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Saturday Young People's Classes
FALL 2010

Drawing and Painting/Mixed Media Children develop creative thinking processes while exploring a variety of mediums and techniques. Formal elements of color and design are introduced at age-appropriate levels.
 
Session I
9:00 – 10:30 AM		 Session II
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM		 Session III
1:30 – 3:30 PM
Age 5-6:
Mixed Media
Nikki Virbitsky		 Age 5-6:
Mixed Media
Nikki Virbitsky		 Age 6-8:
Mixed Media
Mike Storm
Age 5-6:
Drawing and Painting
Elizabeth Latham		 Age 5-6:
Drawing and Painting
Elizabeth Latham		 Age 9-10:
Mixed Media
Elaine M. Erne
Age 7-8:
Mixed Media
Julieann Julia		 Age 7-8:
Mixed Media
Julieann Julia		 Ages 11-13:
Drawing and Painting
Nicole Dul
Age 7-8:
Drawing and Painting
Joyce Mansfield-Divine		 Age 7-8:
Drawing and Painting
Joyce Mansfield-Divine		 Ages 14-18:
Art Foundations
Bob Reinhardt
Age 9-10:
Drawing and Painting
Michelle Platt		 Age 9-10:
Mixed Media
Lisa Volta		 Ages 14-18:
Oil Painting
Lisa Volta
Sculpture Three-dimensional work allows young artists to expand their understanding of artistic concepts and techniques.
 
Session I
9:00 – 10:30 AM		 Session II
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM		 Session III
1:30 – 3:30 PM
Ages 7-9:
Joanne Bryant		 Ages 7-9:
Joanne Bryant		 Ages 10-12:
Joanne Bryant
Ages 10-12:
Lee Wilkinson		 Ages 10-12:
to be announced		 Ages 13-18:
Tom Thomas
Printmaking Drawing skills are expanded and developed through intaglio and relief printmaking techniques of collagraph, etching, monotype, linoleum, woodcut, and silkscreen.
Session I
9:00 – 10:30 AM		  
 Session III
1:30 – 3:30 PM
Ages 10-12:
Nicole Dul

Ages 13-18:
William Auge		   Ages 11-13:
Silkscreen
Marie Elcin
Photography Students will develop their photographic eye, and make images that tell stories while capturing their own point of view. Students will learn basic editing, manipulation, and printing of images through Photoshop® Elements.
 
   Session III
1:30 – 3:30 PM
    Ages 14-18:
Digital Photography
Elizabeth Latham
Cambodian Classical Dance This class teaches the ancient dance forms once practiced exclusively for the royal court of Phnom Penh in Cambodia. Court dance teaches the ancient stories of gods, demons, and heroes, and the symbolic meaning of gestures, costumes, and masks. The class requires stretching and exercises in breathing and balance. Class is conducted both in English and Khmer.
Session I
9:00 – 10:30 AM		 Session II
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM		  
Ages 6 to adult:
Introduction
Chamroeun Yin		 Ages 6 to adult:
Intermediate
Chamroeun Yin