Stained Glass Reimagined with Joseph Cavalieri
Oct 9–15
/ 5 sessions
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
/ 9am–5pm
Member: $646.00
/ Non-Member: $760.00
Skill Level: Intermediate
Age: Adult
Learn how to incorporate detailed images into your stained glass projects using a range of techniques in this five-day intensive with visiting artist Joseph Cavalieri. The class covers cutting glass, airbrushing, pen-and-ink drawing, sandblasting, glass painting, and silk-screen printing with images and patterned silk-screens Joseph will bring to class. No painting experience is required—we’ll be tracing images. Enamels are applied to the glass surface and then kiln-fired for a permanent finish. You’ll assemble your final work using the copper foil method and solder it into a finished stained glass panel up to 12″ x 12″, along with additional sample pieces. This class is great for beginners and for those with stained glass experience looking to expand their skills and explore new techniques. A lighting and framing system will be demonstrated by Joseph, along with art residencies and marketing for artists lectures.
Note: There will be no class no Oct. 12.
About Joseph Cavalieri
Joseph Cavalieri is an artist and educator raised in New York now living in France. Cavalieri’s teaching credentials include over 100 workshops in the USA, South America and Europe. 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. Joseph was a summer resident at GoggleWorks in 2018. Joseph’s work can be seen in the permanent collection of the Museum of Arts and Design, and the Italian American Museum, among others, and in the collections of two Simpson’s writers in Los Angeles. Public art commissions include a MTA public art installation at the Philipse Manor Train Station in New York, and Our Lady of Sorrow Church in Brazil. Joseph has collaborated with illustrator R. Crumb.
