Experimental Setting III
Experimental Setting III
A four-day workshop with Kelvin Birk and Katrin Spranger
Monday 4th – Thursday 7th September 2017 at Cockpit Arts
This course will give you the possibility to explore and experiment with different setting techniques and to find new ways to use them in an unconventional way.
The course will focus on different projects
- Trapping stones in liquid metal
- Using uncommon materials for jewellery making and setting
- Setting found objects and small valuable treasures
You will be encouraged to look for a various ways of how to set stones and objects and explore the possibilities of embracing them in alternative ways and methods. The creative journey is as important as the final outcome and the course aims to provide you with new skills and experiences.
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. Basic jewellery-making skills are 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.
www.kelvinbirk.com
www.katrinspranger.com
Date
Monday 4th – Thursday 7th September 2017
Time
10.00am – 4.00pm
Price
£520 (most materials incl.)
Venue
Cockpit Arts, Cockpit Yard, Northington Street, London WC1N 2NP, UK
Contact
If you are interested in booking, get in touch soon, there are 10 places available
