Sarah Lynn Cunningham
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10 Dec 11.
WHAT: An Introduction to Sustainability the Fire Arts for Teens
WHO: 16- to 18-year-olds interested the environmental sustainability,
or who simply want to learn more about the marriage of fire and art. Sarah
Lynn will lead the program.
WHERE: The Carnegie Center for Art & History, in New Albany, at
201 East Spring St
WHEN: Tuesday, December 27th, from 2PM to 5PM
IMPORTANT DETAILS:
The program is a free and open to the general public. Because
space is limited to 20 students, pre-registration is required. Call
812-944-7336 to reserve your spot today.
Students will explore the realm of fire arts -- primarily glass, metal,
and ceramics. Brief histories of both the Louisville Glassworks
studios and Ohio Valley Creative Energy will be followed by an
activity in the Carnegie Center's current exhibit, "Powering Creativity:
Air, Fuel, Heat." Students will evaluate the pieces of the exhibit
individually, then work together to calculate the carbon emission
reductions achieved by fueling metal, clay, and glass studios with
waste methane gas.
A wonderful spectacle will end the class as OVCE board member
and artist Benjamin Hunter gives a pottery wheel demonstration.
WHO: 16- to 18-year-olds interested the environmental sustainability,
or who simply want to learn more about the marriage of fire and art. Sarah
Lynn will lead the program.
WHERE: The Carnegie Center for Art & History, in New Albany, at
201 East Spring St
WHEN: Tuesday, December 27th, from 2PM to 5PM
IMPORTANT DETAILS:
The program is a free and open to the general public. Because
space is limited to 20 students, pre-registration is required. Call
812-944-7336 to reserve your spot today.
Students will explore the realm of fire arts -- primarily glass, metal,
and ceramics. Brief histories of both the Louisville Glassworks
studios and Ohio Valley Creative Energy will be followed by an
activity in the Carnegie Center's current exhibit, "Powering Creativity:
Air, Fuel, Heat." Students will evaluate the pieces of the exhibit
individually, then work together to calculate the carbon emission
reductions achieved by fueling metal, clay, and glass studios with
waste methane gas.
A wonderful spectacle will end the class as OVCE board member
and artist Benjamin Hunter gives a pottery wheel demonstration.