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Craftsman Ave See all classes by this school @ 68 34th St. Brooklyn, Brooklyn, NY
Get started with stained glass in this introductory workshop that covers the foundational tools, materials, and techniques of the Tiffany process. Students work through the full sequence of designing and building their own colored glass artwork with step-by-step support throughout. No prior experience is required to participate.
Oct 25th
7–11pm ET
Oct 28th
1–5pm ET
Oct 29th
7–11pm ET
Oct 31st
8am–12pm ET
Nov 1st
8am–12pm ET
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Craftsman Ave See all classes by this school @ 68 34th St. Brooklyn, Brooklyn, NY
Discover the Tiffany stained glass method from the ground up in this guided, beginner-accessible workshop. Expert instructors walk students through designing a composition, cutting and fitting glass panels, and completing the piece with careful soldering. Each participant finishes with a handcrafted, one-of-a-kind work of art.
Oct 25th
7–11pm ET
Oct 28th
1–5pm ET
Oct 29th
7–11pm ET
Oct 31st
8am–12pm ET
Nov 1st
8am–12pm ET
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Craftsman Ave See all classes by this school @ 68 34th St. Brooklyn, Brooklyn, NY
Learn the classic Tiffany stained glass technique in this hands-on workshop where no prior experience is required. Expert instructors guide students through the interplay of color, form, and line as they design, shape, and solder their own original glass composition. Leave with a finished, handcrafted piece.
Nov 1st
8am–12pm ET
Nov 3rd
1–5pm ET
Nov 7th
8am–12pm ET
Nov 8th
2–6pm ET
Nov 11th
6–10pm ET
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Craftsman Ave See all classes by this school @ 68 34th St. Brooklyn, Brooklyn, NY
Glass Night is a 4-hour open studio session designed for intermediate stained glass makers who have completed a Craftsman Ave stained glass workshop within the past year. Bring your own glass and enjoy access to shared tools, materials, light guidance, and a supportive community atmosphere as you practice, experiment, and work on personal projects at your own pace.
Nov 17th
6–10pm ET
Dec 8th
6–10pm ET
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Join us for a demo and lecture on Trick Glasses, by Kitty Lameris and Marc Barreda
Internationally renowned glass expert Kitty Laméris and glass artist and expert on glassmaking techniques Marc Barreda conducted large-scale research into the use and history of trick glasses, their users and the way they were made. It led to groundbreaking new insights. Trick Glasses is the definitive guide to this playful phenomenon of Renaissance Europe.
In Europe at the end of the sixteenth century, artful and ingenious glasses designed for various drinking games began to appear. They stimulate togetherness, provide a lot of entertainment and, of course, eventually great drunkenness. Trick glasses are glasses that somehow surprise or fool the drinker. If you don’t know how to use them, some glasses will splash wine all over you. Others are so ingenious that you have to study them before you understand at all how to use them. There are glasses with unusual shapes – the famous boot, but also a fabulous animal, a horn and even a gun. Still others make strange noises when you drink from them. It is precisely their playful character that make them technical tours de force, the pinnacle of what glassblowers could make at the time. They showcase the skills of their makers and with that, the wealth and standing of their owners.
Join us for a night of togetherness at UrbanGlass in the Hot Shop on Monday Oct 30th, 2023. Marc Barreda will be onsite demonstrating how to make trick glasses and Kitty Lameris will join in via zoom for a virtual presentation to share further insights found in their research. Their book Trick Glasses will be available for purchase at the event. Light refreshments will be provided.
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UrbanGlass, founded in 1977, is the largest artist-access glass center in the United States, offering a comprehensive education program at every skill level. With a faculty of renowned artists and designers, UrbanGlass provides inspiration and resources to artists from around the world.
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