All registration for our classes is rolling which means you can join whenever you want and get the same step-by-step personal instruction that we provide to every student.

*NEW CLASS* Glass Casting and Slumping Workshop

Instructors: Mike Bennett, Vincent Hawkins
Saturdays 3pm-6pm
$200 for 8 weeks

This new class will cover large-scale glass casting techniques and relief casting technique. Students will make sculptures or relief casts in clay, then they will learn how to pull molds from their sculptures cast them in colored glass.

Beginning Foundry | Metal (Bronze) Casting

Instructors: Vincent Hawkins & Michael Bennett
Saturday 3-6pm
$285 for 10 weeks or $400 for 16 weeks

The metal foundry class is designed to familiarize students with the basics of lost wax casting process. Students will learn basic wax casting and working technique, gating and venting, ceramic shell and investment molding techniques. Students will be required to complete at least 3 finished projects to be cast in bronze, iron, aluminum, or copper.

Repetition of this class will provide more advanced foundry education.

Intermediate Foundry | Metal (Bronze) Casting

Instructors: Vincent Hawkins & Michael Bennett
Saturday 3-6pm
$285 for 10 weeks or $400 for 16 weeks

The intermediate metal foundry class is designed to give a basic understanding of foundry procedure and the techniques for doing large scale casting in iron, bronze, aluminum, and copper. The burnout kiln, wax recycling operations, and patination techniques will be covered. Students will participate in iron, bronze, aluminum and copper pours. As before, students will be required to complete at least 3 finished projects cast in bronze.

Advanced Foundry | Metal (Bronze) Casting

Instructor: Vincent Hawkins & Michael Bennett
Saturday 3-6pm
$285 for 10 weeks or $400 for 16 weeks

The advanced metal foundry class will give students a level of mastery over the process of casting art works in bronze, iron, aluminum, and copper. We will cover kiln design and construction, ferrous and non-ferrous metallurgy and alloying. Students are required to take at least 2 intermediate metal foundry classes before being accepted for enrollment in the advance foundry class.