PORCELAIN AND GLASS | Anne Türn

Course on very thin and transparent porcelain.

This workshop is about making pieces that seem impossible. It is about understanding how to use paper-clay porcelain and glass together to form an artwork. . .
How to make fragile structures out of porcelain and how to fire them. We will focus on how to make porcelain and glass play together, what conditions we need to give them to control this process at least a little.
After firing the porcelain, we will learn different ways to load the kiln to give the glass a chance to melt through and over the porcelain pieces you have made.
On the third day we will see the results and discuss them.
The lessons are totally practical in addition to a theoretical chapter, firing and materials and a DPF (Frequently Asked Questions) session.

Anne Türn
Anne Türn is an Estonian ceramist who has won many international and local awards. Her art has been presented at a variety of exhibitions worldwide. Anne´s ceramic bowls, extraordinary lights and glass works are just a few examples of her work, that are decorating many households. The “Dancing wolves” artwork, an award made by Anne, has been handed over to Looduse Aasta Foto winners for many years now. Magnificent photos of animals and nature that amaze viewers of all ages. Just like Anne´s ceramics, every piece has its uniqueness. Anne Türn was born in Tallinn, Estonia in 1964. She studied in Tallinn Academy of Arts and in the Institut of Keramik, in Höhr-Grenzhausen Germany. There are many awards and exhibitions that Anne has won and taken part of.

The 20-hour workshop lasts from 9.00 to 17.00 on Saturday and Sunday and from 9.00 to 16.00 on Monday.

Included in the Workshop cost:
20 hours of teaching | all the necessary materials | firings | nr. 3 breakfasts 

Teacher: Anne Türn
Languages: English, Italian

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