AAC Comm Ed Winter/Spring 2015-16 Brochure

COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAMS | WINTER/SPRING 2016

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Community Education 1212 Jackson Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202T (513) 562-8748 F (513) [email protected] | www.artacademy.edu/community_education

Art Academy of Cincinnati

Cover: Beth Himsworth, I Hear You, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Clinical Sci-ences Pavilion. A collaborative project between Cincinnati Children’s, Kolar Design and the Art Academy of Cincinnati Community Education Department with artist Beth Himsworth.

A COMMUNITY OF ARTISTSof every skill level, from beginning artists to accomplished artists.

AAC’s Community Education Mission and Vision StatementsOur mission is to dedicate ourselves to pro-viding a distinctive education to children, teens, and adults, empowering them to embrace their artistic abilities by giving them the proper tools to pursue a life of creativity. Our vision is to be the leader in educating the community in the visual arts at every skill level and promoting creative opportunities for the public.

Make Art, Make A Difference!Every year more than 2,800 people of all ages study art through the AAC’s Commu-nity Education Department. Courses are affordable and open to all. Our programs include: Adult/Teen, Summer Portfolio Preparation, Teen Academy for 13-18 year olds, Camp Art Academy for 5-12 year olds, Saturday and After-school Art for Kids, P&G funded SmartArt for Schools, and College and Career Readiness After School Programs.

Gift Certificates Give a Gift Certificate to the artist in yourlife to join our community of artists at theArt Academy of Cincinnati. Available indenomination of $50 to $200 all year. Pur-chase online through Community Educa-tion.

Join Our Community and Benefit • Learn from teaching artists who are professionals in their fields. • Small classes allow for personal

attention during instruction. • Classes conveniently located at various

art centers around the city. • Discounts available to seniors from

age 60. • Enjoy the Arts members receive a

10% discount www.enjoythearts.org

• ArtsWave Passport participants receive a 10% discount www.theartswave.org

• CEUs and PDUs may apply to any class for an additional fee (see p 25 for details)

Community Education Scholarships are made available to children, teens, and young artists 5 to 22 years, through: • The Fannie Isidor and The Isidor/

Kaltman Philanthropic Fund. • The Autumn Air Art Fair through the

efforts of many dedicated artists. • The Bobbi Vallery Memorial Fund.

Make A Difference! Donate Today! www.artacademy.edu/donate

The Art Academy of Cincinnati is located Near 12th and Vine in Over-The-Rhine, which has the largest collection of 19th century Italianate architecture still standing in the United States. The 360-acre district of OTR is recognized on the National Historic Register.

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Table of Contents | WINTER/SPRING 2016 2-13 Classes,Workshops,andSpecialInterests Art Academy, 1212 Jackson Street, 45202

14-17 TeenandChildren’sProgramming Teen Academy, Art for Kids, Summer Programs 18 AAC@ The Barn, Mariemont Clifton Cultural Arts Center The Essex Studios

28 GallerySchedule Regional Scholastic Art Awards

29 Registration

Gift certificates available at:www.artacademy.edu/commuity_education

AAC CE provides a distinctive education to empower your loved one to embrace their artistic abilities. Give the artist you know the proper tools to pursue a life of creativity.

Adobe Photoshop CS6Chad TurnerWednesdays, February 10 to March 166:30 - 9:00 pm6 classesFee: $160A basic class with focus on retouching, edit-ing, and creative image manipulation. This is an ideal course for freelance, in-house designers, photographers using digital technology, and studio artists. The course will consist of instruction surveying all major functions and guided work on projects.

Adobe Illustrator CS6Chad Turner Wednesdays, April 6 to May 116:30 - 9:00 pm 6 classes Fee: $160 Expand your vector skills in Illustrator! Become proficient and learn how to cre-ate impressive and professional graphic designs and illustrations using digital tools. This course will consist of instruction sur-veying all major functions and guided work on projects.

Introduction to Web DesignHerschel JohnsonMondays, March 21 to May 96:30 - 9:00 pm8 classesFee: $160In this introductory class, get a birds-eye view of what HTML is and then quickly create your own HTML webpages. If you’ve never written a piece of HTML before, this class is just for you. Class cost includes lab fee.

Adobe InDesign CS6StaffSaturdays, March 12 to April 1610:00 am - 12:30 pm6 classesFee: $160Ever wonder how they produce those beautiful magazine pages? Learn the tricks of the trade! This is a great program for those students interested in what goes on behind the scene of publication layout. Great for creating books, catalogs, flyers, layouts and more. No prior experience needed. Class cost includes lab fee.

Register at www.artacademy.edu/community_education

Community EducationArt Academy of Cincinnati

3rd Floor South | 1212 Jackson StreetAdult/Teen | Communication Arts/Design

Alms Communication Center

Adult/Teen | Communication Arts/Film & Video 3 3rd Floor South | 1212 Jackson Street

Alms Communication CenterFilmmakingJosh FlowersTuesdays, March 8 to April 266:30 - 9:00 pm8 classes Fee: $180In this class students will not only learn the basics of filmmaking but also have a com-pleted project by the time the course ends. We will touch upon script writing, lights, sound, camera and editing as we learn while we create. Class cost includes access to video cameras, lighting materials, and editing software. No experience necessary.

Flash Animation Staff Thursdays, February 25 to April 146:30 - 9:00 pm 8 classes Fee: $180 Learn how to create animations using Adobe Flash. Using basic frame-by-frame techniques and tweening, you’ll learn how to draw and animate simple characters, adding motion, drama, and expression. Use storyboards to animate a sequence to bring your characters to life and set your art in motion!

NEW! | WatchWriteNow: Reading the ScreenTT Stern-EnziThursdays, February 11 to March 316:00 - 9:00 pm8 classesFee: $180Bring your film journals and settle into your seats, it’s time to Watch Write Now! Facili-tated by TT Stern-Enzi, local film critic (con-tributing film editor with Cincinnati CityBeat and Dayton City Paper), this class will help you find your own voice in film critique and analysis. Learn about contemporary film criticism without feeling the pressure of needing a background in genre and theory. Participants will have the opportunity to screen a variety of recent releases, in class and potentially at advance screenings in area theaters, while exploring the themes and learning how to evaluate films with a more actively engaged critical eye.

TT Stern-Enzi writes for Citybeat.com, check out his work at http://terrencetodd.com/tag/tt-stern-enzi/

Cartoon and Animation WorkshopLynn ArnspergerTuesdays, March 8 to April 12 6:00 - 9:00 pm6 classesFee: $160Get creative designing your own cartoon characters and bringing them to life on pa-per. Students will learn and use the Twelve Principles of Disney, character construc-tion and create model sheets to bring our characters to life in the form of a story-board. Students will develop backgrounds and learn the art of cell painting. A basic understanding of timing, in-betweening, and the movement of the two-legged figure will be covered.

Southern Ohio Filmmakers Association Members receive 10% off our Film and Video classes!

Screenprinting TechniquesAaron BroughtonTuesdays, February 9 to March 296:30 - 9:00 pm8 classesFee: $180This class focuses on basic procedures for screenprinting on paper. While being exposed to fundamental and intermedi-ate techniques of screenprinting, students will explore two types of printing methods: the screen filler method and the drawing fluid method. Students will create their own designs to create original prints. Class cost covers some materials. Looking for more? Check out Open Studio Screenprinting at DIY Studios at the Essex Studio #188 (p 24)

NEW Day! | Printmaking BasicsJase FlanneryWednesdays, January 13 to March 26:00 - 9:00 pm8 classesFee: $160Learn fundamental printmaking techniques that you can do in your own home or studio. This class will teach you print processes that artists of all disciplines can integrate into their work. Monotypes and monoprinting, stencil-ling, block printing, and collagraphs will all be introduced in this course. Class cost covers most materials.

Monoprinting with SilkscreenAaron Kent, AAC Alumnus Thursdays, April 7 to May 5 6:30 - 9:00 pm 5 classesFee: $150This class will teach you to print with Procion dyes, acrylics and graphite using a screen-printing technique. You will also learn to build your print using multiple layers and a loose registration system for placement of images. We will also use photo emulsion pro-cess to transfer images to our monoprints. This class will allow you to be free with your creativity and throw away traditional screen-printing in the creation of one print at a time.

Woodblock and Linoleum ReliefPrintmaking Jase Flannery Wednesdays, March 23 to May 11 6:00 - 9:00 pm 8 classesFee: $180This class is an introduction to woodblock and linoleum carving and printmaking. Stu-dents will learn carving techniques, how to make an edition, and monoprint techniques. Focus will be on both technique and concep-tual development for a variety of works, ending in at least one series of images. Class fee covers most materials.


Community EducationArt Academy of Cincinnati Adult/Teen | Print Media

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Drawing From the Very BeginningMatt WrightFridays, February 12 to March 186:30 - 9:00 pm 6 classesFee: $160This is an introductory class for those who claim they can’t even draw a straight line! Working initially from still-life arrangements and progressing to undraped figure stud-ies in the last classes, students will learn to draw what they see in charcoal, ink, and pencil. Students must be 16 or older. Class cost includes model fee. Also see Drawing from the Very Beginning at Clifton Cultural Arts Center (p 19)

Classical Drawing MethodsAlex SigalThursdays, February 11 to April 146:30 - 9:00 pm10 classesFee: $200Students will learn techniques of classi-cal drawing working from still-life settings. Students will learn rules of perspective, volume, values, composition, and balance, in order to explore foundational aspects of classical training. No prior experience necessary.

Foundational Comic DrawingMatt WrightThursdays, February 25 to April 14 6:30 - 9:00 pm8 classesFee: $180Comics and graphic novels are not just for kids anymore! Students will explore the fundamentals of this art form including visual storytelling, character creation and development, layout and page planning, and pencilling and inking. Open to stu-dents 16 and older.

Drawing with Color TheoryMatt WrightWednesdays, February 24 to April 136:30 - 9:00 pm8 classesFee: $180Students will learn basic drawing skills to gain the ability to draw what they see while embracing their own unique style. Students will focus on understanding line weight, perspective and composition. The course will move from drawing with graph-ite to using ink to including color and understanding color choices and theory.

NEW! | Drawing CityscapesLynn ArnspergerTuesdays, April 19 to May 24 6:00 - 9:00 pm6 classesFee: $160Explore and capture some of Cincin-nati’s historic landmarks such as Fountain Square, Union Terminal, Mt. Adams, and more. We will create our own representa-tions of the city in the form of illustration, pen and ink, watercolor, and oil pastel, and learn how to draw settings, architecture, and landscapes from photographic refer-ence in the studio.

Adult/Teen | Drawing 5 6th Floor South | 1212 Jackson Street

Studios funded by Carson E. Smith



NEW! | Classical Figure Drawing Dynamics: Sepia and SanguineMarlene Steele, AAC Alumna Saturdays, March 26 to May 7No class April 16 9:00 am - 12:00 pm 6 classes Fee: $160 Expand your approach to figure and por-trait with classic sepia and sanguine pencil on toned papers. Explore form and value and learn how to heighten your formal effects with white pastels. Class will draw from a professional undraped figure. Class cost includes model fee.

Drawing the Human Form: The Realistic FigureGreg Albert, AAC AlumnusThursdays, January 28 to March 317:00 - 9:00 pm10 classesFee: $200This course will teach you to draw the fig-ure realistically, using specific techniques to make accurate representations of the figure. Emphasis will be given to light and shadow, negative shapes, and visual mea-suring tools, hidden alignments, propor-tions, and other techniques to check the accuracy of your work. Graphite, charcoal, and conte crayons will be used on a variety of surfaces. Students will work from a pro-fessional undraped model. Class includes model fee. Class open to adults and teens 16 and older.

Drawing with Artist InksBeth SchottTuesdays, April 19 to May 24 6:00 - 8:30 pm6 classesFee: $160Students will learn to use artists ink tech-niques for drawing and application, and focus on drawing in values. After acquiring the skills of handling the ink, students will produce a finished drawing using a per-sonal photograph or a photo in the public domain. Students may also learn how to design and create their own Hanko stamp to add a signature to their original works.

Open Studio (Evening)Monitor onlyTuesdays, February 23 to April 266:30 - 9:00 pm10 classesFee: $80This open studio allows artists to work independently from a professional un-draped model in both long and alternating poses on a weekly basis. Registrations must be made in advance. Open to adults and teens 16 or older. Class cost includes model fee.

Also see Open Studio (Afternoon) at Essex Studios (p 22)

Adult/Teen | Drawing6th Floor South | 1212 Jackson Street

Studios funded by the Otto M. Budig Family Foundation

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Perspective on PerspectiveWayman Brown Friday, May 209:00 am - 1:00 pm One Day Workshop Fee: $60Make perspective clear and easy to understand while learning about the many different types of perspective. This is a combination hands-on and demonstration workshop. No drafting tools are required.

Face to Face: A Portrait Workshop Wayman BrownWednesday - Friday, May 4 to May 69:00 am - 1:00 pm3 classesFee: $120Learn the fundamentals of drawing por-traits! Begin with quick gesture drawing, capturing the essence of values and forms, then work from photographs to create drawings that express the complexity of features in the faces of your loved ones.

Color Pencil DrawingWayman BrownWednesday - Friday, April 20 to April 229:00 am - 1:00 pm3 classes Fee: $120This class will explore color relationships and their effects on form. We will be look-ing for local color and reflected color to evaluate the finished drawing. Working with value shapes, we will build up each drawing to create a composition that will move the viewer’s eye around the subject.

Drawing from PhotographsWayman BrownWednesday - Friday, April 6 to April 89:00 am - 1:00 pm3 classesFee: $120Students will use photos to gather informa-tion in support of their work and use photos like sketches as source material for their final pieces. Photos will be referenced (not copied) to make creative works.

NEW! | Hands and Faces WorkshopStaffSaturdays, April 23 to May 7 9:30 am - 12:30 pm3 classesFee: $120Hone your skills of making dynamic por-traits with this focused workshop. Cov-ers the proportion of the human face and hands, value and form, negative space, and provides you with tools to check your ac-curacy to help you create realistic drawings. Works from photographs and a live profes-sional model. Must be 16 years or older.

6th Floor South | 1212 Jackson StreetStudios funded by Carson E. Smith


Community EducationArt Academy of Cincinnati Adult/Teen | Painting

Encaustic: Art With WaxCharles FrymierThursdays, February 25 to April 286:30 - 9:00 pm10 classesFee: $200This course is an introduction to painting with wax. We will be focusing on both hot and cold wax painting techniques, as well as explore color, form, and composition. This class will also take time to illuminate historic practice and modern experiments.

Classical Watercolor TechniquesAlex SigalTuesdays, March 22 to May 106:30 - 9:00 pm8 classesFee: $180Students will learn about color relation-ships and color balance, along with watercolor techniques and specifics of the media through a variety of well-staged, colorful still-life settings. No experience necessary.

Portraits of the Masters in OilsElizabeth SchottMondays, February 22 to April 256:00 - 8:30 pm8 classesFee: $180From grisaille to the frame, attendees will learn the style by the painter of their choice in oils, including such detail as brush strokes, palette, and factual information regarding the artist and the period of the painting. Additional portraiture skills will also be included, from the block-in and scumbling, and tips for creating a success-ful piece of work.

4th Floor North | 1212 Jackson StreetStudios funded by the Thomas J. Emery Foundation

Find More Great AAC Painting Classes at

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Introduction to Darkroom PhotographyAnn BurrellSaturdays, January 30 to April 29:30 am - 12:30 pm10 classesFee: $200Students, using their 35mm manual cameras, will be exposed to the darkroom with unique opportunities to learn basic black and white film processing and image manipulation techniques. This class is a prerequisite for Open Studio Darkroom.

Open Studio DarkroomAnn BurrellThursdays, February 11 to April 146:00 - 9:00 pm 10 classesFee: $180This class is designed for students who have taken Introduction to Darkroom Photography and are ready to move on to the next level, or just want more time in the darkroom. This is an opportunity to work more in-depth and hone your printing skills and also learn more about some fun alternative techniques. Class cost includes lab fee.

Introduction to the Digital SLRAnn BurrellTuesdays, January 26 to March 156:30 - 9:00 pm8 classesFee: $180This class is designed to open the world of digital photography to you. Class focuses on the understanding of camera functions, menus, and modes, as well as lighting, composition, aperture, and shutter speed and their respective priority modes. Practice outdoor and indoor photography, and explore basic image retouching and editing. Class cost includes lab fee.

NEW! | Intermediate Digital SLRAnn BurrellMondays, April 4 to May 236:30 - 9:00 pm8 classesFee: $180This class is designed for students who have taken Introduction to the Digital SLR, and are ready to move to the next level! This class will explore more indoor and outdoor shooting, with creative assign-ments given to further your photographic skills. Each week students will bring in photos from the assignment to be dis-cussed and shared.

Adult/Teen | Photography 93rd Floor North | 1212 Jackson Street

Darkroom funded by Richard L. Shenk

Portrait PhotographyKate MesserTuesdays, March 22 to May 106:00 - 8:30 pm8 classesFee: $180This class offers a professional perspective to portrait photography through demon-stration and coaching during hands on portrait sessions. We will be photograph-ing a variety of models some weeks and working in Adobe Photoshop and Light-room to review and learn some editing tricks for the other weeks. Your comfort level and confidence will grow from your experience working with live models in our class.

NEW! | Nature Photography: SpringLisa BrittonSaturdays, March 26 to May 219:00 - 11:30 am9 classesFee: $180Explore the fresh colors and textures of spring by taking field trips in and around Cincinnati with an instructor who has been inspired by nature and using it in her fine art photography for 20 years. We will also view our images in the classroom together for feedback. Explore techniques for mak-ing high-quality natural images and create some beautiful, inspiring images.

Documentary Photography and Photojournalism Emily LangSaturdays, March 12 to April 30 9:30 am - 12:00 pm8 classesFee: $180In this course, students will have the opportunity to put their existing photo know-how to use by utilizing the principles of photojournalism to create photo essays. This course will also introduce students to the rich history of documentary photogra-phy, in addition to the great documentary photographers who helped shape the field. By the end of the course, students will have honed and developed their storytell-ing skills to craft photo narratives using their digital SLR cameras.


Community EducationArt Academy of Cincinnati Adult/Teen | Photography

3rd Floor South | 1212 Jackson StreetStudios funded by Joseph and Susan Pichler

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Creative Darkroom TechniquesWorkshopAnn BurrellSaturdays, May 7 to May 211:00 - 4:00 pm 3 classesFee: $120In this class, students will explore some fun and simple creative darkroom tech-niques, such as photograms, negative sandwiching, selective development, ton-ing and more. Bring your black and white negatives and your imagination!

Digital Photographic AssignmentsLisa Britton Wednesdays, March 23 to May 116:30 – 9:00 pm8 classes Fee: $180This class consists of different assign-ments each week given by the instructor. Students will bring photographs complet-ed during the week to the following week’s class for open discussions about how the images were made. The instructor will also lead a class critique of the work presented. This salon-style class is designed for students who want artistic and technical feedback of their work.

New! | Find more Photography Classes at the Essex Studios! (p 21)

Photoshop for the Digital Photographer Sam MarshallThursdays, March 24 to May 126:30 - 9:00 pm8 classesFee: $180This class will introduce students to possi-bilities of digital image manipulation using Adobe Photoshop. Using their own images and those provided, students will learn to enhance and alter images. Concepts explored include color correction, tonal adjustments, selection tools, masking techniques, and retouching.

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Lower Level | 1212 Jackson StreetAdult/Teen | Sculpture

Kinetic SculptureStephanie CooperSaturdays, March 26 to May 149:30 am - 12:30 pm8 classes Fee: $180This class will introduce a series of tech-niques for making mechanical movements that will result in a kinetic sculptural as-semblage. The class will discuss examples of kinetic sculptures – from clockwork automaton to modern examples of moving sculptures – and employ these principles to create sculptures using found object assemblage.

Papier-mâché SculptureStephanie CooperFridays, March 11 to April 293:00 – 6:00 pm8 classesFee: $180This class will go far beyond “grade school” papier-mâché creations, by us-ing the material as a serious art medium, and by using tools and methods to refine the material. Students will discover new capabilities for making sculptural objects in paper and cardboard.

Ceramic Figure Stephanie CooperSaturdays, January 16 to March 59:30 am - 12:30 pm8 classesFee: $180 Sculpt with stoneware clay from an un-draped figure model. Students will learn how to create a hollow clay figure that will be fired. Stylization is encouraged, but at the same time, the emphasis will be on understanding gesture, proportion, and anatomy at one’s own pace. These pieces will be strong enough to be displayed out-side or inside, and may be glazed if color is desired. Students must be 16 or older.

Introduction to Woodworking: Making FramesRichard FruthMondays, February 22 to April 256:30 – 9:00 pm10 classesFee: $200This class is for the student who wants to expand their skills with the planer, jointer, miter, and table saw. Projects are focused on the construction, assembly, and finish of picture frames. Students will learn the following frame making techniques: miter, lap joint, finger-joint, and decorative tech-niques. Previous woodshop experience required.

Intermediate Woodworking: TablesRichard FruthWednesdays, March 23 to May 256:30 – 9:00 pm10 classesFee: $200This class builds on the skills that students have learned in Introduction to Woodwork-ing. This course is for the student who wants to learn how to design, build, and assemble a basic table. This course will introduce new joinery and skills for future projects. Each student will learn the proper method for making a small end table, such as lap joint, mortise and tendon, and many other joinery techniques used in furniture construction. Open to adults and teens 16 or older. Some supplies may need to be purchased. Limited spaces are available.

The Business of ArtCrews McCullochMondays, April 4 to May 26:30 - 9:00 pm5 classesFee: $120This course will acquaint artists with pre-senting oneself and one’s work to the art buying world. We will explore how art is chosen and why. We will discuss various art markets and opportunities. Artists will gain insight into what works for them and what does not, to create a personal, professional package.

NEW! | Calligraphy Foundations: SpencerianMarlene Steele, AAC AlumnaSaturdays, March 26 to May 21No class April 161:00 - 3:30 pm6 classesFee: $150In this course, beginner or advanced stu-dents alike can learn beautiful flowing script from the pointed pen. Learn the basics of this classic American script style with Mar-lene Steele, founder of the Greater Cincin-nati Calligraphers’ Guild, with many years experience in the lettering field.

NEW! | Pub_Inc: Book Publishing IncubatorKareem SimpsonWednesdays, January 13 to May 4 6:00 - 8:00 pm9 classesFee: $160 This incubator program assists emerging authors in building a solid foundation for publishing their work and creating a finan-cially sound plan for managing their new source of income. Pub_Inc will also assist active authors in growing their published work portfolio or getting back on track. Participants in the incubator program will: set clear business goals, network with other authors, graphic artists, poets, and photographers, receive help from business partners in their industry, and more!

Pub_Inc is a resource center for both new and professional authors. The program’s mission is to challenge authors to envi-sion a future of entrepreneurship while providing them with the tools to make their publishing dream a reality.

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Pop-up Workshops.

Look for all the great Workshop opportunities Community Education has to offer! Pop-up workshops happen throughout the year and include 1 day work-shops and seasonal offerings. To watch for Pop-up Workshops, follow us on social

media @AACCommunityEd



Portfolio PreparationSummer Programs | Teens

Art Academy of Cincinnati, where Make Art, Make a Difference is our way of life! At the Art Academy it’s all about fusion—the merging of diverse, distinct ideas and elements into a unified whole. Those elements and ideas are you, your artwork, your fellow students and the faculty who teach here. We celebrate you the individual, the artist.

Join the ranks of radical, contemporary artists and designers at www.artacademy.edu

Prep your Portfolio in Just 3 Weeks!

Summer Portfolio Preparation ProgramJune 11-July 2 or July 9-July 30

Prepare, develop, and strengthen your portfolio in a three-week program at the AAC! The Portfo-lio Prep Summer Program is open to high school juniors, seniors, and recent graduates who are preparing for a college-level art program.

AAC faculty lead Studio Art Classes and the pro-gram also includes studio tours, gallery visits, and workplace exposure, and it culminates in a final portfolio review with the AAC Admissions team.

Program Dates and TimesSESSION 1 June 11 - July 2SESSION 2 July 9 - July 30

Program offers both Residential accommoda-tions and Commuter schedules. Classes are held Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm, with studio time, lectures, and field trips in the afternoons and weekends.

Commuter: $625Residential: $1,100 (includes housing)

Deposit due at time of registration: $100 for commuter students$275 for residential studentsBalance due by first day of class.

Program Tuition

How To ApplyE-mail to [email protected] call 513-562-8748 for full details!

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Teen Academy studio classes for ages 13-18. Each class meets once a week for 6-8 weeks. Each class fee is $145.

SaturdaysJanuary 30 to March 59:30 am - 12:30 pmAnimation StudioLynn ArnspergerStudents will get creative de-signing their own cartoon char-acters and scenarios, and bring them to life through character model sheets, storyboards, and cel painting.

February 13 to March 199:30 am - 12:30 pmFigure DrawingStaffLearn about the underlying structure of the figure, gesture, and more while drawing from a clothed model.

March 26 to May 149:30 am - 12:30 pmDynamic Acrylic PaintingCedric Michael CoxStudents will create work that will express what inspires them while learning mediums, tech-niques and methods of acrylics.

TuesdaysFebruary 9 to March 156:00 - 8:00 pmDrawing and PaintingCrews McCullochExplore line, form and color as it relates to drawing and painting. Great for beginner or intermediate students alike!

April 5 to May 106:00 - 8:00 pmPainting with WatercolorCrews McCullochStudents will explore materials and techniques of watercolor with subjects such as land-scape, animals and architec-ture.

ThursdaysFebruary 11 to March 316:00 - 8:00 pm ScreenprintingAaron BroughtonStudents will create their own designs while being exposed to fundamental techniques of screenprinting.

April 21 to May 266:00 - 8:00 pmDigital PhotographyStaffDiscover your own personal photographic style through exploration of subjects and methods. Class will have an emphasis in composition, while developing critical thinking and creating a body of work. Course will also cover photo editing and manipulation. Stu-dents are required to have a digital camera.



Camp Art Academy Summer Programs | Kids

The Bobbi Vallery Memorial Fund was established in 2013 in loving memory of Bobbi Vallery who worked a dedicated 13 years as Camp Art Academy and Art For Kids Director. Her work helped children in need gain access to art through the pursuit of scholarship funds. Bobbi is remembered for her enthusiasm and belief that all children should have the opportunity to study art and embrace their artistic abilities.

To donate today, call 513-562-8748.

Scholarships are available for Teen and Children’s programs through generous donations and through the Bobbi Vallery Memorial Fund

Help a Child Make Art. Make a Difference.

June 13-July 29, 2016

Art for Kids 171212 Jackson Street

Art for Kids at the Art Academy! Classes for ages 5-13Ages 5 to 12

Saturday Art for Kids: The BasicsSaturdays, February 13 to March 199:30 am - 12:00 pm 6 classesFee: $65 Students will be introduced to a variety of art materials and techniques through hands-on projects. Class explores the ele-ments and principles of art and design, and art history and the masters, in engaging weekly activities! A great class for beginners or intermediate students, with convenient once-a-week schedule.

Saturday Art for Kids: Drawing People, Places, and Things! Saturdays, April 9 to May 149:30 am - 12:00 pm6 classesFee: $65This class helps young artists focus on growing their drawing skills in pencil and other media. Exploring proportions, value, composition and more, students will learn to draw people, landscapes, and still life!

After School Art for KidsWednesdays, April 6 to May 114:30 - 6:00 pm6 classesFee : $65Stretch your creative limits as we explore artists and techniques that get our imagina-tion flowing. Students will use a variety of drawing, painting, and sculpting media to express their own inspired, artistic visions.

Ages 9 to 13

Painting StudioSaturdays, February 13 to March 1912:30 - 3:00 pm 6 classesFee: $65This class focuses on introducing painting to young artists. Students will learn about color mixing and relationships, local and expressive color, value, form, composition and more! Class will cover watercolor and acrylic painting materials and techniques.

Sculpture StudioSaturdays, April 9 to May 1412:30 - 3:00 pm 6 classesFee: $65This class focuses on introducing sculp-ture techniques to young artists. Class will cover different sculpting material from clay and papier-mâché, to modular building materials, and techniques such as addi-tive and subtractive sculpture, relief, and in-the-round. Students will also learn about balance, form, and structure with hands-on projects.

Find more Art for Kids classes at the Clif-ton Cultural Arts Center (p 20)


Community Education 6980 Cambridge AvenueMosaics | The Barn, MariemontArt Academy of Cincinnati

Mosaic WorkshopSandy CarusoSession 1 : Saturdays, January 23 to March 5, 10:00 am - 1:00 pmNo class on February 20Session 2 : Wednesdays, April 6 to May 11,6:00 - 9:00 pm 6 classes per sessionFee: $165 per sessionCreate mosaics in an atmosphere of relaxed fun and inspiration. Learn how to use nip-pers on china and tile. Incorporate a variety of materials such as plates, beads, coins, glass and more! Try different adhesives and experiment with grout colors. Any skill level welcome. All materials and supplies are provided. Classes held at The Barn in Mariemont.

AAC @ The Barn, MariemontWoman’s Art Club Cultural Center

6980 Cambridge Ave

The Barn currently provides space for art instruction, art exhibits, artists’ studios, meetings, and events. The Barn continues to be maintained and operated by The Foun-dation as a State of Ohio Cultural Facility serving men,

women, and children of the Greater Cincinnati Area.

The Art Academy of Cincinnati is proud to partner with local Art Centers around the Greater Cincinnati Area to offer high-quality art

and design programs at a variety of convenient locations!

Check out the Art Academy @

Adult/Teen | Clifton Cultural Arts Center3711 Clifton Avenue

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Drawing from the Very Beginning @ CliftonMatt WrightSaturdays, January 16 to March 59:30 am - 12:30 pm8 classesFee: $180This is an introductory class for those who claim they can’t even draw a straight line! Working initially from still-life arrangements and progressing to figure studies in the last classes, students will learn to draw what they see in charcoal, ink, and pencil. Students must be 16 or older.

Oil Painting: A Fresh StartMarlene Steele, AAC AlumnaWednesdays, February 10 to March 306:30 - 9:00 pm8 classesFee: $180If you’ve ever wanted to paint in oils, this is the place to begin. This course will cover starting a painting, composition, color mixing, and selection and use of brushes and other tools. Students will use a limited palette to learn to mix a variety of colors. Previous drawing experience is recom-mended. Open to adults and teens 16 or older. Materials are not included.

Plein-Air SketchingStaffTuesdays, April 19 to May 241:00 - 4:00 pm6 classesFee: $160Enjoy plein air sketching and painting in the medium of your choice. Focusing on devel-oping the plein air process itself, the goal of this class is to complete a sketchbook filled with your representations of local historic or popular sites in and around Cincinnati. Class meets at Clifton Cultural Arts Center and on-site fieldtrips to be announced.

“A sprawling regional arts and learning center unlike any other. An incomparable campus environment where artists and students of all ages and interests gather to teach… to learn… to enrich their lives…

and express their creativity.”

Turn the page for classes for Kids and Teens at the Clifton Cultural

Arts Center!



3711 Clifton AvenueTeens and Kids | Clifton Cultural Arts Center

AAC @ Clifton Cultural Arts Center3711 Clifton Ave

“A sprawling regional arts and learning center unlike any other. An incomparable campus environment where artists and students of all ages and interests gather to teach… to learn… to enrich their lives…

and express their creativity.”

Teens - Ages 13 to 18 Life Drawing for TeensStaffSaturdays, February 27 to April 211:30 am - 2:00 pm6 classesFee: $145This course covers the fundamentals of drawing from life. Students will work from still-life setups with a variety of interesting shapes and objects, and learn how to ren-der them using graphite, charcoal, pastels and more. Focusing on value, form, shape, composition and more, students will learn how to capture what they see!

Kids - Ages 5 to 12Cartoons and Comic DrawingStaffSaturdays, January 16 to February 2011:30 am - 2:00 pm6 classesFee: $65Students will learn the basics of how to draw cartoons and comics, starting from shapes, to creating their own stories. Students will develop characters, make storyboards, create a narrative, and learn how to show expression and motion in drawing! All materials provided.

Fashion IllustrationLynn ArnspergerSaturdays, March 12 to April 99:30 am - 12:30 pm5 classesFee: $65Students will create their own fashion port-folio with their own unique style. Students will study figure drawing and learn how a line can transform fashion and make a statement. Exploring different aspects of fashion and an assortment of styles, stu-dents will develop their own fashion design illustrations!

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NEW! | Introduction to Smart Phone Photography Jon Keeling Saturdays, February 13 to March 1910:00 am - 12:00 pm6 classesFee: $160Smart phone cameras can take extremely high quality photographs, and in this course students will learn to capture quality images on their devices. Course will cover all the options and apps on their device and how to utilize various techniques to manipulate and enhance images for use on social media platforms like instagram, pintrest, facebook, and twitter. The class will be a combination of instruction at the AAC and field trips to photograph on site. Class will cover basics of composition, subject matter, and lighting.

NEW! | Introduction to CommercialPhotographyJon KeelingTuesdays, April 19 to May 246:00 - 8:00 pm6 classesFee: $160Students will learn to photograph products such as glassware, jewelry, beverages, and products of packaging in a professional photography studio. Course instruction will include the basics of studio strobe light-ing equipment, and how to process and retouch final digital images for presentation to a client. Students will supply their own 35 mm Digital SLR Cameras. Class meets at studio #240 and the AAC campus.

NEW! | Corporate Commercial PhotographyJon KeelingThursdays, April 14 to May 196:00 - 8:00 pm6 classesFee: $160In this class, students will learn how to pho-tograph their company products in a studio setting. Proper use of professional lighting and lighting modifiers will be covered, as well as processing and retouching of prod-uct images in the digital environment for use on the Web or for presentation. Students will supply their own 35 mm Digital SLR cameras and product to shoot. Class meets at studio #240 and the AAC campus.

AAC @ Essex Studio #2402511 Essex Place

The AAC proudly partners with Jon Keeling, a professional photographer, in his studio #240 at Essex Place. The facility houses a lighting studio for photographing, and then classes move over to the Art Academy computer labs (at 1212 Jackson Street) for photo editing and retouching. Classes meet at both Essex and

OTR locations.



2511 Essex Place, Studio #124Drawing | Essex Studios

Life DrawingCarin HebenstreitWednesdays, February 10 to April 279:30 am – 12:00 pm12 classesFee: $210Figure drawing is taught using a variety of media, including pastel, charcoal, conté, and pencil. There will be a professional undraped model at each session, offering students the opportunity to draw either the head or full figure. Students must be 16 or older. Class cost includes model fee.

Pastel Techniques for Figure and LandscapeKen Landon BuckFridays, January 29 to April 1512:30 – 3:00 pm12 classesFee: $175This class is for those with previous draw-ing experience. Working from the undraped model and images of landscapes, empha-sis will be on pastel techniques, including blending, cross-hatching, layering, and modeling. Materials are not included. Students must be 16 or older. Class cost includes model fee.

Pet Portraits with PastelsBeth SchottSaturdays, March 26 to May 149:00 am - 12:00 pm8 classesFee: $160Students will learn the versatile techniques of the soft material that pastels have to offer, through creating beautiful animal and pet portraiture. Pastels naturally lend them-selves to this subject through their variety of textures and blending abilities. Focus will be on techniques and materials.

Open Studio (Afternoon)Monitor onlyThursdays, January 28 to March 311:30 – 4:00 pm10 sessionsFee: $80This open studio allows artists to work in-dependently from a professional undraped model in both long and alternating poses on a weekly basis. No instruction is pro-vided. Artists may work in drawing or wa-ter-based painting materials (no oil paints, please). Registrations must be made in advance. Open to adults and teens 16 or older. Class cost includes model fee.

Also see Open Studio (Evening) at the Art Academy (p 6)

Essex Studios is located in Walnut Hills at the historic Hamilton Tailoring Co. building. One of Cincinnati’s most diverse artist collectives and art galleries, Essex houses nearly 200 studios for artists of all media. The AAC offers classes by talented, experienced instructors teaching

courses for all skill levels at Studio #124!

AAC @ Essex Studio #1242511 Essex Place

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Portrait Techniques of the MastersCarin HebenstreitWednesdays, February 10 to April 271:00 - 3:30 pm12 classesFee: $210Learn to paint in the style of the Masters. Students will learn about the anatomy of the head and body, as well as the proper application of light and dark tones, while painting their choice of full figure or por-traits from a costumed model. Class cost includes model fee.

Pastel Portraits from Life WorkshopMarlene Steele, AAC Alumna Tuesdays, February 9 to March 1 9:30 am - 12:00 pm4 classesFee: $140 This class will focus on a direct approach to the pastel portrait from life. Students will begin by discovering black and white value patterns to understand the basic forms of the head. Using traditional pastel we will practice capturing male and female portraits, manipulating edges and value. Students must be 16 or older. Class cost includes model fee.

NEW! | Still-life in OilsBob HebenstreitSaturdays, March 12 to May 149:30 am - 12:30 pm10 classesFee: $200In this course, students will learn the proper way of setting up and lighting a still life to create dynamic and colorful com-positions to paint from. Instruction will be given on composition, color mixing and the use of brush techniques. Materials not included.

Introduction to Watercolor Ken Landon BuckFridays, January 29 to April 159:30 am – 12:00 pm12 classesFee: $195This is a class designed for both begin-ners and those who may not have painted in a while. Basic instruction in materials and techniques will be covered, as well as watercolor styles. Students will work from both still-life arrangements and landscape photographs.

Intermediate WatercolorKen Landon BuckTuesdays, January 26 to April 1212:30 – 3:00 pm12 classesFee: $195Students will learn a variety of water media skills and techniques. Value ranges, as well as experimentation, will be a part of the coursework. Previous watercolor experience is necessary.

Advanced Watercolor TechniquesKen Landon BuckThursdays, January 28 to April 149:30 am – 12:00 pm12 classesFee: $200Students will learn various water media painting skills and the use of ink, gouach-es, and acrylic inks. Techniques, value ranges, and experimentation will be dis-cussed and demonstrated. A professional undraped model will be present for three classes. Previous watercolor experience is necessary. Students must be 16 or older. Class cost includes model fee.

Find more Painting classes at the Art Academy (p 8)


2511 Essex Place, Studios #124 + #188Painting and Printing | Essex Studio


AAC @ DIY PrintingLocated at Essex Studio #188, DIY Print-ing Studios is an independent screenprint-ing group that hosts workshops, studio time, and shows. Together with their great crew, the AAC can offer an Open Studio for Screen Printers looking to advance their skills, pursue a personal project, or

who just want more time in the studio!

Introduction to Acrylic Painting Ken Landon BuckMondays, January 25 to April 1112:30 – 3:00 pm12 classesFee: $200In this introductory class, students will explore the techniques and materials associated with acrylic painting. Concepts of two-dimensional representation, includ-ing color and composition, will be ad-dressed. Students will work from still-life, photographs, and the undraped human figure. Students must be 16 or older. Class cost includes model fee.

Intermediate Acrylic PaintingKen Landon BuckMondays, January 25 to April 116:30 – 9:00 pm12 classesFee: $200This intermediate-level class in acrylics will explore a variety of concepts and tech-niques. Students will work from still-life arrangements, photographs, and the undraped figure. Students must be 16 or older. Class cost includes model fee.

Open Studio Screenprinting at DIY Printing StudioAaron Kent, AAC AlumnusMondays or WednesdaysJanuary 11 to May 256:30 - 9:00 pmSeason Membership Fee: $100This class is an open studio for both basic and experienced screenprinters. We supply the studio, you supply the creativity. Open studio is a monitored studio to help along your project and help sharpen your screen-printing techniques. Materials not pro-vided. Membership fee allows you access to the studio every Monday or Wednesday in the specified date range! Need the basics? See Screenprinting Techniques at the Art Academy (p 4)

BACHELOR OF FINE ARTSArt Academy of Cincinnati where “Make Art, Make a Difference” is our way of life! We celebrate nearly 150 years of training visual artists. Our four-year BFA college program is unique; we are a small, intimate college of working visual and literary artists. Our majors (Painting and Drawing, Print Media, Sculpture, Photography, Design, and Illustration) chal-lenge students to be 21st Century creative thinkers and global innovators. Through our curriculum, we prepare students to encounter successful life paths. Classes in Film/Video and Animation are now offered! We invite you to apply!

Post-Secondary Enrollment OptionsPSEOP is offered by the State of Ohio. PSEOP was created to allow high school students to enroll in a college or university. Two options are provided. Option A allows the student to receive college credit only. Option B allows the student to receive both high school and college credit. A high school student must submit the Intent to Participate Form to high school administrators by March 30, 2016 to be eligible for enrollment in PSEOP for the 2016-17 academic year.

Master of Arts in Art EducationTo accommodate the schedule of working teachers, MAAE courses and studio work are conducted during the summer. The degree requires 33 credits and can be completed in three to five summers. The MAAE program gives teachers an opportunity to break old habits, try new solutions, and reinvigorate their art and their classroom practice. Built around an intensive, personalized studio experience, the MAAE challenges partici-pants to get outside their comfort zone and generate fresh ideas for themselves and their students. You’ll learn new ways to make art and, just as important, new ways of relating as a teacher.

1-Credit Graduate Courses for EducatorsOne-Credit Graduate intensives are offered through the Art Academy of Cincinnati’s Master of Arts in Art Education program. Generally held on weekends, the program offers working teachers one graduate credit through a two-day (16 hours) intensive. Requirement: A Bachelor’s degree with studio experience.

Community Education CEU’sOHIO Ohio Revised Code (Section 3319.22) assigns Local Professional Development Committees (LPDC) the responsibility of reviewing educators’ Professional Develop-ment (PD) activities as part of their Individual Professional Development Plans (IPDP) and determining if they meet licensure renewal requirements. Participants are supplied with a statement of contact hour verification, which educators in turn provide to their LP-DCs. A CEU is comprised of 10 professional development (PD) contact hours approved by a Local Professional Development Committee (LPDC). Be sure to follow local procedures for PD pre-approval established by your LPDC.

KENTUCKY Professional Development (PD) is defined in 704 KAR 3:035 Section (2) as “those experiences which systematically over a sustained period of time, enable educators to acquire and apply knowledge, understand-ing, skills, and abilities to achieve personal, professional, and organizational goals and to facilitate the learning of students.” KRS 158.070 requires four (4) days of the mini-mum school term to be used for PD activities for the building level professional staff.

Individual districts are responsible for determining if a professional development opportunity is eligible for credit.

ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

Accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design, the Art Academy is a charter member of NASAD. The Art Academy is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and is a charter member of the Association of Independent Colleges of Art and Design and the Greater Cincinnati Consortium of Colleges and Universities.

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WAYS TO REGISTEROnline | www.artacademy.eduPhone | 513-562-8748Mail | 1212 Jackson Street

Cincinnati, OH 45202Fax | 513-562-8778

DIRECTIONS TO CLASS LOCATIONS/PARKING Community Education classes meet at different locations. Visit www.artacademy.edu/com-ed/class-locations.php AAC is located downtown at 1212 Jackson Street. Parking is available at meters on the street, or in the Walnut St. Lot. See registration for details.

The Barn, Woman’s Art Club Cultural Center is located at 6980 Cambridge Ave in Mariemont. Free parking is available.

The Carnegie Center of Colum- bia Tusculum is located at 3738 Eastern Ave. Free parking is available.

Clifton Cultural Arts Center is located at 3711 Clifton Ave. Free parking is available.

The Essex Studios is located at 2515 Essex Place,Studio #124 and DIY Printing Studio. Free parking is available.

The Sharonville Fine Arts Center is located at 11165 Reading Rd.

LOCATION TELEPHONE NUMBERSIf someone needs to reach you in an emergency during class, they may call (513) 562-8748 during daytime business hours. During evening or weekend classes, call the Security Desk (513) 562-6279 and tell the security officers on duty your name and class location.

PUBLICITY WAIVERUnless otherwise specified, enrollment indicates that students and/or parents of students grant permission for use of any visual record of students and/or their art-work for educational or publicity purposes. POLICIES • Only registered students may attend

classes. • Class offerings, dates, fees, facilities,

and instructors are subject to change without notice.

• Registration in Community Education classes entitles students to work in the studio/lab during class hours only. No Exceptions.

• Safety precautions and proper use of art materials and chemicals are rigor-ously practiced. Please use discretion when registering for classes, as the Art Academy cannot be held responsible for adverse reactions that may arise in some individuals. Oil painting, clay, and pho-tography classes involve some chemi-cals. Pregnancy or other conditions may be affected. Please consult a physician before registering.

• The Art Academy of Cincinnati’s Jackson Street location is fully accessible. If you have a disability and need an accommodation to participate, please call (513) 562-8748.

Visit our website for complete list of Art Academy of Cincinnati’s policies.



GENERAL INFORMATION/POLICIES

ENROLLMENT Enrollment is on a first-come, first-served basis. Classes are limited in size, so register early. You will receive confirmation from the Community Education Office. A completed registration form and payment are required at the time of registration.

Please mail the completed registration form with your check, money order or credit card information to: Art Academy of Cincinnati 1212 Jackson Street Cincinnati, OH 45202 Make check or money order payable to

Art Academy of Cincinnati. We accept:

DISCOUNTS Discounts must be taken at the time the paper or online registration is completed. No exceptions.

CANCELLATIONS The Art Academy of Cincinnati reserves the right to cancel any class that does not meet minimum enrollment 72 hours prior to the first class. If a class is cancelled, you will be notified and offered the option of a full refund or the opportunity to take another class.

WITHDRAWALS AND REFUND POLICY Written notice of a withdrawal must be received at least one week prior to the first class. A $20 registration fee will be charged against all withdrawals. Refunds will be received by mail, returned to credit card with which payment was made, or to your Art Academy Account.

COMMUNITY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Office Hours:Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Director of Community Education Jennifer SpurlockCommunity Ed Programs Coordinator Lydia Collins Community Ed General Coordinator Alexandria Téllez

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FacilityRentals.

Planning on an event? Fundraiser, lecture, classes, or an intimate performance? The Art Academy has numerous versatile rental spaces for a wide range of events.

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Gallery hours may vary. Please call (513) 562-6262 for hours. Visit http://www.artacademy.edu/exhibitions for upcoming shows.

Exhibitions at 1212 Jackson StreetArt Academy of Cincinnati College of Art and Design

Gallery Schedule Winter 2015-16

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Image: Michael Crawford, Art Academy freshman, National Scholastic Gold Medal winner.

Faculty Exhibition1/8-1/29Final Friday Reception 1/29

SCHOLASTICS1/8-1/29Final Friday Reception 1/29

Accepting Submissions | Sept. 16-Dec. 18, 2015Exhibition Opens | Jan. 22, 2016Awards Ceremony | Jan. 29, 2016 For more information visit www.artacacademy.edu/scholasticartawards

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