Classic Glass Bead Workshop
Description
You will learn the fundamentals of flameworking to make glass beads, following an ancient art form that has been practiced around the world for over 3,500 years. Instruction will be provided on safety, how to add glass to a mandrel, shaping the bead, and decoration methods using a variety of colorful glass. Participants will create 4-8 unique class beads to keep. Beads will be available for pickup at Crafted at the Port of LA one week after the class. Those with prior bead making experience will be able to make other designs of their choosing.
Your instructor, Steve Bay, is a glass artist that creates sculpture and jewelry using flameworking and fusing (@stevebayglass). Steve applies his marine biology background to capture the beauty and remarkable design of nature in his art. Class size is limited to six persons to ensure personal attention from the instructor. Participants must be at least 14 years of age. For safety, please wear only cotton clothing, long pants, and closed toe shoes and secure long hair away from the face. All supplies and materials will be provided. Questions? Contact Steve at burnedfingers18@gmail.com .
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FAQs
- Is this class suitable for beginners?
Absolutely! Prior experience is helpful, but not required. The most important thing to is to have a desire to learn something new and love glass art.
- What is Angels Gate Cultural Center?
Angels Gate Cultural Center (AGCC) emerged from a group of San Pedro artists in the 1970s, who created artist studios and exhibition space within the 1940’s-era Army barracks of Angels Gate Park.
In 1982, AGCC was established as a nonprofit, committed to serving the Los Angeles Harbor Region with year-round contemporary art exhibitions, cultural events, community classes, and arts education.
- How do I get to the cultural center?
AGCC is located at 3601 S Gaffey St in San Pedro. Please note that the center is not located directly on Gaffey St, but on an access road to the West. Go south on Gaffey and turn right at the first road past 36th St. Then turn right immediately at the large signpost and drive to the top of the hill to enter the cultural center complex. Classroom G is a large building across the parking lot with a large "G" on the side.
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