Sculpture | Fine Art & Sculpture Classes

Spring

EXPLORING MATERIALS IN SCULPTURE

Taylor Scamehorn / Studio 1
Mon 4/8-5/13
10-12:30pm / 6 weeks
$200 / Members: $200

Designed for those who want to develop skills and understanding while embarking in the world of sculpture. You will explore a variety of ways to interact in three dimensions, including mold making, welding, design, clay sculpture, and metal casting. This class is open to beginners or to anyone looking to expand their skills in the dynamic world of sculpture.

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THE AFTERLIFE OF FOUND OBJECTS

Taylor Scamehorn / Studio 1
Thu 4/11-5/16
6:30 - 9 pm / 6 weeks
$220 / Members: $200

AI cannot replace art in-the-round. In this primer, you will learn the principles of 3D design and gestalt, to think of spatial relationships in multiple contexts, and to engage with “third spaces” as you journey into the afterlife of discarded objects. Foraging for your materials, you will redefine the value of consumable substrate, in a return to public space, emerging with a reimagined beauty.

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METAL GARDEN ART

Paul Nimz / Studio 1
Wed 4/10-5/15
10-12:30pm / 6 weeks
$220 / Members: $200

This class is for newcomers interested in making their own unique steel garden sculptures. Students will learn basic MIG welding techniques, plasma cutting and metal fabrication in a safe, encouraging environment.

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PERSPECTIVES IN PRACTICE

Trevor Grabill & Yve Holtzclaw / Boardroom
Wed 4/10-5/15
6:30 - 9 pm / 6 weeks
$185 / Members: $165

Take your practice to the next level to better understand your work and how to talk about it. Perspectives in practice will enrich your art making by developing the skills of observation, critique, and reflection about artwork. Through structured discussion and exercises, students will engage with artwork from museum examples, books, and their own work. This class will help students better understand and express their artistic voice.

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SCULPTURE MOLD MAKING WORKSHOP

Brent Harris / Studio 1
Sat 5/4
10am-4pm / One Day
$130 / Members: $110

In this workshop, students will learn to make silicone, polyurethane and plaster molds. Course will be demo focused, but students will have hands-on opportunity to make and take home small silicone molds of found or made objects.

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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES FOR ARTISTS: FINDING ARTISTS; OPPORTUNITIES

Danielle Wyckoff / Multi-Purpose Classroom
Sat 5/11
1 - 4 pm / One Day
$70 / Members: $50

In this Saturday workshop, we will dive into some tactics for finding opportunities as well as reviewing some of the common documents/items needed for applying to them. Come to this class prepared to meet fellow artists, brainstorm, and get solid information on some of the first steps in developing your career in the arts. Students may bring any professional documents they’ve created for peer review or one-on-one feedback from Danielle. – Danielle Wyckoff is an Associate Professor of Drawing and Printmaking at Kendall College of Art and Design. Her work, which includes works on paper, installations, and performances, is exhibited nationally and internationally. Workshop participants will be able to view her collaborative work, The Reproductive Media Mobile Zine Library.

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FANTASTICAL REALISM IN POLYMER CLAY

Sarah Nott / Multi-Purpose Classroom
Wed 4/10-5/15
5:30-7:30pm / 12 weeks
$165 / Members: $145

Learn the techniques associated with the unique and accessible medium of polymer clay, a plastic-like clay that is fired in a standard kitchen oven. Armatures, finishing, and basic sculpting and firing techniques will be covered. Students who choose will be guided through the process of creating a surreal creature using both photorealism and creative license.

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WELDED METAL SCULPTURE: INDEPENDENT STUDY

Eric Pott / Studio 1
Tue 4/9-5/14
6:30-9 pm / 6 weeks
Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor is required.
$220 / Members: $200

This class is for the self-directed student who wants to expand their skill sets and enhance their abilities in metal sculpture. Students must be familiar with the safe use and operation of the equipment in the studio. Students will provide their own approved material. Problem solving and techniques will be the focus of the class.

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BRONZE FOUNDRY 1: THE CREATION

Brent Harris / Studio 1
Thur 4/11-5/16
10am-1pm / 6 weeks
$250 / Members: $230

Explore the ancient art of bronze casting. In the spring portion of this two-part class, students will create unique works of art directly in sculpting wax. Works will be molded in ceramic shell to be ready for the summer session bronze pours and finishing. This is an excellent class for anyone who has ever been curious about bronze as a medium and wants to push their art to the next level.

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BEGINNING AND INTERMEDIATE METAL FABRICATION

Brent Harris / Studio 1
Tue .4/9-5/14
10am-12:30pm / 6 weeks
$220 / Members: $200

Available to those new to metal or interested in refining their metalworking skills. Learn MIG, gas and arc welding to weld, bend, and transform metal. Explore design, form, and creative engineering to develop unique sculptural forms from steel. Some materials provided. Students are responsible for appropriate protective clothing.

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Summer