Summer Session 1: June 09-July11, 2008 Summer Session 2: July 21- August 22, 2008 Summer Session 1 Registration Deadline June 05! Register before Deadline and Save $5 off Tuition $5 Late Fee for Registrations after Deadline

	Painting and Drawing		Sculpture
	Printmaking		Ceramics
			Clay Policy

	Painting & Drawing

Basic Drawing I The basic components of picture making will be addressed; line, shape, texture, tone, proporation and composition. We will work in class beginning with simple still lifes and progress to more elaborate set-ups. Instructor: Lou Tumolo Room: I Course #: D-25 Day/Time: Mondays, 1-4pm Session I: June 9-July 7 Session II: July 21 - Aug. 18 Fee: $150 (Mem $135) Self-Promotion for Visual and Performing Artists Explore the various promotional techniques for visual and performing artists. We will pool info. and contacts, discuss work, experiences and aspirations and begin a networking process to build upon. The essentials such as resumes, business cards, cover letters, artist statements, biographies and web promotion will be covered. We will also look at various legal and tax resources. Hobbyists to professionals who are looking for a fresh approach to selling and promoting are welcome. Instructor: Lou Tumolo Room: I Course #: D-29 Day/Time: Mondays, 6:30-9:30 Session I: June 9-July 7 Session II: July 2 -Aug. 18 Fee: $115 (Mem. $100) Adventures in Creative Expression All levels welcome! Instruction in composition, color theory and painting techniques in oils, acrylics, collage, watercolor, pastel and drawing. Model or still life set up for every class. Personal growth and expression are emphasized in class critiques. Please bring: charcoal, a 6B pencil, 18” x 24” newsprint pad. Instructor: Merle Spandorfer Room: I Session I: June 10-July 8 Session II: July 22 - Aug. 19 Course # : D-2 Day/Time: Tuesdays, 9am-1pm Fee: $177 (Mem. $162) Course #: E-22 Day/Time: Tuesdays, 7:30pm-10:30pm Fee: $150 (Mem. $135) Spacial Drawing This on-going class will concentrate on theissue of “Spacial Realism.” We will discuss the rules of perspective and how to break those rules in order to create a more spacially real picture. This concept can be applied regardless of style, medium, or degree of realistic rendering. Absolute beginners are encouraged to take “Basic Drawing I.” Instructor: Lou Tumolo Room: I Course #: W-45 Day/Time: Tuesdays, 1:30-4:30pm Session I: June 10-July 8 Session II: July 22 - Aug. 19 Fee: $150 (Mem $135) Exploring Abstract Composition Through Drawing In this course students will examine diverse art historical examples such as Kandinsky, Klee, Mondrian, Pollack, Rothko, Krasner, Anni Albers, Agnes, Martin, African American quilt makers, textile designs, etc. These examples will be used to trigger the development of individualistic strategies for composing dynamic abstract drawings. Students will be encouraged to explore a wide range of drawing media and will have the opportunity to incorporate printmaking techniques. There will be an emphasis on discussion/critique and the development of a personal style. Instructor: Ken Hill Room: A Course #: G-1 Day/Time: Wednesdays, 6:30-9:30pm Session I: June 11-July 9 Session II: July 23 - Aug. 20 Fee: $150 (Mem $135) Introduction to Painting with Oils This is an introductory oil painting class with a concentration on materials and methods. This course will address formal elements and principles of color mixing. We will work with both non-representational design and representational subject matters including still life and the human figure. This is an excellent class for beginner painters or for experienced painters who would like to revisit their painting craft and techniques. Instructor: Andrea Wohl Keefe Room: I Course #: G-2 Day/Time: Wednesdays, 6:30-9:30pm Session I: June 11-July 9 Session II: July 23 - Aug. 20 Fee: $150 (Mem $135) Independent Study in Painting & Drawing Multi-media instruction is given in a group atmosphere designed to develop a personal approach. Areas covered include watercolor, acrylic, oil, pastel, mixed media and figure drawing and painting from models.Discussions and critiques expand the art experience. Ages 14 and up. Instructor: Paul Kane Room: I Session I: June 12-July 10 Session II: July 24 - Aug. 21 Course #: D-3 Day/Time: Thursdays, 10am -3pm Fee: $ 218(Mem. $203) Course #: D-3b Day/Time: Thursdays, 12-3pm Fee: $150 (Mem. $135) Open Figure Studio Call ahead to see if class is running. Take advantage of this opportunity to sharpen,drawing and painting skills in a relaxed environment. Students work independently from a live model who will be guided through various poses by a qualified monitor. Easels, chairs, and tables are ready for use in a spacious and well lit painting studio inside our historic stone school house. Instructor: Staffed by Monitor Room: I Course #: E-48 Session I: June 12-July 10 Session II: July 24 - Aug. 21 Day/Time: Thursdays, 7-10pm Fee: $74 (Mem. $59) (for one session) The Artist’s Studio Students of all levels work with the teacher to explore, develop and enhance technical and perceptual skills. Individual instruction is given in traditional and non-traditional materials including oil, acrylic, watercolor, pastel and various drawing media and/or collage. Slide discussion each week at lunch-time break. Instructor: Gene Baguskas Room: I Session I: June 13-July 11 Session II: July 25 - Aug. 22 Course #: D-4 Day/Time: Fridays, 9:30am-3pm Fee: $233 (Mem. $218) Course #: D-4a Day/Time: Fridays, 9:30am-12:30pm Fee: $150 (Mem. $135) Mixed Media Drawing This course will expand on traditional drawing techniques by exploring a new drawing vocabulary that experiments with mixed media and alternative processes. There will be an emphasis on building multiple layers and experimenting with collage. Imagery and process are integral parts of drawing and students are encouraged to experience and respond intuitively as the drawings evolve. In this class there is no wrong or right way to draw. But there is an honest way to listen to your hands! Instructor: Ruby Amanze Room: A Course #: D-31 Day/Time: Fridays, 10am-1pm Session I: June 13-July 11 Session II: July 25 - Aug. 22 Fee: $150 (Mem $135)

	Printmaking
	Our studio provides a large, air conditioned workplace for the student and the professional printmaker and includes our high quality Charles Brand Press (36" x 60").

Make Prints, Make Books This hands-on class will focus on combining simple book structures and beginning printmaking techniques to make small editioned arts books. Easy to learn bookmaking will lead students to understand the formal qualities of the book. Bookmaking demos will include a single sheet book, a one-signature book, and a Japanese stab binding stitch. Collograph, linoleum cut, monoprint, and xeroxgraphic transfer printing processes will be covered for students to learn how to combine text with image. Selection and preparation of tools, material and papers, printing press operation, editioning and print preparation, cleaning, and shop safety will also be covered in this class. Only non-toxic materials will be used. Instructor: Erin Tohill Robin Room: A Course #: E-2 Day/Time: Tuesdays, 6:30-9:30pm Session I: June 10-July 8 Session II: July 22 - Aug. 19 Fee: $150 (Mem. $135) Non-Toxic Printmaking Class includes demonstrations, critiques and instruction in a variety of printmaking media. Collographs, monoprints, monotypes, silkscreen, dry point etching, lino-cuts and wood cuts all with waterbased inks. For beginners & advanced students. Instructor: Merle Spandorfer Room: A Session I: June 12-July 10 Session II: July 24 - Aug. 21 Course #: D-5 Day/Time: Thursdays, 12:30-4:30pm Fee: $169(Mem. $154) Course #: E-36 Day/Time: Thursdays, 7:30-10:30pm Fee: $150 (Mem. $135)

Sculpture

Ceramic Sculpture Clay is a material of unlimited technical and creative uses. It’s excellent for many types of sculpture, from figurative to architectural. Students explore the full range of ceramic sculpture techniques, including a broad range of surface treatments, from glaze to patina. Instructor: Peter Quinn Room: D Session I: June 9-July 7 Session II: July 21 - Aug. 18 Course #: D-6 Day/Time: Mondays, 9:30am-12:30pm Fee: $177(Mem. $162) Course #: D-8 Day/Time: Mondays, 1:30-4:30pm Fee: $177(Mem. $162) Hollow Sculpting This unique method of sculpting uses a combinationof paper and clay. The paper supports the clay and is removed before firing. The work is ready to be fired and no extra clay cutting is necessary. Beginning with 2 or 3 modeling tools and paper you will learn a new process for producing sculpture. Once the clay is bisque fired, acrylic and metalic paints will be used. Samples of work can be found at inliquid.com under the name Burpu’Lis. Instructor: Sta-Ma’tisse (Nick) Burpu’Lis Room: C Course #: H-1 Session I: June 11-July 9 Session II: July 23 - Aug. 20 Day/Time: Wednesdays, 9:30am-12:30pm Fee: $177(Mem. $162) Cut Paper Sculpture Students will work with different paper and card stocks, drawn and painted designs, geometric and free form shapes to create paper sculptures. A materials list will be provided. Instructor: Lou Tumolo Room: A Course #: D-28 Day/Time: Wednesdays, 9am-1pm Session I: June 11-July 9 Session II: July 23 - Aug. 20 Fee: $115 (Mem. $100) Sculptural Assemblage Sculpture can be made from everyday objects that surround us. Assembled found object sculpture can be as diverse as Marcel Duchamp’s ready mades or Andy Goldsworthy’s natural constructions. This class will develop student’s style of sculptural assemblage, from combining traditional materials to found object construction. Instructor: Peter Quinn Room: D Session I: June 12-July 10 Session II: July 24 - Aug. 21 Course #: D-16 Day/Time: Thursdays, 1-4pm Fee: $177(Mem. $162)

	Ceramics
	The Center has one of the best equipped pottery studios in the area: 30 cubic foot gas kiln, 2 portable raku kilns, 3 electric kilns, a wood kiln, a pit-firing area, 15 electric wheels and a variety of low and high-fire sample glazes.

	Clay Policy
	Tuition covers maintenance of the kilns as well as use of underglazes, low and high-fire glazes. Clay is available for purchase at the office during business hours and during class with exact change or check. Clay cost is $25 for 25lb bag, which includes the bisque firing fee. Clay brought in from outside sources must be approved by the instructor and a $10 bisque firing fee must be paid to the Art Center.