| DRAWING
Figure Drawing Intensive
Alla Dubrovich
Observe the nude and draped model and explore the human figure as subject. Proportions, anatomy, composition, balance, weight, the figure in motion, foreshortening, and perspective will be covered. Special attention will be given to hands, feet, and faces. Learn different ways of holding/using drawing tools changes the style of the work.
MON (6 wks) 9/15/08-10/20/08 6:00p-9:00p
Studio 6 DR-0876-35
Members $107 Non-members $141
MON (4 wks) 10/27/08-11/17/08 6:00p-9:00p
Studio 6 DR-0876-36
Members $81 Non-members $94
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Botanical Drawing in Autumn
Barbara Holmer
Botanical art is a blend of art and science. This class will focus on making accurate botanical drawings of leaves, seeds, and pods that are abundant in fall. Students will improve observational skills while creating continuous tone drawings using graphite. Please bring sketchbook and pencil to the first class. Botanical specimens will be provided.
WED (6 wks) 9/17/08–10/22/08 6:00p–8:00p
Studio 8 DR-1731-37
Members $72 Non-members $90
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Drawing from the Collection
Kalen McKeand
Learn from the masters as you copy master works from the FIA Collection. Gallery observation of master prints, paintings and drawings will train your eye and hand to make master marks in graphite and ink. Gain an understanding of the subtleties of line, composition, and complex painting and printmaking processes. Your master copies will delight!
WED (10 wks) 9/10/08-11/12/08 6:00p-7:30p
Lecture Room DR-2001-38
Members $100 Non-members $125
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Drawing: Independent Study
Alla Dubrovich
Helpful to painters who find the drawing challenging, students find this class a supportive environment for further development with one-on-one guidance. Students will work on individual projects or individualized assignments based on their interests. Students select their own drawing medium.
MON (10 wks) 9/15/08-11/17/08 2:00p-5:00p
Studio 8 DR-0846-39
Members $128 Non-members $160
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Drawing II: Creative Media
Erin Rehil
Advance your understanding of new materials like colored pencil, silverpoint, pen and ink, and Conté crayons! This course will also introduce students to color and how to effectively make their drawings stand out using color theory basics. You will enjoy the friendly and relaxed atmosphere in this studio. Teens are welcome!
THU (12 wks) 9/11/08-12/4/08 6:30p-8:30p
No class 11/27/08
Studio 6 DR-2146-40
Members $144 Non-members $180
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CERAMICS
Basic Tile Making
Karyn Konkel
Create a limited edition of hand pressed tiles using stamping, press molding, extruding, the basin and mosaic techniques. Explore relief sculpting and observe a tile setting and grouting demonstration. Compare the raku, electric and gas-fired kiln effects. Come to class with a simple tile design and some inspirational material.
THU (12 wks) 9/11/08-12/11/08 2:00p-5:00p
No classes 10/2/08 & 11/27/08
Studio 2 CRH-1801-41
THU (12 wks) 9/11/08-12/11/08 6:00p-9:00p
No classes 10/2/08 & 11/27/08
Studio 2 CRH-1801-42
Members $186 Non-members $229
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Intro to Clay & More
Guy Adamec
Focus on basic, traditional potters wheel techniques: wedging, centering, pulling up and various tooling techniques. Basic clay joinery will be covered so that students may throw and alter forms on the potter’s wheel and then add hand-sculpted details and personal style.
MON (12 wks) 9/15/08-12/1/08 1:00p-4:00p
Studio 3 CRP-0101-43
MON (12 wks) 9/15/08-12/1/08 6:30p-9:30p
Studio 3 CRP-0101-44
Members $186 Non-members $229
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Handbuilt Ceramics
Instructor To Be Announced
Students will learn handbuilding methods such as coiling, pinching and slab building. Then your own creativity kicks in and the student may combine them all to make their own amazing finished projects! Students will use stoneware, terracotta, and porcelain. Paper clay and colored clays may also be explored. Emphasis is placed on technique, surface decoration, glazing and individual expression.
MON (9 wks) 9/08/08-11/03/08 6:00p-9:00p
Studio 2 CRH-1617-45
TUE (9 wks) 9/09/08-11/04/08 10:00a-1:00p
Studio 2 CRH-1617-46
Members $141 Non-members $174
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Beginning Pottery
Jeff Hageman
Have you ever seen someone throwing on the potter’s wheel and thought, “I’ve got to try that!” If so, this class is for you. Learn the basic pottery skills of centering, pulling up, shaping, and tooling along with clay preparation and exploring the versatility of throwing tools. Then you’ll be throwing! So wear your old clothes and get ready to learn some new techniques. Be prepared to have a great time!
WED (10 wks) 9/10/08-11/12/08 2:00p-5:00p
Studio 2 CRP-1201-47 (not family block)
Members $157 Non-members $193
SAT (8 wks) 9/20/08-11/15/08 10:00a-12:00p
No classes 10/25/08
Studio 3 CRP-1201-48 (family block)
Members $85 Non-members $104
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Wheel & More
Guy Adamec
This class will begin structured, alternating between lectures, hand building, wheel throwing, and glazing. Students will later focus in the area they find most appealing. The instructor will work with students individually to maximize self-expression. Students are encouraged to bring in books and photos for inspiration.
WED (12 wks) 9/17/08-12/3/08 6:30p-9:30p
Studio 3 CRP-0103-49
Members $186 Non-members $229
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Specialized Ceramic Gifts
Instructor To Be Announced
If you’ve ever need a unique gift for that special someone’s wedding, birthday, or just to say you care, this is the class for you! Using a variety of handbuilding techniques such as slumping, extruding, slab building and coiling we will create some amazing gifts that you will be proud to give or keep for yourself.
TUE (9 wks) 10/14/08-12/9/08 2:00p-5:00p
Studio 2 CRH-1618-50
Members $141 Non-members $174
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Holiday Projects
Instructor To Be Announced
Now you can make time in your busy schedule to make something special for loved ones this holiday season in class! Using handbuilding techniques such as slumping, extruding, slab building and coiling, create fabulous gifts that you’ll be proud to give as gifts or to keep. Geared toward beginning and intermediate students, the class will make several simple projects.
MON (5 wks) 11/10/08-12/08/08 6:00p-9:00p
Studio 2 CRH-1619-51
TUE (5 wks) 11/11/08-12/09/08 10:00a-1:00p
Studio 2 CRH-1619-52
Members $82 Non-members $100
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Raku
Jeff Hageman
Experience this ancient Japanese firing process! Make simple pots and tiles, pull them red hot from the kiln, and plunge them into organic material! Smoke and flame will color your artwork with brilliant metallic and earth tones. Learn the alchemical history of this process in addition to your studio work. Beginning pottery or handbuilding recommended.
WED (10 wks) 9/10/08-11/12/08 6:00p-9:00p
Studio 2 CRF-1201-53
Members $157 Non-members $193
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Glazing Techniques
Guy Adamec
Have you ever looked at pottery in a gallery and thought, “How did they achieve that effect?” First, we will refine your knowledge of basic glazing, and then explore spraying methods, masking and stenciling, underglaze techniques, and specialty glazes. Please bring bisqued pieces to the first class so we can start the first day. Glazing pots is preferable, although working on tiles will be addressed as well.
THU (7 wks) 6/12/08–7/24/08 1:00p–4:00p
Studio 3 CRP-0147-51
Members $112 Non-members $137
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Porcelain Paper Clay
Addie Langford
Explore paper clay as we add various paper fiber to porcelain clay. This material promotes unorthodox construction techniques and allows the joining of dry to dry clay! Enjoy a presentation on paper clay and contemporary ceramic sculpture for inspiration. Each individual will create a unique personal project. Beginning pottery or handbuilding required.
MON (10 wks) 9/8/08-11/17/08 10:00a-1:00p
No class 10/27/08
Studio 2 CRH-1947-54
Members $186 Non-members $229
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Glazing Techniques
Guy Adamec
Have you ever looked at pottery in a gallery and thought, “How did they achieve that effect?” Refine your knowledge of basic glazing, then explore spraying methods, underglaze techniques, specialty glazes, masking and stenciling. Bring bisque ware to the first class so we can start the first day. Glazing pots is preferable, although working on tiles will be covered as well.
TUE (12 wks) 9/16/08-12/2/08 6:30p-9:30p
Studio 3 CRP-0147-55
Members $186 Non-members $229
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Sculptural Clay
Guy Adamec
This class is for the experienced student who wants to build challenging projects. Using all types of clay, we will combine wheel, slab, and coil building techniques to make ambitious personal statements using sculpture clay. Come to the first class with sketches or pictures so we can get right to work. From figurative to abstract, tiny to kiln size, we will build it!
THU (12 wks) 9/18/08-12/11/08 12:00p-4:00p
No class 11/27/08
Studio 3 CRP-0148-56
Members $248 Non-members $306
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Advanced Wheel
Guy Adamec
This class is for advanced pottery students who wish to initiate unique projects and address challenges with the potter’s wheel. Through demonstrations and individual attention, your clay dilemmas will be solved! Students may use stoneware, terra cotta, or porcelain to explore new forms and techniques.
TUE (12 wks) 9/16/08-12/2/08 1:00p-4:00p
Studio 3 CRP-0162-57
Members $186 Non-members $229
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Extended Pottery Workshop
Guy Adamec
Have you mastered beginning and intermediate pottery and developing personal voice in your ceramic work? This studio will concentrate on furthering advanced wheel and decorative techniques. Students will be guided to appropriate reference materials for their personal inspiration and enrichment of individual projects.
WED (12 wks) 9/17/08-12/3/08 10:00a-3:00p
Studio 3 CRP-0163-58
Members $311 Non-members $382
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FIBER
Floor Loom Weaving
Alice Foster-Stocum
Have you ever wondered how a piece of textile was made? This class is designed to explore the age-old art of weaving for beginners and advanced students alike. Working on floor looms, students will learn loom mechanics and explore color and design while working with and learning about different fibers. Ample open studio time is available, allowing students to work at his or their own pace. Teens are welcome.
SAT (10 wks) 9/13/08-11/22/08 10:00a-2:00p
No class 10/25/08
Studio 4 FB-0976-59
Members $160 Non-members $200
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Hand Quilting from Around the World ll
Barbara Holmer
Quilted objects have been used for centuries throughout the world for practical, ceremonial, and ornamental purposes. Take inspiration from three cultures, the broderie perse from Europe, kuba cloth from the Democratic Republic of Congo, and kanthas from India, to create small quilts. Connect with quilters around the globe through this soft but expressive art form. Materials will be provided for the first class.
SAT (8 wks) 9/20/08-11/15/08 10:00a-12:00p
No class 10/25/08
Studio 5 FB-1779-60
Members $96 Non-members $120
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PHOTOGRAPHY
Digital Camera for Beginners
Courtney Simpson
Demystify the tricky signs and symbols of your digital camera and equipment. Explore how to use your camera options to compensate for functions your camera may be missing. Learn how to upload photos into the computer, then try it on your personal computers at home! If possible, bring your owner’s manual, card reader, and fully charged laptop for hints and suggestions.
TUE (5 wks) 9/9/08-10/7/08 6:30p-8:30p
Lecture Room PH-2201-61
TUE (5 wks) 10/21/08-11/18/08 10:00a-12:00p
Studio 7 PH-2201-62
Members $60 Non-members $75
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Black & White Photography
Courtney Simpson
Bring a 35mm camera and turn snap shots into art photography! Focus on light, composition, and subject matter in relation to the history of photography. As digital grows in popularity, the magic of the darkroom becomes more fascinating! Students will learn traditional developing processes in the darkroom. A few cameras are available on loan but must be reserved upon registration.
SAT (8 wks) 9/20/08-11/15/08 1:00p-3:00p
No class 9/27/08 & 10/25/08
Studio 7 PH-2216-63 (family block)
Members $96 Non-members $120
FRI (8 wks) 10/3/08-11/21/08 12:00p-3:00p
No class 10/25/08
Studio 7 PH-2216-64 (not family block)
Members $102 Non-members $128
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Int/Adv Digital Camera
Courtney Simpson
Intermediate/advanced students should bring a 35mm camera and learn how to turn snap shots into art photography! Focus on light, composition, and subject matter in relation to the rich history of photography. As digital grows in popularity, the magic of the darkroom becomes more fascinating! Students will learn traditional developing processes in the darkroom. A few cameras are available on loan but must be reserved upon registration.
MON (5 wks) 9/8/08-10/6/08 6:30p-8:30p
Lecture Room PH-2246-65
MON (5 wks) 10/20/08-11/17/08 10:00a-12:00p
Studio 7 PH-2246-66
Members $60 Non-members $75
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WATERCOLOR
Introduction to Watercolor
Alla Dubrovich
Develop a basic knowledge of watercolor techniques. Still life objects and landscapes will be the class subjects. The class will explore tone, color temperature and mixing, and light and shadow. Watercolor techniques, such as wet-on-wet, wet-on-dry, and glazing will be introduced. Special attention will be paid to compositional sketches and creating preliminary drawings. Various watercolor media and mixed media will be introduced.
FRI (8 wks) 9/12/08-10/31/08 10:00a-1:00p
Studio 8 WC-0801-67
Members $102 Non-members $128
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Watercolor Portraits
Alla Dubrovich
Focus on watercolor portrait painting from models and photographic images! Much attention will be paid to the fundamentals of portrait drawing. Students will learn how to select a model and a point of view from which to set up lighting and observe. Students should have some experience in drawing and/or watercolor.
FRI (5 wks) 11/7/08-12/12/08 10:00a-1:00p
No class 11/28/08
Studio 8 WC-0816-68
Members $64 Non-members $80
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Advanced Watercolor
Jim Ames
Taught by the author of Color Theory Made Easy: A New Approach to Color Theory and How to Apply It to Mixing Paints, this class is a study of watercolor techniques and color theory. Bring still life objects or photo references to arrange personal compositions. Student interaction, open class structure and individual guidance will promote individual growth, style, and artistic philosophy.
TUE (7 wks) 9/16/08-10/28/08 6:30p-8:30p
Studio 8 WC-0246-69
Members $84 Non-members $105
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PAINTING
Beginning Oil & Acrylic Painting
Hazel Frost
Learn the basics of the rich history of painting! Discover the principles of design and how painting techniques have evolved, and the influence of photography on painting through FIA Gallery visits. Learn how to blend colors, paint with a variety of brushes and palette knives, layer and scrape, and use transparent color glazes. We will approach each project with a spirit of experimentation.
TUE (10 wks) 9/09/08-11/11/08 4:00p-6:00p
Studio 8 PA-1016-70
Members $120 Non-members $150
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Introduction to Pastel Drawing & Painting
Alla Dubrovich
Begin with drawing basics, then develop a basic knowledge of soft pastel—a unique color medium. Still life objects and landscapes will be used as subject matter. Learn pastel drawing and painting techniques and the unique qualities of pastel blending techniques, as well as other ways to combine colors.
FRI (8 wks) 9/12/08-10/31/08 1:30p-4:30p
Studio 8 PA-0816-71
Members $102 Non-members $128
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Painting Independent Study
Erin Rehil
Are you building your portfolio, making a series for your next show, or just need a little help with your technique? This is the class for you! Come in, relax, and pursue your own unique painting interests with individual guidance. This class is an open studio with an instructor to advise you! Teens are welcome.
MON (12 wks) 9/15/08-12/1/08 6:30p-8:30p
Studio 8 PA-2146-72
Members $144 Non-members $180
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Acrylic Techniques
Erin Rehil
Students will learn about the multiple applications of acrylic paint and create a series of paintings or illustrations using each technique. Discover the secrets of glazing, dry brushing, gold leafing, sanding, and painting on textured paper or fabric! Enjoy demonstrations on acrylic transfers and using crackle varnish. Teens are welcome.
WED (12 wks) 9/17/08-12/4/08 6:30p-8:30p
Studio 7 PA-2116-73
Members $144 Non-members $180
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Intermediate/Advanced Painting
Hazel Frost
Come refine your skills in a supportive studio environment and continue to stretch your ideas about painting and its unlimited subject matter. In the FIA Galleries, we will compare and contrast paintings for inspiration. In the studio, a variety of technical and narrative approaches will be considered, from abstract to “believable.” Students will be challenged to complete at least one painting using an unfamiliar technique.
THU (12 wks) 9/11/08–12/4/08 6:00p–8:30p
No class 11/27/08
Studio 8 PA-1046-74
Members $149 Non-members $186
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