I have to admit, this was a hectic, stressful move. The timeframe, the time of year, and …well…just the TIMING. But it’s slowly coming together. Here’s a small glimpse into the last month of transitioning from ATB to the new FADS building.
Lecture will be at 12:15-12:50 with a short Q &A in ATB 101.
Break 1:00-1:30PM
Demo by Linda Lighton at 1:30-3PM in Ceramics Studio, ATB 111.
My apology for being late in posting this…. Portfolio Day on Feb. 16 with the Olathe High Schools was a Great Success and it was so much FUN. Thank you to Julia Larberg for taking these awesome snaps of this event!
Many events are on the calendar! Please check them out! THIRD THURSDAYS, NOON at the NERMAN and SEPH LAWLESS!
When Misha Kligman offered up his Painting I and II students to paint bowls for the Empty Bowls event (taking place in Nov., 2017), it was an opportunity that couldn’t be passed up. So Laura Gascogne and some Ceramics students made “blank” bowls and passed the bisqued bowls on to Misha. …and the results were stunning!
Here are some of the individual bowls:
Thanks to Photo Professor Philip Heying, we have some recent pics from a reception (2/12/ 17) of student work, as well as some snaps of…students working! Thanks Philip!
Mark Cowardin’s Bronze Casting Crew
Last week, I posted pics from Angelica Sandoval’s Aluminum Casting. This week, it’s BRONZE in Mark Cowardin’s class on NOVEMBER 10! How do you know it’s bronze?
Bronze is comprised of COPPER and TIN. Tin makes the copper harder, more durable as it was discovered many millenia ago during the Bronze Age. However, it’s the Copper that gives the furnace flame it’s signature green hue.
