Sculptural Art at Arrowmont
Transform your sculptural ideas into reality in Arrowmont’s hands-on workshops. Work with metal, glass, wood, and more, guided by expert instructors in a space designed for creativity. Whether you’re refining traditional techniques or experimenting with mixed media, our workshop offers the tools, space, and inspiration to push your limits. Join a community of makers and craft your next masterpiece in an environment built for creative growth.
Explore Sculptural Workshops
Enamel Sgraffito, Paint, & Draw
Paltiya: The Material That Changed Sculpture Forever
Wax and Vision: Building Your Encaustic Language
Collecting and Fabricating Landscapes
Translating Form to Glass: Casting Essentials
Enamel Drawing and Painting: Creating Wearable Art
Basketweaving with Foraged Fibers
Concrete’s Not Hard
Sweetgrass Basket Weaving: A Lowcountry Tradition
Spirit Guardians: Totemic Sculpture in Wood & Found Objects
Unleash Your Creativity
Students at Arrowmont have the opportunity to expand their skills and explore new techniques in an immersive, retreat-like setting with incredible mountain views.
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Flexible learning spaces
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Professionally equipped studio
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Sculptural exploration
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Mixed-Media Approaches
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Communal creativity
Arrowmont offers workshops in 2D Arts, Ceramics, Metals & Glass, Jewelry, Sculpture, Textiles & Paper, and Woodworking. These immersive workshops provide students of all skill levels the opportunity to work alongside talented instructors in our professionally equipped studios.
Looking for something different? Arrowmont has a workshop for everyone.
Sculpture Studio Overview
Located on the second floor of the Turner Building, the Multimedia Studio is steps from our Library & Resource Center and next to the Sandra J. Blain Galleries. The flexible nature of this studio makes it ideal for multimedia and sculpture classes where different types of media are being used. Adjacent to the Metals Studio, our enamel classes and cold work glass techniques are often taught in this space, allowing for a free flow of tools and equipment between the two workshops.
