Mosaics and Concrete

THE HEALING ART OF MOSAIC in concentration

Set aside your world of technology for a weekend and come experience the magic of an ancient art. Experience the healing involved in bringing broken parts together to complete a mosaic. Explore the play of light on a variety of materials. During this workshop you will learn the basic tools and techniques necessary for direct application mosaic, while exploring the Art of mosaic design. Plan to leave all the rules behind and just have fun while creating a nontraditional mosaic.

Most all supplies are covered in the cost of the workshop. Student needs to bring tile nippers (the lightest weight available), protective eye wear, and any broken parts or pieces (to include but not limited to, ceramics, glass, jewelry, stones, metals) they would like to include in a finished piece.

Please bring gloves, wire cutters and tile nippers if you have them.

Instructor: Pam Brewer
Enrollment: 10
Dates and Times: Summer 2012
Cost: $210.00
Location: Katherine Harper Hall Room 42

Pam Brewer is a studio mosaic and tile artist primarily self-taught, having studied at Penland School of Crafts and various other workshops. She is a member of the Southern Highland Craft Guild. Her work can be found at Moses Cone, and 87 Ruffin Street Gallery, as well as her studio in Newland.

PLEASE NOTE: Most classes meet over multiple weeks. If space is available, instructors are often able to add new students at the second class of a multi-week class. Please contact Eric Reichard to inquire if you can join a class late. If a class is beyond the second class meeting, contact Jack Chambers to be added to the mailing list. Contact information is at the bottom of the page.

Director: Eric Reichard, 828-262-6360

If you experience problems completing the registration, contact Krista White at 828-262-7457 or email Krista White .

Appalachian State University

Craft Enrichment

Mosaics and Concrete

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