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1201-316th St NW, Stanwood, WA 98292

Powder Potential

Session 06

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Course Description

This workshop is a comprehensive introduction to powder printing, a process that combines glass powders with traditional screen-printing techniques. We will open up a world of possibilities to explore, including developing new and expansive glass color palettes, creating intricate 2D designs and bold imagery and creating 3D work with compelling depth and texture using mulitple layers of glass powders. This workshop will cover analog approaches to the process, using easily accessible techniques with simple tools and materials to create work that belies the humble nature of this approach. We will also explore technologically based approaches to the process, translating digital imagery and designs into glass. This workshop will share the awesome potential of powder printing and provide a sound foundation for those looking for a highly accessible approach to printing with glass and those who wish to pursue more advanced or technologically driven techniques in the process.  

Session

Chroma

Topics

Kiln-Forming
Digital Fabrication

Techniques

Fusing
Glass Cutting
Powder Printing
Screen Printing
Vinyl Cutting

Course Level

All Levels

Advanced: 5+ years of frequent practice in the technique(s) listed

Intermediate: 2-4 years of frequent practice in the technique(s) listed

Beginner: 0-1 years of frequent practice in the technique(s) listed

All Levels: Encompasses all of the above, all are welcome

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Tuition and fees

Guest Artist

Morgan Madison

Guest Artist Bio

Morgan Madison is a Seattle-based artist working in numerous media, kiln-formed glass primary among them. His practice includes developing new work that explores ever-evolving themes of place, creating commissioned artworks for public and private clients, and teaching students around the world. Morgan's work inhabits the realm where man-made constructs, the architecture of nature, and imagination overlap. Recent exhibitions include a 2023 solo exhibition at Pier 69 in Seattle, Washington, and the 2024 Seattle Art Fair with the Corning Museum of Glass. Recent commissions include works for Seattle Center and the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. Professional residencies include the Museum of Arts and Design, New York City, and S12 Gallery in Bergen, Norway.

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Chroma

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Pilchuck Glass School is located on the ancestral homelands of the Skagit, Tulalip, and Stillaguamish tribes, who continue to thrive and who are the contemporary custodians of the land where our campus is situated. We honor the ancestors and respect the elders of the past and present of these tribes.

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