Sculpture Classes for 10th to 12th Grade Students:

Introduction to Sculpture:

Focus: Basic techniques, materials, and tools used in sculpture.

Skills Developed: Understanding of form, space, and texture.

Projects: Simple clay or wire sculptures, small-scale models.

Intermediate Sculpture:

Focus: Advanced techniques in various materials like stone, metal, or plaster.

Skills Developed: Complex forms, surface finishing, and artistic expression.

Projects: Larger or more intricate sculptures, abstract or representational works.

Art History and Sculpture:

Focus: Study of historical and contemporary sculptors and movements.

Skills Developed: Critical analysis and contextual understanding of sculpture.

Projects: Research papers, presentations, and related sculpture projects.

Portfolio Development:

Focus: Preparing a professional portfolio for college or art school applications.

Skills Developed: Presentation of work, self-promotion, and personal style.

Projects: Portfolio creation, including a variety of finished pieces and process documentation.

Sculpture Classes for Adults:

Beginner Sculpture:

Focus: Introduction to sculpture techniques and materials.

Skills Developed: Basic understanding of sculptural processes and materials.

Projects: Simple sculptures using clay, plaster, or mixed media.

Advanced Sculpture Techniques:

Focus: In-depth exploration of specific techniques and materials.

Skills Developed: Mastery of techniques such as bronze casting, marble carving, or assemblage.

Projects: Complex and detailed works, exploration of personal artistic vision.

Conceptual Sculpture:

Focus: Development of conceptual ideas and their execution in sculpture.

Skills Developed: Idea generation, conceptual thinking, and execution.

Projects: Concept-driven sculptures, installations, and mixed media works.

Sculpture and Public Art:

Focus: Creating sculptures for public spaces and understanding public art dynamics.

Skills Developed: Scale management, durability, and community engagement.

Projects: Public art proposals, site-specific installations, and large-scale projects.

Artistic Practice and Exhibition:

Focus: Developing an individual artistic practice and preparing for exhibitions.

Skills Developed: Professional practice, exhibition planning, and self-promotion.

Projects: Exhibition-ready work, curating group shows, and networking within the art community.

Both age groups benefit from hands-on experience, individual feedback, and opportunities to develop a unique artistic voice.