| A
Creative Lifetime in Ceramic Clay |
| A
New Adventure in Precious Metal Clay |
| From
large ceramic sculpture to graceful vessels, from unusual silver jewelry
to arresting mounted silver sculpture, Vera Lightstone has worked and taught
sculptural media for years. |
| As
a ceramist, she has taught at the Crafts students Leagueruntil it
closed and now teaches at tje JccManhattandin her own studio. Shehas
a reputation as an inspiring and original teacher. |
| When
Precious Metal Clay (PMC) arrived in this country from Japan, she became
one of the first senior teachers and a delighted enthusiast. of this completely
new medium -a clay-like material that fires quickly to silver and gold! |
| She
is certified with the PMC Guild and is a Senior teacher with PMC Connection,
teaching advanced and beginners’ workshops in her midtown Manhattan loft-studio
to students from the New York Tri-State area and others who have flown
into NYC from all over the country. She offer classes to those who have
never used art silverclay, and want to discover this medium for themselves,
to those artists looking to hone their skills, leverage the different properties
of PMC, PMC+, PMC3 and Art Silver Clay, learn new techniques and work towards
their own certification. |
| She
has recently added the creation of dichroic glass cabochons to her classes,
as well as their beautiful incorporation into the silver jewelry that her
students create. |
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