| ARCHITECTURAL CERAMICS |
| Donna Rozman |
| Course Description |
| In this fun and stimulating workshop, the focus will be tin-glazed earthenware, commonly known as majolica. This low-fire ceramic technique is achieved by applying a white, opaque glaze to bisque ware then color is added on top of the raw glaze surface before the final firing. Donna shares her extensive knowledge of majolica through demos and hands on participation. The first portion of this workshop will concentrate on clay work, the final day will focus on surface decoration, color, and design. Participants gain an awareness of the intricacies and diversity of this technique through insights Donna has gleaned from travel to Italy, Mexico, and Hungary. |
| Instructor |
Donna Rozman earned an MFA from Kansas State University, Manhattan. She has exhibited her work nationally and internationally, written articles for ceramics publications, and taught numerous workshops. In 2006 through a grant from the Lighton International Artist Exchange Program, a project of the Kansas City Artists Coalition, Donna partook in a six-week artist residency at the International Ceramics Studio in Kecskemet, Hungary.
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| Dates |
September 17, 18 & 19, 2009 |
| Tuition |
$290 ($265 members) |
| Skill Level |
All Levels |
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| Call (307) 733-6379 to Register |
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