Attention emerging and established artists! Join Joseph Cavalieri in the Boscov Film Theatre for a professional development lecture geared towards creatives. Gain better exposure, increase sales, and build your professional contacts by following organized, nonstressful steps to successfully market your art. Fresh from completing a 10-week summer residency at GoggleWorks which included a permanent stained glass installation in our main building, Joseph will also include advice on applying to artist residencies.
This special lecture is free to all GoggleWorks’ Members and Studio Artists. Enter code at checkout.
About Joseph Cavalieri:
In 2010, Joseph established CAVAglass, a glass studio in the East Village of New York City. His focus is on making private and public commissions, teaching private classes, and making one of a kind glass art using methods created by Medieval stained glass artists. Before pursuing his art career, Joseph worked as an Art Director for GQ, People, and Good Housekeeping magazines, where he gained marketing insight from editors.
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Make a series of tailored home goods as you learn the Japanese resist dye technique known as Shibori. You will be supplied with pre-washed cotton fabric to make beautiful Shibori dyed napkins, tea towels, pillow cases and other accessories.
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Under Karen’s expert instruction, explore ancient and contemporary methods of using plant-based raw materials to make an eclectic variety of useful herbal products for you or to give as unique gifts. Make a luscious skin lotion with customized essential oils, an all-purpose herbal skin tonic, various aromatherapy sprays, and the legendary folk remedy known as Fire Cider.
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Turning fresh apple cider into delicious fermented hard cider is the easiest and most enjoyable of fermentation processes. We will obtain our juice from regional orchards in late October then meet to learn about all aspects of hard cider production. Complete this course with approximately 2.5 gallons of bottled hard cider. Great for beginners; intermediate students with prior experience will gain increased knowledge through instruction and independent study.
Our first class will meet 6-9pm Oct. 15 . During the following three months, we will meet approximately every other Monday, from 6-9pm. Due to the unpredictable nature of the fermentation process, we may have meetings on other days.
Ages 21 and over only.
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Create a beautiful set of four unique dinner napkins as you learn the traditional Indonesian resist dye technique of Batik, which uses wax and a series of dye colors to create one-of-a-kind patterns on cloth.
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Come explore basic embroidery techniques and how to apply them to “drawings” using direct drawing, transfer and projection. This will be both a technical skills class and an idea development class. We will discuss stitch, color and materials choices while learning and exploring traditional techniques of drawing such as contour, and hatching through the stitch. This is a great class for beginners up to advanced students in embroidery. We will go over all the basics but all the conceptual and drawing skills can be applied to any skill level.
About Joetta Maue
Joetta Maue is an artist, curator and arts writer. Her most recent body of work is a series of embroideries, drawings and photographs that explore the psychological landscape of the domestic space. Maue’s work has been shown in galleries and museums across the country, and her writing has been published in numerous publications. She is a professor and practicing artist in New England where she lives with her family.