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Master Craftsman Studio
Master Craftsman Studio is a unique university auxilliary under the College of Visual Arts, Theater, and Dance. We specialize in realizing the institutions’ creative desires for its campus. As an in-house studio to the school, we work with a wide variety of university entities such as maintenance, grounds, planning, design, public relations, athletics, and academics. We are a self-subsidizing auxiliary of the university which means we generate our own funding. Students see a working professional studio and are exposed to the inner business workings from estimates and ideas, to installation and invoices. This format allows us great opportunities to demonstrate to students the confluence of creativity and entrepreneurship. This practice helps students see that their creativity is a powerful tool that can solve any problem.
Featured Stories
Visiting Glass Artist Lecture: Kenneth F. von Roenn, Jr.
Thursday November 17, 6 p.m. Kenneth F. van Roenn, Jr. will present "Off the Wall, Out of the Gallery: Art's Gone Public from a personal perspective" in William Johnston Building Room 2004. Lecture will be free and open to the public. For additional information contact Master Craftsman Studio at (850) 644-0139 or by email: mastercraftsman@fsu.edu.
Smoke Firing
On Tuesday, May 10 MCS hosted forty students from Pineview Elementary School for a NativeAmerican smoke firing. The students enjoyed a presentation by Mission San Luis on the traditional hand built and smoke fired pottery found in this region.
Bullseye Glass Company Educators Forum
Master Craftsman Studio was invited to attend a special week long workshop offered to glass art educators. Bullseye hand selected Universities and private art schools from around the country. We are pleased to announce that MCS secured two of only eight invitations to this event!
Master Craftsman featured in Glass Craftsman magazine
MCS is featured in the current issue of Glass Craftsman magazine.
