*FULL* Stained Glass Basics Stemmed Flowers with Lindsay Isenhart

*FULL* Stained Glass Basics Stemmed Flowers with Lindsay Isenhart
Saturday, July 6 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Ages 16 – Adult $55 ($50 Members)

This class is full. Please call to be placed on a waiting list.
This easy beginner stemmed flower project will be condensed to a one day workshop with a short break for lunch. Choose from 4 patterns and create 2 stained glass stemmed flowers! In the morning we’ll trace our patterns, cut glass and fit with a little grinding. After lunch we’ll tape, solder and finish with a patina and wax! A great gift idea!

Batik with Dena DeKryger-Mathew

Batik with Dena DeKryger-Mathew
Monday, June 17 and 24 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Ages 16 – Adult $55 ($50 Members)
Dena’s specialty in art is batik, an intricate process of independently applying different colors of dye in patterns and shapes between layers of wax. Dena uses a beeswax-paraffin wax mixture. When this wax is removed, it reveals the final product: a beautiful piece of art. Join this introductory class to make a batik masterpiece of your own!

Batik with Dena DeKryger-Mathew

Batik with Dena DeKryger-Mathew
Monday, June 17 and 24 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Ages 16 – Adult $55 ($50 Members)
Dena’s specialty in art is batik, an intricate process of independently applying different colors of dye in patterns and shapes between layers of wax. Dena uses a beeswax-paraffin wax mixture. When this wax is removed, it reveals the final product: a beautiful piece of art. Join this introductory class to make a batik masterpiece of your own!

Hot and Cold: Encaustic Paintings and Scratchings by Steve Barber, Cat Crotchett, and Christine Towner

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Steve Barber

Hot and Cold:
Encaustic Paintings and Scratchings by
Steve Barber, Cat Crotchett, and Christine Towner
June 4 through July 12 Reception June 13
5:30 – 7:00 p.m. Jansma Gallery at NCCA-Artsplace, 13 E. Main St., Fremont. 231-924-4022.
Steve Barber teaches at Central Michigan University and uses a technique of working with wax as a cold medium applied over colored grounds, scratching through the surface with pencil, engraving an image and applying more layers of color to the remaining wax surface. This series was inspired by Steve’s time spent in New Zealand with the indigenous Maori people.

Cat Crotchett

Cat Crotchett

Cat Crotchett lives and works in Kalamazoo sharing her passion for encaustic all over the world by teaching workshops in Indonesia, New England, Chicago, and locally for Western Michigan University and the KIA. Her modular works are inspired by her time spent working in Indonesia where she shifted the focus of her work to patterns.
Christine Towner describes her encaustic painting as a complex, colorful journey into nature. As an abstract expressionist she uses the intuitive side of representing nature by choosing the ancient medium of encaustic wax and oil paint.