Beauty from the Broken: Mosaics for Beginners with Donna Slawsky
Wednesdays, 3 classes
1pm – 4pm
Offered for:
Fall Session 2: (Nov 6, 13, 20)
Winter Session 1 (Jan 8, 15, 22)
Learn basic skills and techniques used to create mosaic art from stained glass, broken China, and an assortment of other materials. You’ll work on one project or more, depending on time. While creating your mosaic you’ll learn how to use mosaic tools, glass and ceramic cutting skills, how to select the right glue for a project, selecting color for subject and background. Create your own images and designs or select from provided line drawings. All materials will be provided; feel free to bring your own small to medium sized surface of wood or non-bendable metal for your project. You can also bring any small items to apply to the mosaic if desired. Let your imagination run wild!
Member and Non-Member price: $165
+ $10 Materials fee payable to instructor
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Donna Slawsky Bio
Donna Slawsky moved with her husband to the Gulf Coast in 2011 from Greenwich Village in New York City. They opened a successful restaurant and gallery in the Bradenton Village of the Arts — Arts & Eats Restaurant and Gallery. After living on Anna Maria Island for 10 years, they moved to St. Petersburg.
Donna is passionate about mosaics and loves teaching the art form. Her artwork is inspired by designs on fine china, found objects, stained glass, religion, and the natural world. She loves to create art from broken and objects that might otherwise be discarded. Almost all of her work uses re-purposed materials.
In 2023, Donna won first place in the CraftArt Gallery “Rebels” exhibition with her piece “Say Their Names” and was received Honorable Mention in an exhibit in the Artists Guild of Anna Maria Island Gallery. She has exhibited at the Morean Arts Center, and the Florida CraftArt Gallery, ArtCenter Manatee, and the Artists Guild Gallery on Anna Maria Island. Donna’s Judaica pieces appear in the Florida Holocaust Museum gift shop in downtown St. Petersburg. Web site: soulfulmosaics.com
