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Reheated and Plated
Session Six: July 28 - August 9
Ché Rhodes
Reheated and Plated
This workshop will use the fundamental processes associated with pastorale plate and graal blank pickups as a starting point for developing traditional and experimental glass objects in the hotshop. Rather than focusing on working directly and immediately from the furnace, this workshop will be about preparing components and then heating or reheating them in the hotshop to create finished forms. We will first address traditional approaches to cane, murrine, and graal techniques and then move into the possibilities of working with experimental parts, flat glass, commercial and recycled glass, and even found glass objects in the hotshop. We will also consider what it might look like to work in the hotshop without immediate access to a furnace. All levels. Hot glass studio.
Full description and instructor bio at https://penland.org/workshops/workshops-by-session/
Ché Rhodes, Flex, cast and blown glass, 8 x 5 x 5 inches
Full description and instructor bio at https://penland.org/workshops/workshops-by-session/
Ché Rhodes, Flex, cast and blown glass, 8 x 5 x 5 inches
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