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Weave Where You Are: Ọmọlará Williams McCallister
$250.00July 23 – 29
This course is for everyone and anyone! In this introductory course for beginners we will use lap sized portable looms to weave 3 yards of cloth. Each participant will have the option of finishing their cloth into one of the following: a wall hanging, a set of 4 placemats, a table runner, or yardage that can be used for future sewing projects. Participants will be facilitated through the entire weaving process. We will experiment with design processes, measure out the yarn for our designs, set up our looms to weave, weave, wet finish and hem our pieces.
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Fresco: Barbara Sullivan
$250.00July 11 – 16
Students in this workshop will develop an understanding and appreciation of true buon fresco (painting into freshly laid wet plaster) within both an art historical context, as well as in practical applications.
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Book Arts: Eileen Wallace
$250.00August 1 – 6
In this workshop, participants will learn five fundamental book structures along with low-tech image-making techniques and strategies for generating content.
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Fiber/ Sculpture: Pat Hickman
$250.00July 25 – 30
Learn how to build skeletal three-dimensional structures which may or may not be covered with skin-like material. This workshop will also explore openwork textile techniques such as knotted netting and knotless netting.
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Mixed Media/ Wood: Michael Stasiuk
$250.00July 11 – 16
The focus of this workshop is on simple and innovative joinery applicable to wood, metal, and fiber, using found objects. Find a personal connection to your materials in order to bring meaning and a new sense of context to otherwise commonplace or discarded objects.
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Drawing: Michael Moore
$250.00July 25 – 30
In this process-oriented drawing workshop participants will be asked to watch their drawings happen as they actually draw them, bit by bit, dot by dot, mark by mark, line by line, from nothing to something.
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Sculpture/ Textile: Warren Seelig
$250.00August 1 – 6
This highly experimental course will consider the possibility of constructing surfaces through either known or invented processes using materials chosen by the student of every conceivable kind.
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Monson Arts is a new artists’ residency and arts center in Monson, Maine. Programs include residencies for artists and writers, intensive shorter workshops, and educational partnerships with area secondary schools.