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Winter is here and Sonoran Glass is heating up with some exciting classes and incredible events! Coming up: SGAA's 10th Annual Flame Off! Read on to learn more!

 

Upcoming Events!

 

 

Flame Off! 2012

Friday, February 3rd at the Rialto Theatre

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Doors open 6PM, show starts 7PM

For tickets, call the Rialto box office at 520-740-1000 or purchase online at www.rialtotheatre.com.

 

Upcoming classes:

Hot Shop classes:

Goblet Making Techniques (HS 301): February 9 - March 1 (advanced)

Five Fridays (HS 204): February 10 - March 9 (intermediate) *confirmed*

Continuing Glassblowing (HS 203): February 11 & 28 (intermediate)

Flame Shop classes:

Semester Torch Working (FS 100-B): February 14-May 8 (beginner)

Focus on Vortexes (FS 201-B): February 12 (intermediate)

Silver Reactive Beads (FS 300-E): February 13 (intermediate) *full class*

Intro to Pendants (FS 101-B): February 16 & 23 (beginner)

Warm Shop classes:

SYOPs: we offer Slump Your Own Plate year-round for groups up to 20

Beginning Fusing and Slumping (WS 100): February 5 (beginner) *full class*

Photo Imaging on Glass (WS 104): February 7 (beginner) *confirmed*

Crossover classes:

Fused Glass & Silver Metal Clay Pendants (CC 102): February 11 (beginner)

Glass Tapestries (CC 100): February 18 & 25 (beginner) *confirmed*

Cold Shop classes:

Basic Sandblasting (CS 101): February 7 (beginner)

Coldworking Refresher (CS 200): February 11 (intermediate)

Coldworking Basics (CS 100): February 18 (beginner)

Mosaic classes:

Basic Mosaic Mirrors (MS 101): February 10 & 17 (beginner) *confirmed*

Stained Glass classes:

Techniques in Copper Foil (SG 200): February 8-29 (intermediate)

Beading classes:

Multi-strand Bracelet (BC 200): January 29 (beginner)

 

 

Exciting Tidbits!

New Specialty Workshops Added!!

Light and Shadow: the Art of Photographing Glasss

Members $225 • Non-Members $250, + $5 kitFee
Saturday & Sunday, 9am - 4pm (with one hour lunch break)
March 3 & 4
Guest Instructor: Doug Baldwin

Most glass artists have the ability to create incredible works of art, but do not have the technical expertise photograph their work. In this workshop, you will learn how to photograph glass beads, jewelry, and other glass objects with an experienced commercial photographer/glass artist. Learn how to utilize the correct tools and techniques in Photoshop to create professional photos of your work. Students should plan to bring at least 12 glass pieces and their camera (if applicable). You may also bring a laptop to follow along in Photoshop. If you don't have Photoshop installed, a 30 day free trial version will be available during the class. Students will leave class empowered to create photos as beautiful as the glass art you're photographing! This workshop is limited to 12 students.

 

 

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Other Tidbits:

Hey Students! Check out our brand new Scholarship Opportunity!!

New to our website: our Online Store is open for business!

Purchase some of SGAA's limited edition t-shirts, drinking glasses, and logo murrini by Kevin O'Grady! Keep your eyes peeled for new merchandise!

Feeling generous? Check out our online wish list!

We won a Lumie!!! Thank you TPAC and Tucson art supporters!

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SGAA is located at 633 W. 18th St.

Tucson, AZ 85701

P: 520-884-7814

F: 520-623-9680