THIS CLASS IS CURRENTLY FULL. PLEASE CONTACT US AT 301-571-8966 OR WEISSERGLASS@GMAIL.COM TO BE ADDED TO THE WAITLIST.
Wednesday, November 11- Sunday, November 15
10-5 each day (class may wrap up earlier on the last day)
5-day workshop. Tuition $1,295.00; includes materials and use of tools. Previous glass cutting experience (particularly strip cutting at 4mm thickness) and prior fusing experience required.
A $650.00 deposit is required to reserve your spot in the workshop. The $645.00 tuition balance is due September 11, 2026.
PLEASE NOTE THAT AT THIS TIME, YOU ARE ONLY ABLE TO PAY THE DEPOSIT. WE ARE NOT COLLECTING FULL TUITION AMOUNTS AT THIS TIME.
Space is limited; tuition must be paid in advance to reserve your space in a class.
I am fascinated with the richness that results from pattern making and the color variations that are possible. There is a mathematical aspect to pattern making that appeals to my interest in structure and order – Richard Parrish
Richard returns to Weisser Studio to teach his widely admired tapestry technique! Learn the secrets to creating dazzling, intricate patterns inspired by Richard’s Tapestry series of work.
This workshop is a comprehensive, boot-camp-style class covering Tapestry and Beyond Tapestry methods, among other topics. This class is designed to expand everyone’s knowledge of a wide range of Tapestry techniques and variations. On-edge assembly, cutting and reassembling, multiple firings, slumping, and coldworking expand the basic methods; many of these techniques can be adapted and used with other patterned glass.
This is an excellent workshop for a wide range of artists: those who are new to Tapestry, those who have previously taken the workshop online or in person, and students who have learned from his Bullseye video lesson.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Richard Parrish operates a studio for kiln-glass in Bozeman, Montana. He holds a Master of Architecture degree from the Cranbrook Academy of Art in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan and a Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Idaho in Moscow, Idaho. His work was selected for the Corning Museum of Glass’s New Glass Review 27 and 38. He was featured in a solo exhibition at the Rockwell Museum in Corning, New York and in a group exhibition at the Glasmuseet Ebeltoft in Denmark, both in 2016.
Richard has taught architecture and design at The University of Michigan and Montana State University. He teaches classes in kiln-glass internationally, focusing on the visual elements of design; color theory; and inspiration, meaning and intent.
Richard’s glasswork includes speculative work; functional objects; and architectural installations and design elements.
PLEASE NOTE THAT BY PURCHASING ENROLLMENT IN THIS WORKSHOP, YOU ARE AGREEING TO OUR TUITION CANCELLATION POLICIES
TUITION CANCELLATION POLICY FOR THIS WORKSHOP
If we need to cancel a class: If Weisser Studio needs to cancel this class due to insufficient enrollment or another unforeseen cause, a full tuition refund will be issued.
If you need to cancel from the class, a $100.00 processing fee applies to all refunded or transferred tuition for this workshop. Tuition will not be refunded for students' cancellations made on or after September 10, 2026, unless a replacement can be seated.