This is a beginner’s introduction to a range of sculpture construction and assemblage techniques. You will learn foundational woodworking skills using power tools and hand tools, and develop a sculptural project using found materials and objects, wire, foam, latex, plaster and wood.
Courses
Sculpture Techniques – Construction (Tues)
When & Where
-
5 November 2024 - 10 December 2024 ( 18 hours, 6 weeks )
- Evening, Tuesday
-
View course timetable
-
Chelsea Centre
Quick Facts
- Availability Yes
- Course Code C24FATG02B
- Suitable For 19 year olds and up are permitted on this course
What you will learn
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Gain an understanding of basic woodworking techniques, hand tools and power tools.
- Learn about a range of sculpture materials and terminology.
- Be able to plan and produce a small, permanent sculpture, from drawing to construction.
Cost
Full fee
£205
Concession fee
£155
Class format and activities
The first session will be an introduction to different techniques, tools and materials. We will look at other artists’ work and discuss your ideas. From there you will develop a small sculptural project, using found objects and drawings as your starting point, and will be guided in creating this in the workshop.
Entry requirements
This is a beginner’s course. There are no requirements other than an interest in creating sculptures. Some experience of drawing and art-making will be useful.
What you need to know before you enrol
The Sculpture Studio is on the ground floor of the Carlyle building at the Morley Chelsea Centre, Hortensia Road SW10. Basic materials included. Materials charged for when used over the allocated materials fee.
What you need
A sketchbook and drawing materials, and ideas! You are encouraged to bring in any sketches, found objects or materials that you are interested in working with for the first session. Please email flora.hunt@staging.morleycollege.ac.uk if you have any questions.
What you can do next
You can progress to other short courses, including more advanced sculpture and casting courses at Morley, or use these sessions as an opportunity to build a portfolio to apply to longer accredited art courses.
