A GUIDE TO ARTS EDUCATION & EVENTS IN JACKSON HOLE FALL / WINTER

A GUIDE TO ARTS EDUCATION & EVENTS IN JACKSON HOLE FALL / WINTER 2012 / 2013

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ABOUT THE ART ASSOCIATION 2011 CONTRIBUTIONS TO JACKSON HOLE ART SEEN EVENTS CALENDAR STUDIOS DEPARTMENTS ADULT EDUCATION YOUTH EDUCATIONTHANK YOU TO OUR BUSINESS SPONSORSART FAIR JACKSON HOLEMEMBERSHIP & SUPPORT

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Art Association StaffMary Lynn Callahan OperationsCathy Wikoff Development Director Amy Fradley Art Fair/Events Director Sam Dowd Ceramics & Sculpture Manager Tom Woodhouse Painting, Drawing & Printmaking ManagerEmily Boespflug Outreach & Youth Education Coordinator Thomas Macker Photography Manager/CuratorBenjamin Carlson Design & MarketingJessie Harris Administrative Assistant

Art Association Board of DirectorsDave Muskat ChairMariam Diehl Vice ChairMike Faems TreasurerCamille Obering SecretaryAgnes Bourne Sue CedarholmJohn FrechetteBarbara GentryChelcie JonkeLinda MacGregorSteve MalashockEliza MathieuJudie SchmidlappNona Yehia

The Art Association is a non-profit arts organization that offers exhibitions, events and art classes year-round. As we approach our 50th anniversary year, we are Jackson Hole’s oldest and largest visual arts organization dedicated to encouraging a vital, creative community by creating opportunities for exposure to arts education and the enjoyment of a wide variety of art experiences.

Volume 13 Issue 40This catalog is published 2 times per year by the Art Association of Jackson Hole

ART ASSOCIATION SCHEDULE OF CLASSESis published by the Art Association of Jackson Hole and supported in part by the Wyoming Arts Council, through funding from the Wyoming State Legislature, the National Endowment for the Arts, which believes that a great nation deserves great art, and The Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund.

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ABOUT THE ART ASSOCIATION

The Art Association is dedicated to artistic excellence, offering a welcoming, encouraging and collaborative venue for a wide variety of visual art. Our facility provides 10,000 square-feet of studios, classrooms and gallery space. Instruction and exploration is offered in the mediums of painting, drawing, ceramics, photography, silversmithing, screen printing, mixed media and more, along with a contemporary art gallery featuring hundreds of local and regional artists. These programs are all dedicated to fostering creativity through the arts for people from 2 to 90+ years, beginners to professional artists.

The Art Association is a hub of creativity with something to offer every child, adult, local and visitor to northwest Wyoming.

The ART ASSOCIATION OF JACKSON HOLE is the leader of visual arts programming in Northwest Wyoming.

For 49 years, it has made art a vital part of creative life, advancing, promoting and expanding cultural heritage.

The staff, board,

instructors and

volunteers

annually provide

visual art

experiences

for over

22,000 people.

Key offerings include adult and youth art

classes and workshops, an extensive outreach program

to underserved populations, changing exhibitions, art fairs,

collaborative programs and special events.

In 1963, a group of visionary residents founded the Art Association for neighbors to share talents and to supplement minimal public arts education available.

FROM ITS HUMBLE ORIGINS OVER A KITCHEN TABLE

ON A COLD WINTER’S NIGHT,

it has steadily evolved to the multidimen-sional visual arts organization it is today.


2011 CONTRIBUTIONS TO JACkSON HOlE

23 gallery exhibitions

showcasing

630 artists

1,100 K-12 students participating in

field trips

140 classes to 1,090 adults

classes

2011 Art AssociationContributions

toJackson Hole

Art Fairs serving

525 artists &

18,000 residents and visitors

60 outreach sessions supporting

15 community service

organizations

103 classes to

1,200 children

exhibitions

events

we help make Jackson Hole a vital, creative community.

WITH YOUR SUPPORT

63instructors

190 volunteers

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CITY KIDS WILDErNESS

ArT ASSOCIATION K-12 SCHOOL prOGrAMS

DISCOVErY prESCHOOL

FIrEFLIES prESCHOOL

GAp (GIrLS ACTIVELY pArTICIpATING MIDDLE SCHOOL prOGrAM)

HEAD STArT, EArLY HEAD STArT

JOurNEYS AND COMMuNITY SCHOOLS SpECIAL prOGrAMS

LITTLE LEArNErS prESCHOOL

MIDDLE SCHOOL CLAY

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MYLES BOrSHELL MEMOrIAL

& ArT ASSOCIATION HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLArSHIp

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TETON LITErACY TETON MENTOr prOGrAM

VAN VLECK HOuSE / pArKS & rECrEATION

The Art Association provides customized

art outreach programs to the following organizations at little or no

cost to participants.

2012/2013 Art Association

Creating Hand-in-Hand Outreach Programs

Thank you to: Dragicevich Foundation, Charles Engelhard Foundation, Community Foundation of Jackson Hole, Wyoming Arts Council through funding from the National Endowment for the Arts and Wyoming State Legislature, Cultural Council of Jackson Hole / Arts for All, Newton Foundation, Old Bill’s Fun Run for Charities, Lisa and David Carlin, Schultz Family Foundation, Avery Mathieu Fund Scholarship Donors and Anonymous Friends

Creating Hand-in-Hand is supported entirely by foundation, corporate and individual sponsors with new programs added as funding allows. Please contact the Art Association if you are interested in sponsorship.


ART SEEN

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1. Kate Dreher, Mike Swanson, Jeffrey Schroeder & Josi Stephens at Jackson Rising 2. Camille Obering Musser & Michele Oka Doner at Michele Oka Doner: Earth Fire Air Water 3. Inhabiting 4. Alissa Davies at Six Stories 5. The crowd at Whodunit?

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6. Kate Kosharek & Natalia Duncan Macker of Dancers’ Workshop’s Contemporary Dance Wyoming perform at Michele Oka Doner: Earth Fire Air Water7. Sandy Z at Whodunit? 8. Jonathan Selkowitz speaking at the 1st Annual Photography Competition Series9. Ry Hansen at The Cirque De Tetons at Kids Only10. John Buler at Jackson Rising11. Agnes Bourne & Ruth Boerefijn at Inhabiting

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DATE EXHIBITION / EVENT LOCATION TIME / OPENING RECEPTION

2012

November 2 -November 30

TOM WOODHOuSEArt AssociAtioN GAllery

NOVEMBEr 25:30 – 7:30pM

November 16 OuT OF THE WOODSSilent Art Auction And Party

tHeAter lobbyFrIDAY, NOVEMBEr 16 5:30pM

December 1 CHrISTMAS BAzAArFine arts and craft show, shopping for the holidays

sNow KiNG ice AreNA

SATurDAY, DECEMBEr 19:30AM – 5:00pM

December 8 -JANuAry 20

KEY INGrEDIENTS500 years of food from coast to coast

Art AssociAtioN GAllery

DECEMBEr 135:30 – 7:00pM:30 pM

2013

JANuAry 25 - FebruAry 15

THE JACKSON SALON SHOWKicking off the Art Association 50th Anniversary Year with our Annual Member show and celebration.


JANuArY 255:30pM – 7:30pM

FebruAry 22 - mArcH 15

CrYSTALIzED LIGHT30 Years of Glass Making in Jackson Hole


FEBruArY 225:30 -7:30pM

mArcH 8 WHODuNNIT?Anonymous Art Show and Sale tHeAter lobby

FrIDAY, MArCH 8 5:30pM

mArcH 22 -April 19

NOrTHWEST CONTEMpOrArY An Exhibition of artists living in WY, MT, ID, UT & CO.


MArCH 225:30 – 7:30pM

April 26 -mAy 17

FLuIDWatercolor in Jackson Hole


AprIL 225:30 – 7:30pM

mAy 24 -JuNe 21

2ND ANNuAL JACKSON HOLE pHOTOGrApHY COMpETITION SErIES


rECEpTIONS TBA

mAy 24 -JuNe 2

DuALITY: TWO CArEErS, ArCHITECT & pAINTEr 1961 – 2013 | ELIOT GOSS

THEATER GALLERYOpENING rECEpTION TBA

JuNe 28 -tbA

BEST OF WYOMING A Juried All Media Exhibition of Wyoming Artists

ART ASSOCIATION GALLERY & THEATER GALLERY

JuNE 285:30 – 7:30pM

EVENTS CAlENDAR

EVENTS CAlENDAR

DATE EXHIBITION / EVENT LOCATION TIME / OPENING RECEPTION

2013

July 19 - 21 ArT FAIr JACKSON HOLE MILLER PARKFrIDAY - SATurDAY 10AM - 6pMSuNDAY | 10AM - 4pM

AuGust 16 -18 ArT FAIr JACKSON HOLE MILLER PARKFrIDAY - SATurDAY 10AM - 6pMSuNDAY | 10AM - 4pM

AuGust 23 - september 6

KIDS ONLYYouth Art Exhibition

ART ASSOCIATION GALLERY

AuGuST 235:30 – 7:30pM

september 8 TAKIN’ IT TO THE STrEETS Local artist art fair

towN squAre DuriNG tAste oF tHe tetoNs

SuNDAY, SEpTEMBEr 810AM - 4:30pM

FAll Arts FestivAl weeK

FALL ArTS FESTIVAL OpEN STuDIO TOur

Art AssociAtioN All stuDios

FALL ArTS FESTIVAL WEEK TBA

september 13 - october 18

JACKSON rISING: THE 2ND ANNuAL LOCAL ArTISTS SHOW


SEpTEMBEr 135:30 – 7:30pM

september tbA EVErESTPhotography and Video Exhibition THEATER GALLERY SEpTEMBEr TBA

october 25 - December 31

rENDEzVOuS IICeramics Exhibition


OCTOBEr 255:30 – 7:30pM

November 15 OuT OF THE WOODSSilent Art Auction and Party

THEATRE GALLERY & LObbY

FrIDAY, NOVEMBEr 15 5:30pM

December 7 CHrISTMAS BAzAArFine arts and craft show, shopping for the holidays

sNow KiNG ice AreNA

SATurDAY, DECEMBEr 7 9:30AM – 5:00pM

THE ART ASSOCIATION’S GALLERY PROGRAM IS SUPPORTED IN PART BY:Art Association Members, Wyoming Arts Council, Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund, Old Bill’s Fun Run for Charities, Community Foundation of Jackson Hole, Dragicevich Foundation, Charles Engelhard Foundation, Baldwin Art Association Endowment, Cultural Council of Jackson Hole/Arts for All, William E. Weiss Foundation, Lexington at Jackson Hole, Center of Wonder, Wells Fargo, Agnes Bourne, Alberto Cribiore, Roberta & Steven Denning, Marieluise Hessel, Camille Obering, Julie & Will Obering, Central Wyoming College, The Liquor Store, The Master’s Studio, Westside Wine and Spirits, Stinky Prints, our Non-profit Partners and many other generous friends.


DRAWING • PAINTING • PRINTMAKING STUDIOS All STUDIOS

PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO

bORSHELL CHILDREN’S STUDIO ( YOUTH ED. )

ART ASSOCIATION FRONT DESK & GALLERY

MULTI PURPOSE STUDIO

SILVERSMITHING STUDIO

CERAMICS STUDIO

STUDIOS

OpEN STuDIO pASS - ALL STuDIOSOption 1: Unlimited use of any or all studios during 1 month.Option 2: Punch card of 7 sessions in any or all studios. (valid for 4 months)Both Options: $100Art Association Membership is required

STuDIO HOurSART ASSOCIATION bUILDING HOURS:Monday - Saturday | 8AM - 9pMSunday | 9am - 7pmPlease see individual studios for specific studio hours

OpEN CrITIQuE GrOupThis collective of artists from all disciplines meets the second Tuesday of every month from 6 - 8pm at the photography lab to analyze and communicate the intent of artwork. For more information and to learn how you can join the group please contact Thomas Macker at [email protected]

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PHOTOGRAPHY

BOrSHELL CHILDrEN’S STuDIO

THE STuDIO: Our 1,600 square foot painting and drawing studio is located on the third floor. This spacious studio has high ceilings, two large-scale skylights and two sinks with traps. The studio is equipped with easels, tables, drawing horses and storage for paintings. Printmaking equipment includes: Takach 24 x 48” etching press, and tools for screenprinting.

portrait Drawing Club: Friday 6 – 9pmFigure Drawing Open Studio: Wednesday 6 – 9pm

CONTACT:Tom [email protected]

THE STuDIO: Located on the third floor of the Art Association, the photography studio is equipped with a digital lab and darkroom. The digital studio is equipped with scanners, inkjet printers and computers with industry standard software. Our traditional darkroom has eight enlargers and can handle all film up to 4” x 5”.

photo DarkroomIncludes chemicals, use of enlargers, film developing room and archival washers.

Digital LabIncludes of Mac computer, Creative Suite Software, scanners and printers (additional fee for each print made).

CONTACT:Thomas [email protected]

DEPARTMENTS

DRAWING • PAINTING • PRINTMAkING

CERAMICS

THE STuDIO: Our ceramics studio is located on the first floor at the South End of the Art Association on South Glenwood. A 2,050 square foot studio equipped with all necessary tools and equipment for wheel thrown, hand built, slip cast, or sculptural ceramics. The studio has 3 roll-up bay doors to allow easy loading of large work and a fantastic way to open the studio during the summer. Equipment includes: 1 extruder, 1 - 24” x 48” slab roller, 12 wheels, 3 electric kilns, 2 gas down draft kilns, 1 soda kiln and 2 raku set-ups.

An open studio pass in ceramics includes one 25-pound bag of clay of your choice, firing and glazing fees. Additional clay may be purchased for $16 per bag. Recycled clay may be purchased for $8 per 30-pound bag. No instruction is included with open studio access. Please note that open studio is not available when classes and workshops are in session.

CONTACT:Sam [email protected]

MUlTI PURPOSE

THE STuDIO: The 1,700 square foot multi purpose studio is located above the ceramics studio at the South End of the Art Association on South Glenwood. It is equipped with 4 large garage doors for moving large pieces through or for additional ventilation, 2 slumping kilns, 2 kilns for lamp working and enamel, glass grinders, slumping molds, lamping working torches and equipment and stained glass equipment. This room also contains welders and tools for steel fabrication.


THE STuDIO: The silversmith area is located within our 1,700 square foot Multi-Purpose Studio that houses silversmithing, welding, and glass fusing and slumping. The silversmith studio is a 250 square foot. area of lockable space containing 8 workbenches, a ventilation system, 4 soldering torches, an enameling kiln, a rolling mill, Foredom flex shaft rotary tool, and various specialized tools and equipment. Open studio is accessed by Art Association members and may be used by anyone with silversmithing experience. See open studio listing for usage plans.


SIlVERSMITHING

THE STuDIO: The borshell Children’s Studio is located on the third floor. This naturally lit studio has epic views of Snow King and is filled with a plethora of creative materials to provide fun and educational art making experiences for our youth education and outreach programs.

CONTACT:Emily [email protected]

See more detailed Youth Education info on page 42.


ADUlT ART EDUCATION OVERVIEW

HOW TO GET INVOLVEDTRY NIGHTS are $10, 2 - 3 hour, all materials provided, non committal classes designed to give you a chance to try a medium or technique. Some Try sessions are actually during the day, see specific times for details.

INTRO CLASSES are $99, all materials provided, 4 week sessions that are open to all experience levels.Come learn a new medium, or experience the flexibility of a class that will get you reacquainted and continue to challenge you with a technique in any one of our departments.

OPEN HOUSES Several times a year the Art Association offers to the community a free night to enjoy food, drink and music while exploring our studios, meeting ourinstructors and participating in unique art-making experiences. Learn about our facilities and upcoming classes, see special exhibitions throughout the building, peruse handmade art for sale and meet your art community!

ADVANCED LEVEL CLASSES If you are an experienced artist looking to continue to pushyourself, come explore our open studio opportunities, take a specialized or visiting artist workshop with a veteran instructor, and look out for advanced classes.

FOr MOrE INFO ON rEGISTrATION, SCHOLArSHIpS, AND SIGN up pOLICYCONTACT THE ArT ASSOCIATION AT 307.733.6379 WWW.ArTASSOCIATION.OrG

THE ArT ASSOCIATION OF JACKSON HOLE’S EDuCATION prOGrAMS ArE SpONSOrED IN pArT BY:

Anonymous, Avery Mathieu Youth Scholarship Fund, Joe Branca, Bobbi Miller, Lisa & David Carlin, Center of Wonder, Community Foundation of Jackson Hole, Cultural Council of Jackson Hole, Diehl Gallery, Dragicevich Foundation, Eliot Goss, Charles Engelhard Foundation, First Interstate Bank, Huntley Baldwin Art Association Fund, Liza & Bland Hoke Family, The Master’s Studio, Elizabeth McCabe, Newton Foundation Fund, Old Bill’s Fun Run for Charities, Smith’s Earn and Learn, Teton Mud Pots, Barbara Trentham, Lexington of Jackson Hole, Wells Fargo, Wyoming Arts Council through funding from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Wyoming State Legislature, Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund and many other generous friends.

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OCTOBER 2012 CLASSES DATES DEPARTMENT PAGETRy NIGHT - WATERCOLOR bASICS OCT. 1 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 18

INTRO THROWING - SESSION 1A OCT. 1 - 22 CERAMICS 18TRy NIGHT - WHAT IS DRAWING? OCT. 2 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 18TRy NIGHT - SILKSCREEN bASICS OCT. 4 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 18

(INTRO) GREAT PUMPKINS! ClAy PuMPKiNS fOR HAllOWeeN OCT. 3 – 24 CERAMICS 18INTRO TO CLAY HANDbUILDING - SESSION 1A OCT. 4 - 25 CERAMICS 19INTRO SILVERSMITH - SESSION I OCT. 5 - 7 SILVERSMITHING 19INTRO bLACKSMITHING OCT. 5 - 7 MULTI - PURPOSE 19INTRO SEWING: CREATIVE SEWING OCT. 8 - 29 MULTI - PURPOSE 19INTRO WATERCOLOR OCT. 8 - 29 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 19(INTRO) ANYONE CAN DRAW! PART 1: GESTuRE & LINE OCT. 9 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 20(INTRO) TEEN SILVERSMITH OCT. 9 - 30 SILVERSMITHING 20(INTRO) THE RANDOM WEAVE bASKET OCT. 10 - 17 MULTI - PURPOSE 20

SILVER METAL CLAY OCT. 12 - 14 SILVERSMITHING 20

OUTDOOR PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP OCT. 13 PHOTOGRAPHY 20

(INTRO) GO GREEN – HALLOWEEN FASHION FUN OCT. 13 MULTI - PURPOSE 21

(INTRO) FUNDAMENTALS OF PHOTO PHONeS TO lARGe fORMAT CAMeRAS OCT. 15 – 24 PHOTOGRAPHY 21

(INTRO) ANYONE CAN DRAW! PART 2: MEASURING & SIGHTING OCT. 16 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 21

INTRO THROWING, SESSION 2A OCT. 16 - NOV. 6 CERAMICS 21

TRy NIGHT PLAYING IN THE DARKROOM OCT. 18 PHOTOGRAPHY 21

INTRO FASHION ILLUSTRATION OCT. 18 - NOV. 8 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 22

MORE SILVER METAL CLAY OCT. 20 SILVERSMITHING 22

bLACKSMITHING OPEN STuDIO OCT. 20 MULTI - PURPOSE 22

VIDEO II: SHOOTING THE LANDSCAPE OCT. 20 – 21 PHOTOGRAPHY 22

(INTRO) ANYONE CAN DRAW! PART 3: LINE & COMPOSITION OCT. 23 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 22

INTRO ENAMELING OCT. 25 - NOV. 8 SILVERSMITHING 23

WAx CARVING & SILVER CASTING OCT. 26 – 28 SILVERSMITHING 23

(INTRO) HOW TO USE YOUR POINT AND SHOOT OCT. 27 PHOTOGRAPHY 23

INTRO THROWING, SESSION 1B OCT. 29 - NOV. 19 CERAMICS 23

INTRO TO LIGHTROOM OCT. 29 - NOV. 19 PHOTOGRAPHY 23

(INTRO) ANYONE CAN DRAW! PART 4: COMPOSITION & SPACE OCT. 30 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 24

NOVEMBER 2012 CLASSES DATES DEPARTMENT PAGEINTRO CLAY HANDbUILDING SESSION 1b NOV. 1 – 29 CERAMICS 24INTERMEDIATE SILVERSMITH NOV. 2 - 4 SILVERSMITHING 24

TRy NIGHT - ACRYLIC bASICS NOV. 5 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 24

A LITTLE bIT OF bLING: PAINTING ON GOLD LEAF NOV. 6 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 24

INTERMEDIATE THROWING - SESSION 1 NOV. 7 – DEC. 19 CERAMICS 25

FORGING METAL bRACELETS NOV. 9 SILVERSMITHING 25

INTERMEDIATE WATERCOLOR WEEKEND NOV. 9 – 11 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 25

NIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY IN THE FIELD NOV. 9 – 11 PHOTOGRAPHY 25

(INTRO) bEG. TOPICS IN ACRYLIC PAINTING: MIxING COLORS NOV. 12 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 25

(INTRO) ANYONE CAN DRAW! PART 5: PERSPECTIVE NOV. 13 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 26

INTRO THROWING SESSION 2B NOV. 13 - DEC. 4 CERAMICS 26

bLACKSMITHING OPEN STuDIO NOV. 17 MULTI - PURPOSE 26



NOVEMBER 2012 CLASSES DATES DEPARTMENT PAGE

PLAYING WITH OLD NEGATIVES NOV. 17 – 18 PHOTOGRAPHY 26

INTRO MONOTYPE & WOODbLOCK WORKSHOP NOV. 16 – 18 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 26

(INTRO) bEG. TOPICS IN ACRYLIC PAINTING: SKeTCHBOOK TO CANvAS NOV. 19 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 27

(INTRO) ANYONE CAN DRAW! PART 6: VOLuME & VALuE NOV. 20 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 27

(INTRO) bEG.TOPICS IN ACRYLIC PAINTING: GESTuRE & LINE NOV. 26 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 27

DEVELOPING YOUR EYE I NOV. 26 – DEC. 10 PHOTOGRAPHY 27

INTRO ANYONE CAN DRAW! PART 7: STRuCTuRE & LIGHT NOV. 27 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 27

INTRO VIDEO NOV. 28 - DEC. 19 PHOTOGRAPHY 28

INTRO LEVEL SILVERSMITH, SESSION II NOV. 30 - DEC. 2 SILVERSMITHING 28

DECEMBER 2012 CLASSES DATES DEPARTMENT PAGE

ART FOR THE HOLIDAYS: bLOCK PRINTING ON FAbRIC & PAPER DEC. 1 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 28

PHOTOGRAM WORKSHOP DEC. 1 - 2 PHOTOGRAPHY 28

(INTRO) bEG. TOPICS IN ACRYLIC PAINTING: ABSTRACTION DEC. 3 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 28

(INTRO) ANYONE CAN DRAW! PART 8: LEARNING TO SEE DEC. 4 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 29

INTRO ETCHING DEC. 7 – 9 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 29

CHRISTMAS CARD WORKSHOP DEC. 8 PHOTOGRAPHY 29

PERFECTING THE POLISHED SILVER SURFACE DEC. 8 SILVERSMITHING 29

ILLUMINATED LANTERNS DEC. 8 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 29

(INTRO) bEG. TOPICS IN ACRYLIC PAINTING: COMPOSITION DEC. 10 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 30

(INTRO) ANYONE CAN DRAW! PART 9: VALuE & SuBTRACTIVE DRAW

DEC. 11 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 30

bLACKSMITHING OPEN STuDIO DEC. 15 MULTI - PURPOSE 30

“WHY ISN’T THIS WORkING?” TROuBleSHOOTiNG iN JeWelRy DEC. 15 – 16 SILVERSMITHING 30

(INTRO) bEG. TOPICS IN ACRYLIC PAINTING: FACES & FIGuRES DEC. 17 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 30

(INTRO) ANYONE CAN DRAW! PART 10: GESTuRE, LINE & VALuE DEC. 18 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 31

JANUARY 2013 CLASSES DATES DEPARTMENT PAGE

TRy NIGHT - PLAYING IN THE DARKROOM JAN. 3 PHOTOGRAPHY 31

(INTRO) GETTING MORE OUT OF YOUR DSLR JAN. 5 - 6 PHOTOGRAPHY 31

DEVELOPING YOUR EYE II JAN. 7 -21 PHOTOGRAPHY 31

OpEN HOuSE JAN. 8 | 5 - 8 pM ALL 32

TRy SILVERSMITHING FOR A DAY JAN. 12 SILVERSMITHING 32

TRy NIGHT - - THROWING JAN. 14 CERAMICS 32

(INTRO) - EVERYONE DRAWS! PART 1: COMPOSITION JAN. 15 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 32

INTERMEDIATE THROWING, SESSION 2A JAN. 15 - FEB.12 CERAMICS 33

TRy NIGHT - HANDbUILDING JAN. 17 CERAMICS 33

INTRO TO THE DARKROOM JAN. 17 - JAN. 21 PHOTOGRAPHY 33

INTERMEDIATE WOODbLOCK: MULTIPLE bLOCK PRINTING JAN. 17 - FEB.7 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 33

INTRO bLACKSMITHING JAN. 18 - 20 MULTI - PURPOSE 33

INTRO LEVEL SILVERSMITH, SESSION III JAN. 18 - 20 SILVERSMITHING 34

(INTRO) EVERYONE DRAWS! PART 2: VALuE JAN. 22 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 34


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JANUARY 2013 CLASSES DATES DEPARTMENT PAGE

INTRO THROWING, SESSION 3A JAN. 23 - FEB. 13 CERAMICS 34

SILVERSMITHING TOOLS! A GuIDE TO BETTER RESuLTS JAN. 26 SILVERSMITHING 34

(INTRO) SPLASH & POUR! SUMI-E PAINTING FOR bEGINNERS JAN. 28 - FEB. 18 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 34

WINTER WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY JAN. 26 PHOTOGRAPHY 35

PHOTOSHOP FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS JAN. 28 - FEB. 18 PHOTOGRAPHY 35

INTRO THROWING, SESSION 4A JAN. 28 - FEB 18 CERAMICS 35

(INTRO) EVERYONE DRAWS! PART 3: PERSPECTIVE JAN. 29 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 35

INTRO CLAY HANDbUILDING, SESSION 2A JAN. 31 - FEB. 21 CERAMICS 35

FEBRUARY 2013 CLASSES DATES DEPARTMENT PAGE

INTERMEDIATE SILVERSMITH FEB. 1 - 3 SILVERSMITHING 36

TRy NIGHT - PLAYING IN THE DARKROOM (vAleNTiNeS DAy SPeCiAl) FEB. 7 PHOTOGRAPHY 36

INTRO ENAMELING FEB. 7 - 21 SILVERSMITHING 36

FORGING METAL bRACELETS FEB. 9 SILVERSMITHING 36

(INTRO) EVERYONE DRAWS! PART 5: ABSTRACTION FEB. 12 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 36

TRy NIGHT - FIGURE PHOTOGRAPHY (VALENTINES DAY SPECIAL) FEB. 13 PHOTOGRAPHY 37

bLACKSMITHING OPEN STUDIO FEB. 16 MULTI - PURPOSE 37

COMPARATIVE ANATOMY: HUMANS VS. ANIMALS FEB. 19 - MAr. 7 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 37

INTERMEDIATE THROWING, SESSION 2B FEB. 19 - MAr. 19 CERAMICS 37

INTRO THROWING, SESSION 3B FEB. 20 - MAr. 13 CERAMICS 37

bLACK & WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY II FEB. 21 - MAr. 7 PHOTOGRAPHY 38

WAx CARVING & SILVER CASTING FEB. 22 - 24 SILVERSMITHING 38

THE bUSINESS OF PHOTOGRAPHY: MeRGiNG eNTRePReNeuRSHiP WiTH ART FEB. 23 PHOTOGRAPHY 38

(INTRO) TOPICS IN ACRYLIC PAINTING: A REFRESHER FEB. 25 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 38

INTRO THROWING, SESSION 4B FEB. 25 - MAr. 18 CERAMICS 38

INTRO CLAY HANDbUILDING, SESSION 2B FEB. 28 - MAr. 21 CERAMICS 39

MARCH 2013 CLASSES DATES DEPARTMENT PAGE

INTRO LEVEL SILVERSMITH, SESSION IV MAr. 1 - 3 SILVERSMITHING 39

LIGHTROOM PART I & II Part I: MAr. 4 - 13 Part II: MAr. 18 - 27

PHOTOGRAPHY 39

INTERMEDIATE TOPICS IN ACRYLIC PAINTING: COMPOSITION MAr. 4 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 40

KICK START YOUR SILVER! MAr. 9 SILVERSMITHING 40

FISH PRINTS! / GYOTAKU MAr. 9 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 40

TRy NIGHT - PORTFOLIO DAY MAr. 9 PHOTOGRAPHY 40

INTERMEDIATE TOPICS IN ACRYLIC PAINTING: ExPRESSION MAr 11 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 40

(INTRO) FASHION DESIGN: DEVELOPING A LINE MAr. 12 - 21 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 41

bLACKSMITHING OPEN STUDIO MAr. 16 MULTI - PURPOSE 41

INTRO USING THE ROLLING MILL TO CREATE UNIqUE JEWELRY MAr. 16 SILVERSMITHING 41

INTERMEDIATE TOPICS IN ACRYLIC PAINTING: COLOR & ABSTRACTION

MAr. 18 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 41

INTERMEDIATE TOPICS IN ACRYLIC PAINTING: LANDSCAPE MAr. 25 DRAW. PAINT. PRINT 41

YOuTH ArT EDuCATION 42



TRY NIGHT - WATErCOLOr BASICSFred Kingwill

Join Fred for an evening of learning the basics of watercolor. A good way to brush up your skills or to decide if watercolor is for you. bring your questions for an evening of watching demos as well as hands on participation.

OCTOBEr 1MONDAY | 6 – 8PM$10All MATeRiAlS PROviDeD

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DRAWING • PAINTING • PRINTMAKING

INTRO THrOWING - SESSION 1AMatt Asbill

This class is designed for individuals who want to experience clay, for beginners who want to expand their experience, or for those who need a refresher. The class includes an introduction to the potter’s wheel, focusing on wedging, shaping, trimming, simple glazing techniques, and studio safety. Aesthetic consideration will also be discussed. No prior art experience is required.

OCTOBEr 1 - 22MONDAY | 6 - 9PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS)CERAMICS STUDIOONe BAG Of ClAy iNCluDeD WiTH fiRiNG AND GlAZe.

TRY NIGHT - WHAT IS DrAWING?Tom Woodhouse

Spend a short evening getting acquainted with drawing materials. Give drawing a try while learning how to construct a basic drawing.

OCTOBEr 2TUESDAY | 6 – 8PM$10All MATeRiAlS PROviDeD

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TRY NIGHT - SILKSCrEEN BASICSTom Woodhouse

Check out the printmaking studio for a short evening of demonstrations and quick hands-on projects. Tom Woodhouse will demonstrate silk-screen techniques and guide you through the basics of burning screens and pulling prints. Learn about upcoming printmaking classes and open studio use.

OCTOBEr 4THURSDAY | 6 – 9PM$10All MATeRiAlS PROviDeD

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INTRO - GrEAT puMpKINS!THROWING AND HANDbUILDING CLAY PUMPKINS FOR HALLOWEENSam Dowd

Learn handbuilding and throwing techniques to create pumpkins! basic decorating using terra sig and clay slips and under glazes will be cov-ered. The final class, students will fire their pumpkins in a Raku tech-nique to burn horsehair onto the clay’s surface, creating spooky black squiggly lines. Pumpkins will be shown throughout the Center for the Arts during the week of Halloween.

OCTOBEr 3 – 24WEDNESDAY | 6 – 9PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS)CERAMICS STUDIOTHiS ClASS iS OPeN TO THOSe AGeD 14 ON uP!

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INTRO HANDBuILDING - SESSION 1AEmily Clough

Each class progressively covers handbuilding and glazing techniques and decorative designs. Structured to teach the three techniques used for all handbuilding projects (slab, coil, and pinch), classes are flexible and tailored to each individual student’s abilities and progression speed. Expanded use of equipment (slab roller, extruder, forms, etc) facilitates accelerated ability, knowledge and self-assurance.

OCTOBEr 4 - 25THURSDAY | 6 - 9PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS) CERAMICS STUDIOONe BAG Of ClAy iNCluDeD WiTH fiRiNG AND GlAZe.

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INTRO SILVErSMITHING SESSION IJessica Freed

Come discover the art of jewelry making. Learn basic metal techniques. Projects include soldering, polishing and stone setting. Learn the first step in becoming a silver smith. The weekend covers demonstrations and hands on projects. bring sketches and ideas of your interests.

OCTOBEr 5 - 7FRIDAY | 6 - 9PM, SATURDAY | 9:30AM - 4:30PM, SUNDAY | 9:30AM - 1:30PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS) COPPeR AND BRASS iNCluDeD WiTH ClASS COST, SilveR AND STONeS COST exTRA


INTRO SEWING: CrEATIVE SEWINGJanet Monahan

Take the fear out of sewing machine usage in this confidence building course. An entry level class, the projects will help you get comfortable with your machine and make finished items to take home each week. Week 1: pillowcases and easy pillow covering options. Week 2: grocery totes with handles. Week 3: fun zip bags installing zippers. Week 4: pick your own project.

OCTOBEr 8 - 29MONDAY | 6 - 9PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS)MeeT AT STiTCH-iN-TiMe, SuPPly liST AND PROJeCT SPeCS Will Be eMAileD uPON ReGiSTRATiON.

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INTRO WATErCOLOrFred Kingwill

Fred has introduced many Art Association students to the art of watercolor. He provides the beginning watercolorist with a thorough introduction to techniques, composition and use of materials. This beginning class will provide many tricks, tips and ideas that are sure to inspire.

OCTOBEr 8 – 29MONDAY | 6 – 9PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS)All MATeRiAlS PROviDeD

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BLACKSMITHINGSteve Fontanini

Explore the art of blacksmithing. Learn about forging iron, including how to light a coke fire and how to work with a propane forge. Students will gain skill in forging by making some of their own tools and doing small projects by tapering, twisting, bending, forge welding, leaf making, hook making and other skills like drawing out iron, twisting, cutting and splitting iron. Stu-dents will create their own small works after learning the basics. Advanced students welcome. CHilDReN 12+ WelCOMe WiTH PAReNT OR GuARDiAN. liMiT: 6 STuDeNTS

OCTOBEr 5 - 7FRIDAY 6-9PM, SATURDAY & SUNDAY 9:30AM - 4:30PM$174 ($199 NON-MEMbERS)MeeT AT STeve’S WORKSHOP iN HOBACK JuNCTiON, DiReCTiONS Will Be PROviDeD AT ReGiSTRATiON. MATeRiAlS fee PAyABle TO iNSTRuCTOR: eST. $40 - $60, iNCluDeS GAS AND STeel

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(INTRO) ANYONE CAN DrAW! PART 1: GESTURE & LINETom Woodhouse

Lean the basics of gesture drawing in this introduction to line. Students will get comfortable with contour and blind contour drawing as they learn about different hard and soft pencils.

OCTOBEr 9TUESDAY | 6 – 9PM$24 ($34 NON-MEMbERS)All MATeRiAlS PROviDeD

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(INTRO) TEEN SILVErSMITHShannon Borrego

Students will learn basic skills in sawing, shaping, soldering and finish-ing seams on silver work as well as the process for setting a stone in a handmade bezel. Participants in this class will have the opportunity to make a project for each week of the class and will then be eligible to attend open studio silversmith classes when they are available. There will be a small additional cost for materials dependent of scale of projects. No experience necessary.

OCTOBEr 9 - 30TUESDAY | 6 - 9PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS) COPPeR AND BRASS iNCluDeD WiTH ClASS, SilveR AND STONe COST exTRA


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(INTRO) THE rANDOM WEAVE BASKETValerie Seaberg

Using round reed, vines, willow and dogwood students will learn this fun and easy basket making style. Random weave baskets are a lot like mak-ing bird nests and can become as refined or as wild as your imagination allows.

OCTOBEr 10 - 17WEDNESDAY | 6 – 9PM$49 ($64 NON-MEMbERS)MULTI-PURPOSE STUDIO

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SILVEr METAL CLAYLenore poitrasCreate your own one-of-a-kind pure silver jewelry with Precious Metal Clay. This is finely powdered silver in an organic binder and water. This amazing substance can be worked like clay (rolled, stamped, textured, carved) and when fired in a kiln or with a torch gives a 99.9% fine silver object. In this exciting weekend workshop you will learn all about silver clay and complete 5 projects covering a variety of techniques.

OCTOBEr 12 - 14FRIDAY | 6 - 9PM SATURDAY | 9:30 - 4:30SUNDAY | 9:30AM - 1PM$164 ($189 NON-MEMbERS)

iNCluDeS 25G PMC3 AND OTHeR CONSuMABleS, STeRliNG eAR-WiReS, A NeCKlACe AND vARiOuS fiNDiNGS WORTH $70. ADDiTiONAl PMC KiTS ARe AvAilABle fOR $55 eACH.


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OuTDOOr pOrTrAIT pHOTOGrApHY WOrKSHOpHeather Erson

This one-day outdoor workshop will cover posing, strobing with artificial and ambient light, and using flash to work with back-lit subjects and many other tips and tricks to make a great portrait. Meet at the Art Association at 2pm. bring a snack and water. Location TbA.

OCTOBEr 13SATURDAY | 2 – 7PM$50 ($75 NON-MEMbERS) PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIOPleASe BRiNG yOuR CAMeRA.

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(INTRO) GO GrEEN – HALLOWEEN FASHION FuNKadie plummer

bring your old bags, clothes and décor to inspire 2012 Halloween cos-tumes. Take the Halloween Holiday to a new level by creating custom-made costumes from recycled and reusable materials. Prizes for most original and most recycled costumes.

OCTOBEr 13SATURDAY | 10AM – 4PM$49 ($64 NON-MEMbERS)All MATeRiAlS PROviDeD

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(INTRO) FuNDAMENTALS OF pHOTOGrApHY FROM PHONES TO LARGE FORMAT CAMERASJonathan Selkowitz

Each class begins with a slide show of up to 3 images submitted by each student for an open discussion. Meeting 1: Elements of a good photo - Composition, exposure, focus, light, & perspective. Meeting 2: Technical Schmecnical - Digital processing, archiving, workflow, printing prep, output options, & calibration. Meeting 3: Technique - Panning/zooming, freezing action, light painting, & mixing light sources. Meeting 4: In the field - Shooting events, online shar-ing, & the photography business.

OCTOBEr 15 – 24 MONDAY & WEDNESDAY6PM – 9PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS) PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIOPleASe BRiNG yOuR CAMeRA.

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(INTRO) ANYONE CAN DrAW! PART 2: MEASURING & SIGHTING Tom Woodhouse

Learn how to measure the object you are drawing using sighting ap-plications and the use of a sighting stick. Line drawing and contours will be reviewed.


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INTRO THrOWING, SESSION 2AEmily Clough

This class is designed for those individuals who want to experience clay, for those beginners who want to expand their experience, or for those who are ready for a refresher. The class includes an introduction to the potter’s wheel, focusing on wedging, shaping, trimming, simple glaz-ing techniques, and studio safety. Aesthetic consideration will also be discussed. No prior art experience is required. Demonstrations, group discussions, and one-to-one attention will be given to each student.

OCTOBEr 16 - NOVEMBEr 6TUESDAY | 6 - 9PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS)ONe BAG Of ClAy iNCluDeD WiTH fiRiNG AND GlAZe.

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TRY NIGHT - pLAYING IN THE DArKrOOMThomas Macker

Take advantage of this great opportunity to explore image and alchemy! This mini-workshop will cover various ways to create a black and white analog print in the darkroom from negative enlargements to photograms.

OCTOBEr 18 THURSDAY | 6PM – 8PM $10 All MATeRiAlS PROviDeD

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PHOTOGRAPHY



INTRO FASHION ILLuSTrATIONKadie plummer

This course introduces fashion sketching techniques to communicate the ideas, concepts and details of garments by visually interpreting fashion apparel, including the body proportions and garment fit used in basic fashion sketching. Students will also be introduced to the quali-ties and properties of fashion fabrics. by investigating the fibers, quality, construction, care and finishing of textiles, students will learn the basics of fabric identification and specific uses in the fashion industry.

OCTOBEr 18 - NOVEMBEr 8THURSDAY | 6 – 9PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS)All MATeRiAlS PROviDeD

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MOrE SILVEr METAL CLAYLenore poitras

This second silver metal clay class will introduce more advanced projects including bezel setting stones that cannot take the heat of the kiln, fusing 23K Gold Foil to the fine silver in the ancient Korean art of Keum boo, and adding enamels for dazzling color. This weekend workshop will add a new set of techniques for anyone with a working understanding of silver metal clay.

OCTOBEr 20SATURDAY | 9:30AM - 4:30PM$114 ($139 NON-MEMbERS)MATeRiAlS iNCluDe: 25G Of PMC3, CONSuMABleS, AND fiNDiNGS. GOlD Will Be SOlD AS NeeDeD AT MARKeT RATe.


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VIDEO II: SHOOTING THE LANDSCApE Thomas Macker

This workshop will be an intensive investigation in the cinematography used in documentary and narrative filmmaking. Students will start with a hands-on technical run-through of camera operation. Students will learn the aesthetics of composition, camera movement and depth of field. Each day we will take field trips in the valley to explore the beauty of motion picture in the landscape. Come explore the pleasure of looking!

OCTOBEr 20 – 21 SATURDAY & SUNDAY | 12 - 6PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS) PleASe BRiNG yOuR viDeO CAMeRA OR ONe CAN Be PROviDeD fOR yOu.

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BLACKSMITHING OPEN STUDIOSteve Fontanni

Continue building your blacksmithing skills by practicing every third Saturday at Steve’s workshop. Try new techniques or work on a more involved project. Steve will always be nearby to work you through any problems. STuDeNTS MuST HAve TAKeN A PReviOuS ClASS AT STeve’S WORKSHOP.

OCTOBEr 20 (eveRy THiRD SATuRDAy)

SATURDAY | 9AM – 5PM

$79 ($94 non-members) (each Saturday)MeeT AT STeve’S WORKSHOP iN HOBACK JuNCTiON, MATeRiAlS fee exTRA

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(INTRO) ANYONE CAN DrAW! PART 3: LINE & COMPOSITION Jocelyn Slack

This class will review line drawing and the use of sighting. Learn the basics of composition while learning to see an object in the round and translating it to the paper.


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WAx CArVING & SILVEr CASTINGErin Gocinski

Carve, build-up and sculpt wax to cast into rings, beads, charms and clasps. This class will teach you how to carve, file, saw and polish wax models. How to invest and cast your work, set up a small casting studio, and polishing your finished castings will also be covered during this 2 1/2 day retreat, as well as how to outsource reproduction of your mod-els to casters. This is a great opportunity to learn all you need to know to make jewelry using the lost wax casting process, from start to finish.

OCTOBEr 26 – 28FRIDAY | 6 - 9PMSATURDAY | 9:30AM - 4:30PM SUNDAY | 9:30AM - 3PM$149 ($174 NON-MEMbERS)uSe Of TOOlS iNCluDeD WiTH THe ClASS. SilveR iS exTRA.


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INTRO THrOWING, SESSION 1bMatt Asbill


OCTOBEr 29 -NOVEMBEr 19MONDAY | 6 - 9PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS)CERAMICS STUIDOONe BAG Of ClAy iNCluDeD WiTH fiRiNG AND GlAZe.

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INTRO ENAMELINGErin Gocinski

This class will teach you a fun, fast way to bring vibrant color to your jewelry. Learn how to choose your supplies, prepare your metal, create your designs, run the enameling kiln and fire multiple layers of glass enamel. Make several charms during class, and then with this technique, you can more easily work on your own during open studio.

OCTOBEr 25 - NOVEMBEr 8THURSDAY | 6 – 9PM$84 ($99 NON-MEMbERS)eNAMelS AND COPPeR ARe PROviDeD WiTH TuiTiON, SilveR COSTS exTRA.


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(INTRO) HOW TO uSE YOur pOINT AND SHOOTThomas Macker

This one-day workshop will simply help you get the most out of your point and shoot. The class will consist of a review of camera functions, tips, and tricks. The group will make an afternoon fieldtrip.

OCTOBEr 27SATURDAY | 10 – 4PM $50 ($75 NON-MEMbERS) PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIOPleASe BRiNG yOuR CAMeRA

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INTRO LIGHTrOOM IMelissa Miller & Mike Cavaroc

Students will learn the fundamental principles of Lightroom as a cata-logue software. Setting up an organized image database is critical to workflow and Lightroom is an important tool in managing that image data. Topics covered: Catalogue Creation and Setup, Image Database Structure, RAW Capture and Non Destructive Imaging, Importing Data to Lightroom, and Managing Image Data with the Library Module.

OCTOBEr 29 - NOVEMBEr 19MONDAY | 6 – 9PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS) PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO

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INTRO CLAY HANDBuILDING SESSION 1bEmily Clough

Each class progressively covers handbuilding and glazing techniques and decorative designs. Structured to teach the three techniques used for all handbuilding projects (slab, coil, and pinch), classes are flexible and tailored to each individual student’s abilities and progression speed. Expanded use of equipment (slab roller, extruder, forms, etc) facilitates accelerated ability, knowledge and self-assurance.

NOVEMBEr 1 – 29 (NO ClASS NOveMBeR 22)

THURSDAY | 6 - 9PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS) ONe BAG Of ClAy iNCluDeD WiTH fiRiNG AND GlAZe.

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INTErMEDIATE SILVErSMITHGeorgia Mayer For the student who has taken beginning silver or has soldering experi-ence. Experiment with new techniques or just learn new methods of con-structing more intricate projects. Some of the following elements may be explored including corrugation, fold forming, simple forging a spoon or bracelet, reticulation, anticlastic/synclastic forming of earrings, texturing silver by hand or the rolling mill, and hollow form “box” rings. Early regis-tration and a pre-class survey will determine the final class emphasis.

NOVEMBEr 2 - 4FRIDAY | 6 - 9PMSATURDAY | 9:30AM - 4:30PM, SUNDAY | 9:30AM - 4PM$149 ($174 NON-MEMbERS)

ADDiTiONAl MATeRiAlS feeS Will Be CHARGeD fOR THiS ClASS BASeD ON iNDiviDuAl uSAGe eST. $45 - $95.


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TRY NIGHT - ACrYLIC BASICSSharon ThomasAre you curious about painting, but not sure where to start? This night is for you! Learn about brushes, paints, mediums and grounds in this short demo and hands-on night of acrylic painting.

NOVEMBEr 5MONDAY | 6 – 8PM$10All MATeRiAlS PROviDeD

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A LITTLE BIT OF BLING: pAINTING ON GOLD LEAFShannon Troxler

As the darkest time of year approaches we all need a bit of brightness... why not find it with a little bit of gold? In this evening workshop you will learn to gold leaf your own 10” x 10” panel and paint on it with oils in an Asian inspired style. Gold leaf panels and paint provided, bring your own images, drawings, or photos for inspiration. This short class is open to all levels. www.shannontroxlerfineart.com

NOVEMBEr 6TUESDAY | 6 – 8PM$30 ($35 NON-MEMbERS)All MATeRiAlS PROviDeD

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(INTRO) ANYONE CAN DrAW! PART 4: COMPOSITION & SPACETom Woodhouse

This class will introduce composition, use of a viewfinder, understanding the golden rectangle, positive/negative space relationship and finally, the use of thumbnails to compose drawings.


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NIGHT pHOTOGrApHY IN THE FIELD Thomas Macker

Have you ever wanted to capture the Milky Way advancing across the sky? Or rays of moonlight thru a thick of forest? Students will set out to capture the strange elusive light once the sun goes down. Students will also explore various lighting techniques for long night-time exposures. Please bring a camera to the first class.

NOVEMBEr 9 – 11 FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY 6 – 9PM$75 ($100 NON-MEMbERS) PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIOPleASe BRiNG yOuR CAMeRA

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(INTRO) BEGINNING TOpICS IN ACrYLIC pAINTING: MIxING COLORSSharon Thomas

Learn the basics of acrylics and become familiar with mixing colors and learn about the differences between acrylic mediums. Find out what is right for you!

NOVEMBEr 12MONDAY | 6 – 9PM$24 ($34 NON-MEMbERS)All MATeRiAlS PROviDeD

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FOrGING METAL BrACELETSJoni Weed

Hand Forging: Learn how to hammer metal for different effects. Stu-dents will learn anticlastic raising and fold forming. beginning students will make a basic hammered cuff and ring, while advanced students will set a stone after making the bracelet and ring. More projects can be done after learning the technique.

NOVEMBEr 9SATURDAY | 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM$59 ($74 NON-MEMbERS)

COPPeR AND BRASS SHeeT iNCluDeD WiTH TuiTiON. SeMi-PReCiOuS STONeS AND STeRliNG SilveR CAN Be PuRCHASeD AS NeeDeD.

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INTErMEDIATE WATErCOLOr WEEKENDJudy Gonet Jones

This workshop is geared for the beginning and intermediate painter. Judy will begin by teaching the basic painting skills that build into a solid foundation for the watercolorist: water to paint ratios, characteristics of watercolor paint, color temperatures and values, masking techniques, glazing, washes and wet into wet technique. Judy will teach the basics of layering washes through a series of exercises in shape painting, color schemes and composition.

NOVEMBEr 9 – 11FRIDAY | 6 – 9PMSATURDAY & SUNDAY 9AM - 4PM$120 ($130 NON-MEMbERS)All MATeRiAlS PROviDeD

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INTErMEDIATE THrOWING SESSION 1Dean Stayner

Get in shape for Christmas with Dean, where students will focus on wheel throwing techniques. Demonstrations will include throwing, alter-ing, darting, slip decorating, simplifying the complex, and improving throwing skills. Students will then be encouraged to try new methods of altering thrown forms, the utilizing and joining of wheel thrown parts; combining elements to create personal expression that completes a detailed yet functional piece. (Some throwing experience necessary)

NOVEMBEr 7 – DECEMBEr 19 (NO ClASS NOveMBeR 21)

WEDNESDAY | 6 – 9PM$159 ($184 NON-MEMbERS)CERAMICS STUDIOONe BAG Of ClAy iNCluDeD WiTH fiRiNG AND GlAZe.

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(INTRO) ANYONE CAN DrAW! PART 5: PERSPECTIVETom Woodhouse

Lean the basics of 1 and 2 point perspective, establish your ground plane and draw geometric forms in perspective.


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INTRO THrOWING SESSION 2bEmily Clough


NOVEMBEr 13 -DECEMBEr 4TUESDAY | 6 - 9PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS)CERAMICS STUDIOONe BAG Of ClAy iNCluDeD WiTH fiRiNG AND GlAZe.

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pLAYING WITH OLD NEGATIVES Thomas Macker

Students will be expected to bring their own film (new or old) to the first class while class time will be focused on learning the techniques of printing a successful image. A great opportunity to bring to life old negatives collecting dust in your cabinets!

NOVEMBEr 17 – 18 SATURDAY & SUNDAY 10AM – 4PM $99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS)PAPeR AND CHeMiCAlS Will Be PROviDeD

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INTRO MONOTYpE & WOODBLOCK WOrKSHOp Tom WoodhouseKnown for its expressive power, block printing is the oldest and most simple form of making prints. All aspects of the block printing process are covered in this three-day workshop. This includes drawing on the block, carving your design and printing techniques for making simple black-and-white prints. The workshop will begin with monotypes, a quick and low-tech approach to printmaking. Students should arrive with sketchbooks and image ideas ready to be translated into block prints.

NOVEMBEr 16 – 18FRIDAY 6 – 9PMSATURDAY & SUNDAY 9AM – 4PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS)All MATeRiAlS PROviDeD

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(INTRO) BEGINNING TOpICS IN ACrYLIC pAINTING: SKETCHbOOK TO CANVASSharon Thomas

This week bring your sketchbook, photographs or other reference materials. This class will focus on transferring these ideas to your canvas or ground while learning the basics of composition.


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DEVELOpING YOur EYE IJon Stuart

Part 1: This course is a series of perceptual exercises intended to explore communication using photography. Some of the topics covered in class will be visual perception, becoming an acute observer, visual editing, learning to respond to the moment and overcoming creative block. Exercises will be used to encourage participants to establish their personal viewpoint and to expand their awareness of visual opportunities. An open mind and a willing-ness to experiment and explore are prerequisites.

NOVEMBEr 26 -DECEMBEr 10 MONDAY | 6 – 9PM $75 ($100 NON-MEMbERS) PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIOPleASe BRiNG yOuR CAMeRA

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(INTRO) ANYONE CAN DrAW! PART 7: STRUCTURE & LIGHTTom Woodhouse

This class will focus on an introduction to value, tonal structure and color. Learn about six areas of light and developing a drawing from general to specific.


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(INTRO) ANYONE CAN DrAW! PART 6: VOLUME & VALUETom Woodhouse

Review the construction of a line drawing and learn to use line to describe volume by using: cross contour lines, line sensitivity, weight, width, value, texture and focus.


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(INTRO) BEGINNING TOpICS IN ACrYLIC pAINTING: GESTURE & LINESharon Thomas

This class will tackle gestural painting techniques. Learn the basics of shape and form while composing quick gestural painting sketches of a clothed model.


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INTRO VIDEOLeigh regan

In this course you will become familiar with basics of short video produc-tion using standard, HD, and DSLR video capturing devices. The focus is to provide the knowledge necessary to construct a project from concept to completion utilizing the tools available. You will learn project management, shooting techniques, recording audio, media transcoding, creating titles, and editing. Video equipment will be available in class.

NOVEMBEr 28 -DECEMBEr 19WEDNESDAY | 6 – 9PM $99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS)PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIOPleASe BRiNG yOuR viDeO CAMeRA OR ONe CAN Be PROviDeD fOR yOu.

PHOTOGRAPHY

INTRO SILVErSMITHING, SESSION IIErin Gocinski

Copper and brass included with class cost, silver and stones cost extraCome discover the art of jewelry making. Learn basic metal techniques. Projects include soldering, polishing and stone setting. Learn the first step in becoming a silver smith. The weekend covers demonstrations and hands on projects. bring sketches and ideas of your interests. The cost of the materials varies on the amount of silver and stones you use.

NOVEMBEr 30 - DECEMBEr 2FRIDAY | 6 - 9PM, SATURDAY | 9:30AM - 4:30PM, SUNDAY | 9:30AM - 1:30PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS)SILVERSMITHING STUDIO

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ArT FOr THE HOLIDAYS: BLOCK prINTING ON FABrIC & pApErKay Stratman

Prepare for the holidays with block printing projects - learn how to cut blocks and print on just about anything - scarves, t-shirts, cards etc. Leave the studio with awesome, one-of-a-kind gifts for your family, friends and you! No prior experience needed, as this is just for fun! http://www.kaystratman.com

DECEMBEr 1SATURDAY | 12 – 3PM$24 ($34 NON-MEMbERS)All MATeRiAlS PROviDeD

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pHOTOGrAM WOrKSHOpThomas Macker

This class will explore making images without a camera by placing ob-jects directly onto the surface of a light-sensitive material (photographic paper) and then exposing it to light. The result is a negative shadow im-age that shows variations in tone that depends upon the transparency of the objects used. Areas of the paper that have received no light appear white; those exposed through transparent or semi-transparent objects appear grey. Come explore painting with light in the darkroom!

DECEMBEr 1 – 2 SATURDAY & SUNDAY 10AM - 4PM $99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS)PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO

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(INTRO) BEGINNING TOpICS IN ACrYLIC pAINTING: abstractIonSharon Thomas

Find your painting vocabulary while exploring various levels of abstraction. In this class you will take your painting to the next level by experimenting with style.

DECEMBEr 3MONDAY | 6 – 9PM$24 ($34 NON-MEMbERS)All MATeRiAlS PROviDeD

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(INTRO) ANYONE CAN DrAW! PART 8: LEARNING TO SEEJocelyn Slack

Review basic drawing skills while practicing ways to see and compose. Work with and compose the basic still life while learning to see and drawing what is seen.

DECEMBEr 4TUESDAY | 6 – 9PM$24 ($34 NON-MEMbERS)All MATeRiAlS PROviDeD

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pErFECTING THE pOLISHED SILVEr SurFACEJoni Weed

Finishing: Learn how to put a mirror finish on your jewelry pieces. Students may use the pieces from previous classes or also bring in other jewelry to polish.

DECEMBEr 8SATURDAY | 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM$49 ($64 NON-MEMbERS)SILVERSMITHING STUDIO

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ILLuMINATED LANTErNSShannon Troxler

Create your own gorgeous, decorative ball of light using watercolor and ink to embellish a paper lantern. In an intro to encaustic, beeswax medium will be layered onto the lantern to create a translucent effect. All materials provided including paper lantern and LED light, bring your own drawings and collage materials for inspiration.www.shannontroxlerfineart.com

DECEMBEr 8SATURDAY | 12 – 2PM$35 ($40 NON-MEMbERS)All MATeRiAlS PROviDeD

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CHrISTMAS CArD WOrKSHOp Thomas Macker

This time of year is always filled with cheer over gift giving and getting together with family. but it sometimes gets tough to manage the pesky Christmas card duty. This one-day workshop will assist you in designing your own personal Christmas card ready to print. We will provide you with the design help and digital file mockup. Large quantity printing not included.

DECEMBEr 8 SATURDAY & SUNDAY 10AM – 4PM $50 ($75 NON-MEMbERS)PleASe BRiNG Hi-ReS PHOTOS TO eDiT.

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INTRO ETCHINGTom Woodhouse

Through this introduction to etching, discover new ways to express im-ages with a wide range of tones, lines and textures. This beginning class will focus on how to use and maintain etching tools and how to work on copper plates while gaining confidence in using an intaglio press.

DECEMBEr 7 – 9FRIDAY | 6 – 9PMSATURDAY & SUNDAY 9AM – 4PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS)All MATeRiAlS PROviDeD

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(INTRO) BEGINNING TOpICS IN ACrYLIC pAINTING: comPosItIonSharon Thomas

Painting from a still life is always a good method to hone compositional skills. Learn how to set up an interesting still life while focusing on value, space and composition.


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(INTRO) ANYONE CAN DrAW! PART 9: VALUE & SUbTRACTIVE DRAWINGTom Woodhouse

Review value and light by learning about subtractive drawing on hand tinted surfaces.


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“WHY ISN’T THIS WOrKING?”Jeffrey Kaphan This class is for jewelry students who have taken a class or two and want to learn some new tricks. If you have some unfinished pieces that you are unable to complete, this is the workshop for you. As a group we will analyze and troubleshoot each others “work in progress” then choose an appropriate solution. The instructor will moderate the discus-sions, provide assistance so that each student is able to complete their project(s) as well as demonstrate finishing techniques. Materials are not provided so please bring your own.

DECEMBEr 15 – 16SATURDAY & SUNDAY 9:30AM – 4:30PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS)MATeRiAlS NOT iNCluDeD. eACH BeNCH iS equiPPeD WiTH BASiC JeWelRy TOOlS TO uSe DuRiNG ClASS AND MORe AvAilABle TO SHARe.


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(INTRO) BEGINNING TOpICS IN ACrYLIC pAINTING: Faces & FIguresSharon Thomas

Faces and figures demystified! This evening will focus on breaking down the human subject; learn about mood and expression while composing from a clothed model.


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(INTRO) ANYONE CAN DrAW! PART 10: GESTURE, LINE & VALUETom Woodhouse

Lean to develop space by using gesture, line and value.


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DEVELOpING YOur EYE II Jon StuartPart 2: This course is a series of perceptual exercises intended to explore communication using photography. Some of the topics covered in class will be visual perception, becoming an acute observer, visual editing, learning to respond to the moment and overcoming creative block. Exercises will be used to encourage participants to establish their personal viewpoint and to expand their awareness of visual opportunities. An open mind and a willing-ness to experiment and explore are prerequisites. PART 1 iS NOT A PReRequiSiTe.

JANuArY 7 – 21 MONDAY | 6 – 9PM $75 ($100 NON-MEMbERS) PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIOPleASe BRiNG yOuR CAMeRA

PHOTOGRAPHY

TRY NIGHT - pLAYING IN THE DArKrOOM Thomas Macker

Take advantage of this great opportunity to explore image and alchemy! This mini-workshop will cover various ways to create a black and white ana-log print in the darkroom from negative enlargements to photograms.

JANuArY 3THURSDAY | 6PM – 8PM $10 MATeRiAlS PROviDeD

PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO

(INTRO) GETTING MOrE OuT OF YOur DSLr Jon Stuart

Did you just pick up a new DSLR over the holidays? Feel like getting to know how to best utilize it? This one-day workshop will simply help you get the most out of your new toy. The class will consist of a review of camera functions, tips, and tricks. The class will start with morning lectures and then the group will make afternoon fieldtrips.

JANuArY 5 – 6 SATURDAY & SUNDAY 9AM – 4PM $99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS) PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIOPleASe BRiNG yOuR CAMeRA

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TRY SILVErSMITHING FOr A DAYErin Gocinski

Try silversmithing during a brunch time sampler of ring making and simple earring making. See other possibilities in this tip-of-the-iceberg class. Follow the rabbit hole to Do-It-Yourself gift making and creativity!

JANuArY 12SATURDAY | 10AM – 1PM$10SILVERSMITHING STUDIO

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(INTRO) EVErYONE DrAWS! PART 1: COMPOSITIONTom Woodhouse

This class will review basic composition, experiment with lighting, sight-ing and still life design. Jump in and start a new project or brush up on existing drawing during this evening of review.

JANuArY 15TUESDAY | 6 – 9PM$24 ($34 NON-MEMbERS)All MATeRiAlS PROviDeD

PAINTING STUDIO


TRY NIGHT - THrOWINGrudy Borrego & Matt Asbill

Always wanted to try the potter’s wheel but aren’t sure how to get started? Come in for a one-day trial! Students will learn the basics about types of clay and firing, and will get the chance to try their hand at centering and throwing a bowl or cup. These pieces will be trimmed wet on the wheel and left for firing.

JANuArY 14MONDAY | 6 – 8PM$10CERAMICS STUDIO

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CERAMICS

OpEN HOuSE!Visit all of the Art Association studios and enjoy food, drink and music while exploring our studios, meeting our instructors and participating in unique art making experi-ences. Learn about our facilities, upcoming classes, see special exhibitions throughout the building, peruse hand-made art for sale and meet your art community!

ArT OF FOOD IN AMErICA: Tour the Smithsonian’s Traveling Exhibition, “Key Ingredients” in the Art Association Gallery and explore the art of food throughout history in the Children’s Studio on the 3rd Floor.

JANuArY 8TUESDAY | 5 – 8PMFREE!ALL STUDIOS

JANuArY 8TUESDAY | 4 – 6PMFREE!CHILDREN’S STUDIO

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INTRO TO THE DArKrOOM Glenn ronning

Learn the art of analog b&W printing. Students will learn to process film and make photo enlargements from negatives. Students will be expected to shoot film on their own time while class time will be focused on learning the techniques of printing a successful image. Classes will meet once a week for three weeks. Students are required to bring a ‘shot’ roll of 35mm or 120mm film to the first day of class.

JANuArY 17 – 21THURSDAY 6 – 9PM$75 ($100 NON-MEMbERS) PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO

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INTErMEDIATE WOODBLOCK: MULTIPLE bLOCK PRINTING Tom Woodhouse

This workshop introduces students to multiple-block prints including block registration, color layering, brayer inking techniques, and printing on the press. This is a great workshop for students wanting to further their block printing skills. Student should arrive with sketchbooks and image ideas ready to be translated into multi-color block prints.

JANuArY 17 -FEBruArY 7THURSDAY | 6 – 9PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS)All MATeRiAlS PROviDeD

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INTRO BLACKSMITHINGSteve Fontanini

Explore the art of blacksmithing. Learn about forging iron, including how to light a coke fire and how to work with a propane forge. Students will gain skill in forging by making some of their own tools and doing small projects by tapering, twisting, bending, forge welding, leaf making, hook making and other skills like drawing out iron, twisting, cutting and splitting iron. Stu-dents will create their own small works after learning the basics. Advanced students welcome. CHilDReN 12+ WelCOMe WiTH PAReNT OR GuARDiAN. liMiT: 6 STuDeNTS

JANuArY 18 - 20FRIDAY | 6-9PMSATURDAY & SUNDAY 9:30AM - 4:30PM$174 ($199 NON-MEMbERS)MATeRiAlS fee PAyABle TO iNSTRuCTOR: eST. $40 - $60, iNCluDeS GAS AND STeelMeeT AT STeve’S WORKSHOP iN HOBACK JuNCTiON

MULTI - PURPOSE

INTErMEDIATE THrOWING, SESSION 2ABen Blanton

Students will focus on wheel throwing techniques. Demonstrations will include throwing, altering, darting, slip decorating, simplifying the complex, and improving throwing skills. Students will then be encouraged to try new methods of altering thrown forms, the utilizing and joining of wheel thrown parts; combining elements to create personal expression that completes a detailed yet functional piece. (SOMe THROWiNG exPeRieNCe NeCeSSARy)

JANuArY 15 - FEBruArY 12TUESDAY | 6 – 9PM$134 ($159 NON-MEMbERS)CERAMICS STUDIOONe BAG Of ClAy iNCluDeD WiTH fiRiNG AND GlAZe

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TRY NIGHT - HANDBuILDINGValerie Seaberg

Are you clay curious but don’t know how to get started? Come in to the ceramics studio for a one day trial. Try handbuilding techniques such as pinch, coil and slab. One of your pieces will be fired and glazed.

JANuArY 17THURSDAY | 6 – 8PM$10CERAMICS STUDIO

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INTRO THrOWING, SESSION 3AMatt Asbill

This class is designed for those individuals who want to experience clay; for those beginners who want to expand their experience, or for those who are ready for a refresher. The class includes an introduction to the potter’s wheel, focusing on wedging, shaping, trimming, simple glaz-ing techniques, and studio safety. Aesthetic consideration will also be discussed. No prior art experience is required. Demonstrations, group discussions, and one-to-one attention will be given to each student.

JANuArY 23 -FEBruArY 13WEDNESDAY | 6 - 9PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS)CERAMICS STUDIOONe BAG Of ClAy iNCluDeD WiTH fiRiNG AND GlAZe

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SILVErSMITHING TOOLS! A GUIDE TO bETTER RESULTSKatharine Donan

Learn more about the tools used to create silversmithed jewelry. Keep blades sharpened, keep solder from being contaminated, keep tools rust free, all so the tools will perform in the best way, making the ordinary into precious.

JANuArY 26SATURDAY | 9:30AM – 1PM$10SILVERSMITHING STUDIO

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SpLASH & pOur! INTRO SuMI-E pAINTINGKay Stratman

Learn traditional ink painting brushstrokes, but applied to a less than traditional subject. Paint with Sumi (ink) and watercolor on rice paper using sumi-e brushes. Explore adapting these traditional Asian brush-strokes to familiar Western flora and fauna. beginning and intermediate painters welcome, brush up your skills or find inspiration to get started in this weekend workshop. www.kaystratman.com

JANuArY 28 -FEBruArY 18MONDAY | 5:30 – 8PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS)All MATeRiAlS PROviDeD

ADDiTiONAl SuPPlieS CAN Be PuRCHASeD fROM KAy

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INTRO LEVEL SILVErSMITH, SESSION IIIErin Gocinski

Come discover the art of jewelry making. Learn basic metal techniques. Projects include soldering, polishing and stone setting. Learn the first step in becoming a silver smith. The weekend covers demonstrations and hands on projects. bring sketches and ideas of your interests. The cost of the materials varies on the amount of silver and stones you use.OPPeR AND BRASS iNCluDeD WiTH ClASS COST, SilveR AND STONeS COST exTRA

JANuArY 18 - 20FRIDAY | 6 - 9PMSATURDAY | 9:30AM - 4:30PM SUNDAY | 9:30AM - 1:30PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS)SILVERSMITHING STUDIO

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(INTRO) EVErYONE DrAWS! PART 2: VALUETom Woodhouse

Learn to push value in your drawings, Tom will provide plenty of options for uses of value, such as weight and focal points, mood and emotion.


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pHOTOSHOp FOr pHOTOGrApHErS Jon Stuart

Students will explore the potential of a photographic image using strategies similar to darkroom lab technicians. Learn how to exercise more control or play while editing images. Topics include: layers based editing, understand-ing histograms, dust spotting, exposure and contrast adjustments, crop-ping, color adjustment, and resizing or reformatting. This course is offered as a hands-on workshop with a combination of lecture and time behind the computer.

JANuArY 28 - FEBruArY 18MONDAY 6 – 9PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS) PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO

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WINTEr WILDLIFE pHOTOGrApHYJason Williams

Join professional wildlife photographer and Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris owner Jason Williams for a seminar on how to achieve the best winter wildlife photos in Jackson Hole. We will discuss how to find wildlife with an emphasis on each species’ winter habitat, seasonal migration, wildlife behavior, park laws, ethics and tricks to safely view and photograph animals in the wild. We will also discuss equipment, camera settings, techniques for shooting in extreme weather and best practices to achieve better wildlife images in a winter environment.(Full day - morning in the classroom - break for lunch - then head out into the field for an afternoon of wildlife viewing)

JANuArY 26 SATURDAY | 9AM – 5PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS) PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO

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INTRO THrOWING, SESSION 4Arudy Borrego


JANuArY 28 -FEBruArY 18MONDAY | 6 - 9PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS)CERAMICS STUDIOONe BAG Of ClAy iNCluDeD WiTH fiRiNG AND GlAZe

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(INTRO) EVErYONE DrAWS! PART 3: PERSPECTIVETom Woodhouse

Review the basics of 1 and 2 point perspective, while learning practical applications for this process.


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INTRO CLAY HANDBuILDING, SESSION 2A Valerie Seaberg

Hand building is the ancient art of crafting clay without the wheel. Much older than wheel thrown ceramics, handbuilding has endless possibili-ties for both the beginner and experienced artist. Learn how to get the most out of all kinds of tools and textures, slab rollers molds and extruders (think Play-Doh Fun Factory on steroids). The use of glazes, slips, and oxides to develop finished surfaces will also be explored. All instruction is geared toward individual ability and needs.

JANuArY 31 -FEBruArY 21THURSDAY | 6 - 9PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS) CERAMICS STUDIOONe BAG Of ClAy iNCluDeD WiTH fiRiNG AND GlAZe.

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INTRO ENAMELINGErin Gocinski

This class will teach you a fun, fast way to bring vibrant color to your jewelry. Learn how to choose your supplies, prepare your metal, create your designs, run the enameling kiln and fire multiple layers of glass enamel. Make several charms during class, and then with this technique, you can more easily work on your own during open studio.

FEBruArY 7 - 21THURSDAY | 6 – 9PM$84 ($99 NON-MEMbERS)eNAMel AND COPPeR ARe PROviDeD WiTH TuiTiON, SilveR COSTS exTRA


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FOrGING METAL BrACELETSJoni Weed

Hand Forging: Learn how to hammer metal for different effects. Stu-dents will learn anticlastic raising and fold forming. beginning students will make a basic hammered cuff and ring, while advanced students will set a stone after making the bracelet and ring. More projects can be done after learning the technique.

FEBruArY 9SATURDAY | 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM$59 ($74 NON-MEMbERS)COPPeR AND BRASS SHeeT iNCluDeD WiTH TuiTiON. SeMi-PReCiOuS STONeS AND STeRliNG SilveR CAN

Be PuRCHASeD AS NeeDeD.


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EVErYONE DrAWS! PART 5: AbSTRACTIONTom Woodhouse

Push your voice in your drawings by taking a look at abstraction. Tom will review methods guaranteed to take your compositions to the next level.

FEBruArY 12TUESDAY | 6 – 9PM$24 ($34 NON-MEMbERS)All MATeRiAlS PROviDeD

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TRY NIGHT - pLAYING IN THE DArKrOOM (VALENTINES DAY SPECIAL) Thomas Macker

Take advantage of this great opportunity to explore image and alchemy! This mini-workshop will cover various ways to create a black and white analog print in the darkroom from negative enlargements to photograms. Lovers of all sorts welcome!

FEBruArY 7THURSDAY | 6PM – 8PM $10 MATeRiAlS Will Be PROviDeD

PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO

PHOTOGRAPHY

INTErMEDIATE SILVErSMITHErin Gocinski

For the student who has taken beginning silver or has soldering experi-ence. Experiment with new techniques or just learn new methods of con-structing more intricate projects. Some of the following elements may be explored depending on the interests of the class. Those techniques include corrugation, fold forming, simple forging a spoon or bracelet, reticulation, anticlastic/synclastic forming of earrings, texturing silver by hand or the rolling mill, and hollow form “box” rings. Early registration and a pre-class survey will determine the final class emphasis.

FEBruArY 1 - 3FRIDAY 6 - 9PM SATURDAY 9:30AM - 4:30PM, SUNDAY 9:30AM - 4PM$149 ($174 NON-MEMbERS)ADDiTiONAl MATeRiAlS feeS Will Be CHARGeD fOR THiS ClASS BASeD ON iNDiviDuAl uSAGeeST. $45 - $95


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FEBruArY 16 (eveRy THiRD SATuRDAy)



MULTI - PURPOSE

TRY NIGHT - FIGurE pHOTOGrApHY (VALENTINES DAY SPECIAL)Thomas Macker

This is a great opportunity to join the life drawing crew and photograph two models in one session.

FEBruArY 13WEDNESDAY | 6PM – 9PM $10 BRiNG yOuR CAMeRA

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COMpArATIVE ANATOMY: HUMANS VS. ANIMALSDwayne Harty

Spend 6 sessions in 2 weeks with Dwayne Harty studying human and animal anatomy. This special class will feature a variety of models: birds from the Teton Raptor Center, nude models as well as a variety of casts and mounts. Dwayne’s wealth of knowledge will inspire you to look at the figure and animal anatomy like never before! basic drawing materials will be provided, bring your favorite materials or paints.www.dwayneharty.com

FEBruArY 19 - MArCH 7TUESDAY & THURSDAY 6 – 9PM$175 ($200 NON-MEMbERS)All MATeRiAlS PROviDeD

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INTErMEDIATE THrOWING, SESSION 2bBen Blanton

Students will focus on wheel throwing techniques. Demonstrations will include throwing, altering, darting, slip decorating, simplifying the com-plex, and improving throwing skills. Students will then be encouraged to try new methods of altering thrown forms, the utilizing and joining of wheel thrown parts; combining elements to create personal expression that completes a detailed yet functional piece. (Some throwing experience necessary)

FEBruArY 19 - MArCH 19TUESDAY | 6 – 9PM$134 ($159 NON-MEMbERS)CERAMICS STUDIOONe BAG Of ClAy iNCluDeD WiTH fiRiNG AND GlAZe.

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INTRO THrOWING, SESSION 3bMatt Asbill


FEBruArY 20 -MArCH 13WEDNESDAY | 6 - 9PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS)CERAMICS STUDIOONe BAG Of ClAy iNCluDeD WiTH fiRiNG AND GlAZe.

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THE BuSINESS OF pHOTOGrApHY: MeRGiNG eNTRePReNeuRSHiP WiTH ARTJason Williams

Join professional wildlife photographer and Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris owner Jason Williams in a comprehensive overview about the photography industry and ways to make money from your photography. We will discuss how to organize your business, business plan, market-ing your work and current trends in the photography marketplace. This course is a great way to learn how to break into the business of photog-raphy from wildlife to weddings.

FEBruArY 23 SATURDAY | 9AM – 4PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS) PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO

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(INTRO) TOpICS IN ACrYLIC pAINTING: a reFresher For begInnersSharon Thomas

Has it been awhile since you painted? No matter how rusty your painting skills, this evening will help you brush off your paints and give you a jump-start into new projects for the new year.

FEBruArY 25MONDAY | 6 – 9PM$24 ($34 NON-MEMbERS)All MATeRiAlS PROviDeD

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INTRO THrOWING, SESSION 4brudy Borrego


FEBruArY 25 -MArCH 18MONDAY | 6 - 9PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS)CERAMICS STUDIOONe BAG Of ClAy iNCluDeD WiTH fiRiNG AND GlAZe.

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WAx CArVING & SILVEr CASTINGJeffrey Kaphan

Carving a wax model is the primary skill needed to produce a “Lost Wax” casting in silver. Through demonstration and hands on exercises, students will learn how to use tools and techniques to create a wax model suitable for casting. The course will include casting a wax model and learning proper techniques to create a finished piece of jewelry. This course is suitable for a beginner or an intermediate jeweler looking to expand their skills.

FEBruArY 22 - 24FRIDAY | 6 - 9PMSATURDAY | 9:30AM - 4:30PM-SUNDAY | 9:30AM - 3PM$149 ($174 NON-MEMbERS)uSe Of TOOlS iNCluDeD WiTH THe ClASS. SilveR iS exTRA


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BLACK & WHITE pHOTOGrApHY IIThomas MackerStudents will be expected to shoot film on their own time while class time will be focused on learning the techniques of printing a successful image. Students will focus on developing and editioning a body of work, making consistent prints and creating more complex prints with analog/alchemi-cal processes. Classes will meet once a week for three weeks. Students are required to bring a ‘shot’ roll of 35mm or 120mm film to the first day of class.

FEBruArY 21 - MArCH 7 THURSDAY 6 – 9PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS) PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO

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INTRO CLAY HANDBuILDING, SESSION 2bValerie Seaberg

Hand building is the ancient art of crafting clay without the wheel. Much older than wheel thrown ceramics hand building has endless possibili-ties for both the beginner and experienced artist. Learn how to get the most out of all kinds of tools and textures, slab rollers molds and extruders think (Play-Doh Fun Factory on steroids). The use of glazes, slips, and oxides to develop finished surfaces will also be explored. All instruction is geared toward individual ability and needs.

FEBruArY 28 -MArCH 21THURSDAY | 6 - 9PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS)CERAMICS STUDIO ONe BAG Of ClAy iNCluDeD WiTH fiRiNG AND GlAZe

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INTRO LEVEL SILVErSMITH, SESSION IVJessica Freed

Come discover the art of jewelry making. Learn basic metal techniques. Projects include soldering, polishing and stone setting. Learn the first step in becoming a silver smith. The weekend covers demonstrations and hands on projects. bring sketches and ideas of your interests. The cost of the materials varies on the amount of silver and stones you use.

MArCH 1 - 3FRIDAY | 6 - 9PMSATURDAY | 9:30AM - 4:30PM, SUNDAY | 9:30AM - 1:30PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS)COPPeR AND BRASS iNCluDeD WiTH ClASS COST, SilveR AND STONeS COST exTRA


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LIGHTrOOM pArT I & IITaylor Glenn

In the digital age of photography it is vital to have an efficient workflow. This two-part course will explore the technical and creative aspects of Adobe Lightroom and provide a fundamental understanding of how to incorporate the software into digital workflow.

Part 1: students will learn the fundamental principles of Lightroom as a catalogue software. Setting up an organized image database is critical to workflow and Lightroom is an important tool in managing that image data. Topics covered will be: Catalogue Creation and Setup, Image Database Structure, RAW Capture and Non Destructive Imaging, Importing Data to Lightroom, and Managing Image Data with the Library Module.

Part 2: will focus on the creative aspects of Adobe Lightroom. Students will work intensely with the Develop module to learn the tools that can take their photography to the next level. Topics covered in this section will be: RAW file processing/toning using the tools of the Develop Module, Output-ting images for specific uses, and using the Slideshow and Web Modules to create dynamic presentations.

This course is appropriate for the novice to intermediate photographer who wants to refine their skills in the digital photo realm. It is highly encour-aged (but not required) that students take both sections of the course to maximize their skills.

Part I: MArCH 4 - 13 Part II: MArCH 18 - 27 MONDAY & WEDNESDAY 6 – 9PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS) PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO

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ADUlT ART EDUCATION MARCH 2013


TRY NIGHT - pOrTFOLIO DAYThomas Macker & dept. staff

This is the day dedicated to hearing valuable feedback from the photogra-phy department staff about your imagery. One on one focus and develop-ment of your body of work is a great service so please take advantage of this wonderful opportunity!

MArCH 9SATURDAY | 10 AM - 5PM $10 PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIOBRiNG yOuR PORTfOliO

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INTErMEDIATE TOpICS IN ACrYLIC pAINTING: exPressIonSharon Thomas

Push value farther! Learn more about the expressive qualities of value in this focused class.

MArCH 11MONDAY | 6 – 9PM$24 ($34 NON-MEMbERS)All MATeRiAlS PROviDeD

PAINTING STUDIO


INTErMEDIATE TOpICS IN ACrYLIC pAINTING: comPosItIonSharon Thomas

Explore in-depth the foundation of all paintings: composition. Dig deeper into form, space, light sources and value while working from a still life.


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FISH prINTS! / GYOTAKuKay Stratman

This fun class is an introduction to the ancient Japanese art of Gyotaku, which literally means fish rubbing. We will use actual fish to make rub-bings onto fabric and rice paper. (Don’t wear your Sunday best!)www.kaystratman.com

MArCH 9SATURDAY | 1 – 3PM$24 ($34 NON-MEMbERS)All MATeRiAlS PROviDeD

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KICK STArT YOur SILVEr!Katharine Donan

Let Katherine, trained gemologist and silversmith, help work your trouble areas in your metal and stone setting projects and move your project ideas into reality. bring your inspirations and have a day of fun making and creating.

MArCH 9SATURDAY | 9:30AM – 4:30PM$34 ($49 NON-MEMbERS)MATeRiAlS NOT iNCluDeD. eACH BeNCH iS equiPPeD WiTH BASiC JeWelRy TOOlS TO uSe DuRiNG ClASS AND MORe AvAilABle TO SHARe.


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INTRO FASHION DESIGN: DEVELOPING A LINEKadie plummer

This course addresses the basics elements of the fashion design process, from concept through 2-D development towards a final 3-D realization. The class will cover the design processes of trend and in-spiration research, storyboard compiling, color story, fashion sketching, flats and design innovation. We will explore the development of basic level apparel styles through the application of the draping principles on the three-dimensional dress form ideal. Students study the process from initial design concept through first sample.

MArCH 12 – 21TUESDAY & THURSDAY 6 – 9PM$99 ($124 NON-MEMbERS)All MATeRiAlS PROviDeD

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MArCH 16(eveRy THiRD SATuRDAy)



MULTI - PURPOSE

INTRO TO uSING THE rOLLING MILL TO CrEATE uNIQuE JEWELrYBridget Lyons

Use paper, fabric, found materials and patterns to imprint designs on sheet metal in order to create simple one-of-a-kind earrings and pen-dants. Also learn how to use the rocker stamps, increasing your tool knowledge to get the most out of your studio time. Join us for a day of thorough instruction in how to safely use and maintain a rolling mill as well as practice with this great tool.

MArCH 16SATURDAY | 9:30 AM – 4PM$49 ($64 NON-MEMbERS)All SHeeT MeTAl uSeD Will COST exTRA, eST. $10 - $70


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INTErMEDIATE TOpICS IN ACrYLIC pAINTING: LandscaPeSharon Thomas

As spring approaches, it is time to turn subject focus to the outdoors. Explore the topics of landscape painting while still in the studio. bring reference sketches or photographs to work from, as well as your ques-tions and problems for a night of troubleshooting.


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INTErMEDIATE TOpICS IN ACrYLIC pAINTING: coLor & abstractIonSharon Thomas

Find your voice through color choice, abstraction and the expressive qualities of acrylic.


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TAKE THE AFTEr SCHOOL ACTIVITIES BuS “TOWN SHuTTLE” TO ArT CLASS!buses from Wilson, Jackson and Colter Elementary Schools and JHMS bring students to the Center for the Arts in time for all afterschool art classes. both Colter and Wilson buses drop students on Glenwood Ave. in front of the Ceramics Studio. The Route bus from Jackson Elementary brings students to Cache St. in front of the Theatre Lobby. Students are welcome to arrive to their designated studio early (borshell Children’s studio preferred if ½ hr. or more early) and work on their homework, draw, eat snacks etc. under light supervision. If you feel your child needs to be met at the bus stop please inform Emily (307)733-6379 or [email protected]

AFTEr SCHOOL ArT prOGrAMS AND YOuTH DAY CLASSESThe Art Association art programs encourage creativity and self-expression through supervised art exploration in a safe and supportive environment. In each program our professional and caring instructors give students individual instruction working on projects within the student’s capacity and at an age appropriate level. In order to assure a positive and successful experience we ask that caregivers please abide by age restrictions. All classes will be held in Art Association studios located in the Center for the Arts building. Please drop off and pick up your student in the studio specified for his/her class.

THE ArT ASSOCIATION’S CHILDrEN’S EDuCATION prOGrAMS ArE SuppOrTED IN pArT BY

Anonymous, Avery Mathieu Youth Scholarship Fund, Cultural Council of Jackson Hole, Dragicevich Foundation, Charles Engelhard Foundation Gary and Veronica Silberberg, Center of Wonder, First Interstate Bank Old Bill’s Fun for Charities, Susan and Peter Ordway, Maggie and Dick Scarlett, Danita Lowes, Smith’s Earn and Learn, Bank of the West,Wyoming Arts Council and other generous friends

rEGISTrATION, rEFuND AND CrEDIT pOLICYRegister by calling 307-733-6379 or in person at the Art Association at 240 S. Glenwood. Registration is accepted up to the first day of class, available enrollment on a first-come-first-served basis. Classes must be paid in full at time of registration. A 90% refund is given upon withdrawal at least one week prior to class start date, no credits or refunds less than a week prior to class start date. Classes are cancelled if a 4 student minimum is not met. A full refund is given when class is cancelled. Please know your student’s pick-up time. Additional fee may apply for late pick-up.

HAVE A pArTY AT THE ArT ASSOCIATION!! Are you looking for a unique, exciting and inspiring birthday activity for that special day? We provide the teacher, materials and a hands-on art activity with professional supervision. You provide the kids dressed for a mess, refreshments, cake, decorations and supervision for your refreshments and presents time. Email [email protected] for a list of ideas and to discuss possibilities. 90 minute art experience followed by 30 minutes for dessert, presents etc.1-12 kids | $130 ($150 non-members)13+ | $175 ($200 non-members)

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KINDErCLAYAGes 3-5Brigit Derosa

Educational, creative and fun! Introduce your little one to a favorite medium of all ages, kiln-fired clay! Students will learn hand building techniques like pinch, slab, and coil to create pieces to be fired, then painted with acrylic paint or glaze.

DROP-INS WELCOME!

SIGN UP AFTER START DATE- WE CAN PRO-RATE!

SESSION I: SEpT. 26 - OCT. 31SESSION II: NOv. 14 - DEC. 19 SESSION III: JAN. 16 - MAR. 206 WEEK & 10 WEEK SESSIONS WED | 10 - 11AM$90 ($115 NON-MEMbERS)DROP-iN fRieNDly : Give iT A TRy fOR $15/ClASS OR SiGN uP fOR All 10 fOR $125 ($150 NON-MeMBeRS)

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AFTEr SCHOOL KIDzArT CLuBGrADes K – 4Brigit Derosa

These fun and enriching classes explore a variety of art media and disci-plines through hands-on learning in a small group atmosphere. Classes are affordable, age-appropriate, and designed to encompass artists of all skill levels and experience while enhancing their inherent creativity in visual art, including drawing, painting, printmaking, specialized crafts, mixed media, clay and more! Drop-off time is at 3:30pm, allowing some students extra time to settle and snack before the project starting at 4pm and continuing until pick-up at 5:30pm.

SESSION I: SEpT. 17 - DEC. 17 MON | 3:30 - 5:30PM(NO CLASS OCT. 8 & 29) SIGN UP FOR ALL 12 SESSIONS FOR ONLY $120 ($145 NON-MEMbERS)

SESSION II: JAN. 7 – MAR. 18 (NO CLASS JAN 21 & FEB. 18)MON | 3:30 - 5:30PMSIGN UP FOR ALL 9 SESSIONS FOR $90 ($115 NON-MEMbERS)

DROP-INS WELCOME! $15.00BORShELL ChILDREN’S STUDIO

AFTErSCHOOL ArT WOrKSHOpS sessIon I: outdoor artGRADeS K - 3 • ChRISTI CAMMARATA • THuRS. | 4 - 5:30PM

GRADeS 3 - 5 • BRIGIT DEROSA • TueS. | 4 - 5:30PMCreate outside before the weather turns weather permitting of course! Make art about the outdoors using natural and man-made materials, painting en plein air complete with a fancy way to hang those master-pieces.

GRADES K-2: SEpT. 20 & 27 GRADES 3-5: SEpT. 18 & 25 $30 ($45 non-members)

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CONTINuED CrEATIONS IN CLAY GRADES 1-3Christi Cammarata/Tasha Cronk

If you have previous clay experience and you would like to take your creativity a step further this class is for you. Students will expand their horizons beyond the basics, elaborating on their designing and building skills to create functional ceramic ware and sculpted work. Combine an array of more advanced hand building and glazing techniques to get to the heart of your ideas!

SIGN UP AFTER START DATE- WE CAN PRO-RATE!

SESSION I: SEpT. 26 - OCT. 31 $125 ($140 non-members)

SESSION II: NOv. 7 - DEC. 19 (NO CLASS NOV. 21) $125 ($140 non-members)

SESSION III: JAN. 22 - MAR. 19 $200 ($225 non-members)

6-WEEK & 10-WEEK SESSIONS WEDNESDAY | 4-5:30PM CERAMICS STUDIO

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AFTErSCHOOL ArT WOrKSHOpS sessIon II: Photo JournaLIng GRADeS K - 3 • ChRISTI CAMMARATA • THuRS. | 4 - 5:30PM

GRADeS 3 - 5 • BRIGIT DEROSA • TueS. | 4 - 5:30PMCreate a memory book using hand made paper, photograms and your own pictures using a variety of mixed media techniques. Keep your books to continue to write and draw in throughout the school year!

GRADES K-2:OCTObER 4, 11, 18 & 25 $60 ($75 non-members)

GRADES 3-5: OCTObER 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30 $75 ($90 non-members)

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SEMI-prIVATE pAINTING AND DrAWINGGrADes 3 – 8Linsay Alexander, Emily Boespflug,Michele Walters, Tom Woodhouse

These classes provide students the opportunity to explore a fine-art me-dium of their choice under the direction of an experienced artist. These small-group lessons are for those interested in furthering their study in acrylic painting, watercolor, pastel, charcoal or pencil drawing. Advance from drawing to painting skills when you explore shape, color theory and mixing, tone and value, perspective and portrayal of light. Work using a medium you are comfortable with or try something new!

OCT. 10 – MArCH 20WEDNESDAY | 4:15 – 5:45PM(NO CLASS NOV. 21, DEC. 26, JAN. 2)$110 - 6-CLASS PUNCH CARD($120 NON-MEMbER CARD)$20 DROP-IN($25 NON-MEMbER DROP IN)bORSHELL CHILDREN’S STUDIO

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LITTLE HANDS, LITTLE FEETAGes 2 & 3 witH cAreGiverJessie Harris

Explore the basics with your toddler in these 6-week classes with an ooey-gooey, mucky, messy introduction to the fundamentals of creating art. Age-appropriate, themed projects will slowly introduce your child to basic elements of art and design using paint, clay, collage and more, as they are presented in a children’s book at the beginning of class.

SIGN UP AFTER START DATE - WE CAN PRO-RATE!

SESSION I: OCT. 2 - NOv. 6SESSION II: FEb. 5 - MARCH 19 (NO CLASS FEb. 19)6-WEEK SESSION TUES | 10-10:45AM$50 ($65 NON-MEMbERS)DROP-IN FEE $10bORSHELL CHILDREN’S STUDIO

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YOuTH CLAY: ALL ABOuT HANDBuILDING GRADES K - 2Christi Cammarata/Tasha Cronk

Explore a variety of hand building techniques using kiln-fired clay from pinch and coil pots to slab boxes and sculpture. This highly tactile medium allows for endless creativity through playful exploration, engag-ing students in inventive art making using new methods of construction introduced each session. Stretch your imagination to the limit! Finished pieces will be fired and painted with glaze or acrylic paint. All supplies and firings included. SIGN UP AFTER START DATE - WE CAN PRO-RATE!

SESSION I: OCT. 2 - NOv. 6SESSION II: NOv. 13 - DEC. 18SESSION III: FEb. 5 - MAR. 196 WEEK SESSION4 - 5:30PM

$130 ($150 NON-MEMbERS)CERAMICS STUDIO

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I-SCrEAM INK!GRADES 3-5Kadie plummer/Brigit Derosa

Learn various advanced tie-dying techniques for most clothing, scarves, pillowcases and bags. Complete the process with your screen-printed designs and “bling” that sings just in time for the holidays.

NOV. 30-DEC. 143-WEEK SESSION FRIDAY | 4:30-5:45PM$60 ($70 NON-MEMbERS)bORSHELL CHILDREN’S STUDIO

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CErAMICS: HAND & WHEELGRADES 4 - 8Christi Cammarata/Tasha Cronk

Using hand building and throwing techniques students will create a variety of functional and decorative ceramic ware in this hands-on studio class. The session will start with a focus in advanced hand building, working towards skills used when throwing on the potter’s wheel. Finished work will be painted with acrylic or glaze. All supplies and fir-ings included.

SESSION I: OCT. 15 - DEC. 10 (NO CLASS OCT. 29)

SESSION II: JAN. 14 - MAR. 18 (NO CLASS JAN. 21 OR FEb. 18)8 WEEK SESSIONMONDAY | 4 - 5:30PM

$175 ($200 NON-MEMbERS)CERAMICS STUDIO

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WEEKEND FAMILY WOrKSHOpS:GO GrEEN – HALLOWEEN FASHION FuN FOr ALL AGESKadie plummer

bring your old bags, clothes and décor to inspire 2012 Halloween costumes. Take the Halloween Holiday to a new level by creating custom-made costumes from recycled and reusable materials. Prizes for most original and most recycled costumes. All materials and supplies provided.

OCTOBEr 13SATURDAY | 10AM – 4PM$49 ($64 NON-MEMbERS)PAINTING STUDIO

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AFTErSCHOOL ArT WOrKSHOpS sessIon III: Food For art GRADeS K - 3 • ChRISTI CAMMARATA • THuRS. | 4 - 5:30PM

GRADeS 3 - 5 • BRIGIT DEROSA • TueS. | 4 - 5:30PMChef it up in the studio as we make art about food and our own art materials from food items like finger paint, puffy paint, chalk and air-dry clay. Create extra-ordinary art from the ordinary!

GRADES K-2: NOvEMbER 1, 8, 15 & 29GRADES 3-5: NOvEMbER 6, 13, 20 & 27$60 ($75 non-members)

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AFTErSCHOOL ArT WOrKSHOpS sessIon V: FancIFuL FLakesGRADeS K - 3 • ChRISTI CAMMARATA • THuRS. | 4 - 5:30PM

GRADeS 3 - 5 • BRIGIT DEROSA • TueS. | 4 - 5:30PMThere are so many ways to make snowflakes from beading to 3D paper mobiles to gelatin printing and creating real colored crystals. Discover the science behind how delicate, geometric snowflakes happen and the wonder of re-creating the artistic beauty within a great flake!

GRADES K-2: JANuARy 10, 17, 24 & 31GRADES 3-5: JANuARy 8, 15, 22 & 29$60 ($75 non-members)

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NO SCHOOL DAY: DrESS up YOur pET!GRADES 1 - 4Kadie plummer/Brigit Derosa

bring in your favorite stuffed animal or barbie doll to be dressed to your liking. Use simple stitching, basic fabrics, a variety of fun accessories from fancy buttons to beads and a little creativity to prepare them for that special occasion.

MArCH 1 FRIDAY | 10AM - 3PM$40 ($50 NON-MEMbERS)bORSHELL CHILDREN’S STUDIO

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AFTErSCHOOL ArT WOrKSHOpS sessIon IV: a chrIstmas story QuILt GRADeS K - 3 • ChRISTI CAMMARATA • THuRS. | 4 - 5:30PM

GRADeS 3 - 5 • BRIGIT DEROSA • TueS. | 4 - 5:30PMStudents will view work by Wyoming artists Crystal Lawrence and Alberto in the Main Gallery and compare concepts with well-known story quilt artist Faith Ringgold before creating their own “quilt” based on imagery from their favorite Christmas Carol.

GRADES K-2: DECEMbER 6, 13, & 20GRADES 3-5: DECEMbER 4, 11 & 18$45 ($60 non-members)

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AFTErSCHOOL ArT WOrKSHOpS sessIon VI: VIsuaLIze accessorIzeGRADeS K - 3 • ChRISTI CAMMARATA • THuRS. | 4 - 5:30PM

GRADeS 3 - 5 • BRIGIT DEROSA • TueS. | 4 - 5:30PMMake your own handmade headbands, bracelets, wallets, pendants, pins and ponytails. basic sewing, beading, dyeing and decoupage are some of the arts processes that will be taught.

GRADES K-2: FEbRuARy 7, 14, 21 & 28 $60 ($75 non-members)

GRADES 3-5: FEbRuARy 5, 12 & 26 $45 ($60 non-members)

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AFTErSCHOOL ArT WOrKSHOpS sessIon VII: march madness: mIxed medIa! GRADeS K - 3 • ChRISTI CAMMARATA • THuRS. | 4 - 5:30PM

GRADeS 3 - 5 • BRIGIT DEROSA • TueS. | 4 - 5:30PMExplore the many ways to combine drawing, painting, printmaking and sculpture into single fun and funky art pieces for display on the wall and in the garden.

GRADES K-2: MARCH 7, 14 & 21 GRADES 3-5: MARCH 5, 12 & 19$45 ($60 non-members)

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SprEAK BrEAK WOrKSHOp: CLAYMATION MOVIEGRADES 4 AND UPSteve Whisenand and Tom Woodhouse

Students will create their own Claymation movies in this hands-on, learn-ing-filled workshop, using stop-motion software on computers provided by the library. Storyboard, make figures, film, and edit movies. Students will learn to use Frames stop-motion software, plan and design shots, use a green-screen, and more. They will take home a DVD compilation of all the movies produced in the class.

MArCH 25-29 MONDAY - FRIDAY | 1-3PM $125 ($150 NON-MEMbERS)bORSHELL CHILDREN’S STUDIO

WEEKEND FAMILY WOrKSHOpS:GrApHIC FIBErS(THE OFFSPRING OF FUNKY FIbERS AND GRAPHIC FASHIONS)Brigit Derosa

Celebrate Cinco De Mayo when you make something special for mom or with mom, or for another special someone in your life (even yourself) in this fun and unique weekend workshop where anything goes! Learn dying and felting techniques using man-made and natural materials, then take it a step further adding in the style using beads, strings and things. This class is for everyone, especially those that are always telling us they want to come play with us sometime! All supplies included.

MArCH 25-29 MONDAY - FRIDAY | 1-3PM $125 ($150 NON-MEMbERS)bORSHELL CHILDREN’S STUDIO

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THANK YOU!TO OUR 2012 ART ASSOCIATION BUSINESS SPONSORS INVESTING IN A VITAL, CREATIVE COMMUNITY AS OF AUGUST 1, 2012

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2013JULY 19 - 21 AUGUST 16 - 18

AFJH 2013 APPLICATIONS AVAILAbLE: Dec 10. 2012 at zapplication.org

TAKIN’ IT TO THE STREETS 2013 SuNDAy SEpTEMbER 8, 2013 APPLICATIONS AVAILAbLE: JuNe 3 - July 29 at www.jhartfair.org

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A WINTEr WEEKEND OF ArT, FABuLOuS GOurMET FOOD AND FINE WINE AT THE SpECTACuLArLY BEAuTIFuL HISTOrIC TrIANGLE x rANCH IN GrAND TETON NATIONAL pArK HOSTED BY THE ArT ASSOCIATION OF JACKSON HOLE.

From January 25-27 we will present a special art weekend as a kickoff event and fundraiser for our 50th Anniversary year. Here are just a few of the weekend highlights:

Five course gourmet dinner by Chef Tom with wine pairings and a talk by premier Napa Valley Sommelier Nicole Darracq, an evening with Janet C. bishop, Curator of Painting and Sculpture at San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, presentation by acclaimed designer Agnes bourne, painting with Jackson artist Kathryn Turner, x-Country skiing, snow shoeing, hot tub and yoga and more. Please contact the art association development office [email protected] for cost and further information. There are only 20 spots available, so please let us know soon if you are interested.

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The Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund has awarded the Art Association a $25,000 Matching Endowment Grant! This is a significant state endorsement of our organization and will help us double each and every gift. Matching gifts at all levels designated to the Huntley baldwin Art Association Endowment Fund are being sought above and beyond annual giving and membership this year.

Please contact cathy Wikoff for information, [email protected], (307) 733-6379.

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HOW WE ArE FuNDED30% Events30% Individual Contributions25% Class Tuition10% Foundation and Corporate Grants5% Memberships

WAYS YOu CAN HELp • Membership• Donations• In-Kind Donations• business Membership• Program Sponsorship • Smith’s Fresh Values Card • Good Search & Good Shop • Memorial and Tribute Gifts• Gift Certificates • Stock Gifts• Planned Gifts• Volunteer

SpONSOrSHIp OppOrTuNITIESEVENTS • Art Fair Jackson Hole• Special Events•5oth Anniversary 2013

GALLErY ExHIBITION prOGrAM Free changing exhibitions featuring hundreds of local, regional and national artists

EDuCATION prOGrAMS • Children’s Program• Visiting Artists• Adult Classes and Workshops• Outreach• School programs• Scholarships

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For more information and to make a tax-deductible gift phone: 307.733.6379 E-mail: Cathy Wikoff – [email protected] On-line: www.artassociation.org Mail: PO box 1248, Jackson, WY 83001 83001.

BECOME AN ArT ASSOCIATIONMEMBEr TODAY!

BECOME A MEMBEr!• FrEE ENTrY TO ALL ArT FAIrS • DISCOuNTS ON ALL CLASSES • pArTICIpATE IN MEMBEr SHOWS

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THE NON-PROFIT ART ASSOCIATION OFFERS ART CLASSES, EVENTS AND EXHIBITIONS YEAR-ROUND. WITH YOUR SUPPORT, WE HELP MAKE JACKSON HOLE A VITAL, CREATIVE COMMUNITY.

2011 ART ASSOCIATION CONTRIBUTIONS TO JACKSON HOLE:• 103 classes to 1,200 children• 140 classes to 1,090 adults• 360 outreach sessions supporting 15 community service organizations• 1,100 K-12 students participating in field trips• Art Fairs serving over 500 artists and 18,000 residents and visitors• 23 gallery exhibitions showcasing 630 artists• 190 volunteers, 63 instructors• and so much more!

HOW YOU CAN BE INVOLVED:• become a member• take a class• Donate• volunteer• purchase a gift certificate• sponsor a program, event, or scholarship• visit www.artassociation.org

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