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adult classes 11 Class fees include one bag of clay; additional bags may be purchased during class (stoneware/terra cotta $10, porcelain $12 per bag). FIA clay is for use in FIA classes ONLY. Adult students currently enrolled in FIA clay classes are eligible for Open Clay Studio. Open Studio fees are $12 for 1-3 week classes, $28 for 4-7 week classes, and $40 for 8-12 week classes. Two people sharing the same residence receive 10% off open studio. Mark Hanner, Sculptural Clay class CERAMICS Claire White, Sculptural Clay class 2 Day Workshop Silk-Screen Prints on Clay Chrys Lewis Create rich surface depth by silkscreening under-glazes, slips and stains, china paints and custom made decals. Bring pre-fired pots and tiles to embellish with screen prints. Supply fee is included. Bring a lunch or stop by The Café. FR (2 wks) 2/5–2/12 10a–4p Studio 2 WK-3806-65 Members $70 Non-members $84 Tile Making & Raku Karyn Konkel Experiment with various tile making techniques; press molding, mosaic murals, relief sculpting, basin style method and extrusion. Raku firing method, cone 6, and cone 10 glazes, and handbuilding with tiles will be covered. Plaster fee included. TH (8 wks) 1/21–3/18 2p–5p No class 2/18 Studio 2 CR-1806-66 Members $129 Non-members $158 TH (8 wks) 1/21–3/18 6p–9p No class 2/18 Studio 2 CR-1806-67 Members $129 Non-members $158 TH (6 wks) 3/25–5/6 2p–5p No class 4/8 Studio 2 CR-1806-68 Members $99 Non-members $121 TH (6 wks) 3/25–5/6 6p–9p No class 4/8 Studio 2 CR-1806-69 Members $99 Non-members $121 ph 810.237.7315 email arted@flintarts.org (ATTN: Art School) Creative Handbuilding Devin Farrand Strengthen handbuilding and traditional ceramics techniques. Develop sculptural forms and contemporary ideas, while discovering the full potential of slab and coil building techniques. Develop class projects and work independently as well. MO (10 wks) 2/15–4/19 10a–1p Studio 2 CR-3806-70 Members $159 Non-members $195 TH (10 wks) 2/18–4/22 2:30p–5:30p Studio 3 CR-3806-71 Members $159 Non-members $195 Beginning Clay Sculpture Addie Langford This technique-based class emphasizes proper construction, drying methods, tool use, and basic glaze application. Use geometric shapes and simple methods to create sophisticated sculpture and functional works. MO (8 wks) 2/8–3/29 1:30p–4:30p Studio 2 CR-1901-72 Members $129 Non-members $158 Wheel & More Guy Adamec Alternate between lectures, hand building, wheel throwing, and glazing. Later, focus in the area you find most appealing. Individual consultation will maximize self-expression. Students are encouraged to bring books and photos for inspiration. MO (7 wks) 1/25–3/8 1p–4p Studio 3 CR-0102-73 Members $114 Non-members $139 MO (7 wks) 3/15–4/26 1p–4p Studio 3 CR-0102-74 Members $114 Non-members $139 MO (12 wks) 1/25–4/12 6p–9p Studio 3 CR-0102-75 Members $188 Non-members $231
Creative Characters Michele Gunn Inspired by goblins, gnomes, or Native American dolls? Learn clay-modeling techniques and turn fantasy into creative characters! Create body language, facial expression and props to communicate personality. WE (6 wks) 2/3–3/10 10a–1p Studio 2 CR-1102-76 Members $99 Non-members $121 Beginning Pottery Jeff Hageman Learn the ancient skills of centering, pulling up, shaping, and tooling on the potter’s wheel. Develop the skills of simple clay preparation, and explore the versatility of throwing tools. Basic glazing techniques will be covered. WE (10 wks) 1/20–3/24 2p–5p Studio 2 CR-1202-77 Members $159 Non-members $195 SA (8 wks) 3/20–5/15 10a–1p No class 4/3 Studio 3 CR-1202-78 Members $129 Non-members $158 Beginning Handbuilding Jeff Hageman Test-drive this practical method of sculpting in clay! Faculty will demonstrate basic handbuilding techniques such as scoring, slipping, coiling, slab building and modeling. Bring a box of oddsand-ends from the junk drawer to embellish creative pieces. WE (8 wks) 1/20–3/10 6p–9p Studio 2 CR-1202-79 Members $129 Non-members $158 Thrown & Altered Guy Adamec Throw a pot or vessel form, then cut, reshape and fit them together using paddles and tools to create sculptural and functional forms that couldn’t be made on the wheel alone. Bring inspirational images to class. WE (12 wks) 1/27–4/14 6p–9p Studio 3 CR-0104-80 Members $188 Non-members $231 Sculptural Clay Guy Adamec Using all types of clay, combine wheel, slab, and coil building techniques to make ambitious personal artwork. Bring sketches or pictures of ideas from figurative to abstract, tiny to large-scale! Experienced students only please. TH (12 wks) 1/28–4/15 10a–2p Studio 2 & 3 CR-0104-81 Members $250 Non-members $308 Raku Techniques Jeff Hageman Experience this ancient Japanese firing process! Pull pots and tiles red hot from the kiln and immerse them in flaming straw! Smoke will color the work with brilliant metallic tones. Basic ceramics skills required. Bring fume respirator to first class. WE (8 wks) 3/24–5/12 6p–9p Studio 2 CR-1204-82 Members $129 Non-members $158 Extended Pottery Workshop Guy Adamec Refine your personal voice by developing advanced wheel and decorative techniques unique to your personal interests. Reference materials will be suggested for inspiration and enrichment. WE (12 wks) 1/27–4/14 10a–3p Studio 3 CR-0105-83 Members $314 Non-members $386 Steven Landon, Ceramic Handbuilding Karyn Konkel, Tile Making & Raku Advanced Wheel Guy Adamec Advanced students will initiate unique projects and address potter’s wheel challenges. Solve clay dilemmas through demonstrations and individualized attention! Students are encouraged to explore new forms and techniques. TU (12 wks) 1/26–4/13 1p–4p Studio 3 CR-0105-84 Members $188 Non-members $231 TU (12 wks) 1/26–4/13 6p–9p Studio 3 CR-0105-85 Members $188 Non-members $231 FACULTY PROFILE Guy Adamec has an MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art and is the FIA Ceramics Studio Fire Master. Guy has been a studio potter and ceramics instructor for more than 25 years. He exhibits his work throughout the midwest. Devin Farrand has a BFA from Eastern Oregon University and is a MFA candidate at Cranbrook Academy of Art. He specializes in clay sculpture and exhibits nationally. Jeff Hageman has a BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute in ceramics and is known for his technically challenging curriculum. Jeff specializes in teapots and sculptures constructed from thrown parts. Addie Langford holds a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design and an MFA from the Cranbrook Academy of Art. A Fulbright Scholar, she has exhibited her work in the U.S. and Madrid. = Beginner = Intermediate = Advanced = Family Block = New Faculty Member 12
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