Arts for All: Fall-Winter, 2013

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insideArt Station .........................3

Kids’ Classes...........................4Teen & Adult Classes............... 14 Registration Form .................21

VanGo ..............................22

Adopt a School................23

Artists in Schools.............24

Cultural Partners..............26Arts & Culture Alliance............26 Old Mill District......................28

Arts Central .....................29Message...................... .29 Membership.......................30

sta!Cate O’Hagan, Executive Director

Debbie Butler, Development ManagerTracy Alexander, Art Station ManagerDeborah Allen, Arts Education ManagerDawn Kirkpatrick, Program Assistant

Gillian Rathbun, Artists in Schools Coordinator

This program is supported in part by grants from the Oregon Arts Commission, the Oregon Cultural Trust, and the National Endowment for the Arts.

thank youArts Central is grateful for the vision, generosity, and dedication of our sponsors, supporters, and friends! Special thanks to Riverbend Ltd. Partnership and the Old Mill District for their continuous support of Art Station and the arts in our community, and to The Bulletin for helping support the cost of this catalog.

sponsorsAmerican Licorice, Avion Water, BendBroadband, Big Country RV, The Buccola Family, Greenpoint Technologies, Inc., Horizon Broadcasting Group, Old Mill District, OnPoint Community Credit Union, SELCO Community Credit Union, The Source Weekly, Staples Foundation, Wells Fargo, and Western Title & Escrow.

current grant supportBend Foundation, Chambers Foundation, Charlotte Martin Foundation, Collins Foundation, Facebook, Harvest Foundation, Miller Foundation, National Endowment for the Arts—Art Works, Oregon Arts Commission, Oregon Community Foundation, PGE Foundation, Roundhouse Foundation, Seattle Foundation, Target, US Bank, and Wal-Mart Foundation.

friends of arts centralAmericans for the Arts, Bend 2030, Bend Parks and Recreation District, Boone Creative, Cascade A&E, Central Oregon Visitors Association, City of Bend, Economic Development for Central Oregon, and GET IT Shuttle, High Desert Art League, Lay It Out Events, and VisitBend.

photosCover and interior photos (p. 24-25): Gillian Rathbun Photography

Sta! Photo (p. 29): Heirloom Images Photography

Many other businesses, organizations, and foundations help support Arts Central’s programs. Learn more about Arts Central and our supporters at artscentraloregon.org/supporters.php

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arts classesSept–Dec 2013

Art Station

Family Classes!Plus: Workshops

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septemberClay Start 1 2-3 T 9/24-10/29 10am-11 $85 $72 7Art Start 1 2-3 W 9/25-10/30 10am-11 $72 $61 7Art Start 2 2-3 TH 9/26-10/31 10am-11 $72 $61 7Art and More 4-6 TH 9/26-10/31 1pm-3 $105 $89 7Family Clay Studio: Clay Keepsakes 1 5-12 SA 9/21 10am-12 $40 $34 6Family Glass Workshop: Butterfly Nightlights 1 5-12 SA 9/28 10am-12 $30 $26 6CAA: Intro to Drawing, Painting and Clay 1 6-8 M 9/16-12/16 4pm-6 $240 $204 8The Catch of The Clay 6-8 T 9/24-10/29 4pm-5:30 $94 $80 10Draw What You See 6-8 TH 9/26-10/24 4pm-5:30 $68 $58 10Polymer Clay Creations 8-12 M 9/23-10/21 4pm-5:30 $78 $66 11Practical Clay 8-12 TH 9/26-10/24 4pm-5:30 $78 $66 11Art Around The World: Japanese Sumi-e Painting 1 8-12 SA 9/28 10am-11:30 $30 $26 6CAA: Intro to Drawing, Painting and Clay 2 9-13 T 9/24-12/17 4pm-6 $240 $204 8CAA: Nature-Inspired Clay Design 9-13 W 9/25-12/18 2:30pm-4:30 $240 $204 9CAA: Paint Media and Brush Control 9-13 W 9/25-12/18 2:30pm-4:30 $240 $204 9

octoberFamily First Friday: Exploring Color 1 ALL F 10/4 9:30am-12 $5 $5 6“My Sing-Along Song” Children’s Songwriting 5-8 SA 10/12-11/2 10am-11 $50 $43 6Family Clay Studio: Fall Leaves 2 5-12 SA 10/12 10am-12 $40 $34 6Family Glass Workshop: Glass Creatures 2 5-12 SA 10/19 10am-12 $30 $26 6School’s Out: Paper Lanterns 1 6-8 F 10/11 9am-12 $35 $30 12School’s Out: Clay Luminary 2 6-8 F 10/11 1pm-4 $35 $30 12Paint Exploration 6-8 M 10/28-12/9 4pm-5:30 $68 $58 10School’s Out: Clay Luminary 1 8-12 F 10/11 9am-12 $35 $30 12School’s Out: Paper Lanterns 2 8-12 F 10/11 1pm-4 $35 $30 12Art Around The World: Australian Hand Prints 2 8-12 SA 10/26 10am-11:30 $30 $26 6

All classes are held at Art Station, 313 SW Shevlin Hixon Drive in Bend’s Old Mill District, across from Les Schwab Amphitheater.

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Teen & adult classes on page 14.

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novemberFamily First Friday: Adventures in Sculpture 2 ALL F 11/1 9:30am-12 $5 $5 6Art Start 2 2-3 W 11/6-12/18 10am-11 $85 $72 7Clay Start 3 2-3 TH 11/7-12/19 10am-11 $72 $61 7Family Clay Studio: Thanksgiving Table 3 5-12 SA 11/9 10am-12 $40 $34 6Family Glass Workshop: Fused Glass Snowflakes 3 5-12 SA 11/16 10am-12 $30 $26 6Wintery Clay 6-8 TH 11/7-12/19 4pm-5:30 $94 $80 10School’s Out: Leaves in Clay 1 6-8 M 11/11 9am-12 $35 $30 12School’s Out: Fall ImPressions 2 6-8 M 11/11 1pm-4 $35 $30 12School’s Out: Thanksgiving Collage 1 6-8 F 11/22 9am-12 $35 $30 12School’s Out: Ceramic Winter Landscape 2 6-8 F 11/22 1pm-4 $35 $30 12Holiday Art Camp 1 6-8 M-W 11/25-27 9am-3:30 $150 $128 12Mixed-Media Jewelry 8-12 T 11/5-12/10 4pm-5:30 $68 $58 11Zen Printmaking 8-12 TH 11/7-12/19 4pm-5:30 $82 $70 11School’s Out: Fall ImPressions 1 8-12 M 11/11 9am-12 $35 $30 12School’s Out: Leaves in Clay 2 8-12 M 11/11 1pm-4 $35 $30 12School’s Out: Ceramic Winter Landscape 1 8-12 F 11/22 9am-12 $35 $30 12School’s Out: Thanksgiving Collage 2 8-12 F 11/22 1pm-4 $35 $30 12Holiday Art Camp 2 8-12 M-W 11/25-27 9am-3:30 $150 $128 12Art Around The World: African Batik 3 8-12 SA 11/30 10am-11:30 $30 $26 6

decemberFamily First Friday: Printmaking 3 ALL F 12/6 9:30am-12 $5 $5 6Family Glass Workshop: Kiln Carved Handprint 4 5-12 SA 12/7 10am-12 $30 $26 6Family Clay Studio: Ceramic Snowflakes 4 5-12 SA 12/14 10am-12 $40 $34 6Art Around The World: South American Mola 4 8-12 SA 12/21 10am-11:30 $30 $26 6

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Family Clay StudioAges 5-12Adult and child create together in this family-friendly class. Students will be introduced to basic handbuilding techniques to make unique pieces side-by-side, or as a collaboration. Projects will be bisque "red, then glazed the following week in an open studio setting for a "nal "ring. $40Sess: 1 Clay Keepsakes | SA | Sep 21 | 10am-12 | BommaritoSess: 2 Fall Leaves | SA | Oct 12 | 10am-12 | BommaritoSess: 3 Thanksgiving Table | SA | Nov 9 | 10am-12 | BommaritoSess: 4 Ceramic Snowflakes | SA | Dec 14 | 10am-12 | Bommarito

Family Glass WorkshopAges 5-12Adults and children work side-by-side or collaboratively as they discover the properties and possibilities of working with glass. Each week, students will work on a unique project where science and art will come together with beautiful results! No more than two children per adult, please. Materials fee per project paid to instructor. $30

Sess: 1 Butterfly NightlightsSA | Sep 28 | 10am-12 | Christoferson | $14 Materials Fee

Sess: 2 Glass Creatures SA | Oct 19 | 10am-12 | Christoferson | $18 Materials Fee

Sess: 3 Fused Glass SnowflakesSA | Nov 16 | 10am-12 | Christoferson | $12-$17 Materials Fee

Sess: 4 Kiln Carved HandprintSA | Dec 7 | 10am-12 | Christoferson | $25 Materials Fee

Art Around The WorldAges 8-12Adults and kids experience cultures from around the world in this new family-friendly workshop series. Each month, create art in the traditional style of a di!erent part of the globe. Attend any or all sessions to gain discoveries and see art through a new perspective. $30Sess: 1 Japanese Sumi-e Painting | SA | Sep 28 | 10am-11:30 | WinchesterSess: 2 Australian Hand Prints | SA | Oct 26 | 10am-11:30 | WinchesterSess: 3 African Batik | SA | Nov 30 | 10am-11:30 | WinchesterSess: 4 South American Mola | SA | Dec 21 | 10am-11:30 | Winchester

Family First Friday All AgesLet your creative juices #ow in this self-guided exploration of art. Using the Art Station classroom and supplies, you and your children can create masterpieces together! $5Sess: 1 Exploring Color | F | Oct 4 | 9:30am-12 | Sta!Sess: 2 Adventures in Sculpture | F | Nov 1 | 9:30am-12 | Sta!Sess: 3 Printmaking | F | Dec 6 | 9:30am-12 | Sta!

“My Sing-Along Song” Children’s Songwriting WorkshopAges 5-8Kids and adults collaborate to open the doors of creativity through artistic expression and music. Students will gain an understanding of di!erent song structures by applying exercises designed to inspire. Lead by local musician, songwriter and parent, David Miller, students will create music that all generations will enjoy! Open to all levels of musical ability (including “none”!). At the end of class, students will receive a video of a performance of their song. $50SA | Oct 12-Nov 2 | 10am-11 | Miller

family classesShare the creative process with your younger partners in a variety of media while exploring new art skills and cultures. Make art side-by-side or work on an art project together in a casual, welcoming setting. It’s a perfect way to foster a love of art and self-expression.

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Art StartAges 2-3 with Adult PartnerExperience the extraordinary world of art as you and your child draw, paint, create collage masterpieces and more! Drawing and painting tools help your child develop "ne motor skills, as well as ignite their creative thinking and self-expression. A caregiver must accompany each child. No child under two should be present during class. Projects vary each session. $72Sess: 1 | W | Sep 25-Oct 30 | 10am-11 | RothamelSess: 2 | TH | Sep 26-Oct 31 | 10am-11 | RothamelSess: 3 | W | Nov 6-Dec 18 (no class Nov 27) | 10am-11 | Rothamel

early childhoodEarly childhood classes are highly experimental and exploratory. Emphasizing discovery and spontaneity, these classes are an excellent way for toddlers and preschoolers to develop fine motor skills, problem-solving techniques, and pro-social behavior such as respect for tools, self, and others. These developmentally-appropriate family classes are meant to support a child’s social, physical, and cognitive development through the exploration of art.

Clay StartAges 2-3 with Adult PartnerExperience the tactile world of art as you and your child work in clay. Working in clay is an excellent exercise for developing your child’s "ne motor skills by learning to express the world in 3-D. A caregiver must accompany each child. No child under two should be present during class. Projects vary each session. $85Sess: 1 | T | Sep 24-Oct 29 | 10am-11 | RothamelSess: 2 | TH | Nov 7-Dec 19 (no class Nov 28) | 10am-11 | Rothamel

Art and MoreAges 4-6Art and literacy – a winning combination! Books will be read aloud and linked to each art project for skill development in both visual and literary arts. Your child can explore paint, clay, drawing and collage while practicing important social skills. All supplies included. $105TH | Sep 26-Oct 31 | 1pm-3 | Rothamel

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Intro to Drawing, Painting and ClayThis in-depth sequential art class is for those serious students who love making art and would like to build their basic skills in all areas of creative art-making. Through drawing, painting, collage, sculpture, and printmaking, students will build their art repertoire. Understanding and using the elements and principles of design, the essential building blocks for all art and craft work, will drive the creative process. This 12-week course will guide students through basic skills, art history and cultural studies, critique and re#ection, practice projects, and portfolio creation. Focus will be "rst on the young artist, having fun and on expressing ideas and themes of special interest to each age level. $240Sess: 1 | Ages 6-8 | M | Sep 16-Dec 16 (no class Nov 11, Nov 25) | 4pm-6 | Williams/RathbunSess: 2 | Ages 9-13 | T | Sep 24-Dec 17 (no class Nov 26) | 4pm-6 | Danos

children’s art academyChildren’s Art Academy is an innovative program for young students who love art and show a deep interest in exploring the creative process. Art Academy o!ers in-depth, sequential art classes designed to deepen a child’s appreciation of art, develop artistic and critical thinking, strengthen art-making skills, and cultivate personal expression.

Using references to global cultures and art history, students explore di!erent artistic points of view, are encouraged to enter a dialogue about their experiences, and take risks in their creativity. As students progress through each session of Art Academy, they assemble a portfolio, participate in critiques, and gain artistic confidence and awareness.

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Paint Media and Brush Control Ages 9-13This in-depth sequential art class is for those students who would like to explore the characteristics and properties of various paint media, while building their basic skills in brush control and technique. The focus is on exploring with students various artists’ works, their styles, and the reasons to paint. Natural materials, landscapes, animals, people, literature, and life are subjects for this 12-week course where students will apply principles of art and design to their creative ideas. Pre-requisite: Previous art class experience. $240W | Sep 25-Dec 18 (no class Nov 27) | 2:30pm-4:30 | Williams

Nature-Inspired Clay DesignsAges 9-13This in-depth sequential art class is for those students who love clay and would like to build their basic skills in the area of ceramic art. Principles of art and design, the essential building blocks for all art and craft work, will be developed in this fun and comprehensive course. With a focus on hand-building techniques and applied design, students will explore idea development through practice projects and highly creative, personal works by using applied skills. Projects will be inspired by artwork from global cultures, representing designs found in the natural world. Pre-requisite: Previous clay class experience. $240W | Sep 25-Dec 18 (no class Nov 27) | 2:30pm-4:30 | Rathbun


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The Catch of The ClayAges 6-8Fish come in all shapes, colors, and sizes! Using skills in 3-D design, young artists will create their own colorful "sh using glazes, metallic paints, and melted art glass. These artistic "sh can be used as wall hangings, ornaments, mobiles, or to “swim” in a bowl. $94T | Sep 24-Oct 29 | 4pm-5:30 | Rathbun

Draw What You SeeAges 6-8Drawing is an expression of what you see. In this class students will spend time learning to LOOK at an object and focus on exploring the world of observation. Key terms and techniques will be introduced, but most importantly, students will be encouraged to use unique and creative tools to observe what they see. Bring a 14 x 17” spiral sketchbook. $68TH | Sep 26-Oct 24 | 4pm-5:30 | Williams

youthYouth classes at Art Station introduce students to the principles of art and design—the building blocks used to create a work of art. We focus on developing specific technical and artistic skills and knowledge. Our class format promotes critical thinking and problem-solving skills, as well as pro-social behaviors.

Paint ExplorationAges 6-8A variety of paints, tools, and techniques will be explored in this introduction to painting. Young artists will experiment with paint while practicing basic skills of color-mixing, idea development, and composition as they create bold and colorful artwork. $68M | Oct 28-Dec 9 (no class Nov 11 & 25) 4pm-5:30 | Williams

Wintery ClayAges 6-8Embrace the wintery weather through picture books and clay art in this fun afterschool class. Create and dress up your own snow folk based on “What Do Snowmen Do at Night?” Explore the intricate details of snow#akes, and make your own to keep the whole season. Build a winter wonderland in clay! $94

TH | Nov 7-Dec 19 (no class Nov 28) | 4pm-5:30 | Rathbun

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ages 8-12

Polymer Clay CreationsAges 8-12Polymer clay is a versatile medium that can be used to create lifelike "gures, colorful containers, and intricate patterns. With the right tools and techniques, students can continue their creativity at home with an oven and their in"nite imagination! $78M | Sep 23-Oct 21 | 4pm-5:30 | Rathbun

Practical ClayAges 8-12Create ceramic artwork that is beautiful AND practical. Unique containers, dishware, wall hangings or instruments can be designed using handbuilding techniques and creative surface designs. $78TH | Sep 26-Oct 24 | 4pm-5:30 | Rathbun

Mixed-Media JewelryAges 8-12Use a variety of media to create your own fun, funky jewelry. From polymer clay beads to paper media, to miniature painting pendants, these wearable works of art will help you stand out from the crowd! $68T | Nov 5-Dec 10 (no class Nov 26) | 4pm-5:30 | Rathbun

Zen PrintmakingAges 8-12Take your “zen doodling” to a whole new media in this innovative afterschool class. Students will practice the emerging drawing technique based on Zen Tangle ™, then transform their artwork into block prints using linocut techniques. $82TH | Nov 7-Dec 19 (no class Nov 28) | 4pm-5:30 | Mann


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Colorful Paper LanternsLight up the autumn nights with colorful lanterns! Mix colors, shapes, and textures as you create your own 3-D tissue paper lantern that can be used to illuminate the night, indoors or outside, with an LED candle. $35Sess: 1 | Ages 6-8 | F | 9am-12 | Oct 11 | WilliamsSess: 2 | Ages 8-12 | F | 1pm-4 | Oct 11 | Williams

Clay LuminariesCreate ceramic luminaries to light up the night! From creepy cut-out candle holders to pinch pot jack-o-lanterns or skulls, we will make spirited creations that can be lit up year after year! $35Sess: 1 | Ages 8-12 | F | 9am-12 | Oct 11 | RathbunSess: 2 | Ages 6-8 | F | 1pm-4 | Oct 11 | Rathbun

Fall ImPressionsNothing says autumn like colorful fall leaves. Using printmaking techniques like leaf rubbings and block printing, we will create colorful artwork to celebrate autumn. Your artwork can be used to enjoy the beauty of the fall season all year long! $35Sess: 1 | Ages 8-12 | M | 9am-12 | Nov 11 | DanosSess: 2 | Ages 6-8 | M | 1pm-4 | Nov 11 | Danos

Fall Leaves in ClayWhile the colors of fall are #eeting, our ceramic leaves will never fade! We will use the various shapes and colors of fall leaves to create unique bowls, tiles, or even ornaments. $35Sess: 1 | Ages 6-8 | M | 9am-12 | Nov 11 | RathbunSess: 2 | Ages 8-12 | M | 1pm-4 | Nov 11 | Rathbun

Ceramic Winter LandscapeCreate a winter wonderland in clay! Using hand-building techniques, we will paint a wintery scene as a backdrop for suspended ceramic snow#akes. Your artwork can be hung on the wall or used as a standing display year after year. $35Sess: 1 | Ages 8-12 | F | 9am-12 | Nov 22 | RathbunSess: 2 | Ages 6-8 | F | 1pm-4 | Nov 22 | Rathbun

Colorful Thanksgiving CollageKick-o! the Thanksgiving break with a fun, feathery art project! Create your own Thanksgiving turkey with art skills like drawing, color-mixing, symmetry, and collage. $35Sess: 1 | Ages 6-8 | F | 9am-12 | Nov 22 | WilliamsSess: 2 | Ages 8-12 | F | 1pm-4 | Nov 22 | Williams

Holiday Art CampCreate unique seasonal art in the clay studio and in multi-media during this three-day art camp! Students will use drawing, painting, and printmaking techniques to create holiday cards and gifts, and design their own ornaments and holiday decorations to be glazed and "red. Bring a lunch to enjoy between studios. $150Sess: 1 | Ages 6-8 | M-W | 9am-3:30 | Nov 25-27 | Bommarito/WilliamsSess: 2 | Ages 8-12 | M-W | 9am-3:30 | Nov 25-27 | Bommarito/Williams

New! Lunch Break ChildcareAges 6-12Give your child some open creative time at Art Station between classes! Students who are enrolled in both morning and afternoon out-of-school art classes qualify for free lunch-hour childcare between classes; $5 per day if student is registered for one class each day.F | Oct 11 | 12pm-1 | Sta!M | Nov 11 | 12pm-1 | Sta!F | Nov 22 | 12pm-1 | Sta!

School’s out, Art’s in!When school is out, our creativity kicks in! The Art Station o!ers a variety of half and full-day art camps that are perfect for working parents and their imaginative kids. Can’t get away for lunch? Students can enroll in the lunchtime childcare between camps.

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septemberWatercolor Fundamentals: Watercolor Basics 1 TH 9/12 12pm-3 $38 $32 AS 17Continuing Watercolor Workshop: Showing Action 1 T 9/17 12pm-3 $33 $28 AS 17Art Paired with Wine: Acrylic Painting 1 TH 9/19 6pm-9 $40 $34 AS 19Day Clay M 9/23-10/28 12pm-3 $150 $128 AS 18Exploring Art History through Self Portraiture W 9/25-10/30 6pm-8 $120 $102 AS 18Drawing on The Edge TH 9/26-11/7 6pm-8 $96 $82 AS 16Fused Glass Open Studio 1 SA 9/28 2pm-5 $20 $17 AS 18Liquid Glass: Random Designs with Powders in Emulsion M 9/30 6pm-9 $25 $22 AS 18

octoberContinuing Watercolor Workshop: Downtown Bend 2 T 10/1 12pm-3 $33 $28 AS 17Discover Your Painting Identity SA-SU 10/5-6 10am-2 $80 $68 AS 17Jewelry Workshop: Polymer Clay Beads 1 SA 10/5 10am-1 $36 $31 AS 19Drawing from Nature M 10/7-11/4 11am-2:30 $140 $119 AS 16Clay Fundamentals W 10/9-11/13 6pm-9 $150 $128 AS 18Drawing Historic Downtown Bend SA 10/12 10am-12:30 $20 $17 DCHS 16Mixed-Media Studio: Four Points of View 1 SA 10/12 3pm-6 $36 $31 AS 19Line Design in Fused Glass: Making Part Sheets M 10/14-21 6pm-9 $50 $43 AS 18Art Paired with Wine: Watercolor Zen 2 TH 10/17 6pm-9 $40 $34 AS 19Beginning Songwriting TH 10/17-11/21 6pm-8 $84 $72 WH 19Acrylics Workshop: Drawing-to-Painting 1 F 10/18 12pm-3 $38 $32 AS 17Fused Glass Open Studio 2 SA 10/19 2pm-5 $20 $17 AS 18Watercolor Workshop: Ready, Set, Draw & Paint FAST T 10/22 12pm-3 $33 $28 AS 17Watercolor Basics: Neutrals F 10/25 12pm-3 $38 $32 AS 17Dia des los Muertos Calavera Mask SA-SU 10/26-27 1pm-4:00 $48 $41 AS 18Oil Painting Basics M 10/28-12/2 6pm-9 $150 $128 AS 17

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Art Station (AS) classes are held at 313 SW Shevlin Hixon Drive. For o!-site classes, see site key.

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novemberPet Portraits in Mixed-Media Collage SA-SU 11/2-3 1pm-4:00 $48 $41 AS 19Dynamic Acrylics W 11/6-12/20 6pm-9 $162 $138 AS 17Introduction to Sketching Birds F 11/8 9:30am-4:30 $52 $44 AS 16Jewelry Workshop: Paper Media Pendants 2 SA 11/9 10am-1 $36 $31 AS 19Mixed-Media Studio: Steampunk Creatures 2 SA 11/9 3pm-6 $36 $31 AS 19Continuing Watercolor Workshop: Negative Painting 3 T 11/12 12pm-3 $33 $28 AS 17Watercolor Fundamentals: Di!erent Strokes 2 TH 11/14 12pm-3 $38 $32 AS 17Acrylics Workshop: Complimentary Colors 2 F 11/15 12pm-3 $38 $32 AS 17Fused Glass Open Studio 3 SA 11/16 2pm-5 $20 $17 AS 18Continuing Watercolor Workshop: Winter Watercolor 4 T 11/19 12pm-3 $33 $28 AS 17Art Paired with Wine: Celtic Bookmark 3 TH 11/21 6pm-9 $40 $34 AS 19

decemberJewelry Workshop: Framed Pendants SA 12/7 10am-1 $36 $31 AS 19Fused Glass Open Studio 4 SA 12/7 2pm-5 $20 $17 AS 18Continuing Watercolor Workshop: Colors & Textures 5 T 12/10 12pm-3 $33 $28 AS 17Watercolor Fundamentals: Creative Color 3 TH 12/12 12pm-3 $38 $32 AS 17Gyotaku Fish Printing 3 SA 12/14 10am-1 $36 $31 AS 19Mixed-Media Studio: Through the Looking Glass 3 SA 12/14 3pm-6 $36 $31 AS 19Continuing Watercolor Workshop: Pet Portrait 6 T 12/17 12pm-3 $33 $28 AS 17Art Paired with Wine: Fused Glass Enameled Cabochon 4 TH 12/19 6pm-9 $40 $34 AS 19Acrylics Workshop: Colors as Value 3 F 12/20 12pm-3 $38 $32 AS 17

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O! Site KeyWH = White House 322 Shevlin-Hixon Drive

DCHS= Deschutes County Historical Society 129 NW Idaho Ave.

Watercolor Workshops!

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drawing

Drawing on The EdgeTaking a step beyond the basics and diving a few layers deep, look at ordinary objects in an extraordinary way. Students will re"ne their observational drawing skills to explore the concepts of expressionist drawing with a multi-media approach. Bring a 20 x 24” sketchbook. $96TH | Sep 26-Nov 7 (no class Oct 17) | 6pm-8 | Winchester

Drawing from NatureSketching what you see outdoors can be a pathway to a deeper appreciation and understanding of the beauty of nature. We will explore all of the basic building blocks of drawing that will enable you to accurately record your observations of the natural world, be they "sh, #owers, insects, or birds. Open to all skill levels. Bring a hard-bound 8x10” spiral sketchbook; all other supplies included. $140M | Oct 7-Nov 4 | 11am-2:30 | Elder

Drawing Historic Downtown Bend18 & UpIn celebration of Oregon Archeology Month, we meet at the Deschutes County Historical Museum (129 NW Idaho Ave.) to re#ect on local history as inspiration for a drawing class “on the town”. Take a guided walking tour of historic downtown Bend with Museum sta!, stopping along the way to "nd the seldom-seen details that spark our imagination. Students will practice on-the-spot drawing techniques with artist Vicki Shuck. Fee includes museum admission following class; bring a 9x12” or smaller sketchbook; all other art supplies provided. $20SA | Oct 12 | 10am-12:30 | Shuck

Introduction to Sketching BirdsBird watching is, by some accounts, one of America’s most popular outdoor activities. If you enjoy birds and would like to learn more about them while developing realistic sketches of birds you see, this workshop is for you! Develop quick sketching techniques to capture the overall shape, posture and form of birds. Practice with techniques and tools for sketching from bird life in the outdoors. We will also cover the basics of bird anatomy and how it di!ers among common, local families of birds, in order to gain con"dence in sketching birds in all their forms. All skill levels welcome, supplies provided. $52F | Nov 8 | 9:30am-4:30 | Elder

teen & adultAdult classes and workshops encompass enrichment as well as specific technical and artistic skills and knowledge. Classes emphasize the use of art and design principles to facilitate experimentation and exploration. Professional teaching artists lead one-day workshops to in-depth courses.

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Discover Your Painting IdentityWhat kind of painter are you? How do your personality and preferences attract you to certain types of art? Can self-understanding help you expand your painting identity? Making paintings in a variety of media and exploring the characteristics of watercolor, oil, and acrylic paint will help you discover your perfect paint match. Open to all experience levels; supplies included. $80SA-SU | Oct 5-6 | 10am-2 | Wilhelm

Acrylics WorkshopsOpen to all experience levels, this monthly workshop is an opportunity to brush up on drawing and acrylic painting skills in a fun and informal setting. Enjoy one-on-one attention along with practical demonstrations in a variety of techniques from fun and dynamic instructor, David Kinker. Supplies will be provided, or bring your own. $38 per sessionSess: 1 Drawing-to-Painting | F | Oct 18 | 12pm-3 | KinkerSess: 2 Complimentary Colors | F | Nov 15 | 12pm-3 | KinkerSess: 3 Colors as Value | F | Dec 20 | 12pm-3 | Kinker

Dynamic AcrylicsExplore distinct and innovative strategies for creating dynamic paintings with acrylics. Make a visual impact by exploring elements of aesthetics, color and value as illusion and inspiration. Previous acrylic painting experience recommended. Supplies list. $162W | Nov 6-Dec 20 (no class Nov 27) | 6pm-9 | Kinker

Oil Painting BasicsStudents will explore the fundamentals of oil painting. Basic materials will be introduced along with some alternatives to using traditional solvents. Working from still life and photographs, students will gain skills by watching demos, participating in discussions, and lots of practice. Materials are provided, open to all skill levels. $150M | Oct 28-Dec 2 (no class Nov 25) | 6pm-9 | Wilhelm

Watercolor Fundamentals WorkshopsBeginning watercolorists explore materials , tools, techniques, and exercises to help get started in this versatile medium. This single-day format is a great introduction for students with a tight schedule. Each session will provide a foundation of basic watercolor skills, with a di!erent focus. Supplies included; paper available for purchase. $38 per sessionSess: 1 Watercolor Basics | TH | Sep 12 | 12pm-3 | BriggsSess: 2 Di!erent Strokes | TH | Nov 14 | 12pm-3 | BriggsSess: 3 Creative Color | TH | Dec 12 | 12pm-3 | Briggs

Watercolor Workshop: Ready, Set, Draw & Paint FASTCapture your vision with quick sketch drawing and painting. Great for travel journals and quick studies. You can draw and paint wonderful, spontaneous works of art in just minutes. Bring your own reference photos or use the instructor’s images. This class is great for beginning and experienced painters alike. Supply list provided or supplies available for a fee. $33T | Oct 22 | 12pm-3 | Briggs

Watercolor Workshop: NeutralsForget the expression “stay away from making mud in watercolor.” Prepare to be amazed at the many wonderful ‘neutrals’ you can make from just that. By experimenting with mixing neutral colors, you will emerge with a heightened awareness of just how versatile and beautiful these toned-down colors can be. Supplies included. $38F | Oct 25 | 12pm-3 | Holtzman

Continuing Watercolor WorkshopsEnjoy a variety of demonstrations and exercises to advance your personal style and ability. Each session will focus on a speci"c technique and location that will encourage continuing watercolorists to develop their skills. Previous watercolor experience recommended. Supplies list. $33 per sessionSess: 1 Pedal Power | T | Sep 17 | 12pm-3 | BriggsSess: 2 Downtown Bend | T | Oct 1 | 12pm-3 | BriggsSess: 3 Negative Painting | T | Nov 12 | 12pm-3 | BriggsSess: 4 Winter Watercolor Collage | T | Nov 19 | 12pm-3 | BriggsSess: 5 High Desert Colors & Textures | T | Dec 10 | 12pm-3 | BriggsSess: 6 Pet Portrait | T | Dec 17 | 12pm-3 | Briggs


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Day ClayThis friendly day group provides a supportive and engaging opportunity to create artwork in clay. Open to all experience levels; gain new skills in hand-building and wheel throwing in this project-oriented class which explores functional and decorative art. With hands-on instructor support, get creative as you explore 3-D construction as well as surface design techniques. First bag of clay, "rings, and tools included. $150M | Sep 23-Oct 28 | 12pm-3 | Bommarito

Clay FundamentalsOpen to all experience levels; gain new skills in hand-building and wheel throwing in this project-oriented class which explores functional and decorative art. With hands-on instructor support, get creative as you explore 3-D construction as well as surface design techniques. First bag of clay, "rings, and tools included. $150W | Oct 9-Nov 13 | 6pm-9 | Bommarito

Dia de los Muertos Calavera MaskCreate a colorful calavera, or skull, mask in celebration of Dia des los Muertos, or “Day of the Dead.” Starting with the creation of a mask in cellulose clay, students will embellish their unique mask blending traditional techniques with contemporary designs. $48SA-SU | Oct 26-27 | 1pm-4:00 | Rathbun

Liquid Glass: Random Designs with Powders in EmulsionCreate a 10”x 10” slumped plate with soft #owing color designs! In this class we will use a variety of colored glass powders mixed with a lique"er and applied with a squeeze bottle to achieve beautiful free #owing color designs. This is a wonderful way to work in the medium of fused glass without ever having to cut a single piece of glass! $38 Materials fee paid to instructor. $25M | Sep 30 | 6pm-9 | Christoferson

Line Design in Fused Glass: Making Part SheetsIn this two-part class, use pre-made stringer to create line designs on colored 10” x 10” sheets of glass and process these to a full fuse. At the second class, incorporate pieces of your custom-made sheet glass in a project of your choice. $58 Supply fee to be paid to instructor. $50M | Oct 14-21 | 6pm-9 | Christoferson

Fused Glass Open StudioOpen to returning fused glass students, this monthly open studio provides the glass artist time to work independently on developing their skills and styles. Fused glass artist Julia Christoferson hosts, and will provide glass for purchase. Utilize the Art Station’s studio and tools, while sharing ideas and inspiration. Material and "ring fees apply. $20 per sessionSess: 1 | SA | Sep 28 | 2pm-5 | ChristofersonSess: 2 | SA | Oct 19 | 2pm-5 | ChristofersonSess: 3 | SA | Nov 16 | 2pm-5 | ChristofersonSess: 4 | SA | Dec 7 | 2pm-5 | Christoferson

mixed-media

Exploring Art History Through Self PortraitureJoin this expedition to explore history and experiment with di!erent tools, styles, and media when you put yourself in the shoes of artists from 1500 through 1900. With insight into the lifestyles, traditions, and resources of artists through history, you can create portraits in charcoal, watercolor, acrylic, collage, metal, and scratchboard. $120W | Sep 25- Oct 30 | 6pm-8 | Wilhelm

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Jewelry Workshop Series Using a variety of do-it-yourself techniques, create jewelry elements in this monthly workshop series. Each month presents a new media, design aesthetic, and an opportunity to create one-of-a-kind wearable art! $36 per sessionSess: 1 Polymer Clay Beads | SA | Oct 5 | 10am-1 | RathbunSess: 2 Paper Media Pendants | SA | Nov 9 | 10am-1 | RathbunSess: 3 Framed Pendants | SA | Dec 7 | 10am-1 | Rathbun

Gyotaku Fish PrintingGyotaku, or “"sh rubbing” is the traditional method of Japanese "sh printing, dating from the mid-1800s. This form of nature printing may have been used by "shermen to record their catches, but has also become an art-form of its own. Using traditional printmaking techniques, students will create nature prints on a variety of surfaces working up to a large print on beautiful rice paper. $36SA | Dec 14 | 10am-1 | Rathbun

Mixed-Media Workshop SeriesMixed-media o!ers in"nite ways to combine materials in the exploration of creative expression. Explore drawing, painting, and collage media in one workshop! Each session will combine a subject with an innovative mixed-media technique, providing students of all experience levels with the tools they need to be adventurous with their artistic process. $36 per sessionSess: 1 Four Points of View | SA | Oct 12 | 3pm-6 | MannSess: 2 Steampunk Creatures | SA | Nov 9 | 3pm-6 | MannSess: 3 Through the Looking Glass | SA | Dec 14 | 3pm-6 | Mann

Pet Portraits in Mixed-Media CollageUsing our pets as inspiration, students will develop portraits in collage. This two-day workshop provides time to compose a design, then explore mixed-media possibilities that create shapes and texture. Sondra Holtzman’s innovative techniques and casual approach provide a creative atmosphere for honoring our pets, with an end result of a one-of-a-kind piece of art. $48SA-SU | Nov 2-3 | 1pm-4:00 | Holtzman

Art Paired with Wine21 & upIt’s a little bit of art, a little bit of wine, and a whole lot of inspiration! Each session will introduce artists to a di!erent art medium, working in a relaxed atmosphere of fun and creativity. All supplies, two glasses of wine, and light appetizers included. $40 per session. Some sessions require a materials fee paid to instructor.

Sess: 1 Acrylic Painting TH | Sep 19 | 6pm-9 | Kinker

Sess: 2 Watercolor ZenTH | Oct 17 | 6pm-9 | Holtzman

Sess: 3 Celtic Knot BookmarkTH | Nov 21 | 6pm-9 | Elder | $10 Materials Fee

Sess: 4 Fused Glass Enameled Cabochon JewelryTH | Dec 19 | 6pm-9 | Christoferson | $32 Materials Fee

writing & music

Beginning SongwritingGo “backstage” for this weekly evening class where story becomes song. Meeting at the Les Schwab Amphitheater White House across from the Art Station (322 Shevlin-Hixon Dr.), this class is open to students with or without music experience. Local songwriter and musician David Miller will guide students from start to "nish through the process of idea development, song structure, and putting thoughts into music in this supportive and creative class. $84TH | Oct 17-Nov 21 | 6pm-8 | Miller


how to registerPlease Register Early!It’s unfortunate when we have to cancel a class and disappoint the people who HAVE registered. We have to decide if a class is a “go” a few days before it starts. Sometimes we get registration requests after a class has already been cancelled due to low enrollment. Help us avoid cancelling classes—register early!Enrollment is "nalized only after full payment is received. Registration is on a "rst-paid basis only. For your convenience, we accept cash, personal checks, Visa, Master Card, American Express, and Discover credit cards.Please read the course descriptions carefully for course dates and times. You may register in the following ways:

Online. Register through artscentraloregon.org. By Mail. 313 SW Shevlin Hixon Dr., Bend, Oregon 97702. Send a check made payable to Arts Central or note credit card information on the registration form. In Person. Stop by Art Station during o$ce hours: Monday– Thursday from 10 am to 5 pm, Friday from 10 am to 3 pm.By Telephone. Call Art Station at 541-617-1317 during o$ce hours.By Fax. Fax your registration form to 541-617-1439. Please call to con"rm receipt.

Late Class EnrollmentPlease call if you would like to join a class that has already started. Missed classes will not be pro-rated.

ConfirmationWe send out a written con"rmation and receipt with all registrations. If you have been waitlisted or if there is a problem, we will notify you.

AbsencesAs a courtesy to your teacher, please notify the o$ce in advance of absence. Missed classes/camps/workshops due to student absence are not made up. Classes are not pro-rated due to vacations, con#ict, etc.

Refunds/CreditsFull refunds/credits are readily granted if noti"ed seven days prior to the start of class. A $3 processing fee will be deducted from all customer-initiated refunds. A 15% administrative fee will be deducted if noti"ed less than seven days prior to the start of class. Credits are good for one year from the date of issue. NO credits/refunds will be issued when noti"ed within two business days from the start of a class.

New & Improved Online Registration SystemThe Art Station is excited to announce an improved online registration system. With an online account, you can search the season’s programs in multiple ways, securely register for classes for the whole family, track credits and class history, and even sync schedules with Outlook! Look forward to a quicker registration process and the ability to update your own account information.

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SPECIAL THANKS to the James F. and Marion L. Miller Foundation for funding our new registration system.

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VanGoVanGo is a community outreach program that gives children in rural towns with limited access to professional-level arts education the ability to build skills in various art disciplines. VanGo, a colorfully decorated Honda Element, is a mobile art studio complete with art instructor and supplies. With a curriculum and teaching artists that foster a love and appreciation of the arts, students and their families can experience the benefits of high-quality arts enrichment programs.For youth at risk, VanGo provides arts programming to help support treatment and education and introduce the joys and bene!ts of self-expression through art. VanGo can assist non-pro!t service agencies and community organizations with strengthening their programs for a stronger support system for youth in our region. To date, VanGo has traveled to 30 sites in three counties, reaching more than 2250 underserved children, adults, and families.

For information on bringing VanGo programming to your community site or organization, contact Tracy Alexander, Art Station Manager, at 541.617.1317.

Thanks to our 2013 community partners: Je!erson County Kids Club in Madras, La Pine Parks and Recreation, Sisters Parks and Recreation, Mitchell School’s “Community 101 Club,” and M.A. Lynch Elementary’s afterschool “Cub Club” in Redmond!

Thanks to our sponsors and supporters of VanGo:Oregon Arts Commission, Oregon Community Foundation’s Community 101 Program, Roundhouse Foundation, and US Bank.

brings art to allVanGo’s travels in 2012-13Over the 2012-13 school year, VanGo brought innovative arts programming to students at the Je"erson County Kids Club in Madras, the Cub Club afterschool program at MA Lynch Elementary in Redmond, and to “The Hub” afterschool program at the La Pine Parks and Recreation.

With funding support from the NEA, US Bank, and The Charlotte Martin Foundation, VanGo was able to reach 330 students over 9 months with sequential, curricular-based arts learning.

“Art education opportunities are very limited, if not unknown, in Je"erson County,” says Joe McHaney, Executive Director of Je"erson County Kids’ Club. “Our students loved working with VanGo. When the kids were engaged with the art classes, my sta" was also calm.”

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Every child deserves the opportunity to experience the beauty, creativity, and hope that the arts inspire. Local companies and donors can make that happen by stepping up and adopting one or more of Bend-La Pine’s 17 Title 1 schools. Investments range from $1,000 to $10,000 for a full Artists in Schools residence program that will bring meaningful arts education delivered by professional art instructors to our local schools. Your donation will allow Arts Central to create a customized arts education program that can include:

From visual arts to dance, music to theatre, the Adopt a School initiative is designed to inspire students to learn, achieve, and succeed, all to nurture individual accomplishments and ensure a thriving cultural community.

Adopt a SchoolArts Central, in partnership with The Buccola Group and Greenpoint Technologies, is thrilled to announce the launch of the Adopt a School initiative. Backed by a generous $50,000 donation from these two businesses, Adopt a School will bring much-needed arts education programming into 17 Title 1 schools throughout the Bend-La Pine School District.

Contact Debbie Butler at 541.633.7242

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Artists in Schools

Arts Central’s Artists in Schools program places experienced professional artists in visual, music, performance, and literary arts in local schools. These resident artists engage students in grades K–12, along with their teachers, families, and communities.

Any Central Oregon school may participate; visit artscentraloregon.org for details, residency costs, and application forms.

Art and History at Bonanza School More than 170 students in grades K-6 participated in the creation of a school mural to depict Bonanza’s town history led by teaching artist and talented painter, . Here’s what students said about their experiences:

“It was something we’ve never done before.”

“I like looking at it [mural] in the hall.”

“I learned how to turn a drawing into a mural.”

Administrators and teachers are busy writing grants for next year so they can have another school-wide residency.

Fiddling at Crooked River ElementaryAt Crooked River all 322 students in grades K-5 enjoyed a high-quality arts experience and performance with teaching artist

. Students in fourth and !fth grades learned the basic skills to play a simple three-chord !ddle tune with guitar accompaniment, while students in the younger grades (K-3) learned a two-step song. Students learned a variety of techniques to produce sound e"ects that musically illustrated a Louisiana folk song. The end of the residency culminated with an enthusiastic school-wide performance with parents in attendance.

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Scientific Sketching at Cascade Middle SchoolScience teachers at Cascade Middle School invited artist Alisha Mann to develop scienti!c observation and illustration skills for 160 seventh grade and 178 eighth grade students. After !nishing a unit on classi!cation and comparative anatomy, students explored techniques in scienti!c drawing such as observation, value, weight, and sketching.

Painting at Jewell ElementaryJewell Elementary invited teaching artist

to instruct fourth grade students on how to create large-format paintings. More than 90 students discovered spatial mapping and brush stroke techniques as well as color theory and mixing strategies to create expressive works of art. Collaborating closely with classroom teachers, Karen led students to develop paintings utilizing elements and principles of design like contrast, texture, rhythm, and line quality. Students ended the residency with an art critique, using the language of art to express their interests, likes, and process-driven experiences.

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Artists in Schools is made possible with special support from:

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The Arts and Culture Alliance is a coalition of nonprofit and commercial organizations working together to ensure: Central Oregon’s creative economy is thriving and visible; Central Oregon is recognized as a premier cultural destination; and the region’s quality of life is enriched by the presence of art and culture.

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CASCADE ART & ENTERTAINMENT404 NE Norton Ave.,

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BEND DANCE PROJECT PO Box 127, Bend OR 97709

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CASCADES THEATRICAL COMPAY

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BELLA ACAPELLA HARMONY 541.388.5028

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BENDFILM2748 NW Crossing Dr., Suite 130,

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COCC BARBER LIBRARY ROTUNDA GALLERY

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CENTRAL OREGON MASTERSINGERS

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CENTRAL OREGON SYMPHONY ASSOCIATION

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DES CHUTES HISTORICAL MUSEUM

129 NW Idaho Ave., Bend OR 97701541.389.1813

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DESCHUTES PUBLIC LIBRARY

601 NW Wall St., Bend OR 97701541.617.7050

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HIGH DESERT CHAMBER MUSIC

P.O. Box 1272, Bend OR 97709541.306.3988

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541.419.9836highdesertjournal.com

LES SCHWAB AMPHITHEATER344 SW Shevlin-Hixon Dr.,

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MOCKINGBIRD GALLERY869 NW Wall St., Ste 100,

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THE NATURE OF WORDS224 NW Oregon Ave.,

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REDMOND COMMUNITY CONCERT ASSOCIATION

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SECOND STREET THEATER220 NE Lafayette Ave.,

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SISTERS FOLK FESTIVAL204 W. Adams St., #202,

Sisters, OR 97759541.549.4979

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SISTERS OUTDOOR QUILT SHOW

220 S. Ash St. #4, Sisters, OR 97759541.549.0989

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SUNRIVER MUSIC FESTIVAL

P.O. Box 4308, Sunriver, OR 97707541.593.1084

sunrivermusic.org

TERPSICHOREAN DANCE STUDIO

1601 NW Newport Ave., Bend, OR 97701541.389.5351

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TOWER THEATRE FOUNDATION

835 NW Wall St., Bend, OR 97701541.317.0700

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THE ROUNDHOUSE FOUNDATION

PO Box 1784, Sisters OR 97759 541 420 9695

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Bend Brewfest – August 15-17140 beers from 60 breweries for tasting at the Les Schwab Amphitheater. Kid friendly event until 7pm.

Art in the High Desert – August 23-25A juried art show with over 100+ nationally acclaimed artists.

Les Schwab Amphitheater ConcertsAugust 11 - Michael Franti & SpearheadAugust 31 - MGMTSeptember 7 - Los Lobos & Los Lonely BoysOctober 4 - Steve Martin & the Steep Canyon Rangers, featuring Edie Brickell

Children’s Art Show – September 6-22An exhibition that showcasing works of art by students of Art Station’s summer camps.

BendFilm Festival – October 10-13Showcasing independent cinema through films, lectures and education. Over seventy-five films during the festival.

The Met: Live in HD – starts October 5Enjoy a season of live opera at Regal Cinemas.

Halloween Cyclocross – October 25-27A three day festival of Cyclocross races.

Halloween Party – October 31Crafts, trick-or-treating and wagon rides from 4-7pm

Holiday Celebrations & SantaLand – Nov. 29 to Dec. 23Celebrate the season with carriage rides, roving carolers and a family picture with Santa.

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Enjoy art everyday at Tumalo Art Co., Atelier 6000, Lubbesmeyer Studio & Gallery and DeWilde Art Glass. New art exhibitions open for the First Friday Art Walk (Sept. 6, Oct. 4, Nov. 1, Dec. 6) and are on view for the entire month. Stop by anytime and meet working artists.

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As we welcome autumn, many of you have “back to school” on your minds, and so do we! Arts Central is so pleased to o"er enriching arts education curriculum in many schools throughout Central Oregon, all to ensure kids in every grade level receive the well-rounded academic experience they deserve. We also believe education is a lifelong pursuit and invite people of all ages to indulge their artistic side through the fabulous new classes o"ered at the Art Station. The arts enrich our region and everyone in it, and it is our privilege to collaborate with others to create a thriving creative community.

So whether you are perfecting your artistic skills or exploring a new creative outlet, all of us at Arts Central look forward to helping you make this fall your most artful season yet!

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Gillian Rathbun, Artists in Schools Coordinator Dawn Kirkpatrick, Program AssistantDeborah Allen, Arts Education ManagerTracy Alexander, Art Station Manager Debbie Butler, Development ManagerCate O’Hagan, Executive Director

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Every membership allows Arts Central to continue its mission of providing a culturally rich environment for all through school residencies, collaborations with cultural organizations in the community, the development of a regional cultural tourism initiative, and much more.

Become a member today. Call 541.633.7242.

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$65 Basic Membership 15% discount on Art Station classes and camps* *Does not include Guest Artist classes

Monthly subscription to Cascade A & E ($25 value)10% discount on one birthday party at the Art StationSubscription to Arts Central’s monthly e-newsletterArts Central’s Arts for All class catalogs mailed to youArtistically Driven window cling

$100 MembershipBasic Membership bene"ts plus:$30 in Culture Cash towards Art Station classes$25 gift certi"cate to the Shops at the Old Mill (quantities limited)

$250 Membership Basic Membership bene"ts plus:$60 in Culture Cash towards Art Station classes $25 gift certi"cate to the Shops at the Old Mill (quantities limited)

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You know that arts education fosters a sense of creativity and purpose, and inspires the young and young at heart. But did you know that an Arts Central membership delivers all the benefits of arts education plus some exclusive members-only perks?

$500 MembershipBasic Membership bene"ts plus:$100 in Culture Cash to be used at our Black & White Auction Fundraiser* or apply towards Art Station classes *Tickets to the Black and White to be purchased separately

$25 gift certi"cate to the Shops at the Old Mill (quantities limited)

$1,000 MembershipBasic Membership bene"ts plus:$200 in Culture Cash to be used at our Black & White Auction Fundraiser* or apply towards Art Station classes*Tickets to the Black and White to be purchased separately

$25 gift certi"cate to the Shops at the Old Mill (quantities limited))

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Some conditions may apply to Culture Cash. Please call the Art Station (541.617.1317) for details.*

Discounts, gifts and other goodies await. Choose your membership today.

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See you there!Sunday, Sept. 29

4 to 8 p.m.

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It’s not too late to reserve your seats for Arts Central’s biggest event, featuring silent and live auction items, music, eats and drinks. And it’s all for a fabulous cause— promoting arts education in Central Oregon.

$90 per person/$900 per table. Corporate sponsorships are available.

For information, please call 541.633.7242 or visit artscentraloregon.org today!

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Arts for All: Fall-Winter, 2013

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Transcript of Arts for All: Fall-Winter, 2013