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Mosaic Workshops and Instructors

Concrete Camp with Sherri Warner Hunter

Julie Dilling,Joan Schwartz, Shug Jones, Jacki Gran, Renee Spears, Instructor Shari Warner Hunter, Concrete Camp, Bell Buckle, Tennessee, 2012

The members of SAMA offer a wide variety of educational options in the United States and around the world. Mosaic enthusiasts of any ability or level of experience will find something of interest.  Students should contact instructors directly for up-to-date course listings.


 

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Instructor Name
Carol Shelkin
Workshop Title
Portrait Workshop In Stained Glass Mosaic
Workshop Location
Mosaic Oasis Studio & Supply, 1189B Mass. Ave., Arlington, MA 02474
Workshop Date (s)
October 27 & 28, 2012
City
Boston
US State
Massachusetts
Country
United States
Phone
(781)316-1667
Website
http://www.mosaicoasis.com
Email
mosaicoasis@gmail.com
Workshop Description
Fee: $395 Includes materials

$100 deposit secures your spot Limit: 12 students

For more information and to register contact:

mosaicoasis@gmail.com or carol.shelkin@yahoo.com


About the workshop: In this workshop students use traditional and non-traditional mosaic styles and fine art techniques to understand facial structure, color, value and types of shadows to create and discover realism in mosaic art. Students will have instruction on how to develop and find their own style and learn how to see differently by developing an eye for mosaic. Students will learn to mix glass colors, values to define planes of the face and use color most effectively with professional artist tricks taught.

Level: Intermediate to Advanced (or with some art background)

Carol Shelkin Bio: Carol is a full-time teaching artist in her hometown of Philadelphia, PA as well as teaches worldwide. She has shown her work both nationally and internationally, creates and installs public mosaics and works with community groups. Her work is represented in many private, public and corporate collections and has received many awards. Her studies include Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia College of Art and Fleisher Art Memorial. She has been published in several art publications and has been awarded the 2011 Robin Brett Mosaic Scholarship by The Society of American Mosaic Artists for studies in Ravenna, Italy

 

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