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At the March woodworkers' presentation, learn how woodcarver Dan Webb takes woodcarving to a whole new level by bridging traditional American woodcarving and classical European traditions.

About this Event

Dan is a master of the craft of woodcarving, but he's also an artist eager to push his work in new directions. His  work is included in numerous museum collections, including the Seattle Art Museum, the Tacoma Art Museum, the Portland Art Museum, the New Museum in New York, Crystal Bridges in Arkansas and the Smithsonian. See more of his work at his website.

He is scheduled to teach a candlestick carving class — an opportunity to get started in carving sculptures — at BARN on Saturday and Sunday mornings April 15 to 29. He will also be participating in BARN's new Carving Afternoons beginning April 1, 1-3 p.m, and then following at the same time each Sunday.

The monthly woodworkers' presentations always offer an informative program on some aspect of woodworking. They also provide an opportunity to meet other woodworkers of all skill levels, learn what's new in the shop, and share your thoughts on class offerings and studio operations.

As usual, we’ll have coffee and nibbles. Free and open to all — no need to register.