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Visiting Artisan Workshops
Our 2023 Workshop Series is bringing ArtIsans from our area and around the world to LPCCA.
Solar Dehydrator Workshop
Have you ever wanted to learn how to preserve food through dehydration? Come learn how to make your own solar dehydrator with Ann Rose. We will build a small dehydrator that you can take home. Material cost is included in your enrollment.
Sunday, September 24th 1p-4p
$125 Materials Included.
Meet our Visiting Artisans
About your instructor, Ann Rose
Ann Rose retired from a full time nursing career 16 years ago to live off grid and practice organic farming on her farm in Lansing. She has used knowledge of food preservation passed down from her grandmother, learned through her nursing training and career, practical experience, and some "trial and error," to use her own words. Ann has also been a grant writer for the local nonprofit, GLAD, and in conjunction with the town raised funds to purchase land and build the 77 acre Lansing Creeper Trail Park. She also started the Lansing Farmers' Market five years ago which has been a great opportunity for local entrepreneurs.
Luis Enrique Gutierrez
Luis comes from a village community and family steeped in a tradition of pottery based on the natural clays that occur in that region of Nicaragua. His father Helio has traveled the world to show off this own pottery and has pieces in the Smithsonian Museum of American Indians. Learning the basics from his father’s very creative style, Luis has taken his own path with imagery and designs that are unique. Visit www.luisenriquegutierrez.com to get an idea of his innovative style, as well as his Instagram page, @artedluis
Marina Bosetti
Influenced by the Art Nouveau and Arts and Crafts Movements. I love uniting organic and geometric forms into designs that flow and follow the spirit of these two movements, which strive to bring beauty to the everyday. I earned a BFA from Pratt Institute in 1982, where I learned to take a painterly approach to clay.
Dustin Cecil has been making brooms in the traditional style for about 4 years after taking a week long workshop at the John C Campbell folk school. He currently lives in Eastern Kentucky and has enjoyed traveling and teaching broom making workshops for the last couple of years. Dustin’s other interests Include all things related to fiber arts and textiles- especially learning traditional techniques, and their histories- he is also a weaver, quilter, and occasional painter/printmaker.
HOWDY! My name is Deborah May and I am owner of BARN QUILTER ExPRESS from Oklahoma. I’ve been a barn quilt paint coach for five years. Not only do I teach in my hometown, I offer classes all over the states. My professionally painted barn quilts span the continental USA.
Amy Bumgardner began making jewelry in 2010 when searching for a creative outlet. She picked up a beginners tool kit on a whim and instantly fell in love with the art. It was the creative outlet she needed. Her style quickly evolved from beaded pieces to metal work with silver, gold and copper. She is self taught and has spent countless hours learning as many techniques as possible.
Amy is originally from Boone, NC and has lived in Ashe County since 2001.
LOST PROVINCE CENTER FOR CULTURAL ARTS
9710 NC Highway 194 | PO BOX 224, LANSING, NC 28643, US
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