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Industrial Art Classes - 3 Hour Tasters
Meetup Tasters
SUNDAY, February 11, 2012
Non-member Price $125 / Member Price $108.50 (per class)
Create art while forging new friendships in the process and come away with an experience like no other. Our 3-hour Meetup Tasters are a fantastic way to begin exploring industrial art and meet people with a common interest. Choose a morning session, afternoon session, or both. Included in the cost of each taster is a lunch or wine and cheese reception where students will have the opportunity to engage with others about their taster experiences. Lunch will follow morning classes and a wine and cheese reception will follow afternoon classes. Not only will you create a small project in the area of your choice, but you'll also meet new fun people.
Try two skills on the same day and get a deal! Each individual who signs up for one morning and one afternoon Taster on the same day in separate disciplines, will receive a $15 discount.
* Youth ages 12 and up are welcome when registered with a parent of guardian.
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In this blacksmithing Taster you'll learn the fundamental skills needed to forge steel and gain a basic understanding of blacksmithing tools.
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In this enameling Taster, you'll learn the fundamentals of enameling and work on a small enameled piece.
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In this glass flameworking Taster you'll learn how to melt and shape borosilicate glass with an oxy-propane torch.
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In this glass fusing Taster you'll learn the basics of glass/heat interaction, glass cutting, fusing (combining colors), as well as a brief description of firing and annealing procedures.
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In this glass ladling Taster you'll learn to make a temporary mold of sand and ladle molten glass directly into the mold.
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In this jewelry Taster you'll learn shop safety and the basic skills of annealing, texturing, stamping, filing, sanding, polishing and design.
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In this MIG welding taster you'll learn the basics of metal inert gas (MIG) welding, as well as plasma cutting and other fabrication processes.
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