Heidi Lowe will teach Thinking Through Metal, an eight-week kids’ metalsmithing class this fall.  Kids ages 11-15 will join Heidi in the studio to explore concepts that intersect life and metal objects.  Students will make a variety of wearable and non-wearable pieces that explore ideas such as currency, the self-portrait, and pattern.  

"I am excited to bring kids safely into the studio to encourage connection and have a hands-on, creative experience.  I found that working with my hands during quarantine helped me stay grounded and away from the distractions of a screen.  Creativity has always been my way to explore concepts that are sometimes hard to express with words," said Lowe.

Classes are Tuesday evenings from Sept. 22 through Nov. 10, from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Thinking Through Metal will take place at Heidi Lowe Gallery, currently located at 17522 Ward Ave., Lewes.  The class costs $250 per student and includes materials.  Register online at heidiowe.com or call 302-227-9203.  

 

This class, as well as all classes taught at Heidi Lowe Gallery, will follow the recommended safety guidelines of wearing masks, washing tools between sessions, and having hand sanitizer available.