Experimental Casting Course, Cockpit Arts - Holborn, London

Venue

Cockpit Arts, London

When

Audience

Jewellers, Artists, Makers, Students

Category

Professional Development

During this course you will explore and experiment with different casting processes and use them in an unconventional way. Traditional techniques like sand, water, ice and cuttlefish casting will be taught and used as the starting point of your creative journey. Through casting into different media, you will be encouraged to ‘cast outside the box’ and take the process literally outside the studio, to cast into gaps, cracks and other items in the street. We will be using different metals such as pewter, silver and bismuth.

You will explore the possibilities of the different techniques and metals and find out where they can take you on your creative process to produce unique pieces of jewellery and small objects.

Who is it for?
Jewellers, artists, craft practitioners and students who are looking to explore new approaches to making, who want to get the chance to experiment and broaden their creative working practices. Jewellery-making experience is preferable but not essential.

Who will be teaching?
This dynamic course will be led by two highly creative and experienced jewellery practitioners who have been teaching jewellery design and jewellery making at several colleges in Britain and around the world: Kelvin Birk and Katrin Spranger.

Dates
Thursday 9th March – Saturday 11th March 2017

Times
10.00am – 4.00pm

Price
£350.00 (most materials included)

Venue
Cockpit Arts, Cockpit Yard, Northington Street, London WC1N 2NP

Contact
If you are interested in booking, get in touch soon, there are 10 places available. spranger.katrin@gmail.com or info@kelvinbirk.com