LET'S TALK DESIGN - Session 2 - CBA EVENT

LET'S TALK DESIGN - Session 2

Session 2 - with Lynda Metcalfe

DATE:  August 13, 2020, 6:00 pm   PDT

LOCATION: Online live streaming via Zoom - Login and password will be provided once you have registered

CONTACT FOR MORE INFO: Dennis Dusek, forginghotiron@gmail.com, (530) 919-0573

PRICING:

CBA members - $30/session or $80 for all sessions

Non-members - $35/session or $95 for all sessions

To register for all 4 events CLICK HERE

*This is also a fund-raiser, to help replenish CBA's finances following the cancellation of the 2020 Spring Conference.

REGISTRATION: Register here (online)

•  20 participants maximum for each session. (Combining those registered for all 4 sessions plus those registered for the individual session.)
•   Registration cutoff date is Monday, August 10
•   Instructions for Zoom access to this meeting will be sent to all registrants.

Many of us are missing our CBA family and friends. Not sure just when we will be able to share and learn from our fellow smiths in person so in the mean time will be hosting a series of informal round table Presentations and Chats using zoom.

“Let’s talk Design” is a series of photo presentations with discussion about design to be held one week apart (4 total). Join our raw and real conversation with three accomplished blacksmiths: Lynda Metcalfe, Victoria Patti and Ellen Durkan. Each smith will go over their process as they take a piece from an idea to a finished design for a piece of metal art. Each session will conclude with question and answer time giving each participant a chance to chat with the smiths. These three informal presentations will be followed by a final bonus session where all three come back and form a panel discussion combining their shared knowledge.

DEMONSTRATOR

Lynda Metcalfe: Lynda Metcalfe is a blacksmith and metal artist. Her work has ranged from architectural ironwork to jewelry. She makes self-generated ironwork projects, commissions and a couple of production items as they engage different approaches to design and making, and the different ways of working feed each other. Lynda started smithing in the early 90's, working for an architectural smith in England after graduating from a Design/Metals undergrad program. Her shop is in Brasstown, western NC.