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		Bill Dawson Workshop Ancient Techniques for Modern Metal Smiths October 24th and 25th, 2009 “People often ask me what sort of artist I am. I tell them that I don't know, but I'm a completely unreconstructed one” -Bill Dawson. Bill came to art metals by way of a background in blacksmithing. He started at the University of Oregon, where he worked making tools for the jewelry studio. Bill makes his living as a metalsmith, both teaching and creating custom pieces for all manner of patrons. His studio is located at Mud Bay on Puget Sound. Workshop Poster billdawsonmetalsmith.com

		Barbara Bowling Enameling 101: Fusing Glass to Metal March 28 & 29, 2009 This workshop presented both discussion and hands-on opportunity to experience the materials and tools used in enameling. Techniques presented included stencilling, sgraffito, basse-taille, champleve, cloisonne, grisaille and limoges. Click for workshop pictures. Click for videos from Barb's lecture. www.louisesleap.com

		Joanna Gollberg Hinges and Lockets September 27 & 28, 2008 Joanna's hands-on workshop dealt with metal mechanisms and focused on hinges and catches. The project was a locket or box, which incorporated these and also included ornamentation, including tube setting stones. joannagollberg.com

		Bernie Jestrabek-Hart Hands-On Design Workshop March 15 & 16 2008 n Bernie's workshop we learned to create the patterns to The knowledge gained in this workshop: Techniques for identifying life-like features. Ways to relate these features to sculpture. Bernie's methods of creating movement and how to apply it to our own work www.sculptures-by-bjh.com

		*Harriete Estel Berman* *Professional Practices for Artists* In early October 2007, IMAG presented a wonderful Weekend Workshop. Harriete Estel Berman shared a wealth of knowledge from her "Professional Practices" guidelines as well as from her 20 years of personal experiences as a practicing artist. click here for pictures. Berman's work has been shown throughout the United States and in Europe and Africa. Her recycled tin can constructions can also be seen in numerous books and magazines and on her website: www.harriete-estel-berman.info This workshop was funded in part by generous donations from: The Idaho Commission The City of Boise The National Endowment on the Arts Arts & History Dept for the Arts

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