You are invited to a special IN PERSON conversation with Margaret Polcawich Date & Time: November 8, 2023, 7 - 8pm Location: Kensington Park Library, 4201 Knowles Ave, Kensington, MD About the presentation:
You are invited to a special IN PERSON conversation with
Margaret Polcawich
Date & Time: November 8, 2023, 7 - 8pm
Location: Kensington Park Library, 4201 Knowles Ave, Kensington, MD
About the presentation:
Margaret grew up in Virginia, where her creativity was encouraged despite the damaging effects on her parent’s home. After studying art in college, she focused on functional work, creating furniture and home accessories. She exhibited work in galleries and craft shows until her twin girls were born in 2009. Since that time her work has focused on smaller sculptures and wall pieces. Currently she is most engaged in a series of vessels for their relatable form and nod to function. Margaret studied sculpture at Carnegie Mellon University (BFA ‘99), and received a Certificate of Botanical Art and Illustration from Brookside Gardens (2022). Margaret currently exhibits regularly with Artists on Market in Gaithersburg, Gallery 209 at Artists & Makers in Rockville, the Art League of Germantown, and Creative Journey Studios in Milton, GA.
About our presenter: Margaret will talk about her techniques - mixing Mediums, Methods, and Polymer Clay She will discuss how her work has evolved in and out of the functional realm of making and the various materials she explored along the way. Though her current work still incorporates some woodworking, painting, and metal, the dominant material in her work now is polymer clay. She will talk about the enormous versatility of this material. Surface techniques include color blends, cane work (millefiore), mokume gane, and form techniques include molds and shaping.
About our presenter:
Margaret will talk about her techniques - mixing Mediums, Methods, and Polymer Clay
She will discuss how her work has evolved in and out of the functional realm of making and the various materials she explored along the way. Though her current work still incorporates some woodworking, painting, and metal, the dominant material in her work now is polymer clay. She will talk about the enormous versatility of this material. Surface techniques include color blends, cane work (millefiore), mokume gane, and form techniques include molds and shaping.
For more of Margaret's work, please visit: https://www.margaretpolcawich.com For questions about this event, please contact Hiral Joshi
For more of Margaret's work, please visit: https://www.margaretpolcawich.com
For questions about this event, please contact Hiral Joshi
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