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Art by the Glass: Crafting Copper Flowers

Class/Workshop
Durand/Estes Rooms
$40 ($32 for members)
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White vase with metallic copper-like flowers on a dark background.

Learn to create stunning, lifelike flowers from thin sheets of copper in this workshop led by artist and studio educator Connor Dyer. Drawing inspiration from works or art like Flowers that Bloom Now by Yayoi Kusama, you’ll explore the art of crafting each petal with care—cutting, shaping, and assembling them into a truly unique and lasting work of art. Whether you’re a first-timer or have experience with metalworking, this workshop offers something for everyone, sparking your creativity and helping you craft a beautiful copper flower that’s perfect as a gift or a keepsake. Your ticket includes a beverage, snacks, and all the materials to create your work of art.

Tickets are $40 ($32 for members). Reserve your spot online or with Guest Services at (479) 657-2335 today.

Bonus: Have kids and looking for something fun for them to do? Sign them up for Kids Night where they can enjoy their own creative activities in a separate classroom while you enjoy a night off!

Meet your Instructor:

Born and raised in Lawrence, Kansas, Connor Dyer began their artistic journey close to home. They attended the University of Kansas, where they earned a BFA in Metalsmithing and Jewelry, along with a minor in Art History. After graduating, they pursued further education at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, earning an MFA in Metalsmithing and Jewelry and an MA in Art Education. Connor work focuses on the exploration of fandoms and popular culture, particularly through the creation and photography of cosplay-inspired masks and hoods. She often combines metalworking techniques with fiber processes such as sewing, felting, and knitting.