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Edinburgh, Scotland – Mixed Media Sculpture

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Exploring the ways in which artists work today this course gives an insight into contemporary practice and methods. Using a range of materials which will be defined by the participants Mixed Media Sculpture offers a practical introduction to contemporary sculpture. Over the two days explore ways of developing ideas towards producing a finished piece or installation.
Edinburgh, Scotland
http://www.edinburghsculpture.org
Edinburgh, Scotland

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