Glassrootsartshow
09-08-2016, 07:18 AM
Glassroots Education Project 2016 Proudly Presents
86566
Jason Howard - “Jedi Mind Tricks”
Tuesday October 11th
12 pm to 3 pm
Class overview: This class will cover topics such as optic stemware, fuming, using compressed air, and soft glass hot shop techniques to expand your fundamental understanding of glass.
Bio: Jason Howard first began working with glass in 1997 as a senior studying ceramics at Hamilton College with glass artist Robert Palusky. Seduced by its alluring qualities of light and the sheer technical challenge, Howard's glass experimentation soon turned to obsession and total immersion. After a two-year internship as Hamilton's ceramic studio technician and a scholarship to The Studio of the Corning Museum of Glass, he began studying both off-hand glassblowing and flameworking. His work has been exhibited in national galleries and is in the permanent collection of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. He won a NICHE Award in 2009.
Education Project Ticket (3 Days)
$200 - Includes all 3 days of classes except Darby Holm Master Class
http://bit.ly/1OPFZ6u
Location - Monona Terrace - Madison, WI
Click here for a map to the venue. (https://goo.gl/maps/CEH8WYoCznp)
Please contact Glassrootsartshow@gmail.com with any questions.
86566
Jason Howard - “Jedi Mind Tricks”
Tuesday October 11th
12 pm to 3 pm
Class overview: This class will cover topics such as optic stemware, fuming, using compressed air, and soft glass hot shop techniques to expand your fundamental understanding of glass.
Bio: Jason Howard first began working with glass in 1997 as a senior studying ceramics at Hamilton College with glass artist Robert Palusky. Seduced by its alluring qualities of light and the sheer technical challenge, Howard's glass experimentation soon turned to obsession and total immersion. After a two-year internship as Hamilton's ceramic studio technician and a scholarship to The Studio of the Corning Museum of Glass, he began studying both off-hand glassblowing and flameworking. His work has been exhibited in national galleries and is in the permanent collection of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. He won a NICHE Award in 2009.
Education Project Ticket (3 Days)
$200 - Includes all 3 days of classes except Darby Holm Master Class
http://bit.ly/1OPFZ6u
Location - Monona Terrace - Madison, WI
Click here for a map to the venue. (https://goo.gl/maps/CEH8WYoCznp)
Please contact Glassrootsartshow@gmail.com with any questions.