MAACM’s Glass Studio!
Fused Glass Classes
Our Fused Glass Classes are perfect for the beginning glass artist. Learn the art of fused glass with colorful kiln-fired technique. Classes are 1 hour, and projects can be picked up the following week.
Registration required:
- MAACM Members: $65
- Non-Members: $75
- *Cost includes all equipment and supplies
Upcoming Schedule:
Leaded Glass Classes
Learn the art of leaded glass! If you are new to leaded glass, join one of our Level I introductory classes to learn the basics of cutting and soldering or for more experienced students, join a level II class (when available) for more of a challenge!
Level I Introductory Classes
Level I classes are the perfect introduction to the craft of leaded glass-making. Learn the basics as you create your own 6 x 7 inch glass panel. Introductory classes are two sessions, each lasting 3 hours. Closed toed shoes are required for class participation.
Registration required:
- MAACM Members: $110
- Non-Members: $125
- *Cost includes all equipment and supplies
Upcoming Schedule:
Intermediate Projects in the Glass Studio!
Explore leaded glass art further with these fun intermediate level projects. Level I class experience is recommended, but not required. Intermediate classes are two sessions, each lasting 3 hours.
Registration required:
- MAACM Members: $190
- Non-Members: $200
- *Cost includes all equipment and supplies
-
Tuesday, September 16, and September 23, 2025:
Frank Lloyd Wright Intermediate
10am-1pm
Register Now: CLICK HERE -
Friday, October 17, and October 24, 2025:
Frank Lloyd Wright Intermediate
10am-1pm
Register Now: CLICK HERE -
Friday, November 14, and November 21, 2025:
Dard Hunter Christmas Tree Light
10am-1pm
Register Now: CLICK HERE
MAACM’s Glass Classes are taught by Master Craftsman Carlos Velasco, whose experience with artistic glass has deep family roots stretching back three generations. His grandfather Jose Velasco, born in Spain (1911), immigrated to Colombia where he established a thriving family glass business named Casa Velasco, where Carlos apprenticed at the age of 14. Carlos has worked on many important restorations of art pieces in private collections and public works of art, locally and internationally.