Online: Creative process class by Amy Tavern

Every artist has a unique process, and understanding yours can be a helpful tool for making stronger, more meaningful pieces and for dealing with studio challenges. In this three-week course, students will learn about the creative process, and they will begin to discover and define their own. Each week, different aspects of process will be introduced and explored through presentations, hands-on exercises, writing, and conversation. Students should also expect to spend some time working outside of class.

This class is an opportunity to deeply consider the how and why of your work. It’s also a great way to reinvigorate your practice if you’ve been feeling stuck or feel ready to explore new territory and are unsure where to begin.

This is an online class that takes place on Wednesday the 5th, 12th, and 19th of March: 5 pm until 7 pm (CET)
Language: English
Price: €210  excl. VAT
Max 15 participants

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Amy Tavern is a visual artist, metalsmith, and instructor. She holds a BA in Arts Administration from the State University of New York College at Fredonia, a BFA in Metal Design from the University of Washington in Seattle, and a MFA in Fine Arts from California College of the Arts in San Francisco.
As a studio jeweler, Amy has exhibited widely with solo shows in the US, Belgium, and Sweden. She has taught and lectured in the US and in Europe, and her work has been featured in many publications including Metalsmith Magazine and American Craft.

In 2019, Amy celebrated two solo shows that featured her cross-disciplinary work and was chosen as one of five artists from Northern California for the National Museum of Women in the Arts’ program Women to Watch. She was a Penland School of Crafts resident artist and has completed numerous residencies in Iceland.
Amy is currently teaching in the Jewelry and Metal Arts Program at California College of the Arts in San Francisco, California.