| Mr. Bobby Hansson |

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Bobby Hansson creates art from cans and other cast-offs.
Since 1955, Bobby Hansson, a noted craftsman and crafts photographer, has developed sculpture, furniture and musical instruments from found materials. Hansson initially used cast-offs because they were free, but he soon discovered a unique ability to look at an object and see something else in it. His particular talent for transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary is displayed in his popular book The Fine Art of the Tin Can: Techniques and Inspirations.
Bobby was featured in the Philadelphia City Paper article "A Joyful Noyes", about the exhibition ReCreation/Recreation: Fun with Found Objects. The exhibition ran at the Noyes Museum in Oceanville, New Jersey, last year.
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 | July 08, 2009
| | | Stone Setting in Metal Clay | | | Set stones in Metal Clay! Students will make pieces using bezel setting, metal clay prongs, and channel setting techniques. |  | Read more... | | | |  | July 15, 2009
| | | 5 Settings in 5 Days | | | In this fun and fast paced workshop we will cover multiple stone setting techniques in just five days. |  | Read more... | | | |  | July 22, 2009
| | | Woven Metal Techniques | | | Create alluring surfaces and structures using woven metal techniques. This hands-on workshop will introduce students to twining, braiding, weaving, "knitting" a chain, soumak, card-weaving and more. |  | Read more... | | | |  | July 27, 2009
| | | Basic Lapidary | | | Learning how to cut and polish your own cabochons with limitless shape, size, and color options! |  | Read more... | | | |  | August 14, 2009
| | | Granulation and Fusing | | | Learn the ancient techniques of fusing and granulation and add new levels of detail, delicacy, and texture to your work. |  | Read more... | | | |  | August 19, 2009
| | | Give Me A Hand: Bracelets and Rings | | | This workshop will focus on adorning the hand. Design and make a variety of rings and bracelets while exploring a many designs, from the simple band ring and bangle bracelet, to hollow and fold formed variations. |  | Read more... | | | |
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