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BAS RELIEF SCULPTURE
and FLEXIBLE MOLD CLASS Sculpting birds,
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Thanks to a special funding opportunity facilitated by Erie Arts & Culture, we are excited to announce
this exciting course with sculptor, Kathe Umlauf. Join us in August, twice a week from
5:30 to 7:30 pm, and learn the art of bas relief sculpture from this talented artist and instructor.
this exciting course with sculptor, Kathe Umlauf. Join us in August, twice a week from
5:30 to 7:30 pm, and learn the art of bas relief sculpture from this talented artist and instructor.
The program, including all materials is fully funded by EAC and completely free to you.
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Day One – WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10
Introduction. Design, composition and technique will be discussed and demonstrated. Start sculpting a 6” x 8” bas relief in clay. Bring an image of your favorite animal or flower/plant for reference. Day Two - THURSDAY, AUGUST 11 Continue working in clay. Build up general surfaces. Planes. Creating darks and lights (value). Day Three - TUESDAY, AUGUST 16 Continue working. Define detail. Getting consistency in color (value). Creating the illusion of space. Day Four - THURSDAY, AUGUST 18 Continue working. Day Five - TUESDAY, AUGUST 23 Making a silicone caulking flexible mold of your piece. Day Six – THURSDAY, AUGUST 25 Make the plaster mother (rigid) mold. Day Seven – MONDAY, AUGUST 29 Pour and demold plaster positive. Clean up and chase. Day Eight – WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31 Finish up. Add coloring to your surface. Paint it completely or use stains as an accent. Friday, September 2 - Sunday, September 4 Student exhibition |
ALL MATERIALS INCLUDED.
FREE FOR ALL PARTICIPANTS. The CAG welcomes your donations but this is
not required in order to participate. The only requirement is a commitment to attend all 8 sessions*. This is an intensive course, however, no previous experience is needed and the only risk you may face is to get hooked!
*You will get the best results by attending all sessions. However, we understand that circumstance might prevent from attending all sessions in which case, instructionals will be provided to help keep you on track.
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About the instructor
Kathe Umlauf has been sculpting animals her entire life. She has studied art extensively and works in clay, primarily. Her works can be found regionally as well as in national collections. Her clay works are often fired, and some are offered as editions in bronze. She enjoys animals as subject matter because she can combine the formal aspects of design with the personal details of animals to create a work of art that expresses emotion and intelligence. She lives in rural Northwest Pennsylvania with her husband and numerous pets. Her works can be found in Glass Growers Gallery and Kada Gallery in Erie, Painted Finch Gallery in Corry, and Lancaster Galleries, in Lancaster, PA.
Questions? |
Email [email protected] or call residency coordinators
Ines Nelson at 814-688-9336 or Barb Kersey at 814-706-8991 |
FUNDED BY THE PENNSYLVANIA COUNCIL ON THE ARTS THROUGH ERIE ARTS & CULTURE
The Arts in Education Partnership is a program of the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency. State government funding for the arts depends upon an annual appropriation by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and support from the National endowment for the Arts, a federal agency. The Arts in Education Partnership is administered in this region by Erie Arts & Culture.
The Arts in Education Partnership is a program of the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency. State government funding for the arts depends upon an annual appropriation by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and support from the National endowment for the Arts, a federal agency. The Arts in Education Partnership is administered in this region by Erie Arts & Culture.
