1 Million Cups™, a program created by Kauffman Labs for Enterprise Creation to engage, educate and connect entrepreneurs, is a weekly gathering that is helping to build startup communities over cups of coffee and conversation across the country. Jeremie was recently proud to be the featured presenter at 1 Million Cups here in Peoria. Below is […]
Read her story. http://www2.icc.edu/alumni/2014/02/10/jeremie-draper/
Learn about the process of glass and how it is blown! Glass artist Jeremie Draper, BFA, Southern Illinois University, discuss the fascinating and intricate glassblowing process.12:15-12:45 pm Lecture admission is $3 (does not include admission to galleries or planetarium).
RSVP to the Sun Foundation via web at www.sunfoundation.org or by phone at 309-246-8403.
The Peoria Journal Star featured artist Jeremie and her new studio move. Read the Decebmer 29th 2013 article here http://www.pjstar.com/article/20131228/ENTERTAINMENT/131229391/0/SEARCH
Have you seen the May/June edition of “Art & Society” magazine yet? If not, you need to hurry & get a copy because Jonathan Wright has written an excellent article on EVG & Jeremie. Here is a preview for you… a link to the full article is provided below. “Nothing fires up this central Illinois […]
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Blow a huge bubble & spin it into a platter! Our instructors will guide you to roll into color, heat the glass and use a variety of the glass blowers’ tools. Then, using gravity & centripetal force, spin the glass until it opens into a platter (10-12” wide)
