Copperfoiling Glass Art Workshop
About this event
In this this two-day workshop, you'll design and assemble a vibrant suncatcher or kaleidoscope using the copperfoil technique.
Similar to leadlighting, copperfoiling uses a different method to join pieces of glass, allowing for the creation of three-dimensional works such as lamps, boxes and suncatchers. You'll learn how to cut glass, apply the foil, and solder your piece together to create your own unique artwork.
This workshop is not suitable for those who are pregnant or breastfeeding.
Meet your tutor
Glass artist Michele Hollister has been working with glass since 1992 and has completed a Bachelor of Visual Arts and Secondary School teaching. She opened her own business in 1994 and over the years has completed many commissions including the large leadlight window at Centennial Memorial Gardens in Brisbane and many church window restorations. Recently, Michele has held solo exhibitions at Texas and Dalby Regional Art Galleries.
All our Hands-on Workshops have a limited number of participants to ensure you receive all the assistance and direction you require.
Spectators are welcome at all workshops.
Recommended 16 years and over
Requirements
Closed-in shoes, long sleeves and long pants. Please bring a water bottle.
Contact the museum for accessibility information.
Accessibility at this event
Shared by the event organiser via ATDW, where provided. Check with the organiser if you need specifics.
Event information courtesy of the Australian Tourism Data Warehouse (ATDW).
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