineering part of the problem, the sky is your own personal limit. Some flamework or lamp work experience is required.
COURSE FEE: $675
Sara Sally LaGrand is an award-winning artist and author who holds a specialty BA in Glass Formation from Park University, Parkville, Missouri. She has received awards from Art Westport, Kansas City, State of the Arts, Prairie Village, Kansas, Bead Museum of Washington, D.C., the Fine Line Gallery, Chicago, Illinois, and the Kansas City Artists Coalition. LaGrand’s work can be found in public and private collections around the world including the Kamm Teapot Foundation and Bead Museum of Kobe, Japan.
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In order to complete your registration, a $300 deposit is required.