TIM LAZURE "Rings 360 Degrees"

Start
18 Feb 2012
9:00 AM
End
19 Feb 2012
5:00 PM
Location
Pima Community College, West Campus Metals Studio, Bldg. L, 2202 W. Anklam Rd., Tucson, Arizona 85716 Info: 520-245-9105
Spaces left
0

Registration

Member Registration – $200.00
Fee for members only
Non-member Registration – $225.00
Fee for Non-Members.
Join ADC for $35.00 (single membership) to get a
discount for this and all other workshops offered this
season. Just select the "Get Involved" menu button to
sign up.

Registration is closed

Notice: Sorry this workshop has filled but please send an email to: Chris Eggers to get on the waiting list. if an opening becomes available you will be notified on a first come first serve basis.

Adorning the ring finger is a long tradition loaded with meaning. Rings can signify love, nostalgia, authority, status, accomplishments, or affiliations. they can be made for everyday or for special events. They can be understated or flamboyant. This class will explore design, fabrication, stone setting, and assembling techniques related to the ring. We will create rings that are unpredictable, honest, visually complex, bold, confident, simple, beautiful.

BIO: Tim Lazure is an Associate Professor in

the Metals Design program at East Carolina University (NC). He received his BFA at Rochester Institute of technology and his MFA at the University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth. Tim shows his jewelry and furniture in both national and international exhibits. His work is in the prestigious collections of The Mint Museum (NC) and the Gregg Museum of Art and Design (NC). His work has been published in 1,000 Rings, 500 Broaches, The Art of Enameling and The Craft of Silversmithing ( all Lark Books).

SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate

WORKSHOP FEES: $200. ADC members/$225. Non-Members

Webmaster: Chris Eggers

Click here to setup a site like this for your organization