Executive Development Programme in Art Tech Glassblowing
-- ViewingNowThe Executive Development Programme in Art Tech Glassblowing certificate course is a unique opportunity for professionals to gain essential skills in the art and technology of glassblowing. This program emphasizes the growing industry demand for artists and technologists who can push the boundaries of this ancient craft using modern techniques and technology.
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• Fundamentals of Glassblowing: An introduction to the tools, techniques, and safety procedures for glassblowing. This unit will cover basic glassblowing methods, such as shaping, molding, and color application.
• Art and Design Principles: This unit will explore the fundamental principles of art and design as they apply to glassblowing. Topics may include color theory, composition, and aesthetics in glass art.
• Advanced Glassblowing Techniques: Students will learn more complex glassblowing methods, such as off-hand manipulation, complex sculpting, and cane work. This unit will challenge participants to push their creative boundaries and refine their technical skills.
• Glass Art History and Industry: An overview of the historical development of glass art and its current market trends. This unit will help participants understand the evolution of the medium and its significance in the art world.
• Business and Entrepreneurship in Art Tech Glassblowing: This unit will cover the business side of glassblowing, including marketing, pricing, and selling strategies. Participants will learn how to establish themselves as professional glass artists and navigate the industry.
• Glassblowing Studio Management: This unit will focus on the practical aspects of managing a glassblowing studio, including equipment maintenance, inventory management, and safety protocols. Participants will learn how to create a safe, efficient, and productive studio environment.
• Glass Art Preservation and Conservation: An examination of best practices for preserving and conserving glass art. Participants will learn how to care for their own work and the work of others, ensuring that glass art can be enjoyed for generations to come.
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