Jewelry & Metalworking class begins
Byrdcliffe offers an exciting program of courses and workshops in Metalwork and Jewelry design and creation at the Jewelry Studio on the Byrdcliffe Arts Colony.
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Byrdcliffe Jewelry Studio 17 Whitehead Road, Woodstock, United States
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byCONTRAST exhibition opens
FeaturedKleinert James Galleryin partnership with Studio Art Quilt Associates (SAQA). Quilt traditions abound in all cultures, and this exhibition is a testament to the complexity and beauty of this important art form. Thirty SAQA fiber artists created work exploring contrasts found in everyday expressions.
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byCONTRAST Artist Talk & Reception
FeaturedKleinert James GalleryMeet the artists! Join us for a walk and talk of the quilt exhibition byCONTRAST. Artist reception to follow.
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Ceramics: All Levels Wheel Throwing class begins
FeaturedByrdcliffe Ceramics Studio 485 Upper Byrdcliffe Rd, Woodstock, NY, United StatesThis class is designed for beginners, novice potters, and self-guided learners. If you’re new to the potter’s wheel, you’ll learn to center clay and master the basics of throwing pottery.
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Ceramics: Intermediate & Advanced Soda Firing class begins
Byrdcliffe Ceramics Studio 485 Upper Byrdcliffe Rd, Woodstock, NY, United StatesSoda firing is an atmospheric process that creates unique and unpredictable effects as soda ash vapors react with the clay and glaze at high temperatures. This class will cover the materials and techniques required to prepare for a soda firing.
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Ceramics: Beginner/Intermediate Wheel Throwing class begins
Byrdcliffe Ceramics Studio 485 Upper Byrdcliffe Rd, Woodstock, NY, United StatesThis class will teach new students the basic skills to make pottery and reenforce skills to people who have had some experience and are looking to gain the confidence to make larger more complex pottery.
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Ceramics: All Levels Wheel Throwing classes begin
FeaturedByrdcliffe Ceramics Studio 485 Upper Byrdcliffe Rd, Woodstock, NY, United StatesThis class is designed for beginners, novice potters, and self-guided learners. If you’re new to the potter’s wheel, you’ll learn to center clay and master the basics of throwing pottery.