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Early Fall Session: August 31-October 17 (7 weeks)
Classes will not meet on Labor Day: Monday, September 7 ATTENTION: LAC faculty and volunteers that would like to sign up for classes and/or workshops, please contact Maria at 561-748-8737 or at Maria@LighthouseArts.org to register. Due to our temporary building closure, workshop offerings for Early Fall are still pending.
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Join us for a fun, creative evening and learn the basics of glass fusion. You will learn how to cut glass and properly lay out a pattern to create a one-of-a-kind, functional piece of art glass in a comfortable, relaxed atmosphere. All materials included. Please wear closed-toe shoes, comfortable clothes, and an apron, if you like. Masks are required in the gallery; we can provide one, if needed.
Instructor: Carolyn Austin School of Art - Glass Studio; Monday, September 21, 6:30-8:30 pm; REGISTER > School of Art - Glass Studio; Monday, October 19, 6:30-8:30 pm; REGISTER > $60 per person. Faculty Bio > |
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Create a one-of-a-kind sushi serving set for two in fused glass! In this 3-hour workshop, you will learn the basics of glass fusion and how to cut and lay out a pattern in a variety of colors and glass materials to create a functional dish set. Please wear closed-toe shoes and comfortable clothes, as well as an apron, if you have one. All guests of the gallery are required to wear a mask; if you don't have one, we will supply one. Materials and firing schedule included.
Instructor: Carolyn Austin School of Art - Glass Studio; Saturday, September 26, 10 am-1 pm $125 for members, $150 for nonmembers; REGISTER > Faculty Bio > |
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Capturing the light in a scene brings life and excitement to a painting. Kathleen thoroughly teaches the essential elements to help you create a great work of art that captures the light and intrigues the viewer. Applicable daily lectures, demos, and personal, hands-on assistance will be taught in oils. Students will work from their own photos, depicting light and shadow.
Instructor: Kathleen Denis Online; Thursday-Saturday, October 8-10, 9 am-1 pm $230 for members, $265 for nonmembers; REGISTER > Faculty Bio and Supply List > |
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Explore the world of natural dyes and learn to extract color from botanicals. Each individual will be able to select their botanicals and we will walk through the process of prepping your fibers and creating a dye pot. Natural dyes have been used to color fabric for over 800 years, so be ready to dive into a historical process and create color swatches from where you can grow and develop your skills in the natural dye world.
Instructor: Erina Schultz Online; Thursday-Friday, October 15-16, 12-3 pm $120 for members, $150 for nonmembers; REGISTER > Faculty Bio and Supply List > Pre-assembled kits are available for sale for the Intro to Natural Dyes Workshop. You can purchase the kits at the link below: https://www.erinapearl.com/shop/natural-dye-kit-for-intro-to-natural-dyes-workshop |
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During this demonstration, we will review a soldering set up using a Blazer torch and learn about sweat soldering! This is an online interactive demonstration using Zoom. Please feel free to bring your own piece to work on or just simply follow along to see what it's about. Register online or give us a call to receive a Zoom invite.
Instructor: Lisa Johnson Online; Thursday, October 15, 6-6:30 pm FREE; REGISTER > Faculty Bio and List of Supplies Used > |
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This workshop will teach you how to be creative and resourceful with glass. You will learn the basics of glass fusion and how to make use of a wide variety of glass colors, shapes, and techniques to create a one-of-a-kind, functional piece of art glass. Please wear closed-toe shoes and comfortable clothes, as well as an apron, if you have one. All guests of the gallery are required to wear a mask; if you don't have one, we will supply one for you.
Instructor: Carolyn Austin School of Art - Glass Studio; Saturday, October 17, 10 am-1 pm $125 for members, $150 for nonmembers; REGISTER > Faculty Bio > |
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Create beautiful earrings in the comfort of your own home with your friends during this interactive, online workshop! We will use sterling silver round wire and strip to make our earrings. Demonstrations will include use of round nose and chain nose pliers to develop forms and detailed soldering using a Blazer Torch for earring posts, as well as ear wires. Please see specific torch on the student material list.
Instructor: Lisa Johnson Online; Friday, November 6, 12-2 pm $50; REGISTER > Faculty Bio and Supply List > |
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LIGHTHOUSE ARTCENTER GALLERY
373 Tequesta Drive, Tequesta, FL 33469 561-746-3101 Temporarily closed due to renovations LIGHTHOUSE ARTCENTER SCHOOL OF ART 395 Seabrook Road, Tequesta, FL 33469 561-748-8737 Temporarily closed due to renovations The Gallery and the School are ADA compliant. 
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Temporary Building Closures
Due to building renovations: The School of Art buildings are temporarily closed until October 18. The Gallery building is temporarily closed until December 13. Please click here for the latest updates and information on our virtual classes, workshops, and exhibitions, and for more ways to connect. |
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