Visiting Artists
Lopez Art Glass is proud to announce the return of Patty Gray for a workshop on October 7-11, 2010 at our Virginia Studio. This is an opportunity to further growth and development of your glass skills from this incredible artist and instructor.
Registration:
Please email us at studio@lopezartglass.com or use our other contact information located on the Contact page to register for one or both of the workshops.
Discount:
We will offer a $100 discount to students who wish to take both workshops.
Location:
We are located 40993 Pacer Lane in Paeonian Springs, VA about one-hour from Washington, DC. The closest airport is Dulles International Airport (IAD) which is located about 23 miles from the studio, and a very easy drive using the Dulles Greenway toll road.
Accomodation:
Leesburg, VA has a historic “old town” area with beautiful Victorian and period style homes, local restaurants, antique shops and even an old time one-screen movie theater. It is also home to Leesburg Premium Outlet Center many popular stores. Several new hotels are located in Leesburg about eight (8) miles away from the studio.
Intensive 5-Day Special Projects Class with Patty Gray
Date: October 7-11, 2010
Time: 8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Cost: $1050.00 US ($500 US Deposit upon registering) Daily lunch included
Are you ready for a 5-day glass fusing boot-camp? This intensive 5-day class will focus on developing strong design processes with the emphasis on thick larger scale Triptych Formats (3 piece panels).
By exploring fundamental principles of design and new techniques, each student will transform their vision into a rich composition. You will be encouraged to use your imagination with ideas, demonstrations and information on various fusing and kiln-forming techniques that can then be applied to your individual projects.
You will be inspired to develop new ideas and designs with techniques and methods learned in the class and transferring those onto your projects. We will explore techniques to create depth and surface design elements using frits, powders, stringers, wafers, metals and mica powders, irids and dichroic glass.
Students will have the opportunity design and create pattern bars; combing and manipulating glass in the kiln; working with mosaics; pot melts/pours; and vitrographs. You will also get hands-on instruction to cold work your glass pieces. note: hands-on fusing experience is required. Students are asked to bring a glass cutter, safety glasses, breaking pliers, dust mask and a ruler. Class registration is limited.