2024 Spring Open Studio on May 4th and Fifth, noon-6 pm
May 4th and 5th is art seeing opportunities everywhere in Somerville this year. Come for a visit and also check out the Somerville Museum Artist Choice Exhibit.
2024 SPRING OPEN STUDIO
Come for a visit and see my new work, sculpture, painting and jewelry.
Wednesday Evening Sculpture Class
We meet on Wednesdays and sculpt in a friendly supportive environment. It is a joy to see everyone’s creativity. This is an abstract sculpture by Peter Krosunger.
Wednesday Night Open Sculpture Class
It is wonderful to see everyone’s creativity, all beautifully varied both in focus and style.
Classes
ceramic class at Vernon Street
Wheel throwing and hand building is offered in this Tuesday evening class.
Classes are held in my studio at 6 Vernon Street, Somerville. If interested, call me at 617-797-1099 for more info.
Wednesday Night Sculpting at Vernon Street
The images are works of class participants, all different and stunning. We had a great model and great pose that night.
Wednesday Night Sculpture
We meet at 6:30-9:00 every week. this is an open class format where you work on what you are interested in; relief, abstract, portrait, or figurative work. Our model starts posing at 7:00 PM.
OPEN STUDIO
This year I had my open studio on April 30th – May 1st. If you missed it, you could always find me on my Scheduled Shows
Sculptures by our class members
We meet once a week ro sculpt together. We have been lucky to have had great models to work from. Private and group classes are available at 6 Vernon Street Somerville, MA.
Weekly Sculpture Class
It is a pleasure to keep this group going in my studio, sculpting, developing new work every week.
For further information for group or private lessons contact me at: sholeh@sholehregna.com
Weekly Sculpture Class
You can sign up for private or group ceramic and sculpture classes at 6 Vernon Street SOMERVILLE.
Sculpture Class, Creativity, Fun
Multimedia works
This video shows a brief look at the work that I feature during festivals that I participate in.
Weekly Group Sculpture Class
It is amazing to see how everyone has a different take on the same pose. It is a pleasure to see creativity.
Sculpture classes
Contact me about private or group classes in sculpture and ceramics.
Our ongoing group class meets weekly in a safe and supportive space in my studio at 6 Vernon Street, Somerville. Here are some works by members of the class:
The new website
I have completed my new site
http://sholehregna.com
There is an online shop, and other services to explore. Please visit often.
Covid-19 Notice
Due to Coronavirus pandemic, there will be no classes held until further notice.
New Website
I am in process of redoing my website which will have an online store. Please stay tuned for the new and improved version!
You might say “it is about time,” and you would be right 🙂
I will be announcing my online store when it is completed.
Sculpture Class
Please join us on Wednesday evenings for this ongoing class at my studio, 6 Vernon Street Somerville. You can sign up by contacting me directly:
sholeh@sholehregna.com
Open Studio
This year my spring open studio is on May 4-5, noon-6 pm. I will be featuring my newest sculptures, jewelry, and more. Plan to visit, 6 Vernon Street, third floor, Somerville.
Happy New Year
Bas-Relief Sculpture Class
Working from your pictures or imagination, we will create works that are inspired from your mindscape. Our goal will be playful interpretations of reality or imagined narratives, visualized in bas-relief. Bring your images, stories, and ideas to this class.
When: Tuesdays, 
6pm – 9pm
Where: 
6 Vernon Street, Third Floor, Studio#35 Fee: $75 per three-week session or $30/ class. You can purchase clay at the studio at $30 for 50 pounds, or bring your own. Fee is payable by check or cash at the first meeting.
Register at http://sholehregna.com/contact.shtml
Sculpture Demonstration
I will demonstrate making a relief sculpture on December 5th. Please visit Melrose Arts art demos for details.
Bas-relief Demonstration Description:
This art form has been used since ancient times to portray images on walls and ceilings of caves, and as pictorial carvings on the side of mountains, as on Mount Rushmore. Relief sculptures are commonly seen on the surfaces of stone buildings such as the friezes on the Parthenon. It is often used to commemorate historic narratives, and on a personal scale as plaques, or on seals, coins, and jewelry.
In this workshop this process will be demonstrated through reductive and additive processes to create a portrait relief sculpture.
