ALL CLASSES
HELD AT WHEATON ARTS EXCEPT
AS NOTED
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MONTH |
DATE |
TITLE |
DURATION |
LEVEL |
| JAN | CALL | Available for Private instruction | various | various |
| FEB | 3 | Medieval Faire Demo @ Glencairn Museum | 1-5 PM | Open to the Public |
| 23 & 24 | Beginning Glass Painting | 2 Days | LEVEL I | |
| MARCH | TBA | Glass Collage: Fused & Enameled Tiles @ The Noyes Museum | 1-3 PM | No experience / children accompanied by adult welcome |
| APRIL | 14 - 18 | Medieval Stained Glass @ Glencairn Museum | 5 Days | LEVEL II & up |
| 20 | Try Glass Painting - Stained Glass Sunday @ Glencairn Museum | 90 minutes | No experience / children accompanied by adult welcome | |
| MAY | 15 - 17 | Flower Painting Concentration | 4 Days | LEVEL III |
| JUNE | 5 - 8 | Painting the Face Concentration | 4 Days | LEVEL III |
| JULY | TBA | Renaissance Silver Staining | 3 Days | LEVEL II |
| 31 | Designing with Glass Eye@ AGG Conference, Philadelphia, PA | 3 hours | Conference Participants | |
| AUG | 1 | Photoshop Tricks for Glass Designers | Conference Participants | |
| 2 | Lecture @ AGG Conference, Philadelphia, PA | 40 minutes | Conference Participants | |
| SEPT | 6 - 7 | Beginning Glass painting | 2 Days | LEVEL I |
| OCT | 13 - 17 | Glass Painting Intensive for Studio Artists Session 1 | 5 Days | LEVEL II |
| 20 - 24 | Glass Painting Intensive for Studio Artists Session 2 | 5 Days | LEVEL III | |
| NOV | 13 - 16 | Birds & Wee Beasties - Rendering Fur & Feathers | 4 Days | LEVEL II & up |
| DEC |
TBA |
Glass Collage: Fused & Enameled Tiles @ The Noyes Museum | ||
| By Appointment only | Designing with Glass Eye & Adobe Photoshop | 3 hours | ALL | |
| By Appointment only | Airbrushing (Private instruction) | 1 Day or longer | LEVEL II & up | |
| By Appointment only | Glass Enamels (Private instruction) | 1 Day or longer | LEVEL II & up | |
| By Appointment only | Sandblasting & Engraving Flashed Glass (Private instruction) | 1 Day or longer | LEVEL II & up | |
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NOTES
Directions, Lodging, What to bring, What projects we do, Lunches, etc.
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ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR
J. Kenneth Leap is primarily recognized for his achievements in the field of architectural stained glass. Working in a tradition that dates to the cathedrals of medieval Europe, Leap creates his panels by hand-painting colored pieces of glass with vitreous pigments. These pigments are fused to the glass by firing in a kiln before being assembled into stained glass panels using strips of lead. His painterly work in stained glass has earned him numerous awards including a fellowship from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, a jurors' award of honor in the Philadelphia Museum of Art exhibition, “Contemporary Philadelphia Artists” and inclusion in the Corning New Glass Review 11. Articles about his work have appeared in The Philadelphia Inquirer, The New York Times, Architecture of New Jersey, Professional Stained Glass Magazine and Stained Glass Quarterly. His public artworks include a skylight illustrating the history of NJ in the Annex of the NJ Statehouse, “The Atlantic Globe” for the lobby of Historic Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, NJ and major installations at the Veteran's Memorial Home in Vineland, NJ. Leap has taught workshops and performed demos in traditional Glass Painting techniques at the Rhode Island School of Design, Tyler School of Art, and at the Glass Art Society annual conference. 2007 marks the 20th anniversary of the artist's studio The Painted Window which was incorporated in Dec of 1987.
Last updated:January 29, 2008