Speaker: Don Simpson When: March 21, 2023, 7:00 pm PST Where: This meeting will be a hybrid meeting. In person at Albany Community Center, 1249 Marin Avenue, Albany, CA. Map . And […]
Don Simpson – Finding the Voice of the Material Read More »
An Evening with Naomi Smith, an Indigenous Artist, Maker, and Educator February 21, 2023 Naomi Smith will be sharing her experience of 20 years, including her traditional teachings with various
Naomi Smith of Black Tulip Designs Read More »
November 15, 2022 Speaker Rose has been making a combination of traditional and contemporary beadwork for the last four years. Bead work allows her to express her creativity while tapping
October 18, 2022, Janice Peacock will share her knowledge about the fascinating art of micromosaic jewelry. For centuries, Italian artists have assembled slices of lampworked glass to create highly detailed
Color and Finish: Stepping Out of Your Comfort Zone, September 20, 2022. I can’t tell you how many times I have put together a kit and a student says they
Color and Finish: Stepping Out of Your Comfort Zone, Cliff Swain-Salomon Read More »
January 17, 2023 Speaker Kim Shuck is a lifelong bead artist/poet. She took her MFA in Textiles from SF State in the last century. Her work has shown on three
June 21, 2022, 7:00 PM PDT, Zoom Taught by Tonya Tucker-Collins. Ready to learn the basics of two Kumihimo techniques in one class? Come learn How to create a braided cord
Beading with Kumihimo Read More »
Febuary 15, 2022 at 7:00 pm via Zoom Over the last 20 years the way people shop for everything has radically changed due to internet shopping online. We’ve seen many
David V. Horste Presents Shopping and Selling Beads Online Read More »
February 18, 2020, Tonya Tucker-Collins will expand your knowledge of kumihimo. Kumihimo is a popular craft for jewelry makers and anyone who loves fibers. It’s easy to learn, and modern
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April 19, 2022 Speaker Using slides, Sha Sha will first introduce you to her approach to movement and theater as it originally came to her through sculpture, mask, and costume.