Attendees will use the creative process to create a small model for a 3D project, going from idea to sketch to the tangible model. All materials will be provided for attendees to build a small model after discussion, examples, and techniques are shared. Using rice paper and reeds, explore the creative world of geometric shapes. 

AGE RANGE: 11 to adult

COST:$10 for adults; 16 and under free

 

About the instructor

Susan Ferarri Rowley is a contemporary sculptor based out of Scottsville, NY. With a passion as both an artist and educator, she forged a path to pursue a career in both. She attended Rochester Institute of Technology to earn her Master of Fine Arts and Master of Science for Teachers in the Visual Arts.

Ferrari Rowley began her career as a sculptor, finding early that fabric was her medium of choice. She quickly discovered that recognition in that medium was restricted to the term craftsman, and she questioned being shut out by the sculptural realm. She played a major role in the acceptance of fabric as a sculptural medium by consistently putting her work into competitions that caused critics and judges to question existing standards for what is a proper medium for sculpture.