Found Object Jewellery
October 23rd to November 6th, 2024
Wednesdays, 6pm to 9pm, (9 hours, 3 days)
Includes 2 3-hour Open Studio sessions, running on Saturday 10am to 5pm.
Minimum students: 4 students
Maximum students: 6 students
Materials Fee: Students supply their own materials
Jewellery experience required
Registration Closes: October 16th, 2024
Class minimum: 4
Class maximum: 6
Spots taken: /6
SKU: 1702-F24-02
Category: Jewellery
Do you have a special object you’d like to turn into a piece of jewellery? Whether it’s a small stone or a large fragment of material, we can find a way to make it wearable. In this course, you come with your object(s), a rough design idea, and work with the instructor to bring your vision to life. Through these independent projects, you will learn about different types of object treatments, ways to connect objects to different materials, and how to transform nonfunctional objects into beautiful pieces of body adornment.
Location
Jewellery Studio
(in the Grey Building with Blue Trim)
Address: 1096 Marginal Road, Halifax, Nova Scotia B3H 4P7
From the entrance, walk down the hallway. The wood studio is the first door on the right.
Instructor
Cynthia Fraschetti
Cynthia Fraschetti is an emerging Canadian Artist/Researcher residing in Halifax, NS. She primarily works within the realms of sculpture and jewellery to explore notions of interconnectivity by emphasizing the shared beauty amongst the materials she combines.
She recently graduated from NSCAD University with a BFA in Fine Art (focus in sculpture), and Minors in Art History and Jewellery Design and Metalsmithing, while on the Professor David B. Smith Creative Innovators of Tomorrow Award Scholarship. While in school, she was involved with multiple group shows, a solo show, art- related volunteer work, and participated in a 3 month long Creative Social Ethics Program based in Cape Town, South Africa where she acted as an art mentor towards students.
She is currently creating, working, competing in bodybuilding, and preparing to pursue her MFA.
