Schools and Teachers in Metalworking (6)
Frankenstone Art Center is a new arts facility on the Northwest side of Chicago located between North Park University and Northeastern University on Foster Avenue. We offer classes to Adults 18+ and Young Adults 12+. Adult classes run eves. 6pm - 9pm and after school classes run 3pm - 6pm. Classes include Metalworking/Jewelry, Glass working, Painting, and Life Drawing. 1 day workshops run on Saturdays. Classes are taught in an ambient and visually stimulating environment unlike many cold and bleak…
Create beauty and express yourself through the unique and fun media of metal and clay sculpture. Classes include: Metal Sculpture (Basic and Advanced), Metal Furniture Fabrication (Basic & Advanced); Bronze, Iron & Metal Casting (Foundry levels I - III); Moldmaking (Basic & Advanced), Figure Sculpture (Basic & Advanced), Figure Drawing (Intermediate). Workshops include Arts & Crafts Style Lamps; Forged Knives and Letter openers; Women's Welding Weekend.
Lillstreet Art Center has been providing a welcoming and lively art community to Chicagoland artists and families for over 25 years! We offer flexible classes for all ages and skill levels in clay, painting/drawing, jewelry and metalsmithing, fibers and multi-media. With custom classes and workshops, birthday parties, summer camps, family days, on-site gallery and cafe and generous open studio time, Lillstreet offers the most comprehensive art program of its kind in Chicago!
Founded in 1910, Ox-Bow is the oldest summer school of art in the Midwest. Join us on our 115-acre campus for credit and non-credit courses in glass, ceramics, blacksmithing, metals, jewelry, painting and drawing, paper and print making, and site specific sculpture. We offer one and two- week courses for the beginning, intermediate, and advanced adult artist. Courses are taught by faculty from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and other renowned institutions. Housing and Work Scholarships…
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