- Feb 9 2010 - 7:00pm - Feb 9 2010 - 10:00pm
- Feb 13 2010 - 2:00pm - Feb 13 2010 - 11:00pm
- Feb 27 2010 - 1:00pm - Feb 27 2010 - 3:00pm
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THIS WEEKEND
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STUDIO BRICOLAGE PRESENTSMIXOLOGY: The Art & Science of Drink Hosted by Bradstreet Craftshouse Restaurant A few months ago, one of Studio Bricolage’s members suggested that we create a class about the history and preparation of cocktails. So, we approached the experts at Bradstreet Craftshouse and voila, this exciting series of classes was born. Fox 9 News' MA Rosko visited before the first workshop... take a look at the feature video Check out all the fun here from the first MIXOLOGY class. We hope you’ll join us for the next class:
First Friday Building Parties
On the first Friday evening of the month, Studio Bricolage offers creative and adventurous adults the chance to try different activities. One month it could be a project related to electricity, another month weird and wacky contraptions. As always, you can expect an endless supply of building materials and the necessary tools and building advice to help you build a project to take home. Still Just $10 at the Door -- Food & Beverage Included --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| Classes and Workshops |
| Check back soon - we are planning classes right now to warm you up during the cold months ahead. |
| Past Events |
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Do you like this whipped-cream powered rocket ship? Do you want to make a video like this? Hey, we're offering a class to teach you just that. November 6 Performance Sculpture: Kinetic Art was the theme with guest artist Tim Fort who taught us how to build chain-reaction wonders that explode, collapse and amaze. We also dove into the world of slow moving motors and wind powered devices. There's even the world's first wax-powered clock. Here are more videos and photos than you can shake a sculpture at. Tim's website is at: http://www.lunatim.com/kinart/kinetic.shtml
On Sunday intrepid Bricoleurs braved the icy waters of Lake Calhoun trying desperately to escape the gnashing jaws of a 160'- long shark! Frightened onlookers marveled at the fin and enjoyed the incredibly loud "Jaws" theme music. To see more shark photos bite here.
![]() April 3 PAPER BUILDING
In April, local artists Margaret Pezalla and Westy Copeland as well as other Makers showed how to make beautiful paper art. We made paper automata, built mathematical structures, cut with the laser, weaved beautiful paterns, created amazing colorful surfaces and "sewed" kraft paper suit jackets, vests and hats. It was an amazing "flatland" evening. Look at this Slideshow of amazing paper work.
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March 6 Second Annual Rube Goldberg Machine Building Event Take a look at the slideshow, and check back to see this years video.
Take a look at last years video of the First Annual Rube Goldberg video. |
Thanks for coming!
It was held on the East side of Lake of the Isles by the ice skating rink
People made and played with ice and brought it to sculpt with. It was free and it was fun! We have instructions for making ice here. |
- Building Jacobs Ladders
- Lighting up wood and drawing with electricity!
- Making Fluorescent Sculptures |
"Uber Tuber" Making fries fly!
A crew from TPT's new television show MAKE:television filmed the amazing spud into french fries invention. Watch the video. |
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November 6 Performance Sculpture: Kinetic Art was the theme with guest artist Tim Fort who taught us how to build chain-reaction wonders that explode, collapse and amaze. We also dove into the world of slow moving motors and wind powered devices. There's even the world's first wax-powered clock. Here are more
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