MAKERS MEET: a Webcast Workshop Series
Webcast Workshop Series * 6 Sundays in 2020 * 10 am – 12 pm
POSTPONED until further notice
Sunday Mar 29th – Jayne Cornelis
Jayne Cornelis [Delaware ON] Glass Maker, started off making stained glass panels to capture light and movement; however, not content with working with flat panels and wanting to create vessels, she attended Pilchuck Glass School, in Stanwood Washington. This propelled her to immerse herself into the world of warm glass. She says,”My ADD has me moving all over in the glass world.” Having attended Corning Museum Intensive studies, Pittsburgh Glass Center, as well as many other workshops, Jayne feels that she has lots of techniques available to help her capture the complexity of light and movement in glass. While most of her themes are eclectic and unusual, Jayne is looking forward to demonstrating one way of casting glass that can be done with relative ease.
POSTPONED until further notice
Sunday Mar 29th – Jayne Cornelis
Jayne Cornelis [Delaware ON] Glass Maker, started off making stained glass panels to capture light and movement; however, not content with working with flat panels and wanting to create vessels, she attended Pilchuck Glass School, in Stanwood Washington. This propelled her to immerse herself into the world of warm glass. She says,”My ADD has me moving all over in the glass world.” Having attended Corning Museum Intensive studies, Pittsburgh Glass Center, as well as many other workshops, Jayne feels that she has lots of techniques available to help her capture the complexity of light and movement in glass. While most of her themes are eclectic and unusual, Jayne is looking forward to demonstrating one way of casting glass that can be done with relative ease.
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Members of the London Potters Guild are invited to meet the artist in person and be the live studio audience at the London Clay Art Centre for a special rate of only $15 + HST.
LCAC in conjunction with FUSION is proud to present a brand new opportunity for you to learn from and interact with well-known or up-and-coming ceramic and glass artists from Ontario! No matter where you are in the world, these live, two-hour web broadcast sessions will have you feeling like you're sitting in the same room as one another, all united by your immense love and dedication to the craft. Each Webcast Workshop will be led by a talented artist, with whom you can chat and ask questions via a closed Facebook page.
LCAC in conjunction with FUSION is proud to present a brand new opportunity for you to learn from and interact with well-known or up-and-coming ceramic and glass artists from Ontario! No matter where you are in the world, these live, two-hour web broadcast sessions will have you feeling like you're sitting in the same room as one another, all united by your immense love and dedication to the craft. Each Webcast Workshop will be led by a talented artist, with whom you can chat and ask questions via a closed Facebook page.
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Register for the in-person audience here!
Contact the Program Coordinator if you have any questions: programming@londonclayartcentre.org
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Upcoming dates:
Sunday Jun 28th
Sunday July 26th
Sunday Sept 27th
Sunday Nov 29th
Past presenters:
Andrea Vuletin from Chatham, Ontario graduated with a Bachelor of Design from Ontario College of Art and Design University. Her ceramic education; however, began as a child in the home of a part time potter, her mother, and expanded after university with studies at George Brown College, continuing still with personal study and regular work shop participation. Andrea has been working as a full-time potter for the better part of twenty years and says,” I will continue as long as I can!” Andrea makes porcelain vessels that are decorated with botanical imagery that reflect her interest in the environment. Her goal is to celebrate the local flora and fauna, drawing attention to small garden moments, and to provide functional works for people to enjoy.
Sunday Jun 28th
Sunday July 26th
Sunday Sept 27th
Sunday Nov 29th
Past presenters:
Andrea Vuletin from Chatham, Ontario graduated with a Bachelor of Design from Ontario College of Art and Design University. Her ceramic education; however, began as a child in the home of a part time potter, her mother, and expanded after university with studies at George Brown College, continuing still with personal study and regular work shop participation. Andrea has been working as a full-time potter for the better part of twenty years and says,” I will continue as long as I can!” Andrea makes porcelain vessels that are decorated with botanical imagery that reflect her interest in the environment. Her goal is to celebrate the local flora and fauna, drawing attention to small garden moments, and to provide functional works for people to enjoy.
