2025 Art on the Meadow Workshop Registration Form

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Cooking:

The Communal Art of Thai Salads with Daniel Pravit Fethke, August 2, 4:00–7:00 p.m.In this culinary workshop, students explore the communal process of making Thai salads, from fresh and fiery "som tum" to delicious grilled meat "larb." Students will learn to balance fresh Thai produce with key ingredients and techniques, creating a colorful dinner spread that harmonizes sweet, salty, sour, and spicy. We will prep, cook, and dine en plein air next to the lagoon, emphasizing the traditionally collaborative process of crafting Thai meals together. All ingredients and equipment will be provided.Plan to bring: An apron, your favorite all-purpose kitchen knife, and a notebook for recipe notes. Tuition: $100.00 Materials Fee: $20.00

$120.00 Quantity

The Art & History of Jell-O Molds with Sara Clugage, September 13, 10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.In this practical workshop, participants will create jelly dishes inspired by sculptural gelatin creations from the 18th century to the present. We will learn how to layer ribbon jellies, turn out specialized molds, and carve agar into geometric shapes. Recipes will be staggered through the class to allow for chill times. All molds and materials will be provided.Plan to bring: if you have molds of your own to experiment with, or small objects you would like to see encased in Jell-O, please bring them with you. Tuition: $100.00 Materials Fee: $20.00

$120.00 Quantity

Drawing & Painting:

Floral Still Life Painting with James Brandess, June 7, 3:00–6:00 p.m. or August 23, 3:00–6:00 p.m.Learn to paint a floral still life in oils from a local master. Turn your focus to painting from observation, using a demo floral arrangement made that morning as the subject. Luxuriate in the colorful playness and compositional inspiration that only flowers can provide. Students will be required to bring their own materials. For a full-day making experience, during which you will make your own floral arrangement, sign up for the first part of this workshop, Flowering: History and Arrangement led by Maddie Reyna.Plan to bring: Gessoed canvases, flat bristle brushes, oil paints, 1 pint of odorless paint thinner, drawing supplies (vine charcoal, pencil, white eraser, sketchbook), 3 empty tin cans, empty glass jar with lid, blue paper shop towels, 18” x 24” plexi glass palette, vinyl gloves, sunscreen, bug spray. Tuition: $100.00, Materials Fee: N/A

$100.00 QuantityDates:

Landscape Painting with James Brandess, June 21, 10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. or July 26, 10:00 a.m.–1;00p.m.In these multi-level oil painting workshops, students will paint outdoors in the historic Ox-Bow landscape in the painting medium of their choice. Instruction will focus on recognizing and then painting what we actually see. Through this process of learning to see, we will create paintings that have veracity and strength. The workshop will include discussion of the tools and materials needed to set-up and paint in any landscape you choose. Sign up for one or both of these three-hour morning painting workshops on the meadow alongside the lagoon. Plan to bring: Small gessoed canvases, flat bristle brushes, oil paints, 1 pint of odorless paint thinner, travel easel, drawing supplies (vine charcoal, pencil, white eraser, sketchbook), at least 3 empty tin cans, empty glass jar with lid, blue paper shop towels, 18” x 24” plexi glass palette, vinyl gloves, sunscreen, bug spray, hat with a visor. Tuition: $100.00, Materials Fee: N/A

$100.00 QuantityDates

Nature Abstracted in Oil on Canvas with Maggie Bandstra, August 16, 3:00–6:00 p.m.Working in oils outside, students will use shapes found in nature as a jumping-off point for a color study. Drawing, color mixing, and painting demonstrations will be conducted throughout the class. The class will begin with introductions, a demonstration of finding inspiration in the landscape at Ox-Bow, a discussion/demonstration of color mixing, and time to complete your painting in the studio.Plan to bring: 1-2 canvas substrates,16x20 inch or larger, a variety of oil paint colors and Gamsol, a variety of brush sizes, at least one smaller brush for drawing shapes, and a palette to mix paints on. Tuition: $100.00, Materials Fee: N/A

$100.00 Quantity

Botanical Illustration with Olivia Mendoza, August 9, 3:00 p.m.–6:00 p.m.Led by a natural science illustrator, this botanical drawing workshop will teach students to use colored pencil to render lively and vibrant plant life. There will be a demonstration on how to free hand the composition, establish texture, and layer blended colors of a subject followed by time to practice these shown methods with personal guidance. This will be a space for nature lovers and illustration enthusiasts alike!Plan to bring: Smooth Strathmore Bristol paper (9x12), Prismacolor Premier pencils, graphite or mechanical pencil for sketching, and erasers (kneaded, block, and narrow, etc.) Tuition: $100.00, Materials Fee: N/A

$100.00 Quantity

Drawing for Painters with Handmade Brushes with Dawn Stafford, August 11–14, 10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.Inspired by Ox-Bow's natural landscape, students in this workshop will explore where the technical aspects of drawing meets painting with attention to line, value, structure, and mark making in charcoal, conte crayon, and watercolor. To further experiment with mark-making, demonstrations will guide students through the project of designing and building their own brushes and tools using organic materials including beeswax, horsehair, and jute. Plan to bring: drawing board no smaller than 18”x24”, apron and/or old clothes, masking tape, sharpie, watercolor brushes (at least 2 sizes), paper towels or soft cotton rags, small watercolor palette, scissors, jar with wide base for water, bugspray, hat, water bottle. Tuition: $300 Materials Fee: $30

$330.00 Quantity

Telling Tales Through Collage with Miriam Vukich, August 16, 10 a.m.–1 p.m.In this workshop students will learn to tell a story through a cut paper collage on a painted canvas supports. Demonstrations will guide students through organizing clippings, hand cutting images, and unique methods for assembling and affixing images to create an evocative work of art. Canvases, adhesive, and an archive of magazine clippings will be provided.Plan to bring: Your cutting tool of choice (scissors, X-acto knife, or rotary cutter) and any clippings or ephemera you would like to collage. Tuition: $100.00, Materials Fee: $10.00

$120.00 Quantity

Glass & Sculpture:

Flowering: Art History & Arrangement with Maddie Reyna, June 7, 10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. or August 23, 10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.Create a living sculpture with florals while considering foundational historical floral styles including Dutch Baroque, Ikebana, and contemporary movements. Participants will experiment with vessel armature techniques such as wire mesh, pin frog, and tape grid. Local flowers from White Barn Flower Farm in Holland, Michigan, will be provided to each participant, and after demonstration, arranging, and group discussion, they will take their ephemeral arrangement home. For a full-day making experience, during which you will make a painting of your floral arrangement, sign up for the second part of this workshop, Still Life Painting led by James Brandess!Plan to bring: A vessel, garden shears, garden gloves, a box to transport your arrangement. Tuition: $100 Materials Fee: $30

$130.00 QuantityDates:

Autumnal Arrangements with Maddie Reyna September 27, 10:00–1:00 p.m.Create a festive centerpiece with autumnal florals and other organic materials while considering foundational historical floral styles including Dutch Baroque, Ikebana, and contemporary movements. Participants will experiment with vessel armature techniques such as wire mesh, pin frog, and tape grid. Local flowers from White Barn Flower Farm in Holland, Michigan, will be provided to each participant, and after demonstration, arranging, and group discussion, they will take their ephemeral arrangement home. Plan to bring: A vessel, garden shears, garden gloves, a box to transport your arrangement. Tuition: $100 Materials Fee: $30

$130.00 Quantity

Enchanted Metals with Mark Schentzel, October 3–6, 3:00–6:00 p.m.In Ox-Bow's Metals Studio, this workshop will guide students through making their own candlesticks, candelabra, or indoor/outdoor Fall inspired sculpture object. Demonstrations will include steel bending, welding, and other fabrication techniques necessary to complete a custom metal object. Plan to bring: Wear cotton long sleeves and pants, closed toed shoes or boots, and tie back long hair. Safety gear will be provided. Tuition: $350 Materials Fee: $30

$380.00 Quantity

Special Fall Intensive: Glass Pumpkins on the Ox Lagoon with Ekin Aytac & Joshua Davids, September 26–28, 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.Students will be introduced to the basic principles of hot glass and learn how to craft their own glass pumpkin. In this course, students will learn to gather hot glass on a blowpipe and manipulate the material using hand tools and optic molds, developing the skills necessary to create their own unique glass artwork. The class will begin with an introduction to the hot glass studio and basic tools with special respect to safe conduct while working in the studio; students will begin with practicing basic skills such as gathering and shaping molten glass followed by blowing bubbles and eventually combining those techniques to create hand blown glass pumpkins.

$600.00 Quantity

Print & Ink Making:

Nature's Impression: Linocut Printing with Lee Ann Frame August 2, 10:00 a.m–1 p.m.In Ox-Bow's print studio, students will learn how to transfer a drawing to a block, carve a linocut, create effective positive and negative space, ink, add color through various processes, and register their hand pulled print. Demonstrations will guide students through these basics and include adding color with handmade papers and inking and embossing with natural shapes and textures inspired by the Ox-Bow landscape. Plan to bring: Sketchbook, drawings or photos to transfer, pencil, and apron. Tuition: $100 Materials Fee: $20

$120.00 Quantity

Textile & Fiber:

Ice Dyeing & Hawaiian Applique with Sue Cortese August 11–14, 3:00–6:00 p.m.Using the ice dyed fabrics, students will create their own unique Hawaiian Appliqué piece. Ice dyed fabric has a wonderful watercolor effect. The ice can act as a resist but also distributes the MX Fiber Reactive dyes and students can experiment with folding fabric to create patterns or scrunching fabric to create texture. We will discuss the history and impact of Hawaiian Applique and learn to transfer folded paper designs to our dreamy ice dyed fabrics, recreating striking Hawaiian textiles. Students of all levels are welcome, we will walk through the process alignment, basting, and needle turn appliqué (sewing around curves, point and crotches), as well as needle and thread choice. Plan to bring: N95 dust mask, colander (or cooling rack, screen/mesh with binder clips), bucket or container that fits the colander, applique needle and thread Optional: cotton t-shirt, scarf, bandana or tea towels to dye. Some yardage of fabric for dyeing will be provided. Tuition: $300 Materials Fee: $30

$330.00 Quantity

Eco Printing on Silk & Wool with Theresa Filarsky August 9th, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.In this beginner friendly workshop participants will learn how to imprint beautiful natural plants on provided silk and wool scarves. Eco printing (also known as botanical printing) is a sustainable printing process which involves collecting leaves, plants, and flowers to imprint their images directly upon protein fibers. Students will learn techniques to transfer beautiful natural designs from Ox-Bow and their surroundings onto silk and wool. At the end of the day, students will take home their silk and wool eco printed samples and the knowledge to continue eco printing from nature's resources. Plan to bring: An empty 1 gallon water jug, leaves, flowers, and clippings from your yard. Suggested species are maple, sumac, rose, blackberry, eucalyptus, daisies (no thick plants). Tuition: $200 Materials Fee: $30

$230.00 Quantity

Indigo & Shibori with Sue Cortese August 23, 10:00 a.m. – 5: 00 p.m.Learn to use indigo dye and shibori, or Japanese manual tie-dyeing, techniques to create stunning textiles. We will learn several tying methods and then use an indigo vat to dye the bound cloth. In Arashi, we will use a pole to help manipulate the fabric. In Itajime, we will fold and bind the fabric between boards or sticks. In Kumo, we will use string to bind the fabric. We will also touch on stitched techniques or nui shibori. Try out all styles or concentrate on one or two! Open to learners of all levels. Plan to bring: You will be given a yard of cloth on which to practice techniques, but you may also bring their own pre-washed clothing or fabric to use. Tuition: $200 Materials Fee: $20

$220.00 Quantity

Introduction to Basket Weaving with Dee Clements September 27, 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.In this six-hour session, you'll learn to create a small, round woven basket from start to finish, including how to begin the base, build the side walls, use two basic weaving techniques, and finish with a border or rim. No prior experience is necessary and each participant will be able to bring their basket and reed home. Plan to bring: All materials are provided. Tuition: $200 Materials Fee: $30

$230.00 Quantity

The Felted Slipper with Kelly D. Brandt October 11, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.Use wet felting techniques to create slippers that will keep your feet nice and warm and make an artistic statement as well! We will introduce the wet inlay technique to decorate your slippers, and add locks or flaps to give your creation a three dimensional effect. You will learn a technique for making a matching pair! These boots would be suitable to have leather applied to the sole afterward. Plan to bring: Two or three old towels for soaking up soapy water, a large cellulose sponge. Optional: dishwashing gloves if you do not like having your hands in soapy water; any fibers or yarns of your own that you might want to incorporate in your project. Tuition: $200 Materials Fee: $30

$230.00 Quantity

Writing:

Here’s What Matters: Starting a Memoir with Jack Ridl September 13, 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.Participants will spend the day exploring, through their preferred form of writing, the things that have profoundly impacted their own lives—whether they are funny, traumatic, serious, sorrowful, or joyous—and turn these stories into the beginnings of a memoir. Using Jack’s suggestions, writers will first talk with one another about what subject they have chosen then, they will have time to explore that choice in writing, after which the group will engage in a delightful debriefing about what showed up as they wrote, culminating in a deeply memorable day. Plan to bring: Writing utensils and paper or notebook and memorable tokens from your life that may inspire writing.

$200.00 Quantity

4-Day Workshops:

Drawing for Painters with Handmade Brushes with Dawn Stafford, August 11–14, 10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.Inspired by Ox-Bow's natural landscape, students in this workshop will explore where the technical aspects of drawing meets painting with attention to line, value, structure, and mark making in charcoal, conte crayon, and watercolor. To further experiment with mark-making, demonstrations will guide students through the project of designing and building their own brushes and tools using organic materials including beeswax, horsehair, and jute. Plan to bring: drawing board no smaller than 18”x24”, apron and/or old clothes, masking tape, sharpie, watercolor brushes (at least 2 sizes), paper towels or soft cotton rags, small watercolor palette, scissors, jar with wide base for water, bugspray, hat, water bottle. Tuition: $300 Materials Fee: $30

$330.00 Quantity

Ice Dyeing & Hawaiian Applique with Sue Cortese August 11–14, 3:00–6:00 p.m.Using the ice dyed fabrics, students will create their own unique Hawaiian Appliqué piece. Ice dyed fabric has a wonderful watercolor effect. The ice can act as a resist but also distributes the MX Fiber Reactive dyes and students can experiment with folding fabric to create patterns or scrunching fabric to create texture. We will discuss the history and impact of Hawaiian Applique and learn to transfer folded paper designs to our dreamy ice dyed fabrics, recreating striking Hawaiian textiles. Students of all levels are welcome, we will walk through the process alignment, basting, and needle turn appliqué (sewing around curves, point and crotches), as well as needle and thread choice. Plan to bring: N95 dust mask, colander (or cooling rack, screen/mesh with binder clips), bucket or container that fits the colander, applique needle and thread Optional: cotton t-shirt, scarf, bandana or tea towels to dye. Some yardage of fabric for dyeing will be provided. Tuition: $300 Materials Fee: $30

$330.00 Quantity

Organics & Ceramics with Melissa Navarre, August 25–28, 3:00–6:00 p.m.In this four-day workshop in Ox-Bow's ceramics studio, students will utilize pinching, slab building, and coiling techniques to design vessels for plants. Students will be guided through the process of adorning their vessels with embossed organic textures foraged from the Ox-Bow landscape and adding underglazing effects. A final clear glaze will be applied to the vessels after the clay is dry and students will pick their fired vessels up from Ox-Bow at a future date. Plan to bring: All materials will be provided but simple drawing supplies and a sketchbook are encouraged for drafting ideas. Tuition: $350 Materials Fee: $30

$380.00 Quantity

Enchanted Metals with Mark Schentzel, October 3–6, 3:00–6:00 p.m.In Ox-Bow's Metals Studio, this workshop will guide students through making their own candlesticks, candelabra, or indoor/outdoor Fall inspired sculpture object. Demonstrations will include steel bending, welding, and other fabrication techniques necessary to complete a custom metal object. Plan to bring: Wear cotton long sleeves and pants, closed toed shoes or boots, and tie back long hair. Safety gear will be provided. Tuition: $350 Materials Fee: $30

$380.00 Quantity

Ceramics:

Organics & Ceramics with Melissa Navarre, August 25–28, 3:00–6:00 p.m.In this four-day workshop in Ox-Bow's ceramics studio, students will utilize pinching, slab building, and coiling techniques to design vessels for plants. Students will be guided through the process of adorning their vessels with embossed organic textures foraged from the Ox-Bow landscape and adding underglazing effects. A final clear glaze will be applied to the vessels after the clay is dry and students will pick their fired vessels up from Ox-Bow at a future date. Plan to bring: All materials will be provided but simple drawing supplies and a sketchbook are encouraged for drafting ideas. Tuition: $350 Materials Fee: $30

$380.00 Quantity

Special Fall Intensive: Wicked Woodfire with Henry J.H. Crissman & Virginia Rose Torrence10-day, October 22–November 2, 10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.This intensive workshop will explore the many histories, methods, and potentials of using wood as fuel to heat and transform clay into ceramic. The experience caters to mid-career artists or those with a background in ceramics. Presentations will survey ceramic science, the history and logic of kiln design, and the incredible range of things artists have created with and around wood fired kilns. Demonstrations will include handbuilding and wheel-throwing techniques as well as methods for material experimentation with found ceramic materials and objects, specifically using clay gathered from a nearby beach on Lake Michigan to augment clays and make glazes. Conversations throughout will aim to assist students in finding creative agency with ceramics. The bulk of the class will consist of parallel working on independent projects and culminate in a nearly two-day long firing of Ox-Bow’s 80 cubic foot catenary-arch, wood kiln; a massive group effort will involve loading the kiln and methodically stoking it with wood for the duration of the firing until our desired temperature is reached throughout. We will once-fire the ceramics we make in the workshop and students are also welcome to bring bisqueware. Once cool, the kiln will be unloaded and cleaned, results will be finished and discussed.

$1,000.00 QuantityRoom and Board (Optional)

Intensives:

Special Fall Intensive: Glass Pumpkins on the Ox Lagoon with Ekin Aytac & Joshua Davids, September 26–28, 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.Students will be introduced to the basic principles of hot glass and learn how to craft their own glass pumpkin. In this course, students will learn to gather hot glass on a blowpipe and manipulate the material using hand tools and optic molds, developing the skills necessary to create their own unique glass artwork. The class will begin with an introduction to the hot glass studio and basic tools with special respect to safe conduct while working in the studio; students will begin with practicing basic skills such as gathering and shaping molten glass followed by blowing bubbles and eventually combining those techniques to create hand blown glass pumpkins.

$600.00 Quantity

Special Fall Intensive: Wicked Woodfire with Henry J.H. Crissman & Virginia Rose Torrence10-day, October 22–November 2, 10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.This intensive workshop will explore the many histories, methods, and potentials of using wood as fuel to heat and transform clay into ceramic. The experience caters to mid-career artists or those with a background in ceramics. Presentations will survey ceramic science, the history and logic of kiln design, and the incredible range of things artists have created with and around wood fired kilns. Demonstrations will include handbuilding and wheel-throwing techniques as well as methods for material experimentation with found ceramic materials and objects, specifically using clay gathered from a nearby beach on Lake Michigan to augment clays and make glazes. Conversations throughout will aim to assist students in finding creative agency with ceramics. The bulk of the class will consist of parallel working on independent projects and culminate in a nearly two-day long firing of Ox-Bow’s 80 cubic foot catenary-arch, wood kiln; a massive group effort will involve loading the kiln and methodically stoking it with wood for the duration of the firing until our desired temperature is reached throughout. We will once-fire the ceramics we make in the workshop and students are also welcome to bring bisqueware. Once cool, the kiln will be unloaded and cleaned, results will be finished and discussed.

$1,000.00 QuantityRoom and Board (Optional)

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Participants who drop a non-credit course or workshop between registration and two weeks before the start date will receive a credit to be used within the same calendar year. No credits will be issued for cancellations made within two weeks of the non-credit course or workshop start date. To drop a non-credit course or workshop, please email oxbow@ox-bow.org.

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