Mosaics – Contemporary Mosaics with Vintage China
Learn how to create contemporary and fashionable mosaic art from broken vintage (or modern!) china, ceramic, glass, beads and trinkets. All materials are provided and you'll take home your completed artwork at the end of the weekend.
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Sat 26 AugWeekend Workshop - SAT 10:00AM to 4:00PM and SUN 10:00AM to 1:00PM At Selwyn College, Auckland. Joanne Luker
- $138.00 incl. GST
Sessions
Session 1
Sat 26 Aug 10:00 - Sat 26 Aug 16:00At Selwyn College, Auckland.Session 2
Sun 27 Aug 10:00 - Sun 27 Aug 13:00At Selwyn College, Auckland.
Description
Learn how to create contemporary and fashionable mosaic art from broken vintage (or modern!) china, ceramic, glass, beads and trinkets. This is an inspiring and therapeutic way to spend a weekend playing with all sorts of beautiful but broken vintage china and ceramic pieces. It's also a way to recycle/upcycle broken or unwanted china to create something new. All materials are provided with an emphasis on recycled and expressive art. Although we provide all materials, you are welcome to bring along some of your own broken china or jewellery if you wish to incorporate this. For more information about tutor Jo Luker, visit nzmosaicart.co.nz
Expected learning outcomes
- learn the direct mosaic method
- learn about mosaic products (glue and grout) and using hand-cutting tools
- learn how to recycle broken materials into art
- learn the process of grouting
- find out where to source materials and suppliers for mosaicking
What to bring
- Your lunch on Saturday. We'll provide tea and coffee in the staffroom.
- Bring an apron to protect your clothing.
- We also recommend plastic gloves for grouting to protect your hands.
- A few old yogurt or icecream containers are handy sorting receptables for different types/colours of mosaic.
- If you have any special items you would like to include in your mosaic, feel free to bring these along too.
Who should attend?
Adults, suitable for beginners or those with a little experience of mosaic art wanting to explore a different vibe. Mosaic may also appeal to crafters or artists looking for a new form of expression, or for a group of friends looking for a fun activity to do together.
