Working With Intent
This class will challenge students to re-examine the potential of kiln-formed glass. Utilizing creative exercises, drawing, and model-making with a wide range of kiln techniques, students will combine processes, and prepare tests that may be starting points for new work or deepen current thoughts. Engaging in an experimental approach, we will expand on ideas rather than generate complete objects.
Throughout her career, Jane has traveled extensively maintaining the paired careers of maker and teacher. She teaches and exhibits internationally, and her dual careers have taken her around the world, from England to the USA, to Australia and back again to the USA. Over the last few years, drawing and photography have become a major focus, allowing for works that open up and complement ideas produced in glass.
Paul Tarlow is a kiln-formed glass artist, innovator, and educator in Fredericksburg, Texas. He has taught at North Lands Creative Glass, The Studio at Corning, and Pittsburgh Glass Center. He is the author of 36 books on kiln-forming. Paul's work contemplates the relationship between, and the mutability of, memory and identity.
