Kirkland Arts Center Winter Quarter Catalog 2020

WINTER CLASSES January – March 2020

CERAMICS MIXED MEDIA

PAINTING DRAWING

Nikki Barber Gothic Basin II Reductive Woodcut 2019

PRINTMAKING CALLIGRAPHY

ALL SKILL LEVELS ALL AGES

KAC 20/20 HERITAGE & HINDSIGHT As KAC enters a year of reflection, introspection, and forward vision, 20/20: Heritage and Hindsight, I share KAC founder William Radcliffe's vision: "The (Kirkland Arts Center) is an institution dedicated to assisting people, young and old, to realize their unique potential as creative beings, and to take this gift to the community of man.�

- William Radcliffe, founder and LWSD Art Director, circa 1962

Radcliffe had the vision, along with ten others, to purchase the historic Peter Kirk Building in 1961 and create such an arts center. KAC is thriving because of dedicated volunteers, boards, artists, and staff who have nurtured Radcliffe's vision, and stewarded KAC's home, which would have been demolished without Radcliffe's vision. For over 57 years, in good and bad times, KAC has been essential to so many lives and our community as a whole.

Gallery exhibitions in 2020 will ask us to ponder KAC's heritage: What would the visionary founders of KAC tell us today? What would they share in hindsight? What would they do differently? What would they want us to do today for future generations?

We don't have to wonder. We still have the legacy of these leaders in our community today. Leaders such as Kim Radcliffe, the daughter of founder William Radcliffe, and Merrily Dicks, KAC's own historian who has supported KAC since the very beginning, and many others. I look forward to deepening our connection to the past to inspire the future with our board, staff, students, and broader community in 20/20!

KELLY DYLLA, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

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KIRKLAND ARTS CENTER GALLERY EXHIBITIONS

THRESHOLD KAC GALLERY

GALLERY HOURS Tuesday – Friday 11 AM – 6 PM Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM Closed Sundays and Mondays

JANUARY 7 – FEBRAURY 15 OPENING RECEPTION 6PM ON JANUARY 10

Throughout 2020, the Kirkland Arts Center's exhibition schedule will tie back into the theme of Heritage & Hindsight. To kick off the year we’ll begin with an examination of where we are in this moment in history.

As we stand on the threshold of the present we ask “How did we get here, and what is the future going to look like with the foundation we’ve laid?”

Two exhibiting artists will be chosen for $150 JUROR'S CHOICE AWARDS and one artist will receive a PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARD of a small solo exhibition in 2021.

Jurors: KAC’s exhibitions team Kelly Dylla, Executive Director; J. Gordon, Curator and Exhibition Designer; Geneva Rose Baldauf, Exhibitions and Education Coordinator The Kirkland Arts Center Gallery supports local artists and curators by providing a space for engaging exhibitions. These shows inspire art appreciation and creativity in the Kirkland arts community. The KAC Gallery is free and open to the public, including our opening receptions.

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YOUTH & TEEN

Children and teens learn foundational and creative art skills in a friendly and encouraging environment from inspirational teachers. Classes are timed to work with school schedules and supplies are provided for most youth classes.

AGES 2–5 FAMILY ART STUDIO I, AGES 2 – 4 WITH AN ADULT Y02A.20.WI • Shannon Hopkins

$70, All Levels 1/6–2/10, Monday, 10:00 am–11:00 am 5 Sessions, 5 Hours, Mezzanine Studio No class 1/20

FAMILY ART STUDIO II, AGES 2 – 4 WITH AN ADULT Y02B.20.WI • Shannon Hopkins

$70, All Levels 2/17–3/16, Monday, 10:00 am–11:00 am 5 Sessions, 5 Hours, Mezzanine Studio

AGES 6–10 WINTER KIDS CLASS, AGES 6 – 10 Y08.20.WI • Carl Clausen

$180, All Levels 1/18–3/7, Saturday, 9:30 am–11:00 am 8 Sessions, 12 Hours, Mezzanine Studio

FAMILY CLAY STUDIO I, AGES 7 – 10 WITH AN ADULT Y04A.20.WI • Robert Moreno

$95, All Levels 1/11–2/8, Saturday, 10:00 am–11:30 am 5 Sessions, 7.5 Hours, Ceramics Studio

FAMILY CLAY STUDIO II, AGES 7 – 10 WITH AN ADULT Y04B.20.WI • Robert Moreno

$95, All Levels 2/15–3/14, Saturday, 10:00 am–11:30 am 5 Sessions, 7.5 Hours, Ceramics Studio

SUNDAY KIDS CLASS, AGES 9 & UP Y18.20.WI • Shuko Mantooth

$135, All Levels 1/19–2/23, Sunday, 10:30 am–12:00 am 6 Sessions, 9.5 Hours, Print Studio

NEED HELP REGISTERING? Contact the Education Office at (425) 822-7161 x181 or registrar@kirklandartscenter.org

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PAINTING & 2D

We offer numerous classes in acrylic, oil, and watercolor painting. Develop your observational rendering skills with still lifes and figure models or branch out into abstract art! Our experienced instructors – some have been with us for more than 20 years – provide demonstrations and one-on-one guidance.

ACRYLIC & OIL OIL PAINTING, BEGINNING TO INTERMEDIATE A24.20.WI • Jim Phalen

$315, Beginning to Intermediate 1/15–3/4, Wednesday, 6:30 pm–9:30 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio

ACRYLIC & OIL, BEGINNING A03.20.WI • Julia Carpenter

$315, Beginning to Intermediate 1/16–3/5, Thursday, 2:00 pm–5:00 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio

ACRYLIC & OIL, INTERMEDIATE TO ADVANCED A10.20.WI • Julia Carpenter

$315, Intermediate to Advanced 1/16–3/5, Thursday, 10:00 am–1:00 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio

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CONTEMPORARY STILL LIFE IN ACRYLIC A40.20.WI • Amy Scherer

$315, Beginning to Intermediate 1/13–3/9, Monday, 6:00 pm–9:00 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Print Studio No class 1/20

EXPRESSION WITH ABSTRACTION A21.20.WI • Soo Hong

$315, Beginning to Intermediate 1/13–3/9, Monday, 10:00 am–1:00 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio No class 1/20

REDUCTION / ABSTRACTION A42.20.WI • Miha Sarani

$315, All Levels 1/16–3/5, Thuraday, 6:00 9m–9:00 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio

INTRO TO ALLA PRIMA PAINTING A29.20.WI • Min Zhong

$315, Intermediate 1/12–3/1, Sunday, 10:00 am–1:00 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio

MIXED MEDIA CREATION A41.20.WI • Miha Sarani

$315, Intermediate to Advanced 1/14–3/3, Tuesday, 9:30 am–12:30 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio

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CONTEMPORARY PORTRAIT IN ACRYLIC A52.20.WI • Any Scherer

$315, Intermediate to Advanced 1/14–3/3, Tuesday, 6:00 pm–9:00 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio

WATERCOLOR WATERCOLOR 1: WINTER SCENES — MORNING A18.20.WI • Che Lopez

$315, Beginning 1/18–3/7, Saturday, 9:30 am–12:30 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio

WATERCOLOR 1: WINTER SCENES — NIGHT A36.20.WI • Che Lopez

$285, Beginning 1/13–3/9, Monday, 6:30 pm–9:30 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio No class 1/20

WATERCOLOR 2: DRIVE IN'S A17.20.WI • Che Lopez

$315, All Levels 1/15–3/4, Wednesday, 6:30 pm–9:30 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Print Studio

INTRODUCTION TO WATERCOLOR WA14.20.WI • Michele Cooper

$185, Intermediate to Advanced 3/14–3/15, Sat. & Sun, 10:00 am–4:00 pm 2 Sessions, 12 Hours, Skylight Studio

INTERMEDIATE WATERCOLOR A19.20.WI • Michele Cooper

$315, Intermediate to Advanced 1/24–3/13, Friday, 10:00 am–1:00 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio

WATERCOLOR ART & WINE E15.20.WI • Jean Beuoy

$55, Intermediate to Advanced 2/8, Saturday, 5:00 pm–8:00 pm 1 Session, 3 Hours, Skylight Studio

DRAWING DROP-IN FIGURE DRAWING Drop-in program • Facilitated sessions

1/5–3/8, Sunday, 5:30 pm–8:30 pm 10 Sessions, 30 Hours, Skylight Studio $15 per session, enrolled student discount and discount punch cards available

REGARDING THE FIGURE A38.20.WI • Miha Sarani

$365, All Level 1/13–3/9, Monday, 1:30 pm–4:30 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio No class 1/20

DRAWING, BEGINNING TO INTERMEDIATE A02.20.WI • Karen Klee-Atlin

$315, Beginning to Intermediate 1/14–3/10, Tuesday, 1:00 pm–4:00 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio No class 2/18

GRAPHIC NOVELS, COMICS, MANGA A50.20.WI • Maxx Follis-Goodkind

$315, Beginning to Intermediate 1/14–3/3, Tuesday, 6:30 pm–9:30 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Print Studio

NATURE’S FORM, BEGINNER TO ADVANCED A13.20.WI • Maja Sereda

$315, All Levels 1/15–3/4, Wednesday, 9:30 am–12:30 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio

DRAWING BIRDS WITH PENCILS A11.20.WI • Maja Sereda

$315, Beginning to Intermediate 1/17–3/6, Friday, 1:30 pm–4:30 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio

DRAWING AND MIXED MEDIA A07.20.WI • Maja Sereda

$315, All Levels 1/17–3/6, Friday, 5:30 pm–8:30 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio

UNTOLD STORIES A51.20.WI • Maja Sereda

$315, All Levels 1/15–3/4, Wednesday, 1:30 pm–4:30 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio

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PRINTMAKING

COLLAGE & ASSEMBLAGE

BEGINNING PRINTMAKING — WEEKDAY MORNING

BEGINNING TO INTERMEDIATE COLLAGE

P27.20.WI • Karen Klee-Atlin

A01.20.WI • Larry Calkins

$315, Beginning to Intermediate 1/15–3/11, Wednesday, 9:30 am–12:30 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Print Studio No class 2/19

BEGINNING PRINTMAKING — WEEKEND MORNING P12.20.WI • Karen Klee-Atlin

$315, Beginning to Intermediate 1/18–3/21, Saturday, 10:00 am–1:00 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Print Studio No class on 2/15, 2/22

INTERMEDIATE PRINTMAKING P28.20.WI • Karen Klee-Atlin

$315, Intermediate 1/14–3/10, Tuesday, 9:30 am–12:30 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Print Studio No class 2/18

WOODBLOCK AND LINOCUT PRINTMAKING P40.20.WI • Karen Klee-Atlin

$315, Beginning to Intermediate 1/15–3/11, Wednesday, 1:00 pm–4:00 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Print Studio No class 2/19

COPPER, COLLAGE, & PHOTO-ETCHING P36.20.WI • Ellen Rutledge

$295, Beginning to Intermediate 1/9–2/13, Thursday, 12:30 pm–4:00 pm 6 Sessions, 21 Hours, Print Studio

OIL BASED MONOTYPE PRINTMAKING P13.20.WI • Nikki Barber

$160, Beginning to Intermediate 2/6–2/27, Thursday, 6:30 pm–9:30 pm 4 Sessions, 12 Hours, Print Studio

REDUCTION WOODBLOCK PRINTMAKING P15.20.WI • Nikki Barber

$160, Intermediate to Advanced 3/5–3/26, Thursday, 6:30 pm–9:30 pm 4 Sessions, 12 Hours, Print Studio

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$315, Beginning to Intermediate 1/17–3/6, Friday, 10:00 am–1:00 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Print Studio

COLLAGE & WRITING: MIXING IMAGES & TEXT ON PAPER WA33.20.WI • Larry Calkins & Dianne Aprille $315, Beginning to Intermediate 1/14–3/3, Tuesday, 2:00 pm–5:00 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Print Studio

OTHER 2D PASTELS, BASICS & BEYOND A08.20.WI • Peggy Braeutigam

$395, All Levels 1/7–3/10, Tuesday, 10:00 am–1:00 pm 10 Sessions, 30 Hours, Mezzanine Studio

CALLIGRAPHY A33.20.WI • Christine Turpin

$235, All Levels 1/17–2/21, Friday, 5:30 pm–8:30 pm 6 Sessions, 18 Hours, Print Studio

SUMI WORKSHOP WA13.20.WI • Angie Dixon

$105, All Levels 3/1, Sunday, 10:00 am–4:00 pm 1 Session, 6 Hours, Print Studio

ALCOHOL INK WORKSHOP W012.20.WI • Shima Star

$95, All Levels 2/9, Sunday, 12:00 pm–3:00 pm 1 Session, 3 Hours, Print Studio

UPYCLED FASHION

A39.20.WI • Maxx Follis-Goodkind

$160, Intermediate to Advanced 1/13–2/10, Monday, 2:00 pm–5:00 pm 4 Sessions, 12 Hours, Print Studio No class 1/20

BOOK ARTS

A46.20.WI • Maxx Follis-Goodkind

$160, Intermediate to Advanced 2/17–3/9, Monday, 2:00 pm–5:00 pm 4 Sessions, 12 Hours, Print Studio

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CERAMICS & 3D

KAC’s Ceramics program offers weekly classes on making, decorating, glazing, and firing functional and sculptural ceramics with over 20 hours per week of open studio time.

Work is glaze fired at Cone 05 oxidation or Cone 10 reduction. We also have soda and raku kilns, plus pit and obvara firings.

Instructors work closely with students on form, design, and technique.

CERAMICS

BEGINNING & CONTINUING CLAY C15.20.WI • Rupa Palasamudram

$350, Beginning to Intermediate 1/12–3/1, Sunday, 9:00 am–12:00 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Ceramics Studios

INTERMEDIATE HANDBUILDING C04.20.WI • Sandra Farmer

$440, Intermediate 1/7–3/10, Tuesday, 6:30 pm–9:30 pm 10 Sessions, 30 Hours, Ceramics Studios

BEGINNING THROWING — MORNING

BEGINNING & INTERMEDIATE CLAY

C02.20.WI • Evelyn Bundesmann

C03.20.WI • Aaron Murray

BEGINNING THROWING — NIGHT

INTERMEDIATE CLAY & SURFACE DESIGN

$350, Beginning 1/8–3/11, Wednesday, 9:30 am–12:30 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Ceramics Studios No class 2/19, 2/26

C07.20.WI • Charlie Bigger

$440, Beginning 1/6–3/16, Monday, 6:00 pm–9:00 pm 10 Sessions, 30 Hours, Ceramics Studios No class 1/20

BEGINNING & CONTINUING THROWING C25.20.WI • Jes Herrera

$440, Beginning to Intermediate 1/10–3/13, Friday, 5:30 pm–8:30 pm 10 Sessions, 30 Hours, Ceramics Studios

$440, Beginning to Intermediate 1/9–3/12, Thursday, 6:30 pm–9:30 pm 10 Sessions, 30 Hours, Ceramics Studios

C06.20.WI • Pat Colyar

$440, Intermediate 1/6–3/9, Monday, 1:30 pm–4:30 pm 10 Sessions, 30 Hours, Ceramics Studios

HANDBUILDING AND SURFACE DESIGN C11.20.WI • Carol Gouthro

$440, Beginning to Intermediate 1/7–3/10, Tuesday, 2:30 pm–5:30 pm 10 Sessions, 30 Hours, Ceramics Studio

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CERAMICS CONT. INDEPENDENT STUDY & PROJECTS IN CLAY C12.20.WI • Pat Colyar

$440, Intermediate to Advanced 1/10–3/13, Friday, 9:30 am–12:30 pm 10 Sessions, 30 Hours, Ceramics Studios

HANDBUILDING CONTINUED: PROJECTS IN CLAY C10.20.WI • Carol Gouthro

$515, Intermediate to Advanced 1/7–3/10, Tuesday, 10:00 am–1:30 pm 10 Sessions, 35 Hours, Ceramics Studio

WHEEL THROWING, INTERMEDIATE TO ADVANCED C09.20.WI • Pat Colyar

$440, Intermediate to Advanced 1/8–3/11, Wednesday, 6:30 pm–9:30 pm 10 Sessions, 30 Hours, Ceramics Studios

INTERMEDIATE WHEEL THROWING C05.20.WI • Rupa Palasamudram

OPEN STUDIO KAC offers students currently enrolled in our regular classes additional hours to work and create for free with our open studio program.

Workshops do not include open studio time.

CERAMICS OPEN STUDIO 1/6–3/15 • Ceramics & Mezzanine Studios Monday, 10:00 am–1:00 pm, Ceramics Studio Only Wednesday, 4:00–6:00 pm, Thursday, 1:00–6:00 pm Friday, 1:00–5:00 pm Saturday, 12:00–5:00 pm Sunday, 1:00–5:00 pm Closed 1/20

PRINT OPEN STUDIO 1/6–3/13 • Print Studio Monday, 9:00 am–12:30pm Thursday, 9:00 am–12:00 pm Friday, 1:30 pm–5:00 pm Sunday, 1:00 pm–5:00 pm Closed 1/20

$440, Intermediate 1/9–3/12, Thursday, 9:30 am–12:30 pm 10 Sessions, 30 Hours, Ceramics Studios

DYNAMICS OF CERAMICS C16.20.WI • Robert Wetherington

$440, Intermediate 1/8–3/11, Wednesday, 1:00 pm–4:00 pm 10 Sessions, 30 Hours, Ceramics Studios

SCHOLARSHIPS KAC strives to maintain an active scholarship program. We hope to make arts accessible to everyone, and to make our community more inclusive, creative, and reflective of our whole population.

Visit kirklandartscenter.org / scholarships to learn more

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Kirkland A r t s Cen t er is a non-pr o fit or ganiz a tion driven by the belie f tha t ar t has the power t o tr ans f orm live s BECOME A DONOR: To make your donation at KirklandArtsCenter.org/Donate

COMMUNIT Y CRE ATION COLL ABOR ATION Thank You for Being Part of the KAC Community!

We are grateful for each of you who has given of your time and resources. Whether you have volunteered at ARTbeat, ceramics sales, in the gallery, or for other events:

We Thank You! INTERESTED IN VOLUNTEERING WITH KAC? See how you can get involved at KirklandArtsCenter.org/Volunteer

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WHO SUPPORTED YOU IN BECOMING AN ARTIST? I had several professors at the University of Washington who helped me connect with the larger printmaking community, both while I was in school and after graduating. That was a big deal for me, since I doubted my ability to make ends meet as an artist in an expensive city like Seattle. They gave me the connections and confidence so that I could make it work.

WHEN DID YOU KNOW YOU WANTED TO BE AN ARTIST?

NIKKI BARBER

Learn more about and see her works at nikkibarber.com

INTERVIEW Nikki Barber is a Seattle-based printmaker, focusing on the natural wonders of the Pacific Northwest.

Nikki loves traveling and translating little moments of journeying into 2-D prints. She is working to connect printmaking communities and foster international relations. Recently, she spearheaded an invitational cultural and artistic exchange between printmaking communities in Thailand and the Pacific Northwest, co-curated

by Seattle Print Arts, and with support from Davidson Galleries, Pratt Fine Arts Center, and C.A.P. Studios. She graduated from the University of Washington with an Interdisciplinary Visual Arts degree with a focus in printmaking, earned simultaneously with her degree in Biological Sciences. She is represented by MESH Fine Art in Chicago, IL.

I was seven years old and it was career day. I told everyone I wanted to be an artist. The consensus was that I would never make any money as an artist and should pursue the medical field instead.

The next moment happened when I was at the University of Washington and school advisors told me I could not take studio art classes at the same time as science labs. I told them I am going to anyways, so I can become both an artist and researcher. Then, they let me. The most important moment, though, was after working in the behavioral sciences for a couple of years, while making prints everyday after work. I realized I needed to drop my day job and move into the printmaking world full time, both through teaching and selling my work.

WHAT EXCITES OR INSPIRES YOU? I love what I do. I get to connect with people over printmaking and making things. Every day. Some days, I don’t want to get out of bed, but then I remember how awesome I get to make my day.

DESCRIBE YOUR DREAM PROJECT-BIG, PIE-IN-THE-SKY, NO LIMITATIONS. I want to co-own a maker’s space where people can work on printmaking, woodworking, ceramics, glass, post digital processes, etc. My dream is to have it set up as a co-op with equal access for anyone who wants to join.

My hope is to have artist residencies for both established and emerging artists, local and international.

WHAT WORDS OF WISDOM WOULD YOU LIKE TO SHARE WITH ARTISTS?

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Do what makes you happy, treat others with kindness, and things will fall into place.

GALLERY EXHIBITIONS - MAJA SEREDA

Marymoor Heronry mixed media on paper

HOME REIMAGINED KIRKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY

DECEMBER 13 – FEBRAURY 14 Maja Sereda renders detailed mixed media drawings on paper.

Her fascination with details germinated in childhood and continues to this day. Her current body of work is a reflection of her personal relationship with nature, her creative process and her philosophy. Her drawings are "collectives" of eyes, plants, animals, bugs and more, living individually as well as together, creating a tightly knit fabric of our environment/our home. HOME REIMAGINED looks closely at Pacific Northwest birds and their homes, and how humans are making an impact on that delicate structure. Maja Sereda is a KAC teaching artist whose focus is on nature and animals. Learn more about Maja and see her works at www.majasereda.biz 11

UNLEASH THE

POWER OF ART Make a gift today!

Online at: www.KirklandArtsCenter.org Call our Development Team: 425-822-7161 x182 Your support makes it possible for KAC to offer vital arts programming within our historic building and the community at large. Together, we are igniting individual growth, bringing people together, and improving the quality of life for all.

OUR MISSION

OUR VISION

OUR LEGACY

Kirkland Arts Center unleashes the power of art to ignite individual growth and self-expression, build community spirit, and cultivate cultural vibrancy.

Kirkland Arts Center strives to be the regional leader of engaging arts experiences for all.

Stewardship of the Peter Kirk Building is embedded in the mission, as an unwavering commitment to Kirkland Arts Center's legacy for future success.

PROGRAM AND BUILDING SUPPORT MADE POSSIBLE BY:

THE BRADLEY FAMILY FOUNDATION

Additional media support provided by: Kirkland Living Magazine and ARTbeat NW on 1150 AM KKNW Radio, and Kirkland Lifestyle Magazine

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GENERAL INFORMATION STAFF To reach us, call (425) 822-7161. Enter an extension after the message begins.

Kelly Dylla, Executive Director (110) Ashlie Beach, Education Director (108) Amanda Budke, Development Director (106) Lauren Lyddon, External Relations Manager (109) Trish Brownlee, School & Community Partnerships Manager (103) J. Gordon, Gallery Curator & Exhibition Designer (102) Geneva Baldauf, Education & Gallery Coordinator (105) Xin Xin, Marketing Coordinator (101) Missy Alexander, Registrar Pat Colyar, Senior Ceramics Technician Robert Wetherington, Ceramics Technician

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

ADVISORY COUNCIL

John Adams, President Vickie Sanders, Vice-president Marcelo Prieto, Finance Chair Ashwin Gonibeed, Secretary Anumeha Harmony Arnold Mary Lu Hawes Anna Skibska Rachel Wright

Susan Pappalardo Brad Weed Bill Ballantine Carol Belval Carl Bradley Merrily Dicks Laura Dillaway Judy Harris Taylor Hawes Joan McBride Margaret Meister Suzy Mings Michael Monroe Marty Peterson Susan Thurston Coralyn Whitney Joan Wrench

TERMS AND CONDITIONS All students must agree to KAC’s terms and conditions. A full copy of the terms is available on our website.

VISIT OUR WEBSITE TO LEARN ABOUT • • • • • •

Membership Scholarships and work study program Supply lists Building rentals Private art parties Teambuilding events

THREE WAYS TO REGISTER • Online: Find course descriptions at kirklandartscenter.org/register. Create an account or sign in if you are already an account holder.

• By Phone: Call our Education Department at (425) 822-7161 x181 from 10 AM–5 PM, Monday–Friday.

• In Person: Visit our Education Department 10 AM–5 PM, Monday–Friday. Located on the third floor.

• Once registered, you will receive an email confirmation with payment reciept information.

CANCELLATION POLICY • Withdrawals seven (7) or more days prior to the first day of class: full refund less a $20 withdrawal fee.

• Withdrawals six (6) days or fewer before the first day of class: no credits and no refunds. Students may transfer to a different class in the same quarter in which they’re registered but not to future quarters.

• Class cancellation due to not reaching minimum enrollment: students will receive a full refund.

INSTRUCTORS Aaron Murray Angie Dixon Amy Scherer Carl Clausen Carol Gouthro Charlie Bigger Christine Turpin Che Lopez Dianne Aprile Donna Porter E. Valentine DeWald Ellen Rutledge Evelyn Bundesmann Jean Beouy Jes Herrera Jim Phalen Jessica Herrera Julia Carpenter Karen Klee-Atlin

Larry Calkins Maja Sereda Michele Cooper Miha Sarani Min Zhong Maxx Follis-Goodkind Nikki Barber Pat Colyar Peggy Braeutigam Robert Moreno Robert Wetherington Rupa Palasamudram Sandra Farmer Shannon Hopkins Shima Star Soo Hong

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PAINTING DRAWING

PRINTMAKING CALLIGRAPHY ALL SKILL LEVELS ALL AGES

Visit our Holiday Art Market this December to shop for gifts made by local artists.

CERAMICS MIXED MEDIA

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