Figurative Sculpture Workshop in San Miguel de Allende, México April 1 -April 10 , 2015

by | Sep 10, 2014 | Uncategorized

 
COST:  

$1450.00 USD per person.
Because it’s a very popular time in the Mexican calendar, we need to confirm enrollment early: 
50% deposit upon registration ($725) no later than December 2014 with
an EARLY BIRD discount of $50.00 for enrollment by November 1 , 2014
($675)/
balance ($725) due by January, 2015.
This includes:

-Quality instruction from  Lisa Clague,
Cristina Cordova and Kelly Rathbone including daily demonstrations,
lectures and one-on-one support. We want to rock your world and help
you navigate through all these techniques!
-Unrestricted access to the awesome
Barro.Co Clay Studio during its regular business hours (9am -6:30pm).
 Check out this link to learn about their story: http://barro-co.com/the-space/
-All materials including clays and engobes, underglaze transfers etc….
-Scheduled field-trips and  to savor our surroundings during this very special week of festivities!
Please let us know if you have any questions.

BARRO.CO CLAY STUDIO

Adria Calaresu & Alberto Sanchez

Sabino # 16,

Colonia San Antonio

San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato

C.P. 37750 MEXICO

Tel: 154-4171

Cell:  044-415 1535118

guest post: “show me your inspiration” with Heather Woodson

by | Aug 1, 2014 | Uncategorized

Heather Woodson

My Work…
I have been an observer of human behavior before my first memories are
able to recall. I have been specifically intrigued with family dynamics
and body language. In my work, I strive to capture a visual
representation of specific emotions or behavioral traits. I work in cone
6 stoneware and a local clay that I mine in my suburban backyard. I use
a combination of commercial and hand made glazes and finishes. Some
works are fired in a Weber grill for a ‘pit fired’ finish and other are
fired to cone 6 in an electric kiln.

Christina Cordova

Artists who inspire me…
Christina Cordova’s ability to capture, express and invoke emotion, mesmerizes me.
Diego Valles, and the Mata Ortiz potters, inspire me to connect with the
earth and traditional methods. I am also in awe of their fluid forms
with simple, yet intricate finishes.
Demetre Chiparus combined metal and stone in the most seamless and
elegant way. His sculptures have their own energies and personalities.

Diego Valles

Demetre Chiparus

Heather Woodson
Ceramic Artist/Instructor
www.heatherwoodson.webs.com
http://hwceramics.blogspot.com