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Hand Building Pottery Teacher: Michael Jolley Wednesdays, 3-5 pm; April 29, May 6, 13, 20, 27, and June 3 ; $125 plus $35 supplies. Firing fee charged by number of pieces ($3-$4) - Maximum 6 adults. |
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| Discovering Pastels Teacher: Jean Lajaunie Saturday, 9:30am-3:30 pm; One all day class April 18th; $62.50 plus student provides supplies; Saturday, 9:30-3:30 pm; One all day class June 13th; $62.50 plus student provides supplies; Whether inexperienced or experienced, participant will go home with a completed work of art in 1 day – Maximum 20 students. |
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| Drawing Workshop Teacher: Mia Kaplan Mondays, 9:00am - 12:00pm; June 1, 8, 15 and 22; $125 plus $35 supply fee. In this four-week workshop, students will learn how to transfer compositions from what they see to paper, how to create space, use color, create murals and a life-sized self-portrait – Maximum 12 students, age 9-12. |
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| Clay Bird Sculptures Teacher: Phil Galatas Six week session: Thursdays, 6-9 pm; June 18, 25, July 2, 9, 16, 23; $125 plus $35 supply fee. Student will sculpt a 12” egret using water base clay, earthenware. A model will be available. Student will choose color to glaze bisque fired product. Bird anatomy and feather structure will be covered - Maximum 6 adults. |
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Poetry for Adults Teacher: Dennis Formento Saturday workshops, 11am-1pm; July 18, 25 and Aug. 1; $62.50 plus $10 supply fee – Maximum 8 students Poetry for Teens Teacher: Dennis Formento One-week workshop July 13-17, 11am to 1pm; $100 plus $10 supply fee - Maximum 8 |
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| Charcoal Drawing
Teacher: Jane Hill June 15-19 (Monday, through Friday, class held each day); 9am-11 am; $125.00, plus 15 dollar supply fee. This adult drawing class is for students interested in learning how to explore one of the most fascinating artistic media: charcoal. Students will learn a range of techniques and work from a variety of visual resources to gain confidence and skill in the medium. All supplies will be purchased with a small supply fee. Older teens may sign up as well. Come draw with us! Maximum 10 adults and older teens. |
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3-D Clay Sculpting
Teacher: Michael Reed July 17 -July 31; 3 Fridays, 12:30 to 4:30 pm. $125, plus $35 supply fee This 3-week class will teach students a variety of 3-dimensional sculpting techniques, with an emphasis in clay media. Maximum of 10 students, ages 10 and up. |
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| Small Hearth Basket
Weaving Teacher: Johanna Heller Skill level – Beginner, Thursday, June 18, 2009, noon – 5:00 pm; $52.50, plus supply fee of $15 Saturday, June 27, noon – 5:00 pm; $52.50, plus supply fee of $15 This basket covers the basics of rattan reed constructed baskets. Class includes: Over and under weave, twining, handle construction and wrapping, Rim construction, Lashing. Learn this time-honored art. You will complete a basket in 1 session. Each session focuses on a different technique and style of basket. Maximum 10 students |
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Anatomy Drawing
Teacher: Emile Henriquez Classes held Teusday evenings 7-9m April 28; May 5, 12, 19, 26 and June 2, 2009 Learn to draw the human figure with authority; perspective, foreshortening and drapery; achieve realism through the proper use of shading, dynamic composition and emphasis. Class minimum: 5 Class Fee: $125 Students provide supplies: Supply list: Newsprint pad, 16x20 or larger; 2B, 4B, or 6B charcoal pencils, 2B and 4B charcoal sticks, ruler, kneaded eraser, small clean cloth, and pencil sharpener or knife. |
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| For information about the OTAC summer camp activities, call Mary DuBuisson at (985) 649-0555 or email her at marydub@charter.net. Classes will be limited to 16, so reserve your child's spot as soon as possible. |  |
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Memoir Writing Teacher: Jeanne Northrup Saturdays, June 20, June 27, July 11, and 18. from 1-3:30 pm Group reading on July 25 at 7 pm. $100 + $5 supply fee This workshop will give the novice writer practical exercises in personal memoir and cover the differences between historical and contemporary memoir as well as autobiography, biography, oral narrative, and other forms of writing about the personal past. Students will receive copies of excerpts from acknowledged experts such as Natalie Goldberg, Brenda Miller, William Zinsser and Judith Barrington, and several short contemporary memoirs. Students will participate in writing exercises, timed writings, the read-around, revise one writing a week to read at the next meeting, and finally revise one of the 4 to be presented at the Group Reading. Bring a college composition book or similar journal, writing instruments and paper. |
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| Wheel Throwing Pottery Class: Ages 13 and up Teacher: Sara Edwards Tuesdays and Thursdays, beginning June 16th and finishing July 2nd, from 2-4pm. $125 plus $35 supply fee; Firing fee charged by number of pieces ($3-$4). Basic wheel techniques will be taught by this BFA graduate in Ceramics from the University of Kansas. Sara is a prodigy from Jane Hill’s Talented Arts, and will be with us this summer before she head’s off to graduate school! Maximum: 6 students. |
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| Video Production
Workshop Teachers: Scott Threlkeld, Bob Krieger, Sharon Sharpe July 20-23 with screening July 24. For youth 6th to 9th grades. 2-3 PM; for older teens and adults 6-9 PM. Limit 10. $150 plus $25 supply fee. |
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