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Studio Workshop: Conservation Methods for Art Environments
Part of the Teacher Education Series seriesOverview:Introduction to conservation methods at Fred Smith's Concrete Park, Phillips, Wisconsin. Emphasis will be placed on the history of the park and the many processes of its ongoing conservation needs. A slide overview of the park, as well as other environments in and out of the state will be part of the class.
Contact Bob Tarrell at 608.663.2307 or via e-mail at rtarrell@edgewood.edu for more information.
Learning Objective:- To expose students to the problem solving process of site conservation and provide a wide historical understanding of the subject matter.
- To provide real world experience of hands-on materials, techniques, tools, and sculpture process in conservation unique to these sites.
- To set goals and mentor the students to achieve an understanding of personal development.
See overview.
Key Topics:- Cement process in-depth means/methods of masonry process
- Conservation materials means/methods
- Armature systems
- Molding and casting infill systems
- Understanding tool procedure and usage
Contact Bob Tarrell at 608.663.2307 or via e-mail at rtarrell@edgewood.edu for more information.
Location:See overviewInstructor: Don Howlett
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