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SUMMARY:Stained Glass with Warren Acree 8/3rd-25th
DESCRIPTION:Classes are Monday – Tuesday\, Monday – Tuesday. Warren will advise you of the time to be at the gallery based on your level. Class fee covers the equivalent of one 2-week session. \nGilmer Arts is proud to offer classes in Stained Glass Art.  The instructor\, Warren Acree\, began creating in stained glass in 2008 and has been teaching for Gilmer Arts since the summer of 2018.  The courses are designed to give the student a chance to learn the art of making stained glass designs without having to purchase any equipment or supplies. In February\, Warren will schedule with the student so that each person gets the time they need on the schedule. Classes are Monday and Tuesday\, primarily\, beginning at noon and working til 3. Its a flexible schedule\, roughly divided into: Lead Came Method instruction the first hour of the day\, Intermediate\, and then Beginner 1 & 2 \nThe photo is of some of the projects you can choose to complete.  \nThere are four courses in the series.  Beginner 1 teaches the basics for creating stained glass art.  Beginner 2 allows the student to practice these skills on larger or more difficult design.  The intermediate course teaches and utilizes a tool set that makes cutting repetitive shapes easier.  In the Advanced course\, the student constructs a lamp shade utilizing the skills learned in the intermediate course.  The following is a more detailed description of these courses. \n\nBeginner 1:  In the construction of two projects\, the student learns the processes for pattern-making\, cutting art glass into various shapes\, copper foiling\, soldering\, and finishing the project. The two projects will be chosen from 6 designs ( 3 for each project).  The first project consists of straight lines and angles and the second incorporates curves.  The course consists of 4 – 3 hour sessions.\nBeginner 2:  In the construction of one project chosen from several different designs\, the student gains additional experience in the art of stained glass plus learning pattern-making through enlargement of templates\, incorporation of glass nuggets and wire overlays into the design\, and utilization of zinc came (pronounced like the verb) for borders. This class is a good place for people with past experience to refresh their skills.  Being that the designs are all different\, this course can be taken more that once.  The course consists of 4 – 3 hour sessions.\nIntermediate:  In this course\, the student learns to use Morton Glass Work’s Portable Glass Shop tool set.  The student constructs at least two projects.  The course consists of 4 – 2 hour sessions.\nAdvanced:  In this course\, the student constructs a lamp shade consisting of four repetitive sides.  Through this project\, the student learns pattern-making\, jig construction\, lamp assembly and finishing and lamp spider construction.  Student is expected to have procured the basis tool set for copper foiling\, perform part of the work at home between classes\, and provide the art glass used for the project..  The course consists of 4 – 2 hour sessions.
URL:https://gilmerarts.com/event/stained-glass-with-warren-acree-6-1-23/
LOCATION:Gilmer Arts Gallery\, 207 Dalton Street\, Ellijay\, GA\, 30540\, United States
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SUMMARY:Acrylics 101: Paint Like Masters: PICASSO
DESCRIPTION:Instructor: Becca Shuler \nWhere: Classroom at Gilmer Arts \nWhen: Fridays\, 1-4pm\, August 7 & 21\, 2026 \nStudying the Masters: PICASSO & CUBISM Let’s explore his technique and create a masterpiece from our photos (or use Becca’s stash). Exploring brushstrokes and colors that work together. Register in advance to save your seat. Two dates: 8-7 & 21\, 1-4pm. Come to both or only one. Fee is for one date. Pay the class fee for instruction and bring your own supplies. Bring your typical painting setup: acrylic paints\, brushes\, water cup\, paper towels\, palette. If you require a starter’s kit\, inform the instructor before the class date: 706-889-1857. \nKit: 8-piece paint set for heavy body acrylics by Golden\, glazing liquid\, brushes\, sketchbook & palette knife set. Pay for it when class begins: $55. \nClass fee: $ 98 one date; $188 two dates (discount when buying both dates) Each date explores the same topic\, allowing the student to continue learning by offering more demonstration and opportunities to create. Leave Becca a note regarding your experience level when you register. Feel free to reach out to the instructor with questions: 706-889-1857. WHEN do we meet? Fridays\, 1-4pm\, AUGUST 7 & 21 at Gilmer Arts. —Students will create at least one piece per session. —Recommended size for beginners is 8×10 or 11×14. (Becca to provide glazing liquids and gel mediums to share for a complete art experience.) Becca’s acrylics painting sessions are quite enjoyable for everyone\, beginners to advanced. She has been leading art instruction locally since 2015. Many of her students return for each new monthly exploration for improvement. It’s all about having fun in the experience and relaxing to your own creative rhythm. At least twice a month\, Becca plans for a topic to practice\, giving students the opportunity to take both classes or whichever date suits their schedule. A discount is typically offered when students sign up for both dates. If you have any questions\, do not hesitate to inquire for more information: 706-889-1857.
URL:https://gilmerarts.com/event/acrylics-101-paint-like-masters-picasso-2/
LOCATION:Gilmer Arts Gallery\, 207 Dalton Street\, Ellijay\, GA\, 30540\, United States
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SUMMARY:Stained Glass Workshop with Warren Acree (Dates Below)
DESCRIPTION:Dates for this session are: 8/31\, 9/1\, 9/14\, & 9/15 \n10/12\, 10/13\, 10/19\, & 10/20 \nClasses are Monday – Tuesday\, Monday – Tuesday. Warren will advise you of the time to be at the gallery based on your level. Class fee covers the equivalent of one 2-week session. \nGilmer Arts is proud to offer classes in Stained Glass Art.  The instructor\, Warren Acree\, began creating in stained glass in 2008 and has been teaching for Gilmer Arts since the summer of 2018.  The courses are designed to give the student a chance to learn the art of making stained glass designs without having to purchase any equipment or supplies. In February\, Warren will schedule with the student so that each person gets the time they need on the schedule. Classes are Monday and Tuesday\, primarily\, beginning at noon and working til 3. Its a flexible schedule\, roughly divided into: Lead Came Method instruction the first hour of the day\, Intermediate\, and then Beginner 1 & 2 \nThe photo is of some of the projects you can choose to complete.  \nThere are four courses in the series.  Beginner 1 teaches the basics for creating stained glass art.  Beginner 2 allows the student to practice these skills on larger or more difficult design.  The intermediate course teaches and utilizes a tool set that makes cutting repetitive shapes easier.  In the Advanced course\, the student constructs a lamp shade utilizing the skills learned in the intermediate course.  The following is a more detailed description of these courses. \n\nBeginner 1:  In the construction of two projects\, the student learns the processes for pattern-making\, cutting art glass into various shapes\, copper foiling\, soldering\, and finishing the project. The two projects will be chosen from 6 designs ( 3 for each project).  The first project consists of straight lines and angles and the second incorporates curves.  The course consists of 4 – 3 hour sessions.\nBeginner 2:  In the construction of one project chosen from several different designs\, the student gains additional experience in the art of stained glass plus learning pattern-making through enlargement of templates\, incorporation of glass nuggets and wire overlays into the design\, and utilization of zinc came (pronounced like the verb) for borders. This class is a good place for people with past experience to refresh their skills.  Being that the designs are all different\, this course can be taken more that once.  The course consists of 4 – 3 hour sessions.\nIntermediate:  In this course\, the student learns to use Morton Glass Work’s Portable Glass Shop tool set.  The student constructs at least two projects.  The course consists of 4 – 2 hour sessions.\nAdvanced:  In this course\, the student constructs a lamp shade consisting of four repetitive sides.  Through this project\, the student learns pattern-making\, jig construction\, lamp assembly and finishing and lamp spider construction.  Student is expected to have procured the basis tool set for copper foiling\, perform part of the work at home between classes\, and provide the art glass used for the project..  The course consists of 4 – 2 hour sessions.
URL:https://gilmerarts.com/event/stained-glass-workshop-with-warren-acree-dates-below/
LOCATION:Gilmer Arts Gallery\, 207 Dalton Street\, Ellijay\, GA\, 30540\, United States
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SUMMARY:Appalachian Broom Class with Kelly Barnett
DESCRIPTION:Kelly Barnett is a studio artist based in Blue Ridge\, GA\, working with elements from nature and she is a multi-medium artist. She is self-taught in making authentic Appalachian shaker flat brooms\, drawing inspiration from local history and Appalachian primitive art. \nDuring this class she will guide you through making your very own Appalachian Broom for your home. You can then add seasonal decor to it or let its natural beauty show. \nAll supplies are provided. You may bring a favorite stick if you’d like.
URL:https://gilmerarts.com/event/appalachian-broom-class-with-kelly-barnett/
LOCATION:Gilmer Arts Gallery\, 207 Dalton Street\, Ellijay\, GA\, 30540\, United States
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