Course Leaders Presentation: 1 December 2018 – 9 March 2019
We are very pleased to show a presentation of work by artists who run evening and weekend courses at Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop.
You can view this work from the large windows onto Hawthornvale. Every year we work with around 20 different artists to devise and offer great courses which relate to those artists’ practices. The artists in this presentation are running a broad range of courses including the Macramé Taster course which is run by Lucy Wayman, Glass Pate de Verre Vessel course led by Karen Akester and Wood Carving with Birthe Jorgensen.
Our carefully curated course programme gives you the chance to develop new skills and learn about contemporary and historical developments in sculpture. There’s several courses in our Spring 2019 programme which still have spaces available which you can book at this link https://edinburghsculpture.org/learning/sculpture-courses/
Left to right, back
- Alejandro Lopez
Sweetheart, 2005
Carved basalt - Fiona Maher
Oceanic Plastic, 2018
Etching with relief print
- Birthe Jorgensen
March (bird-women), 2016
Lime wood and coloured pen - Birthe Jorgensen
February (hands), 2016
Lime wood and ashes
Lilian Ptáček
Chainmail, 2018
Screen print on linen
Left to right, middle
- Hans K Clausen
That joke isn’t funny anymore, 2016
Solid cast aluminium, bronze dowel - Lucy Wayman
Quivering Curl, 2016
Rope and string macramé
- Mella Shaw
Postcard One, 2014
Glazed stoneware and hand carved,
body-stained porcelain - Adam Gandy
All Untitled, all 2018
All glazed earthenware
Guilia Gentili
White Quartz, Snowdonia, 2018
Cast Concrete
Left to right, front
- Duncan Robertson
Flowery Stage, 2008
Bronze - Karen Akester
from the Forgotten Home series, 2017 – ongoing
Pate de Verre, glass tiles
Michael Merillo
Hand Forged steel nails