Enamel: Image, Surface, Relief
Course No. MET 245 Credits: 3.0
Faculty Gretchen Goss
Fused glass (enamel) to metal is the focus of this course. Drawing and painting skills will transcend graphite, paper, oil and canvas to molten glass on metal. Transparent, opaque, liquid and dry enamels will be introduced. Experimental to traditional processes in the medium will be covered. Photographic and digitally produced images are options for resists for the acid etching process. The linear aspects of cloisonné will be considered through the fusion of formed silver and copper wires into the enamel surface.
Seth Nagelberg
Associate Professor/Chair of Ceramics/Chair of Glass
Seth Nagelberg is an artist and designer working primarily in clay. In 2015 Nagelberg published his first book...more
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