Spring Summer Brochure 2016 by Katonah Art Center

Katonah

ARTCenter

Spring

Summer

April 4 - June 24

June 27 - Sept. 2

914.232.4843

ka t on a h a r t ce nt e r.c o m

KAC Master Series presents

Whats Inside / Teens & Adults KAC Master Series....................................................................................pg. 2

Painting From Life with Mary Beth McKenzie KAC welcomes Mary Beth McKenzie, one of America’s foremost contemporary figure painters, for an intensive three day figure workshop, April 26-28. Ms. McKenzies work has been featured in several NYC Galleries and is part of eight permanent Museum collections including the Metropolitan Museum of Art.....see page 17. “Dying Swan” 2006. Oil. 60 x 50 inches.

Registration Information.........................................................................pg. 4 Anderson Chase Gallery.........................................................................pg. 6 Artist Toolbox Workshops......................................................................pg. 8 Art Parties...................................................................................................pg. 9 Spring Teen/Adult Weekly Schedule at a Glance..............................pg. 10 Summer Teen/Adult Weekly Schedule at a Glance..........................pg. 12 Art Talks w/ Dr. Jill Kiefer........................................................................pg. 13 Drawing .....................................................................................................pg. 14 Painting .....................................................................................................pg. 17 Mixed Media..............................................................................................pg. 22 Sculpture....................................................................................................pg. 23 Pottery .......................................................................................................pg. 24

Photography with John Shearer John Shearer’s images are part of American iconography. From his famous photo of John John Kennedy at his father’s funeral (1962) to his portraits of Bob Dylan and Muhammad Ali for Life magazine, Mr. Shearer’s photos have given us a rich visual backdrop of American life for the past 4 decades. We are thrilled that Mr. Shearer will be teaching two classes at KAC this spring....see page29.

Printmaking...............................................................................................pg. 26 Glass............................................................................................................pg. 27 Pen & Ink....................................................................................................pg. 28 Digital .........................................................................................................pg. 29 Teen Art......................................................................................................pg. 33 Spring Kids Weekly Schedule at a Glance...........................................pg. 38 Summer Kids Schedule at a Glance.....................................................pg. 39 Young Children’s Classes........................................................................pg. 40 Kid’s Classes..............................................................................................pg. 42 Art & Imagination Camp.........................................................................pg. 48

JFK Funeral by John Shearer

CREDITS: Cover: Irises, South Salem, Loren Anderson 48”x48” o/c, Mindy Katz pg. 11, Tracy Burtz pg. 14, Mary Beth McKenzie pg. 17 (top), Todd Casey pg. 17, Laurel Boeck pg. 20, Jill Kiefer pg. 21, Theresa Bates pg. 22, Moki Kokuris pg.28, John Shearer pg. 29, Karen Batten pg. 59, Masako Inkyo pg. 59, Laurel Boeck back cover.

Coming in 2017! Watercolors with a Master:

Charles Reid

www.charlesreidart.com

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Spring

April 4-June 24

Summer

June 27 - Sept. 2, 2016

Kid’s Camp.................................................................................................pg. 50 Teen Camp................................................................................................pg. 54 Young Adult Art Academy......................................................................pg. 58

65 Old Bedford Road Goldens Bridge, NY 10526 (914) 232 - 4843 contact@katonahartcenter.com

@katonahartcenter

@katonahart

Welcome to the Katonah Art Center!

Registration Information KAC Staff OFFICE HOURS M-F: 9am-5:30pm Sat: 10am-3pm

Loren Anderson, Director, 301-5941 Sarah Totten, Manager, 232-4843 Ashlie Burgun, Asst. Manager, 232-4843

At 65 Old Bedford Rd. in Goldens Bridge, KAC is just 5 minutes from our old location. At almost 6000 sq. ft., the new building has allowed for some additions and improvements. We would like to thank everyone for the wonderful welcome we received at our Grand Opening Celebration!

Spring Session April 4 - June 24, 2016

HOLIDAYS Saturday, May 28th - Monday, May 30th | Memorial Day Weekend

Summer Session June 27 - Sept. 2, 2016

Holidays Monday, July 4th | Independence Day

Choosing the Right Class Sometimes this is a difficult question. Please feel free to call the KAC office at (914) 232-4843, our staff would be happy to guide you in this process or register you for a free trial class.

Policies Please read the policies classes on our website. By registering for classes, you are accepting the terms as stated in the Guidelines.

KAC Retail Art Supply Store Our new KAC Store will have all the materials you need for class as well as used art materials for sale. If you would like to donate gently used materials for resale, please call the KAC office at (914) 232-4843.

Vacation Friendly Summer Classes!

Back by popular demand! Mix and match your summer classes to fit your summer vacation plans. Choose 5 Classes and pick your dates, this applies to classes with a per class price. You may register online at katonahartcenter.com.

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Spring

April 4-June 24

Summer

June 27 - Sept. 2, 2016

ANDERSON CHASE GALLERY The Art of Karin Batten

Enchanting World MARCH 17 - APRIL 2, 2016 Artists Reception Sat. March 19, 3-6pm Join us to meet the artist, view her extraordinary work, and mingle with many friends of the arts. Refreshments will be served. Karin Batten lives and works in New York and was educated in Hamburg, London and New York. Her work has been exhibited in the United States and Europe, including Berlin, Paris and Zurich. She is represented in numerous public and private collections. Exhibit Hours: Monday – Friday, 9am – 6pm Saturday 9am - 3pm

19th Annual Student Art Exhibit at the Katonah Village Library June 4 - June 30, 2016 Opening Reception, June 4, 2-4pm This event has always been a wonderful opportunity for our students to exhibit their work. The show will be open to every student at the art center (yes, even our youngest). Before dropping off artwork, be sure to read display guidelines & fill out artwork labels, all information is posted at KAC.

For upcoming exhibitions please see inside of back cover

Open House Sat., April 3 ,1-3pm Come create art with us, meet our instructors, and try your hand at drawing, painting, pottery, sculpture, jewelry & more. Models will be available to draw or paint. Light refreshments will be served.

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Spring

April 4-June 24

Summer

June 27 - Sept. 2, 2016

the artist’s toolbox ONE-DAY Workshops for All skill levels! Artist Toolbox Workshops are designed to let students try out new mediums and skills without investing in materials or making a long-term commitment. Materials will be provided, but you are welcome to bring your own if desired. Upon signing up for any Toolbox Workshop, you will recieve a $50 credit towards any full session class!

April Toolbox Workshops Glass Jewelry April 7th, Thu. 1-4pm $75

Creating a Monogram

May Toolbox Workshops Clay/Handbuilding May 3rd Tue. 1-4pm $60

Color-mixing for Painters

April 8th, Fri. 1-4pm $60

May 12th, Thu. 1-4pm $60

Charcoal Sketch Figure

Pastel Landscape

April 12th, Tues. 1-4pm $60

May 10th, Tue. 1-4pm $60

Clay/Wheel April 19th, Tues. 1-4pm $60

Oil Paint/Still Life April 19th, Tues. 1-4pm $60

Oil Sticks April 13th, Wed. 1-4pm $72

June Toolbox Workshops

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Oil Paint/Landscape May 17th, Tue. 1-4pm $60

French Wash/Pen & Ink May 11th, Wed. 1-4pm $75

Wipe Out/Oil Paint May 24th, Tue. 1-4pm $60

Painting w/Alternative Media May 18th, Wed. 1-4pm $80

Clay Sculpture/Garden Gnomes June 2nd, Thu. 1-4pm $60

Party With The Experts Children’s birthday parties, corporate team building, bridal showers, ladies’ night out - you name it! Work with our party coordinator to create, design, and decorate the perfect party for your personal needs. Choose your project (painting, pottery, jewelrymaking, etc) and create memories with your friends, family, and coworkers in our beautiful, sun-lit studios.

Acrylic/Impressionistic Landscape

July & August Artist Toolbox dates Please check online!

June 7th, Tue. 1-4pm $60

Tea & Terrariums June 9th, Thu. 1-4pm $60

Colored Pencil June 14th, Tue. 1-4pm $60

Look for the Toolbox Logo on class descriptions beginning on page 15

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April 4-June 24

Summer

June 27 - Sept. 2, 2016

Carole Mendelson | Party Coordinator party@katonahartcenter.com Private Workshops • Individual or Group KAC will create a workshop with a KAC instructor for your group. We offer corporate team building workshops, scout workshops, bachelorette parties, bridal showers, baby showers, off-site parties, and private lessons. Please call the KAC office at (914) 2324843 to schedule your event.

SPRING • TEEN AND ADULT CLASSES MONDAY

TUESDAY

Drawing Fundamentals 9:30am-12:00pm • Loren Anderson

Pastel & Oils with Rae Smith 9:30am-12:30pm • Rae Smith

Portraiture w/Laurel Boeck 9:30am-12:30pm • Laurel Boeck

Still Life in Charcoal & Pastel 9:30am-12:30pm • Barbara Herzberg Master Series: MB McKenzie 9:30am - 3:30pm • 4/26 Master Series: John Shearer 10am -12pm • John Shearer

Figure Drawing 12:45-3:45pm • Barbara Herzberg Figure Painting 12:45-3:45pm • Tracy Burtz Draw & Paint for Grades 6-12 4-6pm • Loren Anderson Illustration & Drawing/Teens 5:30-7pm • DJ Osborn Paint like the Old Masters 6:30-9:30pm • Mireille Duchesne Fashion Revamp 6:30-8:30pm • Jaja Requa Pottery for Adults 6:30-8:30pm • David Hughes Paint like the Old Masters 6:30-9:30pm • Mireille Duchesne Life Drawing with Graphite 6:45-9:15pm • Eddie Nino Manga Photoshop 7-9pm • DJ Osborn

Spring

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Intermediate Metal Jewelry 10am-1pm • Chris Bamford Digital Photo w/DSLR 12:30-2pm • Athena Kanaris Pastel & Oils with Rae Smith 12:45-3:45pm • Rae Smith Portrait Fundamentals 1pm-4pm • Roz Barden Artist Toolbox 1-4pm • staff Clay Jewelry Workshops 1-3pm • David Hughes Flash Animation for Teens 6-7:30pm • Chris Partellow Portfolio Development/Teens 6:15-8:45pm • staff Drawing Fundamentals 6:30-8:30pm • staff

April 4-June 24

Summer

Adobe InDesign 10-12pm • Robin Atrz Digital Photo w/DSLR 12:30-2pm • David Hughes

WEEKLY SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

Life Sculpture 9:30am-12:30pm • Michael Keropian Intro to Portraiture Workshop 9:30am-12:30pm • Roz Barden Portraits for Beginners 9:30am-12:30pm • Roz Barden Master Series: MB McKenzie 9:30am - 3:30pm • 4/27 Digital Photo w/DSLR 9:30-11am • David Hughes Printmaking Workshops 10am-2pm • Lisa Mackie Digital Photo w/DSLR 12:00-1:30pm • David Hughes Art Talks Lectures 1-3pm • Dr. Jill Keifer Fundamentals of Painting 1pm-3pm • kac staff Artist Toolbox 1pm-4pm • kac staff

Watercolors & More with Jock 9:30am-12:30pm • Jock MacRae Portraiture 9:30am-12:30pm • Wende Caporale

Pottery for Adults 6:30-8:30pm • David Hughes Draw & Paint for Grades 6-12 6:30-8:30pm • Theresa Bates Sculpture for Teens 6:30-8:30pm • Keith Yerger Figure Drawing 6:45-8:45pm • Barbara Herzberg

June 27 - Sept. 2, 2016

FRIDAY Painting 9:30am-12:30pm • Jock MacRae

SATURDAY Family Clay Class 9:30-11:30am • David Hughes The Portrait Sketch 9:30am-12:30pm • Todd Casey Screen Printing T-Shirts 10am-12:00pm •David Bradford Stop-Motion Animation 10-11:30am • Keith Yerger Painting 10am-1pm • Jock MacRae Adult Pottery 1:30-3:30pm • kac staff

Adobe Photoshop 9:30am-11:30am • John Pardo Sculpture/Animals Drawing & Painting Fund. II 9:30am-12:30pm • Michael Keropian 10am-12pm • Loren Anderson Master Series: MB McKenzie Pottery for Adults 9:30am - 3:30pm • 4/28 10am-12pm • David Hughes Master Series: John Shearer Pottery for Adults 10am -12pm • John Shearer 12-2pm • David Hughes Intro to Fused Glass Art Journals 10am-1pm • Sue Clayton 1-3pm • Theresa Bates Artist Toolbox & Glass Toolbox Apple Workshops 3D Printing 101 for Teens 1-4pm • staff 1-3:30pm • Donald Bambino 1-2:30pm • Chris Partellow Apple Workshops Artist Toolbox Manga 1-3:30pm • Donald Bambino 1-4pm • staff 1-3pm • DJ Osborn Digital Photo w/DSLR Digital Photo w/DSLR Draw & Paint for Gr. 6-12 1:30-3pm • David Hughes 1:30-3pm • David Hughes 1:30-3:30pm • Theresa Bates 3D Printing for Adults Digital Painting Drawing Manga Furries 4-6pm • Keith Burgun 4:30-6pm • Chris Partellow 3-5pm • DJ Osborn Draw & Paint for Gr. 6-12 Sculpture & More Gr. 4-8 Digital Photography for Teens 4-6pm • Theresa Bates 4:30-6pm • Keith Yerger 3:30-5:00pm • Emily Fountain Manga Pottery Wheel for Teens 3D Printing 101 for Teens 6-8pm • DJ Osborn 3:45-5:45pm • David Hughes 6-7:30pm • staff Illustration & Drawing for Teens Metal Jewelry 6:30-8pm • Jenny Brent 6:15-9:15pm • Chris Bamford Pizza & Pottery for Teens Open Life Studio 6:30-8:30pm • David Hughes 6:30-9pm • staff Pottery Wheel for Teens 6:30-8:30pm • David Hughes Digital Photo w/DSLR SUNDAY 6:30-8pm • Athena Kanaris Professional Development Digital Photography w/DLSR 2-3:30pm • Emily Fountain Workshops 10am-1pm • kac staff Flash Animation for Teens 11am-12:30pm • Keith Burgun

SUMMER TEEN AND ADULT CLASSES WEEKLY SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE MONDAY Drawing Fundamentals 10-12pm • Loren Anderson Figure Drawing 12:45-3:45pm • Barbara Herzberg Draw & Paint Gr. 6-12 4:15-6:15pm • Loren Anderson Illustration & Drawing/Teens 5:30-7pm • DJ Osborn Portfolio 6:15-8:45pm • staff Fashion Revamp for Teens 6:30-8:30pm • Jaja Requa Classical Painting 6:30-9:30pm • Mireille Duchesne Pottery for Adults 6:30-8:30pm • David Hughes Manga Photoshop 7-9pm • DJ Osborn

WEDNESDAY

TUESDAY Pastel & Oils with Rae Smith 9:15am-12:15pm • Rae Smith Pastel & Oils with Rae Smith 12:45-3:45pm • Rae Smith Flash Animation for Teens 6-7:30pm • Chris Partellow Portfolio 6:15-8:45pm • staff Draw & Paint Fundamentals 6:30-8:30pm • staff Pottery for Teens 6:30-8:30pm • staff

Life Sculpture 9:15am-12:15pm • Michael Keropian Still Life 12:45-3:45pm • Barbara Herzberg Draw & Paint Gr. 6-12 6:30-8:30pm • Theresa Bates Pottery for Adults 6:30-8:30pm • David Hughes Sculpture for Teens 6:30-8:30pm • Keith Yerger Portfolio 6:15-8:45pm • staff

Vacation Friendly Summer Classes! Back by popular demand! Mix and match your summer classes to fit your summer vacation plans. Choose 5 Classes and pick your dates.. register online at katonahartcenter.com.

art talks

with Dr. Jill Kiefer Art as Illusion—Illusion as Art ! “Illusion” is typically described as something that deceives us by producing a false or misleading impression of reality. But what is reality? Isn’t it shaped by our perceptions? A rainbow is an optical illusion. It doesn’t have an actual endpoint. Does that mean it isn’t real? Throughout time, art has both reflected and helped to define cultures, ideas, beliefs—all of which are our realities. A two-dimensional painting can evoke a three-dimensional appearance—and feeling. Simple lines can create depth and distance. The ability to manipulate impressions, emotions and perceptions successfully (and for a sustained period) can also be considered an art. Illusions have been known to elicit feelings of joy, sadness, anger and a host of other responses—just as much as other art styles. In this program, we’ll explore “art as illusion” and “illusion as art” from tangible and abstract perspectives—to see how they’ve been articulated over time. Join us to discover the surprising ways in which illusion and reality converge in the arts. Wed, April 20 1-3pm $20 Dr. Jill Kiefer 1wk

Making Art Out of “Stuff” FRIDAY

THURSDAY

SATURDAY

Painting/Watercolors 9:15am-12:15pm • Jock MacRae

Abstract Painting 9:15am-12:15pm • Jock MacRae

Figure Painting 12:45-3:45pm • Tracy Burtz Manga 6-8pm • DJ Osborn Metal Jewelry 6:15-9:15pm • Chris Bamford Portfolio 6:15-8:45pm • staff Pottery for Teens 6:30-8:30pm • staff Digital Photo w/DSLR 6:30-8pm • Athena Kanaris

Sculpture/Animals 1-4pm • Michael Keropian Digital Painting 4:30-6:30pm • Keith Burgun

Family Clay 9:30am-12:30pm • David Hughes Painting 10am-1pm • Jock MacRae 3D Printing for Teens 1-2:30pm • Chris Partellow

Illustration & Drawing/Teens 6:30-8pm • Jenny Brent

Draw & Paint Gr. 6-12 1:30-3:30pm • Theresa Bates

3D Printing for Teens 6:30-8pm • Keith Yerger Draw & Paint Gr. 6-12 6:30-8:30pm • Theresa Bates Pizza & Pottery 6:30-8:30pm • David Hughes

Pottery for Adults 1:30-3:30pm • David Hughes Digital Photography for Teens 4-6pm • Emily Fountain

SUNDAY Flash Animation for Teens 11am-12:30pm • Keith Burgun

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Spring

April 4-June 24

Summer

Digital Photography w/DLSR 2-3:30pm • Emily Fountain

June 27 - Sept. 2, 2016

This program will focus on Assemblage, Collage, Alternative Media, and other types of art that make use of found objects, and non-art materials. How (and why) does one turn a toilet into a work of art? How does a piece of garbage become a masterwork? How does “stuff” inspire artists? We’ll be looking at a variety of works in this program to illustrate how much of what is ‘art’ relies on the vision and creativity of the artist. The artists we’ll be looking at include Jean Arp, Kurt Schwitters, Joseph Cornell, Marcel Duchamp and Louise Nevelson—among others. Wed, June 22 1-3pm $20 Dr. Jill Kiefer 1wk

Jackson Pollock—An Artistic Evolution Jackson Pollock was an American painter who was a leading exponent of Abstract Expressionism, an art movement characterized by the free-associative gestures in paint sometimes referred to as “action painting.” During his lifetime he received widespread publicity and serious recognition for the radical poured, or “drip,” technique he used to create his major works. Among his contemporaries, he was respected for his deeply personal and totally uncompromising commitment to the art of painting. His work and example had an enormous influence on them and on many subsequent art movements in the United States. He is also one of the first American painters to be recognized during (and after) his lifetime as a peer of 20th-century European masters of modern art. Join us to learn about this fascinating artist and intellectual. Wed, May 4 1-3pm $20 Dr. Jill Kiefer 1wk

Drawing & Painting; Fundamentals II This class will build on the concepts and skills covered in our Drawing & Painting Fundamentals class. Materials will be explored in more depth with several weeks devoted to each. In this class we will focus on many different subjects including portrait and figure from the model. This class is appropriate for anyone who would like improve their skills or who would like to try different mediums to take their work in a new direction. All materials will be provided. $75 material fee.

Henri Rousseau—Art of the Fantastic Henri Rousseau was a French painter who is considered the archetype of the modern naïve artist. He is known for his richly colored and meticulously detailed pictures of lush jungles, wild beasts, and exotic figures—known as the Art of the Fantastic—which also include his delightful portraits and genre scenes. In addition to inspiring (unwittingly) an interest in naïve art in the 20th century, Rousseau also influenced the dreamscapes of the Surrealists. Join us to find out how this rather stodgy bureaucrat charmed the public—and the art world! Wed, May 25 1-3pm $20 Dr. Jill Kiefer 1wk

draw

Spring: Fri

10am-12:00pm

$440+$50

Loren Anderson

12wks

Intro to Portraiture In this two week workshop students will work from a model, learning beginning portraiture concepts while focusing on the elements that create a likeness. Workshop Date: May 4 & 11 Wed 9:30am-12:30pm

$120

Roz Barden

2wks

Portraits for Beginners Learn the basics of facial proportion, line and value using pastels, pencils, or oil paints. Students will work from the model learning to find the likeness and personality of their subject. $30 model fee.

Figure Drawing This class offers an exciting opportunity to learn to draw the human figure in a comfortable and supportive environment. Students will use proven drawing methods to learn perspective, scale, quality of line, form, and value. Working from the model, we start with quick gesture drawing and progress to longer, more considered poses. There is a model fee for this class.

Spring: Mon 12:45-3:45pm Wed 6:45-8:45pm

$583+$40 $400+$50

Barbara Herzberg Barbara Herzberg

$55/class

Barbara Herzberg

11wks 12wks

Summer: Mon 12:45-3:45pm

Spring: Class begins May 18: Wed 9:30am-12:30pm

$270 + $30

Roz Barden

6wks

Drawing Fundamentals In this class we will not use drawing as a “rehearsal” for more formal works but as a tool for learning to see and think as artists. Starting with a series of drawing exercises designed to subdue left brained thinking and moving onto more complex concepts, we will explore a variety of drawing mediums and surfaces. Although perfect for beginners, this class is also valuable for more experienced artists who would like to have a stronger foundation in drawing. All materials will be provided. No prior art training is required and all skill levels are welcome. $50 material fee.

Spring:

Life Drawing with Graphite This course will provide students with the principals needed to properly use graphite pencil while learning to see and capture the figure on paper. This class provides an easier pathway to other complex mediums. Composition, value, line quality, anatomy, and gesture will be covered. There is a model fee for this class.

Mon 10am-12pm Tue 6:30-8:30pm

$400+$50 $400+$50

Loren Anderson kac staff

$40/class

kac staff

9wks 9wks

Summer: Tue 6:30-8:30pm

Spring: Spring

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$495+$33

April 4-June 24

Summer

Eddie Nino

Mon 6:45-9:15pm

11wks

June 27 - Sept. 2, 2016

Still Life in Charcoal & Pastel In this class, students will explore composition, color, value and perspective using charcoal and pastel. You will learn to draw with confidence in a supportive atmosphere, while developing your own personal style as you discover the magical quality of pastel. Regardless of your level, this class is sure to enhance your skills and creativity and bring out the artist within.

Spring: Tue 9:30am-12:30pm

$583

Barbara Herzberg

$50/class

Barbara Herzberg

11wks, skip 4/26

Summer: Wed 12:45pm-3:45pm

PAINT New KAC MASTER SERIES Painting From Life with Mary Beth McKenzie 3-Day Workshop: April 26 - 28, 2016 KAC is thrilled to welcome Mary Beth McKenzie, one of America’s foremost contemporary figure painters, for an intensive three day figure workshop. Ms. McKenzie’s impressive accomplishments include group exhibitions throughout the U.S. and solo exhibitions in several NYC galleries and Museum Collections including the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Please call for a materials list. Sat 9:30am - 4pm $575 Mary Beth McKenzie

Pastel & Oils with Rae Smith Join Rae Smith, master pastelist and 2014 Hall of Fame Honoree of the Pastel Society of America, and share her knowledge and love of these two beautiful mediums. Each student receives individual instruction working from his or her own reference materials or from a provided still life.

New Class, New Instructor! The Portrait Sketch with Todd Casey In this class students will work in a direct alla-prima approach to painting a portrait sketch in oil paint. Some topics discussed will be composition, depth, color theory, rolling form, edges, lighting, transfer methods and how to work a narrative into a painting. Additionally materials will be discussed as needed (paints, brushes and board/canvas). There is a $55 model fee

Spring: Tue 9:30am-12:30pm Tue 12:45-3:45pm

$583 $583

Rae Smith Rae Smith

$50/class $50/class

Rae Smith Rae Smith

11wks, skip 4/26 11wks skip 4/26

Summer: Tue 9:30am-12:30pm Tue 12:45-3:45pm

Pastel Landscape

Spring:

Learn this beautiful medium while creating a landscape from a photo of your choice.

Sat

Workshop Date: 5/10 Tues 1-4pm

Sat $60

kac staff

1wk

Open Life Studio Brush up on your skills! This class is for registered and non-registered students. Models will last for 3 consecutive weeks. BYOM (Bring your own materials).

Spring: Thu 6:30-9pm

$300

kac monitor

12wks

Colored Pencil

$300

April 4-June 24

Laura Gould

Summer

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Spring

9:30am - 12:30pm

$583 +$55

Todd Casey

11wks

$424+$40

Todd Casey

8wks

Drawing & Painting; Fundamentals II Learn to paint from the bottom up! This class will cover the basics of drawing and painting such as composition, color theory, and positive/negative space while exploring the characteristics of several different mediums. Perfect for beginners or those who would like to refresh their knowledge and skills. All materials will be provided. No prior art training is required and all skill levels are welcome. $50 material fee. Tue 6:30-8:30pm Fri 10am-12pm

Spring: 6/14

9:30am - 12:30pm

Summer:

Spring:

Try your hand at this versatile, portable medium. Workshop Date: 6/14 Tue 1-4pm

3 days

$480+$50 $440+$50

kac staff Loren Anderson

12wks 12wks

12wks

June 27 - Sept. 2, 2016

Watercolors (& more) with Jock MacRae Knowing when to relinquish control of the paint is what makes a watercolorist great. In this class Jock MacRae will share his mastery of this incredible medium, his favorite. Choose the subject matter of your choice and be prepared to let go! Students may use other mediums if desired. Please call for a materials list.

Spring: Thu 9:30am-12:30pm

$583

Jock MacRae

$50/class

Jock MacRae

11wks, skip 4/28

Summer: Thu 9:15am-12:15pm

Paint Like the Old Masters!

Fundamentals of Painting This class will provide an introduction into a variety of painting mediums and surfaces. With a spirit of experimentation, we will explore the unique qualities of watercolors, acrylics, gouache and oils while working from a variety of different subjects, including the model. This class is perfect for anyone who is new to painting or for more experienced artists looking to try other mediums without investing in new supplies! All materials will be provided. No prior art training is required and all skill levels are welcome. $65 material fee.

In this class, students will learn to paint using oils and pastels in a classic European style. Learn about Chiaroscuro, a method of infusing a painting with light to create a luminous quality. This class is taught by Mireille Duchesne who was classically trained at the Beaux Arts in France. Additional fees may apply if a model is used.

Spring: Mon 6:30-9:30pm Mon 6:30-9:30pm

Spring: Wed 1-3:00pm

$440+$65

kac staff

11wks, skip 4/27

Painting From beginner to advanced, you will find instruction tailored to your own level and experience. Students choose their own subject matter and medium: watercolors, acrylics, oil paint, or pastel. All levels, from complete beginners to accomplished artists are welcome.

Spring: Thu 9:30am-12:30pm Fri 9:30am-12:30pm Sat 10am-1pm

$583 $636 $583

Jock MacRae Jock MacRae Jock MacRae

$50/class $50/class $50/class

Jock MacRae Jock MacRae Jock MacRae

11wks, skip 4/28 12wks 11wks

Summer: Thu 9:15am-12:15pm Fri 9:15am-12:15pm Sat 10am-1pm

$583

Mireille Duchesne

11wks

$477

Mireille Duchesne

9wks

Summer:

Figure Painting Study painting with oils or acrylics working from the nude. All the important concepts of great painting will be studied in this class. The class will primarily deal with the figure, but will start with a still life to “battle” the difficulties of painting in the easiest way. $55 model fee.

Spring: Mon 12:45-3:45pm

$583+$55

Tracy Burtz

$55/class

Tracy Burtz

11wks

Summer: Thu 12:45-3:45pm

Portraiture with Wende Caporale The objective of this class is to improve one’s painting skills by working from life and a variety of models. Beginner, intermediate and advanced students are welcome. Instruction in the fundamental development of a painting will include composition, drawing, values and color. Personal attention and discussion will encourage students to think about the painting process and express themselves in an individual way. $55 model fee.

Spring: begins 3/31, skip 4/14 & 4/28 Thu 9:30-12:30pm

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Spring

April 4-June 24

Summer

June 27 - Sept. 2, 2016

$583+$55

Wende Caporale

11wks, skip 4/28

Portraiture with Laurel Boeck From observation of the model, we will examine the affect of light falling on the structures and forms of the head. Learn techniques for mixing color for complexions and use of atmosphere and background. Students may also work from photographs of the subject of their choice while receiving individual attention. $55 model fee.

Spring: Mon 9:30am-12:30pm

$583+$55

Laurel Boeck

11wks

Wipe-Out/Oil Paints

Oil Sticks: Pure Pigments • Pure Painting In this workshop, you will create a painting on canvas using beautiful oil sticks. These are traditional oil pigments that have simply been processed into stick form. All of the oil stick painting techniques are executed right on your canvas—from thick “impasto” applications to delicate washes. This class will teach you all of the options. You’ll discover that this is a thoroughly enjoyable way to paint—so do join us! Please bring images or ideas of what you might like to paint. All materials will be provided. No prior art training is required and all skill levels are welcome.

Spring: Workshop Date: 4/13 Wed 1-4pm

$72

Dr. Jill Kiefer

1wk

Spend an evening creating art with your friends in one of our spacious art studios. Bring your supplies, creativity, and refreshments. A KAC instructor will cover basic color mixing and painting techniques and assist students as they learn. A beautiful still life will be provided. No experience necessary, smocks and supplies included. BYOB. In addition to the dates listed below, you may schedule your own event- please call the KAC office for available days and times.

Spring: Workshop Dates: 3/12, 4/2, 5/7, 6/11, 7/9, 8/13

6:30-9:30pm

Spring: Workshop Date: 5/24 Tues 1-4pm

$60

kac staff

1wk

Summer:

Charcoal Sketch/The Figure Work from the model using vine charcoal on large paper, learning about value & form.

Pinot & Paint

Sat

Working on a single color background, we will use rags to define shapes, learn about Chiascurro, and create a small painting from a still life.

$40

kac staff

1wk

Summer:

Spring: Workshop Date: 4/12 Tue 1-4pm

$60

kac staff

1wk

Summer:

Oil Paint/Still Life Learn about color and composition as you paint a still life in oil paints.

Spring: Workshop Date: 4/19 Tue 1-4pm

$60

kac staff

1wk

Summer:

Oil Paint/Landscape

Acrylics/Impressionist Landscape Acrylics are the perfect medium for Impressionism, try your hand at this amazing medium.

Learn how to use this beautiful medium and create a landscape from the photo of your choice.

Spring:

Workshop Date: 6/7 Tue 1-4pm

Workshop Date: 5/17 Tue 1-4pm

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Spring

April 4-June 24

kac staff

Summer

$60

1wk

June 27 - Sept. 2, 2016

$60

kac staff

1wk

Tea & Terrariums

Color Mixing for Painters In this one day workshop, we will attempt to demystify this challenging subject! Workshop Date: 5/12 Thur 1-4pm

$60

kac staff

1wk

Summer:

Spring:

Open Life Studio Brush up on your skills! This class is for registered and non-registered students. Bring your clay, paint, or drawing supplies to draw the model in 3 consecutive week poses. BYOM (Bring your own materials).

Spring: Thu 6:30-9pm

$200

kac staff

10wks

Mixed media 1-3pm

$480

Creative and cathartic, come learn to make an art journal part of your daily life. In this class we will use a variety of mediums including papers acrylics, watercolors, pen & ink as well as natural and found objects. Materials provided. $25 material fee. Theresa Bates 12wks

Painting with Alternative (non-art) Media

Spring: Workshop Date: 5/18 $80

Dr. Jill Kiefer

1wk

Professional Development Workshops These one day workshops are perfect for art teachers looking to get in-service credits. Please call KAC for a list of topics and dates. Sun 10-1pm $60 kac staff 1wk

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Spring

April 4-June 24

Summer

$60

kac staff

1wk

Wait and Create NEW! Multi Arts Class for parents and caregivers waiting for their kids! This class will be an exploration of many of the topics the art center has to offer. Drawing, painting, clay, beading and more! Tues 4:30-6pm Thu 4:30-6pm

This workshop is totally liberating—and fun! In this session, you’ll develop a variety of techniques and approaches, using whatever media you choose—from house paint and rusting agents, to plaster bandages and gilding materials. Our focus will be on alternative (non-artist) materials. A Many techniques and supplies will be demonstrated! You may work in whatever style(s) is comfortable, ranging from the highly realistic to the wholly abstract. All we ask is that you let your materials and your imaginations be your guides! All materials are provided. No prior art training is required and all skill levels are welcome.

Wed 1-4pm

Workshop Date: 6/9 Thu 1-2:30pm

Spring:

Art Journaling

Fri

This workshop will include instruction and materials to build, create and care for your own miniature environment. Your glass vessel will house a wonderland of plants, soil, shells, rocks, driftwood, found natural objects and anything that brings you peace and contentment. Please feel free to bring any object that is meaningful to you (feathers, tiny ceramic animals, Buddhas, etc). You will go home with a one-of-a-kind piece of living art.

June 27 - Sept. 2, 2016

$420+$50 $420+$50

kac staff kac staff

12wks 12wks

CLAY Life Sculpture We are thrilled to have the accomplished sculptor Michael Keropian teaching figure sculpture this session. Students will be instructed on working with a live model, constructing a figure in clay, while applying movement, composition, proportions, and anatomy. The class is for beginners as well as experienced artists. There is a model fee for this class. Additional clay and firing fee ($.05/sq. inch).

Spring: Wed 9:30am-12:30pm

$583+$55

Michael Keropian

11wks, skip 4/2

$530+$50

Michael Keropian

10wks

Summer: Wed 9:15am-12:15pm

Sculpture /Animals Due to popular demand, this class will run for the full 12 week spring session. Sculptor Michael Keropian will impart the basic skills needed to create life like animals in clay. Choose the animal of your choice, all materials will be provided. Additional clay and firing fee ($.05/sq. inch). There is a studio fee of $25.

Spring: Thu 9:30am-12:30pm

$636+$25

Michael Keropian

12wks

$530+$25

Michael Keropian

10wks

Summer: Thu 1-4pm

Clay / Hand Building Spend a morning creating a beautiful, functional work of art.

Spring: Workshop Date: 5/3 Tue 1-4pm

$60

kac staff

1wk

Clay / Wheel Throwing Pottery for Adults

Try your hand at throwing a small dish on the pottery wheel.

Take a class in our HUGE new pottery studio this Winter! Learn something new or refine your skills. Let your creativity flow with hand-built or wheel thrown projects. 5 free hours of Open Pottery Studio time, space permitting. Additional clay and firing fee ($.05/ sq. inch).

Spring:

Spring: Mon Wed Fri Fri Sat

6:30-8:30pm 6:30-8:30pm 10am-12pm 12-2pm 1:30-3:30pm

$440 $480 $480 $480 $400

David Hughes 8wks David Hughes 10wks David Hughes 12wks David Hughes 12wks kac staff 10wks skip 6/4 art show

$48/class $48/class $48/class

David Hughes David Hughes kac staff

Summer: Mon 6:30-8:30pm Wed 6:30-8:30pm Sat 1:30-3:30pm

Workshop Date: 4/19 Tues 1-4pm

$60

kac staff

1wk

Clay Sculpture/Garden Gnomes Bring out your inner child creating a clay gnome for your garden!

Spring: 6/2 Thu 1-4pm

$60

Keith Yerger

1wk

METAL New! Intro to Metal Jewelry (teens and adults)

Mud & Merlot Get down and dirty! Take a turn on the potters’ wheel turning plain ole’ mud into attractive bowls, pots, or vases. A bottle of wine and some clay makes a great date night or a night out with friends! BYOW (bring your own wine), if you’d like.

Let’s make some noise! This class will introduce you to the amazing, varied, and sometimes noisy world of jewelry and metalsmithing. We will cover the basics from sawing and hammering to soldering, and you will walk away with some beautiful new jewelry pieces. $50 material fee.

Spring:

Workshop Dates: 3/12, 4/2, 5/7, 6/11, 7/9, 8/13 Sat 6:30-9:30pm $40

Thu 6:15 - 9:15pm David Hughes

1wk

Join sculptor Keith Yerger for a fun evening creating a masterpiece in clay. Creatures, figures, portraits, heads… If you can imagine it - you can make it!

Spring:

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April 4-June 24

Summer

12wks

$480+$50

Chris Bamford

10wks

Metalsmithing II (advanced beginners - intermediate) In this class students will work on their own Metalsmithing projects building on their skills. $50 material fee

Spring: Keith Yerger

Workshop Dates: 3/12, 4/2, 5/7, 6/11, 7/9, 8/13 Sat 6:30-9:30pm $40

Chris Bamford

Summer: Thu 6:15 - 9:15pm

Coffee & Clay

$576+$50

1wk

June 27 - Sept. 2, 2016

Tues 10am-1pm

$576+$50

Chris Bamford

12wks

Printmaking

Glass

New! Creating, Producing and Marketing a Screen Printed T-Shirt Line

Introduction to Fused Glass

Everyone wears graphic tshirts. Whether supporting your local sports team, or defining your personal style, t-shirts are a permanent clothing item. This course will cover all aspects of screen printing, from the mechanics of the process to the creation and marketing of a t-shirt line. We’ll cover standard equipment and materials, the process of designing for screen printing on garments, pre-press graphic design, identifying niche markets, planning, editing and selecting your line, printing t-shirts in single and multiple colors, health and safety concerns, how to create a small home screen print shop and marketing a successful line for both retail and wholesale markets. KAC would like to welcome Dave Bradford, a designer for the screen print industry since 1991, to our staff $25 material fee.

Spring: Sat

10am–12pm

$310+$25

David Bradford

10wks

New! Painting Turns into Monotype This printmaking class will incorporate drawing and painting. We will work from direct observation. Participants can bring in their own drawing subject matter and an exciting still life will also be provided. Paint and draw directly on paper, and translucent mylar. Using waterbased materials we can transfer images through the printing press to create single and multi-colored mixed media uniques. This is an exciting class for all levels and a great bridge into printmaking! . Students may work intuitively or from drawings, collages, and/or photographic images. $25 material fee.

Spring: Workshop Dates: 4/6-5/4 Wed 10am–2pm

$310+$25

Lisa Mackie

5wks

Solar Plate - Photo Printmaking Solar Platemaking will give your photo and hand drawn pictures a new twist ! During this 3 session workshop, participants will select an appropriate photo or artwork to expose onto a 8x10 Solar Plates. The amazing nontoxic Solar Plate process starts first with a black and white computer transparency print of your image that is exposed with a UV light onto a photopolymer coated Solar Plate. Water, instead of traditional grounds and acids, etches the image into the Solar Plate. During the workshop artists will prepare a plates and print it in all sorts of colors and blends. We will combine Monotype and Chine Colle (collage through the press) techniques to create a series of fabulous prints using the etching press. We will also print on a variety of surfaces, Asian and western paper, both thick and thin and fabric including canvas. Bring and e-mail photo ideas, drawings, and collages to the first evening of the workshop. This workshop includes all supplies, Lab fee - $25.00

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April 4-June 24

Summer

Lisa Mackie

Spring: Workshop Dates: 5/11-6/8 Wed 10am–2pm $310+$25

In this class, we will explore several methods of creating beautiful fused glass. First we’ll create a 6”x12” tac-fused hanging piece, using nippers to bend stringer in a flame to form shapes (trees, flowers etc.), then placing frit for color and texture. Next we’ll create images using a laser printer, which we will fire onto the glass. Finally, we’ll make a 6”x6” tile using colored glass pieces and powder to create a fused mosaic effect. You’ll learn about glass compatibility, firing schedules, and how to cut/arrange glass into designs that we will then fire in the kiln (fuse) to form beautiful glass pieces. $75 material fee.

Spring: Fri

10am-1pm

$400+$75

Sue Clayton

10wks

Fused Glass and Fromage Come spend an evening creating a fused glass piece. This easy, beautiful medium is perfect for non-artists and artists alike. BYOW (bring your own wine) if you like. $25 material fee.

Spring: Workshop Dates: 4/9, 5/14, 6/4 Sat 6:30-9:30pm $75 + $25

Sue Clayton

1wk

Glass Jewelry In this glass workshop, students will learn to create jewelry made from fused glass. $25 material fee.

Spring: Workshop Dates: 4/7 Thu 1-4pm

$75 + $25

Sue Clayton

1wk

5wks

June 27 - Sept. 2, 2016

Pen & Ink French Wash/Pen, Ink, & Oils In this workshop, you’ll create several small artworks, in pen and ink with oil washes. Projects will be executed on Bristol board, metal, and wood. Using ink pens, you’ll be learning about line—using hatching, cross-hatching, and stippling techniques. Then you’ll explore the application of color to these traditional approaches—as you learn mixing, blending, shading and tinting techniques. You’ll discover numerous applications for this combined and very beautiful fine arts form, ranging from fine arts to the purely decorative. Feel free to bring some pictures of what you might like to class. All materials will be provided. There will be a one-time $15 supply fee due on the first day of class. No prior art training is required and all skill levels are welcome. $15 material fee.

Spring: Workshop Date: 5/11

Wed 1-4pm

$60 + $15

Dr. Jill Kiefer

1wk

Martin Luther King Funeral by John Shearer

Introduction to Traditional Calligraphy Calligraphy is a delicate and elegant yet endangered craft. This 6-week course is an introduction to the art form’s true meaning: calli- kalos in Greek, meaning “fine,” and graphy from the Greek grapho meaning “write.” Following an old-school philosophy, and beginning with the fundamental methods and principles of implements and materials, students will be taught key calligraphy terms, structural guidelines, scale, angles, direction and basic pen strokes. No prior experience or skills are necessary. The only prerequisites are enthusiasm and the willingness to learn the skills needed to create beautiful letters. All supplies are provided.

Spring: Workshop Date: 4/7, 4/14, 4/21 and 5/5.

Thu 1-4pm

$160

Moki Kokuris

4wks

Create a Family Monogram The monogram began as a royal signature or seal on currency, which marked the reign of a particular Roman or Greek Ruler. In the Middle Ages, artisans began to use their monogram initials to personalize their work. In the Victorian era, monograms started as a symbol of aristocracy but soon became standard for every household. What began as a form of identification evolved into a great branding tool for one’s personal or family identity. In this class we will create our own family or personal Monogram. The only prerequisites are enthusiasm and the willingness to learn new skills!

Spring:

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$60

April 4-June 24

Moki Kokuris

Summer

1-4pm

MASTER SERIES: JOHN SHEARER Making Better Pictures with Your Camera In this class we will examine and discuss the various components that make up a great picture from start to finish! By examining the work of seven photographers we will explore how their pictures were made and the meaning behind the photos. This class will cover: the camera as a tool, the “rules” and when to break them, light, composition, color balance, printing and presentation.

Spring: Workshop Date: 4/5 - 5/25.

Tue 10am -12pm

$575

John Shearer

8wks

Telling a Story in Pictures Telling a story in pictures is much like telling a story in words. The story must have a theme. It must have a beginning, middle, and an ending. In this class we will look at the important picture stories of Smith, Bill Eppridge, Leonard McCombe, Dorothea Lang, Margaret Bourke-White, Robert Frank and Diane Arbus. We will explore the seven steps in making a story while creating our own. We will also discuss rights and permissions.

Spring:

Workshop Date: 4/8

Fri

Digital Arts

1wk

June 27 - Sept. 2, 2016

Workshop Date: 4/7 - 5/19.

Thu 10am-12pm

$525

John Shearer

7wks

“iPhoneography: From Snapshots to Photographs!”

3D Printing for Adults

In this 4-session course learn the technical aspects of, and best practices for, taking photos with the most used camera in the world, the iPhone. Learn artistic and creative skills to make your images unique and impactful. Topics covered will include flash, lighting, environmental conditions, depth of field, macro photography, self-timer usage, focus and more. Fun, weekly homework assignments will require that you practice and incorporate artistic techniques such as perspective, framing, cropping and shooting for color, B&W, size, emotion, mood and more. Sessions will include time for critiques of student assignments. Bring to class: charged iPhone. Prerequisite: Basic computer experience with iPhone.

Why should kids have all the fun?! Learn the amazing technology that is literally changing the world. Students will use the program Blender, to create 3d forms for printing. If you can imagine it, you can print it.

Spring: Thu 4:30-6pm

$456

Chris Partellow

12wks

Adobe Photoshop Gain an understanding of Photoshop tools and brushes. Learn to correct photos that are too light or too dark, improve color, adjust size, sharpen fuzzy edges, remove red eye, retouch to get rid of imperfections, crop out or remove a distracting object or person from the photo, and more. Great fun for all levels.

Spring: Fri

9:30-11:30am

$400

John Pardo

10wks

Spring: 4 sessions, 5/19, 5/26, 6/2 & 6/9

Digital Photography with a DSLR

Thu 1-3:30pm

Do you have a DSLR camera, but wish you could do more with it? This course teaches you how to use the many functions and features of your digital camera. You’ll learn how to rely on your creative instinct rather than your camera’s auto setting. You will learn the techniques for shooting well-composed, artistic digital photographs. Please bring your digital SLR, USB cord, charged battery, and user manual.

Top Ten Tips & Techniques for Digital Photography

Spring: Session I: begins wk of 4/4, Session II: begins wk of 5/16 Mon 12:30-2pm $210/$175 David Hughes Wed 9:30-11am $210 David Hughes Wed 12-1:30pm $210 David Hughes Thu 6:30-8pm $210 Athena Kanaris Fri 1:30-3pm $210 David Hughes Sun 2-3:30pm $210/$175 Emily Fountain

6/5wks 6wks 6wks 6wks 6wks 6/5wks

Summer: Thu 6:30-8pm Sun 2-3:30pm

$35/class $35/class

Athena Kanaris Emily Fountain

Goodbye Digital Cameras. Hello iPhone! Why hassle with extra camera equipment when the iPhone takes great pix? Learn iPhone photo techniques including special effects, editing and enhancing to make photos look even better. Organize and share photos/videos via special apps, email, texting and social media. See the free creative camera-specific apps. Bring fully charged iPhone and Apple ID and password (if you have an existing account). This class is for iPhone users only!

Spring: 4/28

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$45

April 4-June 24

Donald Gambino

Summer

Thu 1-3:30pm

1wk

June 27 - Sept. 2, 2016

$180

Donald Gambino

4wks

Refreshing the basics and bringing a new perspective to digital photography is the focus of this special one-session presentation and lecture class. Learn what needs to be done to “know your camera” better; prep for a photo shoot; tips and tricks of composing your image, and of course the artistic considerations that make your photos stimulating and not just “snapshots. Technical issues are addressed. Note: Slide show & lecture, no hands-on.

Spring: 5/13 Fri

1-3:30pm

$45

Donald Gambino

1wk

Surfing Safari On The iPhone, iPad, Mac, PC: Searching Efficiently & Effortlessly Learn the tips, tricks, and best practices of using the fast and powerful Safari browser for Apple devices (and the PC too). Research or easily find what you are looking for, navigate Favorites, read multiple web pages at once, or save for later to your Reading Lists or bookmarks. Search words on individual webpages, zoom text, photos, and images. View videos or animations large, pause, rewind, etc. Share webpages, links, items, Tired of reading? Have the pages read aloud to you! Need to read webpages in another language? Translate it! Tired of visual clutter? Block ads and banish those annoying pop-ups! Is privacy a concern? Learn about Private Mode, your History, and clearing and deleting items. For iDevices and computers, customize your Preferences and Settings to make it customized for you

Spring: 5/20 Fri

1-4pm

$45

Donald Gambino

1wk

iPhone Essentials: Say Hello! Are you merely using your iPhone as a phone? Integrate this amazing tool into your daily planning and communications! Understand the basic operations and enhanced features of the iPhone, including visual voicemail, conference calling, the calendar, mail, address book, iMessage text messaging, FaceTime for video calling, Safari to search the Web, iTunes for video, music and media and other apps

Spring: 2 sessions, 4/14 & 4/21 Thu 1-3:30pm

$90

Donald Gambino

2wks

iStuff: Which Is Right For You iPhone? iPad? iPod? Mac? Watch? TV? Looking to buy but are confused? This demo class shows why these iDevices are so special, how they differ from each other in functionality and cost, why choose one over another (or over the competition), and which is right for you! Finally, a class that demystifies all those buzz-words, answers your questions, and lets you make informed choices and feel better about living in the digital world

Spring: 4/7 Thu 1-2:30pm

$35

Donald Gambino

1wk

Settings For iPhone, iPad, iPod: Don’t Be Afraid! Confused about your iDevice’s Settings? Wonder what’s the difference between Notifications, Control Center, Do Not Disturb, Hotspots, iCloud, and various Apps’ settings? Not sure which switch should be on or off -- and why? Concerned about battery life, privacy, ad tracking, GPS and more? Explore and learn about all the Settings and customize them to serve your digital lifestyle. NOTE: Please email your 3 questions/topics at least 1 day before class starts to your Instructor at: Donald_Teacher@mac.com

Spring: 5/5 Thu 1-3:30pm

$45

Donald Gambino

Have you made the leap into the power of the iPad, but don’t have time to figure out all of its capabilities? Learn to maximize your productivity and have fun with your iPad’s buttons. Learn correct swiping gestures, software settings, touch pad typing functions and email set-up. Familiarize yourself with basic apps, surf the Web, share photos and more.

Spring: 2 sessions, 4/15 & 4/22:

Spring

$90

April 4-June 24

Donald Gambino

Summer

1-3:30pm

Juniors and Seniors ... get your portfolio ready for college applications! Portfolio Coach (Junior to Senior) This personalized program has helped students get accepted into the best art schools in the country. Your portfolio coach will review your child’s work to date assessing what their portfolio needs and creating a list of goals. This program is only advisable if the student is highly motivated as expectations are high. All coaching sessions and classes are included in the fee. Monthly Fee: $600

1wk

iPad Fundamentals

Fri

Teen art

2wks

June 27 - Sept. 2, 2016

Donna Ferreiro | Portfolio Coordinator/Coach donna@katonahartcenter.com Portfolio Development for High School Juniors & Seniors Since 2005, our portfolio class has helped students gain admission to some of the best art schools in the country! Designed to help teens prepare their art school portfolios, this class runs for a full school calendar year Sept - June. Over the course of the year, we will cover many topics including still life, outdoor painting, portraiture, life drawing, life sculpture, classical oil painting, technical drawing, mixed media and more. We will also work in many painting and drawing mediums, stressing strong finished pieces. Most of the artwork will be done from life. Students will receive the materials list and schedule upon enrollment. Tue 6:15-8:45pm $1518 / year kac staff Oct 16’-May 17

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Summer Portfolio (for Sophomores and Juniors)

Manga (grades 6+)

An intensive program designed to give students the well rounded body of work they need for their college applications. Similar to our year long program, instructors will vary based upon the subject matter. All work will be done from life. Students must register for at least 7 of the 9 weeks listed. High school students are also encouraged to check out our Young Adult Art Academy summer program on pg 58. 7/5-9/2 Mon, Tue, Wed. Thurs. 6:15-8:45pm $190/wk kac staff 9 wks

Learn the distinctive style of Japanese cartooning called Manga, the inspiration for many Anime Series. In this class, students will learn to draw the stylized face, wardrobe, and body types typical of Manga. This class will also cover perspective, background design, special effect techniques, and body language, as well as the history of Manga and Anime.

Illustration & Drawing for Teens In this advanced class, students will focus on creating their own unique illustrative style and improving their drawing ability. They’ll learn about character design, plot structure, the different kinds of visual narratives, and how to create an illustrated work of fiction in their choice of medium. Additionally, students will learn about famous artists, illustrators, and cartoonists, drawing upon their work for inspiration.

Spring: Mon 5:30-7pm Fri 6:30-8pm

$440 $480

DJ Osborn Jenny Brent

$40 $40

DJ Osborn Jenny Brent

11wks 12wks

Spring: Thu 6-8pm Sat 1-3pm

Mon 5:30-7pm Fri 6:30-8pm

Thu 6-8pm Sat 1-3pm

Spring:

Mon 6:30-8:30pm

Thu 6:15 - 9:15pm Thu 6:15 - 9:15pm

Jaja Requa

$44/class

Jaja Requa

11wks

Summer:

12wks

Sculpture for Teens

$480+$50

Chris Bamford

10wks

Join Keith Yerger and explore contemporary sculpture in this exciting new class. Use a variety of mediums, found objects, and/or clay, creating works that incorporate artistic principles as well as humor, political viewpoints, and/or personal statements.

Learn to draw animalistic characters, mostly recognized in popular Disney or 3D animated cartoons. Artists will practice and learn how to structure and make animal proportions, while also applying them to a human body to create an anthropomorphic feel and possibly make their own “Fursona,” as many other artists do in the furry community. No class Sat. 6/4 (Student Art Exhibit).

Spring: $480

DJ Osborn

$48/class

DJ Osborn

10wks

Summer: 3-5pm

$440

Chris Bamford

Drawing Manga Furries (grades 5+)

3-5pm

Mon 6:30-8:30pm

$576+$50

Summer:

Spring: Wed 6:30-8:30pm

Summer

April 4-June 24

June 27 - Sept. 2, 2016

$576

Keith Yerger

$48/class

Keith Yerger

12wks

Summer: Wed 6:30-8:30pm

Pizza & Pottery for Teens Learn to throw on the wheel in this fun evening class. Pizza will be provided.

Spring: Fri

6:30-8:30pm

$504+$30

David Hughes

$45/class

David Hughes

12wks

Summer: Fri

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DJ Osborn DJ Osborn

Summer:

Let’s make some noise! This class will introduce you to the amazing, varied, and sometimes noisy world of jewelry and metalsmithing. We will cover the basics from sawing and hammering to soldering, leaving you with some beautiful new jewelry pieces. $50 material fee.

$48/class $48/class

12wks 10wks

Take that old pair of jeans, ripped jacket, stained t-shirt, or your mom’s unwanted silk scarf and create something fabulous and new, using a variety of skills and embellishments. Sewing experience is not required! Students should come with a creative spirit and a bag of old clean clothes.

NEW! Metal Jewelry (teens and adults)

Sat

DJ Osborn DJ Osborn

Fashion Revamp (grades 6+)

Summer:

Sat

$504 $420

6:30-8:30pm

Pottery Wheel for Teens

Digital Painting

This very small class will focus solely on the wheel. Learn the basics of wheel throwing and make a variety of thrown forms. Students will also have the option of hand-building. Class is limited to six students so register early. $25 material fee. No class Sat. 6/4 (Student Art Exhibit).

Create art using Adobe Photoshop! In this class we will explore traditional art concepts such as color, line, value and composition using Mac computers and Wacom tablets. Students will learn to mimic traditional painting mediums and tools digitally.

Spring:

Fri

Tue 6:30-8:30pm Thu 6:30-8:30pm Sat 3:45-5:45pm

$504+$25 $504+$25 $420+$25

David Hughes David Hughes David Hughes

12wks 12wks 10wks

Tue 6:30-8:30pm Thu 6:30-8:30pm

$45/class $45/class

kac staff David Hughes

Drawing & Painting for Grades 6-12 Our goal in this course is to give students a strong foundation in painting and drawing. Students will choose their own subject and medium, learning techniques, composition ,and color theory. Students may also experiment with mixed media. Teaching is done on an individual basis within the group setting, allowing students to work at their own level. No class Sat. 6/4 (Student Art Exhibit).

Spring: 4-6pm 6:30-8:30pm 4-6pm 1:30-3:30pm

$528 $576 $576 $480

Loren Anderson Theresa Bates Theresa Bates Theresa Bates

$48/class $48/class $48/class $48/class

kac staff Theresa Bates Theresa Bates Theresa Bates

11wks 12wks 12wks 10wks

Summer: Mon Wed Fri Sat

4:15-6:15pm 6:30-8:30pm 4:30-6:30pm 1:30-3:30pm

Keith Burgun

$42/class

Keith Burgun

12wks

Summer: Fri

4:30-6:30pm

Spring: Fri Sat

6-7:30pm 1-2:30pm

$456+$30 $342+$30

Keith Yerger Chris Partellow

$41/class $41/class

Keith Yerger Chris Partellow

12wks 10wks

Summer: Fri Sat

6-7:30pm 1-2:30pm

Manga Photoshop (grades 6+) In this class, students will depart from their traditional Manga artwork, learning to draw digitally with Photoshop and Wacom tablets in the same way that professionals do. This is an advanced class and should be taken after our Manga class. $462

DJ Osborn

$42/class

DJ Osborn

11wks

Summer:

Spring: 3:30-5pm

This program will provide a comprehensive look at 3D printing and prototyping! We will cover the history of this amazing technology, the various types of 3D printers, how to properly prepare and operate our printer, and how to model an object from scratch. The class will culminate with each student designing and printing their own unique objects to print and take home! $30 material fee.

Mon 7-9pm

In this class, we will discuss different concepts and learn to implement our creative ideas using digital photography, while exploring color, composition, and the use of light and shadow. No class Sat. 6/4 (Student Art Exhibit). $418

Emily Fountain

11wks

$342

Emily Fountain

8wks

Summer: Sat

$504

Spring:

Digital Photography for Teens

Sat

4-6pm

3D Printing 101 (ages 13-18)

Summer:

Mon Wed Fri Sat

Spring:

Mon 7-9pm

Flash Animation for Teens Make your own animated cartoon! In this class, students will learn the basics of Flash Animation to bring characters, designs, and drawings to life. In addition to having great fun, you will create your very own short films.

Spring:

3:30-5pm

Tue 5:30-7pm Sun 11am-12:30pm

$456 $418

Chris Partellow Keith Burgun

$38/class $38/class

Chris Partellow Keith Burgun

12wks 11wks

Summer: Tue 6-7:30pm Sun 11am-12:30pm

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Spring

April 4-June 24

Summer

June 27 - Sept. 2, 2016

SPRING • KIDS CLASSES AT A GLANCE MONDAY Expressive Twos 9:30-10:15am • Kate Marlowe Clay for Twos 11-11:45am • Zoe Gross Fine Art for Pre-K&K 3-4pm • Keith Yerger Stone Sculpture 4-5:30pm • Keith Yerger Cartooning Gr. 1-3 4-5:30pm • Chris Partellow Clay Studio Gr. 1&2 4:30-6pm • Sue Clayton Kids Draw! Gr. 3-5 4:30-6pm • Donna Ferreiro 3D Printing 101 for Kids 4:30-6pm • Chris Partellow Little Circuits Gr. 1&2 4:30-6pm • Kate Marlowe Fashion Revamp 6:30-8:30pm • Jaja Requa

TUESDAY Stories & Art 9:30 - 10:15am • kac staff Clay for Twos 10-10:45am • Zoe Gross Expressive Threes 1:00-2:00pm • Kate Marlowe Clay for Threes 2-3pm • Zoe Gross Junior Clay Ages 4-6 3-4pm • Keith Yerger 3D Printing: Minecraft 4:00-5:30pm • Emily Fountain Fine Art for Pre-K&K 4:15-5:15pm • Keith Yerger Draw & Paint for Grades 1&2 4:30-5:45pm • Loren Anderson Draw & Paint for Grades 3-5 4:30-6pm • Theresa Bates Clay Grades 3-5 4:30-6pm • David Hughes

THURSDAY Stories & Art 9:30 - 10:15am • kac staff Clay for Threes 1-2pm • Keith Yerger Expressive Fours 1:30-2:30pm • Kate Marlowe

WEDNESDAY

FRIDAY Expressive Threes 9:45-10:45am • Kate Marlowe Clay for Threes Mommy & Me 10:30-11:30am • Keith Yerger Clay Studio Gr. 1-5 4:30-6pm • David Hughes

April 4-June 24

Flash Animation for Kids 6:00-7:30pm • Chris Partellow

Family Clay Class 9:30-11:30am • David Hughes Draw & Paint for Grades 1&2 9:30-10:45am • Donna Ferreiro Stop-Motion Animation 10-11:30am • Keith Yerger Fine Art for Pre-K&K 11:30am-12:30pm • Keith Yerger Clay Studio Gr. 1-5 11:30am-1pm • David Hughes Draw & Paint for Grades 3-5 12:30pm-2pm • Donna Ferreiro Minecraft Character Creations 11:30-1pm • Chris Partellow Sculpture & More Gr. 1-5 1:00-2:30pm • Keith Yerger Creative Sewing for Kids 1:30-3pm • Jaja Requa

3D Printing Gr. 3-5 4-5:30pm • Chris Partellow Stone Sculpture 4:30-6pm • Keith Yerger Cartooning for Kids 4:30-6pm • Chris Partellow Fine Art Drop-In Gr. 1-5 4:30-6pm • staff

TUESDAY Fine Art for Pre-K&K 4:30-5:30pm • Keith Yerger Fine Art Drop-In Gr. 1-5 4:30-6pm • staff

FRIDAY

THURSDAY 3D Printing Gr. 3-5 4-5:30pm • Chris Partellow Fine Art for Pre-K&K 4:30-5:30pm • Keith Yerger Junior Clay 4:30-5:30pm • staff Fine Art Drop-In Gr. 1-5 4:30-6pm • staff Sculpture & More 4:30-6pm • Keith Yerger

Clay Studio Gr. 1-5 4:30-6pm • David Hughes Cartooning for Kids 4:30-6pm • Jenny Brent Fine Art Drop-In Gr. 1-5 4:30-6pm • staff

Calling All Parents and Caregivers! Wait and Create NEW! Multi Arts Class for parents and caregivers waiting for their kids! This class will be an exploration of many of the topics the art center has to offer. Drawing, painting, clay, beading and more! Tuesday and Thursday afternoons 4:306pm. See page 23.

WEDNESDAY Creative Sewing for Kids 4:30-6pm • Jaja Requa Junior Clay 4:30-5:30pm • staff Repurposed Sculpture 4:30-6pm • Keith Yerger Minecraft 4:30-6pm • Chris Partellow Fine Art Drop-In Gr. 1-5 4:30-6pm • staff

SATURDAY Stop-Motion Animation 10-11:30am • Keith Yerger Expressive Twos 10:30-11:30am • Kate Marlowe Expressive Threes 11:30am-12:30pm • Kate Marlowe Clay Studio Gr. 1-5 11:30am-1pm • David Hughes Minecraft 11:30am-1pm • DJ Osborn Fine Art for Pre-K&K 11:30am-12:30pm • Kieth Yerger Clay for Threes 12-1pm • kac staff Expressive Fours 12:30pm-1:30pm • Kate Marlowe Manga 1-3pm • DJ Osborn Sculpture & More 1-2:30pm • Keith Yerger Creative Sewing for Kids 1:30-3pm • Jaja Requa 3D Printing Gr. 2-5 2:30-4pm • Keith Yerger Drawing Manga Furries 3-5pm • DJ Osborn

3D Printing 101 for Kids 2:30-4pm • Keith Yerger

Summer

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Spring

Minecraft Character Creations 4:30-6pm • Chris Partellow Repurposed Sculpture 4:30-6pm • Keith Yerger Pottery Wheel for Kids 4:30-6pm • David Hughes

MONDAY

SATURDAY

Fine Art for Pre-K&K 3:15-4:15pm • Keith Yerger Junior Clay Ages 4-6 4:30-5:30pm • Sue Clayton Draw & Paint for Grades 1&2 4:30-5:45pm • Theresa Bates Draw & Paint for Grades 3-5 4:30-6pm • Loren Anderson Sculpture & More Gr. 4-8 4:30-6pm • Keith Yerger Robots 101 Gr. 3-5 4:30-6pm • Kate Marlowe Cartooning for Kids Gr. 3-5 4:30-6pm • Jenny Brent

Expressive Twos 9:30-10:15am • Kate Marlowe Clay for Threes 1-2pm • Sue Clayton Junior Clay 2-3pm • Sue Clayton Creative Sewing for Kids 4-5:30pm • Jaja Requa Junior Clay Ages 4-6 4:30-5:30pm • Sue Clayton Draw & Paint for Grades 3-5 4:30-6pm • Theresa Bates

SUMMER • KIDS CLASSES AT A GLANCE

June 27 - Sept. 2, 2016

Young Children’s Classes

Stories & Art (ages 3-4)

Expressive Kids Program

Spring:

Our new Expressive Kids program is designed to stimulate visual, intuitive thinking through process oriented art rather than product oriented art. What does process oriented art mean? • No cookie cutter projects, EVER! • Providing children with HUGE sheets of paper • Painting with mediums other than paint • Using tools other than brushes • Creating art that doesn’t have to be perfect • Getting really, really messy • Never asking “what is it?” • Not worrying about getting paint on the walls, floor, ceiling, etc.! • Encouraging imagination! • Providing diverse visual and tactile experiences • Building fine motor skills • Encouraging creative thinking and experimentation • Entirely child driven

Tue 9:30 - 10:15am Thu 9:30 - 10:15am

Expressive Twos

Therapeutic, expressive, and fun, clay is one of our planet’s richest gifts. In KAC’s clay studio, children will learn about the properties of this wonderful medium while making a variety of projects. Students will learn to hand-build and will also get to experience working on a pottery wheel.

In this fun, creative class we will read a children’s story in our storytime corner and then do a project based on the stories illustrations.

(24-36 mos./parent or guardian must be present)

Spring: Mon 9:30-10:15am Wed 9:30-10:15am

$231 $252

Kate Marlowe Kate Marlowe

$21/class

Kate Marlowe

11wks 10wks

Summer: Sat

kac staff kac staff

12wks 12wks

Fine Art for Pre-K&K Students will focus on very basic art concepts in a supportive, informal atmosphere. We will explore traditional painting media, incorporating a variety of materials into our artwork.

Spring: Mon Tue Thu Sat

3-4pm 4:15-5:15pm 3:15-4:15pm 11:30am-12:30pm

$231 $252 $252 $231

Keith Yerger Keith Yerger Keith Yerger Keith Yerger

$21/class $21/class $21/class

Keith Yerger Keith Yerger Keith Yerger

11wks 12wks 12wks 11wks

Summer: Tue 4:30-5:30pm Thu 4:30-5:30pm Sat 11:30am-12:30pm

The Clay Studio for Young Children

Spring: Clay for Twos (24-36 mo./parent or caregiver must be present)

10:30-11:30am

Mon 11-11:45am Tue 10-10:45am

Expressive Threes (ages 3-4)

$242 $264

Zoe Gross Zoe Gross

8wks 10wks

Clay for Threes (ages 3-4/drop-off class + mommy & me)

Spring: Tue (mommy & me) 11-11:45pm $252 Fri (drop-off) 9:45-10:45am $252

Kate Marlowe Kate Marlowe

12wks 12wks

Summer: Sat

$252 $252

11:30-12:30pm

$21/class

Kate Marlowe

Tue Wed Thu Fri

2-3pm 1-2pm 1-2pm 10:30 - 11:30am

$264 $264 $264 (mommy & me) $264

Zoe Gross Sue Clayton Keith Yerger Keith Yerger

Summer:

Expressive Fours (ages 4-5)

Clay for Threes (ages 3-4/drop-off class + mommy & me)

Spring:

Sat

Thu 1:30-2:30pm

$252

Kate Marlowe

$21/class

Kate Marlowe

10wks 10wks 10wks 10wks

12 - 1pm

(mommy & me) $220

Keith Yerger

10wks

12wks

Summer: 12:30-1:30pm

Spring

April 4-June 24

Summer

Sat

June 27 - Sept. 2, 2016

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kid’s art

Family Clay Class (ages 7+)

Spring Break Camps

Spring:

This class is a great way to spend time with your loved ones while being creative and learning something new. Students may hand build or use the potters’ wheel. All levels are welcome! Discounts: 2nd person disc. $44; 3rd person disc. $77.

Monday - Friday: March 21- March 25 Please see website for details.

Sat

9:30-11:30am

$462

David Hughes

11wks

Summer:

Junior Clay (ages 4-6/drop off class)

Sat

Students will explore the basics of clay, while creating unique works of art. Projects include birdbaths, piggy-banks, bowls, animal sculptures, and more. Individuality is encouraged!

Students will develop cartoon characters while learning anatomy, proportion, composition, color and value. We will develop our own storylines and create our own comic strips and comic books.

Spring:

Tue Wed Wed Thu

3-4pm 2-3pm 4:30-5:30pm 4:30-5:30pm

$44/class, see disc. above

David Hughes

Cartooning for Kids

$264 $264 $264 $264

Keith Yerger Sue Clayton Sue Clayton Sue Clayton

$22/class $22/class

kac staff kac staff

12wks 12wks 12wks 12wks

Summer:

Grades 1-3 Mon 4 - 5:30pm

$440

Chris Partellow

$480

Jenny Brent

$40/class

Chris Partellow

$40/class

Jenny Brent

11wks

Grades 3-5: Fri

Wed 4:30-5:30pm Thu 4:30-5:30pm

9:30-11:30am

4:30-6pm

12wks

Summer: Grades 1-3

The Clay Studio for Kids

Mon 4 :30- 6pm

Therapeutic, expressive, and fun - clay is one of our planet’s richest gifts! In KAC’s clay studio, children will learn about the properties of this wonderful medium while making a variety of projects. Students will learn to hand-build and will also learn to use the potter’s wheel.

Grades 3-5:

Spring:

This very small class will focus solely on the wheel. Students will learn the basics of wheel throwing while making a variety of thrown forms. Class is limited to six students.

Clay for Gr. 1&2 Mon 4:30-6pm

$462

Sue Clayton

11wks

$504 $462

David Hughes David Hughes

12wks 11wks

$504

David Hughes

12wks

Clay for Gr. 1-5 Fri Sat

4:30-6pm 11:30am -1pm

Clay for Gr. 3-5 Tue 4:30-6pm

Fri

4:30-6pm

Pottery Wheel for Kids (grades 3-5) Spring: Wed 4:30-6pm

Clay for Gr. 1-5

Wed 4-5:30pm Sat 1:30-3pm

Spring

April 4-June 24

David Hughes David Hughes

Summer

$42/class $42/class

June 27 - Sept. 2, 2016

12wks

Students learn basic construction techniques using both hand and machine sewing. Using these skills, we will make tote bags, stuffed animals, holiday projects, simple wearable items and more. $30 material fee.

Spring:

4:30-6pm 11:30am -1pm

David Hughes

Creative Sewing for Kids (grades 3-5)

Summer: Fri Sat

$504

$456+$30 $380+$30

Jaja Requa 12wks Jaja Requa 10wks, skip 6/4 art show

Summer: Wed 4:30-6pm

$380+$30

Jaja Requa

10wks

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included.

Spring: Mon 4:30-6pm

$473

Donna Ferreiro

$43/class

Donna Ferreiro

11wks

Summer: Mon 4:30-6pm

Stop-Motion Animation (ages 6-10) Design your own characters from clay and/or found objects and bring them to life using Stop Motion Animation. Students will create a storyline and turn it into a short film is using their own characters in environments which they have created from magazines, book illustrations, found objects, and paint.

Drawing & Painting for Grades 1&2

Spring:

Color, form, composition, and technique will be emphasized in this class. Students will experiment with pastels, watercolors, acrylics, charcoal, and more. The instructor will work individually with every student in the class, at his or her own level. Materials are required for this class.

Sat

Spring:

Repurposed Sculpture (grades 3-5)

Tue Wed Thu Sat

4:30-5:45pm 4:30-5:45pm 4:30-5:45pm 9:30-10:45am

$420 $385 $385 $385

Loren Anderson Donna Ferreiro Theresa Bates Donna Ferreiro

12wks 12wks 11wks 11wks

10-11:30am

Sat

10-11:30am

Sculpture & More

$492 $451 $451 $451

Theresa Bates Theresa Bates Loren Anderson Donna Ferreiro

12wks 11wks 11wks 11wks

Looking for a creative way to spend an afternoon? This summer KAC is offering drop in art classes weekday afternoons. No need to all ahead - just come prepared to learn something, have fun and get messy! Please dress appropriately!

Summer - Mondays - Fridays! 4:30-6pm

9wks

$41/class

Keith Yerger

Explore the world of 3D art. In this class we will cover basic and complex sculpture techniques. We will explore kinetic sculpture, such as bobble heads, mobiles and vehicles with moving parts, as well at static sculpture. Students will be encouraged to push the limits of their creativity and imaginations.

Spring: Grades 1-5 Sat

1-2:30pm

Thu 4:30-6pm

$410

Keith Yerger

$492

Keith Yerger

$41/class

Keith Yerger

$41/class

Keith Yerger

10wks

kac staff

Grades 1-5 1:30-3pm

Grades 4-8 Thu 4:30-6pm

Kids Draw (grades 3-5)

12wks

Summer: Sat

$35/class

Keith Yerger

Grades 4-8

SUMMER Fine Art Drop In (grades 1-5)

Weekdays

$342

Summer:

This class is designed to teach the child who loves art to see like an artist by learning to draw from observation. Students will work with pastels, watercolors, acrylics, charcoal, and more. The instructor will work individually with every student in the class, at his or her own level. Materials are required for this class. 4:30-6pm 4:30-6pm 4:30-6pm 11:30am-1pm

11wks

Students will use found objects in combination with batteries, lights, and parts of toys to create sculptures that move, light up, and more! Wed 4:30-6pm $492 Keith Yerger 12wks Wed 4:30-6pm

Tue Wed Thu Sat

Keith Yerger

Summer:

Drawing & Painting for Grades 3â&#x20AC;&#x201C;5

Spring:

$418

This class will focus on teaching students to draw what they see from life (no photos). Students will work from still life, the clothed model, and natural objects as they learn how about positive and negative space, composition, value, and perspective. Materials

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Spring

April 4-June 24

Summer

June 27 - Sept. 2, 2016

Stone Sculpture (grades 4+)

3D Printing 101 (grades 3-5)

In this class, kids will get an introduction to the ancient art of carving stone. Students will learn different methods of carving, from old to new. Alabaster will be our stone of choice for this class. Protective gear provided. Fee includes materials and equipment. Please see our policies for safety requirements. $20 material fee.

Spring: Mon 4-5:30pm

$440+$20

Keith Yerger

11wks

$360+$20

Keith Yerger

9wks

Summer: Mon 4:30-6pm

Kids Art & Pizza Nite (grades 1-5) Looking for an evening out while your kids are supervised, learning, and having fun? Children will spend the evening creating art and enjoying pizza in a supervised, but informal environment. Please register before 12pm the day of. Parents see our adult workshops the same day and time.

Mon 4:00-5:30pm Thu 4:00-5:30pm

kac staff

1wk

Chris Partellow Chris Partellow

3D Printing/Minecraft (grades 2-5)

Sat

2:30-4pm

Little Circuits (grades 1 & 2)

Summer:

Create magical electronic creations combining art and electronics. Become an electronics artist using light and sound to make interactive art work while learning basic electronic concepts through discovery. Put components together, see what happens, and figure out why! Play with basic components such as alligator clips, and switches to explore light, color and movement. $30 material fee.

Sat

Spring: Kate Marlowe

$38/class $38/class

11wks 12wks

Spring:

(Science + Technology + Engineering + Art + Math)

$418+$30

Chris Partellow Chris Partellow

In this class, students will use the Creative Mode of Minecraft to create buildings, landscapes and more. Once their models are finished, students will “Mineways” a program which will enable them to export their designs and 3D Print them to take home! Students will also learn the basics of 3D printing.

STEAM/COMPUTEr/3D printing

Mon 4:30-5:45pm

$418+$30 $456+$30

Summer: Mon 4:00-5:30pm Thu 4:00-5:30pm

Spring: Workshop Dates: 3/12, 4/2, 5/7, 6/11, 7/9, 8/13 Sat 6:30-9:30pm $35

Spring:

11wks

Robots 101 (grades 3-5) Join the technological and creative revolution! Invent, design, and engineer various robots such as solar powered robots, robot cars,, light up pet robots, and even an Artbot. Discover while bringing simple materials to life. Learn the how’s and whys while exercising your imagination. $30 material fee.

2:30-4pm

$380

Keith Yerger

$38/class

Keith Yerger

10wks

Minecraft® Character Creation (grades 2-5) Create your own 3D models and animations based on your favorite Minecraft characters using Blender – a free downloadable 3D Animation program. Students will learn how to use Blender’s editing tools to manipulate color, form, and texture to create their own original animation. $30 material fee.

Spring: Wed 4:30-6pm Sat 11:30am-1pm

$456+$30 $418+$30

Chris Partellow DJ Osborn

$38/class $38/class

Chris Partellow DJ Osborn

12wks 11wks

Summer Wed 4:30-6pm Sat 11:30am-1pm

Spring:

Spring

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$456+$30

April 4-June 24

Summer

Kate Marlowe

Thu 4:30-6pm

12wks

June 27 - Sept. 2, 2016

Art & Imagination Camp (ages 3 /2 - 5 yrs) 1

Our Art & Imagination camps are designed to provide a warm, welcoming environment geared specifically to the creative spirit of the young child. Each weekly camp is a creative mix of arts and crafts projects, free art play, storytime, outdoor playtime, and collaborative art. Campers should dress for a mess and bring a snack each day. We only accept 8 children for each session, so please be sure to register early.

Weekly Half-Day Camp Fee:

June 6 - 10

Galaxy Kids

Megalithic Monsters

In this camp, students will work collaboratively to create their own spaceship out of large boxes and craft materials. Each camper will also create their very own companion robot!

Imagination abounds as campers invent, design, and become a megalithic monster! Each monster will be the student’s own unique creation.

Gizmos & Gadgets In this STEAM camp, your child will learn how things move, light up, and make noise by making a variety of gizmos and gadgets of their own.

2 Days: (M&F) $134 3 Days: (T, W, Th) $201 5 Days: $335 (week of July 4th: 4 days $268, pick your 3 or 2 days)

Dates

Art & Imagination Camp Topics

Homes, Habitats, & Hives

Morning 9:45am - 12:15pm

Afternoon 1:15pm - 3:45pm

Megalithic Monsters

In this camp, students will learn about the many types of homes that bugs and animals inhabit. We will make our own caves, nests, hives, and more out of natural arts and craft materials.

Little Sprouts

June 13 - 17

Gizmos & Gadgets

June 20 - 24

Mini MDs

June 27 - July 1

Homes, Habtats, & Hives

Mud, Goop, & Slime

July 5 - 8*

Megalithic Monsters

Galaxy Kids

Mini MDs The doctor is in! Campers will learn about the incredible human body while making their very own medical kit, labcoat, and more. We will also work collaboratively to set up our own “Doll Hospital.”

July 11 - 15

Gizmos & Gadgets

Shopkids Market

July 18 - 22

Mini MDs

Tiny Tadpoles

July 25 - 29

Peter Pan Players

Little Sprouts

Aug. 1 - 5

Galaxy Kids

Peter Pan Players

Aug. 8 - 12

Mud, Goop, & Slime

Mini MDs

Aug. 15 - 19

Little Sprouts

Gizmos & Gadgets

Aug. 22 - 26

Tiny Tadpoles

Megalithic Monsters

Aug. 29 - Sept. 2

Shopkids Market

Homes, Habitats, & Hives

This is a plant centered camp with students alternating between time in our garden, learning about how things grow, and time spent in the studio creating garden gnomes, flower fairies, and more!

Mud, Goop, & Slime Come prepared for a mess! In this camp, students will learn to follow “recipes” while making a variety of slimy creations.

Peter Pan Players We will travel to the world of Neverland in this exciting, multi-arts camp! Students will make their own costumes and work collaboratively to create a backdrop for a performance for fellow campers (parents invited as well!) on the last day of camp.

Shopkids Market In this camp, we will make our own versions of the popular Shopkins characters. We will work collaboratively setting up our own market which we will “shop” in on the last day of camp.

Tiny Tadpoles We will learn about life within lakes and ponds while making creatures that inhabit them our of a variety of arts and crafts materials.

*Monday, July 4th - Independence Day Holiday is observed*

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Spring

April 4-June 24

Summer

June 27 - Sept. 2, 2016

Kids Art Camp (grades 1-5, grades 3-5) A great alternative to traditional summer-long programs! Our small camp groups enable students to receive individual attention in a warm, family-like atmosphere. All of our art camps are one-week sessions with half-day, full-day, and extended-day options. Campers should dress for a mess and bring a snack each day as we have a small “recess” outside, with games, crafts and music. Please note: subjects listed are options - choose one subject for each half-day weekly session. Some camps are grades 3+, please check descriptions.

Kids Art Camp Topics Please note: Subjects listed below are options choose one subject for each half-day weekly session.

Morning 9:30am - 12:30pm

Dates

Afternoon 1:00pm - 4:00pm

June 13 - 17

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Multi Arts

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Multi Arts

June 20 - 24

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Multi Arts

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Multi Arts

June 27 - July 1

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Pottery Wheel Cartooning & Comics Mosaics

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Stop Motion Animation Pottery Creative Circuitry

Weekly Camp Fee:

July 5 - 8*

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Pottery Digital Photo/Editing Draw & Paint

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Pottery Wheel Project Fashion

Half-Day $340 Full-Day $680 (week of July 4th: $272; $544)

July 11 - 15

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Pottery Wheel Printmaking & More Candles & Soap

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Pottery Beads & Wire Make a Movie

July 18 - 22

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Pottery Make a Horror Film Star Battles

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Pottery Wheel Cartooning & Comics

July 25 - 29

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Pottery Wheel Beads & Wire Living Art

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Pottery Animation for Kids Draw & Paint

Aug. 1 - 5

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Pottery Fairy Castles 3D Printing 101

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Pottery Wheel Dream House Design

Aug. 8 - 12

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Pottery Wheel Cartooning & Comics Project Fashion

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Pottery 3D Printing 101 Star Battles

Aug. 15 - 19

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Pottery Draw & Paint Make a Movie

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Pottery Wheel Living Art

Aug. 22 - 26

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Pottery Wheel Creative Circuitry Candles & Soap

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Pottery Make a Horror Film Mosaics

Aug. 29 - Sept. 2

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Pottery Stop Motion Animation Dream House Design

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Pottery Wheel Fairy Castles

*Monday, July 4th - Independence Day Holiday is observed*

Extended-Day Option: 8:30-9:30am $10 /day 4-5:30pm $15 /day

*Monday, July 4th - Independence Day Holiday is observed*

April 4-June 24

Summer

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Spring

June 27 - Sept. 2, 2016

Make a Horror Film (gr. 3-5)

Kids Art Camp Topics Using the software Blender, students will learn to design and render their own 3D prototypes by printing them on our new MakerBot printers.

Animation for Kids (gr. 3-5) Campers will learn the basics of animation to create their own cartoons. Each student will develop their own characters and story lines and then bring them to life using Flash Animation and Wacom tablets. This camp is limited to five students. Bring a flash drive to transfer work.

Beads & Wire Jewelry making has always been a popular summer topic, and this year, we will be addings wire wrapping and forming to our curriculum. Students will learn all the skills needed to make their own necklaces, earrings, and bracelets.

Candles & Soaps Back by popular demand! Our ever-popular candlemaking camp is back once again with a primer on soap making. Campers will make dipped candles, ice candles, sand candles, and more as well as a variety of scented, shaped soaps.

Cartooning & Comics Students will learn to cartoon by developing their own stories and characters, then creating their own comic book start to finish! Anatomy, facial expressions, and different cartooning techniques will be covered.

Creative Circuitry In this STEAM camp, students will make a variety of electronic creations that light up, buzz, beep, and move! By combining different components such as alligator clips,

Spring

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April 4-June 24

switches, and batteries, students will learn basic electronic and circuitry concepts.

Digital Photography / Editing (gr. 3-5) Learn to take great photos and then alter them making your own beautiful (or silly) masterpieces. Students should bring a camera if they have one and a flash drive to transfer their work. This camp is limited to five students.

Draw & Paint This camp will cover many basic drawing concepts, such as value, line, and composition before moving on to color theory in painting. We will experiment with a variety of mediums, such as charcoal, pastel, acrylics, and watercolors while learning to draw different subjects such as the still life, landscape, and portrait.

Dream House Design Perfect for the child that loves to decorate. Campers will learn to make a floor plan while designing and creating their own dream home. Students will then make furniture, lamps, rugs, and more out of different materials.

Make a Movie (gr. 3-5) Campers design and shoot their own movie from a script they write themselves! Class will cover screenwriting, storyboarding, shooting, acting for the camera, and editing on iMovie. Our film will then be posted on YouTube to be shared with friends. This camp is limited to five students.

Mosaics Campers will learn how to design and create mosaics from a variety of materials. In this camp, students will create several pieces, such as garden stepping stones, trivets, and mosaic wall hangings.

Multi Arts This camp will be a fun mix of topics ranging from painting, drawing, sculpture, pottery, mosaics, jewelry, and more.

Fairy Castles

Pottery

This camp is a different take on last year’s popular Fairy Garden camp. This year, campers will design their own unique fairy castles and furnishings out of natural materials, like sticks, rocks, acorns, bark, leaves, and more.

Campers will learn to hand build while making a variety of projects such as bowls, cups, and vases. Students will also receive an introduction to the pottery wheel. Students should check the website schedule to see when work is ready to be picked up. Please bring an old towel each day for clean-up.

Living Art This camp will be filled with art made to interact with nature in some way. Some of our art will literally be alive, such as growing wall hangings and terrariums, while other works will be created to enhance an outdoor space.

Summer

3D Printing 101 (gr. 3-5)

Campers will work collaboratively to write and shoot our own (not too scary) “horror movie.” Class will cover screenwriting, storyboarding, shooting, acting for the camera, and editing on iMovie. Our film will then be posted on You Tube to be shared with friends. This camp is limited to five students.

June 27 - Sept. 2, 2016

early and bring an old towel each day for clean-up.

Printmaking & More Kids will learn to design and print their own editions in this messy and fun camp. We will experiment with monoprinting and other non-toxic printing methods, making our own cards, t-shirts, and more!

Project Fashion (gr. 3-5) Campers will design and create their own outfits using a combination of hand sewing and maching sewing techniques. We will have a fashion show to display our skills on the last day of class!

Star Battles Perfect for Star Wars fans! In this camp, we will create our own fantasy characters and robot companions using paint, clay, and found objects.

Stop-Motion Animation (gr. 3-5) Bring your ideas to life! We will create characters and environments from magazines, dismantled toys, clay, and paint. We will then illustrate our stories and narratives using stop motion animation. Bring a flash drive to transfer work.

Pottery Wheel (grade 4-5) This small camp will focus solely on the wheel. Learn the basics of wheel throwing and how to create different forms. This class is limited to six students so register

Teen Art Camp (grades 6-12) A great option for teens who love art and might be too old for, or bored by, traditional day camps. Each one-week session will focus intensively on a single topic. Our goal is to instill in each camper the skills needed to continue to explore the subject independently. Teen campers should dress appropriately for art and bring a snack each day. Full-day campers should also bring a lunch. Please note: Materials are included for all camps, except where noted in the camp descriptions.

Teen Art Camp Topics Please note: Subjects listed below are options choose one subject for each half-day weekly session.

Afternoon 1:00pm - 4:00pm

June 27 - July 1

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Pottery for Teens 3D Printing Char. Design Printmaking Techniques

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Pottery Wheel Intensive Jewelry: Beads & Leather

July 5 - 8*

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Pottery Wheel Intensive Fiber Arts

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Pottery for Teens Digital Photo/Editing Silkscreen & Batik

July 11 - 15

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Pottery for Teens Drawing & Painting Audio Visual Remix

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Pottery Wheel Intensive Metalsmithing

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Pottery Wheel Intensive Manga & Comic Con

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Outdoor Painting Pottery for Teens Creating Web Comics

July 25 - 29

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Pottery for Teens Runway Ready Stop Motion Animation

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Pottery Wheel Intensive Fused Glass & Mosaics

Aug. 1 - 5

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Pottery Wheel Intensive Metalsmithing

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Pottery for Teens 3D Printing Char. Design Fiber Arts

Aug. 8 - 12

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Pottery for Teens Animation Silkscreen & Batik

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Pottery Wheel Intensive Manga & Comic Con

Aug. 15 - 19

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Outdoor Painting Pottery Wheel Intensive

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Pottery for Teens Runway Ready Audio Visual Remix

Aug. 22 - 26

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Pottery for Teens Jewelry: Beads & Leather Creating Web Comics

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Pottery Wheel Intensive Printmaking Techniques

Aug. 29 - Sept. 2

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Pottery Wheel Intensive Fused Glass & Mosaics

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Pottery for Teens Animation Drawing & Painting

Weekly Camp Fee: Half-Day $340 Full-Day $680 (week of July 4th: $272; $544) Extended-Day Option: 8:30-9:30am $10 /day 4-5:30pm $15 /day

Morning 9:30am - 12:30pm

Dates

July 18 - 22

*Monday, July 4th - Independence Day Holiday is observed*

Also see the Young Adult Atelier for Grades 9+ & the Summer Portfolio Program for Teens (on our website)

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Spring

April 4-June 24

Summer

June 27 - Sept. 2, 2016

Teen Art Camp Topics 3D Printing Character Design

Drawing & Painting

Using the software Blender, students will learn to design, render their own character prototypes, and print them on our new MakerBot printers. This class is limited to five students.

Learn about scale, compostion, perspective, portraiture, and more. We will explore a variety of painting and drawing mediums in this camp, such as charcoal, acrylics, and oil paints. Material fee: $50, due upon registration.

Bring your ideas to life! Create your own characters, storylines, and backgrounds using Wacom tablets and Flash Animation software. Bring a flash drive to transfer work. This class is limited to five students.

Audio Visual Remix Using Adobe Premiere Pro, learn to edit existing film and music to create your own audio visual masterpiece. We will plan out our films first, defining the mood experience we want to impart to our viewers, and then digitally splice and dice our way to a finished film. This class is limited to five students.

Creating Web Comics Self-published web comics have become all the rage as writers and artists alike use Tumblr as their publishing platform for their work. In this camp, students will learn how to develop a character, create a model sheet, and publish several of their own panels online. This class is limited to five students.

Digital Photography/Editing Learn the basics of taking good pictures and how to alter them. Campers will learn how to improve their photos by studying lighting and composition, while experimenting with texture, color, and other photo effects using Photoshop. Bring a flash drive to transfer work. This camp is limited to five students

Spring

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Fiber Arts Campers will explore several fiber arts in this camp. Students will work on knitting and crocheting projects, working at their own level and pace (beginners welcome!). We will also explore the amazing art of needle-felting, making an animal and a small needle-felted painting.

Fused Glass & Mosaics Learn the basics of fused glass. Cut and prepare flat glass into your own designs, which will then be slumped (shaped) in a glass kiln. Glass tiles, both cut and fused, will then be incorporated into wall hangings and/or table tops. Campers will have the opportunity to make a variety of pieces, including plates and jewelry, or they may work on a small tabletop they bring from home. Glass fee: $75, due upon registration.

Jewelry: Beads & Leather This year, we are adding leather jewelrymaking to this popular camp topic! Students will explore the basics of leather tooling, beading, and jewelry findings to create earrings, bracelets, and more. Each camper will receive a tool kit to keep.

Summer

Animation

June 27 - Sept. 2, 2016

Manga & Comic Con

Pottery Wheel Intensive

A crash course on all things Comic Con! We will decide on the activities to include in our own mini-convention. Learn cosplay tips and tricks as we make costumes and props based on our favorite characters. Get introduced to the Manga drawing style to make images for our own Artist Alley. On Friday, we will hold our own Mini Comic-Con and invite our friends and fellow campers to attend.

This small camp will focus solely on the wheel. Learn the basics of wheel throwing and how to create different forms. This class is limited to six students so register early and bring an old towel each day for clean-up.

Metalsmithing Campers will learn the craft and art of metalsmithing in our new metalsmithing studio. Students will learn to shape, solder, and texturize while making rings, necklaces, and more. Material fee: $50 due upon registration.

Outdoor Painting Experience the joy of painting outdoors at various locations, such as Ward Pound Ridge, Muscoot Farm, and Caramoor! Campers may paint in the medium of their choice, learning individually within the group setting. Campers should arrive 15 minutes early. Bus transportation will be provided, dress appropriately for the weather and bring a snack and water. Transportation fee: $75, due upon registration. Please check the website for a list of required materials. Itinerary will be sent via email.

Pottery for Teens Campers will learn to hand build while making a variety of projects such as bowls, cups, and vases. Students will also recieve an introduction to the pottery wheel. Students should check the website schedule to see when work is ready to be picked up. Please bring an old towel each day for clean-up.

Printmaking Techniques In this camp, students will explore several printmaking techniques such as Monoprint, Intaglio, and the art of printing from designs etched on metal plates. Each student will create several unique print editions. Material fee: $50, due upon registration.

Runway Ready Students will learn about all aspects of fashion design and creation. They will learn to plan out and illustrate their pieces before going over various sewing techniques in order to complete at least one finished garment by the weekâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s end.

Silkscreen & Batik Campers will learn the basics of silkscreen printing to create their own designs to be printed on t-shirts. Students will learn batik, the beautiful art of using wax resist to create designs on fabric which will then be dyed. T-shirts and fabric will be provided, though students are welcome to bring their own apparel to be dyed and/ or printed on. Material fee: $50, due upon registration.

Stop Motion Animation

Bring your ideas to life! We will create characters and environments from magazines, dismantled toys, clay, and paint. We will then illustrate our stories and narratives using stop motion animation. Bring a flash drive to transfer work. This class is limited to five students.

Young Adult Art Academy (grades 9 - 12) KAC is thrilled to offer our new intensive art program for high school students: The Art Academy! Running in bi-weekly sessions from 1-6pm, each week will focus on three different subjects with three separate instructors, including Drawing, Painting, Sculpture, Pottery, Metalsmithing, Fused Glass, and more. A clothed model will be provided for at least one day per week. Weather permitting, we will paint the landscape outdoors at least once during each camp week. This program is for students of all levels who are looking for a sophisticated and passionate environment to explore multiple mediums of art.

Young Adult Art Academy Fee: 2 wks / Monday - Friday: $1100

ANDERSON CHASE GALLERY The Art of Karin Batten

Enchanting World MARCH 17 - APRIL 2, 2016 Artists Reception Sat. March 19, 3-6pm

Dates

Afternoon 1:00pm - 6:00pm

June 27 - July 1 & July 5 - 8*

YA Academy Session 1

July 11 - 15 & July 18 - 22

YA Academy Session 2

July 25 - 29 & Aug. 1 - 5

YA Academy Session 3

Aug. 8 - 12 & Aug. 15 - 19

YA Academy Session 4

Aug. 22 - 26 & Aug. 29 - Sept. 2

YA Academy Session 5

Join us to meet the artist, view her extraordinary work, and mingle with many friends of the arts. Refreshments will be served. Karin Batten lives and works in New York and was educated in Hamburg, London and New York. Her work has been exhibited in the United States and Europe, including Berlin, Paris and Zurich. She is represented in numerous public and private collections. Exhibit Hours: Monday â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Friday, 9am â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 6pm, Saturday 9am - 3pm

Upcoming Exhibitions Inkyo Masako 4/15 - 4/30 Artists Reception 4/16

Susan Lennon & Ashit Mitra 5/6 - 5/21 Artists Reception 5/7

Tom Wills 5/27 - 6/11 Artists Reception 5/28

visit us @ andersonchasegallery.com

Katonah Center ART katon a h a rtcenter.co m 914.232.4843

65 Old Bedford Rd. Goldens Bridge, 10526

Spri ng & sUMMER 2016