A day of flame working demos, a big model train exhibit, and musical mechanical automation.
NJ artist Paul J. Stankard’s revolutionary approach to flameworking and realistic botanical representations has elevated the humble paperweight to fine art.
As part of the Flame to Flower exhibit the Corning Museum of Glass will be presenting live presentations of glassworking.
The Mega Model Train Exhibit
The nearly 300-square-foot train set is an ever-changing work of art surrounded by incredibly detailed and whimsical scenes.
The Guinness Collection of Music and Automata
The 750 piece collection spans a miniature music box that fits into an 18-karat gold ring to the enormous Poppers “Rex” Orchestrion, which plays a whole orchestra of instruments and is powered by a complex pneumatic system that is over 100 years old.
When: Friday, December 15th
Time: 11:00am
Where: The Morris Museum
6 Normandy Heights Road
Morristown, NJ 07960
Adults $10
Seniors $8
Plan to use dry materials (you may be able to use watercolor)
Lunch - Bring your food and drink. There is a seating area we can gather in.
There are no fees to participate in the urban sketching event . All drawing skill levels are welcome.
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