Winter 2013 Brochure

Main Line Art Center

Winter 2013January 7 – March 24Early Registration Discount Through December 17

610.525.0272www.mainlineart.org

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• Beat Cabin Fever: Kids &Family Classes

• Discounts for New Students & Class Bundles

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ABOUT MAIN LINE ART CENTERSince 1937, Main Line Art Center hasenriched the lives of artists of all ages, levelsand abilities, as well as art appreciators, byoffering high quality visual arts experiencesthrough classes led by professional TeachingArtists, exhibition opportunities, artisticdevelopment and networking opportunities. The mission of Main Line Art Center is toinspire and engage artistic creativity for all ages and abilities and to celebrate andstrengthen the essential role of visual art incommunity life. We are guided by our corevalues: respect for individual creativity; abelief that everyone has the ability to learnand appreciate art; the belief that art isessential for balance and enrichment; andthat art is a catalyst for building community.

ART FOR EVERYONEWe are committed to making art accessibleto everyone and accomplish this by offeringart programs for individuals of all ages and abilities, including a unique series ofoutreach programs for children and adultswith developmental and physical disabilities,and by offering $12,000 in need-basedscholarships from a restricted endowment to our students each year. More than16,000 individuals, ages two to seniorcitizens, participated in our programs last year—either as artists, students, or enthusiastic viewers.

Support Your Community &Give A Great GiftThe Art Center will begin our renovationsthis Spring, ensuring we will remain a vitalresource for future generations. Help usraise the last $300,000 of our goal of$1.5 million AND get a great gift forsomeone you love! Sponsor an individualART wall tile for $575 or a sidewalk brickfor $275 in the name of a friend or familymember, which will welcome visitors foryears to come. What a unique gift! Learnmore at www.mainlineart.org/art75.

Make Your Donation Now:www.mainlineart.org/art75610.525.0272

STAFF DIRECTORY

Amie PotsicExecutive Director, ext. 11

Stacie BrennanEducation Director, ext. 23

Thomas Scurto-DavisDirector of Finance & Operations, ext. 15

Rachel AmmonCommunications Director, ext. 25

Deidre MurphyExhibitions Coordinator, ext. 10

Emily StewartRegistrar, ext. 10

Rafael DueñoDevelopment and Membership Assistant, ext. 12

Katie GroppiProgram Coordinator, ext. 17

Ellen GrennellAssistant, Evening & Weekend, ext. 10

Gwendoline RogetRegistration Coordinator/Marketing Assistant, ext. 10

Henry McDuffyFacility Maintenance

Bethany RusenCeramic Studio Technician, ext. 22

CONTENTS

2 About Main Line Art Center4 Membership & Support6 Exhibitions & Events8 Lectures - Artistic

Development8 Trips9 NEW! Mid-Week Mingles9 Adult Classes

9 Drawing & Painting9 Watercolor16 Photography17 Print, Paper & Book Arts18 Fiber Arts19 Jewelry & Metals20 Glass Arts21 Ceramics & Sculpture

26 Teen Studios & Lectures27 Children’s Classes30 Family Workshops &

smART Packs 33 Exceptional Art: Adults,

Teens and Children33 Holiday Camp34 Registration

MAIN LINE ART CENTER746 Panmure RoadHaverford, PA 19041P 610.525.0272F 610.525.5036www.mainlineart.org

HOURS OF OPERATIONMonday – Thursday: 9 am – 9 pmFriday – Sunday: 9 am – 5 pm

Note: Please see our Policies and Procedures on pg 34 for weather closure/delay info and KYW 1060 numbers.

HOLIDAYS (MLAC Closed)Mon., Dec. 24 (eve) & Tues., Dec. 25 (Christmas)

Mon., Dec. 31 (eve) & Tues., Jan. 1 (New Year’s)

Mon., January 21 (MLK Jr)

Mon., February 18 (Presidents’ Day)

Mon., March 25 (eve) & Tues., March 26(Passover)

Fri., March 29 (Good Friday)

Sun., March 31 (Easter)

Accessibility StatementWe are committed to a continuum of accessible education programs by providingreasonable and appropriate accommodates in a supportive environment that promotes andfosters inclusion of people of all ages, abilities and skill levels. If you believe that you will require accommodations to enable you to participate meaningfully in our programs, inform the main office before you register.

Can’t Decide? Joining Late?

We’re here to help! Give us a call and we’ll find the

right fit for you.

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GENERAL MEMBERSHIPHousehold – $75Each person in your immediate householdreceives:• Up to 25% discount on classes, trips, and workshops at the Art Center

• Discounts at local art supply stores andframe shops with Member card**

• Early access to online course catalog• Priority scheduling for gallery rentals• Opportunity to rent private studio space• Opportunity to enter Members’ Exhibition(adults only)

• Reduced entry fees for juried exhibitions• Reduced rates for birthday parties and Art Camp

• Use of open studio space with fee (atdesignated times)

• Invitations to exhibition openings, specialevents, and gallery talks with featuredartists and curators

• Complimentary subscription to the Artfolionewsletter and Artmail e-news

• Personalized Member Card

Individual – $50One adult receives all benefits listed above.

Senior – $45One adult, age 65 years and over, receivesall benefits.

Child – $40One child, under 18 years, receives allbenefits, plus reduced rates for birthdayparties and Art Camp.

*Memberships may be upgraded up to 60 days and are nonrefundable.**Visit our website for a list of art supplyand framing stores offering discounts to our Members.

Become a Young Friend!From studio tours to cocktail parties, we’vegot an exciting year planned for our YoungFriends (ages 21-49). Simply become aMember at any level and add the YoungFriend event fee ($50) to join. Find a fulllisting of Young Friends events underExhibitions & Events.

Professional Artist MembersSelected through an application process,this Membership level provides professionalartists with enhanced promotion andvisibility, including a group webpage andimage gallery on our website, Facebookpromotion, a feature exhibition forProfessional Artist Members and thepossibility to be selected for exhibitions inthe community. $50 fee (plus Membershipfee) required once accepted. Contact RafaelDueño with questions: 610.525.0272 ext.12, [email protected].

Contributing MembersGifts of $175 and above to the Annual Fund enjoy a complimentary HouseholdMembership as well as discounts on art andhandmade, limited edition artwork by localartists. Visit our Membership page for a fulllisting of levels and benefits.

Join today to enjoy a wide range of year-round benefitswhile supporting arts education and community outreachprograms at Main Line Art Center. All gifts are taxdeductible to the extent allowed by law and may bematched by your employer’s matching gift program. Weinvite you to select the category that is right for you.*For the most up-to-date info visit:www.mainlineart.org/membership.php

Members’ Discounts• Artist and Craftsmen Art Supply, Philadelphia10% off supplies

• Coll’s Custom Framing, Conshohocken 10% off full price item or framing

• The Great Frame Up, Wayne10% off framing

• Merion Art and Repro Center, Ardmore10% with a minimum $10 purchase

• PA Guild of Craftsmen10% off or the Member Price for classes and workshops offered at MLAC.

• PrintArtKids.com10% discount. Call MLAC for promocode

• Rubinstein’s, West Chester 33% off select purchases

• The Tangled Web, Philadelphia10% any purchase, excluding classes

• Taws Presentation Plus, Philadelphia10-45% off frames, printing, and tools; see website for info

• Utrecht Art Supply, Philadelphia10% off any purchase

• Village Art Shop, Media10% off any purchase

• Violette de Mazia Foundation, Wayne10% reciprocal discount off classes and workshops

• Wayne Art Supplies and Custom Framing, Wayne15% off any purchase

• Wren Fellini Gallery, Bryn Mawr20% off framing

DONATE NOW TO SUPPORT ART FOR EVERYONE!Donations to the Annual Fund help us provide scholarships and reachunderserved audiences. All amounts make a difference, and significantdonations enable us to address our most critical needs. Please consideradding a meaningful gift to the donationline of your registration form.

Special Ways to GiveHonorary and Memorial GiftsContributions to Main Line Art Center are also a meaningful way to celebrate a friend’s birthday, anniversary, or otheroccasion, as well as remember a specialperson.

Planned GivingBy including Main Line Art Center in yourestate or financial plans, your legacy gifthelps ensure that the visual arts have ahome in our community for many years to come.

United WayYou may also make a donation throughyour workplace giving program using Donor Choice #14859.

For more information or to become a Member, please call Rafael Dueño at 610.525.0272, ext 12, or visitwww.mainlineart.org.

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Looking for a special gift for a fellow art lover?From now until Dec. 24,current Members can give the gift of a Individual,

Household, Senior and Childlevel Membership to first-time

Members at 30% off theregular price. Call Rafael at610.525.0272, ext. 13 topurchase your gift today!

MEMBER EVENTSFor all events, RSVP to Rafael Dueño at610.525.0272 ext 12

Members’ Early Shopping: Holiday FineCraft SaleThurs., Nov. 29, 5-8 pmShop our ever-popular craft sale the daybefore it opens to the public!

Members’ ExhibitionDec. 14, 2012-Jan. 11, 2013Reception: Fri., Dec. 14, 6-9 pmEach Member is invited to exhibit one pieceof work completed in the past two years.Visit our website to download an entry form.

Make, Give & TakeSat., Feb. 2, 2-3:30 pmJoin us for an afternoon of art-making withyour whole family! Learn printmaking whilecreating get-well-soon cards that we willdistribute to pediatrics patients at a localhospital. See full description in the FamilyWorkshop section.Members: Free / $20 NM (per family)

Artini: Sip & SpinFri., March 8, 6:30-9 pmThis Young Friends’ event (Ages 21-49)starts off with wine and cheese while youwander through the Professional ArtistMembers’ Exhibition. Then, we move to theCeramics Studio for some wheel throwing.Space is limited- register early:[email protected]. See fulldescription in the Events section.YF Members: Free/ General Member & NM:$20 couple, $15 individual

The Global Art Scene – Philadelphia to ShanghaiRoberta Fallon & Libby Rosof from ArtblogThurs., March 28, 6:30-8 pmMuch of today’s art seems difficult tounderstand. Part of PHC’s CommonwealthSpeaker series, this lecture includes 80+images of art from around the world. Eachpiece of art is explained. Free to the public.Space is limited, register early! See fulldescription in the Lectures section.Free

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ventsEXHIBITIONS & SPECIAL EVENTSMain Line Art Center’s exhibitions and events celebrate the rich artistic talent found in ourregion and are free and open to the public to attend. For more information, including artistsubmission info, visit www.mainlineart.org.

GALLERY HOURSMon.-Thurs., 10 am-8 pmFri.-Sun., 10 am-4 pm

Holiday Fine Craft SaleNovember 30 – December 9, 2012Members’ Preview: Thurs., Nov. 29, 5-8 pm

Bubbles & Baubles: Wed., Dec. 5, 6-8 pm

Sale HoursMonday – Friday: 10 am - 8 pmSaturday: 10 am - 5 pmSunday: 10 am - 4 pmFeaturing an amazing assortment of one-of-a-kind jewelry, ceramics, glass, wood, fabricand more...all handcrafted by professionalartists from the region. You’ll find somethingfor everyone on your shopping list, includingthe perfect necklace to wear to holidayparties this year. Visit our website for moreinfo.

Members’ ExhibitionDecember 14, 2012 - January 11, 2013Reception: Fri., Dec. 14, 6-9 pmCelebrating the diverse and vibrant work ofour Members! Current Members invited toexhibit one piece of work created within thelast two years. New Members welcome.Visit our website for more info.

Lower Merion Interschool Council Art ShowJanuary 25 – February 6, 2013Reception: Sat., Jan. 26, 2-4 pmMain Line Art Center opens our galleries tostudents from the Lower Merion InterschoolArt Council to share their imaginative artworkwith friends and family.

Professional Members’ Exhibition February 12 – March 12, 2013 Reception: Fri., Feb. 15, 6-9 pm Main Line Art Center is proud to present anexhibition of work by our Professional ArtistMembers. Selected through an applicationprocess, this group represents some of themost talented artists working in our region.

Artini: Sip & SpinFri., March 8, 6:30-9 pmIf you don’t mind getting messy on datenight, then we have the perfect event foryou! This Young Friends’ event (Ages 21-49)begins with wine and cheese while youwander through the Professional ArtistMembers’ Exhibition. Then, the party movesdownstairs to the Ceramics Studio for anintro to the art of clay throwing on potterywheels. You know you’ve always wanted tore-enact that movie scene… now’s yourchance! Space is very limited; Register earlyto [email protected] Members: Free/ General Members & NM:$20 couples, $15 individuals

LECTURES - ARTISTICDEVELOPMENTMosaic Techniques – What, Why &Where?Bonnie FitzgeraldSun., Jan. 13, 10 am-12:30 pmDemonstrating the most common mosaictechniques – direct, in-direct, double directand reverse, participants will gain theknowledge to expand beyond the simpledirect method of mosaic application. Wewill cover suitable substrate and adhesivecombinations for interior and exteriormosaic works factoring in the applicationmethod utilized. Overview of installationmethods will be covered and finishing tipsas time permits. You’ll learn what methodand why certain approaches are best for agiven project and leave with hand outs andmaterial samples. $50 Members of MLAC and MSoP/$65 NM

The Global Art Scene – Philadelphia toShanghaiRoberta Fallon & Libby RosofThurs., Mar. 28, 6:30-8 pmMuch of today’s art seems difficult tounderstand. Is it a spoof? Is it crazy? Whyshould we care? Part of PHC’sCommonwealth Speaker series, thispresentation includes over 80 images of artfrom around the world. Each piece of art isexplained. Why was it made? How does it fit(or not fit) into the art historical family tree?Audiences are encouraged to participate ina discussion of how art today differs fromart of the past, and why it is important tounderstand today’s art. Open public andspace is limited, so register early.FREE

Pricing Your ArtworkMaxine Krinsky Manges, MKM Fine ArtFri., Jan. 25, 1-2 pmMaxine will present ideas and discusssolutions to the common question – how doI price my artwork? She will discuss theelements to consider, both from the artist’sperspective and the potential audience, andhow best to resolve this very personal issue.2-D and 3-D works discussed. Please bringone or two small works as examples.$25 M/$35 NM

Artist’s Statement WorkshopFrancine ShoreFri., Feb. 22, 1-2 pmJoin Francine for an in-depth workshop onhow to write an effective artist’s statement.Bring a written list of thoughts and we willconstruct a statement that communicateshow you feel about your work so that youcan convey this info to jurors, galleries,collectors and others. $25 M/$35 NM

TRIPSSpring Hills Farm Painting Workshop with Francine ShoreJune 7-9$635 ($100 non-refundable depositrequired)Just two hours north of Philadelphia, SpringHills Farm is an exquisite countryside retreatwith hills, firs, ponds, and grasses as far asthe eye can see...an amazing place topaint. The farm’s 400 acres, studios, andgazebos allow the artist to gather visualinformation. Meals are homemade, organic,and served in the Hull’s family farm. Tripincludes instruction, art history, meals,bunkhouse accommodations, and manyextras. Additional $50 for transportation toand from farm. Please register in advance.

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NEW! MID-WEEKMINGLESBYOB SamplerWorkshops Call up your friends or plana date night for our BYOBsamplers. On your way,

pick up a bottle of wine or beer and getready to explore your creative side! Noexperience necessary. This is all abouthaving fun while trying something new.Register in advance; space is limited.

$25 M/$30 NM

Batik: Painting in WaxLaura PritchardWed., Jan. 9, 7-9 pmDiscover the ancient art of fabric designusing hot wax to create your own painterlywall hanging or scarf.

Photo TransfersWed., Feb. 13, 7-9 pmLearn techniques to transfer your favoritephotographs or images onto varioussurfaces.

Mosaic CoastersWed., April 3, 7-9 pmAdd flair to any coffee table with colorfulmosaic coasters using tiles and brokenglass. Techniques learned can be used tomosaic a variety of objects in your home.

Please check our website for additionalofferings and supply lists.

DRAWING & PAINTING

DAYTIMEBasic DrawingRobert FinchMon., Jan. 7-March 18, 9:30 am-12:30 pmDrawing skills create the foundation of anyart form and can be used to enhance allaspects of making art. This class will helpform an understanding of how one begins toreplicate what they see in a personal,intuitive way. We will draw from a largevariety of subject matter including still life,objects of a geometric and organic nature,interiors, and figures. Tuition includes modelfee. 9 wks (no class Jan. 21 & Feb. 18), $279 M/$312 NM

All LevelsWatercolorBonnie Mettler Mon., Jan. 7-March 18, 9:30 am-12:30 pmPainting in watercolor is a matter of learningthe relationships between paint, water,brush, and time. The only way to understandthis is through experience. Join us in asupportive atmosphere to develop andstrengthen your artistic judgment and skillsto make paintings that are convincing andinteresting. 9 wks (no class Jan. 21 & Feb. 18), $243 M/$276 NM

H Beginning OilsElaine LisleMon., Jan. 28-March 18, 1-4 pmWorking from simple still life set ups we willexperiment with various limited palettes,including atmospheric, earth, and prismatic.Students will work to complete one paintingper session. This is a great intro class forthose who have never painted with oils aswell as students who want to experimentwith their color-mixing and palette choices.A supply list will be provided.7 wks (no class Feb. 18), $213 M/$232 NM

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All LevelsLandscape in Watercolor (From theStudio)Bonnie MettlerMon., Jan. 7-March 18, 1-4 pmUsing photos and paintings, we will studythe essential elements of capturing thelandscape in watercolor. Learn to portraybeautiful scenes with vibrant colors andtextured strokes. Bring a choice of referencematerial as well as watercolor supplies.9 wks (no class Jan. 21 & Feb. 18), $243 M/$276 NM

All LevelsFamily Portrait PaintingBonnie MettlerTues., Jan. 8-March 19, 9:30 am-12:30 pmWe will concentrate on developing the skillsnecessary to make portraits inspired byimportant people in our lives. Byconcentrating on composing the page,seeing shape and color effectively, you gainconfidence in your painting ability in anatmosphere of support and encouragement.Bring pictures for reference with you toclass. Oils may be used in class. Downloadsupply list for suggested materials. Studentsare encouraged to work in medium of theirchoice.11 wks, $286 M/$316 NM

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H Soft PastelsNury VicensTues., Jan. 29-March 5, 9:30 am-12:30 pmLearn to use this versatile and forgivingmedium. Colors range from soft and subtleto bold and brilliant, and can be layered toproduce luminous surfaces. We will workfrom still life and the introduction of varioustechniques: from open strokes that create avariety of textures to blended finishes. Learnto create strong compositions, fine tune yourperception and use this medium to itmaximum potential. Many famous artistslike Renoir, Mary Cassat, and Bonnard usedpastels as finished work rather thanpreliminary sketches. Learn from demos andindividual guidance in a supportiveatmosphere. 6 wks, $180 M/$205 NM

All LevelsPainting Over the LineKassem AmoudiTues., Jan. 8-Feb. 5, 10 am-3 pm and/or Tues., Feb. 19-March 19, 10 am-3 pm5 wks each, $248 M/$282 NM, $100discount for both

Thurs., Jan. 10-March 21, 10 am-2 pm11 wks, $340 M/$388 NMExplore lively brushwork, color layering, focalpoints, and balance between calm and busy.Discover how to work around imperfectionsand accidents and view them asopportunities. Work from imagination,pictures, or other means to find your voiceand visual language. Individual support andexamples from contemporary artists willserve to broaden and inform yourunderstanding of innovative painting.

All LevelsDrawing to Strengthen your Artwork IIBonnie MettlerTues., Jan. 8-March 19, 1-4 pmDrawing is a language that one can becomefluent in to help them further their work inother mediums. The goal is for you to beable to draw anything with speed andconfidence while still capturing basicshapes, proportion, value and tone. Demosand individual instruction will take placeeach week in a positive and supportiveatmosphere. Class provides a continuationfor students who took Drawing for the Artistbut is open to new students. 11 wks, $286 M/$316 NM

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H Watercolor meets Colored Pencil:FlowersEileen RosenWed., Jan. 9-March 20, 9:30 am-12:30 pmBring color and brightness to the winterweeks, painting vibrant flowers. Join us foran enjoyable painting experience thatcombines two different mediums: watercolorand wax-based colored pencils. Learn tocreate a flat, simple watercolorunderpainting that is the base for layeringand blending with colored pencils. Theresults are vibrant and life-like. Demos andexamples will be provided at the first class.Beginners welcome!11 wks, $331 M/$361 NM

All LevelsFearless DrawingEileen RosenWed., Jan. 9-March 20, 1:30-3:30 pm If you know what to look for and how toreally see it, then you will draw it. Learn tosee simple shapes, angles, proportions,relationships and values; as well as theversatility of an HB or #2 graphic pencil. 11 wks, $258 M/$295 NM

All Levels & MediumsStill Life PaintingCarol KardonWed., Jan. 9-March 20, 9:30 am-12:30 pmDesigned to acquaint students with the joyof painting when working from a still life orphotos. We will discuss the technicalaspects of painting materials, but our focuswill be on the basic foundation of goodpainting: drawing, values, edges and color.Demos and individual instruction provided.Instructor will provide a still life each weekbut students may bring their own set-ups orphotos. 11 wks, $286 M/$316 NM

All LevelsPastelsCarol KardonWed., Jan. 9-March 20, 1-4 pmPastels offer an enormous range of colorand texture, and this class will explore thedifferent types of soft pastel and papersurfaces that allow for such variety. Classwill begin with a demo or a short talk. Focuswill be on accurate information and basicprinciples of good drawing, values, edgesand color. Attention is given to eachindividual’s level of experience. 11 wks, $286 M/$316 NM

IntermediateAbstract Explorations Val RossmanWed., Jan. 9-Feb. 20, 9:30 am-2:30 pmExplore color, composition and texturethrough experimentation and open-endedlessons. Energize your work with creativetechniques, and engage in new possibilitiesto achieve an abstract language with thisforgiving medium. Examples fromcontemporary and modern art will be usedto enhance understanding and developmentof each student’s artistic voice. Theinstructor will use pastels, but students mayuse any medium. Individual and groupcritiques provided. 7 wks, $319 M/$364 NM

All LevelsChinese Brush PaintingJosephine TsaiThurs., Jan. 17-March 7, 9:30 am-12:30 pmFor those interested in the medium,technique, eastern lyric, culture, andphilosophy of this classical art form.Exploration will include basic brushwork,familiarity with the texture of Shuan paper,applying ink and color as well asfundamental composition. Demos andindividual attention will help each studentexplore this medium and reach a new levelof creativity.8 wks, $228 M/$260 NM, $40 supply fee fornew students payable to instructor

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H Texture in Watercolor Deena BallThurs., Jan. 10-Feb. 7, 1-3 pmExperiment with new techniques andsupplies to enhance your watercolorexperience, or renew your interest with anew approach. We will work withinterference and pearlescent paints, andwatercolor pencils and sticks. Eachparticipant will get to try painting on a varietyof papers and on a gesso and gel texturedunderpainting. Please see the supply list forrequired materials. Supply fee covers specialpaints, texturing materials and specialpapers. 5 wks, $133 M/$153 NM, $25 supply feepayable to instructor

All LevelsBasic WatercolorDeena BallThurs., Feb. 21-March 21, 1-3 pmWe will focus on basic watercolor techniquesin a fun atmosphere. Each class will revolvearound a topic and students will completeseveral small paintings. Emphasis will be onthe beauty, flexibility and special propertiesof watercolor. Instruction and materials willalso be tailored to interests and needs ofreturning students. $30 optional supply feepayable to instructor for shared supplies, ordownload a supply list to purchase your ownso you can practice at home.5 wks, $133 M/$153 NM

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AdvancedPainting SeminarFrancine ShoreThurs., Jan. 10-March 21, 10 am-3 pmThis class will encourage the development ofa diverse collection of images and variedsubjects. Whether your work is traditional orcontemporary, you will become aware ofyour personal style. Art history discussionsand personal and group critiques willencourage a dialogue that connects theprocess of making work to exhibit. Mixedmediums encouraged. Experiencerecommended. 11 wks, $399 M/$464 NM

All LevelsFigure as VehicleKassem AmoudiThurs., Jan. 17-March 21, 3-6 pmRefine your painting skills to create a livelysurface through the use of directionalbrushwork and harmonic color. Establishpictorial unity through visual metaphor andmultiple focal points, and explore thecontrast between “active” and “quiet” areas.Some painting and drawing experiencerecommended.10 wks, $372 M/$415 NM

Advanced Painting WorkshopMoe BrookerFri., Jan. 18-March 8, 9:30 am-12:30 pmGather critical feedback about your workwith guidance from professional artist MoeBrooker. Students will explore alternativesand possibilities for various styles andtechniques that will enhance their work andvision. Group discussions will help studentslearn how to look at and discuss otherartists’ work. 8 wks, $274 M/$293 NM

H Intermediate DrawingAubrey LevinthalFri, Jan. 18-March 8, 9:30 am-12:30 pmThis course enforces and strengthenstechnical foundations for students seriousabout developing their drawing skills.Students will strengthen their observationskills as they engage with ideas ofcomposition, perspective and anatomy. Theopportunity to work extensively from a varietyof subjects including still life, model andinterior will help students find their specificinterests and style in the medium ofdrawing.8 wks, $292 M/$318 NM

Open Life StudioFri., Jan. 18-March 22, 9:30 am-12:30 pmAn opportunity for artists at all levels to workindependently to maintain or improve theirlife drawing skills in a variety of techniquesand 2-D media. The typical open studioperiod explores a variety of poses with anude model, beginning with a warm up ofshort gestural poses, and then progressinginto longer held poses. Group determinesposes and their length through a majority-rules vote. Must bring your own materials.Space is limited – Register early.10 wks, $198 M/$238 NM, $25 per week

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H Intuitive Painting Beverly BensonFri., Feb. 1-22, 2-3:30 pmRelease tension, forget your date timer,health problems, and worrying about makinga masterpiece. This is a chance forbeginners and professionals to tap into theunconscious realm of art making andtranscend into a safe world of abstractthoughts using music, ideas, words and yourinner world as a prompt. Experiment with thephysicality of paint, layering, markmaking,and flow of marks. Explore paintingmaterials, processes, and your primalinstincts, discovering your natural flow.4 wks, $103 M/$111 NM, $20 supply feepayable to Instructor

Drawing Foundation Carol KardonSat., Jan. 12, 10 am-1 pmCreating an artistic travel journal andsketchbook will help improve your drawingskills, and will make each place you visit avivid memory. Sketching slows your paceand improves your observation to build skillsand confidence. Draw a variety of objectsand work from photos as we focus onrhythm, mass, line, proportion andmeasurement, as well as using light andshade to create dimensional effects. $50 M/$57 NM


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Intro to DrawingAubrey LevinthalSun, Jan. 13-Feb. 10, 9:30 am-12:30 pmJoin us for a course in representationaldrawing with emphasis on developingperceptual skills by drawing fromobservation. Learn to address line, shape,composition, perspective, light, shadow and volume, using a variety of techniques in black and white materials. Class time willbe devoted to hands-on drawing projects,demos, and group and individual critiques.Open to adults and teens. Tuition includessupplies.5 wks, $159 M/$179 NM

Intro to Oil PaintingAubrey LevinthalSun., Feb. 24-March 24, 9:30 am-12:30 pmIf you have always wanted to try working withoils and never have, this class is for you.Learn basic vocabulary, materials,techniques and elements of oil paintingsuch as painting surfaces and how toprepare them, tools, mediums, layering,glazing and color theory. History of oilpainting will be discussed along withdemos. Open to adults and teens.5 wks, $159 M/$179 NM

H Intro to Water Soluble Oil PaintsRoe MurraySat., Jan. 26 & Feb. 2, 10 am-2:30 pmFinally water and oil DO mix! Want to paintin oils without having to use toxic solventsfor cleanup? Want to paint in your home orstudio without concern of fumes? Come trythese new oil paints! They are oils, and doblend and dry slowly, but brushes, handsand clothes can be cleaned up with soapand water! Come paint a still life using directpainting or alla prima. Pack a lunch andcome and paint!2 wks, $107 M/$114 NM

Figure in Collage Alice Meyer-WallaceSun., Jan. 27, 10 am-2 pm Sun., March 24, 10 am-2 pmWork from life as you combine mixed mediato capture the natural and organic qualitiesof the figure. Focus on the abstractelements that are often overlooked andexpand your personal expression andcreativity using pencil, watercolor, pastels,inks and more. $78 M/$82 NM per workshop, $30 off ifregistered for both

Portrait of the SelfNury VicensSun., Feb. 3-17, 9:30 am-1:30 pmLearn the fundamentals of portraiture usingthe most interesting and available model-You! Self portraits could be: narrative,metaphorical, literal, and figurative orabstraction; whichever method you wish touse, each type of portrait is an exploration ofthe self. Bring the materials of your choice,photos, and a mirror.3 wks, $122 M/$131 NM

The Expressive Figure Nancy HalbertSat., March 2-16, 1:30-4:30 pmExplore loose and colorful drawing, paintingand mixed media throughout this guidedworkshop. Lose yourself to quick studies,line vs. contour drawing, form into color,while challenging yourself to create moreexpressively. Inspirational viewpoints fromthe figurative Bay Movement in SanFrancisco in the 40's including, Diebenkorn,Oliverira, Parks, Neri, and figurative mastersthat influenced them, will be our guidesthrough this supportive and nurturingsetting.3 wks, $117 M/$132 NM

EVENINGAll LevelsOpen Media Still Life Bonnie MettlerMon., Jan. 7-March 18, 6:30-9:30 pmWe will concentrate on developing the skillsnecessary to capture interesting still life oncanvas, including composing the page,seeing shape well and using color effectively.Gain confidence working with the medium ofyour choice in an atmosphere of supportand encouragement. Oils will be used inclass.9 wks (no class Jan. 21 & Feb. 18), $243 M/$276 NM

All LevelsDrawing with Color Cavin JonesMon., Jan. 28-March 11, 6:30-9:30 pmWe will approach drawing the still life byusing ink wash, colored pencils andwatercolor as drawing mediums. Howobjects relate by size, shape, and spatialrelationships will be the main focus inrendering the still life. The use of pattern asa compositional element and color variationswill also be explored.6 wks, $180 M/$205 NM

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All LevelsArt MovementsSandi Neiman-LovitzMon., Jan. 28-Feb. 11, 6:30-9:30 pmThis class will help you overcome the fear ofexploration by taking risks. Paint with notonly traditional brushes, but variousimplements and medium, to open your mindto new processes. Listening to music withdifferent rhythms will encourageexperimentation even more. For studentswho want more freedom when they paint,whether image based, abstract or realistic.3 wks, $90 M/$105 NM

Acrylic Painting on Untraditional SurfacesSandi Neiman-LovitzMon., March 4 & 11, 6:30-9:30 pmLearn the challenges of painting on anunfamiliar surface as you experiment with avariety of tools to apply acrylic paint to plexiglass. Explore the techniques and benefitsto paint in reverse on plexi, where the viewercan appreciate the beauty of your firststroke, rather than the last as in traditionalpainting. Discover the translucent qualitiesthat the materials offer as you take excitingrisks and develop your painting skills. Pleximay be purchased from the instructor.2 wks, $78 M/$88 NM

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H Expressive DrawingNancy HalbertTues., Jan. 15-Feb. 12, 7-9:30 pmThis class is designed to take drawing in anew direction while improving upon "sightseeing" skills. We will use our imaginativethinking to create a meaningful artexperience and works you will be proud of.Work from a variety of source materialincluding still life, photographs, and a livemodel. We will use pencil, charcoal, pastels,and watercolors, whatever is in your supplybox, and learn to mix the media together toexplore collage, abstraction and expressivedrawings in a supportive setting. Examiningvarious drawing styles and historicalexamples of artists' approaches will enhancethe experience. Please see supply list. Somedrawing experience helpful.5 wks, $167 M/$189 NM, $25 off if alsoregistering for Impressionistic Color Work.

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H Impressionistic Color Work in OilPainting Bev BensonTues., Feb. 26-March 19, 6:30-9:30 pmAs a spring-broad for a way of seeing, wewill use the French and AmericanImpressionists, as well as the lesser-knownItalian Macchioli painters, to begin to travelthrough the steps of laying out shapes toform dynamic compositions as a basis fordynamic structures to explore colorrelationships. Optional $30 supply feepayable to instructor for shared supplies ordownload a supply list if you already have oilpainting supplies.4 wks, $125 M/$134 NM, $25 off if alsoregistering for Expressive Drawing.

All Levels & MediumsDrawing & Painting from the FigurePaul DuSoldTues., Jan. 15-Feb. 12, 6:30-9:30 pm

Tues., Feb. 19-March 19, 6:30-9:30 pmWorking from the human figure has been atraditional part of the artist’s training sincethe time of the first academies. Learning tosee and mix color in its most subtle form isthe benefit of studying “from life.” Demoswill be given as well as slide presentations.Emphasis will be to learn from thefundamentals of seeing and translatingsubject matter into a painting. Theenvironment in this class will be one ofpatient exploration – no student should feelintimidated. A step-by-step approach tounderstanding and confidence building is thegoal. Oils will be used. 5 wks, $199 M/$219 NM each, $20 discount for both

All LevelsWatercolorAlice Meyer-WallaceTues., Jan. 8-March 19, 6:30-9:30 pmPaint what you see as you work directly fromstill life, a live model and landscape. Tools,techniques and composition will beconsidered as the class explores concepts ofpositive and negative space and the illusionof distance, and references greatwatercolorists of the past. Personalexpression and creativity will be encouraged.Tuition includes model fee. 10 wks (no class March 12), $305 M/$332 NM


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All LevelsColor Theory & CompositionMegan McManusWed., Jan. 16-March 20, 6:30-9:30 pmThis invaluable, rigorous course will focus onthe visual and aesthetic interactions of coloron 2-D surfaces. Theories of colorists suchas Itten and Albers provide a structure toexplore distance color properties andfunctions. The goal is to gain a workingunderstanding of the visual nature of colorby training the eye to become highlysensitized and discerning. Students willcontextualize this language of color bybuilding a portfolio of painted and collagedcompositional studies that challengecreative expression. 10 wks, $255 M/$296 NM

Open Life StudioWed., Jan. 16-March 20, 6:30-9:30 pmAn opportunity for artists at all levels to workindependently to maintain or improve theirlife drawing skills in a variety of techniquesand 2-D media. Together, the groupdetermines poses and works from anextended pose. Participants must bring theirown materials. Advanced registration isstrongly encouraged as space is limited. 10 wks, $25 per week

All LevelsFundamentals of DrawingMichael SmithThurs., Jan. 10-Feb. 7, 6:30-9:30 pmThurs., Feb. 21-March 21, 6:30-9:30 pmLearn the fundamentals and mechanics ofdrawing through direct observation. Usingpencils conte crayon, charcoal, pastel andink, beginners will be introduced to directobservational drawing and materials. Linequality, value changes and compositionalarrangements would also be covered.Continuing students will develop and refinetheir understanding of perspective,composition and technique. Tuition includessupplies. 5 wks, $159 M/$179 NM, $40 off if also registering for both

Watercolor Package $50 discount for all three WatercolorWorkshops! Open to adults and teens.

H Absolute Beginner WatercolorDeena BallThurs., Jan. 17 & 24, 6:30-9:30 pmHaven't touched watercolors since that boxof Crayola pans? Have you shied away fromwatercolor painting because everyone alwayssays that it is difficult? Come see what youcan do with watercolors! There are newpapers, pigments, watercolor sticks andpencils to choose from. We will start with asmall still life done in two colors withprofessional grade tube watercolors onwatercolor paper, then experiment with newmaterials. 2 wks, $84 M/$103 NM, $10 supply feepayable to instructor

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H Color & Composition for WatercolorDeena BallThurs., Feb. 7-28, 6:30-9:30 pmStudents will explore various techniques toenhance their understanding and use ofcolor and compositional techniques in theirpaintings. Studies of art history will helpstudents learn about different artists thathave exploited color and the variouscompositional techniques they used in theirpaintings.4 wks, $109 M/$125 NM

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H Texture in WatercolorDeena BallThurs., March 14 & 21, 6:30-9:30 pmExperiment with new techniques andsupplies to enhance your watercolorexperience, or renew your interest with anew approach. We will work withinterference and pearlescent paints, andwatercolor pencils and sticks. Eachparticipant will get to try painting on a varietyof papers and on a gesso and gel texturedunderpainting. Please see the supply list formaterials to bring. Supply fee covers sometexturing materials and special papers.2 wks, $84 M/$103 NM, $15 supply feepayable to instructor

Discounts Available for New Students!

All LevelsPainting Over the LineKassem AmoudiThurs., Jan. 10-March 21, 6:30-9:30 pmPlease see description under DaytimeDrawing & Painting. 11 wks, $296 M/$337 NM

All Levels & MediumsDraw & Paint the Plant Kingdom in a Large Format Nury VicensThurs., Jan. 17-March 21, 6:30-9:30 pmExplore small intricacies found in nature,through the use of exuberant color with largeranges in value, light and depth, as found inGeorgia O’Keefe’s work. Magnify the naturaland sometimes not seen world, to give thepossibility of making something lush andextraordinary, allowing freedom of expressionbeyond the literal representation.10 wks, $255 M/$286 NM

DIGITAL ARTS & PHOTOGRAPHY

DAYTIME All Levels

H Composition in PhotographyOwen BiddleMon., Jan. 7-Feb. 4, 9:30 am-12:30 pmTaking photography beyond the subject, thisclass encourages you see the artistic andcompositional opportunities in everyday life.Learning how to compose your shots willgreatly improve the quality of your images,no matter what type of camera you areusing: Compact, DSLR, or even cell phone.Explore the abstract and formal elements ofcomposition: line, shape, texture, and formand see how light and space can be used toamplify affects. Issues covered will include:close-up, wide-angle vs telephoto, color vsblack and white. Must provide your owndigital camera.4 wks (no class Jan. 21), $120 M/$139 NM

H Photography: People, Places andThingsOwen BiddleMon., Feb. 25-March 18, 9:30 am-12:30 pmGet invaluable tips on how to take bettershots of landscapes, people, architectureand still life with your digital camera. Masterthe basics of composition, light and color.Must provide your own digital camera.Open to all levels of experience. 4 wks, $120 M/$139 NM

EVENINGAll LevelsDigital Photo Made EasyRich Dunoff at The Haverford SchoolWed., Jan. 16-Feb. 27, 6:30-9:30 pmSo you read about all the cool stuff you cando with your digital camera but don’t knowwhere to start. Learn from the beginning,including the technical aspects of how tohandle a camera, adjust exposure and depthof field, properly use available light andunderstand good composition. Spend sometime shooting pictures around the campuswith Rich demonstrating techniques andideas that will give your photos more impact.Then learn how to download your photosand utilize Photoshop to correct exposure,crop and sharpen, clear up blemishes, andexperiment with advanced techniques usinglayers and the transform command. Bring adigital camera to the first class. Open toadults and teens.7 wks, $245 M/$273 NM

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H Darkroom PhotographyCindy PetrucilloTues., Jan. 22-Feb. 26, 6:30-9:30 pmExplore the beauty of black and whitephotography and discover why it has been abeloved medium for ages. Focus on how touse a camera and develop photographsusing basic and manipulative printingtechniques in the darkroom. Bring a 35mmcamera with manual capability (no digitalcameras) to the first class. Open to adultsand teens.6 wks, $238 M/$260 NM

H Open Photography StudioSun., Feb. 3-17, 10 am-2 pmOpen to former and current students andindividuals with darkroom experience.Darkroom is equipped for black and whitefilm development and printing. All chemicalsand equipment are provided. Darkroomusers need to bring their own printing paper.Space is limited, please register in advance.Open to ages 12 and up.$10 M/$12 NM per hour, $10 discount for 3 weeks

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PAPER, PRINT & BOOK ARTS

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H Books with ClosuresMeg KennedyMon., Jan. 7-March 18, 1-4 pmWhether belted, buckled, tabbed, or tied, ahandmade book with a closure makes anespecially pleasing package. We’ll make adozen books with different types of closingtechniques, from simple to complex, usingeverything from feathers to brass hardware.Some book-making experience is helpful,beginners welcome. 9 wks (no class Jan. 21 & Feb. 18), $256M/$293 NM, $15 supply fee payable toinstructor

H 3-D Collage & Mixed MediaAndrea SnyderTues., Jan. 15-Feb. 12, 9:30 am-12:30 pmDo you love textural surfaces, yet don't wantto get into sculpture? Using acrylics, pastes,light found objects, such as gloves, coins,foils, fiber, wire, bamboo, textured papersand board, learn how to adhere andcombine a variety of mediums to createrelief art that balance good design withprofessional techniques. Be inspired by theideas of modern artists while working in yourown dimension.5 wks, $166 M/$189 NM, $20 supply feepayable to instructor

All LevelsThe Art of CollageAndrea SnyderTues., Feb. 26-March 19, 9:30 am-12:30 pmLearn to incorporate printmaking, painting,and water media into expressive artwork andadhere hand painted and other papers,found 2-D materials, industrial and naturalfibers onto paper and boards with assortedadhesives. Learn about noteworthy visualartists while learning professional techniquesfrom teacher demos. Intermediate toadvanced students may work onindependent projects.4 wks, $120 M/$139NM, $15 supply feepayable to instructor

All LevelsPrintmaking & Mixed MediaFrancine ShoreTues., Jan. 15-March 19, 1-4 pmFocus on building an image through thepossibilities of paper, ink, line, mass textureand color and then transferring it from plateto paper. Monotypes, stencils, dry point andcollagraphs will be taught. Class time willprovide printmakers with an exchange ofaesthetics and concepts, materials andtechniques that will be developed in theprocess of image making. Art history will bereferenced.10 wks, $294 M/$335 NM

Figure in Collage Alice Meyer-WallaceSun., Jan. 27, 10 am-2 pm Sun, March 24, 10 am-2 pmPlease see Drawing & Painting section formore info. $78 M/$82 NM per workshop, $30 off ifregistered for both

Image Transfer TechniquesAndrea SnyderSat., March 9 & Sun., March 10, 10 am-3 pmTransfer your favorite photos, drawing andletters onto paper, canvas and wood withacrylics, tapes, caulks and other mediums.Learn to combine your transfers with paintsand papers to mystify and delight yourfriends and colleagues. Techniques can beincorporated into other art mediums includepainting and book arts. Some suppliesincluded. First class must be attended. 2 days, $110 M/$128 NM, $20 supply feepayable to instructor

Altered BooksMeg KennedySat., Feb. 23, 10 am-4 pmIn this beginners’ workshop, we'll explore 20techniques to get you started on the mixedmedia project of altering books. This is thenewish art form that uses a discardedhardcover book as a stage for visual andtextual art that can riff on the theme of thebook or take off on its own. A day of purefun that will include painting, drawing,collaging, cutting, gluing, making niches,adding fold-outs, stenciling, weaving, andprinting...come play!$91 M/$106 NM

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Pop-up BooksColette FuSat., March 23 & Sun., March 24, 10 am-4 pmJoin artist and paper engineer Colette Fu asshe teaches you the basic mechanisms andterminology for pop-up books, and ways youcan combine them to create imaginative andunique work. Learn how to pop up andtransform your own drawings, photographs,and magazine imagery into 3-D kinetic workthat will further engage the creator and theviewer.$158 M/$176 NM

H Sewing PaperMeg KennedySat., April 13, 10 am-4 pmAny artist who works with paper is familiarwith various ways to adhere one sheet toanother. Learn to sew paper as a means ofjoining pieces and adding textural expressivelines with fiber. No experience is necessary.We'll use familiar stitches as well as moredecorative styles taken from embroidery andcrazy quilt techniques to explore the textureand beauty that sewing can add to yourcollages. If time allows, we'll add beads!$91 M/$106 NM

EVENINGAll Levels3-D Collage & Mixed MediaAndrea SnyderMon., Jan. 14-March 18, 6:30-9:30 pmPlease see description under Daytime Print,Paper and Book Arts.8 wks (no class Jan. 21 & Feb. 18), $228 M/$260 NM, $20 supply fee payableto instructor

Printmaking: Graphic Tees and Prints Gillian PokaloWed., Jan. 16-Feb. 6, 6:30-9:30 pmPut the power of printing into your hands.What you learn here you can use at home tocreate your own textiles, handmade cardsand fine art prints. Explore hands-onprintmaking techniques includingmonoprinting, screen printing and transfertechniques. If you want to explore severaltypes of printmaking, combine techniques,or see what your hands can do, this is foryou. Open to adults and teens.4 wks, $177 M/$195 NM

All LevelsExperimental PrintmakingGillian PokaloWed., Feb. 20-March 20, 6:30-9:30 pmExplore a variety of printmaking techniqueswith the focus of combining techniques toproduce an edition of experimental prints.This class will integrate relief, intaglio,screenprint, monoprint and alternative phototechniques. 5 wks, $210 M/$233 NM

FIBER ARTS

Batik Designs on SilkLaura PritchardSat., Jan. 26, 12-4 pmBatik is an ancient form of decorating fabrics using a wax resist technique.Intricate and colorful designs can be createdby applying molten wax to fabric, followed byan application of dyes. Demos, hands-onwork and experimentation will teachstudents how to develop an idea, transfer adesign to silk and bring it to life usingwatercolor technique, brushes and othertools. $20-30 supply fee payable toinstructor (depending on the needs of eachstudent); please bring day of workshop.$55 M/$59 NM

Weaving on a Handmade LoomNancy ShiffrinSun., Feb. 24, 10:30 am-2:30 pmLearn the basic techniques of weaving tocreate a wall hanging or placemat. Studentswill have the opportunity to work low techand create a small frame loom that can beused at home or try their hand at the moreadvanced methods on a table loom. Thewarp and weft will guide your design andleave you eager for more. $82 M/$92 NM

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JEWELRY & METALS

DAYTIMEAll LevelsPMC (Precious Metal Clay)Pat HenriquesTues., Jan. 8-March 5, 9:30 am-12:30 pmStudents will be introduced to the versatileand beautiful medium of PMC. Using basicbuilding techniques, make any shape thatyour imagination allows. Once the clay isfired, your precious metal charm is leftbehind. Students will also have theopportunity to experiment with the newlydeveloped copper and bronze PMC. Tuitionincludes one package of PMC, firing feesand tools.9 wks, $392 M/$422 NM

Intermediate/Advanced MetalworkingMarthe Roberts/SheaTues., Jan. 8-March 19, 1-4 pmExpand your expertise in working withmetals. Special focus will be devoted to themany uses of the flex shaft. Hands-onclasses and instructor demos will help youenhance your metalworking skills.Knowledge of sawing, filing and solderingrequired.11 wks, $349 M/$377 NM

Intermediate JewelryCatherine AdamsWed., Jan. 16-March 13, 9:30 am-12:30 pmBuild your skills as you work on newtechniques and individual projects. Join theclass with projects already in progress, orwith concepts for new works of art and bringthem to life with personal demos andtroubleshooting tactics. 9 wks, $301 M/$334 NM

Intermediate Beyond Beginner JewelryDawn BergmaierThurs., Jan. 17-March 21, 9:30 am-12:30 pmGeared to students who have takenbeginning classes and want to advance theirskills and work to the intermediate level.Demos and hands-on projects will includebezel setting, etching, work on the hydraulicpress and more. 10 wks, $318 M/$345 NM

Extended StudioDawn BergmaierThurs., Jan. 17-March 21, 1-4 pmOpen to students with experience. Theseperiods will be uninstructed but monitoredby a Teaching Artist who can provideguidance. Fees pay for regularly providedsupplies, equipment maintenance and themonitor. You are encouraged to bring yourown tools and must provide your own semi-precious metals and stones. Register early;space is limited. 10 wks, $204 M/$227 NM

Beginner JewelryDawn BergmaierFri., Jan. 11-Feb. 8, 9:30 am-12:30 pmFri., Feb. 22-March 22, 9:30 am-12:30 pmLearn the basics of forming and joining totransform your ideas into wearable art.Practice the techniques of design layout,piercing, forming, basic construction, filing,soldering, coloration and finishing. Thencombine these steps to create severalpieces that are uniquely your own. 5 wks each, $206 M/$231 NM, $75 off ifregistering for both

Message Keepsake LocketCatherine AdamsSat., Feb. 9, 9:30 am-3:30 pmInspired by a special name, word, phrase, adate or a combination of these? We will becreating one of a kind “lockets” to encloseand protect the words of your choice. Handson workshop will introduce you to the studio,the tools and basic materials. Finishedsamples will be on to see. No prior metalsstudio experience required.$122 M/$135 NM

H Intro to Precious Metal Clay JewelryPat HenriquesSun., Feb. 24, 10 am-4 pm Learn the basic techniques to work withPMC. Basic stone setting, firing, finishing,and oxidation processes will be discussed.Students will proudly take home a finishedpiece of silver jewelry! One pack of PMCprovided. $157 M/$172 NM

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EVENINGAll LevelsHandcrafted Jewelry & MetalsLayne FreedlineMon., Jan. 28-March 18, 6:30-9:30 pmCreate jewelry or small sculpture in thisclass designed to build a foundation forbeginners and expand on that foundation forintermediate students. One-on-one solderinginstruction will help you bring your designs tofruition. Ring making, handmade clasps andstone setting will be covered. Explore waysto bring handmade metal elements intobeaded jewelry. Drafting and designing forjewelry making will be discussed as well asmetal patina and professional finishingtechniques. Open to teens and adults.7 wks (no class Feb. 18), $235 M/$262 NM

Intermediate JewelryDawn BergmaierTues., Jan. 8-March 19, 6:30-9:30 pmPlease see description under DaytimeJewelry. 11 wks, $344 M/$374 NM

Beginner JewelryTBA, please see websiteThurs., Jan. 10-Feb. 7, 6:30-9:30 pm

Layne FreedlineThurs., Feb. 21-March 21, 6:30-9:30 pmPlease see description under DaytimeJewelry & Metals.5 wks each, $206 M/$231 NM, $75 discountif registered for both

GLASS ARTS

All LevelsFused Glass Gems & TilesCarol Stirton-Broad Thurs., Jan. 10-Feb. 7, 6:30-9:30 pmThurs., Feb. 21-March 21, 1-4 pmLet’s melt some glass! Learn to fuse glass tocreate beautiful, one-of-a-kind gems to usein necklaces, earrings, pins or bracelets orcreate tiles to use in mosaics. Additionalsupplies will be available for sale by theinstructor. 5 wks, $193 M/$216 NM per class

East Falls Glassworks Classes take place at East Falls Glassworksin Sherman Mills in East Falls, PA and areopen to both adults and teens (13 and up).

Introduction to GlassblowingSat., Jan. 5-Feb. 9, 1:30-4:30 pmTues., Jan. 8-Feb. 12, 6:30-9:30 pmSat., Feb. 16-March 23, 1:30-4:30 pmIf you'd like to try working with hot glass forthe first time or need a refresher, this is theclass for you. We start with an intro to tools,equipment, and basic techniques throughthe exploration of a new form each week.Exercises and hands-on time is provided tobuild a solid foundation of glassblowing skillsand a collection of beautiful and functionalwork. Tuition includes supply fee.6 wks, $470 per class

Glass Paperweights & OrnamentsSun., Jan. 13, 1-4 pmSun., Feb. 17, 1-4 pmSun., March 17, 1-4 pmDesigned for the beginner, we provide thetools, supplies and instruction needed tocreate both a solid sculpted paperweightand blown ornament. These classes are agreat way to get a feel for the way glassmoves at 2000 degrees and have a fun andexciting afternoon at the same time.Students will have the option of making atleast one of each and creating a themedproject close to the holidays. $130 per workshop

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CERAMICS &SCULPTURE

DAYTIMEAll LevelsPottery: Throwing& HandbuildingClaire Shenk Rodgers Mon., Jan. 7-March 18,9:30 am-12:30 pmBuild a strong foundation in all aspects ofpottery, with an emphasis on makingfunctional items you can use and enjoy.Choose to focus on wheel throwing orhandbuilding with guidance and feedback.Returning students will be challenged withnew projects and appropriate techniques fortheir skill level. Individual attention isparamount and demos will be given weekly. 9 wks (no class Jan. 21 & Feb. 18), $306 M/$340 NM

All LevelsSlab to FabKaren SacksMon., Jan. 7-March 18, 9:30 am-12:30 pmLearn how to turn a flat piece of clay intoplatters, bowls, vases, mugs, gardenplanters, tiles, mirrors and more. Studentswill master simple handbuilding techniquesand create one-of-a-kind ceramic pieces inthis fun and lively class. The possibilities areendless! 9 wks (no class Jan. 21 & Feb. 18), $306 M/$340 NM

Beginning to Intermediate Pottery Kathie Regan DalzellTues., Jan. 8-March 19, 9:30 am-12:30 pmThe perfect entry level class those who wantto give pottery a try. For beginners, we willgo over basic techniques of handbuildingand wheel throwing. The emphasis is onpersonal attention. There will be weeklydemos based on the needs and desires ofthe students. For intermediate students, wewill work on improving skills andcraftsmanship culminating in a final project. 11 wks, $349 M/$380 NM

Intermediate

H Beyond Clay to SculptureSharon BartmannTues., Feb. 5-March 12, 9:30 am-12:30 pmTake your ideas from sketch to reality usinghandbuilding techniques. Explore decorativesurfaces and adding other mediums to yourcreations. Instruction and demos are gearedtowards each individual's ideas. We will playwith everything from decals and sgraffito toalternative glazing techniques and usingfound objects in your pieces. We will exploredipping wire forms in liquid clay. Sculptorswelcome. Lean how to take your workbeyond just clay and make your piece awork of art.6 wks, $232 M/$258 NM

All LevelsMosaicsCarol Stirton-BroadWed., Jan. 9-March 20, 9:30 am-12:30 pm Wed., Jan. 9-March 20, 1-4 pmExplore traditional and modern techniquesas well as a wide variety of materials in thispopular class. We will cover design,fabrication, installation and some art historyin our study of this amazing art form.Decorative, architectural and fine art piecescan all be achieved.11 wks, $324 M/$354 NM

IntermediateChoosing Glazes to Enhance FormMarian PritchardWed., Jan. 9-March 20, 9:30 am-12:30 pmThis course will focus on using both thecone 6 and cone 10 glazes (and slips) toenhance the clay forms you make in class.With guidance, you’ll be encouraged todevelop your own distinctive work withguidance and to share your glaze strategiesand discoveries with classmates. Togetherwe will explore some glaze choices for yourwork. Please bring three finished pieces tothe first class. Experience with forming clayand applying glazes to your pieces isrequired.11 wks, $356 M/$397 NM

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All LevelsCreative RakuSharon Bartmann & Marcia ReiverThurs., Jan. 10-Feb. 7, 9:30 am-12:30 pmThurs., Feb. 21-March 21, 9:30 am-12:30 pmLearn how to create, glaze and fire colorfulraku pieces in this fun class. Instruction anddemos by hand and wheel will help studentsbring their ideas to life, and then they willexperience the exciting firing process bypulling their glowing pieces from the fire. No experience necessary.5 wks each, $210 M/$233 NM, $50 discount if registering for both

All LevelsSculptureScott WheelockThurs., Jan. 10-March 21, 10 am-3 pmChoose to work in a structured manner from the photos or from your imagination.Emphasis will be on the development ofeach student’s work as well as providing thetechnical assistance to achieve it. Subjectscovered include proportion, anatomy,design, finish, and presentation of work.Tuition includes firing fees.11 wks, $478 M/$541 NM

IntermediateHandbuilding StudioKaren SacksFri., Jan. 11-March 22, 9:30 am-1:30 pmWork on your handbuilding skills with theguidance of Karen Sacks. Designed forexperienced students who want quality timeand individualized instruction to work ontheir self-directed projects. Class sizelimited to 8 students.11 wks, $406 M/$454 NM

H Lecture: Mosaic Techniques – What,Why & Where?Bonnie FitzgeraldSun., Jan. 13, 10 am-12:30 pmOffered in partnership with the MosaicSociety of PhiladelphiaParticipants will learn what method andapproaches are best for a given mosaicproject and will walk away with lots of handouts and material samples. Please seedescription under Lectures. $50 M and MSoP Members, $65 NM

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H The Illustrated Surface Bethany RusenSun., Jan. 27-Feb. 17, 9:30 am-12:30 pmWe will cover surface decoration beyonddipping your piece in glaze. Come withseveral handbuilt or thrown leatherhardpieces which we will use as a canvas toexperiment with techniques includingsgraffito, mishima, slip trailing and wax, latex and tape resist. Historical andcontemporary examples will be presented,and composition, line, and color will beexplored. Perfect for intermediate oradvanced students looking to push theirwork to the next level. 4 wks, $193 M/$208 NM

All LevelsLarge Scale CeramicsClaire Shenk RodgersSun., Feb. 17-March 24, 12:30-4:30 pmLearn how to build large ceramic forms, byadding coils to handbuilt, wheel-thrown, orstudent made tarpaper forms. Each studentwill see one large form through tocompletion. This course will include oneclass devoted to the surface of your largepieces. We will learn how to use wax, slip,under and over glazes, etc. Beginnerswelcome.5 wks (no class March 17), $222 M/$245 NM

All LevelsAlternative Firing Kathie Regan DalzellSat., March 2-23, 1-4 pmThis class will cover raku, horsehair, fuming,candy raku and saggar firing. Theseprocesses are primarily for decorative work.Please bring bisque pieces to the class. Ifpossible, the work should be smooth, with a coating or two of terra sigillata.4 wks, $153 M/$169 NM

EVENINGAll LevelsPottery: Throwing & HandbuildingKathie Regan DalzellMon., Jan. 7-March 18, 6:30-9:30 pmPlease see description under DaytimeCeramics. 9 wks (no class Jan. 21 & Feb. 18), $306 M/$340 NM

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H Earthenware PotteryDaniel Ricardo TeranMon., Jan. 7-March 18, 6:30-9:30 pmOften times glazed earthenware can look flatand lifeless, lacking the rich surfaces thatoften comes with high temp clays andglazes. Explore ways to make earthenwarespring to life. By demonstrating both rawclay techniques and various glazingmethods, Daniel will show how to addlayered depth to earthenware, silkscreen onclay, as well and other ways to place imageson your work. This workshop is for sculpturesand potters, intermediate to advanced. 9 wks (no class Jan. 21 & Feb. 18), $306 M/$340 NM

Intro to Throwing Bernadette Curran Tues., Jan. 8-Feb. 12, 6:30-9:30 pmFor those with little or no experience, butwant to learn basic techniques of throwing.Demos and hands-on instruction will allowstudents to experiment with a variety offorms and surface. Individuals will developtheir ability to see, explore ideas and createwith curiosity. Tuition includes a half bag ofclay. Additional clay and tools are availablefor purchase at the Art Center, including the“Beginner's Tool Kit” for $20. Open toadults and teens.6 wks, $265 M/$279 NM

All LevelsSlab to FabKaren SacksTues., Jan. 8-March 19, 6:30-9:30 pmPlease see description under DaytimeCeramics. 11 wks, $352 M/$382 NM

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H Wheel Thrown PotteryBrad JohnsonWed., Jan. 9-March 20, 6:30-9:30 pmFor students interested in learning basicthrowing techniques as well as to helpexperienced potters explore new ideas.Guidance and feedback will be provided inall aspects of pottery making and finishing.Returning students will be challenged withnew projects and techniques for their skilllevel. Individual attention and demos will be given weekly. 11 wks, $352 M/$382 NM

All LevelsMosaicsCarol Stirton-BroadWed., Jan. 9-March 20, 6:30-9:30 pm 11 wks, $319 M/$364 NM

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H Creative RakuSharon Bartmann & Marcia ReiverTues., Feb. 26-March 19, 6:30-9:30 pmPlease see description under DaytimeCeramics. 4 wks, $189 M/$206 NM

All LevelsClay Rascals Robert DeaneThurs., Jan. 10-March 21, 6:30-9:30 pmMaster the wheel and glazes as you honeyour skills to become an indestructible force.Classes are catered to student interests withhands-on demos and step-by-step guidance.Address bad habits and technical problemsto build a solid foundation for future work.Explore surface techniques with glazecombinations and application to various clay bodies. Group discussion will provide for constructive feedback and the exchangeof ideas and techniques.11 wks, $352 M/$382 NM

AdvancedRaku GuildJan. 14-March 22For pre-approved Members with previousraku experience. Contact the office if youare interested in participating. The missionof the Raku Guild is to provide theopportunity for advanced potters, who are Members of Main Line Art Centercommunity, to work together to build, glaze, and fire ceramic work. Dates andtimes determined by Guild members. 10 wks: $207 Members5 wks: $115Members

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Teen studios feature small class sizes (max12 students) allowing for individualattention. Professional Teaching Artists offermentorship while challenging the skill levelof each individual student. Students arewelcome to take a class more than once tobuild skills. All supplies are included (withexception of a camera needed forphotography). Teens 16 & up are alsowelcome to join any adult class.

H Painting & Color Theory IntensiveAlyce GruntMon., Jan. 7-March 11, 4:15-6:15 pmLearn to approach painting and the use ofcolor to explore your vision and developperceptual skills essential to interpretingwhat you see. Build your understanding of“value scale” to accurately depict convincingform. We will focus on using watercolor andacrylic painting mediums to explore colortheory through both abstract andobservational painting. 8 wks (no Jan. 21 & Feb. 18), $226 M/$254 NM

Jewelry & Metalwork IntensiveNicolette AbsilMon., Jan. 7-March 11, 4:15-6:15 pmLearn to translate your artistic voice anddesigns to metal through jewelry and smallmetal sculpture. Gain hands-on experienceusing tools and equipment. Learn to solderwith a torch, saw intricate shapes fromsheet metal, and incorporate all kinds ofmaterials in your metal projects. 8 wks (no Jan. 21 & Feb. 18), $232 M/$260 NM

Drawing Intensive Nancy E.F. HalbertTues., Jan. 8-March 12, 4:15-6:15 pmDevelop direct observational techniquesworking from still life, photographs, and selfportraits in order to replicate what you see ina personal, intuitive way. Using black andwhite media including pencil, charcoal, ink,pastels and water media, students will learnhow to address the formal elements of line,shape, composition, perspective, light,shadow and volume to develop a strongfoundation for future artwork.10 wks, $272 M/$305 NM

H Making Multiples: Intro to PrintmakingMichael SmithWed., Feb. 6-Feb. 27, 4:15-6:15 pmPrintmaking will introduce students to thecreative potential of working with duplicates.Linoleum cut, collagraphs, and chine colleprocesses will be covered. Both hand andpress printing methods will be used.Emphasis will be on developing properprintmaking methods and techniques.Students will be encouraged to useconceptual, imagined imagery or othersource material. What you learn can be usedat home to create handmade cards, fineprints or incorporate into other disciplines formixed media works.4 wks, $173 M/$191 NM

Traditional Black & White Photography Cindy PetruccilloThurs., Jan. 10-Feb. 28, 4:15-6:15 pmExplore key elements of a successfulphotograph - artistry, technical expertise anda clear, personal point of view. Learn aboutcomposition, light, choosing camera settingsand developing your own prints in adarkroom. Students MUST provide their ownfilm-loading camera (no digital cameras);one with a manual option setting ispreferred. 8 wks, $232 M/$259 NM

Drawing & PaintingBeverly BensonSat., Jan. 12-March 16, 11:30 am-1 pmWhether just beginning or want to furtheryour skills to develop a portfolio for collegeentry, this 10 week journey will practicelooking, interpreting, and rendering what wesee, think and experience. Looking at artistsof the past, we will try a variety oftechniques while developing crucialfoundations: line, perspective, proportions,shading, tonal massing, color relativity,consistency of drawing and paintingmaterials and the surfaces. Open to ages12 & up.10 wks, $223 M/$250 NM

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TEEN STUDIOS

Pottery IntensiveBethany RusenSat., Jan. 12-March 16, 1:30-3:30 pmExplore functional and decorative art throughclay. Demos allow for experimentation witha variety of forms and surface techniques.Individualized instruction appropriatelychallenges each student’s skill level as theywork on projects, from conception of ideathrough process to finished piece. Studentswill develop their ability to see and exploreideas while expressing their artistic voice.Previous wheel throwing experiencerequired.10 wks, $230 M/$256 NM

H Lecture: Fashion History: Past Present FutureJay McCarrollOffered in partnership with The Handworks StudioThurs., Feb. 7, 5-7 pmFor teens interested in any aspect of thefashion industry and learning more aboutthe history of fashion. This lecture will walkthe students though a light history of fashionexploring designers and trends from the1950's to modern day. From Christian Diorthrough Halston to popular designers todaysuch as Marc Jacobs and AlexanderMcQueen and many more in between. Find out why we wear what we wear whenwe wear it.$30 M/$45 NM

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Children’s programs feature small class sizes(max 12 students) and are designed forspecific age groups to make sure studentsare stimulated and challenged by age-appropriate projects. Projects vary eachsemester so students are welcome to take a class more than once. All supplies areincluded (smock or clothes that can getmessy suggested). We are here to assist!Please don’t hesitate to contact us withquestions.

2-3 YEARSFamily CreationsGinny KendallWed., Jan. 9-March 13, 9:30-10:30 am Wed., Jan. 9-March 13, 10:45-11:45 amPaint, clay, collage, cut: every week a newproject! You and your child or grandchild willexplore a variety of art-media while learningto handle new materials and develop finemotor skills. It's an exciting first adventure increating art together! Drop-ins welcome ifspace is available; call in advance foravailability. Open to ages 2-3 withcaregiver. 10 wks each, $206 M/$226 NM

H Art TogetherKiersten RogenmuserSun., Jan. 27-Feb. 10, 10-11 amWarm up with art! Explore the fundamentalsof art as you and your child or grandchildcreate fun and exciting projects together likesnow globes and clay snowmen. Activitystations help keep our attention as wecreate projects and explore new materials.Open to ages 2-3 with caregiver.3 wks, $81 M/$90 NM

Little & Big Artist WorkshopsDeena Ball

Fridays, 9:30-10:30 am:

Jan. 18: It’s Cold! Polar bears, penguins & snow.

Feb. 8: Love you! Create something special for a loved one.

March 15: Out on the farm!Please see Family Workshop section formore information. $18 M/$30 NM per workshop

3-4 YEARSCreating TogetherLisa HartMon., Jan. 7-March 11, 1:30-2:30 pmThis class focuses on providing a safe andnurturing environment where children andcaregivers can explore a variety of artmaterials and creative possibilities. Childrencan get “messy” here, and caregivers takehome knowledge of art-making that can beused at home. This class aims to supportthe understanding of the importance of artexpression for the child and to support avery positive and fun family experience.Indulge this “age of magical thinking” bytalking about an idea for an art project,giving the child flexibility to make choicesand delight in the process. Make dolls andsuperheroes, marble paintings, building withrecycled materials, collage and much, muchmore. Open to ages 3-4 with caregiver.8 wks (no Jan. 21 & Feb. 18), $193 M/$215NM

Clay Time TogetherSharon BartmannTues., Jan. 15-Feb. 19, 1-2:15 pm Get together for some fun and creativity.Work side-by-side as we explore the world ofclay using basic handbuilding techniques tomake hot cocoa mugs and cookie platesand other winter creations. Step-by-stepdemos and guidance will be given. Noexperience necessary! Open to ages 3-4with caregiver.6 wks, $180 M/$200 NM

Creating TogetherGinny KendallWed., Jan. 9-March 13, 1:30-2:30 pmCuriosity is the hallmark of this age groupand you and your child or grandchild willrespond enthusiastically to the variety ofprojects introduced. Gifts for specialoccasions will be created. Ideas for at homecrafts and child party planning are also partof the program. Drop-ins welcome if spaceis available; Call in advance for availability.Open to ages 3-4 with caregiver.10 wks, $206 M/$226 NM

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H Art TogetherJaniene KwoczakSun., Jan. 27-Feb. 10, 1:30-2:30 pmBeat cabin fever! Explore the fundamentalsof art as you and your child or grandchildcreate fun and exciting projects togetherusing a variety of materials. Each week, we’llcreate a new winter-themed project andenjoy art activities! Open to ages 3-4 withcaregiver. 3 wks, $81 M/$90 NM

4-5 YEARSArt FUN-Damentals: Winter WonderlandLisa HartMon., Jan. 7-March 11, 3-4 pmWarm up with art this winter! The wonder ofthe season will inspire our creativity anddiscovery through hands-on art projects.Using a variety of materials, we will create,discuss and have fun! Decision-making isan important aspect in this art experience aseach child explores his/her unique way andbuilds self-confidence in a nurturingenvironment.8 wks (no Jan. 21 & Feb. 18), $167 M/$186 NM

Winter Clay PlaySharon BartmannTues., Jan. 8-March 12, 4:15-5:30 pmPenguins, polar bears and snowmen, oh my!Beat cabin fever and join us as weexperience the fun of winter. We will makeeverything from penguins to hot cocoa mugsand plates for cookies. Learn basichandbuilding techniques using pinching,slabs and coils as we explore and buildconfidence. 10 wks, $201 M/$222 NM

H Art With FriendsEmma GreeneWed., Jan. 9-March 13, 4:15-5:30 pmJoin us for a class filled with exciting hands-on art projects. Have fun making friendsand making art as we explore and learn. Wewill use painting and drawing materials,fabric and much more to create projectssuch as life-size self-portraits, pictureframes, and finger puppets inspired by ourfavorite books. Open to ages 4-6.10 wks, $195 M/$216 NM

5-6 YEARSH Make a Colorful Impression!Kiersten RogenmuserMon., Jan. 7-March 11, 4:15-5:30 pmExplore colors, nature, shapes and more aswe learn about Impressionism and famousartists. Learning about Impressionism is afun way to fuel imaginations and criticalthinking skills. Experience a variety ofmaterials through exciting projects like claywater lilies inspired by Monet, setting up ourown still life to paint like Cézanne, andlearning about hot and cold colors throughVan Gogh’s Starry Night.8 wks (no Jan. 21 & Feb. 18), $165 M/$182 NM

Discover-Me: My ImaginationLisa HartTues., Jan. 8-March 12, 4:15-5:30 pmRelease your imagination! Inspired bychildren’s books and the world around us,we will use a variety of materials to discover,explore and create in a class that isdesigned to promote expression,independence and self-confidence in anurturing environment.10 wks, $195 M/$216 NM

H Art With FriendsEmma GreeneWed., Jan. 9-March 13, 4:15-5:30 pmJoin us for a class filled with exciting hands-on art projects. Have fun making friends andmaking art as we explore and learn. We willuse painting and drawing materials, fabricand much more to create projects like life-size self-portraits, picture frames, and fingerpuppets inspired by our favorite books. Open to ages 4-6.10 wks, $195 M/$216 NM

Winter Clay PlaySharon BartmannThurs., Jan. 10-March 21, 4:15-5:30 pmPenguins, polar bears and snowmen, oh my!Beat cabin fever and join us as weexperience the fun of winter. We will makeeverything from penguins to hot cocoa mugsand plates for cookies. Learn basichandbuilding techniques using pinching,slabs and coils as we explore and buildconfidence. 11 wks, $216 M/$240 NM

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Scribblers: Drawing, Painting & More!Janiene KwoczakSun., Jan. 13-March 17, 9:30-11 am Love to draw and play with paint? Let'snurture our creativity and introduce basicelements of art, such as line, shape, colorand texture through exciting projects that letus experiment with a variety of materials.From works of art on paper, to craftycreations, to drawing, painting and more—this class is a little artist's delight!10 wks, $223 M/$250 NM

H Storytime ClayBethany RusenFri., Jan. 11-March 8, 1-2:15 pm9 wks, $178 M/$197 NMSat., Jan. 12-March 16, 9:30-11 am10 wks, $192 M/$213 NMEvery class begins with the reading of abook, and we will make a clay project basedon the ideas and characters from that book,such as author Eric Carle. We will exploretextures, shapes and construction to makethe stories we read come to life. Nurtureyour love of reading and art at the sametime!

7-8 YEARSMounds of MessSharon BartmannMon., Jan. 7-March 11, 4:15-5:45 pmLearn how to create both sculptural andfunctional work from a lump of clay. Basichandbuilding skills will be taught tostrengthen hand-eye coordination asstudents explore creative themes found innature, books and cultures around theworld.8 wks (no Jan. 21 & Feb. 18), $187 M/$206 NM

Cartooning ClubTony SquadroniTues., Jan. 8-March 12, 4:15-5:45 pmJoin us to create and illustrate! Cartooningis a great way to express creativity whilelearning how to organize and communicateideas. Activities will center on learning thebasic elements of drawing, line, shape, colorand gesture, to create expressivecharacters. Lessons are designed to meetthe individual needs of each student as theydevelop their own illustration style. Open toages 7-9.10 wks, $235 M/$262 NM

H Art LabNancy ShiffrinWed., Jan. 9-March 13, 4:15-5:45 pmThe art studio turns into a laboratory as weexperiment with different art materials andexplore the world of abstract art! Ourexamination of famous abstractartists will serve as inspirationas we have fun gettingcreative. Constructsculptures like MarcelDuchamp; Paint andcollage like RobertRauschenberg; Createprints inspired by shapes ofMiro. Experimenting with theabstract will challenge us to seethe world in a bold new way- full of color,expression, shapes and more! 10 wks, $223 M/$250 NM

H Philadelphia ClayBethany RusenThurs., Jan. 10-March 21, 4:15-5:45 pmJoin us as we celebrate the “City of BrotherlyLove” with clay! We will explore thelandmarks and history of the area in a funand creative way. From the art museum tothe zoo to the Betsy Ross House tocheesesteaks, each project will incorporatehistory as we learn and strengthen skills inhandbuilding with clay.11 wks, $238 M/$266 NM

H Super Art SamplerNancy ShiffirnThurs., Feb. 28-March 21, 4:15-5:45 pm Try something new! Each week will wecreate a new project and try different artmaterials. Join us for a jam-packed classfilled with printmaking, painting, fibers andmore! Open to ages 7-11.4 wks, $133 M/$149 NM

Drawing & Painting FoundationsBeverly BensonSat., Jan. 12-March 16, 9:30-11 amThe class environment provides knowledgeand skills that every young artist needs tobuild a strong foundation. Develop skills bytrying different approaches to looking andthe processes of drawing and painting asyou explore materials, realism, and yourimagination. Open to ages 7-11.10 wks, $223 M/$250 NM

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CartooningTony SquadroniSun., Jan. 13-March 17, 9:30-11 amLearn a range of illustration skills, fromcharacter design to creating your owncomic. Develop use of color and shape indesign, gesture, emotion and expression tocreate unique characters. Express creativitywhile organizing our thoughts into asequence of ideas. Lessons are designed tomeet the individual needs of each studentas they develop their own illustration style.Open to ages 7-10.10 wks, $223 M/$250 NM

8-10 YEARSDrawing & PaintingJoseph IaconaMon., Jan. 7-March 11, 4:15-5:45 pmStudents will work with various drawing andpainting mediums to develop fundamentalskills, build confidence, and of course havefun! Learning new techniques, we willstrengthen our visual vocabulary and exploredifferent types of subject matter includinglandscape and portraiture. Each classstudents will be introduced to significantreferences spanning art history.8 wks (no Jan. 21 & Feb. 18), $206 M/$232 NM

Jewelry & Metals TBA; please check websiteTues., Jan. 8-March 12, 4:15-5:45 pmLearn to create unique sculptural andwearable art from metal, beads and recycledobjects. Through technical instruction,students gain hands-on experience usingtools and solder torch safely and creatively.10 wks, $226 M/$252 NM

Fun to Funky CeramicsSharon BartmannWed., Jan. 9-March 13, 4:15-5:45 pmLearn how to turn a lump of clay into bothunique sculptural and functional work.Basic handbuilding skills will be taught anddeveloped as students create usable objectslike keepsake boxes, lanterns, decorativebeads and other exciting projects! Thewheel is not used in this class. Must be 8years old or in 3rd grade at start of class.10 wks, $230 M/$256 NM

H Art of the AncientsDeena BallThurs., Jan. 10-March 21, 4:15-5:45 pmLearn about ancient cultures by exploringthe artwork left behind. Become an artistdetective and figure out how people livedlong ago.Explore Ancient Greece, Mayans,Ancient African cultures and more. We willcreate projects using a variety of artmaterials that include beading, sculpting,printing, drawing and painting.11 wks, $232 M/$259 NM

Drawing & Painting FoundationsBeverly BensonSat., Jan. 12-March 16, 9:30-11 amThe class environment provides knowledgeand skills that every young artist needs tobuild a strong foundation. Develop skills bytrying different approaches to looking andthe processes of drawing and painting asyou explore materials, realism, and yourimagination. Open to ages 7-11.10 wks, $223 M/$250 NM

CartooningTony SquadroniSun., Jan. 13-March 17, 9:30-11 amLearn a range of illustration skills, fromcharacter design to creating your owncomic. Develop use of color and shape indesign, gesture, emotion and expression tocreate unique characters. Express creativitywhile organizing our thoughts into asequence of ideas. Lessons are designed tomeet the individual needs of each studentas they develop their own illustration style.Open to ages 7-10.10 wks, $223 M/$250 NM

H JewelryKirsten EberlySun., Jan. 27-Feb. 17, 9:30-11 amTry something new! Learn to create uniquesculptural and wearable art from metal.Through technical instruction, students gainhands-on experience using tools and soldertorch safely and creatively. Open to ages 9-13.4 wks, $143 M/$158 NM

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Pottery IntensiveBethany RusenMon., Jan. 7-March 11, 4:15-5:45 pmWork on the potters’ wheel for the first timeor strengthen your skills and ceramicknowledge. Learn the basics of centeringand pulling to make simple forms such ascups, bowls and vases. Finish your work bytrimming feet, carving, attaching handlesand glazing. Create work that is beautifuland functional. 8 wks (no Jan. 21 & Feb. 18), $207 M/$230 NM

Black & White PhotographyEd MarcoTue., Jan. 8-March 12, 4:15-5:45 pmExplore the key elements of a successfulphotograph - artistry, technical expertise anda clear, personal point of view. Learn aboutcomposition, light, choosing camera settingsand developing your own prints in adarkroom. Students MUST provide their ownfilm-loading camera (no digital cameras);one with a manual option setting ispreferred. 10 wks, $219 M/$244 NM

Drawing & Painting IntensiveKarla PankratzWed., Jan. 9-March 13, 4:15-5:45 pmLearn new techniques while strengtheningand challenging your drawing and paintingskills. Learn perspective, composition, form,light and shadow while experimenting with avariety of drawing and painting materials andsurfaces. We will gather inspiration frommaster artists and the natural world.Individual attention allows for developingskills of all levels.10 wks, $223 M/$250 NM

Jewelry & MetalworkNicolette AbsilThurs., Jan. 10-March 21, 4:15-5:45 pmCreate unique sculptural and wearable artfrom metal, beads and recycled objects.Creative projects teach us design andprocess. Through technical instruction,students gain hands-on experience usingtools and solder torch safely and creatively.11 wks, $244 M/$273 NM

Pottery: Wheel ThrowingBethany RusenSat., Jan. 12-March 16, 11:30 am-1 pmWork on the potters’ wheel for the first timeor strengthen your skills and ceramicknowledge. Learn the basics of centeringand pulling to make simple forms such ascups, bowls and vases. Finish your work bytrimming feet, carving, attaching handlesand glazing. Create work that is bothbeautiful and functional. Open to ages 10-13.10 wks, $238 M/$266 NM

H JewelryKirsten EberlySun., Jan. 27-Feb. 17, 9:30-11 amTry something new! Learn to create uniquesculptural and wearable art from metal.Through technical instruction, students gainhands-on experience using tools and soldertorch safely and creatively. Open to ages 9-13.4 wks, $143 M/$158 NM

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PRE-TEEN STUDIOS

Enjoy the art of spending time together andbeat cabin fever. No experience necessary!Tuition covers one child and adult pair, eachadditional child costs $15 M/$20 NM.Please note new student discounts andmultiple class/workshop discounts do notapply to Family Workshops.

Little & Big Artist WorkshopsDeena Ball

Fridays, 9:30-10:30 am:

Jan. 18: It’s Cold! Polar bears, penguins & snow.

Feb. 8: Love you! Create something special for a loved one.

March 15: Out on the farm!In each fun-filled workshop, child and theircaregiver work together to create a theme-inspired project using a variety of artmaterials. Experiment with art, get creativeand take home your very own masterpiece.Advanced registration strongly suggested, asspace is limited (group sign-ups welcome!).No more than two little artists per adult.Tuition covers one child & adult pair. Opento ages 2-4 with caregiver.$18 M/$30 NM per workshop

Family Serving PlatterSun., Feb. 24 & March 3, 1-3 pmCreate a handmade ceramic family treasurefor your holiday table from start to finish! Wewill handbuild our platter out of clay using avariety of basic techniques. The next weekwe meet to colorfully decorate our platterwith glaze. Return after March 10 to pick up finished piece in time for holidaycelebrations. Open to ages 6 & up with caregiver.2 wks, $57 M/$67 NM, ($10 each additional platter.)

H Art TogetherKiersten RogenmuserSun., Jan. 27-Feb. 10, 10-11 amWarm up with art! Explore the fundamentalsof art as you and your child or grandchildcreate fun and exciting projects togethersuch as snow globes and clay snowmen.Activity stations help keep our attention aswe create projects and explore newmaterials. Open to ages 2-3 withcaregiver.3 wks, $81 M/$90 NM

H Art TogetherJaniene KwoczakSun., Jan. 27-Feb. 10, 1:30-2:30 pmBeat cabin fever! Explore the fundamentalsof art as you and your child or grandchildcreate fun and exciting projects togetherusing a variety of materials. Each week,we’ll create a new winter-themed projectand enjoy art activities! Open to ages 3-4with caregiver. 3 wks, $81 M/$90 NM

H Make, Give & TakeSat., Feb. 2, 2-3:30 pmJoin us for an afternoon of art-making withyour whole family! Learn about the craft ofprint-making and how you can use it toeasily make multiples of the same artwork.In the process, you will be creating get-well-soon cards that we will distribute topediatrics patients at a local hospital toprovide comfort during their time of need.Parents, no need to worry about having topart ways with your child’s artwork; they’llget to keep one of their creations as well!Tuition covers everyone in the household.Must register in advance.Free for Members/$20 NM

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Buying in bulk…it’s not just for groceryshopping! Purchase a new Family smARTPack of 2 or 4 family workshops and save!Once you’ve purchased a smART Pack,chose a combination of the designatedsmART Family Workshops offered year. Noneed to decide today what workshops youwould like to attend – just give us a call afew days before the workshop is scheduledto RSVP your space (space is limited andworkshops may fill so advanced RSVPstrongly suggested). All smART FamilyWorkshops are open to ages 4 & up with a caregiver. smART Packs can only bepurchased over the phone and are non-refundable. See registration policies formore details. Family smART Pack Pricing:2 Pack: $25 M/$50 NM4 Pack: $50 M/$100 NM

smART FAMILY WORKSHOPS*Note: If not purchasing smART Pack,individual workshop rates apply.

Family Game BoardSun., Jan. 27, 1:30-3 pmBeat cabin fever and warm up withcreativity! Work together to create a one-of-a-kind personalized family game completewith game board and game pieces.Participants will be provided with a variety ofgame ideas and then will tailor choices totheir own interests. Open to ages 4 & upwith caregiver. $20 M/$30 NM

Sew in Love! Cozy Valentine’s Hat Sun., Feb. 10, 1:30-3 pmStay warm with your very own handmadehat. Learn techniques using simple patternsalong with a selection of colors andembellishments. Makes a great gift! Nosewing experience needed. Open to ages 4& up with caregiver.$20 M/$30 NM

Chinese Brush Painting & CalligraphySun., March 3, 1:30-3 pmJoin us for an exciting “West meets East”introduction to Chinese brush painting andcalligraphy. Experience brush, watercolorand ink dance on the X’uan (rice) paper.Each participant will experience this new artform and reach a new level of creativity.Open to ages 4 & up with caregiver.$20 M/$30 NM

Blooming Flower Pot & PenSun. April 21, 1:30-3 pmMakes a great Mother’s Day gift! Makesomeone’s day with handmade flowers thatare beautiful and functional. Create aunique bouquet of flower pens anddecorative flowerpot pen holder. Thisperfect addition to home or office is sure toremind your loved one how much you carewith every use. Open to ages 4 & up withcaregiver.$20 M/$30 NM

Garden Wind ChimeSun., May 5, 1:30-3 pmTurn the ordinary into extraordinary usingrepurposed materials to create a uniquewind chime to blow in the breeze. Open to ages 4 & up with caregiver.$20 M/$30 NM

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Exceptional Artists: Jewelry and Clay Patty PapatheodoreMon., Jan. 28-March 18, 2-4 pmFor adults (18+) with cognitive and physicalchallenges, this class offers the opportunityto experiment with basic hand buildingtechniques in ceramics and jewelry making.We will create necklaces, pendants or pinsand earrings using ceramic beads. Learnhow to make platters and bowls with slabsof clay and pressed textures and stamps.Class size is limited; please register inadvance. For more information pleasecontact the office. 7 wks (no class Jan. 21 & Feb. 18), $75M/$90 NM

Creative Classes for Children & Teens withSpecial NeedsSat., Jan. 12-March 23 (11 wks)6-12 years: 9:30-11 amTeens: 11:30 am-1 pm$40 Supply Fee

Join us for fun and creative classes thatfeature individualized and developmentallyappropriate art activities. Students buildcognitive and social skills as they experimentwith a variety of media such as clay,painting, drawing, collage and more. Classes are led by experienced faculty andstructured for small groups of children. MainLine Art Center has completely accessiblefacilities and classrooms. New students arerequired to attend the orientation to enroll.Please register in advance, as space islimited.

Free Orientation for Exceptional ArtSat., Jan. 5, 10-11:30 amJoin us to try a class and get acquaintedwith the Art Center. New students will havethe opportunity to meet our teachers, check out the facilities and participate in acreative project. This event is free ofcharge, but advanced registration isrequired, as space is limited.

Take a break for ART!Dec. 26-28 & Jan. 2-4

Half-day for ages 4-6; Full and half-daysessions for ages 6-10

Cost per half-day (9-11:45 am): $40 M/$50 NM

Cost per full-day (9 am-3:30 pm): $70 M/$80 NM

*Register any combo of 3 full-days of campand receive a $15 discount.

Before Care (8-9 am): $5/day

Extended Lunch Care (11:45 am-12:45 pm):$5/day (Lunch not included) Looking for something fun and creative foryour kids this upcoming holiday break?Make their break count with Holiday ArtCamp! Young artists will craft unique worksof art, make new friends and participate inthe creative process. Small classes taughtby professional Teaching Artists allow forindividualized attention and exposure to awide range of age-appropriate materials,including printmaking, collage, sculpture,drawing and painting. Tuition includes allmaterials.

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Payment OptionsWe accept cash, checks, and all major creditcards. Enrollment is accepted after FULLtuition is received. Read course descriptionscarefully for dates, times, and requiredsupplies. The Art Center only sendsconfirmation after online registration. Studentsregistering all other ways should assumeregistration acceptance unless otherwisenotified. The Art Center may decline anindividual’s request to enroll in classes orparticipate in programs when necessary.

Supply ListsIt is the student’s responsibility to downloadsupply lists from the Art Center’s website (ifapplicable) or request a copy at the front desk.

Early Registration DiscountStudents registering through Dec. 17 willreceive a discount of $10 off their totalregistration fee (not valid for Holiday Camp).Only one early registration discount can beused per household, per semester.

Additional Class DiscountStudents who register for more than one class(of 4 weeks or more) will receive $10 off ofeach additional class thereafter. Students whoregister for more than one workshop (of 3weeks or less) will receive $5 off eachadditional workshop thereafter. Offer onlyapplies when registering for multiple programsin the same transaction. Discount notapplicable for Family Workshops or Camps. Asnoted larger discounts are sometimes given forspecific class combinations, in which casestudents will only receive the greater discount.

Family smART PacksFamily smART Packs may be purchased inperson or via phone only (not online), can onlybe used for designated smART FamilyWorkshops, and are non-refundable if not usedwithin a year. Attendees do not need to selectthe workshops they will attend at the point ofpurchase, however advanced registration isstrongly encouraged. Drop-ins are welcomebased on availability. To secure your spot,RSVP in advance by calling 610.525.0272x10. RSVPs cannot be done online.

New Student DiscountNew to the Art Center? Mention this when youcall to register or write NEWBIE on yourregistration form for $10 off your firstregistration. Not applicable to Memberships,trips, lectures, Family Workshops or Camps,and cannot be given online. We reserve theright to deny or change discounts if usedinappropriately.

Class Cancellations and Make-upsThe Art Center reserves the right to cancelclasses due to insufficient enrollment or incase of a catastrophe. If we cancel a class,students will be notified and full tuition and willbe refunded. Cancellations are normally made5 days prior to start of class or workshop.Refunds and make-ups will not be given forstudent absences due to personal scheduleconflicts. The Art Center reserves the right tohire a substitute teacher when necessary.

*UPDATED!* Withdrawal/Refund PolicyMemberships are nonrefundable. Trip depositsare nonrefundable unless the Art Centercancels the trip.

CLASSES: Program lasting 4 weeks or more

10 or more days $15 processing feebefore start of class

1 to 9 days before 25% of tuition withheldstart of class

On or after first class 40% of tuition withheld

After second class No refunds given

WORKSHOPS: Program lasting 3 weeks or less

10 or more days $15 processing feebefore start of workshop

4 to 9 days before 25% of tuition withheldstart of workshop

Less than 4 days No refunds given before start of workshop

Switching Classes & Joining Classes LateStudents are permitted to switch from oneclass/workshop to another within a givensemester if they do not wish to continue withtheir current program. In this case, the abovewithdrawal fees will be waived. With theinstructor’s permission, students may join aclass that has already started and the tuitionwill be prorated.

ScholarshipsScholarships are available based on financialneed. Contact the office for an application ordownload one from the website. The deadlinefor applications is Dec. 17 after whichapplications will be viewed collectively.Applications submitted after the deadline willbe considered on a first come, first serve basisuntil funds are dispersed. For more info, seethe policies on the application form.

How to Register• Register online at www.mainlineart.org.• Complete registration form and mail to:Main Line Art Center, 746 PanmureRoad, Haverford, PA 19041

• Call 610.525.0272 or fax610.525.5036 with credit cardinformation. If faxing, please call for a receipt confirmation.

Publicity PolicyWe reserve the right to use photos taken ourprograms for publicity purposes. Registration ina class gives the Art Center permission to useimages without further consent orcompensation. From time to time, the ArtCenter shares its mailing list with partnerorganizations so that students can receive infoabout related activities. Students may opt outof this list by emailing [email protected].

Student PropertyThe Art Center is not responsible for artworkand other property left on the premises andhas no liability if such property is lost, stolen ordamaged, except in instances when artwork isdisplayed in gallery exhibitions and covered byinsurance. Artwork or property left two weeksafter the semester ends will be discarded.

Weather-Related ClosuresStudents should not expect to be contactedindividually if we are closed due to severeweather. During or following a severeweather, you can learn about closures bylistening to KYW 1060AM, visitingwww.kyw1060.com or calling 215-925-1060 for info. Delaware County: Daytime

Classes: #1204; Evening Classes: #2204.Whenever possible, the Art Center will postcancellations on our homepage, Facebookpage, and if possible, will record a newvoicemail. However, students should alwaysconsult KYW for closures. In the event of aweather-related closing, make-ups will bescheduled the week after your class ends,unless otherwise notified. Refunds cannotbe made if a student is unable to attend themake-up class. For classes happening offsite at one of our community partners,contact the organization directly to see ifthe class is still running.

Emergency FormsEvery child under the age of 18 is required tohave a current Child Emergency Form on filewith the office. Adult students are required toinform the office if they have a medicalcondition that the staff or faculty should beaware of in an emergency. Forms are kept onfile for one year unless there are updates orchanges. Contact the office for a form, ordownload one on the Children’s Educationpage of the website.

WINTER 2013 REGISTRATION FORM

Please register at least one week prior to the start of a class or workshop. Registration implies understanding of the above registration policies.

* = Required Field

Student’s Name* Boy* Girl* Birthdate*

Parent/Guardian (if under 18) Relationship

Street Address*

City* State* Zip* E-mail**

Home Phone* Work/Cell Phone

** The Art Center does not send confirmation unless a valid email address is provided.

q New to MLAC q Please contact me about volunteering

How did you find out about MLAC? q Newspaper q Website q Word of Mouth q Other

Class Title Date/Time Tuition Fee Total Office Use

Date

Member Status

Member Through

Type of Membership/Name of Member or Household MembershipFee Member Number

Entered/Initials

Donation

File Number

Total

CC Approval #

Name on Card

Exp. Date Security Code

Registration by mail, phone or online indicates agreementsto the policies as outlined by the Main Line Art Center.

VISA/MasterCard/Amex

Please consider adding a $10 donation to support the ART 75 Renovation campaign.

WINTER 2013

January 7 - March 24 • Early Registration Discount through Decem

ber 17

Give the Gift of Art!

From

workshops to make a unique hand-made gift, to gift certificates for

Mem

berships (the gift that gives year-round!), to an ART tile or brick that will

forever welcome visitors to the Art Ce

nter, w

e’ve got so many creative give-

giving options for you! G

ive us a call to learn more.

Winter Blues? Forget About It!

Beat cabin fever with a family workshop. Plan a date night or girls night by

registering for a Mid-Week Mingles BYO

B workshop. Pop into our gallery for

free dose of artistic inspiration. There’s so much to do at the Art Center

this winter!

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746 Panm

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Haverford, PA 19

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from the Pennsylvania Council on the

Arts, a state agency funded by the

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and

the National Endow

ment for the Arts,

a federal agency.

Winter 2013 Brochure

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