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Glass B Summer Session 3

GLASS – SUMMER SESSION 3
June 16-28, 2024 (11 STUDIO DAYS)
Amy Lemaire
Beyond Tradition

Venture beyond tradition and push the boundaries of jewelry making as you explore the versatility of glass for creating wearable sculpture. This workshop will introduce you to a world of endless possibilities where traditional methods serve as a solid foundation for exploring uncharted territories of experimental technique. After practicing essential skills such as material preparation for soft glass and borosilicate, color application, and sculpting solid and hollow forms, we will explore mixed-media elements, improvised blow molds, and unique surface textures. Expect to gain a fresh perspective on the possibilities of glass jewelry, a deeper understanding of flameworking practices, and a new collection of unique pieces that reflect your personal style. All levels. Flameworking studio. 

Studio Artist; teaching: Salem Community College (NJ), Pilchuck (WA), UrbanGlass (NYC); Teaching Artist Cohort Grant from Center for Craft (NC), Acquisition Award/MAD About Jewelry from Museum of Arts and Design (NYC); recent exhibitions: SARAHCROWN (NYC), Mahnaz Collection (NYC), Delaware Contemporary (DE); representation: SARAHCROWN (NYC); collections: Museum of Arts and Design (NYC), Ringling Museum (FL). 

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Oct 15 – Nov 15: Scholarship applications accepted
Jan 15 – Regular enrollment opens

Amy Lemaire, Pollen Count III, mirrored borosilicate, sterling silver, stainless steel, 14 x 13 x 3 inches
Amy Lemaire, Pollen Count III, mirrored borosilicate, sterling silver, stainless steel, 14 x 13 x 3 inches