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Visiting Artist Series
March 17-19, 2011

Charlie Lowrie & Michael Angelo Menconi  Glassblowing

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(t) Charlie Lowrie
(b) Michael Angelo Menconi
This course was intended for sculptors and designers wanting those next steps to obtaining the keys that release the idea from their imagination and place it  in the annealer. Daily demonstrations and individual instruction unlocked students to develop the necessary skills to make anything in their imagination using hot glass.
This course was designed for advanced students who were not only interested in sculpting hot glass, but bringing a complete vision into reality using glass.  


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