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April 4, 2011
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September 24, 2011
Figure and portrait sculpture workshops at Sudbury Art Studios given by owner and resident public sculptor, Professor Janice Corkin Rudolf.
Sculptors will be creating a portrait sculpture for 2 1/2 days and a figure sculpture for 2 1/2 days. Two beautiful models will be provided.
DETAILS
Workshops run weekly in June 2011, 9am-5pm
- Week #1: June 6-10
- Week #2: June 13-17
- Week #3: June20-24
- Week #4: June 27- July 1
The fee is $600.00 for each week.
LODGING
Reservations can be made at the oldest inn in America, Sudbury’s Longfellow Wayside Inn; rooms priced between $140.00 and $155.00 per night. 978-443-1776 www.waysideinn.org
Also more rooms are reserved at the sister inn, Wayside Carriage House; rooms priced between $120.00 and $155.00 per night. 978-443-2223 www.waysidecarriagehouseinn.org
* Mention June Sculpture Workshop at the Sudbury Art Studio for our discount.
WHAT TO BRING:
- Any of your favorite sculpture tools.
- A bathing suit if you are interested in swimming or taking a dip in the hot tub
INCLUDED
The prices includes:
- $100.00 deposit which is required to hold your place,
- Model fee,
- Terracotta clay,
- A variety of sculpture tools,
- Armature and boards,
- Sculpture stands,
- Spray bottles,
- Plastic and string to wrap,
- Water based clay,
- Lunch and a dip in the heated pool and hot tub set in a botanical sculpture garden.
Although Sudbury Art Studios is in a beautifully well groomed private setting, it is only a half hour car ride from Boston and five minutes from shops to pick up any necessities.
Beautiful nature paths are near by for running and bicycling, or to just take a leisurely walk. Sudbury is a popular spot for bird watching, dining, and live music. We also have the Boston Red Sox, Boston Celtics, and the Boston Bruins. Basketball legend Shaquelle O’Neal lives in Sudbury, as well as Johnathan McPhee, the conductor for the Boston Ballet. The city of Boston is one of the most magnificent cities in the world encompassing the old and new with a fascinating history….Longfellow’s poem “The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere” Is one example. Boston has the Atlantic Ocean on the east and the Charles River in the middle. Not only are our museums and sports teams fabulous, but it is wonderfully educational with a multitude colleges including The New England Conservatory, Berklee College of Music, Harvard University and MIT just to mention a few. “Bean Town” has a unique personality. Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts has an unbelievable new American wing and the Isabelle Stuart Gardner Museum, Fogg and many Harvard museums. In 4 hours you can be in NYC by bus or train.