Artist Christy Georg will present the making-of her project "Great Guns" at 6:30 sharp with images and videos at this FREE event
Artist Talk: Christy Georg’s “Great Guns”
Artist Talk: Christy Georg’s “Great Guns”
Join us at MAKE Santa Fe for a free Maker & Artist Talk the 1st Thursday every month at 6:30 pm. Please arrive early!
Artist Christy Georg will present the making-of her project “Great Guns” at 6:30 sharp with images and videos at this FREE event (donations appreciated) and opportunity to meet the artist! She teaches many workshops here at MAKE.
Probably the largest & most complicated drain-cast ceramic pieces ever made… at the only facility in the world where it’s possible.
An Artist & Maker story of problem-solving! Woodworking, patternmaking, mold making, slip casting, spray glazing, welding, and sculptural installation.
Made possible by the Kohler Arts/Industry program, funding from the Pollock-Krasner Foundation, and assistance from the U.S.S. Constitution Museum
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