Friday March 27 (6:30 – 8 PM) – Open House
Join us for a presentation on
the history of glass beads and a demonstration
by the amazing glass masters
Tom & Sage Holland
Saturday, March 28 (9 AM – 4:30 PM)
In this one day workshop with Sage Holland students will learn
to flame-work molten glass into glass beads using a gas torch.
This is a unique opportunity to work with a master!
Also
Saturday, March 28 – 29 (9 AM – 4:30 PM)
You can begin to achieve your highest potential as a creative artful photographer in Ed Alexander’s workshop. Ed’s magnificent nature photography graces the walls of many private and public collections and can be viewed at
Next week!
April 3-5 (9 AM – 4:30 PM)
Master wood turner Thomas Dunn will teach the basics to those of you who want to learn this rewarding craft. The craft school has 9 excellent lathes for you to work on and all the equipment you will need. You can see Tom’s extraordinary segmented bowls on display at the Arkansas Craft Guild, next door to the school.
Also In April
April 10 -12: “Liquid Core” Molten Glass Breakthrough with Beau Anderson
April 13 -14: Hollow Blown Glass Beads – Feather Weight Focals w/ Beau Anderson
April 18-19: Intermediate Digital Photography with Ed Alexander
April 24-26: Basic Blacksmithing with Bob Patrick
April 18-19: Intermediate Digital Photography with Ed Alexander
April 24-26: Basic Blacksmithing with Bob Patrick
Lucia Vinograd
Executive Director
Arkansas Craft School
P.O. Box 2694
Mountain View, AR 72560
