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June 20-26, 2027

Sherri Warner Hunter

Stacked Stories: Vertical Concepts Working with Concrete

Make your dreams concrete! Learn to create stackable, sculpture elements using carved foam forms that you will cover in a concrete system, and cast, wet carved concrete to create a sturdy base. You are invited to create sculptural pieces that relate to one another, focusing on a theme that resonates with you, creating a vertical sculpture…your stacked story. Your concrete elements can also exist as independent sculptures. You’ll receive specific information on a variety of concrete forming techniques through a combination of presentations, handouts, and demonstrations, and, most importantly, by working with the materials. We’ll expand the possibilities of form development by adding metal mesh and wire to carved foam and experiment with concrete colorants. Ultimately, your sculptural pieces could be complete in the concrete state or serve as substrates for further embellishment with mosaic, encaustic, or paint (although those will not be accomplished during the workshop). Whether you are a concrete fanatic or have never touched it before, Sherri will meet you at your skill level and help you grow from there!

Housing Options
No Housing Needed
Regular price $1,700.00
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About The Artist

Sherri Warner Hunter is an artist, teacher, and author. Her artwork includes large scale public commissions, personal pieces for exhibition, and community-based projects. Sherri’s work is included in numerous private collections and can be viewed publicly at Lucille Packard Children’s Hospital at Stanford University, the Executive Residence of Nashville in Tennessee, McLaren Healthcare Village in Clarkson, MI, and on the St. Andrew’s-Sewanee School campus. She has written two books. The most recent, Creating Concrete Ornaments for the Garden, was published by Lark Books and developed from expertise honed through decades of teaching studio workshops. Sherri's work was part of the 1st International Mosaic Intervention project in Puente Alto, Chile.