I’m so in love with this work by Maria Kristofersson. It’s basically the aesthetic I’ve been dreaming of for a body of work I’ve been working on since January, but I hadn’t quite gotten there. I guess there is no need now as it already exist in the world! So lovely. It’s sorta Ayumi Horie meets old country vintage. Love, love love.
FIGURATIVE SCULPTURE: REAL LIFE TO INSPIRE ART
Instructor: Sharon Moore-Foster
July 12 to July 16, 2010
Experience Level: all skill levels welcome
Course Fee: $525 + $26.25 GST
Monday to Friday, 9 am to 4 pm, Room 954 Working from a model, you will learn techniques to accurately create figurative sculpture. You will begin by creating gestural clay pieces from short poses, to help you develop an eye for the “life and breath” that makes figurative sculpture such an inviting challenge. Longer poses will follow, with directed observation of anatomy, proportion, sculptural shape, and balance will allow you to create more detailed pieces. Throughout the week you will experience drawing for sculpture and receive individual guidance on form and expression, sculptural dynamics, surface handling and closure of your pieces. Red Deer College
Design Boom recently posted an article about the work and process of Djim Berger and by reading the comments at the end of the article I guess I wasn’t the only one left wondering…
Thoughts?
There are still a few spots left in some of upcoming programs at MISSA.
Below is a list of classes which still have some availability.
More information on each of these classes is available on our website at www.missa.ca
Two week program July 5th to 9th and 12th to 16th
Explorations in Ceramic Glaze – John Britt
July 5th to 9th
Handbuilding with Press Molds – Katrina Chaytor
Brush Explorations – Lorne Loomer
The Influenced Landscape – Mike McLean
The Short Story – Sarah Selecky
Innovative Extruding – Michael Sherrill
Painting – Andy Wooldridge
July 10th-11th – Weekend
Watercolour – Clive Powsey
Jazz Improvisation – Karel Roessingh
Head Sculpture – Elly Scheepens
The Digital Darkroom – Alan Thurston
Textile Collage – Shannon Wardroper
July 12th to 16th
Explorations in Altered Imagery – Tony Bounsall
Firing Techniques – Randy Brodnax
Throwing – Altered Forms and Sets – Conner Burns
Contemporary Silk Fusion Basketry – Wendy Durfey
Compositional Cloth – Eleanor Hannan
Metalsmithing – Crys Harse
Light, Colour & Expression – Sharron Milstein (may be her last workshop at MISSA)
July 14th to 16th
ART JAM – see our website for more information on these courses:
Handbuilding – Toshi-ichi Suzuki
Woodcarving – Ito Kojiro
Please call or email us if you would like to register.
Thank you,Deanna Cuthbert
Manager, MISSA
250 391 2420
www.missa.ca
Fee: $35.00 (2010 TACA Biennial: The Best of Tennessee Craft)
Entry Deadline: 8/16/10
Days remaining to deadline: 56
The 2010 Best of Tennessee Craft Biennial Exhibit showcases the fine craft of Tennessee, providing public visibility and recognition for the quality and diversity of craft found throughout the state. This juried exhibit will be held in the Todd Gallery on the grounds of Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, Tenn., with cash awards presented including Best of Show.
