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The Cultur al Arts Center at Glen Allen 2018 Winter/Spring Class Schedule ADVANCED WHEEL THROWING Instructor: Jane Hendley
Refine your skills on the pottery wheel in this class. Students will concentrate on complex forms and develop techniques that combine all aspects of clay construction. Winter: Tuesdays, Jan. 16 – Mar. 20, 6-8:30pm Spring: Tuesdays, Apr. 10 – June 12, 6-8:30pm $220, plus $35 materials fee
HANDBUILDING
Instructor: Jane Hendley
Learn how to construct clay objects or utilitarian forms while exploring traditional handbuilding methods such as coiling, slab building, and more! All artwork created will be fired and glazed. Winter: Wednesdays, Jan. 17 – Mar. 21, 10am-12:30pm Spring: Wednesdays, Apr. 11 – June 13, 10am-12:30pm $220, plus $35 materials fee
NEW!! CULINARY ARTS ADULT COOKING: BEGINNER BREAD MAKING! Instructor: Victoria’s Kitchen LLC
Making your own breads is easier on the wallet, healthier, and fun! Use them for sandwiches, as a snack, or make them fancy by slicing & adding your favorite toppings. Sample menu: White and/ or wheat loaves, freestyle breads, zucchini bread, etc. Friday, Jan. 12, 6-8pm $150
ADULT COOKING: BEGINNER SWEET TREATS! Instructor: Victoria’s Kitchen LLC
ART OF MOVEMENT CERAMICS NEW! FOLKLORIC BELLY DANCING Instructor: Janine Turner
Come join a unique type of folkloric belly dance in which you learn the “vocabulary” (moves) of the dance and the non-verbal “cues” alerting you to which moves are coming next. Then just “follow the leader” as the entire dance group appears to move together in synchronicity. This type of dance is called “American Tribal Style®” (ATS®) belly dance, as it is a “melting pot” that joins together traditional dance moves from various countries such as India, Spain, Persia, North Africa, and the Middle East into a unique whole. (ATS®) is a community dance that is low impact yet gets your body moving in a fun way. Whether you have never danced before or are a seasoned dancer, come and enjoy American Tribal Style® (ATS®) belly dance! Mondays, Feb. 26 – Apr. 16, 6:30pm-7:30pm $120
ALL LEVELS YOGA FLOW (Ages 15+) Instructor: Lauren Vaughan
In this 60-minute class, move through energizing sun salutations and connect your movements and breath through Vinyasa before ending with gentle stretches and a restful savasana. This class is open to all levels, with variations offered throughout the class. The intentions for this class include stretching and strengthening the body, relaxing the mind, and finding time to reflect. Thursdays, Jan. 11 – Mar. 15, 6-7pm $100, plus student brings own mat
BEGINNING WHEEL THROWING Instructor: Jane Hendley
Learn how to create basic pottery forms, such as a cup, bowl, and plate, using a potter’s wheel. This class covers techniques such as centering and throwing a cylinder, while emphasizing both function and aesthetics. Winter: Mondays, Jan. 22 – Apr. 2 (no class 2/19), 6-8:30pm Spring: Mondays, Apr. 16 – June 25 (no class 5/28), 6-8:30pm $220, plus $35 materials fee
INTERMEDIATE WHEEL THROWING Instructor: Jane Hendley
Improve your skills on the potter’s wheel in this class for students with previous exposure to wheel throwing techniques. Winter I: Wednesdays, Jan. 17 – Mar. 21, 6-8:30pm Winter II: Thursdays, Jan. 18 – Mar. 22, 6-8:30pm Spring I: Wednesdays, Apr. 11 – June 13, 6-8:30pm Spring II: Thursdays, Apr. 12 – June 14, 6-8:30pm $220, plus $35 materials fee
Learn basic methods to make your own icing, homemade cookie doughs, and a homemade cupcake batter. You’ll also learn basic decorating techniques. Sample menu: Victoria’s Signature Valentine Vanilla Cupcakes, Homemade Buttercream Icing, and Sugar Cookies. Friday, Feb. 9, 6-8pm $150
ADULT COOKING: BEGINNER BREAKFAST CLUB Instructor: Victoria’s Kitchen LLC
Learn basic homemade breakfast staples that will impress everyone or just make your mornings brighter! Who doesn’t love a nice, hearty, savory breakfast? After all, it’s the most important meal of the day! Sample menu: Fancy Frittatas, Breakfast Casserole, & Victoria’s Signature Homemade Pancakes Friday, Mar. 9, 6-8pm $150
ADULT COOKING: TAKEOUT FOOD CHALLENGE Instructor: Victoria’s Kitchen LLC
If you love to call in for take-out, this class will teach you how to create your favorite take-out meals at home! Sample menu: Stir Fry with a Homemade Stir Fry Sauce, Egg Rolls, Cream Cheese Wontons, & Dipping Sauce. Thursday, Apr. 5, 6-8pm $150
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2880 Mountain Road · 804.261.ARTS (2787) · www.artsglenallen.com ADULT COOKING: A WONDERFUL TASTE OF SPRING! Instructor: Victoria’s Kitchen LLC
Learn basic, simple, and fun Spring-time foods and at the same time, get to know foods from other cultures! Sample menu: Fresh Spring Rolls, Mediterranean Pita Pockets with Dipping Sauce. Friday, May 11, 6-8pm $150
ADULT COOKING: MEXICAN FIESTA!
Instructor: Victoria’s Kitchen LLC
Let’s taste the wonderful culture of Mexico! Learn about the cultural dishes of Mexico and then learn how to mix in a little of your own culture into the same meal. You’ll also learn awesome and helpful knife and kitchen skills! Sample menu: Homemade Tortillas, Special Seasoning Blends, and Homemade Salsa Tuesday, June 19, 6-8pm $150
DRAWING BASIC DRAWING
Instructor: Liz Swerdlow (Winter), NEW INSTRUCTOR! Alicia Strum (Spring)
Learn how to interpret and record objects in a realistic manner. Develop basic skills as you learn drawing principles and techniques, and explore a variety of drawing materials. Winter: Tuesdays, Jan. 16 – Mar. 6, 7-9pm Spring: Tuesdays, Apr. 10 – May 29, 7-9pm $145, plus $35 materials fee
FIBER ARTS PINE NEEDLE BASKET COILING Instructor: Carol Busto
Learn how to use long pine needles, thread, and sewing needles to create an amazing coiled basket that is a true work of art. Different methods to start a basket, how to incorporate simple designs, and a variety of stitches will be discussed from a simple stitch to a V-stitch to back stitch. Intermediate students or those wishing to refresh their skills are welcome if they wish to seek help on projects or gain tips and tricks. Intermediate students should bring their own projects and supplies. Saturday, Feb. 17, 9am-4pm $75, plus $25 materials fee (beginners only)
KNITTING HATS
Instructor: Kathryn Sullivan
In this class learn how to knit in the round while becoming familiar with basic terminology on many hat patterns. Instructor provides step-by-step instructions and guidance as you knit a hat from a pattern of your choosing. Winter I: Mondays, Jan. 22 – Feb. 5, 1-3pm Winter II: Mondays, Jan. 22 – Feb. 5, 6-8pm $75, plus students will bring the following supplies: hat pattern (can be found online); 2 skeins of medium weight yarn (fuzzy yarn can be difficult when learning new knitting styles and is not encouraged); 1 pair of in-the-round knitting needles (connected needles- use yarn label to determine size); 1 set of double-sided needles (same size as needles in-the-round); 1 set of stoppers to go on the end of your double-sided needles (optional).
POKE IT TO LIFE: An Intro to Needle Felting Instructor: Katie Crawford
This class introduces students to the addictive realm of sculptural needle felting. This unique process involves poking un-spun wool with a barbed “felting needle” to knit the fibers together, creating felt. No sewing or patterns required. The repetitive process has a zen-like quality and the ability to produce incredibly engaging creatures. Create a mouse character while learning basic techniques for felting, attaching eyes and other accessories, and creating simple armatures. Experience the wonder of a character emerging from the palm of your hand! Saturday, Jan. 13, 10am-4pm $100, plus $15 materials fee
NEW! BEGINNER KNITTING – CHUNKY SCARF Instructor: Kathryn Sullivan
Learn how to knit and purl while creating a quick and trendy scarf or cowl. This class will teach you how to knit, purl, and create textures by alternating the two stitches in various ways. It will also provide you with the knowledge to read and follow basic knitting patterns. Winter I: Wednesdays, Jan. 17 – Feb. 7, 6-7:30pm Winter II: Mondays, Mar. 5-26, 6-7:30pm $75, plus students will bring the following supplies: 1 pair of US size 50 knitting needles; 1 large yarn needle; 2 skeins of thick yarn (Lion Brand Wood Ease Thick n’Quick, Bernat Blanket BIG, Red Heart Irresistible, or any yarn recommended for size 50 needles).
JEWELRY DESIGN INTRO TO WIRE WRAPPING – PENDANTS Instructor: Heather Thompson
Learn the basics of making wire wrapped pendants by using wire to enclose a cabochon stone using basic framing and bail-making techniques. Students MUST bring their own tools – wire cutters, flat nose pliers, and round nose pliers. Winter: Monday, Feb. 26, 6:30-9pm Spring: Monday, May 7, 6:30-9pm $30, plus $20 materials fee plus students must bring their own tools (see above)
NEW! WIRE WRAPPED RINGS Instructor: Heather Thompson
Learn how to make a ring using only wire and stone. This class will focus on binding techniques, shaping wire, measuring and setting a stone on the ring mandrel. Students MUST bring their own tools – wire cutters, flat nose pliers, and round nose pliers. Winter: Sunday, Mar. 11, 2-4pm Spring: Wednesday, Apr. 11, 6:30-9pm $30, plus $20 materials fee plus students must bring their own tools (see above)
CHAIN MAILLE – BYZANTINE SEGMENT BRACELET Instructor: Celeste Miller
Learn the fundamentals of interlocking jump rings to make a bracelet using the versatile Byzantine chain weave that can be worn by men or women. Once mastered, explore various ways to use Byzantine segments to create beautiful jewelry. By the end of class, you’ll be wearing a bracelet that you created! All tools provided. Bring your good eyesight! Beginners welcome. Wednesdays, Feb. 21 & 28, 7-9pm $65, plus $65 materials fee
BEADING BASICS Instructor: Pat Whitlow
Learn basic beading skills used to make your own designer jewelry. Basic techniques and tools will be discussed as students design and create a necklace and matching earrings! Winter: Tuesday, Jan. 16, 6:30-9pm Winter II: Tuesday, Mar. 13, 10am-12:30pm Spring: Tuesday, May 22, 6:30-9pm $35, plus $18 materials fee
MEMORY WIRE CUFF Instructor: Pat Whitlow
Create an eye-catching bracelet made with crystal beads and silver spacers, and a pair of earrings to match. No beading knowledge required. Tuesday, Mar. 27, 7-9pm $25, plus $15 materials fee
BEAD CHARM BRACELET Instructor: Pat Whitlow
Make a bracelet featuring bead charms you create plus an extension that will allow you to turn your bracelet into a necklace. Tuesday, Feb. 27, 7-9pm $25, plus $16 materials fee
PLASTIC TUBE NECKLACE & EARRINGS Instructor: Pat Whitlow
This unique ensemble is created using clear plastic tubing and colorful decorative paper. Beginner and experienced jewelry artists will enjoy learning this new technique. Tuesday, Apr. 10, 7-9pm $25, plus $15 materials fee
WIRE CROCHET NECKLACE Instructor: Pat Whitlow
Beads and fine wire are crocheted together to make this stunning necklace which appears very complicated but is actually very easy to make. The instructor will show students how to put this necklace together with cones on the ends. Knowledge of the crochet chain stitch is required. Winter: Tuesday, Apr. 24, 6:30-9pm $30, plus $20 materials fee
MUSIC CLASSES UKE-A-RAMA
Instructor: Thomas Wakefield
Ukuleles are fun to play and are highly portable. Learn basic chord shapes, strumming, and melodic single note playing. A basic knowledge of music reading will be helpful, but not necessary. Bring your own uke or let us know in advance if you need one provided. Winter: Saturday, Feb. 10, 10am-2pm Spring I: Saturday, Apr. 21, 10am-2pm Spring II: Saturday, June 23, 10am-2pm $70
SIX STRING PRIMER – AN INTRO TO GUITAR Instructor: Thomas Wakefield
Jump start your musical pursuits learning essential fundamentals and techniques which give the beginning guitarist a strong foundation, helping you avoid bad habits and pitfalls beginners often fall prey to. For adults with little to no experience. Winter I: Saturday, Jan. 27, 10am-2pm Winter II: Saturday, Mar. 31, 10am-2pm Spring: Saturday, May 12, 10am-2pm $70
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The Cultur al Arts Center at Glen Allen 2018 Winter/Spring Class Schedule AN INTRO TO BLUES GUITAR Instructor: Thomas Wakefield
Guitarists of any style owe it to themselves to delve into the blues to enrich their own music. Explore the basics of the blues from chords frequently encountered to boogie and shuffle patterns to special blues techniques such as bends, slides, vibrato, etc. Winter: Saturday, Mar. 3, 10am-2pm Spring: Saturday, June 2, 10am-2pm $70
BLUEGRASS GUITAR
Instructor: Thomas Wakefield
Explore the fundamentals of bluegrass and flatpicking fiddle tunes by revealing the most common chords and chord progressions used in the style, common tunes, strum patterns, and rhythm accompaniment, the use of the capo, Carter strumming, alternating bass, and melodic/solo techniques such as hammer-ons, pull-offs, slides, double stops, and crosspicking. Beginning and advanced guitarists welcome. Winter: Saturday, Mar. 17, 10am-2pm Spring: Saturday, May 19, 10am-2pm $70
PAPER ARTS PAPER QUILLING (Ages 8+) Instructor: Deb Booth
Quilling is the art of curling and swirling thin strips of paper into colorful designs and shapes, which are then glued to a background. Learn basic quilling techniques and how to create basic quilling shapes. Each student will work on a 5"x7" piece of their own design. No experience necessary! Winter: Saturday, Mar. 10, 1-3pm Spring: Saturday, May 5, 1-3pm $35, plus $15 materials fee
NEW! MIXED MEDIA COLLAGE (Ages 15+) Instructor: Michelle Hoffmann NEW INSTRUCTOR!
Mix and match a variety of art materials such as acrylic paints, handmade papers, beads, stamps, fabric, and more, to create a finished piece of art. Students will also create a journal cover using many of the same materials. Let creativity be your guide as you explore and create unique collage works! Saturday, Apr. 28, 1-4pm $40, plus $10 materials fee
PHOTOGRAPHY BASIC DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY Instructor: Arthur Stephens
Learn about aperture and shutter functions and how ISO affects exposure. Compositional elements and guidelines are offered to improve images. This class covers variations in different focal length lenses and which lenses to use to achieve desired results. Students will also learn how to best use their camera’s built-in flash. Students are encouraged to have a digital SLR camera with interchangeable lenses for this class. Winter I: Tuesdays, Jan. 9 – Feb. 13, 10am-12:30pm Winter II: Wednesdays, Jan. 10 – Feb. 14, 6:30-9pm Winter III: Tuesdays, Feb. 27 – Apr. 3, 10am-12:30pm Winter IV: Wednesdays, Feb. 28 – Apr. 4, 6:30-9pm Spring I: Tuesdays, Apr. 17 – May 22, 10am-12:30pm Spring II: Wednesdays, Apr. 18 – May 23, 6:30-9pm $180
HOW YOUR DIGITAL CAMERA WORKS Instructor: Arthur Stephens
Learn how to use your digital camera properly without relying on the automatic setting to know what to do. This workshop provides a comprehensive overview on all the operations of your digital SLR camera. Cameras with interchangeable lenses are preferred for this course, but not required. Winter I: Saturday, Jan. 6, 10am-4pm Winter II: Saturday, Feb. 3, 10am-4pm Winter III: Saturday, Mar. 3, 10am-4pm Spring I: Saturday, Apr. 7, 10am-4pm Spring II: Saturday, May 5, 10am-4pm Spring III: Saturday, June 2, 10am-4pm $75
INTERMEDIATE DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY Instructor: Arthur Stephens
Expand your photographic vision and knowledge as you delve into the next steps in the digital photography experience! Class will focus on portraiture, painting with light, night photography (pm class) or landscape photography (am class), and documentary work. Students will need a tripod for the night photography portion of the class. Winter I: Thursdays, Jan. 11 – Feb. 1, 10am-12:30pm Winter II: Thursdays, Jan. 11 – Feb. 1, 6:30-9pm Winter III: Thursdays, Feb. 22 – Mar. 15, 10am-12:30pm Winter IV: Thursdays, Feb. 22 – Mar. 15, 6:30-9pm Spring I: Thursdays, Apr. 12 – May 3, 10am-12:30pm Spring II: Thursdays, Apr. 12 – May 3, 6:30-9pm Spring III: Thursdays, May 10 – 31, 10am-12:30pm Spring IV: Thursdays, May 10 – 31, 6:30-9pm $120
ADOBE LIGHTROOM
Instructor: Arthur Stephens
Lightroom has become the leading program in the photography industry for organizing and editing images. In this workshop, learn to import, archive, and edit your digital photos. Students without laptops may learn about the program and workflow via handouts on basic functions of importing, watermarking, archiving, renaming, editing, and more. Winter I: Wednesdays, Jan. 10-31, 10am-12:30pm Winter II: Mondays, Feb. 5 – Mar. 5 (no class 2/19), 6:30-9pm Winter III: Wednesdays, Feb. 21 – Mar. 14, 10am-12:30pm Spring I: Mondays, Apr. 2-23, 6:30-9pm Spring II: Wednesdays, Apr. 4-25, 10am-12:30pm Spring III: Mondays, Apr. 30 - May 21, 6:30-9pm Spring IV: Wednesdays, May 2-23, 10am-12:30pm Spring V: Mondays, June 4-25, 6:30-9pm Spring VI: Wednesdays, June 6-27, 10am-12:30pm $120
Required supplies for this program: Students must bring laptop pre-loaded with either an older version of Lightroom (4, 5, or 6) or Lightroom Classic CC. This course does not cover the mobile version or what is now currently called Lightroom CC, which is a cloud-based photo service.
NEW! TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP Instructor: Regula Franz NEW INSTRUCTOR!
Explore visual storytelling, which helps you document your journey more effectively. Through slide lecture and discussion, the instructor shares some of her experiences photographing people and places all over the world. This workshop also covers technical problems in travel situations, equipment, and effective digital workflow ideas. Students have an opportunity to share their travel shots – please bring 20 travel images on a thumb drive to share in class. Saturday, May 12, 10am-4pm $85
VISUAL ARTS ACRYLIC PAINTING
Instructor: Liz Swerdlow (Winter), Alicia Strum (Spring) NEW INSTRUCTOR!
This class is designed for the beginner to intermediate level student to build a basic understanding of acrylic painting in a relaxed and fun environment. Lessons include: color mixing, material information, various mediums, and theory & design concepts. Basic supplies provided for in class only. Winter: Wednesdays, Jan. 10 – Mar. 14, 7-9pm Spring: Wednesdays, Apr. 11 – June 13, 7-9pm $200, plus $75 new or $20 returning student materials fee
NEW! BODACIOUS ABSTRACT PAINTING Instructor: Jeanne Minnix NEW INSTRUCTOR!
Embark on a creative rampage! This class is designed to tap into your creative energy, help you loosen up and trust your intuition! Through a series of experimental group and individual exercises, learn various techniques to develop and strengthen your intuitive spirit to create powerful acrylic abstract paintings. Using an array of non-traditional techniques and tools, you will create a vocabulary of mark-making gestures, shapes, and lines to create highly personal and energetic paintings. Mondays, Jan. 22 – Feb. 12, 6:30-9pm $120, plus $10 materials fee & supply list available at www.artsglenallen.com
NEW! SERENDIPITY: EXPLORING ACRYLICS & RUBBING ALCOHOL Instructor: Jill Powell NEW INSTRUCTOR!
This workshop introduces beginner and practicing artists to how mixing acrylic paint and rubbing alcohol creates fascinating chemical reactions. Watch how paint is physically moved around the canvas by the alcohol and how it creates unique and vibrant colors. Practice and experiment with different colors and methods to learn how to create a finished piece or the start of a piece that can later be manipulated or built upon to create more resolved works. While the process is serendipitous, methods to affect the end result are also explored. No experience required! Please note: Artwork will need to dry for at least 24 hours and be polymer sealed once dry. Students will be able to pick up their completed, dry work one week following class. Winter: Saturday, Feb. 17, 10am-4pm Spring: Saturday, Apr. 21, 10am-4pm $80, plus $40 materials fee
ENCAUSTIC PAINTING Instructor: Lynda Ray
Create dynamic works of art using melted wax as you explore encaustic painting, a process that produces luminous and jewel-like surfaces and textures. Beginners as well as working artists are welcome! Demonstrations and experimentation allow students to learn techniques such as melting and fusing, line and edge, transfers, and texture and collage. Students can choose to practice all of these methods or just the ones that interest them. Paint, equipment, and small practice panels will be supplied. Students may bring wood panels up to 9"x12" if they wish to make larger, more resolved works. Winter: Saturday, Feb. 3, 11am-4pm Spring: Saturday, May 5, 11am-4pm Cost: $120, plus $35 materials fee
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2880 Mountain Road · 804.261.ARTS (2787) · www.artsglenallen.com NEW! EXPLORING WATERCOLOR Instructor: Michelle Hoffmann NEW INSTRUCTOR!
Explore different types of techniques and styles to create watercolor paintings, including: wet on wet painting, opaque watercolor painting, watercolor pencils, reverse painting, and many more unique techniques. Color and composition theory will also be introduced. No experience needed! Just come to explore, have fun, and let your inner artist shine! Winter: Thursdays, Jan. 18 – Mar. 8, 10am-12pm Spring: Thursdays, Apr. 26 – June 14, 10am-12pm Cost: $160, plus $25 materials fee
PASTEL PAINTING & DRAWING Instructor: Linda Leah Wolitz
Beginner and experienced painters alike will enjoy drawing and painting with pastels from photographs or still life. Pastels are a dry form of pigment mixed with a binder to hold the color together. They offer the same bold color as oil paints minus the liquid and the mess. Weekly demonstrations include discussion of the medium as well as individual paintings and instruction. Winter I: Tuesdays, Jan. 9 – Mar. 13, 2-4pm Winter II: Wednesdays, Jan. 10 – Mar. 14, 10am-12pm Winter III: Thursdays, Jan. 11 – Mar. 15, 7-9pm Spring I: Tuesdays, Apr. 10 – June 12, 2-4pm Spring II: Wednesdays, Apr. 11 – June 13, 10am-12pm Spring III: Thursdays, Apr. 12 – June 14, 7-9pm $200, plus materials discussed with instructor prior to class
ADVANCED WATERCOLORS Instructor: Roz Berlin
This course will progress the advanced student’s painting knowledge. Group lessons are provided, but personal exploration is encouraged. Focus on a wide range of topics, such as: landscape, still life, composition, perspective, lighting, and more! For advanced students only. Basic supplies provided for in-class only. A supply list will be provided for students to purchase personal materials. Winter: Thursdays, Jan. 11 – Mar. 15, 7-9pm Spring: Thursdays, Apr. 12 – June 14, 3-5pm $200, plus $15 materials fee
WONDEROUS WATERCOLORS Instructor: Roz Berlin
An introduction to the basics of watercolor painting, students will learn color-mixing, values, and brush techniques to build confidence in the medium. Basic supplies provided for in-class only. A supply list will be provided for students to purchase personal materials. Winter: Tuesdays, Jan. 9 – Mar. 13, 10am-12pm Spring: Tuesdays, Apr. 10 – June 12, 10am-12pm $200, plus $15 materials fee
INTERMEDIATE WATERCOLORS Instructor: Roz Berlin
Increase your overall painting knowledge while exploring old and new techniques. Study a wide range of topics, such as: landscape, still life, composition, perspective, experimentation, and more. For intermediate to advanced students. Basic supplies provided for in-class only. A supply list will be provided for students to purchase personal materials. Winter: Wednesdays, Jan. 10 – Mar. 14, 10am-12pm Spring: Wednesdays, Apr. 11 – June 13, 10am-12pm $200, plus $15 materials fee
All Comes Around, by Jeanne Minnix, Bodacious Abstract Painting
INTERMEDIATE ACRYLIC PAINTING Instructor: Roz Berlin
Intermediate to advanced level artists will build upon their basic understanding of acrylic painting. Study color mixing, design concepts, and acrylic mediums, with an emphasis on individual exploration. Basic supplies provided for in-class only. A supply list will be provided for students to purchase personal materials. Winter: Tuesdays, Jan. 9 – Mar. 13, 7-9pm Spring: Tuesdays, Apr. 10 – June 12, 7-9pm $200, plus $15 materials fee
SUNDAY PAINTERS Instructor: Roz Berlin
Acrylic and watercolor students of all levels will increase their overall painting knowledge while exploring new techniques each week. Study will include a wide range of topics, including: landscape, still life, composition, perspective, and more. Basic supplies provided for in-class only. A supply list will be provided for students to purchase personal materials. Winter: Sundays, Jan. 7 – Mar. 11, 2-4pm Spring: Sundays, Apr. 8 – June 10, 2-4pm $200, plus $15 materials fee
HAPPY HOUR ART MONOGRAM PARTY! Instructor: Kara Schrinel
Bring out your creative side at this fun social event painting your own monogrammed door hanger/wall art. No artistic skills needed. Participants choose their own custom-made sign to paint any way they choose. Each monogrammed hanger is solid wood for indoor or outdoor use. Paint, supplies, and a glass of wine are included in the price. Choose a design from the lists below: Winter: Friday, Mar. 2, 7-9pm Designs include: Bunny, Dragonfly, Ballet Shoes, Dog, Watermelon Spring: Thursday, May 17, 7-9pm Designs include: Flip Flop, Crab, Anchor, Pineapple, Palm Tree $55
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YOUTH PROGRAMS CONFECTIONARY ARTS Chocolate Factory (Ages 7-12) Instructor: Ann Spark
Using white, milk, and dark chocolates and vanilla candies, students will create lollipops, cookie pops, decorated molded candies, peanut butter cups, crispy clusters, and more! Saturday, Jan. 13, 9am-12pm Saturday, May 12, 9am-12pm $35, plus $25 materials fee
NEW!! CULINARY ARTS BEGINNER CHEF – GETTING DOWN TO THE BASICS! (Ages 5-16) Instructor: Victoria’s Kitchen LLC
Let’s learn the fundamentals of cooking and baking. Whether your child is just starting in the kitchen or is more advanced, these kid chef classes are tailored so that each child can learn and develop the lifelong skills of cooking! Menu examples – Egg Dishes: Silly Scrambles, Fancy Frittatas; Fruit kebobs: how to wash & prep fruits!; Meatballs & spaghetti; brownies; strawberry shortcake, etc! Mondays, Jan. 8-29 (no class 1/15), 6-7:30pm 3 weeks, $150 per student Thursdays, Jan. 4-25, 4:30-6pm 4 weeks, $200 per student
SWEETS FOR MY SWEETIE! (Ages 5-16) Instructor: Victoria’s Kitchen LLC
It’s time to bake up some wonderful treats – just in time for Valentine’s Day! Baking is a great way to show someone how much they mean to you. It’s also a great skill to have in the kitchen. Students will also work on cupcake and cookie decorating skills and will learn how to make their own buttermilk! Menu examples: Valentine Vanilla Cupcakes, Homemade Buttercream Icing, Sugar Cookies, Our Signature Chocolate Chip Cookies, No Bake Granola Bars & Balls, Homemade Cinnamon Rolls, etc! Mondays, Feb. 5-26 (no class 2/19), 6-7:30pm 3 weeks, $150 per student Thursdays, Feb. 1-22, 4:30-6pm 4 weeks, $200 per student
IT’S DOUGH TIME! LEARN HOW TO MAKE QUICK BREADS (Ages 5-16) Instructor: Victoria’s Kitchen LLC
Let’s learn how to make quick breads! Making your own bread saves money and is better for you. Plus, it’s just plain fun! Menu examples: Homemade Loaves, Free style Loaf, Italian Breads, Zucchini Breads, Homemade Pizzas, Banana Bread, etc. We’ll also be whipping up specialty sandwiches and super salads to go along with these great breads! Mondays, Mar. 5-26, 6-7:30pm Thursdays, Mar. 1-22, 4:30-6pm $200 per student
SPRING SPECTACULAR! (Ages 5-16) Instructor: Victoria’s Kitchen LLC
Let’s hone our knife skills, fruit & veggie prep skills, seasoning mixture skills, and grilling skills! Menu examples: Mexican Fiesta, Homemade salsa, Homemade Tortillas, Tacos, Grilled Quesadillas, Spring roll-ups, Veggie Roll-ups, Veggie & fruit cups stuffed with fresh fillings, Grilled Chicken & Steak Veggie Kabobs, and Grilled Specialty Wrap Kabobs. Spring Break Special Session: Monday, Apr. 2 - Thursday, Apr. 5, 10:30am-12:30pm 4 classes, Cost: $200 Mondays, Apr. 9-30, 6-7:30pm Thursdays, Apr. 12-26, 4:30-6pm 3 classes, $150 per student
GRILL MANIA! (Ages 5-16)
Instructor: Victoria’s Kitchen LLC
Let’s learn to make some favorite grilling foods! Burger Bonanza: Beef Burgers, Veggie Black Bean Burgers, Grilled Chicken Tenders, Grilled Specialty Wraps & Sandwiches, & Grilled fruits! Also includes knife skills, seasoning blending, sauce making skills, and veggie prep skills. Mondays, May 7-21, 6-7:30pm 3 weeks, $150 Thursdays, May 3-24, 4:30-6pm 4 weeks, $200 per student
Classes are subject to cancellation if the minimum number of students is not reached a week prior to the class starting.
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2880 Mountain Road · 804.261.ARTS (2787) · www.artsglenallen.com SUMMER CRUISE! (Ages 5-16) Instructor: Victoria’s Kitchen LLC
Let’s sail the world and discover the delish foods we can cook along the way! Menu examples: Cream Cheese Wontons w/ Dipping Sauce; Veggie Egg Rolls w/ Dipping Sauce; Spaghetti & Meatballs, Enchiladas, Croque Monsieur Croissant Sandwiches, Fruit Bowls, and more! Monday, June 18 – Thursday, June 21, 9am-11:30am Monday, June 25 – Thursday, June 28, 9am-11:30am $200 per student
ROBOTICS WINTER WONDERLAND ENGINEERING WORKSHOP (Ages 5-6) Using LEGO Materials Instructor: Play-Well Technologies
In this school’s out workshop, Play-Well staff will help participants to apply engineering, architecture, creativity, and fun to create a magical Winter Wonderland! Build motorized contraptions like snowmobiles, gondolas, or a hilltop village! Explore your wildest winter dreams with the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor. Monday, Jan. 29, 9am-12pm $50
BATTLETRACKS WORKSHOP (Ages 7-12) Using LEGO Materials Instructor: Play-Well Technologies
In this school’s out workshop, build a motorized train that will take on other competitors on our special LEGO monorail tracks. Students can let their imagination run wild with designing, building, and testing different mechanisms until the right parts are combined into the ultimate Battletrack machine! Explore your craziest ideas in a supportive learning environment. Monday, Jan. 29, 1-4pm $50
INTRO TO STEM (Ages 5-6) Using LEGO Materials Instructor: Play-Well Technologies
Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of LEGO parts! Build engineer-designed projects and use special pieces to create your own unique designs! New and returning students can explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO building system with the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor. Monday, Apr. 2, 9am-12pm $50
STEM CHALLENGE (Ages 7-12) Using LEGO Materials Instructor: Play-Well Technologies
Master your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of thousands of LEGO parts! Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture through engineerdesigned projects. Explore your craziest ideas in a supportive environment. Monday, Apr. 2, 1-4pm $50
SPRING BREAK FUN IMAGINATION STUDIO SPRING BREAK CAMP (AGES 6-11) Instructor: Kathryn Sullivan
Your children’s imaginations will thaw from the cold, cold winter months, while engaging in a variety of artistic mediums. They will explore painting, clay building, printmaking, and more, creating original works of art. Monday, Apr. 2-Friday, Apr. 6, 9am-5pm $250, plus campers must bring their own lunch each day. Pick up must be no later than 5:15pm or additional charges will apply.
SPRING SPECTACULAR! COOKING CAMP (Ages 5-16)
Instructor: Victoria’s Kitchen LLC
Let’s hone our knife skills, fruit & veggie prep skills, seasoning mixture skills, and grilling skills! Menu examples: Mexican Fiesta, Homemade salsa, Homemade Tortillas, Tacos, Grilled Quesadillas, Spring roll-ups, Veggie Roll-ups, Veggie & fruit cups stuffed with fresh fillings, Grilled Chicken & Steak Veggie Kabobs, and Grilled Specialty Wrap Kabobs. Monday, Apr. 2 - Thursday, Apr. 5, 10:30am-12:30pm $200
INTRO TO STEM (Ages 5-6) Using LEGO Materials Instructor: Play-Well Technologies
Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of LEGO parts! Build engineer-designed projects and use special pieces to create your own unique designs! New and returning students can explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO building system with the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor. Monday, Apr. 2, 9am-12pm $50
STEM CHALLENGE (Ages 7-12) Using LEGO Materials Instructor: Play-Well Technologies
Master your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of thousands of LEGO parts! Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture through engineerdesigned projects. Explore your craziest ideas in a supportive environment. Monday, Apr. 2, 1-4pm $50
VISUAL ARTS FOR KIDS RECYCLED ART EXPLORATORY (Ages 6-11) Instructor: Kathryn Sullivan
This class gives kids a chance to explore art and imagination using a variety of recycled materials. There will be a few examples of directions they can go in, however they will have the freedom to create their own projects. Winter: Saturday, Feb. 10, 1-4pm Spring: Saturday, May 19, 1-4pm $25, plus $5 materials fee
PRINTMAKING FOR KIDS (Ages 6-11) Instructor: Kathryn Sullivan
This will be a crash course for beginning young print makers. Learn different mono printing techniques with different textures, drawing, and collaging techniques. Students will also use Styrofoam trays to create an intaglio type technique. Winter: Saturdays, Feb. 24 – Mar. 10, 10am-12pm Spring: Saturdays, June 2-16, 10am-12pm $50, plus $15 materials fee
NEW! INTRODUCTION TO CARTOONING (Ages 8-10)
Instructor: Michelle Hoffmann NEW INSTRUCTOR!
Students will learn how to create their own characters with their unique personalities while creating a comic strip just like from the Sunday papers. Using the same character, students will create a small flip book that has your character moving and completing an action such as running, jumping, blowing bubbles, or anything your imagination desires. Saturdays, Mar. 3 & 10, 1-4pm $50, plus $15 materials fee
IMAGINATION STUDIO SPRING BREAK CAMP (AGES 6-11)
Instructor: Kathryn Sullivan
Your children’s imaginations will thaw from the cold, cold winter months, while engaging in a variety of artistic mediums. They will explore painting, clay building, printmaking, and more, creating original works of art. Monday, Apr. 2 – Friday, Apr. 6, 9am-5pm $250, plus campers must bring their own lunch each day. Pick up must be no later than 5:15pm or additional charges will apply.
PAPER QUILLING (Ages 8+) Instructor: Deb Booth
Quilling is the art of curling and swirling thin strips of paper into colorful designs and shapes which are then glued to a background. Learn basic quilling techniques and how to create basic quilling shapes. Each student will work on a 5"x7" piece of their own design. No experience necessary! Winter: Saturday, Mar. 10, 1-3pm Spring: Saturday, May 5, 1-3pm $35, plus $15 materials fee
VISUAL ARTS FOR TEENS TEEN WHEEL THROWING Instructor: Jane Hendley
Learn how to create basic pottery forms using fundamental techniques, such as centering and throwing a cylinder. Basic pottery forms such as a cup, bowl, and plate will also be explored. Winter: Wednesdays, Jan. 17 – Mar. 21, 4:30-6pm Spring: Wednesdays, Apr. 11 – June 13, 4:30-6pm $220, plus $35 materials fee
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Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis.* All registrations must be accompanied by full payment. Payment may be in the form of a check or as a charge to Mastercard, Visa, Discover or American Express. All checks should be made out to The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen (CACGA). Please use this form when registering. If you choose to pay by check and your check is dishonored, you agree to pay a service fee of $35 or any higher amount allowed by law, and we may electronically debit or draft your account for this fee. Also, if your check is returned for insufficient or uncollected funds, your check may be electronically re-presented for payment. *Classes are open to adults 18 years old and up unless otherwise stated. Registration may be:
- phoned in to 804-261-ARTS (2787); Mon–Fri., 9am–5pm
- Online at www.artsglenallen.com,
- mailed to CACGA, Attn: Class registrant, P.O. Box 1249, Glen Allen, VA 23060
- hand or special delivered to CACGA, 2880 Mountain Road, Glen Allen, VA 23060
Cancellation of classes by CACGA Policy: If a sufficient number of registrations is not received a week prior for any individual class, the class may be cancelled. If this occurs, registered students may request a transfer to another class or a full refund will be processed. Cancellation by student Cancellations will be accepted by phone at 804-261-ARTS (2787). No refunds or credits are issued for student cancellations. In some cases, students may transfer to another class. A $20 transfer fee will apply. How did you hear about these classes?____________________ Have you participated in any Center classes in the past? If yes, which one(s)?_________________________________