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Open Metalsmithing Studio Hours (up to 5 sessions)

Saturdays, April 20th - May 18th, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Ages:  16+ years old

The studio is open to students currently enrolled in a series of classes or with the instructor's approval. This time is supervised but not instructional.

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Medium Fruit Basket (2 sessions)

with Jeanne Schafer

April 29th to May 1st, 2024

$60 More Info

Medium Fruit Basket (2 sessions)

Monday, April 29th & Wednesday, May 1st, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Ages: 16+ years old

In this class, you will use primitive waving techniques to create your own heirloom-quality fruit basket with an integrated handle.

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Color Kaleidoscope (3 sessions)

with Linda Jacobs

May 1st to 15th, 2024

$100 More Info

Color Kaleidoscope (3 sessions)

Wednesdays, May 1st - 15th, from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Ages:  16+ years old

Eat your way to a beautiful glass and mixed media kaleidoscope! Choose a small or large Pringles can or a can of slice-n-bake cookies (that you provide at the start of the session). Once you've eaten and cleaned out the can, you can design the number of mirrors you will use, how much glass, etc., to put in the goodie chamber, and how to decorate the outside of your project. Each and everyone will be a masterpiece!

 

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Art without Rules

with Tayleen Theisen

May 1st, 2024

$15 More Info

Pulling from different mediums, objects and materials you will defy the "rules" of art and create a one of a kind piece, unique to you! 

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Pi Benio Studio Visit

with Pi Benio

May 2nd, 2024

$30 More Info

Studio Visit: Pi Benio

Pi has maintained a studio on various locations on E Maumee since she arrived in town to teach at Adrian College, lets say, a while ago. Her work has been shown in a one person exhibition at the Detroit Institute of Art and also in New York, Chicago, Japan and Canada. A sculptor, Pi has worked in a dizzying array of materials and techniques. Her latest work uses driftwood in meticulous suspended structures inspired by the book The Hidden Life of Trees. See and hear about the work and processes froma life long artist and arts educator. Nosh by super chefs Julia Tomaro and Mike Jacobitz (AKA) Mr Benio included.  Thurs May 2, 5:30-7:30, presentation at 6:15.

327 E Maumee

Ages 21 and up. 

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