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Workshop Storytelling with Robert Harrison: China Paint and Ceramic Decals on Porcelain


  • Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art 1400 1st Ave N Great Falls, MT United States of America (map)

ARTIST WORKSHOP: Storytelling with Robert Harrison: China Paint and Ceramic Decals on Porcelain

When: Friday/Sat/Sun: September 22nd-24th
Cost: $125
Class Size: Minimum 6, Maximum 15
Time: Friday-6-8 pm, Saturday- 10-1, Sunday 11-1
Sign-up here: https://the-square.corsizio.com/c/6480ffe3f8e0bd45f991d2d8

Storytelling with Robert Harrison: China Paint and Ceramic Decals on Porcelain Workshop

Come spend some time with Montana Ceramic Artist Robert Harrison at PGSMOA.

Bring your own small selection of vintage or collected porcelain objects or dishes and turn them into individualized pieces of ceramic art!! Let your imagination run wild!! We supply the china paint and ceramic decals. By applying black ceramic china paint and then layering the ceramic decals onto the surfaces, you will transform an already glazed and fired piece into your own individualized work of ceramic art!

*all participants are encouraged to bring 2-6 pieces of their own or thrifted porcelain whites

Instructor: Robert Harrison

Robert Harrison is a practicing artist who lives and works in Helena, Montana, USA. He has built his 40+ year career in the site-specific large-scale architectural sculpture realm along with smaller-scale studio activity. He holds BFA and MFA degrees in Ceramics and is a member of the IAC (International Academy of Ceramics, Geneva), WABA (World Association of Brick Artists), RCA (Royal Canadian Academy of Arts) and is a Fellow of NCECA (National Council on Education for the Ceramics Arts). His exhibition and installation record is extensive and global. His book Sustainable Ceramics: A Practical Guide was co-published by Bloomsbury (London) and the American Ceramic Society (Ohio) in the fall of 2013.

Robert’s 35+ year association with the Archie Bray Foundation for the Ceramic Arts began in the summer of 1982 as a summer Resident Artist and from 1983-85 he was a full-time Resident Artist. In 1993 he was appointed to the Board of Directors of the Bray and served as President of the Board from 1998-2004, overseeing the first capital campaign at the Bray and construction of new year-round resident artists studios and resident center. He continues to serve on the facilities committee.

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