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NOVEMBER 2023: In Studio Workshop
Friday: 24th November (6pm - 9pm) Saturday: 25th November (10am - 5pm) Sunday: 26th November (10am - 5pm) Maximum of 6 students WORKSHOP FEES Deposit: $250 (Non Refundable) Balance: $300 - Due 24th October 2023 Includes all tools and materials |
Inclusions:
All materials & tools Course notes Refreshments and grazing platter on Friday evening Morning tea on Saturday and Sunday End of workshop celebratory Prosecco and cheese. Exclusions: Accommodation and transport Lunch on Saturday and Sunday Optional group dinner on Saturday night |
Workshop Description
Join artist and teacher Caitlin Hepworth to learn to think differently about Sculptural Mosaic, where the development of the form is as much a consideration as the mosaic which is later applied to it. Caitlin has come to mosaic practice from a sculptural background and she aims to share her knowledge and love of this complex artform and its infinite possibilities.
It is Caitlin’s belief that in sculptural mosaic the form and the tesserae must energetically connect and work together to convey the artist’s intention. The two elements are co-dependent and intrinsically linked and for a successful outcome the sculptural form itself must be valid. Many mosaicists have well developed skills in the creative and technical aspects of mosaic, however many lack training and skills in sculpture and conceptual development.
In this workshop, students will learn strategies to explore, develop, evaluate and construct sculptural forms for mosaic.
This session should particularly benefit those who are interested in broadening their practice to include sculpture as well as those who have already begun to work in 3D.
Includes all materials and tools, extensive notes and handouts of each presentation, delicious morning tea and afternoon refreshments.
Note: This workshop does not include any mosaicing however the mosaic application is discussed where relevant throughout the workshop.
Join artist and teacher Caitlin Hepworth to learn to think differently about Sculptural Mosaic, where the development of the form is as much a consideration as the mosaic which is later applied to it. Caitlin has come to mosaic practice from a sculptural background and she aims to share her knowledge and love of this complex artform and its infinite possibilities.
It is Caitlin’s belief that in sculptural mosaic the form and the tesserae must energetically connect and work together to convey the artist’s intention. The two elements are co-dependent and intrinsically linked and for a successful outcome the sculptural form itself must be valid. Many mosaicists have well developed skills in the creative and technical aspects of mosaic, however many lack training and skills in sculpture and conceptual development.
In this workshop, students will learn strategies to explore, develop, evaluate and construct sculptural forms for mosaic.
This session should particularly benefit those who are interested in broadening their practice to include sculpture as well as those who have already begun to work in 3D.
Includes all materials and tools, extensive notes and handouts of each presentation, delicious morning tea and afternoon refreshments.
Note: This workshop does not include any mosaicing however the mosaic application is discussed where relevant throughout the workshop.
Course Structure
Design PreparationPrior to the course, students work with Caitlin to develop an idea and design for their sculpture.
This is facilitated through an exchange of digital files, examples, emails and imagery. Materials PreparationHaving an idea of where your sculptural design is heading allows Caitlin to thoroughly prepare for your arrival by selecting the most appropriate construction materials and methods for your form .
Caitlin works with her team to rough cut materials for each student to maximise workshop time. Day 1: Friday ( 3 hrs)Presentation 1:
Sculptural Terms and Concepts Presentation 2: Sculptural Process - From Concept to Completion Presentation 3: Ways to investigate your idea - Paper, Pencil, Clay, Foil, Wire Small practical activities. Introductions - get to know who is in your group and what they are planning to create. Sharing ideas, processes and problems is a very important part of the learning. Attendance at the Friday night session is compulsory. |
Erin Rummer, Western Australia
Annie Balcomb, NSW
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Day 2: Saturday (7 hrs)Presentation 4:
Mathematical ways to go from a small scale model to a larger scale form. Practical Commence Construction of Substrate Day 3: Sunday (7 hrs)Practical
Continue to resolve the form. Presentation 5: Ten Top Tips for the Application of Mosaic to the Sculptural Form Evaluation and Photography |
Denise Davies, NSW
Gill Green, NSW
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Terms and Conditions.
I manage workshop numbers to ensure a quality experience for all students. This means that last minute cancellations have a serious impact on the viability of workshops for all students. In addition to workshop fees, some students are paying for flights an accommodation to attend.
In the case of guest tutors, their willingness to work with our studio depends greatly on the viability of their classes.
In order to ensure workshops proceed the following terms apply.
- Workshop deposits are not refundable.
- The balance of fees is refundable if a cancellation is made 3 weeks or more before the workshop date.
In the event that a workshop is cancelled due to Covid 19 restrictions, tutor illness, or an extreme weather event, a full refund will be provided.
I manage workshop numbers to ensure a quality experience for all students. This means that last minute cancellations have a serious impact on the viability of workshops for all students. In addition to workshop fees, some students are paying for flights an accommodation to attend.
In the case of guest tutors, their willingness to work with our studio depends greatly on the viability of their classes.
In order to ensure workshops proceed the following terms apply.
- Workshop deposits are not refundable.
- The balance of fees is refundable if a cancellation is made 3 weeks or more before the workshop date.
In the event that a workshop is cancelled due to Covid 19 restrictions, tutor illness, or an extreme weather event, a full refund will be provided.
