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book arts, mixed media, creative arts: Valley Ridge Art
Studio
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With a primary emphasis on Book Arts, Valley Ridge Art Studio
also provides workshops, retreats and creative resources for mixed
media, metals, fiber and other art forms.
The 2008 season sees some big changes at Valley Ridge Art
Studio. In
addition to our winter Open Studio series and weekend retreat
art programs, which give students time to fully explore an art
form in the relaxed and beautiful setting of our studio, we're
offering Master Classes, intensive, five-day programs featuring
world-class instructors. Valley Ridge also offers limited on-site accommodations for our participants, classroom
rentals for your special events and on-site art supply sales.
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Valley Ridge Art
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Upcoming
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Mica Album |
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Daniel Essig
Learn to work with the remarkable material mica to construct an Album exploring various techniques that emphasize the unique qualities of this layered mineral.
Learn more. |
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featured student
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Catherine Sorenson
Sometimes, Art is in Your Own Backyard
I'm am a professional quilter and fiber artist. I have been a quilter since 1983, and in the last 10 years we quilters have moved rapidly into the mixed media arena. Several years ago, I was looking on the internet to take a class from a famous fiber artist whose work I lusted after ... Full Story >>
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Do you have a story to share with the Valley Ridge Community? Learn how
to submit your story to us here.
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our mission
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Instructor Michael
deMeng and his happy students during 2007's Tunnel
Vision workshop. |
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Valley Ridge Art Studio is a communal art space in southwestern Wisconsin for people
to actively explore, learn and create the arts and crafts of life. At
Valley Ridge, art is experienced in its spiritual, physical and psychological aspects through learning and doing. Valley Ridge Art
Studio juxtaposes the rich complexities of art and expression with the
simplicity of our natural environment. |
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Karen Timm did a great job of
inspiring me, and knew when
to give us room to work, and
when to 
Karen Timm did a great job of
inspiring me, and knew when
to give us room to work, and
when to step in to offer
ideas. It is a fine art to
know how to let students make
their own discoveries, but
step in at the moment they
need, before becoming
frustrated and closed to the
process. — Gwyn Calvetti
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