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Classes in Atlanta and New Orleans with AndrewPosted by Andrew J. Pollack on 9/16/2005New Orleans Artist
- Want to learn how to manipulate glass? Are you an artist who wants to try a new medium or a glass artist looking to perfect your skills? Looking for a new hobby? Andrew Jackson Pollack is a faculty member at The New Orleans School of Glass and is offering full day workshops in his Atlanta studio. Space is Limited. So sign up now! 2008 New Orleans Workshop Dates: Please call the New Orleans School of Glassworks ("Glassworks") or the New Orleans Creative Glass Institute ("NOCGI") for more information. 2008 Atlanta Workshop Dates: No classes confirmed at this time - please call to schedule. All classes are 10-4 and cost $100 and up. Private lessons are available. Call Andrew at 504-723-8235 or come to New Orleans and take classes at the South's newest glass studio - Andrew Jackson Pollack Designs : New Orleans. Gallery, Studio, Classes. Andrew is still on the faculty at the New Orleans School of Glass and has been there for over 10 y Images
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Learn how to manipulate glass rods and tubing in the flame, to sculpt and blow glass like you have never imagined. These one day workshops are a real treat, as Andrew resides in New Orleans. He has scheduled a number of these workshops for 2005 at an amazingly affordable price. In these he focuses on small sculpture and surface design explored through beads. Beginning with the ancient technique of winding glass onto a metal rod, students get a feel for this unique medium. Once a foundation is built, larger medallion/pendant beads and sculptural animals are investigated. Andrew gives students an outline or general formula for working with glass, as opposed to a step-by-step presentation. Glass is all about problem solving, and there is no one way to do anything in this medium. The possibilities are limited only by your imagination. For students who have some glass experience, some glass blowing equipment will also be available. The class will also discuss history, different types of glass, |
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Thanks to everyone who has followed my evolution and supported me over the years. And, welcome!, to any newcomers to my gallery here on Glassartists.org. I am currently working on making a transition from the functional to the sculptural. Enjoy my past galleries of goblets, candelabras, jewelry, and Judaica. Be on the lookout for me to post more sculptural pieces. Currently I am working on my Bird and Branch Series. Enjoy!
Sincerely,
Andrew Jackson Pollack Andrew Pollack 4811 Tchoupitoulas Street New Orleans LA 70115 US Phone: 504-723-8235 www.andrewjacksonpollack.com |
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