Applied Techniques in Furniture Design

3DTD210-01

Start Date

09/08

Time

10am–4pm

Room

DMC D004 Woodshop

End Date

12/08

Meeting Day

Sundays

Credits

3

This course exposes students to a variety of specialized woodworking techniques applicable to furniture production. Through a series of modules devoted to select skills, sessions explore the basics of techniques with the objective of giving students enough exposure to begin applying them independently to studio projects. Areas include carving and shaping, steam bending, bent lamination and turning. Modules alternate between MassArt and the North Bennet Street School and are taught by local working artists, master craftspeople, designers, and specialists. Students can sign up for individual modules or the full class as a three-credit class.
Previous woodworking experience is suggested, but not required.

 

 

 

 

Students registered for 3 credits take all modules.
Block 1: September 8, 15, 22: Steam Bending with Oliver Strand
Block 2: September 29, October 6, 13: Bent Lamination with Joe Sheehan
Block 3: October 20, 27, November 3: Wood Turning with Haniel Wides
Block 4: November 10, 17, 24: Carving and Shaping with Ellen Adams
Dec 8: Sharpening at North Bennett Street School (NBSS) with Bradley Walcott
NOTE:  Blocks 1, Steam Bending, 2, Bent Lamination and 4, Carving and Shaping may be be taken individually.  Enrollment is limited.
To register see individual modules listed under Furniture and Wood.
Block 3 and Sharpening is only open to students registered in the full semester Applied Techniques course.

Interested in Furniture Design? This class is part of the Furniture Design Certificate!

This class has already begun.

Annie Meyer

Annie Meyer is a boston-based studio woodworker, designer, and craftsperson. Annie holds a BFA in Industrial Design from Massachusetts College of Art and Design and an MFA in 3D Design from Cranbrook Academy of Art. They have shown work in galleries and museums including Wasserman Projects (Detroit, MI), the Fuller Craft Museum (Brockton, MA), and … Read more