The second half of the workshop will give instruction in fabricating basket settings the simple way. Both settings may be combined to create a beautiful ring. Stone setting is detailed work and requires good vision and hand-eye coordination. This ongoing class in the art of forming pottery on the wheel takes place at Rutgers University-Newark, Bradley Hall, Room 515, three blocks from the Museum. The skills acquired culminate in glazed-fired functional and decorative pottery.
Instruction includes hand-building techniques.
The basics of setting up and using your camera will be explained, such as how to use the the accessories including tripod, lighting and audio control, batteries and microphones. Instruction will include both VHS and Digital cameras. First meeting of this class will be at Rutgers University - Newark, Bradley Hall, fifth floor, Room 502. Begin with monoprints on Plexiglas and move on to etching on copper plates, chine colle, photocopy transfers, collage, lift grounds and collagraphs. The instructor tailors the course to the interests of the students.