~ Presents ~ Introduction to Stained Glass ~ with Roycroft Renaissance Artisan, Yvonne Stoklosa |
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Introduction to Stained Glass ~ with Roycroft Renaissance Artisan, Yvonne Stoklosa | |
| When | Saturday January 16, 2010 10:00 am - 4:30pm * No experience necessary | |
| Where: | The Copper Shop Gallery - Located on the national historic landmark Roycroft Campus at 31 South Grove Street in East Aurora, NY 14052 (*Fee includes Saturday Lunch at The Roycroft Inn) | |
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| Fees: | $115 total = $90 class tuition* + $25 supplies *Fee includes Saturday Lunch at The Roycroft Inn | |
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Yvonne Stoklosa became a Roycroft Renaissance Artist in 2007 and actively participates in many of the local art shows throughout New York State. The Copper Shop Gallery houses a wonderful selection of her work, along with a reproduction of Frank Lloyd Wright’s “Butterfly Chandelier”. |
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| Capacity: | Maximum of 6 students | |
| Information: ph 716.655.0261 or www.roycroftcampuscorporation.com | ||
Roycroft Campus Corporation 31 South Grove Street East Aurora New York 14052 Phone: 716.655.0261 Fax: 716.655.8498 Gallery Hours: Sunday-Saturday - 10am to 5pm. info@roycroftcampuscorp.com www.roycroftcampuscorporation.com |
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Roycroft Renaissance Artisan, Yvonne Stoklosa, will be teaching a one-day workshop on the basics of working with stained glass. An 
introduction and resources will be discussed. Students will learn how to select and cut glass and solder pieces together to create a hanging sun catcher to take home. All materials and tools needed are provided, including a selection of colorful art glass. 
Roycroft Renaissance Artisan, Yvonne Stoklosa has schooling 
and experience working as an Interior Designer / Facilities Planner. Her love of the Arts & Crafts Movement grew stronger when studying for her Masters in Architecture. Always making things as a child, she reverted back to that almost 15 years ago. Combining her design and creativity skills with her desire to be home for her family, she began doing more stained glass work. As a Roycroft Artisan, she is often reminded of what an architect taught her many years ago – to strive for museum quality.