Darlene Tsukamoto on thu 28 jan 10
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Lee Arts Center will be presenting a new 'QUICK AND DIRTY' WORKSHOP
SERIES.
All workshops will be a 3 hour focus on a particular technique or
project. Fee for all workshops is: $35.00 for Non-members and $30.00
for LAC members. For more information please go to our website at
www.arlingtonarts.org and look for us
under 'venues'. Or call 703-228-0558/0560 or email
dtsuka@arlingtonva.us .
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Using Slip: Trailing and Resist with Dana Lehrer Danze
Saturday, February 20, 10 am - 1 pm
Learn ways to use slip to enhance your pottery. Dana will teach you how
to trail it, paint it on, apply it thick and thin, and use various
materials as resists to add texture and visual depth to the surface of
your piece.
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Decorating with latex and Wax Resists with Dana Lehrer Danze
Saturday, March 20, 10 am - 1 pm
Explore ways to create dynamic designs using your unglazed clay as a
design element. We will discuss principles to contrast negative and
positive imagery, rough clay and smooth glazes. We will use techniques
of latex and wax resists.
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Efficient Throwing with Wayne Willson
Saturday, May 1, 2010; 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Looking for a new approach to throwing on the wheel? Economical,
efficient, smooth and seamless are terms that describe Wayne Willson's
philosophy to throwing on the potter's wheel. Wayne will aide you in
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Efficient Throwing: Large Forms - Simplified/or throwing in parts
Saturday, May 15, 2010; 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Gain a different perspective on building larger pieces as Wayne reviews
his efficient throwing techniques and demonstrates how to construct
larger forms by joining sections and/or parts. The possibilities are
endless!
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Making Lidded Boxes--A Different Approach
with Martin Karcher
June 19, 2010
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Every potter is familiar with the closed form approach of making lidded
boxes. Martin will demonstrate a new way that makes it possible to have
textured surfaces on both the outside and the inside of the lid. For
texturing the clay, Martin will use a series of tools such as twisted
wires, springs, combs, stamps and placemats, as well as molds made from
carved woodblocks. Participants are invited to bring their own favorite
texturing tools and ideas. Although the time available will not allow
them to complete a lidded box, the participants will have an opportunity
to practice different ways of texturing the clay and to learn how to
complete the process on their own.
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5722 Lee Highway
Arlington, Virginia 22207
703-228-0558/0560 fax: 703-228-0559
dtsuka@arlingtonva.us
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