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X-WR-CALDESC:Membership Workshop Fee:\nGuild Members $215\nNon-Members $250
 \n\nWorkshop Description\nIn this two day workshop\, we will focus on deve
 loping surface composition by layering underglazes and glaze directly onto
  leatherhard clay. Custom paper and reusable die-cut vinyl stencils will b
 e used to create layered patterns\, shapes\, and detailed imagery. Student
 s will be able to explore these techniques directly onto their own wheel-t
 hrown or hand-built surfaces. The techniques and materials used during thi
 s workshop have the flexibility to be fired to any temperature/atmosphere.
 \n\nDay One\nWe will begin by working through all of the decorating techni
 ques on a leather hard slab. At the end of the first day\, the decorated s
 labs will be pressed onto MDF drape molds\, to transform the slabs into tr
 ays/plates.\n\nEach participant can expect to complete 2-3 trays/plates on
  day one.\n\nDay Two\nWorkshop participants will use the techniques learne
 d on day one on the leather hard wheel thrown or handbill pieces they brin
 g with them. Participants are encouraged to use the techniques in ways tha
 t speak to their individual voice as an artist. \n\nEach participant can e
 xpect to complete 2-3 small pieces on day two.\n\nBy the end of the two da
 y workshop\, each participant can expect to bring 4-6 decorated pieces hom
 e with them.\n\n---\n\nBorn and raised in Northwestern New Jersey\, Renee 
 LoPresti holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from the New York State Coll
 ege of Ceramics at Alfred University and currently works as a studio potte
 r in residence at Eye of the Dog Art Center in San Marcos\, TX. Renee has 
 taught workshops across the US\, served as a juror for exhibitions\, and w
 as named one of Ceramics Monthly's Emerging Artists in 2017. Her work has 
 been featured in numerous juried and invitational exhibitions.\n\n---- \n
 \nRenee will be hosting a talk on FRIDAY night before the weekend workshop
 . This event will be FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! \n\nFriday\, January 27t
 h at 7:30PM at Watershed School\n1661 Alpine Avenue\nBoulder\, Colorado\nT
 he building is shared with Mt. Zion Lutheran Church.  Attendees should par
 k in the east lot of the building via 17th Street\, then come to the front
  entrance of Watershed School.
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DESCRIPTION:Membership Workshop Fee:\nGuild Members $215\nNon-Members $250
 \n\nWorkshop Description\nIn this two day workshop\, we will focus on deve
 loping surface composition by layering underglazes and glaze directly onto
  leatherhard clay. Custom paper and reusable die-cut vinyl stencils will b
 e used to create layered patterns\, shapes\, and detailed imagery. Student
 s will be able to explore these techniques directly onto their own wheel-t
 hrown or hand-built surfaces. The techniques and materials used during thi
 s workshop have the flexibility to be fired to any temperature/atmosphere.
 \n\nDay One\nWe will begin by working through all of the decorating techni
 ques on a leather hard slab. At the end of the first day\, the decorated s
 labs will be pressed onto MDF drape molds\, to transform the slabs into tr
 ays/plates.\n\nEach participant can expect to complete 2-3 trays/plates on
  day one.\n\nDay Two\nWorkshop participants will use the techniques learne
 d on day one on the leather hard wheel thrown or handbill pieces they brin
 g with them. Participants are encouraged to use the techniques in ways tha
 t speak to their individual voice as an artist. \n\nEach participant can e
 xpect to complete 2-3 small pieces on day two.\n\nBy the end of the two da
 y workshop\, each participant can expect to bring 4-6 decorated pieces hom
 e with them.\n\n---\n\nBorn and raised in Northwestern New Jersey\, Renee 
 LoPresti holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from the New York State Coll
 ege of Ceramics at Alfred University and currently works as a studio potte
 r in residence at Eye of the Dog Art Center in San Marcos\, TX. Renee has 
 taught workshops across the US\, served as a juror for exhibitions\, and w
 as named one of Ceramics Monthly's Emerging Artists in 2017. Her work has 
 been featured in numerous juried and invitational exhibitions.\n\n---- \n
 \nRenee will be hosting a talk on FRIDAY night before the weekend workshop
 . This event will be FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! \n\nFriday\, January 27t
 h at 7:30PM at Watershed School\n1661 Alpine Avenue\nBoulder\, Colorado\nT
 he building is shared with Mt. Zion Lutheran Church.  Attendees should par
 k in the east lot of the building via 17th Street\, then come to the front
  entrance of Watershed School.
DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20230128T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20230129T235900
LOCATION:3185 Sterling Cir\, Boulder\, CO 80301 US
SUMMARY:Renee LoPresti Workshop
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