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2021 Art Class Program Schedule - August 14th Classes Held in: Seneca, Mohawk, & Onondaga Rooms Radisson Hotel & Conference Center (2040 Airport Dr. Green Bay, WI) Fee: $20 per class - Ages 12+ except where noted. Online registration opens live on July 26 at 12 PM: www.woodlandindianart.com |
Express yourself and take the risk of creating art. It will carry over into other parts of your life!
Morning Classes: 10 am - 1 pm
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Pottery Making
Students will be working with air dry clay to create a traditional style Iroquois pot. Students will be able to take the finished pot with them upon completion. Instructor: Peter Jones Saturday, Aug. 14, 10 am -1 pm |
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Beaded Baby Moccasin Key Chain
Students will learn how to make a beaded mini baby moccasin key chain using different techniques such as sewing, flat beading, and raised beading. Hand sewing is involved. Instructor: Sunny Webster Saturday, Aug. 14, 10 am -1 pm |
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Small German Silver Broach
Create a silver brooch inspired by jewelry the Iroquois wore during colonial America. Piercing, doming, stamping, and filing will be taught using a jeweler's saw, rawhide mallets, hammers, and metal stamps. Must have good hand dexterity. Instructor: Stephenie Muscavitch Van Every Saturday, Aug. 14, 10 am -1 pm |
Afternoon Classes: 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm
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Corn Basket Trio
Students will be given a toolbox to use, a pattern, and a kit with a variety of color choices to complete their trio of corn. Instructor: Rae Skenandore Saturday, Aug. 14, 1:30 pm -4:30 pm |
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Papoose Ornaments
Students will be utilizing natural materials such as real leather, pelts, feathers and plant fibers. Artificial sinew and suede, fabric scraps, acrylic paint, and craft glue round out the supply list. Tools include a craft paint brush, exacto knife and sharp scissors. Two papooses will be made during this class. Instructor: Kathryn Footit Saturday, Aug. 14, 1:30 pm -4:30 pm |
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Scissor Case Holder
Students will use traditional techniques of adhering velvet and bead their unique designs to include a border onto a scissor case holder. Ages 13+ with good hand dexterity. Instructor: Wilma Cook Zumpano Saturday, Aug. 14, 1:30 pm -4:30 pm |
Refund Policy: A refund or credit may be given if the participant
withdraws at least one week in advance of the class. NO refunds for NO shows.
withdraws at least one week in advance of the class. NO refunds for NO shows.
Walk Ins are welcome, but classes are limited to 20 participants. Preregistration is encouraged.
The Festival of Woodland Indian Art & Culture classes will be held at the Radisson Hotel & Conference Center.
The address is 2040 Airport Dr, Green Bay, Wisconsin.
Class instructors are supported in part by a grant from WI Arts Board with State of WI funds.