Direct Plaster Sculpture

Elizabeth Allison

Workshop Description

APRIL 4-5
Saturday – Sunday
10:00 am -4:30 pm
Fee: $300 Includes $10 material fee
Instructor present each day
Enrollment limited to 12 students
Please request supply list
Workshop held in sculpture studios in the basement.
Sculpting directly in plaster is an exciting, immediate way to create a permanent artwork. Plaster allows the flexibility of softer modeling materials such as clay, and the capacity for detail and refinement found in harder material such as stone. Once mastered, plaster is liberating to work with, giving the artist the best qualities of several mediums. This course consists of two parts: an introductory demonstration and a workshop. Armature and tools will be discussed, and workshop students will receive intensive individual instruction. This workshop is open to all levels.

About the Instructor

Elizabeth Allison studied at the Art Students League and received a B.F.A. from the University of Michigan.  She is the recipient of the Raluca Popescu Memorial Scholarship, a Nessa Cohen Grant, and three Elizabeth Greenshields Grants.  She was a Model to Monument Participant in 2010-2011 and had a monumental sculpture in Riverside Park South.  She was a visiting artist at Buffalo State College and is a technical instructor at the Art Students League.

Website www.elizabethallisonart.com.

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