Events . Afterlife Anatomy Taxidermy Workshops at The Weeping Glass

Afterlife Anatomy Taxidermy Workshops at The Weeping Glass

taxidermy workshop
Workshop
Weeping Glass
All Ages

The Weeping Glass is opening our backrooms and welcoming the weird and wonderful folks who wander through our doors to the return of odd and curious workshops and lectures within these walls.
Our taxidermy workshop series this May is hosted by Katie Innamorato of Afterlife Anatomy is a modern-day Anubis, aiming to preserve and honor the deceased in their afterlife. She has been professionally trained and competes at state and world level championships. She has teamed up with The Field Museum for an educational video, taught classes for the New York state Department of Environmental Conservation, and worked with the SVA in NYC for some classes as well. She has been featured on the TV show "Oddities," displayed pieces at La Luz de Jesus Gallery in Los Angeles, profiled in the book Taxidermy Art, along with coauthoring her own book, "STUFFED ANIMALS."
All specimen deaths are not related to the artwork. Everything is long deceased beforehand. Animals are sourced from roadkill when legal, abatement and nuisance removal, donations, pet store and breeder casualties, and scraps from other taxidermists which would often be thrown away.


Saturday May 11th, 2024
Jackalopes $350
This class will introduce students to basic small mammal taxidermy. Each student is provided with their own specimen which have been prepped and tanned. They will have to final prep, mount, and groom. We will go through the process of preparing our forms, building up with clay, and final assembly. Everything is supplied and students do not need any prior experience for this class. Each student will leave with their own finished piece.

Sunday May 12th, 2024
Moles $200
This class will introduce students to the process and techniques behind basic small mammal taxidermy. Students will learn how to skin, prep, preserve, mount, and position the animal. Basic armatures will be used and students will learn how to carve head forms. Students are encouraged to bring in any props they may want to dress the animal up in. I will provide all specimens, materials, and tools for the class. Each student will leave with their own finished mount. We will also be doing some habitat and base work if students are interested.

Find your tickets in the events section on our homepage at www.theweepingglass.com to reserve your spot.
Each class is limited to 10.

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