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2258 | The Ephemeral Vessel: Exploring Plaster, Fiber & Paper   

As objects made for human interaction and handling, both containing and bounded by space, vessels can take many forms and be constructed of a wide variety of materials. This mixed-media fiber art workshop incorporates components such as gauze and plaster bandages, cheesecloth, hydrosoluable fiber along with mulberry paper, walnut ink, wire, and found objects. Participants will create at least one mixed-media vessel that can be displayed on a flat or wall surface. It may begin with layers of plaster gauze and acrylicreinforced cheesecloth with additions of other fibers, paper, patches, and stitches. You can create patterns, textures, and relief work by strategically combining layers. Includes some materials; see the website for a list of items to bring to class; please bring a lunch both days.

 
  • 2258 | The Ephemeral Vessel: Exploring Plaster, Fiber & Paper
  • Fee: $190.00
    Item Number: CA-FYFIB2258SP1
    Dates: 2/22/2025 - 2/23/2025
    Times: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
    Days: Su Sa
    Sessions: 2
    Building: Santikos Building 1201 Navarro St
    Instructor: Lyn Belisle
    THIS CLASS IS FULL. Please click the "Add to Waitlist" button below. You will not be charged to be added to the waitlist. When a space becomes available the first person on the waitlist will be contacted.  If that person cannot take the space we will move to the next person until the space is filled.

    As objects made for human interaction and handling, both containing and bounded by space, vessels can take many forms and be constructed of a wide variety of materials. This mixed-media fiber art workshop incorporates components such as gauze and plaster bandages, cheesecloth, hydrosoluable fiber along with mulberry paper, walnut ink, wire, and found objects. Participants will create at least one mixed-media vessel that can be displayed on a flat or wall surface. It may begin with layers of plaster gauze and acrylicreinforced cheesecloth with additions of other fibers, paper, patches, and stitches. You can create patterns, textures, and relief work by strategically combining layers. Includes some materials; see the website for a list of items to bring to class; please bring a lunch both days.


    This class is for All Levels

    Class Location: Droste Studio, Room 240 | Santikos Building 

    Tuition is due in full at time of registration

    Refund Policy

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