Special Adult Workshops
SPRING 2008
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WORKSHOP DATES AND DURATIONS VARY (see individual listings for details)
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Tuesday
Printmaking Open Studio III [AW161-S] |
times vary
8 January through 15 May 2008 (closed 22 March)
Mondays, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. (25 May through 5 May [closed 7 April])
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 1:00 - 4:30 p.m. (starting 8 January)
Thursdays, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. (starting 7 February — etching only)
Saturdays, 10:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. (9 February — 15 May)
This workshop is for experienced artists who need time in the lithography and etching studios. Participants must have technical proficiency, be capable of working independently, and have a valid Fleisher membership. Fee: $125 (for unlimited use during posted hours) for those previously approved for studio use, or $175 for new participants (includes orientation session).
Wednesday
Basic Drawing [AW231S] |
Mr. Marc Lombardi
10:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M.
27 February to 30 April 2008
Perfect for those ready to enter the world of art making for the very first time, this workshop will teach participants composition, design, tone, line and perspective progressing from simple design projects to more visually complex subject matter. Tuition: $200(members), $225 (non-members), plus $25 materials fee (most materials will be provided) and $15 model fee.
Discovering Your Creativity [AW232S] |
Ms. Fran Gallun
10:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M.
27 February to 30 April 2008
Are you known for saying, “I can’t draw a straight line?” Have you looked at art and thought, “I wish I could do that?” Well, you CAN! This workshop will help you discover your hidden talents to make and understand art. Each session consisting of guided exercises in mark making, design, color and vocabulary will introduce a range of techniques, materials and concepts that will expand your understanding of art and art making. In no time you’ll be making work that you’ll be proud to show off. No prior art experience is necessary, but a sense of fun and adventure is! Tuition: $200 (members), $225 (non-members), plus $25 material fee (most materials will be provided)
How to Photograph Your Artwork [AW167S] |
Mr. Joe Mikuliak
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
16 and 23 January 2008 (snow date: 30 January)
This two-night program, presented by Philadelphia Museum of Art staff photographer Joe Mikuliak, will aid artists in photographing two- and three-dimensional artwork for presentation, competition, and publication. This workshop is for artists needing slides, digital images, or color prints. The first session, January 16, focuses on methods that involve a minimum of equipment and expense to produce accurate images, both indoors and out. There will also be a discussion of digital photography and making slides from digital files. Students then have a week to apply what they've learned before the second session. The second class, January 23, will feature slides illustrating good and bad techniques. Participants are invited to bring their own slides for discussion. Advanced techniques will also be covered. Tuition: $20 (members), $35 (non-members).
Painting Studio [AW234S] |
Mr. John Sevcik
10:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M.
This class has reached its maximum enrollment, but we are accepting names for a waiting list.
27 February to 30 April 2008
Enjoy your morning hours in a creative studio environment devoted to learning, discussion and much painting. Do you have painting experience already? Then bring your supplies and be ready to paint. Never painted before, but want to learn? At the first class you’ll learn what materials you’ll need and you’ll be guided on how to plan your painted image. By the end of these ten sessions you’ll be thinking and painting like a true artist and you’ll have a painting or two to prove it. Subject matter will be mostly still life, but artists wishing to work from photos or abstractly from their imaginations are welcome.
Tuition: $200 (members), $225 (non-members)
Watercolor [AW235S] |
Ms. Lisa Volta
10:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M.
27 February through 30 April 2008
From sketchbook studies to finished watercolors, this workshop challenges painters already familiar with watercolor technique, Students explore the many aspects of watercolor through the use of still-life arrangements, landscape and personal imagery. Tuition: $200 (members), $225 (non-members)
Woodcut Printing [AW332S] |
Mr. Jeffrey Dentz
6:30 - 9:30 P.M.
Only a few spaces remaining — register today!
27 February to 30 April 2008
This introductory course will familiarize students with the woodcutting tools and methods to allow them to carve their own blocks and produce prints. Students will explore carving techniques to obtain a range of texture, depth and dramatic contrast to create strong visual statements with their work. Studying examples of the woodcut throughout history will allow students to see different possibilities of expression. $200 (members) $225 (non-members); plus $35 materials fee
Thursday
Digital Photography II: Digital Darkroom [AW342S] |
Mr. Jay Oliver Cummings
6:30 - 9:30 P.M.
This class has reached its maximum enrollment, but we are accepting names for a waiting list.
28 February to 1 May 2008
This class will introduce students with some prior knowledge of photography to taking, manipulating, and producing digital images. Students will learn to streamline their workflow, upload and organize their digital images, process RAW format files, create quality prints from digital images, use Photoshop Elements to enhance color, sizing, sharpening, and more. Computer literacy is required, though prior knowledge of Photoshop Elements is not necessary. Tuition: $200 (members), $225 (non-members), plus $35 lab fee
Silkscreen II, III [AW340S] |
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.
28 February through 1 May 2008
This workshop is offered for experienced silkscreen printers who wish to work in an instructed studio environment. Tuition: $200 (members), $225 (non-members), plus $40 lab fee.
Saturday
Botanical Illustration [AW166-S] |
1:30 - 3:30 p.m.
This class has reached its maximum enrollment, but we are accepting names for a waiting list.
9 February to 17 May 2008
(no class 1, 8 and 22 March)
The Philadelphia Society of Botanical Illustrators offers this special Saturday scholarship workshop primarily for teen students, but it will be open to adults if space permits. Students must have basic drawing skills and a valid Fleisher membership. The workshop will be taught by illustrators Virginia Fitzpatrick and Scott Rawlins.
The Society of Botanical Illustrators will provide all materials for teen participants. Adult students may purchase their materials in Fleisher's supply store. Subject matter will include plants and insects. Mediums to be taught will include graphite, colored pencil and watercolor. Registration limited to ten participants.
Digital Photography I [AW164S] |
Mr. Jay Oliver Cummings
9:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M.
1 March through 10 May 2008 (no class 22 March)
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
Photography I [AW162S] |
Mr. Jeff Carpineta
9:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M.
1 March through 10 May 2008 (no class 22 March)
For the serious amateur photographer with an interest in learning how a non-automatic camera works, this workshop focuses on how to develop, print, and manipulate black-and-white images. Students must have their own manual 35-mm cameras. Limited to ten students.
Tuition: $200 (members), $225 (non-members), plus $30 materials fee.
Silkscreen I, II, III [AW163S] |
9:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M.
This class has reached its maximum enrollment, but we are accepting names for a waiting list.
1 March through 10 May 2008 (no class 22 March)
This class will accept students of all levels. Fundamentals of silkscreen printing are covered in this workshop that explores various screen stencils, block-outs, and color registration -- as well as more advanced techniques. Tuition: $200 (members), $225 (non-members), plus $40 lab fee.
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