Glass Bead Making Workshop
Instructor: Stephanie Maddalena
Hudson Beach Glass, Second Floor, 162 Main St., Beacon, NY 12508
Hudson Beach Glass is hosting a weekend workshop of hands on glass bead making. Each student will have his/her own workstation for the entire two day session. The class will be limited to eight students allowing for individual instruction. Participation is on a first come first serve basis. Stephanie Maddalena has taught lampworking techniques for the past 12 years in schools and art centers in the greater NY, NJ area.

No experience necessary. All levels welcome.
$200 All materials included.
DATES:
March 10 & 11, 2012
April 14 & 15
May 26 & 27
June 30 & July 1
July 21 & 22
HOURS:
10am to 5pm
Stephanie Maddalena
Instructor for
Glass Bead Making
I studied art in college and began taking as many classes as I could in jewelry making. Eventually I began making pins and earrings in a collage
effect using paper, plastic, glass, fabric, and just about anything else that appealed to me. In 1994, I took a weekend workshop in lampworked beads with Kate Fowle
(now Kate Fowle Meleney). By the end of the workshop I was hooked, and have been making beads ever since. The flowers I now make have been evolving over the last
two years. I have been showing my work at the Artrider Craft shows at the Park Avenue Armory, in New York City.
www.stephaniemaddalenaglass.com
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There is a $50 deposit required for bead classes. If you need to cancel,
please call at least 7 days prior to class so that we may fill your spot.
Plan to arrive at least 10 minutes before class. There is a restroom
on site. We provide all materials. Please wear comfortable clothing.
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Intro to Glassblowing
Instructor: Kathleen Andersen
Hudson Beach Glass, First Floor, 162 Main St., Beacon, NY 12508
Experience the fun of working with glass and make your very own paperweight. This is an excellent class to take for anyone who has
always dreamed of working with glass. Come into our shop and experience the heat and thrills of glass making while in a safe and comfortable environment.
You will work one-on-one with the instructor. This is a great activity for an individual, also works well with small groups.
All materials and equipment included. No experience necessary.
Call to make an appointment 845 440-0068
or e-mail Kathleen
$75 per person
Want to Learn the Art of Glassblowing?
Instructor: Kathleen Andersen
Hudson Beach Glass, First Floor, 162 Main St., Beacon, NY 12508
If you are interested in learning the art of glassblowing then Hudson Beach Glass is the perfect place to start. Whether you are picking up the
blow pipe for the first time or you already have some experience under your belt. Our lessons are scheduled by appointment and catered to your individual needs and
experience. All lessons are one-on-one unless requested otherwise.
All materials and equipment included. No experience necessary.
Call to make an appointment 845 440-0068
or e-mail Kathleen
$75 per one hour class.
Kathleen Andersen
Instructor for Glassblowing Class
"I graduated in 2008 with a BFA from Alfred University, with a Concentration in Glass and Painting. My love for teaching comes from the basic
joy of sharing something I love with others. Being present to see the surprise and wonder on a student's face the first time they work with the glass, to seeing
the satisfaction and joy that is present when they finish a piece, is what makes teaching glass so amazing, and fun."
philly@hudsonbeachglass.com
Hudson Beach Glass Philadelphia
is not taking on new students at this time.
Want to Learn the Art of Glassblowing?
Hudson Beach Glass Philadelphia, 26 S. Strawberry St., Philadelphia, PA
If you are interested in learning the art of glassblowing then Hudson Beach Glass is the perfect place to start. Whether you are picking up the
blow pipe for the first time or have intimate knowledge of the glory hole we have a program for you.
A Taste
Paper weight making workshop. A quick introduction to the shop, tools, and equipment. A couple of paper weights will be made- initially clear and
then out of colors of your choice. This is great if you are not interested in pursuing glass but rather want a chance to feel the heat.
1 Hour- $80
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An Appetizer
An introduction to the shop, tools, and equipment. An initial foundation of body positioning and further explanation of glass as a material. A paper
weight and other solid sculpture will be made. This is the perfect way to get into the shop and begin to understand glassblowing.
2 Hours- $160
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The Entree
Three, 3 hour classes which take you from the very beginning through to making your first cup. The first will be an introduction to the shop, tools,
and equipment. The student will be provided with an initial foundation of body positioning and further explanation of glass as a material and its possibilities.
Initially, basic solid working sculptural skills and a familiarization with the material will be covered. A paper weight will be made. In the second class how to make
a bubble and transfer it to a punti (steel rod) and how that evolves into a cup will be practiced. The third class will combine the previous 2 classes skills with an
open invitation for the student to get creative. If you are ready to have fun and learn more about glass then this is the way to go.
3- 3 Hour classes- $720
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Dessert
If you already know a lot about glass, we have plenty of opportunities for you to learn more, either through apprenticeships, or private lessons.
Give us a call to discuss. Because all of our classes are private we can offer them at a time that works best for you.
About the Instructor:
Jenna Efrein graduated from Alfred University in 2009 with her degree in Sculpture/Dimensional Studies with a focus in glass. She completed her BA
at The Evergreen State College in 1993. She has been working with glass since 1989, blowing for the past four. Her work focuses on the visual manifestation of the
internal self as it might appear on the external. Utilizing a variety of materials and performance she seeks to create connections between herself and her community.
Teaching is one of the many avenues through which she accomplishes this.