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Surface Design for Paper: Creating a Visual Language

SESSION III: JUNE 15-21
BOOK ARTS
WITH CLAUDIA LEE

Join Claudia Lee in exploring a wide range of surface design techniques on paper.

 
Course Description

This class will explore a wide range of surface design techniques to create papers that express each student's personal artistic voice. We will be working with wax resist, Japanese paste, inks, gel prints, collaging and hand stitching. Our work may take the form of artist’s books, boxes, flat and sculptural pieces. Students will be encouraged to explore in the direction that the work takes them. We will be photographing and documenting our work in a studio journal as we go through the week so that each student goes home with everything they need to continue to develop their personal aesthetic and body of work. This workshop is open to all levels of experience or none at all!

 

 
Tuition & Fees
  • $1850 (including double room accommodations)
  • $2050 (including single room accommodations)
  • $1600 (off campus, no housing included)
  • For more details on tuition & fees please visit this page.

 

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Artist Biography

Claudia Lee is a studio artist, designer, consultant, author, and instructor working in handmade paper. She is a two time recipient of a Master’s Grant from the Tennessee Arts Commission and Tennessee Craft and a recipient of the Tennessee Arts Commission Individual Artist Fellowship. In 2011 she was chosen to design and create that year's Governor’s Arts Awards. Claudia’s work has been published in more than thirty books, magazines and journals.
 
She lives and works at Liberty Paper, a working and teaching studio in Liberty, Tennessee.

 

Learn more about Claudia Lee and her work by visiting her website claudialeepaper.com and checking our her instagram @libertypapermaking, facebook, and pinterest.

 

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