Weekend Glassblowing Workshop Offered at UWSP
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Updated: 7:20 AM Nov 25, 2009
Weekend Glassblowing Workshop Offered at UWSP
A weekend-long glassblowing course is being offered Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 28–29, through University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Continuing Education Art and Culture Outreach.
Posted: 3:25 AM Nov 25, 2009
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A weekend-long glassblowing course is being offered Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 28–29, through University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Continuing Education Art and Culture Outreach.

“Introduction to Glassblowing” will be held from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on both days, taught by visiting artist Matt Piepenbrok, a 2009 UWSP alumnus.

No experience is necessary for the class, which will cover beginning techniques, tools and shop safety.

Participants will receive hands-on instruction of techniques such as marvering, blocking and shaping as well as using a blowpipe, punties, jacks, tweezers and shears. Participants will create and understand fundamental creative paperweights and blown vessels.

The two-day course costs $299. Space is limited, so register early. For more information on this class and others offered UWSP Continuing Education, go to www.uwsp.edu/conted or call 800-898-9472 or 715-346-3838.

Courtesy Stevens Point Journal

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