Woven Sculpture: Form and Surface Explorations
Rose Tsang
April 25 – May 2, 2026
$235 for members
$275 for non-members
Join artist Rose Tsang for a hands-on workshop in sculptural basketry. You’ll explore how to build expressive 3D forms using traditional basket-weaving materials like rattan reed, along with unexpected found or foraged elements — think yarn, twigs, electronic cables, wire, even old tennis or badminton rackets. If you can weave into it, it’s fair game.
We’ll start by learning core techniques such as twining and random weave, and cover multiple ways to create bases, build volume, expand or contract form, and join separate structures into a larger piece.
In the second half of the workshop, you’ll create the “skins” that wrap and transform your sculptural frameworks. We’ll work with materials like kozo paper, concrete, animal gut, and acrylic paints to give each sculpture its own unique voice and surface presence.
All sessions will be held online over Zoom and recorded. Recordings will be emailed to participants within 24 hours of the session. Recordings are available for one year. This workshop features 2 hour instruction sessions on Saturdays and a midweek meetup to troubleshoot, share progress, and gather in community with other participants. Live sessions are scheduled as follows:
- Saturday, April 25, 12-2PM EDT (convert timezone)
- Wednesday, April 30, 7-8PM EDT (convert timezone)
- Saturday, May 2, 12-2PM EDT (convert timezone)
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About Your Instructor

Rose Tsang is an artist whose practice moves between printmaking, sculpture, installation and mixed-media collage. Guided by the pull of memory and the unfolding of time, her work draws upon the language of the body — its anatomy, gestures, and echoes. Material is her compass: plant and animal, synthetic and organic, their tensions and harmonies brought into intimate dialogue. Each piece becomes a site of metamorphosis, where fragments converge and surfaces remember.
Rose received her MFA in Art from the California Institute of the Arts in 2023. From 2019 to 2021, she was an Artist-In-Residence at the Kala Art Institute in Berkeley, CA. Currently, she lives and works in Los Angeles.