Fall 2017 GoggleWorks Center for the Arts Course Catalog

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WELCOME

GoggleWorks Center for the Arts is a place to develop skills, ask questions, experiment freely, and investigate the human spirit. Here we create dialogue between the established and the experimental, the contemporary and the traditional. Through exceptional arts education and engaging community programming, we inspire people to expand the boundaries of art making, personal growth, and appreciation for material culture. Our mission is to nurture the arts, foster creativity, promote education and enrich the community.

Located in the former Willson Goggle Factory building, GoggleWorks is the largest arts center of its kind in the country. The 145,000 square foot complex features seven teaching studios in ceramics, hot and warm glass, metalsmithing, photography, printmaking, and woodworking; 35 juried artist studios; and dozens of dance, music, arts, and other creative businesses and cultural organizations.

GoggleWorks also includes several exhibition galleries, a 130-seat film theatre, cafĂŠ, and gift store featuring handcrafted works by over 200 artists working within our walls and beyond.

GOGGLEWORKS CENTER FOR THE ARTS 210 Washington Street, Reading PA 19601 phone: 610.374.4600 open daily, 9:00 am-9:00 pm admission & parking always free GOGGLEWORKS.ORG

2 MAKER DATES 4 MINI-MAKERS! FAMILY WORKSHOPS 6 TEEN STUDIO SAMPLER WORKSHOPS 8 HANDCRAFTED HOME WORKSHOPS 10 HANDCRAFTED HOLIDAY WORKSHOPS

12 VISITING ARTIST: KURT ANDERSON

CONTENTS

14 UPCOMING EVENTS 15 ARTS FESTIVAL READING 16 CORE CURRICULUM CLASSES & WORKSHOPS 36 MEMBERSHIP & SCHOLARSHIPS 37 REGISTRATION & POLICIES

CERAMICS

HOT GLASS

with Jesse Jones and Danielle Dimon Friday, Sept. 22 or Friday, Oct. 27 or Friday, Nov. 17 6:00-8:00 pm

with Scott Krenitsky Friday, Sept. 22 or Friday, Oct. 27 or Friday, Nov. 17 6:00-8:00 pm

wheelthrowing

MAKER DATES

Friday night Maker Dates are a creative evening out for family, friends, and loved ones to try their hand at something new in our most popular studios. Enjoy a short tour, instructor demos, and then make something of your own.

Afterwards, mingle while enjoying beer, wine, and light refreshments.

No experience necessary.

All materials and tools are provided. Ages: 18+

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Our ceramic instructors will walk you through the basics of working on the potter’s wheel. Create a unique piece of pottery, then choose a glaze from our studio selection.

Maximum Students: 10 $45/person

glassblowing

Get hands-on experience in glassblowing by making a tumbler or stemless wine glass under the guidance of our professional glassblowers.

Maximum Students: 12 $95/person

WARM GLASS

WOOD

with Maggie Gallen Friday, Sept. 22 or Friday, Oct. 27 or Friday, Nov. 17 6:00-8:00 pm

with Nate Tyson Friday, Oct. 27 6:00-8:00pm

glass fusing

Choose a mold and your color palette to create a unique fused glass plate, platter, or bowl.

Maximum Students: 12 $60/person

woodturning

Note: Please wear or bring a change of clothes that you don’t mind getting dirty.

Closed-toe shoes are required in the hot and warm glass, and wood studios.

Join this new Maker Date and get acquainted with our wood studio and lathe as you try woodturning.

Maximum Students: 10 $60/person

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GELATIN PLATE PRINTS

WHEEL THROWING

with Suzanne Fellows 1 day / Saturday, Sept. 9 10:00 am-12:00 pm

with Jesse Jones 1 day: Sunday, Sept. 17 or Sunday, Nov. 19 12:00-2:00 pm

printmaking

MINI-MAKERS! FAMILY WORKSHOPS This new series of 2-3 hour, weekend workshops is designed for aspiring artists, ages 7-12, and their families to learn something new together.

An adult must participate in the workshop; tuition fee covers one individual and you must register each adult and child attending.

No experience necessary.

All materials and tools provided. Ages: 7-12, plus adult.

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Using a layering process, which includes hand-cut stencils and templates, natural elements (leaves, grass, feathers, etc.), and various textures, you will create spontaneous, one-of-akind, painterly prints.

Maximum Students: 8 Member: $38.25 Non-Member: $45

ceramics

Come play on the potter’s wheel where you will be guided through the process of centering clay and throwing different shapes. Clay, tools and firing are included.

Maximum Students: 10 Member: $38.25 Non-Member: $45

VIRTUAL REALITY

GLASSBLOWING

JEWELRY

PINHOLE CAMERA

with Kris Jackson 1 day / Saturday, Sept. 30 12:00-3:00 pm

with Scott Krenitsky 1 day / Saturday, Sept. 30 or Saturday, Nov. 11 2:00-4:00 pm

with Mike Daddario 1 day / Saturday, Oct. 21 10:00 am-12:00 pm

with Patti Scialo 1 day / Saturday, Nov. 11 10:00 am-1:00 pm

special topic

This introduction to virtual reality will give the entire family the opportunity to learn how to set up a room scale virtual reality session, using Google’s virtual reality Tilt Brush program.

Maximum Students: 8 Member: $34 Non-Member: $40

hot glass

Introduce the family to the art of glassblowing through this workshop designed just for beginners. Learn the process of blowing and sculpting hot glass into a fun item for your home.

Maximum Students: 12 Member: $63.75 Non-Member: $75

metals

photography

Make simple and fun jewelry pieces by drawing designs on shrink plastic and then heat using an oven toaster or with an embossing tool.

Learn how the first film cameras worked by making a cardboard camera. Take pictures and process in the darkroom.

Maximum Students: 10 Member: $38.25 Non-Member: $45

Maximum Students: 10 Member: $34 Non-Member: $40

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KILN CASTING

GLASSBLOWING

SCREENPRINTING

with Maggie Gallen 1 day / Saturday, Sept. 16 12:00-3:00 pm

with Scott Krenitsky 1 day / Sunday, Sept. 24 10:00 am-12:00 pm

with Abby Ryder 1 day / Sunday, Oct. 1 12:00-3:00 pm

warm glass

Maximum Students: 8 Member: $51 Non-Member: $60

TEEN STUDIO SAMPLERS The studio sampler series of weekend workshops are designed to introduce teens, ages 13-17, to the materials and processes of making within the professional studio environment.

Take one or them all and find your creative fit!

No experience necessary.

All materials and tools provided. Ages: 13-17

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hot glass

Maximum Students: 12 Member: $63.75 Non-Member: $75

printmaking

Maximum Students: 8 Member: $38.25 Non-Member: $45

MONOTYPING

FLAMEWORKING

CELL PHONE AMPLIFIER

WHEEL THROWING

with Mike Daddario 1 day / Saturday, Oct. 28 2:00-5:00 pm

with Ellen Mitnick 1 day / Sunday, Nov. 12 12:00-3:00 pm

with Ben DeMott 1 day / Saturday, Nov. 18 2:00-5:00 pm

with Jesse Jones 1 day / Saturday, Dec. 2 2:00-5:00 pm

printmaking

Maximum Students: 8 Member: $38.25 Non-Member: $45

warm glass

Maximum Students: 8 Member: $51 Non-Member: $60

ceramics

Maximum Students: 10 Member: $34 Non-Member: $40

ceramics

Maximum Students: 10 Member: $34 Non-Member: $40

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FRENCH ROLLING PIN

WINE TOPPERS

with Nate Tyson 1 day / Saturday, Sept. 9 10:00 am-1:00 pm

with Ellen Mitnick 1 day / Saturday, Oct. 21 10:00 am-1:00 pm

wood

HANDCRAFTED HOME WORKSHOPS Living in an age of mass production, it is easy to overlook how important it is to surround ourselves with meaningful objects.

Our Handcrafted Home series of workshops are designed for you to learn a new craft and enrich your home with a hand-made, personal object that is beautiful and functional.

They make great gifts too.

No experience necessary.

All materials and tools provided. Ages: 18+

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Beginning with a square blank of hardwood, you will learn the fundamentals of woodturning and leave with a beautiful french rolling pin.

Maximum Students: 5 Member: $63.75 Non-Member: $75

warm glass

Experience melting glass in the Flameworking Studio while making your own personalized wine or olive oil topper. These toppers will make any bottle a unique piece of art!

Maximum Students: 8 Member: $51 Non-Member: $60

NATURAL DYED SCARF

BASKETWEAVING

BANDSAW BOX

PRESS-MOLD PLATES

with Delaney DeMott 1 day / Sunday, Oct. 29 12:00 pm-3:00 pm

with Mary Zeplin and Donna Lengel 2 days / Saturdays, Nov. 11 and Nov. 18 1:00 pm-5:00 pm

with Amy Forsyth 1 day / Sunday, Nov. 12 12:00-4:00 pm

with Melissa Fiskaldo 1 day / Saturday, Dec. 2 10:00 am-1:00 pm

special topic

Students will craft a one-of-a kind silk scarf using plant material to permanently dye a pattern into the cloth.

Maximum Students: 12 Member: $38.25 Non-Member: $45

special topic

Create a small, multi-purpose tote from natural reed while learning basic weaving techniques such as truing a base, twining, start/stop weaving, packing and lashing.

Basic weaving terms and tools will also be covered.

Maximum Students: 10 Member: $68 Non-Member: $80

wood

ceramics

Learn a new way to make a quick and easy box. When you work on the band saw, lots of new shapes and surface textures are suddenly possible.

Plan to walk away with your own beautiful wooden box.

Create a set of 4 pressed plates that incorporate texture and pattern. This is a great way for someone of any skill level to create a set of versatile functional pottery that can be used anywhere in the home.

Maximum Students: 10 Member: $63.75 Non-Member: $75

Maximum Students: 12 Member: $38.25 Non-Member: $45

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GLASS PUMPKINS

GLASSBLOWN ORNAMENT

with Scott Krenitsky 1 day: Thurs., Sept. 28, 6:00-8:00 pm or Sun., Oct. 22, 12:00-2:00 pm or Sat., Oct. 28, 6:00-8:00 pm

with Scott Krenitsky 1 day: Thurs., Nov. 16, 6:00-8:00 pm or Sat., Dec. 2, 2:00-4:00 pm or Sat., Dec. 16, 10am-12:00 pm

hot glass

HANDCRAFTED HOLIDAY WORKSHOPS Get in the spirit and enrich your holidays with a hand-made, personal object in this special series of workshops. These items make great gifts too.

No experience necessary.

All materials and tools provided. Ages: 18+

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Maximum Students: 12 Member: $68 Non-Member: $80

hot glass

Maximum Students: 12 Member: $68 Non-Member: $80

LETTERPRESS HOLIDAY CARDS

HOLIDAY CARD BASKET

FLAMEWORKED ICICLES

SCREENPRINTED ORNAMENT

with Janelle L. Paisley 1 day / Saturday, Dec. 2 10:00 am-1:00 pm

with Mary Zeplin and Donna Lengel 1 day / Sunday, Dec. 3 12:00-3:00 pm

with Ellen Mitnick 1 day / Saturday, Dec. 9 1:00-3:00 pm

with Abby Ryder 1 day /Saturday, Dec. 9 10:00 am-1:00 pm

special topic

Maximum Students: 10 Member: $63.75 Non-Member: $75

special topic

Maximum Students: 7 Member: $38.25 Non-Member: $45

warm glass

Maximum Students: 8 Member: $51 Non-Member: $60

printmaking

Maximum Students: 8 Member: $38.25 Non-Member: $45

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VISITING ARTIST LECTURE & WORKSHOP

KURT ANDERSON ceramics

Originally from California, Kurt currently resides in western North Carolina. His inspiration comes from a lifetime of consuming graphic imagery from such sources as comic books, cartoons, and advertising logos. He hopes that by combining his visual iconography with functional forms, he can create something unique yet truly universal.

VISITING ARTIST TALK November 3, 5:30pm free, open to the public

FAUXK:

unique and inventive surfaces with Kurt Anderson 2 days / Sat. and Sun., Nov. 4 and 5 9:00 am-4:00 pm

Develop your own personal sense of surface decoration through the exploration of various ceramic techniques, such as sgraffito and mishima.

In this two-day workshop, you will learn the skills needed to turn your ideas into fun and creative surfaces. A thorough examination of folk pottery traditions from around the world will serve as a source of inspiration.

Maximum Students: 10 Member: $187 Non-Member: $220

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THE CUP.

on view: October 30-November 21 reception: November 3, 5:30pm juror: Kurt Anderson

Celebrate the diversity and intimacy of the cup during our second annual cup exhibition, displayed in GoggleWorks’ lobby. Featuring functional drinking vessels from around the country, the exhibition provides visitors with the opportunity to purchase something unique and handmade while supporting individual artist, as well as the Ceramic program at GoggleWorks.

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SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER

NOVEMBER

SPOTLIGHT NIGHT

ARTS FESTIVAL READING

SPOTLIGHT NIGHT

SEPTEMBER 1 5:30-7:30pm free!

OCTOBER 7-8 10:00am-5:00pm ($) ticket required

Opening Receptions >

UPCOMING EVENTS

Retrospective John Elder Space Conciousness Margaret Noel & Zoe Cohen Teen Ambassador Fellows Exhibition Fall Course Preview > Wondering what classes to take? Our artist-instructors will be on hand in their classrooms and studios.

Watch them demonstrate their techniques and get your questions answered. Register for a 5+ week course and receive a basic GoggleWorks membership for free, including 15% off tuition, valued at $50.

PUMPKINPALOOZA

NOVEMBER 3 5:30-7:30pm free!

Opening Receptions >

OCTOBER 14 12:00-4:00pm free!

12th annual GoggleWorks’ Juried Artists Exhibition

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FAMILY ARTS NIGHT

OCTOBER 18-22 times vary ($) ticket required IX is the world’s largest gathering of artists, students, and collectors of Imaginative Realist art. This five-day celebration includes film screenings, live demos, talks, portfolio reviews, workshops, and evening events.

Tickets and more info at: illuxicon.com/registration.html

The Cup.

NOVEMBER 9 5:30-7:00pm free!

GLASS & CERAMICS SALE NOVEMBER 24-DECEMBER 3 during Store hours

DECEMBER SPOTLIGHT NIGHT DECEMBER 1 5:30-7:30pm free!

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Berks County’s premier arts and craft festival returns for its 6th year!

OCTOBER 7 & 8 10am - 5pm

Handcrafted gifts, apparel, and artwork

shop original works from local and regional artists also featuring > locally-sourced foods with international flare craft beer & wine tastings interior design showcase

Live artist demonstrations

visit our studios and learn how things are made

Blind Boy Paxton

as part of Reading Blues Fest Sunday, Oct. 8 / 1pm

Learn more & purchase tickets at > goggleworks.org

CERAMICS

INTRO TO SCULPTURE

INTRO TO WHEEL THROWING

CUT TILE MOSAIC

Get a glimpse into an array of methods, materials, and perspectives on exploring the plasticity of space in this interdisciplinary course.

Through traditional and experimental studio exercises, feedback, and material processing, you will combine form with idea, linking the past with the present, and make visible the creative possibilities in shaping culture.

Try your hand at the potter’s wheel. Learn the skills necessary to throw cylinders, cups, bowls, and more in this exciting introduction to the fundamentals. You will be guided through the process of throwing, shaping, and trimming your pieces. Basic surface decoration and glazing techniques will allow you to discover your creative voice.

You will learn how to properly construct clay slabs and tiles while folding in the basics of the mosaic process.

Move through concept, sketch,construction, firing and installation to create a unique mosaic piece from scratch.

with Ben DeMott, Ceramic Studio Manager 5 weeks / Thursdays, Sept. 7 through Oct. 5 6:00-9:00 pm

Level: Beginner Maximum Students: 8 Member: $127.50 Non-Member: $150

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with Melissa Fiskaldo 5 weeks / Saturdays, Sept. 9 through Oct. 14 (no class 10/7) 10:00 am-1:00 pm

Level: Beginner Maximum Students: 10 Member: $127.50 Non-Member: $150

with James Pastore, Dir. of Program Operations 5 weeks / Tuesday, Sept. 12 through Oct. 10 6:00-9:00 pm

Level: All Maximum Students: 8 Member: $127.50 Non-Member: $150 Supply Fee: $15

HANDBUILDING I

with Suzanne Molyneux, Programs Coordinator 8 weeks / Tuesdays, Oct. 17 through December 12 (no class 10/31) 6:00-9:00 pm Expand your knowledge and refine your skills in pinch pots and slab building methods; incorporate the use of attachments, and discover the use of slump and hump molds, and gain an understanding of decorative surfaces and glazing through demonstration.

Prerequisite: Intro to Handbuilding Level: Beginner/Intermediate Maximum Students: 12 Member: $187 Non-Member: $220

CERAMIC ARCHITECTURE

with Ben DeMott, Ceramics Studio Manager 8 weeks / Thursdays, Oct. 19 through Dec. 14 (no class 11/23) 6:00-9:00 pm Go beyond the brick and tile by experimenting with the function of systems, environments, and structures.

Engaging with local architecture as a source of reference, develop site specific installations utilizing historic and modern ceramic building methods presented in class.

Level: Intermediate/Advanced Maximum Students: 8 Member: $187 Non-Member: $220

WHEEL THROWING I

with Derek Rosenberry 6 weeks / Mondays, Oct. 23 through Nov. 27 6:00-9:00 pm Practice, improve, and refine your previously learned skills.

You will be guided through learning complex forms such as lidded jars, closed forms, and altered wheel-thrown forms.

OPEN STUDIO

All students enrolled in a multiple week course can access open studio hours outside of class; approximately 12 hours per week.

Schedule posted monthly online and in the studio.

Prerequisite: Intro to Wheel Throwing Level: Beginner/Intermediate Maximum Students: 10 Member: $153 Non-Member: $180

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STUDIO PASSPORT

REDUCTION FIRING WORKSHOP

ELECTRIC KILN WORKSHOP

The Studio Passport allows you to access ceramic open studio hours during our Fall 2017 term. Limited to students with a basic knowledge of ceramics and overseen by a monitor, instead of instructor, this “class” is a great opportunity to work at your own pace and continue your exploration in clay.

In this 3-day workshop you will glaze bisqueware in preparation for a group reduction firing in GoggleWorks’ downdraft gas kiln. Learn the difference between electric and gas kilns, oxidation and reduction glazes, while taking part in the firing.

Do you work with an electric kiln and want to learn more about what it can do? Learn about firing, programming, kiln setters, cones, ramping schedules, error codes and much more. We will look at how to use your kiln so you get the best results possible. Come with questions about electric kilns and firing methods and leave with answers.

with Ceramics staff monthly, September through November

CERAMICS

Level: Beginner/Intermediate and up Maximum Students: 10 $50/month

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with Danielle Dimon 3 days / Sundays, Dec. 3 through Dec. 17 12:00-5:00 pm

Level: All Maximum Students: 12 Member: $93.50 Non-Member: $110

with James Pastore, Dir. of Program Operations 1 day / Sunday, Dec. 10 10:00 am-1:00 pm

Level: Beginner Maximum Students: 12 Member: $34 Non-Member: $40

CHECK OUT OUR HANDCRAFTED HOME WORKSHOPS Press-Mold Plates page 9

SOUPER BOWL WORKSHOPS Sunday, Sept. 24 1:00-3:00 pm or Wednesday, Oct. 18 6:00-8:00 pm or Monday, Nov. 13 6:00-8:00 pm

Make a hand-built bowl and help someone in need.

Souper Bowl Workshops at GoggleWorks support Opportunity House, a multiservice organization that improves the quality of life for children, families, and adults who face various obstacles to independence and supports their efforts to achieve and maintain self-sufficiency and well-being. For each Souper Bowl registration, a GoggleWorks ceramic studio artist will donate to Opportunity House’s annual Souper Bowl Fundraiser.

Level: All Maximum Students: 16 $25

DRAWING & PAINTING

BOTANICAL ILLUSTRATIONS

INTRO TO DRAWING

Contemporary botanical art is a thriving genre, with active groups all around the world. Learn about the history of this art form as we explore drawing and watercolor painting. Capture your subject’s essence and gesture while learning basic drawing skills using graphite.

Move on to watercolors, a favorite medium of botanical artists, used in a refined and deliberate way. Art meets science in this class for all levels of experience.

Build confidence in technical skills and the ability to look at art critically in this five-week class covering the fundamentals of drawing using a variety of materials.

Using the elements of line, value, shape, form, and texture, we will cover gesture drawing, contour lines, negative space, shading, and the intricacies of light, and one-point and two-point perspective applied to interior spaces, urban spaces, still life drawings, and the human head.

with Margaret Saylor 6 weeks / Mondays, Sept. 11 through Oct. 16 6:00-9:00 pm

Level: All Maximum Students: 12 Member: $153 Non-Member: $180 illustration by Margaret Saylor

with Suzanne Fellows 5 weeks / Thursdays, Oct. 12 through Nov. 16 1:00-4:00 pm

Level: Beginner Maximum Students: 8 Member: $127.50 Non-Member: $150

INTRO TO MANGA

with Lily Cernak 5 weeks / Saturdays, Oct. 28 through Dec. 2 (no class 11/25) 1:00-3:00 pm Create your own graphic novel, comic, or manga. This course will include chapter creation, drawing, writing dialogue, and all elements of design.

Ages: 14+ Level: Beginner Maximum Students: 10 Member: $102 Non-Member: $120

INTRO TO DIGITAL ILLUSTRATION with Lily Cernak 5 weeks / Sundays, Oct. 29 through Dec. 3 (no class 11/26) 12:00-2:00 pm

Learn how to create your own drawings in Adobe Photoshop using a tablet and pen. Topics covered in the course will include an introduction to Photoshop’s tools and effects, how to use layers, and various techniques for creating line-art and shading.

Level: Beginner Maximum Students: 7 Member: $102 Non-Member: $120

WEEKLY FIGURE DRAWING

Tuesdays, 6:30-8:30 pm Bring your enthusiasm and materials; we will supply the models! Please arrive 15 minutes early to help set up.

Snacks are welcome; BYOB. Ages: 18+ only Level: All $5/week; due at each class cash only

WATERCOLOR II

with Fran Parzanese 6 weeks (per session) Session A: Wednesdays, Sept. 6 through Oct. 11 10:00 am-1:00 pm Session B: Wednesdays, Nov. 1 through Dec. 6 10:00 am-1:00 pm Move beyond the basics and enhance your watercolor painting skills with weekly exercises and group critiques.

Prerequisite: Intro to Watercolor or equivalent experience.

Level: Intermediate/Advanced Maximum Students: 10 Member: $153 Non-Member: $180

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INTRO TO WATERCOLOR

ACRYLIC PAINTING I

Learn the basics of watercolor painting with emphasis on learning to let the water and materials work for you. Other topics covered include mixing colors on and off the paper, how to paint a wash/glaze, wet on wet technique, dry brush technique, and the of use various materials and tools to make unique paintings.

Along with the basics some experimental techniques will be explored.

This class includes weekly demonstrations of techniques and mediums to explore the versatility of acrylic paints.

Other topics covered could include: paints, gels and mediums, color mixing, transparency and opacity, creating a personal color palette, drawing into acrylics, layering, stenciling, pours and skins, collage mixed media, interference and iridescent paints.

Level: Beginner Maximum Students: 10 Member: $127.50 Non-Member: $150

Prerequisite: Intro to Acrylics or equivalent experience.

with Lynn Millar 5 weeks / Sundays, Oct. 1 through Nov. 5 (no class 10/8) 12:00-3:00 pm

DRAWING & PAINTING

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with Suzanne Fellows 8 weeks / Wednesdays, Oct. 11 through Dec. 6 (no class 11/22) 6:00-9:00 pm

Level: Beginner/Intermediate Maximum Students: 8 Member: $187 Non-Member: $220

INTRO TO ACRYLICS

with Suzanne Fellows 5 weeks / Mondays, Oct. 16 through Nov. 13 1:00-4:00 pm Learn basic painting skills through a series of exercises and small paintings. Topics will include handling the paints and brushes, preparing the surface, working with acrylic mediums, mixing colors, and various brushwork techniques.

Level: Beginner Maximum Students: 8 Member: $127.50 Non-Member: $150

HOT GLASS

INTRO TO GLASSBLOWING

5 weeks (per session) Session A: with Rafael Henin Saturdays, Sept. 9 through Oct. 7, 10:00 am-1:00 pm or Session B: with Dan Alters Thursdays, Oct. 12 through Nov. 9, 6:00-9:00 pm Explore the art, aesthetics, and techniques of glassblowing.

Class discussions will also include historical and contemporary glass movements, basic glass chemistry, and studio application.

Level: Beginner Maximum Students: 8 Member: $170 Non-Member: $200

GLASSBLOWING I

with Rafael Henin 6 weeks /Saturdays, Oct. 21 through Dec. 2 (no class 11/25) 10:00 am-1:00 pm You will be encouraged to use your imagination and challenge yourself conceptually in the design and fabrication of each project as you further your glassblowing technique and craftsmanship.

OPEN STUDIO

All students enrolled in a multiple week course can access open studio hours outside of class for an additional charge. Open Studio hours are offered on Wednesdays, from 6-9 pm, for the duration of your course.

Upon registration, students will be contacted by our Programs Department to register.

Prerequisite: Intro to Glassblowing Level: Beginner/Intermediate Maximum Students: 8 Member: $187 Non-Member: $220

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HOT GLASS

STUDIO PASSPORT

CHECK OUT OUR HANDCRAFTED HOME WORKSHOPS

The Studio Passport allows you to access GoggleWorks Hot Glass Studio during our Fall 2017 Term. Limited to students with a working knowledge of hot glass and overseen by a monitor, instead of instructor. This “class” is a great opportunity to work at your own pace.

Glass Pumpkins page 10 Glassblown Ornaments page 10

September through November Wednesdays, 6:00-9:00 pm

Level: Intermediate and up Maximum Students: 6 $100/month

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INTRO TO FUSED GLASS

INTRO TO FLAMEWORKING

FLAMEWORKING I

Discover the variety of tools and techniques of glass fusing.

Learn to shape and layer sheet glass and properly prepare your work for kiln firing. In this course, you will create both functional and abstract pieces while being encouraged to delve into notions of design, using color, light, and texture.

Gain a comprehensive understanding of studio set up and safety, tools, concepts, and proper techniques for melting borosilicate glass. Leave with unique beads that can be used to create one-of-a-kind jewelry of your own.

You will explore solid 3-D sculpture techniques working with clear borosilicate glass rods in this class. Skills covered will include working with hollow tubing to create 3-D hollow sculptures.

with Maggie Gallen 5 weeks / Tuesdays, Sept. 12 through Oct. 10 6:00-9:00 pm

WARM GLASS

Level: Beginner Maximum Students: 12 Member: $153 Non-Member: $180

with Ellen Mitnick 5 weeks / Tuesdays, Sept. 12 through Oct. 10 6:00-9:00 pm

Level: Beginner Maximum Students: 8 Member: $153 Non-Member: $180

with Ellen Mitnick 8 weeks / Mondays, Oct. 23 through Dec. 11 6:00-9:00 pm

Prerequisite: Intro to Flameworking or equivalent experience.

Level: Beginner/Intermediate Maximum Students: 8 Member: $187 Non-Member: $220

WARM GLASS

INTRO TO STAINED GLASS

with Maggie Gallen 5 weeks / Saturdays, Oct. 28 through Dec. 2 (no class 11/25) 10:00 am-1:00 pm Learn the fundamentals of stained glass assembly and design, including the processes of shaping, foiling, and soldering. At the conclusion, leave with a small stained glass panel.

Level: Beginner Maximum Students: 8 Member: $153 Non-Member: $180 Supply Fee: $20

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CHECK OUT OUR HANDCRAFTED HOME WORKSHOPS Wine Toppers page 8 Flameworked Icicles page 11

INTRO TO METALSMITHING

with Mike Daddario 5 weeks / Tuesdays, Sept. 5 through Oct. 3 6:00-9:00 pm

METALSMITHING

Learn basic techniques in the manipulation and fabrication of metal objects, such as cutting, shaping, joining, and finishing, while you become familiar with studio tools and materials.

Level: Beginner Maximum Students: 10 Member: $153 Non-Member: $180

JEWELRY II

with Martha Moore Westbrook 7 weeks (per session) Session A: Wednesdays, Sept.6 through Oct. 18 10:00 am-2:00 pm or Session B: Wednesdays, Oct. 25 through Dec. 6 10:00 am-2:00 pm Continue developing your metalsmithing skills while exploring intermediate and advanced design concepts and techniques in fabrication, soldering, precious metals, and stone setting. In addition, enameling and experimental media will be covered.

METALSMITHING I

with Mike Daddario 6 weeks / Tuesdays, Oct. 17 through Nov. 28 (no class 10/31) 6:00-9:00 pm Expand on your metalsmithing skills while exploring the basics of jewelry design. Create unique pendants, rings, bracelets, and earrings.

Prerequisite: Intro to Metalsmithing Level: Beginner/Intermediate Maximum Students: 10 Member: $153 Non-Member: $180

Prerequisite: Intro to Metalsmithing & Metalsmithing I, or equivalent experience.

Level: Intermediate/Advanced Maximum Students: 10 Member: $214.20 Non-Member: $252

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METALSMITHING

INTRO TO ENAMELING

with Mike Daddario 5 weeks / Saturdays, Nov. 11 through Dec. 16 (no class 11/25) 12:00-3:00 pm Create beautiful pieces of jewelry as you learn the basics of enameling; the application of color by fusing sifted powdered glass onto copper.

Other techniques that will be explored include stenciling, drawing with pencil, rubber stamps, and graffito.

Level: Beginner Maximum Students: 6 Member: $153 Non-Member: $180

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WELDING BASICS WORKSHOP with Brian Glaze 1 day / Saturday, Sept. 23 2:00-5:00 pm

Welding isn’t as intimidating as you might think. Learn the basic principles of MIG welding, a process in which an electric arc forms between a wire electrode and metal, causing them to melt and join together. At conclusion of the workshop, leave with a miniature metal sculpture.

Level: Beginner Maximum Students: 10 Member: $42.50 Non-Member: $50

WELDING WITH FOUND OBJECTS with Brian Glaze 2 days / Saturdays, Oct. 21 and Oct. 28 2:00-5:00 pm

This two-day workshop explores the art of welding with metal found objects. Starting with a visit to a local scrap yard, you will learn how to identify weldable metals for your project. Next, use a MIG welder with other related hand tools to create your own found object sculpture. Note: Be prepared to walk in an industrial setting; gloves and boots/work shoes are highly advised.

Level: Beginner/Intermediate Maximum Students: 10 Member: $80.75 Non-Member: $95

INTRO TO SCREENPRINTING

INTRO TO PRINTMAKING

SCREENPRINTING I

This course will introduce you to the foundations of screen printing. Go through the entire process of drawing and creating a screen print, preparing the screen, and on to printing using this popular printmaking technique.

In this course you will be introduced to the foundations of printmaking, including a variety of etching techniques.

Have the opportunity to further explore the medium of screenprinting. In this intermediate class, learn new techniques and receive further instruction and guidance as you pursue your own ideas.

with Abby Ryder 5 weeks / Saturdays, Sept. 16 through Oct. 21 (no class 10/7) 10:00 am-1:00 pm

PRINTMAKING

Level: Beginner Maximum Students: 6 Member: $153 Non-Member: $180

with Suzanne Fellows 5 weeks /Saturdays, Oct. 28 through Dec. 2 (no class 11/25) 10:00 am-1:00 pm

Level: Beginner Maximum Students: 8 Member: $153 Non-Member: $180

with Abby Ryder 6 weeks / Wednesdays, Nov. 1 through Dec. 13 (no class 11/22) 6:00-9:00 pm

Prerequisite: Intro to Screenprinting Level: Beginner/Intermediate Maximum Students: 6 Member: $170 Non-Member: $200

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INTRO TO COLLAGRAPH PRINTING with Suzanne Fellows 5 weeks / Mondays, Nov. 6 through Dec. 4 6:00 pm-9:00 pm

PRINTMAKING

Learn how to make collagraph prints, using relief and intaglio methods, from a plate that has been collaged with various textures.

Level: Beginner Maximum Students: 8 Member: $127.50 Non-Member: $150

CHECK OUT OUR HANDCRAFTED HOME WORKSHOPS Screenprinted Ornament page 11

PRINTMAKING STUDIO RENTAL PROGRAM

GoggleWorks is pleased to offer a rental program in our new Printmaking Studio.

Designed for individuals with previous printmaking experience who can work safely and productively without supervision, the rental program gives you the opportunity to pursue your passion for printmaking at your own pace.

For information, contact James Pastore, Director of Program Operations at 610.374.4600 ext. 112 or by email at: jpastore@goggleworks.org.

INTRO TO WOODWORKING

with Nate Tyson, Wood Studio Technician 5 weeks / Tuesdays, Sept. 5 through Oct. 3 6:00-9:00 pm

WOODWORKING

Learn the safe use of power tools such as the table saw, jointer, planer, bandsaw, hollow-chisel mortiser and routers while you mill a piece of wood four-square. Then make a laminated cutting board using the milling skills learned in the class.

Level: Beginner Maximum Students: 8 Member: $170 Non-Member: $200

INTRO TO WOODTURNING

PEPPER MILL

This course is designed for beginners and those wanting to continue building on the skills learned in previous woodturning classes. Choose from projects such as mortar & pestle, candlestick, spurtles, honey dipper, spinning top, small vases, wine bottle stopper, rolling pin, and bowls.

You will transform raw pieces of wood into functional and beautiful turned items while learning safe and efficient woodturning techniques along with proper turning tool usage.

Delve further into the world of woodturning by designing and turning your own wooden pepper mill. In this class, you will hone your spindle turning techniques and tool skills while learning to precisely fit turned components.

with Nate Tyson, Wood Studio Technician 5 weeks / Saturdays, Sept. 16 through Oct. 21 (no class 10/7) 10:00 am-1:00 pm

Level: Beginner Maximum Students: 5 Member: $221 Non-Member: $260

with Nate Tyson, Wood Studio Technician 5 weeks / Saturdays, Nov. 4 through Dec. 9 (no class 11/25) 10:00 am-1:00 pm

Prerequisite: Intro to Woodturning or equivalent experience Level: Intermediate Maximum Students: 5 Member: $170 Non-Member: $200 Supply Fee: $15

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WOODTURNING I: 3-LEGGED STOOL

with Nate Tyson, Wood Studio Technician 6 weeks / Tuesdays, Nov. 7 through Dec. 12 6:00-9:00 pm

WOODWORKING

Continue to explore the craft of woodturning and its application in furniture construction. Practice accurately reproducing spindles and try your hand at round mortise-and-tenon joinery by building a small three legged stool.

Prerequisite: Intro to Woodturning or equivalent experience Level: Beginner/Intermediate Maximum Students: 5 Member: $187 Non-Member: $220 Supply Fee: $20

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OPEN STUDIO

All students enrolled in a multiple week woodworking course can access open studio hours outside of class; approximately 10 hours per month. Schedule posted monthly online and in the studio.

STUDIO PASSPORT

September through November The Studio Passport allows you to access GoggleWorks’ Wood Studio during our Fall 2017 Term. Limited to students with a basic knowledge of woodworking and overseen by a monitor, instead of instructor. This “class” is a great opportunity to work at your own pace. Schedule posted monthly online and in the studio.

Level: Intermediate and up Maximum Students: 8 $100/month Note: If not already GoggleWorks Wood Studio certified, a one time safety training fee of $50 is required at time of registration.

CHECK OUT OUR HANDCRAFTED HOME WORKSHOPS French Rolling Pin page 8 Bandsaw Box page 9

WOOD STUDIO RENTAL PROGRAM GoggleWorks is pleased to offer a rental program in our Wood Studio. Designed for individuals with previous woodworking experience who can work safely and productively without supervision, the rental program gives you the opportunity to pursue your passion for woodworking at your own pace.

For information, contact Nate Tyson, Wood Studio Technician at 610.374.4600 or by email at: ntyson@goggleworks.org.

INTRO TO FIBERS

PULP PAPER PORTRAITS

INTRO TO BEER BREWING

Work together and learn two types of felting techniques and how to spin roving into yarn.

The yarn can be used for felting or you can knit/crochet it into your own favorite project.

Contemporary American artist Chuck Close is known for his large-scale portraits created using a variety of media. One medium used by Close is paper pulp where the different shades of paper actually become the image. In this 3-day workshop, learn how to create your own portrait using this same process.

Participants in this entrylevel course will learn the foundational concepts of craft beer brewing following the all-grain, Brew in a Bag (BiaB), method. The BiaB approach enables kitchen brewing while maintaining the character and taste complexity of all-grain brewing in an efficient smallfootprint format. Participate in the hands-on steps of the entire brewing process from preparation of materials, brew day, fermentation, racking/ bottling and drinking great beer. Gain the experience to continue on your own path in home brewing and take home a six-pack of beer to enjoy with family and friends.

with Delaney DeMott 5 weeks / Thursdays, Sept. 7 through Oct. 5 6:00-9:00 pm

SPECIAL TOPICS

Level: Beginner Maximum Students: 12 Member: $127.50 Non-Member: $150

with Michael Miller 3 days / Sundays, Sept. 17 through Oct. 1 12:00-3:00 pm

Level: Beginner Maximum Students: 10 Member: $80.75 Non-Member: $95

with Matthew Molyneux 5 weeks / Saturdays, Oct. 7 through Nov. 4 10:00 am-1:00 pm

Ages; 21+ Level: All Maximum Students: 8 Member: $153 Non-Member: $180 Supply Fee: $25

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NEEDLE-FELTING

INTRO TO CIDER MAKING

Learn how to create a needle felted artwork from sheared alpaca fiber. In this 3-day workshop, you will experience cleaning and dyeing the alpaca fiber, design, blending, and embellishing to create a beautiful wall-hanging.

Turning fresh apple cider into delicious fermented hard cider is the easiest and most enjoyable of fermentation processes. We will obtain our juice from regional orchards in late October then meet to learn about all aspects of cider making. Each student will complete the course with 5 gallons of bottled cider.

with Chris Allen 3 days / Tuesdays, Oct. 10 through Oct. 24 6:00-8:00 pm

Level: Beginner Maximum Students: 8 Member: $72.25 Non-Member: $85

CHECK OUT OUR HANDCRAFTED HOME WORKSHOPS Natural Dyed Scarf page 9 Basketweaving page 9 Letterpress Holiday Cards page 11 Holiday Card Basket page 11

with Karen Palcho 5 weeks / Mondays, Oct. 16 through Dec. 11 6:00-9:00 pm

Our first class will meet October 16th from 6-9 pm. Over the following three months, we will meet approximately every other Monday from 6-9 pm. Due to the unpredictable nature of the process we may have meetings on other days. We hope to schedule a weekend field trip to a regional cidery.

INTRO TO VIRTUAL REALITY

with Kris Jackson 5 weeks / Saturdays, Oct. 28 through Dec. 2 (no class 11/25) 10:00 am-1:00 pm This introduction to virtual reality will give you the opportunity to learn how to set up a room scale virtual reality session, using Google’s virtual reality Tilt Brush program.

Upon conclusion, leave with a copy of your very own digital virtual reality painting.

Level: Beginner Maximum Students: 8 Member: $153 Non-Member: $180

CYANOTYPE WORKSHOP

with Patti Scialo 1 day / Saturday, Oct 28 10:00 am-1:00 pm Create photographic images on watercolor paper using drawings and pressed botanical collections. This process uses sunlight to create a rich cyan blue tone with white patterns from objects.

Level: All Maximum Students: 8 Member: $38.25 Non-Member: $45

Ages: 21+ Level: All Maximum Students: 10 Member: $153 Non-Member: $180 Supply Fee: $25

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MEMBERSHIP / SCHOLARSHIPS Become a member and help us to achieve our goals of providing accessible arts education and engaging cultural events. Join our dynamic community and save 15% off tuition.

GoggleWorks offers two types of scholarships to both adults (18+) and children (7-17) on a rolling basis throughout the year.

NEED-BASED / 100% off tuition BASIC / $50

students with valid i.d. & seniors / $25 • 15% off classes & workshops* • 10% discount in The Store* • monthly member-only news • member-only special events • partner discounts & deals • printed invitations to special events • annual subscription to Berks County Living *some restrictions apply

More levels available online at goggleworks.org/support/membership

The need-based scholarship waives tuition for applicants demonstrating a financial hardship. Recipients will be responsible for any applicable supply fees and materials required for participation.

MERIT-BASED / 50% off tuition

The merit-based scholarship reduces tuition by 50% for applicants demonstrating artistic potential and desire to further their creative pursuits. Recipients will be responsible for any applicable supply fees and materials required for participation.

Apply online at goggleworks.org/programs/scholarships

REGISTRATION & POLICIES

THREE WAYS TO REGISTER:

POLICIES:

ONLINE / goggleworks.org

CANCELLATIONS & REFUNDS /

BY PHONE / 610.374.4600 IN PERSON / open daily, 9am-9pm

Students must pay for classes in full upon registration. In the event that a class or workshop is cancelled due to low enrollment, registered students in said class or workshop will be given the option to transfer to a class or workshop that is running, or be issued a full refund within 10 days. In the event that a class or workshop is cancelled due to inclement weather, GoggleWorks will reschedule a make-up date. In the event that a student must withdraw their registration from a class or workshop, GoggleWorks will issue a full refund of tuition fees if cancellation is made at least 10 days prior to start of class.

PHOTOGRAPHY /

GoggleWorks may take photographs and/or video during classes and workshops to market and promote GoggleWorks and its programs.

These photographs/videos may appear online and in print materials. Prior to any photographs and/or video being taken, student will be given a permission waiver to sign or deny.

All illustrations by: Jess Santucci All photographs by: Chris Kendig Photography