Showing posts with label Lake Erie Screw Factory. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lake Erie Screw Factory. Show all posts

Sunday, November 8, 2009

The Open Studio yesterday at the Lake Erie Screw Factory was

Great!

Around 300 folks strolled through, with the second and third floor studios busy from 2:30 till 9 p.m.! The variety of artists was impressive and the perfect weather added to the high spirits of our guests.

Better late then never, here is a nice article explaining the history of the factory's Open Studio from ClevelandIndependent.com:

 



Our next Open Studio will be in May, 2010.

Friday, November 6, 2009

Our open house tomorrow from 3pm to 9pm

in the Lake Erie Screw building (also known as the Templar Industrial Park building) promises to be a blast!

Besides visiting the open studios on floors two and three, shopping for the holidays and snooping around to see how everyone else organizes their space, we'll have plenty of food, drink and a live band at 8pm on the third floor.

I'll be working on a few projects....

We hope to see you there!

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Monday, September 28, 2009

Sunday, September 6, 2009

The Studio in Photos


For those of you who have asked to see what the Great Lakes Decorative Arts Studio looks like, here it is!

The Studio is located in the former Lake Erie Screw Factory in Lakewood, Ohio. It is a 2  minute drive from I90. The wonderful old factory houses over 50 various sized artisan studios. We hold an Open House twice a year, which is when most of these photos were taken. The studio is divided into two areas, the classroom and the work room. I keep the work room private; it is filled with products, works in progress, tools, ladders and anything else you can think of!


When I moved in...
When I moved in...


After a little lime plaster and rust
After a little lime plaster and rust


Welcome to the Open House!

Coming into the classroom area
Coming into the classroom area


Here is the wall of finishes... in several pics

Finishes- first
Finishes...



Wall of finishes- two
Wall of finishes- two


Wall of finishes- three
Wall of finishes- three


Wall of finishes- four
Wall of finishes- four


The other long wall
The other long wall


In an upcoming post, I'll tell you a bit about that gorgeous Art Deco screen that you see in the first photo.