Monday Adult Workshops
Fall 2007
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TEN WEEKS: 1 OCTOBER — 3 DECEMBER 2007
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Monday
à la Prima Figure Painting [AW210] |
Mr. Giovanni Casadei
1:00 - 4:00 P.M.
This class has reached its maximum enrollment, but we are accepting names for a waiting list.
This course will cover color and tonal harmonies, perspective, application of paint and composition using à la prima methods that will enable each student to create a complete painting during each workshop meeting. Tuition: $200 (members), $225 (non-members), plus $45 models fee.
à la Prima Still-Life in Oils [AW307] |
Mr. Giovanni Casadei
6:30 - 9:30 P.M.
This class has reached its maximum enrollment, but we are accepting names for a waiting list.
The definition of à la prima is to finish a painting in one sitting. In this case, over the course of three hours, the student has the opportunity to learn about color and tonal harmonies, perspective, application of paint and composition.
Tuition: $200 (members), $225 (non-members).
Book Arts I [AW300] |
Ms. Sharon Hildebrand
6:30 - 9:30 P.M.
This class has reached its maximum enrollment, but we are accepting names for a waiting list.
Students will explore a variety of book structures, including pamphlets, accordion books, journals and other multi-signature books, non-traditional structures and boxes and portfolios. Students will finish the class with a set of models of various book structures, and the instructions, knowledge and skills to continue making books at home. Emphasis will be placed on familiarizing the student with the characteristics and handling qualities of materials used in book arts and the use of this media as a vehicle for the students' creative expression. Tuition: $200 (members), $225 (non-members), plus $40 materials fee.
Ceramic Tile and Mosaics [AW301] |
Ms. Carol Stirton-Broad
6:30 - 9:30 P.M.
This class has reached its maximum enrollment, but we are accepting names for a waiting list.
This workshop introduces students to the technical, historical, and aesthetic context of decorative and functional ceramic tiles and mosaics. Press molds are explored and we will use those pieces in combination with other mosaic materials to create a finished piece. The emphasis will be on design, pattern, construction, and finished presentation. Some basic materials will be available from the teacher and a list of online suppliers will be provided. Tuition: $200 (members), $225 (non-members), plus $35 firing fee.
Chinese Painting and Calligraphy [AW211] |
Ms. Beth Ann Johnson
1:00 - 4:00 P.M.
Only a few spaces remaining — register today!
This workshop guides beginners as well as experienced students through the methods and techniques of the ancient art of Chinese brush painting and calligraphy. Tuition: $200 (members), $225 (non-members), plus $45 materials fee (fee applies to new students only).
Collage and Mixed Media [AW302] |
Ms. Fran Gallun
6:30 - 9:30 P.M.
Only a few spaces remaining — register today!
Do you feel stuck and ready to explore? Has that old rectangle got you down?
Collage and mixed media can often be a catalyst for change in your work, and a refreshing way to handle familiar media. Students from all art backgrounds and experience are welcome in this workshop that explores a range of materials with which to relax, take chances, and perhaps change direction. We will work with different papers, your own discarded art, and some three-dimensional shapes, as well as any and all water-based media. In addition to exploring techniques, students will work towards developing subject matter to create a sense of continuity in a larger body of work. This can be as simple as all the work the same size or color palette, a narrative story, a series of imaginary or real landscape, portrait or still-life. Bring interesting papers and bits of things to share.
Tuition: $200 (members), $225 (non-members), plus $10 materials fee.
Color Theory [AW308] |
Mrs. Marie Elcin
6:30 - 9:30 P.M.
This class has reached its maximum enrollment, but we are accepting names for a waiting list.
No matter what field of art and design you work in, you must be fluent in the language of color. Munsell, Itten, and Albers provide the theory, which we will use in fun and unorthodox ways to manipulate color in our various media. Artists of any level will benefit from a greater understanding of the qualities, function, and impact of color. Topics will include: the qualities of color (hue, value, chroma), methods to create contrast, physical and optical color mixing, color harmonies, how colors react to each other, and the expressive and psychological aspects of color.
Tuition: $200 (members) $225 (non-members)
Digital Photography I [AW311] |
Mr. Jay Oliver Cummings
6:30 - 9:30 P.M.
Only a few spaces remaining — register today!
This most basic workshop is for people who need to know how to use their digital cameras and may or may not have previous photography experience. Students do not need to be computer savvy but will learn how to look at, alter, and print their photographs with Photoshop Elements. Tuition: $200 (members), $225 (non-members), plus $35 lab fee
Drawing Composition [AW212] |
Ms. Emily Brett Lukens
1:00 - 4:00 P.M.
This introduction and overview of drawing will concentrate on how all subjects are evaluated by the total composition. Using different mediums to experiment, students will study still-life and figure drawing while analyzing arrangements of form and space. Drawing skills and techniques will be taught with the emphasis on each individual's ability. Tuition: $200 (members), $225 (non-members), plus $15 models fee.
Kiln-Fired Glass: Casting [AW304] |
Ms. Lucartha Kohler
6:30 - 9:30 P.M.
This workshop offers an introduction to kiln-fired cast glass. Types and properties of glass, annealing, and mold making are discussed. Techniques may be used to create both sculptural and functional objects. Glass will be available for purchase. Students should plan to spend approximately $50 for materials. Tuition: $200 (members), $225 (non-members), plus $30 firing fee.
Painting and Drawing from the Figure [AW312] |
Mr. Paul DuSold
6:30 - 9:30 P.M.
Only a few spaces remaining — register today!
This workshop is designed for students of all levels to develop confidence in working from a live model. Fundamentals of color mixing, materials, and setting up a palette will be stressed. Model poses are three sessions in length. Tuition: $200 (members), $225 (non-members), plus $45 models fee.
Portrait Painting II, III [AW305] |
Mr. Stanley Bielen
6:30 - 9:30 P.M.
This workshop concentrates on studying the fundamentals of oil painting through informal portraiture. Each week is devoted to a single session pose. Participants in this workshop should have drawing and painting experience. Tuition: $200 (members), $225 (non-members), plus $45 models fee.
Silkscreen I [AW306] |
Ms. Christine Blair
6:30 - 9:30 P.M.
This class has reached its maximum enrollment, but we are accepting names for a waiting list.
The fundamentals of silkscreen printing are covered in this workshop that explores various screen stencils, block-outs, and color registration. Tuition: $200 (members), $225 (non-members), plus $40 lab fee.
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