OPEN SCULPTURE Workshop (Week Four) ADULTS
Duration: 0 Days
Date: Fri 14 Aug - Sat 15 Aug, 2020
Time: 10:00am - 4:00pm
Tutor: Patricia Barker
Price: £140
An opportunity to develop your own ideas in clay or wax. You can work from imagination or bring reference material, drawings, images that relate to your area of interest. Work can be in relief or in the round, figurative or abstract. Directions or projects will be set if want
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Tutor
Patricia Barker
A very experienced sculpture teacher and practitioner who has been teaching sculpture since 1991. Patricia is a figurative sculptor who works primarily in stone, but also in clay and wax. She aims to imbue her carvings of the figure with feeling and a sense of presence. Patricia has exhibited her work at The Discerning Eye, RBA, SWA and is a member of Chelsea Art Society, where she received a sculpture award in 2015 and 2016.
Tutors
Patricia Barker
A very experienced sculpture teacher and practitioner who has been teaching sculpture since 1991. Patricia is a figurative sculptor who works primarily in stone, but also in clay and wax. She aims to imbue her carvings of the figure with feeling and a sense of presence. Patricia has exhibited her work at The Discerning Eye, RBA, SWA and is a member of Chelsea Art Society, where she received a sculpture award in 2015 and 2016.
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