Updates from February, 2009

  • metalcyberspace 2:56 pm on February 16, 2009 | 0 Permalink
    Tags: The Peninsula School of Art, The Peninsula School of Art Summer 2009,

    The Peninsula School of Art Summer 2009 Workshops

    Circle Bracelets – Michael Thee
    Hydraulic Press Skills for the Enamelist – Anne Larsen
    The Finer Points of Finishing – Anne Larsen
    Surface Embellishments on Metal – Joan Miller Hubbard
    Beginning Silversmithing – Cora Acor
    Enamel Surface Effects – Leslie Perrino
    First Steps in Silversmithing – Sylvia Youell
    Rings: Design and Fabrication – Leslie Perrino
    Glass, Metal and Fire: Enameling – Gail Nelson
    “Tear Away” with Precious Metal Clay – Joy Krause
    Art by Accident: Inside and Outside the Box – J.Fred Woell
    Fabrication, Soldering and Precious Metal Clay Techniques – Kay Rashka
    Patterning Mokume-Gane for Wearable Art – Christopher Sklba
    Rivets, Hinges and Titanium – Noël Yovovich
    Fold, Form and Finish – Sylvia Youell
    Etching and Fusion of Metal – Hai-Chi Jihn
    Hydraulic Beadmaking – Hai-Chi Jihn

    Their latest catalog is available online.
    https://www.peninsulaartschool.com/uploads/Summer_2009_Catalog.Web.pdf

     
  • 2009 Masters Symposium at Revere Academy

    metalcyberspace 12:47 pm on January 19, 2009 | 0 Permalink
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    2009 Masters Symposium
    April 3-29, 2009 at Revere Academy

    Classes in our 2009 Masters Symposium are filling quickly. due to high demand, full payment is due with your registration.

    Mandala Patterns in Cloisonné with Harlan Butt, April 6-10 · $899 + $150 kit
    Basse Taille, Stencil & Sgraffitto with Harlan Butt, April 11-12·$349+$110 kit
    Steel Simplified with Suzanne Pugh, April 4-5, 2009 · $349 + $65 kit
    Advanced Pavé with Christo Kiffer, April 3-5, 2009 · $499 + $75 kit
    Loop-in-Loop Chains with Jean Stark, April 18-19 · $349 + $110 kit
    Special Techniques in Chasing & Repoussé with Fabrizio Acquafresca

    Full Symposium Classes:
    18k Granulation with Kent Raible, April 6-10 · $899 + kit
    Ancient Rings III with Jean Stark, April 13-17 · $899 + $65
    Chasing & Repoussé with Fabrizio Acquafresca, April 13-17 · $1250 + $20 kit
    Designing & Cutting Gems with Bernd Munsteiner, April 20-24 · $1250 +$45 kit
    Optics & Reflections with Bernd Munsteiner, April 25-26 · $399 + $30 kit
    Anticastic Raising with Michael Good, April 20-24 · $1250 + $30 kit
    Advanced Anticlastic Raising with Michael Good, April 25-26 · $399 + $25 kit

     
  • Metals Workshops 2009 | May-September - Appalachian Center for Craft

    metalcyberspace 12:28 am on December 12, 2008 | 0 Permalink
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    Metals Workshops 2009 | May-September

    Appalachian Center for Craft
    1560 Craft Center Drive
    Smithville, TN 37166

    May 8-10, 2009 Hand-Hammered Copper: Arts & Craft Style – Robert Trout

    May 15-17, 2009 Earrings & Rings – Stephen Spicer

    May 31-June 5, 2009 Metal Vessel Fabrication – Kee-ho Yuen

    June 7-12, 2009 Repoussé & Chasing – Richard Prillaman

    June 14-19, 2009 Stone Setting Plus – Howard Thompson

    June 21-26, 2009 Hydraulic Assist Die Forming – Val Link

    July 5-10, 2009 Imagery on Jewelry – Joanna Gollberg

    July 12-17, 2009 Keeping It All Together: Enameling in 3-D – Deborah Lozier

    July 19-24, 2009 Beginning Jewelry: Powder Coating – Sung-Yeoul Lee

    July 26-31, 2009 Box It Up – Alison Pack

    Sept. 11-13, 2009 Explore Cold Connections – Connie Ulrich

    Sept. 18-20, 2009 Beginning Jewelry – Sung-Yeoul Lee

    For more info contact Gail Gentry – Workshop & Event Coordinator
    Appalachian Center for Craft

     
  • Revere Academy Students Earn Diplomas and Awards

    metalcyberspace 9:40 am on November 14, 2008 | 0 Permalink
    Tags: , jewelry students,

    The Revere Academy awarded Jewelry Technician Diplomas to 25 students from their recent JT Intensive program. Each semester the JT Intensive commences with a juried competition. Each student presents an independent design project, which is a variation on a fabricated box ring, for consideration. The jurors had a difficult time selecting the winners as all of the submitted projects were beautifully made and showed excellent technical mastery. Otto Frei congratulates the winners and all of the 25 students who completed the Jewelry Technician Intensive program.

    The following award-winning students received gift certificates donated by Otto Frei:

     Kyle Greenman: Best Design

     Fern Thaweechaithaworn: Technical Excellence

     Srikanth Rao: Best Stone Setting

    Tom Colson: Best Engraving

     Corey Egan: Most Dramatic

     Aline Vanzin: Best Finish

     Michelle Stock: Most Marketable

     Donna Olmstead: My Favorite

    All Photography by Christine Dhein.

     
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