The Art of Glass Working, with Tony Schraufnagel January 27, 2009

We will explore the use of glass as a primary form of artistic expression. We will learn basic glass slumping and fusing techniques, as well as mixed media assemblage. All materials and supplies are provided.

Sessions: Six, 120-minute sessions
When: Tuesdays, January 27; February 3, 10, 17 & 24; March 3
Time: 7:00–9:00pm

Tony Schraufnagel received his M.F.A. in sculpture from the University of North Texas in 1996. He has exhibited both locally and nationally; recent exhibitions include the peacock for the 2007 Greenhill School Parents Association Gala, The Addison Conference Center Outdoor Sculpture Garden in Addison, Texas, and The Navy Pier in Chicago. Tony has held teaching positions at Texas Tech University, The University of North Texas and Texas Woman’s University. He has taught sculpture and ceramics at Greenhill School for the past nine years, and he recently completed the construction of a home studio.

What is Greenhill After Dark?
Greenhill School’s popular program for adult learners is back for 2009, with a full slate of courses to challenge and captivate, enlighten and inspire. Registration is open to members of the general public — no Greenhill connection required! Greenhill After Dark is sponsored by the Greenhill School Alumni Association and supports financial aid funding at Greenhill School.

For info on other courses and to register, contact Christine Eastus at eastusc@greenhill.org, or visit http://www.greenhillafterdark.com.

Official Website: http://web2.greenhill.org/greenhillafterdark/w9_glass.html