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| Iridescent Fusing |
| with The Glass Hub Team |
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| Create stunning effects in fused glass using bullseye iridescent sheets. We will use sandblasting and other techniques to manipulate the iridescent surface, gaining experience in creating new effects, as well as looking at clear coating, firing and lots more. A chance to develop new ideas and techniques in kiln forming. |
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| Reactive Fusing |
| with The Glass Hub Team |
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| Combine Bullseye sheet glass, powder, frit or metal foils to create reactions when fusing, resulting in special colours and effects. We will experiment with the use of lead, copper and sulphur bearing glasses, as well as red reactive, in sheet glass, stringer and frit form, to create amazing reactive combinations. |
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| Glassblowing Weekend |
| with the Glass Hub Team |
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| Learn how to gather, blow and shape hot molten glass straight from the furnace. This is a wonderful introduction to glassmaking, with plenty of hands-on practice in small groups of up to four students per tutor. Come and experience this ancient craft and create your own glass objects. |
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| Masterclass: Martin Janecky |
| Hot Glass Sculpture |
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| Over three days Janecky will take you through his techniques and approaches to solid and blown sculpting from within the bubble. There will be an emphasis on freedom to explore process and the potential of the material. |
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| Masterclass: Advanced Pattern Making in Glass |
| with Ian Chadwick |
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| Over five days you will explore principles of advanced pattern forming in fused glass. Using pre-formed Bullseye glass stringer sheets, students will expand their knowledge and experience of kiln-forming and cold-working techniques to produce intricate patterns which utilise symmetry and geometry to create hypnotising mandala-like patterns. |
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| Masterclass: Advanced Pattern Making in Glass |
| with Ian Chadwick |
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| Over five days you will explore principles of advanced pattern forming in fused glass. Using pre-formed Bullseye glass stringer sheets, students will expand their knowledge and experience of kiln-forming and cold-working techniques to produce intricate patterns which utilise symmetry and geometry to create hypnotising mandala-like patterns. |
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| 1 Day Glassblowing |
| with the Glass Hub Team |
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| A great introduction to glassblowing, suitable for beginners to try their hand at this molten art form. A guaranteed unique and exciting day, you will leave with a new understanding of glass as well as first-hand skills. |
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| 1 Day Glassblowing |
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| A great introduction to glassblowing, suitable for beginners to try their hand at this molten art form. A guaranteed unique and exciting day, you will leave with a new understanding of glass as well as first-hand skills. |
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| Fused Glass Jewellery |
| with Jessica Clifford |
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| Join us for a special day of fused glass jewellery making. Using clear, coloured and dichroic glass and a range of techniques, you will create your own beautiful fused glass pieces in the kiln. You will be amazed at what you can achieve in a short space of time. |
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| Masterclass: Experimenting with Colour Dropouts |
| with Ruth Shelley |
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| Although trained in Woven Textiles, Ruth’s love of colour took her to experiment with glass and it’s there that she has found her true passion. Taking her cue from her love of traveling, Ruth Shelley’s inspiration derives from her observation of colour, balance and tone of nature. |
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| 1 Day Glassblowing |
| with the Glass Hub Team |
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| A great introduction to glassblowing, suitable for beginners to try their hand at this molten art form. A guaranteed unique and exciting day, you will leave with a new understanding of glass as well as first-hand skills. |
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| Half-Day Glassblowing |
| with the Glass Hub Team |
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| A great glassblowing taster, suitable for beginners to try their hand at this molten art form. Students will be given the opportunity to gather, form, design and make (with a bit of help), their own glass sphere to hang and a tumbler. This is an ideal opportunity to try something you have always wanted to do, or perhaps never thought of before. |
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| Cabochon Masterclass |
| with Amanda Muddimer |
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| Join us for three days of precision and colour. Amanda will introduce you to making cabochons in all shapes and sizes for earrings, brooches, pendants and so much more. On the third day the focus will shift to end of mandrel pendants “beads with only one hole”. Exploring colour, layering colours, heat control and precision this class is suitable for anyone wishing to further their lampworking skills. |
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| Glassblowing Weekend |
| with the Glass Hub Team |
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| Learn how to gather, blow and shape hot molten glass straight from the furnace. This is a wonderful introduction to glassmaking, with plenty of hands-on practice in small groups of up to four students per tutor. Come and experience this ancient craft and create your own glass objects. |
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| NOVEMBER 2020 |
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| Drop-outs |
| with Jessica Clifford |
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| Extend your kiln forming experience and discover how to create vessels using the 'Drop-Out' technique. We will cover cutting, assembly, inclusions, kiln firing and slumping. We will also look at finishing techniques. A great way to develop new ideas and skills. Some prior experience with glass fusing is required for this course. |
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| 3 Day Glassblowing - Beginner |
| with the Glass Hub Team |
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| This three day course offers beginners the opportunity to discover the potential of this unique material, with enough time to fully immerse themselves in hot glass techniques. This is an excellent fun and stimulating course for those looking for a more solid foundation and better understanding of glassblowing techniques. |
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| 3 Day Glassblowing - Intermediate |
| with the Glass Hub Team |
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Suitable as a follow-on course for those with some blowing experience, The focus of this class will be to blow independently, check the the fundamentals of the blowing "formula", and then move into blowing tumblers, colour and much more!. Fully immerse themselves in the process, move at your own pace and stretch your limits. |
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| Working with Pattern Bar |
| with Helga Watkins-Baker |
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| Explore the potential of pattern bar or ‘murrine’ techniques to make highly detailed elements for fusing into larger projects, or for smaller jewellery components. Striking patterns and effects can be achieved with this deceptively simple technique. |
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| Masterclass: Colour & Form with Katie Huskie |
| Hot Glass Sculpture |
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| Katie Huskie will lead this weekend in the Hot shop, and focus upon the fundamentals of form and colour in blown glass. Her class will concentrate on the core principals of glassblowing, through the process of blowing basic forms well, and the exploration of colour with your chosen designs. |
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| Masterclass: Fusing doesn't have to be flat |
| with Nina Casson McGarva |
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Create 3d sculptures using hot glass manipulation with traditional fusing techniques as a base. The emphasis will be on experimentation and is suitable for intermediate to advanced students who can embrace failure as being part of the learning curve in testing the limits of glass fusing. |
Level: Intermediate - Advanced
Dates: Wed 11 - Fri 13 November 2020 |
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| Lampworking - Beads |
| with The Glass Hub Team |
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| Discover the art of lampworking beads with glass artist Sarah Morris. Sarah will take you through the fundamentals of lampworking (flameworking) using a torch. You will design and make ten or more beautiful beads over the day, using a wide selection of colours and processes. |
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| 1 Day Glassblowing |
| with the Glass Hub Team |
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| A great introduction to glassblowing, suitable for beginners to try their hand at this molten art form. A guaranteed unique and exciting day, you will leave with a new understanding of glass as well as first-hand skills. |
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| 1 Day Glassblowing |
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| A great introduction to glassblowing, suitable for beginners to try their hand at this molten art form. A guaranteed unique and exciting day, you will leave with a new understanding of glass as well as first-hand skills. |
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| One Day Glass Fusing |
| withThe Glass Hub Team |
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| Discover the art of fusing glass and explore a variety of techniques to create your own designs in glass. You will learn the fundamentals of glass cutting, assembly, inclusions, kiln firing and slumping under the expert guidance of the Glass Hub Tutors. A great introduction for beginners or artists working in other mediums to experiment with this art form. |
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| One Day Further Glass Fusing |
| with The Glass Hub Team |
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| An opportunity to explore some exciting new techniques in fusing and slumping, including crackle fusing, flexi-glass medium, working with dichroic glass and drop-out slumping. |
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| The Glass Hub Winter School |
| with The Glass Hub Team |
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| Discover what this amazing material can do by spending Five whole days with us exploring a range of glassmaking techniques including glass blowing, kiln forming, fusing as well as beadmaking and sandcasting. The course will include talks and demos plus an evening meal. Come and learn, enjoy and share the art of glass at The Hub. |
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| 1 Day Glassblowing |
| with the Glass Hub Team |
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| A great introduction to glassblowing, suitable for beginners to try their hand at this molten art form. A guaranteed unique and exciting day, you will leave with a new understanding of glass as well as first-hand skills. |
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| OCT / NOV / DEC click here to view our 2021 Courses |
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| DECEMBER 2020 |
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| 3 Day Kilnworking GREAT VALUE! |
| with Helga Watkins-Baker |
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| This three day class will enable participants to explore a variety of kiln techniques such as reactive fusing, iridescent fusing, deep fusing and other exciting ways of manipulating glass in the kiln. A more intensive course of kiln activity, which will provide participants with a thorough grounding in kiln basics as well as some more advanced techniques. |
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| 1 Day Glassblowing |
| with the Glass Hub Team |
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| A great introduction to glassblowing, suitable for beginners to try their hand at this molten art form. A guaranteed unique and exciting day, you will leave with a new understanding of glass as well as first-hand skills. |
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| 1 Day Glassblowing |
| with the Glass Hub Team |
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| A great introduction to glassblowing, suitable for beginners to try their hand at this molten art form. A guaranteed unique and exciting day, you will leave with a new understanding of glass as well as first-hand skills. |
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| 1 Day Glassblowing |
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| A great introduction to glassblowing, suitable for beginners to try their hand at this molten art form. A guaranteed unique and exciting day, you will leave with a new understanding of glass as well as first-hand skills. |
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| Glass Fusing for Christmas |
| with The Glass Hub Team |
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| Come along and enjoy a fun and festive session of glass fusing. You will have the opportunity to create your own seasonal decorations including stars, trees, icicles, snowmen and more. Only £30 per 2hour sessions. Book one or a whole day. |
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| Glass Fusing for Christmas |
| with The Glass Hub Team |
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| Come along and enjoy a fun and festive session of glass fusing. You will have the opportunity to create your own seasonal decorations including stars, trees, icicles, snowmen and more. Only £30 per 2hour sessions. Book one or a whole day. |
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| 3 Day Glassblowing - Beginner |
| with the Glass Hub Team |
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| This three day course offers beginners the opportunity to discover the potential of this unique material, with enough time to fully immerse themselves in hot glass techniques. This is an excellent fun and stimulating course for those looking for a more solid foundation and better understanding of glassblowing techniques. |
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| PREVIOUS COURSES THAT YOU MAY BE INTERESTED IN... |
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| Karl Harron Masterclass |
| The Perfect Vessel |
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| Achieve your "sublime form" in this 7-day advanced kiln-forming class led by artist and master craftsman Karl Harron. While negotiating the technical challenges of deep-slumping into three-step ceramic moulds, students will be encouraged to develop their aesthetic and conceptual perspective, rather than just mastering a technique. |
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| Fiaz Elson Masterclass |
| Kiln-Casting Techniques |
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| Create movement in kiln cast glass as veils and streaks of colour. Well known for her beautiful use of colour in cast sculpture, Fiaz will encourage students to experiment and find their own personal expressions. An inventive and experimental course, exploring mould-making techniques, colour manipulations and cold-working. |
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| Masterclass: Casting Nature with Colin Reid |
| Kiln Cast Glass |
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| Engage with nature - taking the immediate environment as a source of form, texture and inspiration for casting in glass. In this four day kiln-casting course you will explore a variety of moulding techniques to translate natural forms into cast glass, working both outside in the landscape and in the studio. |
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| Two-Day Kiln Casting |
| with Helga Watkins-Baker |
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| This is a superb introduction to 3D glass forming techniques in the kiln and working with moulds to create unique and personal cast glass pieces. You will work with a variety of materials to make impressions and models ready for casting. |
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| Three-Way Hot Glass |
| with the Glass Hub Team |
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| Come and experience this fantastic material using three different hot glass techniques - free-form sculpture, mould blowing and sand-casting. You will make a flower sculpture, a tumbler, a mould blown vase and finish with a couple of sand casts. A fun day for beginners. |
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| 5 Day Glassblowing |
| with the Glass Hub Team |
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| This special five-day course is designed for and can accommodate all levels of experience. It will be especially beneficial to those students who would like to consolidate and further their skills in glassblowing. |
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| Playing with Temperature |
| with Sally Dunnett |
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| An opportunity to explore the capabilities of warm glass with talented glass artist Sally Dunnett. This will be a fun course using different temperatures to discover what effects can be made from tactile pieces to full fused effects. |
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| Mould Blowing |
| with the Glass Hub Team |
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| On this course we will look at the process of blowing glass into moulds, made of wood, metal and free blowing onto found objects and copper inclusions. Students will learn the rapid pace of gathering, forming and blowing into moulds to create many objects, using both turning and free blown processes. |
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| Explore Glass |
| with KT Yun & Helga Watkins-Baker |
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| Explore Glass is a great introduction to a variety of glassmaking techniques from hot glassblowing, where you will shape molten glass straight from the furnace; fusing, where you will create your own designs in flat glass to be fused together in the kiln, lampworking glass forms with a torch flame plus sand and open casting demos. |
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| Making Flat Glass |
| with The Glass Hub Team |
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| Explore the historical process of making flat glass, before the 'float' glass method was invented by Pilkington. Students will make 'crown glass' (plates). We will then make flat glass (clear and coloured) by rolling it through our special glass mangle. At the end of the day, we will look at how 'Muff' or Cylinder glass is made. |
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| Masterclass: Venetian Techniques |
| with Liam Reeves |
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| Through demonstrations and one -to-one teaching students will be introduced to the intricacies of Venetian-style glassmaking. Thin-walled goblets, use of the optic mould, blown stems and feet will be covered, as well as structural elements such as the ‘merese’ and ‘avoglio’. |
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| Hot Glass Sculpture |
| with The Glass Hub Team |
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| On this sculpture course we will leave behind the more usual blowing techniques and have fun with molten glass by stretching, pulling, pressing and folding the glass into recognisable or abstract shapes. Students can arrive with a vision in their mind, or just see what happens. |
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| One-Day Kiln Casting |
| with Helga Watkins-Baker |
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| A great introduction to mould making and kiln casting techniques to create simple but striking cast glass pieces, fired in the kiln. We will work on modelling using various materials to provide form, and then explore mould recipes. Removing the model from the mould, we will fill the moulds with glass ready to fire in the kiln. |
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| Vitrigraph and Murrine |
| with Helga Watkins-Baker |
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| Working with compatible sheet glass we will create pattern bar, which will be fused, cut and reassembled to provide intricate patterns within new work. We will also work with the vitrigraph to create pulled coloured cane, again to be incorporated into new pieces. |
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| Masterclass: Graal Techniques |
| with Sonja Klingler |
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| ‘Graal’ is a glassblowing technique developed by Orrefors in Sweden in 1916. Under Sonja’s expert guidance, students will have the opportunity to develop and master the technique. An intensive but rewarding class, with participants working in pairs, exploring ideas and practicing techniques until the graal process is mastered. |
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| Kiln Masterclass: Working with Intent |
| with Jane Bruce |
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| Explore and develop an individual approach to design and making. Utilizing creative exercises, drawing, model making, as well as kiln and cold working techniques, students will experiment, combine processes, and prepare tests and prototypes that may serve as starting points for new work or help to clarify current work. |
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| Masterclass: Blowing Fused Glass |
| with Scott Chaseling |
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| This masterclass will explore ways of narration, generated through fusing and glass blowing techniques, focusing on hard edge designs applied to tiles, which will be re-blown. Concepts portrayed through images and form will be discussed and adding complexity to the finished works. We will research the required tools in both the hot-shop and cold-shop, in particular surface finishes, understand their usage, care and possibilities. |
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| Colour |
| with Niki Steel |
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A two-day intensive session of colour applications for hot glass, working with solid colour, trails, colour bit applications and plenty more. Expect some great demos from Niki with plenty of hands-on experience and instruction on the bench. The two days will be packed full of handy colour tips and expert tuition to give you confidence in your own abilities and designs.
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| Kiln Carving |
| with Helga Watkins-Baker |
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| Kiln carving is a simple kiln forming process which adds texture and relief to glass. It refers to the “carving” effect given to the glass which takes place in the kiln during a firing cycle. Fibre paper is used to create a design and the glass fired on top of this to create relief. |
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| Controlling Flow (in Kiln Cast Glass) |
| with Helga Watkins-Baker |
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| Explore the principles of flow and movement in glass, within the kiln and mould, to create interesting and unique effects. |
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| Blown Glass: A Journey Through Time |
| with David Barry and KT Yun |
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| This one-off class for all glass enthusiasts is a historical glance back into the history of blown glass, with two days packed full of demos and discussion. We will take you on a journey through some of the key eras in glassmaking through technical demonstrations by master craftsman David Barry and slideshows with discussion led by KT Yun. |
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| Blow Your Own Tumblers |
| with the Glass Hub Team |
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| Fancy making your own glass tumbler to drink out of every day or as a gift. You will get to explore the basics of glassblowing - learn how to gather hot molten glass straight from the furnace and then blow and shape your vessel. |
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| Glassblowing Goblets |
| with KT Yun |
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| This course is for those who have attended at least one day of glassblowing at the Glass Hub before. We will assemble the bowl, stem and foot of a wine glass, and hope to get at least 2 or 3 each made in the day…..a real talking point for any dinner party! |
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| The Freedom of the One-Off |
| kiln masterclass with Joseph Harrington |
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| There is a great freedom in the 'one off'. The practice of a maker need not involve producing multiples of one thing. This course is aimed at embracing a spontaneous approach to the initial modelling process through looking at ways to be creative with materials and taking a more spontaneous view of cold working. |
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| Lampworking - Beads |
| with The Glass Hub Team |
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| Discover the art of lampworking or flameworking glass with a torch. Our experienced tutor will guide you through the fundamentals of this ever popular craft through demos and individual tuition. There will be a plenty of hands on time. Beginners will focus on forming beautiful beads using a wide selection of colours and processes. |
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| Kiln Casting Masterclass |
| with Angela Jarman |
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| Create form and texture in cast class. The emphasis will be on working with wax and moulded textures and translating these models through lost wax casting to explore the qualities of the glass, particularly surface pattern and texture. |
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| Lampworking Weekend - NEW! |
| with Suzy Hannabuss |
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| Join us for a whole weekend of lampworking led by glass artist Suzy Hannabuss. By spending two days learning this fascinating technique you will get so much more continuous hands-on practice and can fully immerse yourself in sculpting with a flame. |
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| Lampworking - Forms |
| with Suzy Hannabuss |
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| This is an excellent follow-on day for those who have participated in a beginners one-day beadmaking class. Working with your own torch and under Suzy's expert guidance you will extend your skills to create small sculptural forms such as flowers, animals or even abstract shapes. |
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| Vitrigraph Fusing |
| with Helga Watkins-Baker |
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| Focus on the use of small elements to make exciting new fused glass pieces. Working with compatible sheet glass we will work with the vitrigraph to create pulled coloured cane, which can be incorporated into fused pieces, the fluidity of the molten glass enhancing our glass work, and providing new inspirations and design potential. |
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| Masterclass: Hot Start, Cold Finish |
| with Louis Thompson & Anthony Scala |
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| Louis Thompson & Anthony Scala will be running this rare masterclass together. They will be bringing their expert approaches to working with glass, Louis in 'hot' glass and Anthony in 'cold', to explore how we can innovatively combine these two very different disciplines to create exciting and unique objects in glass. |
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| Masterclass: Sculptural Slumping |
| with Lisa Pettibone |
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| Join us for an adventurous weekend of slumping both fused and kiln cast forms. Focusing on multiple bends and controlling kiln temperatures, this is an experimental course pushing the limits of sculptural slumping. You will learn how to extend the range of potential forms in the kiln by using a variety of props and visualising the effects of gravity. |
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| Elliot Walker Masterclass |
| Follow the Torch |
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| Join master glass artist Elliot Walker to explore how the oxy-propane torch is fast becoming one of the fundamental tools of the studio glass revolution, allowing artists to push the boundaries of conventional glass making. |
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| Blow a Bauble! |
| with The Glass Hub Team |
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| All ages welcome to come and blow your own Christmas bauble. Make it for yourself or as a gift! Choose a colour, and under our expert guidance and safe instruction create your own unique glass piece. Each 1:1 blowing session takes approximately 20mins and you can book morning or afternoon sessions (£35 per bauble). |
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| Form to Fuse |
| with Andrea Spencer |
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| Explore the potential of using flameworking techniques to create elements that can be fused to the surface of sheet glass. Over two days you will investigate solid-sculpting, drawing, colour applications, carving/texturing and construction at the torch, and then use these elements in combination with the effect of heat manipulation in the kiln. |
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| Masterclass: Flexible Fusing |
| with Matthew Szösz |
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| Build flexible, inflatable, and expandable fusings that can be brought out of the kiln to be worked in three dimensions. Students will learn methods and techniques for assembling fusible structures in flat glass, and bringing those structures to a working point from which they can be manipulated either inside or outside the kiln. |
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| Graal Masterclass |
| with Sonja Klingler and Ruth Dresman |
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| 'Graal' is an amazing colour technique developed by Orrefors in Sweden in 1916. Get to grips with the processes involved under Sonja and Ruth's expert guidance. Open to those who want to blow themselves, and also those who want to direct the blowing An intensive but rewarding class, focusing on technique, both hot and cold, with an emphasis on colour and the application of your designs. |
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| LED Lighting for Glass |
| with Robin Bussell |
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| A unique 2-day course to create a fully controllable LED unit to bring your glass to life. The class is taught by local computer engineering expert and maker - Robin Bussell, who will share his knowledge about glass as a material together with lighting, electronics and programming. |
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| Fusing with the 'Wow' Factor |
| with Opal Seabrook |
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| Explore various techniques involved in developing intricate 3D designs in fused glass with a 'Pop Art' style such as spray painting with glass enamels to bring shading and fine detail to your designs. Opal’s style is inspired by a wide range of sources, including tattoo, comic, pop art, nature, photography and art in its wider context. |
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| Glass Foundation Course weekly class - 10 weeks |
| with the Glass Hub Team |
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| An in-depth foundation course covering the principle glassmaking techniques in both the hot shop and the kiln room. Over 10 weeks you will spend equal time in these two areas of glass forming, namely five days each with glassblowing and kiln forming techniques, alongside gaining knowledge and experience in glass properties in general. |
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| Fossil Vitra |
| with Helga Watkins-Baker |
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| An opportunity to explore the fossil vitra method, as well as stencil techniques, to create interesting new effects in fusing. We will use prepared organic objects such as leaves to explore powder application, as well as stencils to create imagery, developing new ways of creating 'fossil' like effects and natural forms in our fused glass pieces. |
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| Masterclass: Printing Techniques for Glass |
| with Philippa Beveridge |
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| From linoleum cuts to decals, this four-day course will cover surface decoration and printing techniques using both mediums, as well as kiln-forming techniques from fusing and slumping to basic mould-making. The techniques covered and individual responses will be assessed in light of their great potential for both architectural and sculptural glass work. |
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