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School of Creative Arts I Classes and Workshops

Fall/Winter 2014 - 2015 I DelrayArts.org

CONTENTS

Fall/Winter 2014/2015 Classes & Terms at a Glance 2 Art Classes ................................................................. 3 Workshops ..................................................................8 Photography Classes ............................................... 10 Digital Imaging Classes............................................. 11 Writing Classes ......................................................... 13 Youth Classes ........................................................... 15 Instructor Bios ........................................................... 17 Meetup Groups ........................................................ 20 Registration ............................................................... 21

A new season of creativity is upon us! The classes and workshops listed in our 2014/2015 Season Brochure highlight our offerings during September 2014 through April 2015. Registration for all terms and workshops begin in August. Become a member of Delray Beach Center for the Arts and your registration fee is reduced! Students and guests are encouraged to attend our open houses in August and December. Ask about our Open House registration incentives! The School of Creative Arts Student and Instructor showcase is on exhibit in The Crest Theatre Gallery until November. Other student showcase opportunities will occur outside under the Loggia, on the third Friday of the month, October through January, during our Free Friday Night Concerts! Check

STAFF DIRECTORY

SCHOOL OF CREATIVE ARTS

561.243.7922

Joe Gillie President and CEO Delray Beach Center for the Arts......................Ext. 504 Ann Smith Arts Education Coordinator.............................. Ext. 317 Sharon Morgan Arts Education Assistant.................................. Ext. 478 Deborah Veres Front Desk Registration....................................Ext. 478 Brittany Curtis Front Desk Registration....................................Ext. 478 SEND A KID TO CLASS

Delray Beach Center for the Arts offers scholarships to children from Delray Beach who cannot afford to attend class. Scholarships are funded through partner organizations such as the Delray Art League and awarded through the Palm Beach County School District. Your donation of $100 will provide a full scholarship that covers all class expenses. Want to help?

Please contact Ann Smith, Education Coordinator, at 561.243.7922, x317.

out DelrayArts.org for class schedule updates and the latest information on all of our activities at Delray Beach Center for the Arts! Sincerely, Ann P. Smith

Arts Education Coordinator School of Creative Arts Delray Beach Center for the Arts, Inc. asmith@DelrayArts.org 561.243.7922, x317

MARK YOUR CALENDAR! OPEN HOUSE EVENTS Crest Theatre Studios

Saturday, August 9, 2014 1 p.m. – 3 p.m. Saturday, December 13, 2014 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. Saturday, April 18, 2015 1 p.m. – 3 p.m. • Meet our instructors and learn how our programs can help you discover or expand your creative potential! • Meet students and view their art in the School of Creative Arts Showcase!

THE SCHOOL OF CREATIVE ARTS SHOWCASES Crest Theatre Galleries

Student and Instructor Showcase: April 30, 2014 – November 2, 2014 Student Showcase: November 6, 2014 – January 11, 2015

Cover Artist: Instructor, Carla Golembe

Outdoor Pavilion Loggia with Free Friday Concerts: October 17, 2014 November 21, 2014 December 19, 2014 January 16, 2015

Artist: Instructor, Sid Delmar Leach

FALL/WINTER 2014/2015 CLASSES AND TERMS AT A GLANCE Monday 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Tuesday

All Media Painting

Wednesday

Drawing and Painting

Members Studio

Thursday Members Studio Art à la Carte

Beginning Acrylic Painting

Still Life Painting Oil/Acrylic

Discovering Abstract Painting

Intermediate/Advanced Watercolor (Term 3 & 4)

Painting with Pastels (Term 3 & 4)

Working the Master Photographic Image

Friday

Photographic Perspective Drawing

Master Fine Art Photography

10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

Photography on the Move

Watercolor (Term 2, 3 & 4)

11:30 a.m.- 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.

CreArtivity - Portfolio Preparation: 2-D & 3-D Discover Your Personal Painting Style

Oil/Acrylic Painting Workshop

Figure Drawing

All Media Painting

Intuitive Painting: Art from the Heart (Term 1 & 3)

Oil/Acrylic Painting Workshop (Term 3 & 4)

Collage and Mixed Media

Watercolor

Watercolor (Term 2, 3 & 4)

Learning to Draw, Learning to See (Term 2 & 4)

The Abstract Experience: Members’ Studio Introduction to Using Your Digital Camera

Art à la Carte

Advanced - Fine Art Photography

Intermediate - Fine Art Photography

Advanced - Fine Art Photography

Introduction to Adobe Photoshop Elements

Advanced Adobe Photoshop Elements

The WOW! Factor

1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m.

Creative Writing: Fiction/Nonfiction

1:00 p.m.-3:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m.

Saturday

Portrait and Caricature

Messy Hands

Young Photographers Beginning and Intermediate Drawing and Painting

5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m.

Getting into Art School: Perfecting your Portfolio

5:00 p.m.-7:30 p.m.

Exploring Large Scale: Painting & Drawing

6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.

Critique Group 1

6:30 p.m.-9:30 p.m.

Members Studio

7:00 p.m.-9:30 p.m.

Drawing and Painting

Creative Writing: Fiction/Nonfiction

Introduction to Using Your Digital Camera Introduction to Adobe Lightroom 5

School 2014-2015 Term 1

Creative Fine Art Photography … An Artist’s View

Advanced Class for Adobe Lightroom 5.4

Starting

Ending

Length

9/2/14

10/25/14

8 Weeks

From Memories to Memoir

Working the Master Photographic Image

School Closed

No Class

■ ART

10/4, evenings only for 9/24 and 10/3

Beginning and Intermediate Drawing and Painting - Howard

9/17

Exploring Large Scale: Painting and Drawing - Seuling

10/2

Working the Master Photographic Image - Neiman

10/13, 10/16

Term 2

10/27/14

12/20/14

8 Weeks

11/27-11/29, 12/13, evenings only for 12/4 and 12/16

Term 3

1/5/15

2/28/15

7 Weeks

1/19 - 1/24, 2/6, 2/7, 2/16

Beginning and Intermediate Drawing and Painting - Howard Term 4 All Media Painting - Maguire

■ PHOTOGRAPHY ■ DIGITAL IMAGING ■ WRITING

2/11 3/2/15

4/25/15

8 Weeks

■ YOUTH

3/28, 4/3, 4/4, 4/10, 4/11 3/23, 3/30, 3/26, 4/2

ART CLASSES DRAWING DRAWING AND PAINTING – Ralph Papa For all levels Students will work along with the instructor on developing a drawing into an original painting. Here you will signiﬁcantly improve or enhance your drawing skills and learn to apply expert tips and techniques in transitioning a charcoal drawing into a harmonious color landscape or portrait. Participants are welcome to bring in paintings or drawings completed outside of class for periodic instructor and class review sessions. Join us in this class to develop or increase your visual creativity via drawing and painting. Tuesday 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. / Studio #1 Term 2 October 28 – December 16 Term 3 January 6 – February 24 No class January 20, 2015 Term 4 March 3 – April 21 Artist: Instructor, Raiph Papa

WORKShOpS

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RESIDENT ARTIST WORKSHOPS

Creativity and Style for Artists January 9, 2015 Ralph Papa Artist: Instructor, Donna Steger Fuller

Painting Color and Light in Watercolors October 17,18,19, 2014 Steve Rogers

Wednesday 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. / Studio #1 Term 1 September 3 – October 22 Term 2 October 29 – December 17 Term 3 January 7 – February 25 No class January 21, 2015 Term 4 March 4 – April 22

Plein Aire Workshop January 16,17,18, 2015 Larry Leach Radical Departures February 13,14,15, 2015 Sherry O’Neill

(7 wks.) Fee: $260 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 (8 Wks.) Fee: $295

For all levels In this class we will try to relearn how to see with the emphasis on using your eyes and mind to develop what you see, what to use and what to leave out. The instructor will provide assistance to break old habits while learning new ones. Students will work with new materials and be encouraged to practice new ways to draw. Critiques, instructor demonstrations and individual attention will be provided. Students will draw from life models, both ﬁgure and portrait. Model fee of $65 is included class fee.

Pencil Magic October 21, 2014 and February 10, 2015 Sid Delmar Leach

Building an Abstract Series March 6,7,8, 2015 Brenda Hope Zappitell

(8 Wks.) Fee: $295

FIGURE DRAWING – Robert Barra

Perspective for Artists September 9, 2014 Ralph Papa

VISITING ARTIST WORKSHOPS

Tuesday 7:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. / Studio #1 Term 2 October 28 – December 9 Term 3 January 6 – February 24 No class January 20, 2015 Term 4 March 3 – April 21

(8 wks.) Fee: $295 (7 wks.) Fee: $260

Artist: Instructor, Grace Gdaniec

Visit DelrayArts.org for class schedule updates.

(8 wks.) Fee: $360 (8 wks.) Fee: $360 (7 wks.) Fee: $325 (8 Wks.) Fee: $360

PHOTOGRAPHIC PERSPECTIVE DRAWING TECHNIQUES – Sid DelMar Leach Previous experience required In this class you will learn how to turn your digital photos into beautiful pencil drawings. you will learn which of your personal photos will make a satisfactory graphite work of art by using step by step guidelines. Techniques will be used as shown in this instructor’s book: “Photographic Perspective Drawing Techniques.” Make your vacation photo drawings something of which you can be proud! Thursday 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. / Studio #4 Term 1 September 4 – October 23 Term 2 October 30 – December 18 No class November 27, 2014 Term 3 January 8 – February 26 No class January 22, 2015 Term 4 March 5 – April 23

(8 wks.) Fee: $295 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 (8 Wks.) Fee: $295

NEW! EXPLORING LARGE SCALE: PAINTING AND DRAWING – Gwenn Seuling For all levels Did you ever want to see your artwork larger than life? Explore large scale work in wet, dry, and mixed media. Learn to scale your drawings, and execute them with a variety of materials. Bigger is easier! Thursday 5:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. / Studio #1 Term 1 September 4 – October 23 No class October 2, 2014 Term 2 October 30 – December 18 No class November 27, 2014 and December 4, 2014 Term 3 January 8 – February 26 No class January 22, 2015 Term 4 March 5 – April 23

ALL MEDIA PAINTING – Patricia Maguire For beginner/intermediate Painting techniques, composition, color mixing and learning to “see” is the core of this fun, energetic class. Techniques include fundamental concepts of design, choosing an appropriate color palette and brushstroke for your landscape, portrait or “from the imagination” concept. Learn to create atmospheric perspective, visual depth and capture light. Maximize your painting potential by developing your eye and loosening your hand. work in any realistic, impressionist or referential manner with oils, acrylics, watercolors, pastels, drawing or mixed media. Use source and reference material when needed, or create from your imagination. Individual attention, in a supportive atmosphere, will be given in order to nurture your artistic growth. Emphasis will be given to developing a style that is unique to you. Free your hand, free your mind, discover or relearn the joys of painting! Monday 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. / Studio #3 Term 1 September 8 – October 20 Term 2 October 27 – December 15 Term 3 January 5 – February 23 No class January 19, 2015 and February 16, 2015 Term 4 March 2 – March 16 April 6 – April 20

(7 wks.) Fee: $260 (8 wks.) Fee: $295 (6 wks.) Fee: $225 (3 Wks.) Fee: $120 (3 wks.) Fee: $120

DISCOVER YOUR PERSONAL PAINTING STYLE – Carla Golembe (7 wks.) Fee: $260 (6 wks.) Fee: $225 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 (8 Wks.) Fee: $295

LEARNING TO DRAW, LEARNING TO SEE – Carla Golembe For beginner/intermediate This course will introduce beginners to the fundamentals of drawing and allow intermediate students to hone their abilities in a fun and encouraging atmosphere. The class will teach students how to create drawings from observation, with a focus on sighting, use of line, shading, mark making, elements of composition and creativity. Students will build technical skill and develop personal expression while drawing from a variety of subjects. Participants will have the opportunity to combine learning to see, with working inventively. In addition to class projects, students who wish to draw outside of class will receive suggestions for projects tailored to their personal skills and desires. Students will receive individualized attention and become familiar with verbal expression of visual language. Friday 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. / Studio #1 Term 2 October 31 – December 12 No class November 28, 2014 Term 4 March 6 – April 24 No Class April 3, 2015 or April 10, 2015

pAINTING

For all levels (acrylic) Explore painting techniques, composition, color and creative expression in an upbeat and encouraging atmosphere. Learn brushwork, layering, and color mixing techniques and apply them to express yourself in paint. Discover how source material can be a springboard for your imagination to take flight and create a work of art. Projects are suggested to those seeking guidance. As your confidence and skills evolve, you will be encouraged to develop your own ideas. you will benefit from individual attention, demonstrations and supportive critiques. All skill levels are welcome and direction is tailored to your abilities and artistic goals. Instruction will be in acrylic. Monday 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. / Studio #1 Term 1 September 8 – October 20 Term 2 October 27 – December 15 Term 3 January 5 – February 23 No class January 19, 2015 and February 16, 2015 Term 4 March 2 – April 20

(7 wks.) Fee: $260 (8 wks.) Fee: $295 (6 wks.) Fee: $225 (8 Wks.) Fee: $295

(6 wks.) Fee: $225 (6 Wks.) Fee: $225

ART CLASSES BEGINNING ACRYLIC PAINTING Staff Instructor This class provides a foundation in the proper use of materials, introduction to painting skills and use of artistic terminology. By learning to mix colors, becoming aware of good composition and the many elements related to interesting design, you can unleash your individual creativity.

Artist: Student, Sami Davidson

Tuesday 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. / Studio #3 Term 1 September 2 – October 21 (8 wks.) Fee: $295 Term 2 October 28 – December 16 (8 wks.) Fee: $295 Term 3 January 6 – February 24 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 No class January 20, 2015 Term 4 March 3 – April 21 (8 Wks.) Fee: $295

OIL/ACRYLIC PAINTING WORKSHOP – Donna Fuller For all levels This is a class for all levels with one on one instruction. you will be helped to understand what your paint and brushes can do for you and how to make them work in creating your art and developing your own distinctive style. you will use copy/photographs of your own reference; perhaps to capture the shape of a tree, a building, a shadow on a wall or perfect color for a ﬁeld of ﬂowers. This class will help the student translate the image correctly for use in their painting. you will also learn good composition to create beautiful, dynamic visual statements Tuesday 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. / Studio #1 Term 1 September 2 – October 21 Term 2 October 28 – December 16 Term 3 January 6 – February 24 No class January 20, 2015 Term 4 March 3 – April 21 Monday 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. / Studio #2 Term 3 January 5 – February 23 No class January 19, 2015 and February 16, 2015 Term 4 March 2 – April 20

(8 wks.) Fee: $295 (8 wks.) Fee: $295 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 (8 Wks.) Fee: $295 (6 wks.) Fee: $225 (8 Wks.) Fee: $295

STILL LIFE PAINTING OIL/ACRYLIC – Robert Barra For all levels Sharpen your skills as a painter. From the still life set up in the studio, the instructor will demonstrate each step of the painting. Instruction emphasis will focus on composition, contrast, color and light. Daily critiques will be offered. Painting sizes 16 x 20 or smaller are recommended. Wednesday 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. / Studio #3 Term 1 September 3 – October 22 Term 2 October 29 – December 17 Term 3 January 7 – February 25 No class January 21, 2015 Term 4 March 4 – April 22 5

(8 wks.) Fee: $295 (8 wks.) Fee: $295 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 (8 Wks.) Fee: $295

DISCOVERING ABSTRACT PAINTING – Staff Instructor For all levels This course will explore your creative self and open your mind to the possibilities of working with new methods, taking risks, painting intuitively and allowing chance to create a breakthrough. Artistic originality is encouraged in a light atmosphere where “mistakes” can be turned into masterpieces. Through a process of experimentation and discovery, your personal, unique vision will be nurtured and realized. we will learn about the visual language of painting in dealing with color, composition and painting techniques. Through several tried and true methods, the process of creating a well-designed, non-objective abstract painting will be demystiﬁed. This class includes weekly demonstrations as well as critiques and individual guidance. Thursday 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. / Studio #1 Term 1 September 4 – October 23 Term 2 October 30 – December 18 Term 3 January 8 – February 26 No class January 22, 2015 Term 4 March 5 – April 23

(8 wks.) Fee: $295 (8 wks.) Fee: $295 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 (8 Wks.) Fee: $295

ALL MEDIA PAINTING – Patricia Maguire For intermediate to advanced painters Painting techniques, composition, color mixing and learning to “see” is the core of this fun, energetic class. Techniques include fundamentals to advanced concepts of design, choosing an appropriate color palette and brushstroke for your landscape, portrait or “from the imagination” concept. Learn to create atmospheric perspective, visual depth and capture light. Maximize your painting potential by developing your eye and loosening your hand. work in any realistic, impressionist or referential manner with oils, acrylics, watercolors, pastels, drawing or mixed media. Use source and reference material when needed, or create from your imagination. Individual attention, in a supportive atmosphere, will be given in order to nurture your artistic growth. Emphasis will be given to developing a style that is unique to you. Free your hand, free your mind, discover or relearn the joys of painting! Thursday 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. / Studio #1 Term 1 September 4 – October 23 Term 2 October 30 – December 18 No class November 27, 2014 Term 3 January 8 – February 26 No class January 22, 2015 Term 4 March 5 – March 19 April 9 – April 23 NEW! PAINTING WITH PASTELS – Charles Passarelli

(8 wks.) Fee: $295 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 (3 Wks.) Fee: $120 (3 wks.) Fee: $120

This class is intended to open new vistas of the beauty of pastel painting. with a hands on approach you will be shown the proper materials to use and how to apply it to your painting. Mostly, you will be exposed to the thought process that goes into choosing the correct value, color and composition necessary to produce a good painting. you will all work on the same subject along with the instructor so you will be able to see how to accomplish the process of painting a good pastel. Thursday 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. / Studio #2 Term 3 January 8 –February 26 No class January 22, 2015 Term 4 March 5 – April 23 Visit DelrayArts.org for class schedule updates.

(7 wks.) Fee: $260 (8 Wks.) Fee: $295

WATERCOLOR

NEW! ART À LA CARTE – Drawing and Painting Instructors Are you curious about our art classes and can’t make up your mind? would you like to learn something new but don’t want to commit for a whole term? Not sure which medium to use? Then this class is for you! Take a tour through our classes and Instructors in this course designed to let you try our full menu of courses! Each week will feature a project in each of the following areas: drawing with charcoal, pencil art, watercolor, pastel, acrylic painting, oil painting, collage and abstract. Materials will be provided in each class so you don’t have to invest in a medium until you have had a chance to explore it! Class fee includes $25 for materials. Friday 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. / Studio #2 Friday 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. / Studio #2 Term 1 September 5 – October 24 No class October 3, 2014 Term 2 October 31 – December 19 No class November 28, 2014 Term 3 January 9 – February 27 No class January 23, 2015 or February 6, 2015 Term 4 March 6 – April 24 No Class April 3, 2015 or April 10, 2015

(7 wks.) Fee: $285 (7 wks.) Fee: $285 (6 wks.) Fee: $250 (6 Wks.) Fee: $250

NEW! INTUITIVE PAINTING: ART FROM THE HEART – Carla Golembe In this fun process oriented class, students will be encouraged to tap into their creative source. Focusing on painting from your inner being, you’ll discover your authentic style of mark making, palette, and imagery. Through guided step by step prompts and demos at the start of each class, you’ll allow your paintings to emerge. This is not a class about replicating a particular image or style or copying photos. Rather, the course encourages you to think outside the box and explore what is intuitive and organic to you. your imagery may be evocative of something recognizable or totally abstract. There will be instruction in color, paint mixing, composition, layering and the use of various tools; however the focus will be to nurture you to dive into creativity. There are no “mistakes” in this class, only opportunities to let go of preconceived notions and build conﬁdence. The class is open to anyone with a desire to play and discover. Friday 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. / Studio #1 Term 1 September 5 – October 24 No class October 3, 2014 Term 3 January 9 – February 27 No class January 23, 2015 or February 6, 2015

(7 wks.) Fee: $260 (6 wks.) Fee: $225

WATERCOLOR – Gustave Wander For all levels watercolor paintings are created with paint, drawings, composition and various techniques. The subject matter can be achieved by absorbing nature in many ways: travel, reference material and creative thinking. Students will learn to see and use all these tools in order to create a painting of their choice. Wednesday 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. / Studio #3 Term 1 September 3 – October 22 No class September 24, 2014 Term 2 October 29 – December 17 Term 3 January 7 – February 25 No class January 21, 2015 Term 4 March 4 – April 22

(8 Wks.) Fee: $295

For all levels Original observation and creativity are our goals as we learn traditional techniques of realism for drawing and painting. we will use natural daylight and subject matter such as orchids, tropical plants and ﬂowers, tropical fruit, shells, natural objects, interesting props and more. Learn to mix rich Florida colors and earth tones from the primaries. Stretch your skills with positive/ negative spaces and volume, while developing your own style. Instructor uses critiques, art history, slides and demos. Thursday 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. / Studio #3 Thursday 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. / Studio #3 Term 2 October 30 – December 11 No Class November 27, 2014 Term 3 January 15 – February 26 No Class January 22, 2015 Term 4 March 5 – April 9

(6 wks.) Fee: $225 (6 wks.) Fee: $225 (6 Wks.) Fee: $225

INTERMEDIATE TO ADVANCED WATERCOLOR – Charles Passarelli Previous watercolor painting experience required. Students will further their skills by learning how to use color, the correct ways of applying paint, technique, styles and tricks to accomplish effects in their work. A photocopy will be furnished to students as all will work on the same subject at the same time.

Wednesday 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. / Studio #2 Term 3 January 7 – February 25 No class January 21, 2015 Term 4 March 4 – April 22

Artist: Instructor, Karen Eskesen

(8 wks.) Fee: $295 (7 wks.) Fee: $260

WATERCOLOR – Karen Eskesen

Tuesday 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. / Studio #2 Term 3 January 6 – February 24 No class January 20, 2015 Term 4 March 3 – April 21

Artist: Instructor, Genia Howard

(7 wks.) Fee: $260

(7 wks.) Fee: $260 (8 Wks.) Fee: $295 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 (8 Wks.) Fee: $295

ART CLASSES MEMBERS’ STUDIO For Members of Delray Beach Center for the Arts Ages 18 and up No Instruction / Live Model Delray Beach Center for the Arts members may secure their space by registering for the full term in advance and receive one class free! Single class registration of $15.00 at the door is based on availability. There is no instruction; there is a live model. Format alternates each week between one long portrait pose and a nude ﬁgure with a short warm-up and a longer pose. Tuesday 6:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. / Studio #1/ Alternates Figure/Portrait Term 1 September 2 – October 21 (8 wks.) Fee: $105 Term 2 October 28 – December 9 (7 wks.) Fee: $ 90 Term 3 January 6 – February 24 (7 wks.) Fee: $ 90 No class January 20, 2015 Term 4 March 3 – April 21 (8 Wks.) Fee: $105 Wednesday 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. / Studio #1 / Figure Only Term 1 September 3 – October 22 (8 wks.) Fee: $105 Term 2 October 29 – December 17 (8 wks.) Fee: $105 Term 3 January 7 – February 25 (7 wks.) Fee: $ 90 No class January 21, 2015 Term 4 March 4 – April 22 (8 Wks.) Fee: $105 Friday 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. / Studio #1 / Alternates Figure/Portrait Term 1 September 5 – October 24 (8 wks.) Fee: $105 Term 2 October 31 – December 19 (7 wks.) Fee: $ 90 No class November 28, 2014 Term 3 January 9 – February 27 (6 wks.) Fee: $ 75 No class January 23, 2015 or February 6, 2015 Term 4 March 6 – April 24 (6 Wks.) Fee: $ 75 No Class April 3, 2015 or April 10, 2015 Artist: Student, Donna Cassano

COLLAGE AND MIXED MEDIA – Sharon Koskoff For all levels This class will explore the fascinating world of collage with many of its techniques including photo transfers, collage as a ground, using found materials, procured images, photocopies of your photographs, ways to create texture and use of water-based media. Class includes an emphasis on design principles such as shape, value, color, texture, line and dominance, daily demonstrations and individual attention. Think FUN!! you cannot make a mistake, so it is easy to allow your imagination free reign! Tuesday 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. / Studio #2 Term 1 September 2 – October 21 Term 2 October 28 – December 9 Term 3 January 6 – February 24 No class January 20, 2015 Term 4 March 3 – April 21 7

(8 wks.) Fee: $295 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 (8 Wks.) Fee: $295

Note: Professional Figure and Portrait Models may contact Sharon Morgan, Arts Education Assistant, at 561.243.7922, x478 to schedule paid modeling sessions. NEW! THE ABSTRACT EXPERIENCE: MEMBERS’ STUDIO – No Instructor Members of Delray Beach Center for the Arts and abstract artists can share ideas, create and critique each other’s work. This three hour studio time is without instruction. Members must provide their own materials and respect the interest of other artists and the studio space. Delray Beach Center for the Arts members must secure their space by registering for the full term in advance. Wednesday 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. / Studio #2 Term 1 September 3 – October 22 Term 2 October 29 – December 17 Term 3 January 7 – February 25 No class January 21, 2015 Term 4 March 4 – April 22

(8 wks.) Fee: $105 (8 wks.) Fee: $105 (7 wks.) Fee: $ 90 (8 Wks.) Fee: $105

WORKShOpS

VISITING ARTIST WORKSHOPS

RESIDENT ARTIST WORKSHOPS

For the professional or serious amateur artist, Workshops are Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 9:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

PERSPECTIVE FOR ARTISTS – Ralph Papa For all levels September 9th, 2014 Tuesday, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. / Studio #3 / Fee: $165 In this one day workshop, artists at all levels will better understand and be able to master perspective in their drawings. your instructor will guide you in creating drawings that accurately depict how we actually see from our eye’s perspective. Specially designed demonstrations and exercises will include step-by-step drawings of scenes in perspective using inside and outside views with objects and people in natural and man-made environments. PENCIL MAGIC – Sid Delmar Leach For all levels October 21, 2014 February 10, 2015 Tuesday, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. / Studio #2 / Fee: $165 The pencil is something everyone has and can use to good advantage to capture images onto paper or illustration board. The advantage of using a pencil is that many values can be created in a drawing by the pressure of the pencil, how it is sharpened and the hardness of the lead that goes into the make-up of any pencil. Art pencils are available from very soft to very hard with softest creating darker values. In this workshop you will be given line drawings along with value studies of the images and the pencils you will need for your exercise. you will learn to sharpen a pencil so it can act as your brush in the creation of your own fine pencil drawing. you will not have to know how to create the perspective drawing because this has been done for you. The magic of creating images with an ordinary pencil will hopefully excite the artistic creativity in each workshop participant. All materials are included. CREATIVITY AND STYLE FOR ARTISTS – Ralph Papa For Intermediate and Advanced Artists January 9, 2015 Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. / Studio #2 / Fee: $165 A one day workshop designed to increase the creativity and style of visual artists. This workshop is ideal for intermediate and advanced artists that can already draw and paint accurately from pictures or life, but find that their work lacks a style or statement. your instructor, Ralph Papa, states; “Outstanding art comes from artists who not only have the skills of their craft, but their work is unique and identifiable and accurately reflects who they are. This workshop includes a review of your current body of work and exercises geared to increase creativity and develop your individual style.

PAINTING COLOR AND LIGHT IN WATERCOLORS with Steve Rogers October 17,18,19, 2014 Studio #2 / Fee: $300 “In this workshop I will give students the tools to create painterly and believable watercolors; but more importantly, I seek to take them beyond merely “copying” their subject. An artist needs to also paint from his heart and seek to communicate the emotional and spiritual beauty of God’s creation.” I paint and teach in a very straightforward traditional manner because I believe I can most honestly say what I want to with my brush and juicy watercolor paint. workshop participants will learn about light and color and the way watercolor behaves, dealing with dark values in watercolor, painting reﬂections and much, much more. The goal of my workshop is to encourage each artist to advance his or her own vision and to improve the skills necessary to communicate that in watercolor. I have enjoyed teaching watercolor for over 30 years and both my students and I have a lot of fun during the workshop.” Steve paints mini demos and full paintings and there is plenty of student painting time and personal help available every day. STEVE ROGERS (watercolorsbyrogers.com) was the National watercolor Society Purchase Award winner “Best of Show” at the 2006 NwS Annual Juried Exhibition. Steve’s paintings have won hundreds of awards in juried competitions including four awards in the American watercolor Society Annual International Exhibitions. Steve is a Signature Member of the American watercolor Society and an Ambassador/ Director of AwS and a Signature Member of the National watercolor Society. Visiting Artist, Steve Rogers He was the National Invited Juror for the AwS Annual Exhibition in 2007 and served on the jury of selection. Steve was the Chairman of the American watercolor Society Jury of Awards in 2010. Steve’s work was featured on the cover of the Winter 2007 issue of “American Artist’s Watercolor Magazine,” and in the beautiful article by M. Stephen Doherty, Inspiration at Higher Levels. His painting Aegean Blue was included in the 1st Invitational Exhibition of Contemporary International Watermedia Masters at the Jiangsu Watercolor Research Institute in Nanjing, China. He is also a Signature Member of the Florida watercolor Society, where he has won 15 awards including three for Second Place.

RADICAL DEPARTURES with Sherry O’Neill February 13,14,15, 2015 Studio #2 Fee: $540 Attend this 3 day, highly energized workshop which emphasizes experimentation and individual creativity. while working with acrylic paints, collage and texturizing methods, mistakes and “happy accidents” are encouraged and light the spirit of creativity. Layering, sanding, stamping and stenciling add to the mystery and depth of your painting. The elements and principles of composition are discussed and used to bring about a cohesive design. It’s a fun, non-competitive environment where ideas, information and encouragement are freeﬂowing and open. Visiting Artist: Larry Leach

Visiting Artist: Brenda Zappitell

PLEIN AIRE WORKSHOP with Larry Leach January 16,17,18, 2015 Studio #2 Fee: $540 Larry Leach, painter of vast panoramas from closely observed nature, will present this threeday painting workshop. Mr. Leach’s ability to combine depiction with mark-making, enables him to create paintings that are not only about visual events, but are visual events themselves. The culmination is a speciﬁc sense of place with light and space. Adept in oil, acrylic and watercolor media, Leach will personalize instruction for the individual artist. LARRY LEACH has taught college and university courses in painting, drawing and art history throughout Texas, Louisiana and Florida; he has exhibited throughout the north and southeast during the past four decades. His work has been collected and commissioned Visiting Artist: Sherry Oneill by over 800 private and public organizations, corporations, agencies and individuals. He currently is the Artist in Residence for winsor Newton/ColArts for the southeastern United States, giving painting workshops and demonstrations at the US News and world Report 100 top rated college and university art departments. He has done plein aire workshops throughout the south including in the Everglades. He completed a workshop for the Tennessee watercolor Society at their annual meeting in May. Larry Leach’s work has been exhibited throughout the south and northeast at public and private galleries and museums; his work has been collected extensively by museums, individuals, businesses and corporations. He has been awarded seven art-in-public places awards. 9

SHERRY O’NEILL (sherryoneill.com) has been a professional multi-media artist for over 35 years and an art teacher, lecturer and workshop leader for 14 years. She holds a BA from Barry University and has studied painting with internationally acclaimed artists such as Donna watson and Ron Prokrasso. Sherry exhibits her work nationally and internationally and is currently represented by several galleries including Onessimo Fine Art in Palm Beach, Off the wall Gallery in Houston, Texas and Avis Frank Gallery in Galveston, Texas. She has been the recipient of many awards and honors. BUILDING AN ABSTRACT SERIES with Brenda Hope Zappitell March 6,7,8 2015 Studio #2 Fee: $540 Learn the beneﬁts of creating a series in a 3 day hands-on intensive workshop. Participants create their own abstract series by learning how to paint three or more paintings a day. we will use acrylic paint and “loosening up” exercises to liberate intuitive creativity. workshop also includes discussion of color theory, composition and suggestions for creating your own “painting process.” There will be daily meditation and painting demonstrations in the workshop. BRENDA HOPE ZAPPITELL (zappitellstudio.com) Born in 1964 in South Florida. Zappitell lives in Delray Beach, FL with her family. She creates abstract expressionist works not only born out of intuition but also serendipitously inﬂuenced by nature and life experiences. Her work is in both private and public collections, including MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas, The St. Regis Hotel in New york City, The Hardrock Hotel in Tampa, FL, The University Of North Texas Business Leadership Building and a private collector whose collection includes Joan Mitchell, Cleve Gray, Milton Resnick, Helen Frankenthaler, Hans Hoffman, Larry Poons and Jules Olitski amongst others. She is represented in galleries all over the US and has participated in solo and group exhibitions in NyC, Los Angeles, Santa Fe, and New Orleans as well as in other locations. Zappitell is a contributing writer for Professional Artist Magazine and writes an ongoing Blog for their website. She has taught many workshops to artists from all over the country.

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PHOTOGRAPHy CLASSES “The Art of Seeing” The Art of Seeing will open up a world of new and wonderful visual experiences for you. Students will learn to see through new eyes. Using your camera as the sculptor uses his hammer and chisel or the artist uses his brush and paints will allow you to explore your creative potential to the fullest. INTRODUCTION TO USING YOUR DIGITAL CAMERA If the manual that came with your digital camera is causing more confusion than you care to deal with, fear not. This course is designed to help you become more comfortable and creative with your equipment. The class breaks down the learning process into understandable weekly sessions that include taking photos and learning to experiment with camera techniques such as the “triangle of exposure” which is the creative use of aperture, shutter speed and ISO. Get started the right way in a friendly, artistic environment and discover the world of creative expression through digital photography. Bring your camera and manual to the first class.

Photography Student, Jon Glaser

Monday 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. – Irene Hill / Studio #4 Term 1 September 8 – October 20 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 Term 2 October 27 – December 15 (8 wks.) Fee: $295 Term 3 January 5 – February 23 (6 wks.) Fee: $225 No class January 19, 2015 and February 16, 2015 Term 4 March 2 – April 20 (8 Wks.) Fee: $295 Tuesday 7:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. – Russell Levine / Studio #5 Term 1 September 2 – October 21 (8 wks.) Fee: $295 Term 2 October 28 – December 9 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 Term 3 January 6 – February 24 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 No class January 20, 2015 Term 4 March 3 – April 21 (8 Wks.) Fee: $295 PHOTOGRAPHY ON THE MOVE For Beginner/Intermediate students Anxious to get out there and do more shooting? want to produce more artistic, nuanced images? In this course for beginner and intermediate students, we will alternate classroom work on composition and critique with off-campus photo shoots. Emphasis will be on producing uncluttered, dynamic images using natural light and shadows. Photo shoots may include a botanical garden, the zoo,a historic museum, an early morning sunrise shoot or a night shoot. The ﬁrst class will be at the school and students should come with cameras and samples of their work. you will be expected to arrange your own transportation to and from photo shoots and to pay entrance fees where required. Photo shoots will last approximately 2 hours. On campus instruction is 3 hours. Tuesday 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. – Irene Hill / Studio #4 Term 1 September 2 – October 21 (8 wks.) Fee: $295 Term 2 October 28 – December 16 (8 wks.) Fee: $295 Term 3 January 6 – February 24 (8 wks.) Fee: $295 Must hold photo-shoot class off site January 20, 2015 due to poetry fest Term 4 March 3 – April 21 (8 Wks.) Fee: $295

Photography Student, Danita Ramey

Photography Instructor, Russell Levine

INTERMEDIATE – FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY Take the next step in your journey to become a more creative photographer. Learn to see as an artist sees. Develop a better sense of light, shadow, shape, and form. Go beyond the basics and begin to compile and edit a body of work. Learn how to use the camera more creatively while developing a personal aesthetic. This course concentrates on being able to see and isolate subject matter from the environment. Texture, line and space will become part of your photographic lexicon. Study with a group of aspiring students in a class devoted to growth and development as a creative ﬁne art photographer. Bring your camera and printed samples of your work to the first class. Wednesday 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. – Irene Hill / Studio #4 Term 1 September 3 – October 22 (8 wks.) Fee: $295 Term 2 October 29 – December 17 (8 wks.) Fee: $295 Term 3 January 7 – February 25 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 No class January 21, 2015 Term 4 March 4 – April 22 (8 Wks.) Fee: $295

PHOTOGRAPHy CLASSES ADVANCED – FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY

NEW! CREATIVE FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY… AN ARTIST’S VIEW

Are you ready to take your photography to a higher level? Open your mind to unlimited creativity and visual interpretation. Learn to express yourself through mastery of the photographic medium. This class draws upon the proven principles of art and design to ignite the student’s imagination. you will challenge yourself and your fellow students to learn to see Photography Student, Dale Kirk well in order to create the fully developed, resolved image. Along with the technical ability to create high-level artistic images, students will also learn to articulate how and why subjects were chosen and identify the speciﬁc elements of design that contribute to their composition.

For all levels This is a combined class for intermediate, advanced and master photography students. Share, learn and develop your ﬁne art photography composition techniques! Part of our class time will be spent outside taking compositional walks which will teach us “The Art of Seeing.”

Bring printed samples of your work to the first class.

DIGITAL IMAGING CLASSES

Tuesday 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. – Lee Gordon / Studio #5 Term 1 September 2 – October 21 (8 wks.) Fee: $295 Term 2 October 28 – December 16 (8 wks.) Fee: $295 Term 3 January 6 – February 24 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 No class January 20, 2015 Term 4 March 3 – April 21 (8 Wks.) Fee: $295 Thursday 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. – Irene Hill / Studio #4 Term 1 September 4 – October 23 (8 wks.) Fee: $295 Term 2 October 30 –December 18 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 No class November 27, 2014 Term 3 January 8 – February 26 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 No class January 22, 2015 Term 4 March 5 – April 23 (8 Wks.) Fee: $295 MASTER – FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY This class is for experienced, creative photographers interested in more than camera clubs or limited seminars and workshops. Become a part of South Florida’s most accomplished group of artistic photographers. Meet in a unique environment with fellow enthusiasts while sharing ideas, techniques, and experiences. This ongoing class allows the participant the opportunity for continued growth and development as a photographic artist. The level of work and creative ability of this group of artists is unmatched in all of South Florida. Bring printed samples of your work to the first class. Thursday 9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. – Lee Gordon / Studio #5 Term 1 September 4 – October 23 (8 wks.) Fee: $295 Term 2 October 30 – December 18 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 No class November 27, 2014 Term 3 January 8 – February 26 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 No class January 22, 2015 Term 4 March 5 – April 23 (8 Wks.) Fee: $295 11

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Wednesday 7:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. – Russell Levine / Studio #5 Term 1 September 3 – October 22 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 No class September 24, 2014 Term 2 October 29 – December 17 (8 wks.) Fee: $295 Term 3 January 7 – February 25 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 No class January 21, 2015 Term 4 March 4 – April 22 (8 Wks.) Fee: $295

“Digital Imaging Classes Covering Capture Through Output” These digital imaging classes will open up new worlds of creative possibilities, allowing you to fully integrate your vision while enhancing your technical capabilities. Students will learn in a modern interactive studio environment with a hands-on approach to problem solving and technical development. INTRODUCTION TO ADOBE LIGHTROOM 5 Creating an efficient, color managed digital workflow. This class is an introduction to using Adobe Lightroom 5 as a digital asset management application. As photographers, we produce an abundance of images, which need to be organized, developed, and integrated into an efficient, color managed digital workflow from capture to output. As digital photography advances and evolves, Adobe Lightroom 5 is the best solution for photographers and passionate hobbyists who want to get the most out of their digital images. we will learn, with a hands-on approach, how to get started using Lightroom 5. we will optimally structure its architecture by correctly setting up the preferences, then create a working catalog for importing Raw files, and learn a standardized file naming convention accomplished by creating a file naming template, adding keywords, and developing Raw image files. Lightroom 5 includes a comprehensive set of advanced development tools for controlling global and local exposure, color adjustments, contrast and tonal gradation. All Lightroom 5 digital workflow will be progressively integrated from creative capture to specific exported output. REQUIRED: Students must bring a laptop fully charged, with a mouse and power cord, and a newly formatted empty 1 TB External Hard Drive, and have Adobe Lightroom 5 installed. This class is designed for photographers, who have a working knowledge of their computer system, extending beyond the basic use of reading email. In addition, the class is taught on an Apple operating system. Text book is included in class fee. Monday 7:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. – Lee Gordon / Studio #6 Term 1 September 8 – October 20 (7 wks.) Fee: $305 Term 2 October 27 – December 15 (8 wks.) Fee: $340 Term 3 January 5 – February 23 (6 wks.) Fee: $270 No class January 19, 2015 and February 16, 2015 Term 4 March 2 – April 20 (8 Wks.) Fee: $305

NEW! ADVANCED CLASS FOR ADOBE LIGHTROOM 5.4 Continuing an efficient color managed digital workflow. Completion of the introductory Lightroom 5 class is recommended. This advanced class is a continuation, utilizing an integrated approach to Adobe Lightroom. we will learn how to evaluate and pre-visualize the extensive possibilities for developing raw image files. To gain control over your creative output as a digital photographer you must develop an effective color managed and understood workflow, supporting your photographic images. Lightroom 5.4 includes a comprehensive set of advanced development tools for controlling global and local exposure, color adjustments, contrast and tonal gradation. This Lightroom 5.4 advanced digital workflow will be progressively taught and integrated from capture to specific exported output. we will learn a digital workflow in Adobe Lightroom so that most, if not all, of our workflow will be accomplished in Lightroom 5.4, and if necessary, some content aware tweaks or heavy lifting in Photoshop and/or an external editing application, like Nik Silver Effects Pro, Topaz labs, etc. An efficient reproducible digital workflow allows every photographer to dramatically improve their images and delivery quality, while reducing the amount of time spent processing digital files. Putting the time into learning a structured digital workflow while utilizing Adobe Lightroom 5.4 will yield output results that clearly speak for themselves. REQUIRED: Students must bring a laptop fully charged, with a mouse and power cord, and a new, formatted, empty 1TB or larger external hard drive, and have Adobe Lightroom 5.4 installed. This class is designed for the advanced photographer, who has a working knowledge of their computer system. The class is taught on an Apple operating system.

ADVANCED ADOBE PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS This course is designed for photography students who want to learn to use advanced level tools of Photoshop Elements with an emphasis on creating and using LAyERS. Students will also do advanced work in image corrections, selections, Adobe Camera Raw, color correction, converting color images to black and white, adding and subtracting items in an image, cropping, sharpening, and straightening. REQUIRED: Students must bring a laptop (15” or larger is recommended), fully charged, with a mouse and power cord, with Adobe Photoshop Elements 11 or 12 installed, a notebook and 4 GB or larger flash drive. Class is taught in Windows and MAC operating systems. Wednesday 1:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. – Bob Schwartzman / Studio #6 Term 1 September 3 – October 22 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 No class September 24, 2014 Term 2 October 29 – December 17 (8 wks.) Fee: $295 Term 3 January 7 – February 25 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 No class January 21, 2015 Term 4 March 4 – April 22 (8 Wks.) Fee: $295

Tuesday 7:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. – Lee Gordon / Studio #6 Term 1 September 2 – October 21 (8 wks.) Fee: $295 Term 2 October 28 – December 9 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 Term 3 January 6 – February 24 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 No class January 20, 2015 Term 4 March 3 – April 21 (8 Wks.) Fee: $295 INTRODUCTION TO ADOBE PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS For beginners This is an introductory course for photography students who want to learn the basic tools for making image corrections, repairing old images, selections, layers, Adobe Camera Raw, color correction, converting color images to black and white, adding and subtracting items in an image, sharpening the photograph, cropping and straightening the image. This course is designed for photographers who have basic computer skills extending beyond the use of email.

Photography Instructor, Bob Neiman

REQUIRED: Students must bring a laptop (15” or larger is recommended), fully charged, with a mouse and power cord, with Adobe Photoshop Elements 11 or 12 installed, a notebook and 4 GB or larger flash drive. Class is taught in Windows and MAC operating systems. Tuesday 1:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. – Bob Schwartzman / Studio #6 Term 1 September 2 – October 21 (8 wks.) Fee: $295 Term 2 October 28 – December 9 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 Term 3 January 6 – February 24 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 No class January 20, 2015 Term 4 March 3 – April 21 (8 Wks.) Fee: $295

Photography Student, Steven Greenbaum

Photography Student, Elisabeth Murray

wRITING CLASSES WORKING THE MASTER PHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGE For advanced and master level students This will be a demonstration and discussion class for advanced and master level photographers who want to take their image making to the next level. The difference between a good and a great image often depends on how the photographic artist works the global and local areas of the image to move the viewer’s eye. The main emphasis of the class is to engage students to evaluate looking at their images and decide what they want their ﬁnal results to look like. we will spend the majority of classroom time discussing how each image might be worked from a global level to local adjustments. This will include elements such as contrast, tonal range, degree of luminance, hue, saturation, etc. As there are no “rules,” the emphasis will be on seeing different possible approaches to an image. REQUIRED: Students should have an intermediate knowledge of Adobe Photoshop and/or Lightroom. Bring flashdrive with RAW, PSD, & TIFF image files for discussion and review. No laptop necessary. The instructor will put the image being discussed on the large LCD Monitor in the classroom via his laptop. This is not a printing class. Instructor will be demonstrating his methods of working. Monday 9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. – Bob Neiman / Studio #6 Term 1 September 29 – October 20 (3 wks.) Fee: $120 No class October 13, 2014 Term 2 October 27 – November 10 (3 wks.) Fee: $120 Term 3 January 5 – January 26 (3 wks.) Fee: $120 No class January 19, 2015 Thursday 7:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. – Bob Neiman / Studio #6 Term 1 October 2 – October 23 (3 wks.) Fee: $120 No class October 16, 2014 Term 2 October 30 – November 13 (3 wks.) Fee: $120 Term 3 January 8 – January 29 (3 wks.) Fee: $120 No class January 22, 2015 NEW! THE WOW! FACTOR For all levels were you ever shown someone’s art or an item that they created and the ﬁrst thing that came out of your mouth was WOW? The aim of the class is to help you turn your own “it’s very interesting” or “it’s very nice work” into images that elicit a “”WOW!” Often work is potentially good but not fully resolved. The image may need cropping, the colors may need adjustment, more contrast may be needed, the background may need to be removed or darkened, etc.The object of the “WOW FACTOR” is how to take a good photograph and make it better. This will be accomplished by having the class and the instructor participate in critiquing the students’ images. The instructor will then enter the corrections instantaneously on the computer for the class to see what was suggested. The students will be able to see the before and after images on the wall monitor. REQUIRED: Students must bring a flash drive and a notebook. No Computer is necessary. Thursday 1:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. – Bob Schwartzman / Studio #6 Term 1 September 4 – October 23 (8 wks.) Fee: $295 Term 2 October 30 –December 18 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 No class November 27, 2014 Term 3 January 8 – February 26 (7 wks.) Fee: $260 No class January 22, 2015 Term 4 March 5 – April 23 (8 Wks.) Fee: $295 13

“The Writers’ Colony”

Writing Program Director: Barbara Cronie All courses, workshops and seminars prepare students to complete writing projects with the primary objective for self-publishing or getting published. NEW! CREATIVE WRITING: FICTION/NONFICTION – Barbara Cronie Learn the differences and similarities of today’s ﬁction and nonﬁction through lectures and short writing assignments. Emphasis is on choosing a writing project to develop for a critique group the next term. your project can be new, selected from class assignments and discussions, or you may bring in “a work in progress.” Methods on how to improve your writing process include: free writing, rewriting, and organizing. Constructive criticism is practiced in the last two sessions. Wednesday 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. / Studio #2 Term 1 September 3 – October 22 No class September 24, 2014 Term 2 October 29 – December 17 Term 3 January 7 – February 25 No class January 21, 2015 Term 4 March 4 – April 22 Thursday 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. / Studio #2 Term 1 September 4 – October 23 Term 2 October 30 – December 18 No class November 27, 2014 Term 3 January 8 – February 26 No class January 22, 2015 Term 4 March 5 – April 23

(7 wks.) Fee: $155 (8 wks.) Fee: $175 (7 wks.) Fee: $155 (8 Wks.) Fee: $175 (8 wks.) Fee: $175 (7 wks.) Fee: $155 (7 wks.) Fee: $155 (8 Wks.) Fee: $155

NEW! FROM MEMORIES TO MEMOIR – Barbara Cronie Now is the time to organize your life experiences into a memoir worthy of being published, or just write about your favorite people and things as a record of family history. you will learn how essay and narrative writing can be combined to express your ideas. Journal writing will be important in remembering those special people and events. In the workshop part of the course, you will select writings to read aloud for constructive criticism. This feedback is most helpful and proves to be invaluable for each writer. Thursday 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. / Studio #2 Term 1 September 4 – October 23 Term 2 October 30 – December 18 No class November 27, 2014 and December 4, 2014 Term 3 January 8 – February 26 No class January 22, 2015 Term 4 March 5 – April 23

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(8 wks.) Fee: $175 (6 wks.) Fee: $135 (7 wks.) Fee: $155 (8 Wks.) Fee: $175

CRITIQUE GROUP 1 – Barbara Cronie Prerequisite: Creative Writing: Fiction/Nonfiction Continue refining your writing skills through constructive criticism from your peers and the writing Program Director. Class consists of your reading aloud for 10-15 minutes and then receiving constructive criticism for 10 minutes. you can take the course as often as needed—some finish their project here and then prepare to get published or self-publish. If you have not taken the prerequisite and have a writing project, you may be eligible to register in the group with prior approval by the Program Director. Tuesday Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 No class Term 4

6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. / Studio #2 September 2 – October 21 October 28 – December 9 January 6 – February 24 January 20, 2015 March 3 – April 21

WRITING SEMINAR with Barbara Cronie March 21, 2015 Saturday, 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. / Angelique Tea Room / Cornell Museum / Fee: $55 • Experience ways to inspire your creativity. • How to improve your writing. • How to write a query letter that gets attention. • Panel Discussion: Authors Tell How They Solved Their Problems & How They Got Published.

(8 wks.) Fee: $135 (7 wks.) Fee: $120 (7 wks.) Fee: $120 (8 Wks.) Fee: $135

All students qualify for a 10% discount on editing (manuscripts over 50 pages). Every student who registers in a writing course automatically becomes a member of The writers’ Colony.

OPEN READINGS NIGHT – FREE TO THE PUBLIC

CALLING ALL WRITERS OF FICTION, NONFICTION, AND POETRY Enjoy making new friends in a LITERARy GATHERING! HOW IT WORKS: Come to listen or sign up to read from an original work (published or unpublished). All levels are welcome. Participants read for 10-15 minutes. After the readings there is a short OPEN DISCUSSION, which is not a critique session. The purpose is to encourage one another to continue writing. WHEN:

The second Thursday evening of the month 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Starting 2014: 9/11; 10/9; 11/13; 12/11. 2015: 1/8; 2/12; 3/12; 4/9; 5/14; 6/11.

WHERE: The Cornell Museum of Art and American Culture 51 N. Swinton Ave., Delray Beach Organizers: Bobbie Kottler, Rosemarie Stinnett, Barbara Cronie CALL: 212.677.4278 to sign up to read. walk-ins welcome (do not have to call). DON’T MISS IT! THE 2ND ANNUAL PUBLISHING SEMINAR PUBLISH or PERISH! December 6, 2014 Saturday, 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. / Angelique Tea Room / Cornell Museum / Fee: $75 Moderator: Barbara Cronie, Writing Program Director of The Writers’ Colony • HIGHLIGHTS from the 2014 Book Expo of America (BEA) in NYC • Traditional Publishing vs. Self-Publishing • The Changing Publishing Industry • Agent or no Agent • Tips on getting Published • Speakers and a panel including author Winston Aarons

Artist: Instructor, Patricia Maguire

yOUTH CLASSES GETTING INTO ART SCHOOL: PERFECTING YOUR PORTFOLIO – Staff Instructor For ages 12 and up From the classical atelier approach to avant-garde creations, knowing what to put in your portfolio can be difﬁcult at best. This class will help you to create the artworks that will get you into the school of your choice. Students will work on observational drawing, painting and studio skills while learning classic as well as contemporary approaches, materials and techniques. All materials are included. Monday 5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. / Studio #1 Term 1 September 8 – October 20 Term 2 October 27 – December 15 Term 3 January 5 – February 23 No class January 19, 2015 and February 16, 2015 Term 4 March 2 – April 20

(7 wks.) Fee: $ 95 (8 wks.) Fee: $105 (6 wks.) Fee: $ 85 (8 Wks.) Fee: $ 95

MESSY HANDS – Grace Gdaniec For ages 6-8 This fun class is very hands-on and fairly hand messy! Children will use their hands and minimal fine line utensils, such as pencils and paintbrushes. They will be ripping, tearing, pasting, fingerpainting and finger-gluing. Each project will incorporate different arts fundamentals and a bit of art history. All materials are included. Tuesday 4:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. / Studio #3 Term 1 September 2 – October 21 Term 2 October 28 – December 9 Term 3 January 6 – February 24 No class January 20, 2015 Term 4 March 3 – April 21 Youth Class - Portrait and Caricature

(8 wks.) Fee: $105 (7 wks.) Fee: $ 95 (7 wks.) Fee: $ 95 (8 Wks.) Fee: $105

PORTRAIT AND CARICATURE – Gwenn Seuling For ages 12 and up Have fun creating both realistic and exaggerated pictures of friends and family as you learn to draw the face in the classical atelier style and to create caricatures as well! Students will work in charcoal and pastels on pastel paper. All materials are included. Monday 4:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. / Studio #3 Term 1 September 8 – October 20 Term 2 October 27 – December 15 Term 3 January 5 – February 23 No class January 19, 2015 and February 16, 2015 Term 4 March 2 – April 20

Youth Class - Messy Hands

Youth Class - Getting into Art School

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(7 wks.) Fee: $ 95 (8 wks.) Fee: $105 (6 wks.) Fee: $ 85 (8 Wks.) Fee: $105

YOUNG PHOTOGRAPHERS – Jane Strisik Busker

CreARTivity – PORTFOLIO PREPARATION: 2-D & 3-D – Sharon Koskoff

For ages 8 – 11 “Young Photographers” is designed for children who love to take pictures. Students will learn how to select subjects, compose artistic photographs, incorporate light and shadow and express their own unique points of view. Students will be taught to take creative photographs in the classroom as well as in and around the Old School Square campus. There will be a weekly assignment based on class discussions.

For ages 6 -12 Students will be encouraged to use their creativity while working in a variety of mixed graphic mediums and materials in order to create fully developed two and three dimensional artworks. While having fun, emphasis will be on learning art terms, history of art, color and composition. Individual attention allows students to reach a high level of excellence.

Requirements for students: • An image-stabilized point & shoot digital camera • A 4 gigabyte or larger memory card • A 5x7 inch print of one photo from the previous week’s assignment (no photo due for ﬁrst class) Wednesday 4:30 p.m. – 6:00 .pm. / Studio #4 Term 1 September 3 – October 22 No class September 24, 2014 Term 2 October 29 – December 17 Term 3 January 7 – February 25 No class January 21, 2015 Term 4 March 4 – April 22

(7 Wks.) Fee: $ 95 (8 Wks.) Fee: $105 (7 Wks.) Fee: $ 95 (8 Wks.) Fee: $105

BEGINNING AND INTERMEDIATE DRAWING AND PAINTING – Genia Howard For ages 8-12 This course will emphasize two things: creativity and observation. Releasing the student’s creativity: Students will complete many creative exercises that will enrich their creative process and personal expression. Developing the skills to represent the real world with accuracy: Fundamental drawing skills based upon observation of actual objects will be practiced. These include composition, sighting, tonal (shading), contour drawing and exploration of color. Student’s sense of proportion, compositional layout and line quality will benefit, as well as their ability to create volume by using a range of values.

Goals / Objectives Using a wide variety of mediums, students will create fully developed two and three dimensional artworks. Students will problem solve, explore art terms and be motivated to create complete, exciting works of art. The basic elements of line, form, balance, perspective, composition and color will be emphasized. Students will be encouraged to use their creativity to compose still life, landscape, self-portraits, collage and other fine art projects. Art history, visual resource materials and individual attention allow students to reach a high level of excellence. Student’s artwork can be collected for their personal reference or saved as portfolio requirements to gain admission to the School of the Arts. Materials are included. Saturday 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. / Studio #3 Term 1 September 6 – October 25 (7 Wks.) Fee: $ 95 No Class October 4, 2014 Term 2 November 1 – December 20 (6 Wks.) Fee: $ 85 No class November 29, 2014 or December 13, 2014 Term 3 January 10 – February 28 (6 Wks.) Fee: $ 85 No class January 24, 2015 or February 7, 2015 Term 4 March 7 – April 25 (5 Wks.) Fee: $ 75 No Class March 28, 2015, April 4, 2015 or April 11, 2015

Youth Class - Getting into Art School

On alternating terms, students will use wet or dry media. They will work in sketch books as well as create a variety of original art works suitable for their portfolio. For those auditioning for BAK, timed simulations of audition skills will be included. Every effort is made to structure the class to the level and needs of each student in an environment of fun and productivity. All materials are included. Wednesday 4:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. / Studio #3 Term 1 September 3 – October 22 No class September 17 and September 24, 2014 Term 2 October 29 – December 3 Term 3 January 7 – February 25 No class January 21, 2015 and February 11, 2015 Term 4 March 4 – April 22

(6 Wks.) Fee: $ 85 (6 Wks.) Fee: $ 85 (6 Wks.) Fee: $ 85 (8 Wks.) Fee: $105 Youth Class - Beginning & Intermediate Drawing & Painting

Youth Class - Messy Hands

INSTRUCTOR BIOS The faculty for the School of Creative Arts is one of the most talented in South Florida! These professionals bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to their classes. As a result of expert instruction here, many of our students’ works have been juried into competitions and accepted into local, regional and national exhibitions. Several of our high school students have been accepted into art programs at some of the best schools in the country. ROBERT BARRA was educated at the Rhode Island School of Design and The Art Students League of New york and is listed in “who’s who in American Art”. He has exhibited at: The Butler Institute Of American Art, The National Arts Club, The Salamagundi Club, James Beard House, The Newport Museum, The Ridgewood Art Institute, Springﬁeld Art Museum, Museum of Texas Tech University, Huntsville Museum of Art, Bergstrom-Mahler Museum, Danville Museum of Fine Arts & History and the McAllen International Museum. Mr. Barra is an elected member of Allied Artist of America and winner of many awards including The windsor and Newton Award of Excellence for Oil Painting. His work has appeared in major publications including The New Yorker, Gourmet Magazine, Saturday Review and The New York Times. His work is in private collections in U.S. and Europe. He lives in Florida and teaches ﬁgure drawing and painting.

Artist: Instructor, Sharon Koskoff

JANE STRISIK BUSKER trained at the University of Hartford, Cooper Union, and New york’s International Center for Photography and the Delray Center for the Arts. She has been exhibiting her photography since the 1970s at venues including the Blackwell Gallery (Northampton, MA), the New york Independent Film & Video Festival, and the ward-Nass Gallery in Soho. Her work was juried into an exhibit at the Soho 20 Gallery by Clare Bell (assistant curator of the Soho Guggenheim), and she was exhibited at 110 East Atlantic (curated by Grace Greenberg). Her piece Ny Rain was used as the cover image for Cooper Union’s 1997- 98 Continuing Education course catalog. She currently teaches children and teens for the nationally based Camera for Kids program. BARBARA CRONIE received an M.A. in Writing from New York University. Her diversiﬁed background includes teaching, writing, and experience in magazine and book publishing. Starting out in NyC at Random House as a copywriter, she soon moved on to magazines as the editor of Modern Stereo. Two years later she became the managing editor of a publishing house which produced several magazines. Published as a journalist (articles and interviews), she has traveled to Italy twice, promoting food and wine for the Italian Trade Commission, NyC. Among her teaching positions she lists: The Lighthouse International, NyC; Katharine Gibbs School (seminars), NyC; Palm Beach State College; Palm Beach County Continuing Education—before forming The writers’ Colony. She presently offers an editing service, Editing Par Excellence, for beginning and established writers who are preparing manuscripts for publishing. She is a member of The International women’s writing Guild (IwwG) and The National Association of Professional women (NAPw).

Artist: Instructor, Chuck Passarelli

KAREN ESKESEN received a B.A. from Colby College, Maine, graduating with honors as an art major. She also studied at the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture and the Brooklyn Museum Art School. Karen has taught realist watercolor techniques in South Florida for over 30 years. She has taught at the School of Creative Arts since 2000 and at the Bonnet House Museum and Gardens in Fort Lauderdale. She is a member of Bonnet House Fine Artists, and has participated in their exhibits at Bonnet House, the St. Lawrence Gallery, the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, and here in the Crest Theatre galleries. In 2006 her watercolor was awarded “Best in Show” at the “Impressions of Old South Florida” competition at Bonnet House.

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DONNA STEGER FULLER has a BA in Art from University of Florida and an MA in Anthropology from Florida Atlantic University. She has done extensive commercial work for Motorola, Office Depot, PBIA and others, as well as limited edition posters for the City of Boca Raton and Hilton Hotels. Donna has also executed many commissions of classical reproductions of old masters, such as Rubens, Vermeer and Guardi to name a few. Donna is also a signature member of the International Acrylic Society. GRACE GDANIEC earned a BA in Art with a Minor in Art History from Stetson University, in Deland Florida with a concentration in oil painting. Grace has worked in several positions throughout the art world, such as Museum Assistant, Museum Education Intern, Gallery Attendant, Art Educator, and Group Therapy Art Instructor. She holds an art teaching certificate for grades K-12, and has experience working with both adults and children. When she’s not teaching classes, she works full time as an Office Manager in Delray Beach. Grace’s passion lies in teaching art, exploring art history, and inspiring others to express themselves through works of their own. CARLA GOLEMBE is an award acrylic winning painter, gouache illustrator, art instructor and author. Her paintings are shown in galleries throughout the United States and are included in many corporate and private collections. She has illustrated more than 20 picture books. Other illustration work includes educational projects, greeting cards, posters, magazine work, book covers and hand done art for websites. She has received awards from The New York Times, Parent’s Choice and The American Folklore Society, NSTA/CBC, Jerry’s Artarama and PMA as well as others. Carla has taught art and creative writing on the college level and to adults for over 30 years. She has participated in five Animals on Parade public art projects. LEE GORDON has a comprehensive understanding of the art and skills of photography. Since his first cameras – a Kodak Brownie Hawkeye and a Fujica Half Frame – he has owned and operated photographic studios, a fine-art photography gallery, and is currently both a commercial and fine art photographer. Lee’s commercial interests are architectural, lifestyle, and interior design statements. His creative interests are mastering and teaching photographic digital workflow and producing fine art prints. “My creative intention is to simply capture and share the beauty and wonder of the earth, and its magnificent places, faces and spaces.” Visit Lee’s website at: leegordonphotography.com IRENE HILL is a graduate of Northwestern University with a dual Master’s Degree in English and Education. She is a Master Photographer who has photographed over 200 concerts and events throughout Europe, the Middle East and Asia, has been a special events consultant to the National Geographic Society, escorted numerous international tours, and created and managed hundreds of lectures, conferences and seminars. As a lifelong photographer whose goals are now directed to instructing others in the art of fine photography, Irene brings a world of national and international experience along with a love of teaching to her students. GENIA HOWARD has a Masters in Art Education from FAU and achieved National Board Certification in art in 2001. Most of her teaching career has been at the high school level, especially with the International Baccalaureate and Advanced Placement programs. Additionally, she has taught kindergarten, middle school, and adult education. Proficient in water media, oil and acrylic, she is equally adept at using traditional drawing media and experimental media.

Artist: Instructor, Gwenn Seuling

Photography Instructor, Irene Hill

SHARON KOSKOFF is a professional muralist and designer widely recognized in South Florida for her projects with children and diverse audiences. She is a cum laude graduate in fine arts from Brooklyn College, and holds an additional degree from New York School of Interior Design. She has taught at the Montgomery Armory Art Center, Boca Raton Museum of Art, and the Norton Museum of Art. SID DELMAR LEACH graduated from the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Fontainebleau, France. He has a B.S. in Art from B.Y.U. and is the author of two books on perspective and pencil drawing published by McGraw Hill. He taught drawing for seven years at FIDM San Francisco and has lived, drawn and painted in France and studied with Ted Seth Jacobs. Mr. Leach’s drawings and paintings are held in private international collections. RUSSELL LEVINE has the ability to “connect his heart with his vision, thereby creating the eyes of his soul.” His photographs inspire you to get in touch with your creative side as you have never dreamed possible. By combining his technical expertise of the digital camera and his expressive compositions, Mr. Levine is able to teach his students how to photograph using their own vision to create visual masterpieces. Russell’s photographs have been shown in museums and galleries across the United States and he is one of the only photographers to win an award in the prestigious All Florida Juried Competition and Exhibition.

INSTRUCTOR BIOS PATRICIA MAGUIRE has a B.S. in Studio Art from Skidmore College, Graduate Studies in Art and Animation from Syracuse University and an M.B.A. from Florida Atlantic University. Patricia has won numerous awards for her enamels, acrylics and oil paintings, and her work hangs in galleries in Florida and in private and corporate collections in the United States and abroad. She was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and has lived in several countries before settling in Florida in 1983. Visit her web site at: patimaguire.com for more detailed information. BOB NEIMAN is currently based in Boca Raton, Florida. He has exhibited in numerous solo and group juried shows across the U.S. since 1996. He won a total of 8 Nominee Awards in the 8th, 7th, 6th & 5th Annual Black & white Spider Awards. His photographic images were included in the 2008 SilverShotz Folio Edition. He was a Merit Award winner in the 2012, 2010, 2008, and 2006 Portfolio Contests in B&W Magazine and an Artist Showcase Award Winner in the Manhattan Arts International Summer 1998 International 7th Annual Competition. Bob has been pursuing his passion in photography since 1991. He is primarily self-taught. His personal work includes abstracts, man-made objects, interiors, botanicals, and landscapes. RALPH PAPA was born and raised in Manhattan and studied art and architecture in New York at Queens College and CCNy and at the Art Students League. His paintings range from studio works composed of real and imagined themes to ﬁgurative, portraits and plein air paintings. Mr. Papa teaches drawing and painting at his Delray studio and at the Delray Beach Center for the Arts. He is a member of the Garrison Art Center, the Delray Art League, Past President of the Artists’ Guild of the Boca Museum and co-founder of ‘Plein Air Painters of Palm Beach’. His works are in public and private collections in the U.S. and Canada and can be seen in galleries in Boynton and in Delray Beach at his studio, the Artists’ Guild Gallery and on his website at: papagallery.com.

Artist: Instructor, Carla Golembe

CHARLES PASSARELLI retired from commercial illustration where he had done illustrations for Coke, Air Canada, Bell South, I.B.M., G.E., and many others. Charles has taught watercolor classes at the School of Creative Arts for over 12 years. His paintings are in private collections from London to Los Altos, California. BOB SCHWARTZMAN has twenty-four years of Industrial Arts teaching experience with the New york City Board of Education. For the past ﬁfteen years, Bob has taught Photoshop and Photoshop Elements in the Palm Beach County Adult Education Program and in private study. He attended Miami University, New York University (Education, Teacher of Industrial Arts) and Hofstra University (Fine Arts). GWENN SEULING has a BFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York City and an M.A.Ed. in Printmaking from Florida Atlantic University. Her book, How to Draw Comics, was published by Longmeadow Press. She exhibits her work throughout South Florida and her illustrations and comics have been published in books and magazines in France and America. She currently teaches art at Boynton Beach High School and is an Adjunct Professor at Florida Atlantic University where she teaches Art Education. GUSTAVE WANDER has studied watercolor painting at the Art Students League, The School of Visual Arts and has been a member of the Salmagundi Club in New york. He has studied watercolor painting with Edgar whitney, Robert wood and Ferdinand Petre, all highly regarded watercolorists. Mr. Wander has received over ﬁfty awards for his work as a watercolorist.

Photography: Instructor, Jane Strisik Busker Artist: Student, Paul Andre Courtois

MEETUP GROUPS Meetup.com/Art-Out-of-School Organized and maintained by School of Creative Arts staff at Delray Beach Center for the Arts. Our purpose is to reach out to those whose passion is drawing, painting and/ or photography to help you explore your creative potential. Our mission is to create opportunities for beginner through master level artists to network, share ideas and expand their knowledge. Many of our members are teaching or are enrolled in classes at the School of Creative Arts, but this is not a requirement for membership in the group. We look forward to having you join us, meet some new friends and have fun! Meetup.com/Photography-The-Art-of-Seeing Organized and maintained independently by Jim Miller, Russell Levine and Irene Hill. Welcome to our group of creative and talented photographers. Our mission is to help you explore your photographic potential, and to spread the passion for the “art of seeing” to others so that they may use the camera as an artistic tool, much as painters use their brushes. We welcome all those, regardless of experience, with an interest in advancing their photographic skills. Many of our members attend Fine Art Photography Classes at the School of Creative Arts, but this is certainly not a requirement for membership in the group. Meetup.com/palmbeachartists Organized and maintained independently by Donna Walsh and Ralph Papa. This meetup group is for art lovers and artists at all levels who love plein air painting in and around Palm Beach County and the surrounding South Florida vicinity. The group was organized by Ralph Papa & Donna Walsh in 2010 to bring artists together to paint the land, sea and city scapes in beautiful south Florida. We welcome resident artists and visiting artists at all levels to come out with us to paint and document today’s landscapes that contribute to tomorrow’s history. Meetup.com/South-Florida-Figure-and-Outdoor-Artists Organized and maintained independently by Santiago Perez. This group of visual artists has a deep passion in figurative drawing and painting as well as Plein Air/ outdoor painting of landscapes and urbanscapes. Meetup intentions are to bring the artist community out and make new friends. Let’s work together and strengthen our skills while we draw, paint and talk. Focus is on representational art with an emphasis on realism/pseudo-realism /surrealism. All levels welcome and bring creative ideas out of the box but with boundaries that keep the art an upper level of beauty. Also contemplate on current, past and upcoming trends and how we as artists feel and cope with them. Together we feed each other’s creative hunger as well as make things happen in the arts!

Artist: Instructor, Robert Barra

REGISTRATION REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT POLICY Our registration policy has been developed to be as flexible as possible, while protecting quality educational standards. All programs and instructors are subject to change. ALL STUDIOS ARE LOCATED IN THE CREST THEATRE BUILDING UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. (Studio assignments subject to change) REGISTRATION WILL OPEN FOR FALL 2014 AND WINTER 2015 TERMS: August 6, 2014 TO REGISTER BY PHONE: Call 561.243.7922, extension 317 or extension 478 TO REGISTER IN PERSON: Delray Beach Center for the Arts / Crest Theatre lobby Old School Square, 51 N. Swinton Avenue Monday – Thursday, 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. (when school is in session) Friday, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. TO REGISTER ONLINE: Go to our web site: DelrayArts.org REGISTRATION POLICIES: • Placement in a course is secured by payment of all fees. • Doors open 30 minutes prior to class start time. • Each class fee contains a non-refundable $15 Combined Registration and Preservation fee. • Become a member of Delray Beach Center for the Arts and Class Fee is discounted! • Suggested supply lists for classes are available. • The Center is not responsible for any artwork/personal items that are lost, stolen, damaged or left in the classroom. • Students and parents must respect the rights of other students and staff or they may be asked to leave the school and forfeit tuition. • To register for classes that are available for proration, registration must be handled by phone or in person. OUR HISTORIC SPACES REQUIRE LOTS OF TLC! In our ongoing efforts to maintain these historic buildings, and the studio spaces within, we expect all students assist us by cleaning up their respective work areas at the conclusion of each class. THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION! REFUND POLICIES: • NO refunds or make-up classes due to student illness, unexpected travel, or other reasons beyond the control of the faculty. Artist: Student, Renee Sands

• Refunds to withdraw from a Resident Instructor Class or Workshop must be requested in writing no less than one week prior to the beginning of the course. • Refunds to withdraw from a Visiting Artist Workshop must be requested in writing no less than ﬁve weeks prior to the beginning of the workshop.

Founded in 1986, Delray Beach Center for the Arts at Old School Square is an award-winning arts center and the cultural heart of Delray Beach. The campus includes early 20th century school buildings, which were beautifully restored and re-adapted to house the Crest Theatre – with the School of Creative Arts on the second ﬂoor, the Cornell Museum of Art & American Culture and Vintage Gymnasium. Also on the campus is The Pavilion, a state-of-the-art outdoor performance venue. By combining historic preservation and the arts, the Center became the catalyst for the 1990’s renaissance of downtown Delray Beach, now regarded as one the hottest destinations in the country. In 2012 Delray Beach was named “America’s Most Fun Small Town” by Rand McNally and USA Today. Delray Beach Center for the Arts is a community gathering place for a diverse schedule of activities. Nearly half a million people come to the Center each year for performances, lectures, exhibits, concerts, tours, classes, events, festivals, and rental activities such as weddings, receptions, private parties, and corporate events. Photography Instructor, Bob Schwartzman

DIRECTIONS From I-95 North or South take the Atlantic Avenue exit 52. Go east one mile to Swinton Ave. Delray Beach Center for the Arts is on the NE corner of Atlantic and Swinton.

PARKING Delray’s new parking garage is located east of the Delray Beach Center for the Arts grounds. The garage entrance is located on NE 1st Avenue at the corner of NE 1st Street. City parking fees may apply. P ub l i c par ki ng l o ts ar e l o cate d o n Nw 1s t Av e ., Swinton Avenue and NE 2nd Avenue.

Student, Nancy Charland

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▲ Artist: Instructor, Gus wander

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Delray Beach, FL 33444

▼ Photography Instructor, Lee Gordon

561.243.7922, x317 or x478 Visit DelrayArts.org for class schedule updates.