Week Long Intensive Sculpture Workshop
National Sports Library and Museum (NSLM)
July 5th - 9th 2020
with Goksin Carey


Goksin Carey, Instructor
Christine Nelson with full horse
The National Sporting Library and Museum (NSLM)
and
the Artists in Middleburg (AiM)
are proud to announce the third year of collaboration with the intensive week-long workshop with expert sculptor and instructor, Goksin Carey.
The workshop is open to all levels of experience from beginner to professional. Everyone is welcome – no previous experience in sculpture is necessary. Students of all levels work together at their own pace and receive individualized instruction from Carey. Carey has led successful equine sculpture workshops at AiM since 2014 and this will be the third year her week-long workshop will be held at the National Sporting Library & Museum (NSLM).
Attendees will learn the landmarks of the equine anatomy on a sculptural form, the positive and negative elements, and to sculpt "inside out" (from the bone and muscle structure to the external surface). The student’s “eye” will continue to be developed by sculpting through observation and understanding the ABC's of equine sculpting:
A- Anatomy,
B- Bio-mechanics,
C- Conformation.
D- Dedication
When: Monday - Friday, November 18th - 22nd 2019
10:00AM - 4:30PM
Where: National Sporting Library and Museum
102 The Plains Road, Middleburg, Va, 20117
Cost: $500 Workshop Fee
$140 One time supply fee
*$200 nonrefundable deposit required at registration
paypal, check, or credit card accepted
One Week Schedule
Monday to Friday: Complete full horse
Thursday sculpting at the Horse Farm with horses
Saturday Visit to the foundry.
*Special Highlights of the week: Visit a bronze foundry for a tour to learn about the molding and casting process prior to bronzing. Study a live model (horse) to help understand its anatomy, movement and landmarks.
Free 1 year membership to the Gallery and the NSLM
To Register: complete the application below, mail/email to:
sandy@theartistsinmiddleburg.org
Space is limited to ten students and are accepted on a a first come,
first serve basis.