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For education and childcare settings from Friday 1 April:

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Manipulating Metal Level 1
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Unleash your inner metal artist in our captivating Manipulating Metal Summer School. Discover the fascinating art of raising metal, transforming flat sheets into exquisite bowls, small objects, sculptural forms, or stunning pieces of jewellery. This course welcomes learners of all backgrounds, with no prior experience required. Our dedicated instructor, Sophie Lowe, is a master in the manipulation of silver, iron wire, and mixed materials for creating intricate jewellery and captivating sculptures. Immerse yourself in a creative journey that will leave you inspired and eager to explore the endless possibilities of metalwork.

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Experience the joy of learning in a supportive environment, as our expert tutor provides full guidance and support throughout the course. You'll learn the techniques of metal manipulation, gaining hands-on experience as you transform flat sheets into three-dimensional masterpieces. Through a combination of demonstrations, practical exercises, and individual attention, you'll develop the skills and confidence to bring your artistic visions to life. Enrol now and immerse yourself in the captivating world of manipulating metal. Unleash your creative potential, forge lasting connections with like-minded artists, and be part of our historic Bristol School of Art

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Course information last updated: Wednesday 7th June 2023 @ 8.02am (1 hour ago)

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17th Jul 2023 - 21st Jul 2023
17th Jul 2023 - 21st Jul 2023
Bristol School of Art - Queens Road Campus Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs, Fri,
10:00am - 4:00pm
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Bristol School of Art - Queens Road Campus
£325£325

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