Create three-dimensional artwork and explore materials, form and creative problem-solving through UT San Antonio Community Art. Adult sculpture classes introduce traditional and experimental approaches, from metalwork and woodworking to glass, casting, found-object assemblage and interdisciplinary art.
Whether you want to explore sculpture for the first time or develop an existing practice, browse the current schedule for the techniques and experience levels offered this term. Course offerings vary by session.
Explore techniques for joining and shaping metal, and learn how fabrication can support functional or sculptural projects in applicable classes.
Experiment with tiles, glass, found objects and other materials to build imagery, relief works and three-dimensional compositions.
Discover approaches to glass-based artwork, including cutting, arranging and assembling stained-glass panels in courses where offered.
Explore how sculptors work with wood, plaster, concrete and unconventional media as opportunities appear in the course schedule.
Sculpture encourages artists to consider how form, materials and space work together. UT San Antonio Community Art brings these approaches into instructor-led classes and workshops, with options varying by term. Individual class descriptions explain the techniques, required experience and supplies for each offering.
Classes are open to the community. View currently listed Sculpture & Other Media offerings for dates, tuition, prerequisites and availability.
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Material requirements depend on the course. If a class is not included in the materials list, supplies may be described in the course listing, discussed during the first class, or provided as part of instruction.
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Open studio: Open studio access is currently not permitted for classes in sculpture, welding, glass and other media. Students should plan to complete studio activities during their scheduled class meetings.
Enrollment is open to the community. Read the registration policies and guidelines for payment, withdrawals, cancellations and refunds.
Classes and workshops may be offered for different experience levels. Check each current course description for prerequisites and recommended experience.
Program areas include welding and metal fabrication, woodworking, casting, stained glass, mosaics and other experimental media. Specific offerings change by session.
It depends on the class. Consult the course description and materials list for included supplies and any materials you need to purchase.
No. Open studio is not currently permitted for sculpture, welding, glass or other media classes.
Use the Register Now link above to browse current class offerings, meeting times, tuition and registration availability.