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Kids Art Works (K-2) and (Grades 3-5), a free art education program for elementary school-aged children. Youth Art Works, a free art education program for
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Textile arts, collage and mixed media design are just some of the courses that define this area of our program devoted to special classes outside of our regular program scope.
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Basic studies in realistic drawing and portraiture are offered, as well more advanced classes in methods of abstraction. Artists working in a variety of styles share their skills in courses devoted to charcoal, pencil, pastels, and other media.
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All the fundamental painting media are covered in courses offered with some of the leading figures of Northwest painting. Watercolor, oil, acrylic, and encaustic are offered, as well as courses focused on landscape, portraiture, and abstraction. Doug Parry |
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Pratt’s printmaking studio includes 3 intaglio presses, 2 lithograph presses, 2 letterpresses and 2 photo exposing units, more than 60 feet of glass-topped counter space, and a spacious work area with several large tables. The studio is completely equipped with an aquatint box, rollers, dry racks, flat files, a paper-soaking sink, a step shear and ventilation hood. Courses covering basic techniques for intaglio, relief printing and monotype are always offered. Other classes have included: "Vitreography", "Printmaking Without the Press", "Artists Books", and "Paper Sculpture".
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Hot Shop: Pratt offers introductory, intermediate and advanced hot glass classes, which include glassblowing, solidworking and hot casting Carol Milne
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GAS Intensives Take part in Pratt Fine Art Center's pre- and post-workshops in conjunction with the Glass Art Society Conference in Oregon. Choose from 10 different classes offered; such as Sand Casting with Mitchell Gaudet, Imagery on Glass with Jeffrey Sarmiento, and Natural Forms in Glass with Bandhu Dunham.
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In addition to introductory study in jewelry/metalsmithing techniques, students may choose from a broad range of upper level courses. Some recent offerings include: "Waxes and Casting", "Chasing and Repousse", "Silversmithing", "Rendering Techniques", "Cold Forging Non-Ferrous Metals", "Fabricating Hollow Forms", "Cloisonné Enameling", and "Bezel Setting." Kristi Zevenbergen, Collection Bracelet, 2006 |
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Pratt’s sculpture studio offers space and equipment for welding/fabrication, forging, stonecarving, and foundry work. Welding equipment includes MIG, TIG, arc, oxy-acetylene set ups and a plasma cutter. The foundry program features a 300 lb. natural gas metal furnace and a small 50 pound furnace. A stone sculpture program is housed in an outdoor work area, and includes access to air-powered and hand tools. Pratt’s forging studio offers anvils, hand tools,
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| Featured Artists
Pratt will be featuring the following artists in conjunction with the Glass Artists Society Conference: |
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