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8 Ages 11 - 15 Ages 11 - 15 ArtVentures! for Preteens ages 11 to 15 ArtVentures! is designed to meet the needs of our preteen students who are looking for learning opportunities that are challenging and fun. These classes are created to introduce young artists to a variety of disciplines that are taught at the Art Center. All art supply costs, modeling fees and art supplies are included unless otherwise indicated. Cut Paper Animation for Preteens Instructor: Danielle Caradonna Mon. 3:45-5:45 pm $150, Maximum 6 students Cut paper animation is an exciting form of cartooning which incorporates drawing, collage and 3D elements into one form. Students will develop a storyboard, create their own characters and make a collage environment for the ultimate production of a short digital-animated film using the Art Center’s Digital Animation Lab! To see past student films, go to YouTube and link with “Dandimation.” Drawing Fundamentals for Preteens Instructor: Ellie Clough Tues. 4-5:30 pm $115, Maximum 10 students Learn the basic lessons of drawing from Ellie Clough as she guides you through the fundamentals, including the principles of line, value, form and composition, while working from still-life, imaginary and landscape imagery. Additionally, the principles of perspective will be explored. Drawing media include graphite, conte crayon, pastel and charcoal. Ages 11 - 15 Ages 11 - 15 SPRING MAY 6-June 10 Wheel Throwing for Preteens Instructor: Lauren Dadmun Wed. 3:45-5:45 pm $165, Maximum 8 students With the purpose of creating traditional functional objects, explore the many uses of the potter’s wheel along with handbuilding techniques. From plates, saucers and cups, to bowls and vessels, students will explore the rich world of functional ceramics in this introductory class. Acrylic Painting for Preteens Instructor: Monique Staples Sat. 10 am-noon $150, Maximum 10 students Students will explore still-life and photograph-based imagery using the versatile medium of acrylic paint. This water-based and quick-drying medium is perfect for young students who are seeking greater skill in their ability to paint. Students will be encouraged to paint larger imagery on canvas surfaces, and will be exposed to many fine paintings from the Currier collection. Paints, brushes, and canvas not provided. A supply list is available. Art School for Teens & Adults ages 15 to Adult Graduate to the Art Center program for teens and adults! Classes are open to students of all levels of ability, from beginning to more experienced students. The curriculum meets the needs of students who are looking for training in specific methods and media, who wish to commit themselves to developing their skills in a formal educational setting. All art supplies are provided unless otherwise noted. Course prices include art supplies/modeling fees where applicable. Fiber arts: Adults Tapestry Open Studio Studio Monitor: Cheryl Holbert Mon. 4-6 pm, 4/29-5/20 & 6/3 $90 for 5 prepaid sessions This is a drop in session for Art Center students or intermediate to advanced fiber artists as a time to use our studio and focus on individual projects. An instructor will be present to answer questions and advise as needed, but participant’s projects will be self-guided. Fibers are available for purchase. Students will receive an “Open Studio Punch Card” to gain access to the studio for 5 prepaid sessions. Punch cards are available through the Art Center office. Teens & Adults Teens & Adults Adults Adult Tapestry Studio: From Start to Finish! Instructor: Cheryl Holbert Mon. 6:30-9 pm, 5/6-5/20 & 6/3 $180, Maximum 8 students This four-week, studio-structured class provides an ideal opportunity for those who have always wanted to give tapestry weaving a try, as well as students who need to finish works in progress. So bring a love of color and texture – or that piece that just needs finishing, and join the Art Center’s vibrant weaving community! Open to beginning and experienced tapestry students. Exploring Narrative: Embroidery with Traditional and Non- Traditional Materials Instructor: Rebecca Davison Wed. 4-5:30 pm $125, Maximum 8 students Embroidery is not just a layer on top of the fabric. Each stitch pierces the cloth, pushes through the weave, and leaves a tangible mark, just as our personal history is embedded within us. Students will use embroidery techniques in projects that will tell a story by conveying the emotion of the event through the stitch. Both traditional and non-traditional approaches to the materials will be explored such as embroidering on cloth as well as paper and other found objects. New! New! Natural Dyeing: Images through Resist Instructor: Rebecca Davison Wed. 6:30-8:30 pm $165, Maximum 8 students Shibori is an ancient fiber process that resists dye creating beautiful patterns and designs. This introductory class into natural dyeing and Shibori techniques will explore both the literal and metaphorical definition of what it means to resist. Using Shibori processes such as Plangi, Tritik and Arashi, students will use natural dyes such as Cochineal, Brazilwood and Osage Orange as well as experiment with dyeing agents found in their own homes and backyards.
CERAMICS: Teens & Adults Adults Wheel Throwing Instructors: Rachel Montroy and Lauren Dadmun Tues. 9 am-noon with Rachel or Wed. 6-9 pm with Lauren $250, Maximum 8 students This class is for the student who is interested in learning and exploring basic skills on the potter’s wheel to create functional forms such as mugs, bowls, plates and vases. Techniques from wedging, centering, trimming, glazing and surface design will be introduced and demonstrated. The cost of the course will include 25lbs of clay and additional clay can be purchased if needed. Open Ceramics Studio for Adults Studio Monitor: Art Center Staff Wed. or Sat. 9:30 am-noon $90 for 5 prepaid sessions This is a drop-in session for Art Center students or intermediate to advanced ceramic artists as a time to use our studio and focus on individual projects. An instructor will be present to answer questions, but participant’s projects will be self-guided. Clay is available for purchase. Students will receive an “Open Studio Punch Card” to gain access to the studio for 5 prepaid sessions. Punch cards are available through the Art Center office. JEWELRY: Teens & Adults Jewelry Making: Casting Techniques Instructor: Joe Montroy Mon. 6:30-9 pm $225, Maximum 8 students Explore the creative possibilities of the ancient technique of Lost Wax Casting, a process of carving and shaping in wax, which is then reproduced in molten metal! Design your own rings, pendants, charms and small sculptures and replicate them in silver and bronze! This is an exciting class where anything is possible. Students of all levels are welcome. Teens & Adults ”Lo-Tech” Jewelry Instructor: Joy Raskin Wed. 6:30-8:30 pm, 5/8-5/29 $150, Maximum 8 students “Lo-Tech Jewelry” is the art of making jewelry using techniques which can be easily reproduced at home using a few hand tools – no torch required! Join Metalsmith and Jewelry artist Joy Raskin as she introduces you to the techniques of making wire jewelry! Students will coil, wrap, braid, crotchet, knit, twist and much more to make all kinds of fabulous jewelry and accessories. Make your own jewelry and wear it immediately! glass: Adults Adults Adults Fused Glass Innovations Instructor: Verne Orlosk Wed. 9:30-11:30 am $200, Maximum 8 students This class will allow students to further their experience in glass. Projects will be guided by revisiting processes that allow more creativity. Kiln-glass work affords an opportunity for critical thinking and an exciting combination of techniques. Prerequisite: Four previous fused glass classes required. Kiln Concepts Instructor: Verne Orlosk Wed. 1-2:30 pm $150, Maximum 8 students Kiln work is the necessary component in having your fused glass be the art you envision. Understanding the volume and science of glass, how to schedule the programs, how to include refractory elements and having hands on experience will produce better results. At least two projects can be designed and tested. Patience will also be a virtue in this class that focuses on studio management and production. Directed Studio: Fused Glass Instructor: Verne Orlosk Wed. 6:30-8:30 pm $200, Maximum 8 students If you’re seeking time to advance ideas in your fused glass projects, then this studio class will produce that result. A one-on-one discussion with artist Verne Orlosk will encourage your work to progress. Scrap glass, tools and kiln time will be included. Purchase of base glass can be made with our local vendor: COE90.com DRAWING: Adults Teens & Adults Teens Teens & Adults Drawing for Absolute Beginners Instructor: June Latti Mon. 1-3 pm $150, Maximum 10 students Learning “how to see” is an important skill in drawing. Use this sixsession class and our instructor’s encouragement to renew your artistic spirit and acquire new skills. We’ll be using graphite, conte’ crayons and charcoal to practice still-life, value studies and landscape sketching. Drawing the Figure Instructor: Ellie Clough Mon. 6:30-8:30 pm $180, Maximum 10 students Artists have been inspired to work from the figure for centuries. Discover the challenges that have lured so many artists into the life-drawing studio and kept them there. Learn the basic principles of line, shape, form and proportion while using a variety of media including graphite, charcoal, conte crayon, pastel and more. Mixed Media Drawing for Teens Instructor: Ann Domingue Wed. 3:30-5:30 pm $150, Maximum 10 students This class is geared toward any teen that wants to explore new materials and drawing techniques. The focus is on process and will use nontraditional methods of creating line, value and texture. Graphite, pastel, ink drawings and image transfers are just some of the materials that will be used. All students will be encouraged to experiment and combine media to achieve their “voice”, and see what effects can be produced within their individual pieces. Drawing for the Aspiring Cartoonist Instructor: Jerry Holbert Wed. 6:30-8:30 pm $150, Maximum 12 students Learn how to refine your drawing skills in a way that will set your cartoons apart! This class covers essential drawing techniques, while providing an opportunity to develop your own unique and humorous stories through the art of cartoon illustration. Open to beginning as well as experienced cartoonists. MAY 6-June 10 SPRING New! New! 9
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