Carving directly onto stone, or working from sketches, learn how to create your own piece of lasting art. During this 12-week course you will be encouraged to work creatively with stone and learn techniques to help you create an original sculpture.
Ann-Margreth will be on hand to help you: plan your stone carving, make drawings, create a model or start working directly into the stone, learn how to use traditional stone carving tools, and learn the difference between relief carving and sculpture.
Tutor: Ann-Margreth Bohl
Date & Time: Thursdays, 9:30am - 12:30pm
Venue: Chisel Studio, New Brewery Arts
PRICE: £340 (£0.00 VAT)
12-weeks
First Class: Thursday 16th January
Last Class: Thursday 3rd April
Please note that this workshop is for those aged 18 and over.
There will be no break for half term
You will always need to wear a FFP3 mask
You are welcome to bring a lidded bottle of water with you but we kindly ask that you do not bring food into the studio.
Refreshments are available at our on-site café Blend until 4pm.
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Who is this workshop for?
Suitable for all abilities
What you will need:
Stone Carving Gloves
Any hand tools you have
Eye protection
Sturdy, sensible shoes
Basic tools will be provided including FFP3 disposable dust masks.
MEET YOUR TUTOR
Ann-Margreth Bohl is a sculptor and installation artist and has been a tutor at New Brewery Arts for the past 15 years. She first experienced stone carving over 20 years ago when she trained as an art therapist.
To this day she is inspired by the physicality of stone and the ability to work creatively with this ancient and lasting material.
Within her current practise stone is not always carved, her inquiry into this ancient material and materials like light and sound are anchored in their phenomenology which she explores through drawing and by creating site specific installations.
She enjoys teaching in an informal way, passing on the skills and knowledge of stonecarving that she has acquired from stonemasons and stone sculptors over the years.
She believes that every student has a unique way of working and engaging with form through the process of carving.
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