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SUMMARY:Moving into the Duplex: A Formal Invention Poetry Masterclass
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the Formal Invention Masterclass on Tuesday\, March 19\, 2024 at Pine Meadow Ranch Center for Arts & Agriculture! \nHave you always wanted to invent your own poetic form but don’t know where to start? Featuring the duplex\, the golden shovel\, the sonnenizio\, and the American sentence acrostic—all forms invented by contemporary living poets–this masterclass breaks down the process of formal invention and reveals the process behind the product. Beginning with the craft fundamentals of prosody\, we’ll examine in detail each of these forms and learn how to write them. In the final third of the class\, we’ll generate a new form as a group that we can then take home and practice before distributing to the wider world of poetry. Every poet will leave with the drafts of four formal poems\, the group form\, and the seeds of knowledge for growing their own individual forms. \nThis event is free and open to the public. Limited to 15 attendees so registration is required. \nAbout the Instructor:\nThe winner of the 2022 Cider Press Review Book Award for Inheritance with a High Error Rate (January 2024)\, Jen Karetnick is the author of 20 additional books. Her work has won the Tiferet Writing Contest for Poetry\, Hart Crane Memorial Prize\, and Anna Davidson Rosenberg Prize\, among other honors. She is co-founder/co-curator of the not-for-profit organization\, SWWIM (Supporting Women Writers in Miami). \nList of materials and/or advance preparation required of students: \nJournal\, pen\, laptop.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/moving-into-the-duplex-a-formal-invention-poetry-masterclass/
LOCATION:Pine Meadow Ranch Center for Arts & Agriculture\, 68467 Three Creeks Rd\, Sisters\, 97759
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SUMMARY:Lightweight Nunofelt Scarf Felting Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Get ready to explore the fascinating world of nunofelting and create your own lightweight scarf at Pine Meadow Ranch Center for Arts & Agriculture. \nThis in-person event will take place on Saturday\, March 2\, 2024 starting at 9:00 AM (Pacific Standard Time). \nDuring this hands-on workshop\, you will learn the art of nunofelting\, a technique that combines wool fibers with lightweight fabrics to create beautiful and unique scarves. Our experienced instructor Flora Carliele-Kovacs will guide you through the process\, teaching you the basics and sharing tips and tricks to help you create stunning designs. \nIn this workshop we’ll discover possibilities of the nunofelting technique\, leaving some open spaces in the silk. Flora will show you how to secure the design on the silk\, and how to felt them in precisely and you’ll gain confidence to create more on your own. \nLevel of experience required: beginner to advanced \nThis workshop is one of two opportunities to explore the art of felting. If you’re interested in learning how to create a Felted Telescope or Rosette Hat on Friday\, March 01\, 2024\, be sure to explore our other events. \nWhile it’s not mandatory to sign up for both workshops\, we highly encourage it. \nAbout the Instructor: \nThe award winner of several wearable art shows\, Flóra Carlile-Kovács is a professional felt artist born in Szeged\, Hungary\, now living and working in Seattle WA. In her work she incorporates two bodies of knowledge\, the nomadic traditions and the urban\, modern style of feltmaking. Coming from the European tradition of craftsmanship and quality\, she is constantly experimenting with ways to improve not only the visual artistic aspect of her work\, but also its physical integrity as a functional object appropriate for everyday use. \nList of materials and/or advance preparation required of students:\n– notebook\, pen/pencil for notes- 2 hand towels\n– 8×2’ bubble wrap (no big bubbles please) – 3×2′ cotton sheet (old cloth)- sprinkler if you have one\, to wet the felt- 1 olive oil soap or coconut oil-\, or goat milk soap bar in a container- 1 quart bowl for water (a yogurt container will do) – (waterproof) apron if needed- comfortable shoes
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/lightweight-nunofelt-scarf-felting-workshop/
LOCATION:Pine Meadow Ranch Center for Arts & Agriculture\, 68467 Three Creeks Rd\, Sisters\, 97759
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SUMMARY:Felted Telescope Hats Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the Felted Telescope Hats Workshop event on Fri\, Mar 01\, 2024 at Pine Meadow Ranch Center for Arts & Agriculture! \nGet ready to explore the fascinating world of felt telescoping hats. This in-person event is a unique opportunity to learn about the art of hat making and discover the versatility of felt telescoping hats. \nDuring the event\, you will learn techniques for designing and enlarging a 2-D pattern to obtain a 3-D shape with several options in the shaping. The final hat can have a spiral\, telescope or rosette form. \nUsing fine merino wool it is possible to full a thin strong layer of felt that opens new possibilities in shaping a hat. You will learn how to lay down the wool to have a smooth color transition and explore how the directions of the wool fibers affects shrinkage rates and provides us with control in shaping the hat. \nLevel of experience required: beginner to advanced \nThis workshop is one of two opportunities to explore the art of felting. If you’re interested in learning how to create a Lightweight Nunofelt Scarf on Sat\, Mar 02\, 2024\, be sure to explore our other events. While it’s not mandatory to sign up for both workshops\, we highly encourage it. \nAbout the Instructor: \nThe award winner of several wearable art shows\, Flóra Carlile-Kovács is a professional felt artist born in Szeged\, Hungary\, now living and working in Seattle WA. In her work she incorporates two bodies of knowledge\, the nomadic traditions and the urban\, modern style of feltmaking. Coming from the European tradition of craftsmanship and quality\, she is constantly experimenting with ways to improve not only the visual artistic aspect of her work\, but also its physical integrity as a functional object appropriate for everyday use. \nList of materials and/or advance preparation required of students: \n– notebook\, pen/pencil for notes\n– sharpie- 2 hand towels\n– 3×3’ bubble wrap – 3×3 cotton sheet (old cloth)- sprinkler if you have one\, to wet the felt\n– a sponge to control the extra water – 1 olive/coconut etc oil soap bar in a container- 1 quart bowl for water (a yogurt container will do)\n– optional: bed risers for tables (4 for your table)\n– scissors to cut plastic- sharp and pointy scissors to cut the felt- (waterproof) apron if needed- comfortable shoes
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/felted-telescope-hats-workshop/
LOCATION:Pine Meadow Ranch Center for Arts & Agriculture\, 68467 Three Creeks Rd\, Sisters\, 97759
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SUMMARY:Wander Book Making Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Explore memory maps through mark making and ink wash on paper and transform them into a unique bound book (to use for wander and wonder). \nCreate a Wander (or Wonder) Book with new approaches to composition using crafted mark-makers\, color washes and learn introductory skills in the art of bookbinding. Each student will leave with their own expression of their artistic self in the medium of a bound book. Folios will be constructed with the decorated French cotton rag paper and the binding will be completed with Irish wax linen\, and their choice of either leather or rag paper for a cover. Here we will acknowledge the structure of the book as a visual and conceptual piece which can be carried forward or thus simply left as the artistic expression created. \nThe Instructors: \nKit Stafford enjoys bringing a gathering of diverse voices to the table to help represent how the arts are vital to our community for education\, as an economic driver and for communication and celebration. Former Americana teacher in the Sisters School District and Director of Arts Discovery for underserved young people\, Kit\, a practicing artist in textiles\, sculpture\, metalsmithing\, art books and poetry\, continues to take joy in connecting people through the arts. Her experience in working with Roundhouse Foundation\, Caldera\, Oregon Dance Council\, Artist in Residency programs\, Regional Arts Councils\, events\, art curation and a lifetime steeped in the arts exhibits a spectrum of how the language of art is one that brings us together. \nDiana Philips- After establishing herself as a paper enthusiast and completing a traditional apprenticeship with a French master binder\, Diana Phillips\, opened Two Hands Paperie in Boulder\, Colorado. As a collector of textures\, color palettes\, words\, and discarded crafts\, she continues to enjoy fabricating ancient book structures and collaborative endeavors with others in the creative realm. \nWhat to Bring: \nSack lunch and water bottle\nRuler/straight edge\nA self-healing cutting mat\nA bone folder (Michaels or Joannes sells them and some will be available for use and purchase during the class)\nAn exacto knife\nOther materials will be provided.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/wander-book-making-workshop/
LOCATION:Pine Meadow Ranch Center for Arts & Agriculture\, 68467 Three Creeks Rd\, Sisters\, 97759
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