Mark Mitsuda: Artist talk

Mark Mitsuda artist talk
Saturday, January 7, 2017, 6pm*
Craft in America Center

Join us in the new year for the closing of Teachers and a talk by Mark Mitsuda about his dual roles as artist and educator.

Since 2000, Mitsuda has been employed as an Academy Art Instructor at the Punahou School, a coeducational college preparatory day school in Honolulu, Hawaii. Mitsuda first learned the art of glassblowing himself as a high school student at Punahou School, working under the tutelage of Hugh Jenkins. He continued his studies at Alfred University, Alfred, New York earning his BFA in glass in 1992. In addition to teaching at Punahou, Mitsuda has taught at Penland and his work is in numerous private collections as well as the Hawaii State Foundation for Culture and the Arts. Mitsuda will discuss his recent projects and how teaching inspires his work.

Please reserve a seat: rsvp@craftinamerica.org
*Please note time change for this event

Mitsuda demonstrates how to blow a vase — Mark Mitsuda demonstrates how to blow a crackled vase

Mark Mitsuda, Green and Black Zanfirico Bowl with Salmon Lip, 2016. — Mark Mitsuda demonstrates how to blow a crackled vase

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