Master teacher, Cheryl Milligan’s recorded voice was heard throughout the Demo Studio Exhibit with a carefully described demonstration of the paper ribbon drawing shown with sculpture and visual diagrams. Milligan’s analysis of observational drawing chronicles a journey of seeing rarely articulated with such precise accuracy.
As a fantastic addition to the Demo Studio Show, the demonstrations and diagrams of artist, Timothy Winkler, provided an important view into an artist’s knowledge and process. All works were collected from Winkler’s summer teaching at Penland School of Crafts. Be sure to learn more about Tim’s work! http://www.xyzpdqpress.com
Taking the Venn Diagram to new levels, Ms. Fisher’s installation chronicles the evolution of a student’s work through collected conversations, images, and materials assembled in a web of dialog.
In an effort to capture and display all of the phenomenal teacher made demonstrations that were submitted for the Demo Studio exhibit, the demo wall showed an array of “how to” examples.
If you are teaching, you may be starting to think about packing away all of those demos and class work as the year is winding down. Be sure to set aside a few things for the Demo Studio art call!
If you’re in Baltimore, be sure to drop in on the opening of Demo Studio at D:Center on August 21! More notes on programming soon to come.
Check out the headquarters of D:Center Baltimore, the gracious host of our exhibit that will be up this August!
We’re published! Check out our article and other great write ups in the Gazette!
This collection of board images comes straight from the classroom of Jesse Dortzbach.
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