- April 24, 2024
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Alex Brown learned how to play with fire at the torch-cutting workshop.
Jimmy, Ronin and Eli Ehrhart sketched some drawings.
Chelsea Smith, Rachel Cole and Alex Schouten watched the torch-cutting.
Dan Drnach of the Cats in the House band kept the night lively with some jazz music.
Dasan Costandi and Natalie Harrison colored in designs.
Sculptor Stefan Alexandres hammered away at the smith.
Stephen Clark, Maddy Vences, Linda Akerson and Sarafina Croft made sure to visit the school’s many workshops.
The Crealdé School’s Young Arts Program Manager Belinda Glennon oversaw the many ceramic pieces created in the raku firing.
Robert and Jamieson Thomas, John Baker, Deneen Fasand and Wendy Wallenberg had a ball together.
Featured artists Janvier and Gustaf Miller were proud of the Crealdé School’s “Hand in Hand: The Creative Works of Janvier Miller and Gustaf Miller” exhibit displaying their art.
Arianne Greene picked up a cat ceramic pot from the school’s raku kiln.
McKenzie VandenBrekel tried out the welding torch.
Crealde School marketing manager Mila Dykes worked the torch-cutting station.
Stef Veith, Elizabeth Moore and Brandon Cato watched the fire works.
Fellow Gabriel Isaac and ceramics department manager Vince Sansone made ceramic pots in the raku firing.
Tia Harris and photography teacher John Baker walked through the school.
Kaffie Harris and Michael Maxine explored the school.
Crealdé volunteer Ryan McBryde chatted with Terry and John Forrester.
Lisa Bohlmann and Cynthia Koerner sipped drinks before the light photography showcase.
Stephen Clark, Maddy Vences and Linda Akerson made sure to visit the school’s many workshops.
The Crealdé School of Art hosted another fiery festival with its eighth annual Night of Fire celebration on Saturday, Jan. 12. Winter Park families and art enthusiasts checked out the school’s many arts workshops that included torch-cutting, blacksmithing, photograms, painting and more. Featured artists Janvier and Gustaf Miller were also present to promote their “Hand in Hand: The Creative works of Janvier Miller and Gustaf Miller” exhibit at the school’s opening reception.
