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 Children
will work with hammers, nails, wood, and glue (all provided).
They should bring found objects to class, such as small
mirrors, springs, broken jewelry, clocks, stones, etc.
They will build three-dimensional constructions from
class to class, as their first attempts inspire new
ideas for additions and changes.
Children
will be encouraged to title their finished work, and
there will be a mini-exhibition for parents and siblings
at the end of the last class.
This class can be registered for per day at $50 per
day
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Elspeth
Halvorsen received a B.A. degree and took graduate
studies in Art Education, Art Therapy and Teacher Certification
at Purdue University in Indiana. She also studied at the
Academie de la Grande Chaumiére in Paris, France,
the Art Students’ League and the New School for Social
Research in New York City. She is represented by the Berta
Walker Gallery