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Linda Reimond Arts-Based Preschool Kelly Galloway Kindergarten Art Classes
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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS (1ST–5TH GRADE)
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Art Classes ARTspace STEAM Camps School of Dance
School of Theatre & Music Performance Companies
SUMMER YOUTH THEATRE (1ST–12 GRADE)
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ARTS TUTORIALS
AUDITIONS & SHOWCASES
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Individual sessions are available with Arts Center teaching staff in all areas and mediums.
School of Theatre & Music School of Dance
RATES BEGIN AT $36 PER HOUR. CALL FOR MORE INFO!
MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS (6TH–12 GRADE)
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Summer Art Instutues School of Dance
WELCOME! The mission of the Lawrence Arts Center is to create excellent and meaningful arts experiences with and for the community through education, exhibitions, and performances.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jean Anderson Don Buchner Clare Doveton Chris English Joshua Falleaf Ron Gaches Matt Gilhousen
Joan Golden David Hollond Diane Horning Sheryl Jacobs Isabel Johnson Dalton Paley Hong Zhang
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Special Workshops Monday Night Mixers Ceramics Drawing & Painting Fiber Arts & Textiles Jewelry, Metals & Glass
Mixed Media Paper & Book Arts Photography & Digital Media Printmaking Writing School of Dance
Mike Michaelis Deanell Reece Tacha
Roger Shimomura Susan Tate
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15-18 Michael Benedetti, detail from Paper Box Floor Plan giclee print, screenprint, 24in x 18in
(FRONT) Emmy Lingsheit, Makeshift, color lithograph,
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This catalog is published three times annually by the Lawrence Arts Center, and is made possible by our advertisers. If you would like to advertise in the course and events catalog please contact Amy Albright, amy@lawrenceartscenter.org or 785.843.2787. The Lawrence Arts Center is located at 940 New Hampshire Street, Lawrence, Kansas 66044. Photographs in this catalog are by Ann Dean, Marlo Angell, Jeremy Rockwell, Kyla Strid, Neal Barbour, and Amy Albright unless noted.
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STAFF Interim Chief Executive Officer Cindy Maude | cindymaude@lawrenceartscenter.org
Member enrollment begins March 18 Open enrollment begins March 25
Exhibitions Director Ben Ahlvers | ben@lawrenceartscenter.org Chief Operating Officer Stacy Galloway Haywood business@lawrenceartscenter.org Director of Performing Arts Elizabeth Sullivan | elizabeth@lawrenceartscenter.org Chief Program Officer Margaret Weisbrod Morris margaret@lawrenceartscenter.org Graphic Designer Amy Albright | amy@lawrenceartscenter.org Director of New Media Marlo Angell | marlo@lawenceartscenter.org Director of Youth Education Neal Barbour | neal@lawrenceartscenter.org Early Childhood Education Assistant Andria Devlin | andria@lawrenceartscenter.org Office Manager Jennifer Donnelly | jennifer@lawrenceartscenter.org Technical Director & Production Manager Samaria Fleig | samaria@lawrenceartscenter.org
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CALL: 785.843.2787 Seven days a week, 9AM - 9PM. We’d love to hear from you. VISIT: 940 New Hampshire St. in downtown Lawrence. Let us help you find just the right class. MEMBERSHIP HAS ITS BENEFITS: Popular classes tend to fill fast, so Arts Center members enjoy a full week of early enrollment, and a 10% discount on all regular class enrollments! Member prices are shown in parentheses throughout class listings. Membership discounts cannot be used with other special offers, for preschool tuition, or for individual sessions.
School of Dance Coordinator Olivia Hernández | olivia@lawrenceartscenter.org Exhibitions Coordinator Tony Julo | tony@lawrenceartscenter.org Database Administrator Brent Lind | brent@lawrenceartscenter.org School of Dance Director Hanan Misko | hanan@lawrenceartscenter.org Studio Manager Adam Meistrell | adam@lawrenceartscenter.org Development Coordinator Alex Olson | alex@lawrenceartscenter.org Associate Director of Performing Arts & Education Amanda Pintore | amanda@lawrenceartscenter.org Director of Early Childhood Education Linda Reimond | preschool@lawrenceartscenter.org Facility Maintenance Director Steve Richardson | stever@lawrenceartscenter.org Exhibitions Assistant Jeremy Rockwell | jeremy@lawrenceartscenter.org Events Coordinator Kelly Rodriguez | kelly@lawrenceartscenter.org Director of Residencies & Adult Education Kyla Strid | kyla@lawrenceartscenter.org Print Studio Manager Tonja Torgerson | tonja@lawrenceartscenter.org
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Financial aid, Scholarships,& Discounts Art is for everyone. Arts education should never be out of reach. FINANCIAL AID is available on a sliding scale based on income throughout the year for youth and adults interested in classes. Applications are available at the front desk and online. MULTIPLE ENROLLMENT DANCE CLASS DISCOUNT: By enrolling in multiple dance classes, individuals and families can receive a 15%-30% discount. TRY IT BEFORE YOU BUY IT! Give any dance class a try. The first one is on us. Call the front desk for more information about discounts and trial classes. CAN’T FIND A TIME THAT WORKS? TRY OUR ARTS TUTORIALS. Individual sessions are available with Arts Center faculty in all areas and mediums. Rates begin at $36 per hour. To inquire or enroll, contact us at 785.843.2787. ACCESSIBILITY to facilities, programming, and the website is imperative at the Lawrence Arts Center. All patrons requiring an accommodation, auxiliary aid, or service are encouraged to inquire at the front desk. Special thanks to our partners at Lawrence Sign Up for providing updated braille signage throughout the building.
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preschool & kindergarten classes Play clothes are a must! Linda Reimond Arts-Based Preschool
33 YEARS INSPIRING CHILDREN. 33 YEARS ENCOURAGING A LIFETIME LOVE OF LEARNING. The Lawrence Arts Center’s Arts-Based Preschool offers a creative approach to early education. The preschool provides social, motor, and creative experiences within an award winning curriculum. The program includes music, creative movement, sculpture, painting, drama, drawing, and opportunities to work with visiting artists alongside experienced early education specialists. This caring, thoughtful early educational environment nurtures creative thinking, decision making, imagination, and cultural awareness.
Kelly Galloway Arts-Based Kindergarten
The Lawrence Arts Center’s arts-based kindergarten program, made possible by a gift from the Thomas D. Galloway Family, completes the continuum of our awardwinning early childhood academic programming. With a special focus on preparing young students to develop innovation skills, the arts-based approach sets the stage for a lifetime passion for learning and the arts. Children who are age 5 before August 31st are eligible to enroll.
Ready, Set, GO! Fall 2018 Preschool and Kindergarten enrollment going on now! For more information please contact Linda Reimond, Director of Early Childhood Education at 785.843.2787, or preschool@lawrenceartscenter.org. AGES 2-3 YEARS + ADULT
Coloring Outside the Lines
Linda Reimond
Join us for some messy fun! This child/adult class is an excellent opportunity to get creative and explore the arts with your 2- or 3-year-old. Play clothes are a must for both of you! SU-APC-1: 6/1-6/22, F, 9:30AM-10:30AM, 4 wks, $66 ($59.40) SU-APC-2: 6/1-6/22, F, 10:45AM-11:45AM, 4 wks, $66 ($59.40) SU-APC-3: 6/29-7/20, F, 9:30AM-10:30AM, 4 wks, $66 ($59.40) SU-APC-4: 6/29-7/20, F, 10:45AM-11:45AM, 4 wks, $66 ($59.40) AGES 3-5 YEARS
Integrated Arts
Preschool Faculty
Enjoy the arts and experience a wide variety of indoor and outdoor creative activities that excite a love for learning. Children must be fully toilet trained. Play clothes a must! SU-API: 6/1-7/20, F, 9:30AM-11:30AM, 8 wks, $150 ($135)
Jumpin’ June Fun
Preschool Faculty
Join in the Arts-Based Preschool’s creative adventures during the month of June. This class will offer art and play activities both indoors and outdoors. Snack provided. Children must be fully toilet trained. Play clothes a must! SU-AP-1: 6/4-6/27, M&W, 9:30AM-12PM, 4 wks, $154 ($138.60) SU-AP-2: 6/5-6/28, Tu&Th, 9:30AM-12PM, 4 wks, $154 ($138.60)
Jazzy July Fun
Preschool Faculty Join in or continue the Arts-Based Preschool’s creative adventures during the month of July. This class will offer art and play activities both indoors and outdoors. Snack provided. Children must be fully toilet trained. Play clothes a must! SU-AP-3: 7/2-7/25, M&W, 9:30AM-12PM, 3.5 wks, $135 ($121.5) No class July 4 SU-AP-4: 7/3-7/26, Tu&Th, 9:30AM-12PM, 4 wks, $154 ($138.60) AGES 4-5 YEARS
The Ceramics Studio
Hollie Rice
There’s nothing better than creating with clay and using our imaginations. Camp meets in the Ceramics Studio. SU-APK-1b: 6/4-6/7, M-Th, 9:30AM-11:30AM, 4 days, $77 ($69.30)
From Garden to Kitchen
Joeleyn Trahan
Young chefs-in-training will make a variety of delicious dishes with ingredients from the garden. Come make salsa, fresh fruit dishes, edible herbs and flowers, and more. Food preparation will also include some basic culinary skills like measuring, mixing, and cleaning up. Creative and YUMMY! SU-APK-1a: 6/4-6/7, M-Th, 9:30AM-11:30AM, 4 days, $77 ($69.30)
Icky Sticky Ooey Gooey Stuff
Emily Wilson
Using our five senses, we will create slimy, sticky, yucky stuff. You can be a scientist in action! SU-APK-1c: 6/4-6/7, M-Th, 1PM-3PM, 4 days, $77 ($69.30)
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The Artist’s Studio Kim Rack
Campers explore drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, etc. in this camp. We will include basic art principles such as line, color, and shape. Play clothes a must! SU-APK-2a: 6/11-6/14, M-Th, 9:30AM-11:30AM, 4 days, $77 ($69.30)
Showtime with an Encore
Becky O’Keefe
Sing, dance, and act out classic songs and stories with movement, dance, and instruments. Campers will make props and instruments to support the process, with a short performance on Thursday. Play clothes a must! SU-APK-3a: 6/18-6/21, M-Th, 9:30AM-11:30AM, 4 days, $77 ($69.30)
The Magic of Art
Emily Wilson
Artists call it art, scientists call it science. Together, they are magic. Art+Science=Magic. SU-APK-3b: 6/18-6/21, M-Th, 1PM-3PM, 4 days, $77 ($69.30)
My Colorful World
Pat Pisani
Art, Science, and Nature
Pat Pisani
Color in our world with emphasis on art in science and nature. Play clothes a must. SU-APK-4a: 6/25-6/28, M-Th, 9:30AM-11:30AM, 4 days, $77 ($69.30)
Young scientists can experience science and nature with the added touch of art. A perfect combination! Play clothes a must! SU-APK-6a: 7/9-7/12, M-Th, 9:30AM-11:30AM, 4 days, $77 ($69.30)
Move Through the Seasons
Paige Comparato
Channel your energy as we explore the four seasons using creative movement, music, simple crafts, and stories. Plan for four days of active fun and imagination, with a short performance on Thursday. Camp meets in the dance studio. SU-APK-6d: 7/9-7/12, M-Th, 1PM-3PM, 4 days, $77 ($69.30)
Artful Dressing: Creating Wearable Art
Kristin Morland
We will create art that we can wear, like t-shirts, jewelry, and carry bags, to name a few. We’ll paint, print, and sew our creations. Play clothes a must. SU-APK-7a: 7/16-7/19, M-Th, 9:30AM-11:30AM, 4 days, $77 ($69.30)
Cooking Kids’ Favorites
Emily Wilson
On the first day, campers will cook Emily’s favorite recipe. The campers will then help plan the rest of the week’s recipes. We will learn basic culinary skills such as measuring, mixing, and cleaning up. Bon appetit! SU-APK-7b: 7/16-7/19, M-Th, 1PM-3PM, 4 days, $77 ($69.30)
Intergalactic Adventures
Kim Rack
Creatures, aliens, and outer space travel, oh my! Join us for four days in the Galaxy, a magical world of make-believe. May the force be with you! Play clothes a must! SU-APK-8a: 7/23-7/26, M-Th, 9:30AM-11:30AM, 4 days, $77 ($69.30)
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preschool & kindergarten classes Play clothes are a must!
M A J O R S P O N S O R S O F E A R LY CH I LD H O O D E D U C ATIO N
AGES 5-6, ENTERING OR JUST COMPLETED KINDERGARTEN
From Garden to Kitchen
Young chefs-in-training will make a variety of delicious dishes with ingredients from the garden. Come make salsa, fresh fruit dishes, edible herbs and flowers, and more. Food preparation will also include some basic culinary skills like measuring, mixing, and cleaning up. Creative and YUMMY! SU-APK-1d: 6/4-6/7, M-Th, 1PM-3PM, 4 days, $77 ($69.30)
The Ceramics Studio
Hollie Rice
There’s nothing better than creating with clay and using our imaginations. Camp meets in the Ceramics Studio SU-APK-1e: 6/4-6/7, M-Th, 1PM-3PM, 4 days, $77 ($69.30)
Sensational Slime
Emily Wilson
Using our five senses, we will create slimy, sticky, yucky stuff. You can be a scientist in action! SU-APK-2b: 6/11-6/14, M-Th, 1PM-3PM, 4 days, $77 ($69.30)
The Artist’s Studio
Kim Rack
Campers explore drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, etc. in this camp. We will focus on basic art principles such as line, color, and shape. SU-APK-2c: 6/11-6/14, M-Th, 1PM-3PM, 4 days, $77 ($69.30)
Showtime with an Encore
Mary & Wint Winter, Jr.
Joeleyn Trahan
Becky O’Keefe
Thomas D. Galloway Family
Stories That Come Alive Paige Comparato Combining stories, creative movement, music, and simple crafts, campers will share four days of active fun and imagination, and give a short performance on Thursday. Meets in the Dance Studio. SU-APK-4d: 6/25-6/28, M-Th, 1PM-3PM, 4 days, $77 ($69.30) Loose Parts: A Builder’s Delight
Joeleyn Trahan
Campers will create amazing 3D art using a variety of materials like shells, rocks, and wood, to name just a few. The art of building is guaranteed to broaden your imagination! SU-APK-6b: 7/9-7/12, M-Th, 1PM-3PM, 4 days, $77 ($69.30)
Art, Science, and Nature
Pat Pisani
Young scientists can experience science and nature with the added touch of art. A perfect combination! SU-APK-6c: 7/9-7/12, M-Th, 1PM-3PM, 4 days, $77 ($69.30)
Artful Dressing: Creating Wearable Art Kristin Morland We will create art that we can wear, like t-shirts, jewelry, and carry bags, to name a few. We’ll paint, print, and sew our creations. SU-APK-7c: 7/16-7/19, M-Th, 1PM-3PM, 4 days, $77 ($69.30)
Sing, dance, and act out classic songs and stories with movement, dance, and instruments. Campers will make props and instruments to support the process, and give a short performance on Thursday. Intergalactic Adventures Kim Rack SU-APK-3c: 6/18-6/21, M-Th, 1PM-3PM, 4 days, $77 ($69.30) Creatures, aliens, and outer space travel, oh my! Join us for four days in the Galaxy, a magical world of make-believe. May the force be with you! My Colorful World Pat Pisani SU-APK-8c: 7/23-7/26, M-Th, 1PM-3PM, 4 days, $77 ($69.30) Color in our world with emphasis on art in science and nature. Cooking Kids’ Favorites Emily Wilson SU-APK-4c: 6/25-6/28, M-Th, 1PM-3PM, 4 days, $77 ($69.30) On the first day, campers will cook Emily’s favorite recipe. The campers will then help plan the The Magic of Art Emily Wilson rest of the week’s recipes. We will learn basic culinary skills like measuring, mixing and cleaning up. Bon appetit! Artists call it art, scientists call it science. Together, they are magic. Art+Science=Magic. SU-APK-8d: 7/23-7/26, M-Th, 1PM-3PM, 4 days, $77 ($69.30) SU-APK-4b: 6/25-6/28, M-Th, 1PM-3PM, 1 wk, $77 ($69.30)
School of Dance Little Movers
Designed to improve motor skills, self-control, and encourage confidence in movement within a playful environment. Classes prepare children for the study of ballet, modern dance, sports, and other physical activities.
Preschool Dance I - II
Ana Glocker
Preschool Dance III
Ana Glocker
Ages 3-4 yrs / Beginner SU-CDYLM126: 6/9-7/28, Sa, 9AM-9:45AM, 8 wks, $92 ($82.80) Ages 4-5 yrs / Beginner SU-CDYLM36: 6/9-7/28, Sa, 9:50AM-10:35AM, 8 wks, $92 ($82.80)
Kinder Ballet
Ana Glocker
Kindergarten Students are introduced to simple ballet movements, learn the basic elements of ballet, and participate in storytelling using movement. Enroll in age appropriate classes. SU-CDYKB6: 6/9-7/28, Sa, 10:45AM-11:30AM, 8 wks, $96 ($86.40)
SUMMER DANCE CAMPS
Sea Adventure
Donna Jo Harkrider
3-5 years Discovery what lies under the sea! Based on fun children stories, Little Mover campers will explore the colorful ocean and learn about all of its aquatic inhabitants through dance and craft. On the final day of camp, dancers will parade for friends and family. SUDYLMC: 6/4-6/7, M-TH, 9:30-11AM, 4-Day, $75 ($67.50)
Take Me to the Ballet
Shannon Pickett
Kindergarten-1st Grade This camp will explore the stories, music, and history of both classic and contemporary ballet. Students learn dance steps from famous ballets such as Swan Lake and Sleeping Beauty and devise their own moves. Students will also create their very own tutu to wear for the finale performance on the last day of camp. SU-DYBC: 6/11-6/15, M-F, 9:30AM-11:30AM, 1 wks, $85 ($76.50)
Summer Youth Theatre Preschool/Kindergarten Creative Play
Amanda Pintore
Join us for the first ever Summer Youth Theatre experience for our youngest performers. Using their wildest imaginations, students will create a performance through play and dramatic exploration. A sharing for families will take place on Friday, June 29th at 9:40AM. SU-PLAY: 6/25-6/29, 9AM-10AM, 1 wk, $90 ($81)
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School of Dance 1ST-6TH GRADE Intro to Ballet
elementary school classes
Hope DeYoung-Daniels
1st-2nd Grade Students learn the fundamentals of ballet and start connecting vocabulary to movements. SU-CDYIB2: 6/5-7/24, Tu, 5:15PM-6PM, 8 wks, $96 ($86.40)
Ballet I
Cynthia Crews
2nd Grade & Up Beginning with Ballet I, School of Dance students follow a sequential program in which the syllabus for each level is designed to encourage greater awareness of musicality and coordination as well as increased flexibility and strength. SU-CDYB14: 6/7-7/27, Th, 4:45PM-5:45PM, 8 wks, $96 ($86.40)
Ballet II
3rd Grade & Up Students are also encouraged to enroll in Tap I, Hip Hop I, and Jazz I. SU-CDYB21: 6/4-7/23, M, 5PM-6PM, 8 wks, $96 ($86.40)
Ballet III
4th Grade & Up Students are also encouraged to enroll in Tap I, Hip Hop I, and Jazz II. SU-CDYB32: 6/5-7/24, Tu, 4:45PM-6PM, 8 wks, $106 ($95.40)
Progressive Ballet Technique Workshop (Ballet III-VII)
Cynthia Crews
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4th Grade & Up This method helps dancers recognize, isolate, strengthen, lengthen, and develop the muscles and muscle groups. By using muscles correctly, dancers develop stamina and greater stability, and are less prone injury. All supplies provided. Students will receive their own large exercise ball. SU-CDYPBT6: 7/7-7/28, Sa, 9AM-10:15AM, 4 wks, $85 ($76.50)
Ballet IV-V (Pointe at Barre)
Cynthia Crews
5th Grade & Up In this summer-specific class, students previously approved for pointe work will be allowed to wear pointe shoes at the barre. Students are highly encouraged to also enroll in Variations and Pirouettes & Jetés classes, as well as consider cross training in Jazz II, Tap II, Hip-Hop, and Pilates to become a well-rounded dancer. SU-CDYB454: 6/7-7/26, Th, 5:45PM-7:15PM, 8 wks, $123 ($110.70)
Ballet Variations
Cynthia Crews
5th Grade & Up Students will learn noteable ballet solos, duos, and trios every dancer should know. Students must be enrolled in the preceding Ballet IV-V class and should wear flat ballet shoes. SU-CDYBV4: 6/7-6/28, Th, 7:15PM-7:45PM, 4 wks, $24 ($21.60)
Pirouettes & Jetés
Cynthia Crews
5th Grade & Up This speciality class solely focuses on developing the skills needed to produce amazing leaps and turns for ballet. SU-CDYPJ4: 7/5-7/26, Th, 7:15PM-7:45PM, 4 wks, $24 ($21.60)
Inter-Adv Ballet
Shannon Pickett, Paige Comparato, Cynthia Crews
6th Grade & Up This is an intermediate-advanced class for dancers in levels Ballet V-VII or equivalent. Pointe shoes are optional for level VI/VII students. Shannon SU-CDYB5671: 6/4-7/23, M, 5PM-6:30PM, 8 wks, $123 ($110.70) Paige SU-CDYB5673: 6/6-7/25, W, 5PM-6:30PM, 7 wks, $107.60 ($96.85) No class July 4 Cynthia SU-CDYB5676: 6/9-7/28, Sa, 10:30AM-12PM, 8 wks, $123 ($110.70)
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Inter-Adv Pointe
Cynthia Crews
Hip-Hop I
Rauly Dueñas
6th Grade & Up To enroll in this class, students must also be enrolled in Saturday’s Inter/Adv Ballet Class and be placed by instructor. SU-CDYAP6: 6/9-7/28, Sa, 12PM-12:30PM, 8 wks, $72 ($64.80)
2nd-5th Grades Tick, Wave, and Bounce! These are just a few of the moves you will learn in this introductory class. SU-CDYHH15: 6/8-7/27, F, 5PM-6PM, 8 wks, $96 ($86.40)
Tap I (June)
Donna Jo Harkrider
Tap II (July)
Donna Jo Harkrider
Tap III (June)
Donna Jo Harkrider
Tap IV (July)
Donna Jo Harkrider
Jazz I (July)
Ana Glocker
Jazz II (June)
Ana Glocker
Leaps & Turns (Jazz)
Ana Glocker
2nd Grade & Up This class teaches the basics of tap through dynamic rhythms and combinations. Tap I students are encouraged to enroll in Jazz I in July SU-CDYT12: 6/5-6/26, Tu, 6PM-7PM, 4 wks, $48 ($43.20) 3rd Grade & Up This beginning-intermediate class builds rhythmic skill and expands the tap vocabulary of each student. Lessons focus on identifying rhythmic patterns, structures, syncopation, counter rhythms, and call & response. SU-CDYT22: 7/10-7/24, Tu, 6PM-7PM, 4 wks, $48 ($43.20) 3rd Grade & Up In this class, students build upon techniques learned in Tap II by adding more complicated rhythms and new vocabulary. SU-CDYT32: 6/5-6/26, Tu, 7PM-8PM, 4 wks, $48 ($43.20)
5th Grade & Up This advanced class is geared towards those who have mastered the fundamentals of tap and are ready for more complex rhythms & combinations. SU-CDYT42: 7/10-7/24, Tu, 7PM-8PM, 4 wks, $48 ($43.20)
2nd Grade & Up This is an introductory technique class focusing on the fundamentals of jazz. Stylized choreography will be taught and performed in class. SU-CDYJ12: 7/10-7/24, Tu, 6PM-7PM, 4 wks, $48 ($43.20)
3rd Grade & Up This upbeat class teaches intermediate jazz vocabulary/choreography and develops the coordination, flexibility, and stability of the dancer. SU-CDYJ22: 6/5-6/26, Tu, 6PM-7PM, 4 wks, $48 ($43.20) A summer speciality! Students will develop the skills necessary to produce astounding jazz leaps and turns.
Session I
2nd Grade & Up SU-CDYLT12: 6/5-6/26, Tu, 7:30PM-8PM, 4 wks, $24 ($21.60)
Session II
3rd Grade & Up SU-CDYLT22: 7/10-7/24, Tu, 7:30PM-8PM, 4 wks, $24 ($21.60)
Irish Céilí Dances
Annie Stark
2nd Grade & Up Learn the basics of Irish stepdance through various Irish céilí dances. Céilí dances are fun and energetic group dances that have been around since the early 1500s. SU-CDYICD1: 6/4-6/25, M, 6PM-7PM, 4 wks, $48 ($43.20)
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elementary school classes ARTspace Summer Camps
S I G N U P T O S TA Y A L L D A Y !
GRADES 1ST–5TH
1 2 3 4 5 JUNE 4–8
Backyard Biology
JUNE 11–15
Art Detectives
JUNE 18 – 22
Young Jedis
JUNE 25 – 29
Arcade
JULY 2 – 6 (no class JULY 4)
Cool Gross Stuff
Katie Alldritt Taryn Temple Amanda Pintore
Katie Alldritt Leah Towle Amanda Pintore
Cindy Velline Katie Alldritt Erdin Schultz-Bever Donna Jo Harkrider
Andrew Cho Neal Barbour Taryn Temple Amanda Pintore
Andrew Cho Alicia Kelly Taryn Temple Monika Ivy
Incorporate the great outdoors into your artwork: explore native plants, seed pods, garden design, insects, and all the beauty of nature found in our backyards. We’ll make tiny terrariums, seed sculptures, Andy Goldsworthy installations, and yard art sculptures. The perfect way to kick off the summer is to bring your art into the backyard!
A stolen art piece! Hidden clues! Can the Art Detectives solve the case in time? We’ll assemble the greatest spy team ever for an interactive art-making, truth sleuthing, detective adventure that explores forgeries, secret codes, iconography, character development, and immersive theater. STEAM concepts include spycraft, engineering, forensics, tech surveillance, and other sleuthing skills to solve the crime.
The galaxy needs you now more than ever! Hone your Jedi skills as you immerse yourself in the rich mythology of the Force and all its players. Our artwork will explore the many facets of Star Wars; from Sith Lords to Cantina jazz players, every character is important. STEAM concepts include the physics of lightsabers, the astronomy of the galaxy, and ship design and engineering. Combine Jedi training in performance and dance with character and narrative design in visual art. By the end of the week, our young Padawans will be Jedis!
It’s on like Donkey Kong! This entire week is devoted to creating a playable, cardboard arcade in the lobby. Each student will work on their own or with friends to create a kinetic sculpture that can be a part of a playable arcade at the end of the week. STEAM concepts focus on the forces, motion, and engineering that ensure each game works. Using the backdrop of the 1980s, artwork will be big, bold, brash, and definitely neon. No quarters, just imagination.
Stop reading now if you don’t like cool, gross stuff! Snot, burps, farts, blood, germs— our body is a universe of its own, filled with the most amazing stuff. How does it all work? This camp explores the science of the human body. Use STEAM in action to create chemical reactions that explore textures, smells, and sights. Principles of art include the proportion of anatomical drawing, color mixing for perfect bodily fluid depictions, and the patterning of our bodies at the cellular level.
1st & 2nd Grade SU-AYS11A: 9AM-12PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117) 1st & 2nd Grade SU-AYS11B: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117) 3rd-5th Grade SU-AYS13A: 9AM-12PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117) 3rd-5th Grade SU-AYS13B: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117)
School of Dance Camps
1st & 2nd Grade SU-AYS21A: 9AM-12PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117) 1st & 2nd Grade SU-AYS21B: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117) 3rd-5th Grade SU-AYS23A: 9AM-12PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117) 3rd-5th Grade SU-AYS23B: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117)
Take Me to the Ballet
Break’n to the Beat
Shannon Pickett
Rauly Dueñas Ian Sotomayor
This camp will explore the stories, music, and history of both classic and contemporary ballet. Come dance steps from famous ballets such as Swan Lake and Sleeping Beauty as well as create your own moves. Create your very own tutu to wear for the finale performance on the last day of camp.
Think you know hip hop? This funky camp teaches street moves and grooves that are based on the original principles of hip hop love, peace, unity, and having fun! Learn how to break, mix, mc, and dj. Become a b-boy or b-girl for a week and discovery the rich history and fun culture of hip hop!
K-1st Grade SU-DYBC: 6/11-6/15, M-F, 9:30AM-11:30AM, 1 wks, $85 ($76.50)
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1st & 2nd Grade SU-AYS31A: 9AM-12PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117) 1st & 2nd Grade SU-AYS31B: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117) 3rd-5th Grade SU-AYS33A: 9AM-12PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117) 3rd-5th Grade SU-AYS33B: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117)
3rd -6th Grade SU-DYHHC: 6/186/22, M-F, 9-12pm, 1 wks, $145 ($130.50)
1st & 2nd Grade SU-AYS41A: 9AM-12PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117) 1st & 2nd Grade SU-AYS41B: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117) 3rd-5th Grade SU-AYS43A: 9AM-12PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117) 3rd-5th Grade SU-AYS43B: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117)
1st & 2nd Grade SU-AYS51A: 9AM-12PM, 1 wk, $105 ($94.50) 1st & 2nd Grade SU-AYS51B: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $105 ($94.50) 3rd-5th Grade SU-AYS53A: 9AM-12PM, 1 wk, $105 ($94.50) 3rd-5th Grade SU-AYS53B: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $105 ($94.50)
MA J OR S PON S OR S OF S T E A M E D U C AT I O N A N D CR E AT I V E YO U T H D E V E LO P M E N T T H O M A S D. G A L LO W AY FA M I LY
T H E H A N KI N S FO U N DAT I O N
J E D E L FA M I LY TRUST
6 7 8 9 10 JULY 9 – 13
Lost In The Woods
JULY 16 – 20
JULY 23 – 27
Medieval Magic
Yellow Submarine
JUNE 30-AUGUST 3
AUGUST 6 – 10
Box Sydney
Anime-zing
Katie Alldritt Bailey Marable Taryn Temple Donna Jo Harkrider
Alicia Kelly Katie Alldritt Erdin Schultz-Bever Donna Jo Harkrider
Bailey Marable Katie Alldritt Erdin Schultz-Bever Monika Ivy
Katie Alldritt Alicia Kelly Leah Towle Donna Jo Harkrider
Katie Alldritt Leah Towle
John Muir meets MacGyver! Students will design and build tools to survive getting Lost in the Woods. STEAM concepts focus on engineering basics. We will focus on naturalist artwork such as Audubon animal and plant illustrations as we make our own pigments and cave paintings, and, of course, all the wonderful tools we’ll need in the wilderness.
Dragons and centaurs and unicorns, oh my! Learn the code of a knight and the secrets of a wizard in this ren-faire-inspired week of fun. STEAM concepts explore how trebuchets work (with water balloons!), the chemistry behind alchemy and potions, and the classification of fantastical creatures. Come create your own illuminated manuscripts filled with beautiful artwork and share your legend with new friends.
Wouldn’t we rather be under the sea, in an Octopus’ garden in the shade? Fueled by rainbows and the spirit of The Beatles, students explore the wonders of the ocean in our magical yellow submarine. Inspired by the whimsical artwork of the 1960s, we’ll take a different approach to marine biology and oceanography. Using art principles of color, patterning, and texture, we will create Peter Max-ish marine life drawings, bioluminescence paintings, and an amazing coral reef sculpture.
While planning, designing, and engineering a kid-sized cardboard box metropolis, students apply their imaginations to fill the city in. Using Sydney, Australia as an example, we will look at urban planning and design and how it shapes the world we live in. Students gain appreciation for shape, form, and proportion as they apply these principles to their expanding city. The real magic happens as students take ownership of the structure, identity, and culture of the city. The city is installed in the lobby for all to enjoy with a public opening on the last day of camp.
We’ve found the magic manga formula that uses storytelling, cute artwork, and character development to explore the world of Japanese pop culture. Using emphasis, pattern, and shape, get your Japanese influence artwork just right! From 2D Pokemon cards to 3D Domo soft sculptures, use STEAM concepts that include industrial design, prototyping, and game design. Doumo arigatou!
1st & 2nd Grade SU-AYS81A: 9AM-12PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117) 1st & 2nd Grade SU-AYS81B: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117) 3rd-5th Grade SU-AYS83A: 9AM-12PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117) 3rd-5th Grade SU-AYS83B: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117)
1st & 2nd Grade SU-AYS91A: 9AM-12PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117) 1st & 2nd Grade SU-AYS91B: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117) 3rd-5th Grade SU-AYS93A: 9AM-12PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117) 3rd-5th Grade SU-AYS93B: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117)
1st & 2nd Grade SU-AYS61A: 9AM-12PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117) 1st & 2nd Grade SU-AYS61B: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117) 3rd-5th Grade SU-AYS63A: 9AM-12PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117) 3rd-5th Grade SU-AYS63B: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117)
1st & 2nd Grade SU-AYS71A: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40) 1st & 2nd Grade SU-AYS71B: 9AM-12PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117) 3rd-5th Grade SU-AYS73A: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117) 3rd-5th Grade SU-AYS73B: 9AM-12PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117)
Mythology in Motion Summer Dance Performance Camp
S CH O O L O F DA N CE SPONSORS
Cynthia Crews Paige Comparato Shannon Pickett Dance the stories of gods, goddesses, heroes, heroines, and monsters but with a twist. Using a variety of dance genres, campers will bring the amazing stories of classical mythology to life in a final camp performance set in modern times. Campers will explore movements from different genres as well as create costumes and props to use in the final performance. Comfortable clothing and a healthy snack are a must to keep up with this high energy camp.
1st & 2nd Grade SU-AYS101A: 9AM-12PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117) 1st & 2nd Grade SU-AYS101B: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117) 3rd-5th Grade SU-AYS103A: 9AM-12PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117) 3rd-5th Grade SU-AYS103B: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117)
BARBARA NORDLING
THOMAS D. GALLOWAY FAMILY
HARRISON FAMILY FUND OF THE DOUGLAS COUNTY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
2nd-6th Grade SU-DYSDPC: 7/16-7/27, M-F, 9-12pm, 2 wks, $200
($180)
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summer youth theatre Novice, Junior, and Senior Players
HAVE A PRE-K/KINDERGARTEN STUDENT? C H E C K O U T S Y T C R E AT I V E P L A Y O N PA G E 6!
GRADES 1ST–12TH
Summer Youth Theatre is a performance-based theatre art program for 1st-12th graders. Professional directors, choreographers, musicians, and theatre technicians observe National Core Standards for the Arts while working with youth to produce high quality shows performed for enthusiastic, often sold-out audiences. Most importantly, SYT youth have fun, make new friends, and create memories that last a lifetime! *8th grade students can choose between SYT Junior and Senior Programs
JUNE
JULY
SYT Novice: 1st-4th Grade, Animal Tales
SYT Novice: 1st-4th Grade, Fairytale Adventures
REHEARSALS: 2 weeks, May 29-June 8, 9AM-12PM PERFORMANCE: Saturday, June 9, 11AM. SU-ANIMAL: 5/29-6/8, M-F, 9AM-12PM, 2 wks, $200 ($180)
REHEARSALS: 2 weeks, July 2-July 13, 9AM-12PM, No Rehearsal July 4 PERFORMANCE: Saturday, July 14, 11AM SU-FAIRYTALE: 7/2-7/13, M-F, 9AM-12PM, 2 wks, $200 ($180)
SYT Junior: 4th-8th Grade, Disney’s The Little Mermaid Jr.
SYT Junior: 4th-8th Grade, The Trials of Robin Hood
REHEARSALS: 3 weeks, May 29-June 14, 1-5 PM PERFORMANCES: Thursday, June 14, 7PM, Friday, June 15, 7PM, Saturday, June 16, 2PM & 7PM, Sunday, June 17, 3PM SU-MERMAID: 5/29-6/14, M-F, 1PM-5PM, 3 wks, $270 ($243)
REHEARSALS: 3 weeks, July 2-July 19, 1-5 PM, No Rehearsal July 4 PERFORMANCES: Thursday, July 19, 7PM, Friday July 20, 7PM, Saturday, July 21, 2PM & 7PM SU-ROBIN: 7/2-7/19, M-F, 1PM-5PM, 3 wks, $270 ($243)
Written by Ric Averill. Using their bodies, voices, and imaginations, students will work with the director and playwright to create a play filled with fantastic animals, silly surprises, and wild adventures.
Music by Alan Menken, Lyrics by Ashman and Slater, and Book by Doug Wright. In a magical underwater kingdom, a young mermaid, Ariel, longs to leave her ocean home– and her fins–behind and live in the world above. But first she’ll have to defy her father, make a deal with an evil sea witch, and convince a prince that she’s the girl for him.
SYT Senior: 8th-12th Grade, Romeo and Juliet
Written by William Shakespeare. An ongoing feud between the Montague and Capulet families sets the scene for this tragic tale. Torn apart by their divided houses, two young, star-crossed lovers fight to be together at all costs. REHEARSALS: 4 weeks, May 29 – June 21 M-F 4-10 PM PERFORMANCES: Thursday, June 21, 7PM, Friday June 22, 7PM, Saturday June 23, 2PM & 7 PM SU-ROMEO: 5/29-6/21, M-F, 4PM-9PM, 4 wks, $300 ($270)
Written by Ric Averill. Using their bodies, voices, and imaginations, students will work with the director and playwright to create a play inspired by well-loved fairytales and magical adventures of their own design.
Written by Will Averill. Upon his return from the Crusades, King Richard is forced to try and figure out what happened in his kingdom during his absence. Told from the perspectives of Robin himself, Maid Marian, and Prince John, this hilarious tale combines three different stories into one–and, with three different endings, it is up to the audience to decide which one is true.
SYT Senior: 8th-12th Grade, Pippin
Music & Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz, Book by Roger O. Hirson. Heir to the Frankish throne, young prince Pippin is in search of the secret to true happiness and fulfillment. In the end, though, Pippin finds that happiness lies not in extraordinary endeavors, but rather in the unextraordinary moments that happen every day. REHEARSALS: 4 weeks, July 2 – July 26 M-F 4-10 PM, No Rehearsal July 4 PERFORMANCES: Thursday, July 26, 7PM, Friday, July 27, 7PM, Saturday, July 28, 2PM & 7PM, Sunday, July 29, 3pm SU-PIPPIN: 7/2-7/26, 4PM-10PM, 4 wks, $300 ($270)
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auditions & showcases School of Theatre & Music
School of Dance
SYT Auditions for all Junior and Senior shows!
Scholarship Auditions Lawrence Dance Intensive: Summer Ballet 2018
Sunday, April 29
Prepared audition is expected. Before arriving, please visit lawrenceartscenter.org to fill out an electronic audition form and enroll! THOSE AUDITIONING SHOULD COME PREPARED WITH: • A monologue (30-60 seconds) • If auditioning for a musical, prepare 16 bars of a Broadway song with sheet music. • If auditioning for a musical, come prepared to dance. • Arrive 20 minutes prior to your audition time in appropriate dance attire and ready to move. 2:30 pm: 4th & 5th Graders 4:00 pm: 6th & 7th Graders 6:00 pm: 8th Graders 7:30 pm: 9th & 10th Graders 9:00 pm: 11th & 12th Graders CALLBACKS Monday, April 30 Tuesday, May 1 Robin Hood: 4-7PM Little Mermaid: 4-7PM Pippin: 6-10PM Romeo & Juliet: 6-10PM Cast lists will be posted on Friday, May 4 by 4PM! Please plan to attend the Summer Youth Theatre Parent Meeting Wed, May 9th 6PM
Musical Theatre Showcase Sunday, May 6 | 6PM
Lawrence Arts Center Mainstage Theatre This event features musical theatre voice, dance, and performance students, directed by Rachel Naughtin, Sadie Barbee, Kat Dick, Monika Ivy, and Jillian Armstrong. Come celebrate the growth and achievement of the Musical Theatre Program!
Online Merit Scholarship Application & Video Audition Submission Deadline: April 1 To be considered, applicants must complete an online application, write a brief essay, and submit a video audition in addition to meeting the intensive enrollment requirements by the deadline. Find the online application at: http://lawrenceartscenter.org/ event/lawrence-dance-intensives-summer-ballet-2018
Lawrence Ballet Theatre 6th-12th Grade / Audition Required
Cynthia Crews
If you are interested in being a part of LBT in its 2018/2019 season, SAVE THE DATE for Company Auditions on June 2, 2018. In order to audition, dancers must be in grade 6th-12th and Ballet Level IV-VII or equivalent. Check our website for more details. Lawrence Ballet Theatre (LBT) is the resident pre-professional ballet company of the Lawrence Arts Center. Under the direction of Artistic Director Cynthia Crews, company members gain exposure and experience through numerous performances and working directly with professional guest choreographers. Lawrence Ballet Theatre is one of the fourteen member companies that make up the prestigious Regional Dance America/MidStates. Each year, the LBT company members attend the annual RDA/ Midstates Festival. The mission of Lawrence Ballet Theatre is to provide extensive training, performance opportunities and artistic experience to dancers seeking to develop expertise in preparation for a professional career in dance.
End-of-Year Showcases Celebrate what our students have accomplished with these annual performances presented by the School of Dance. General admission tickets, $7. May 18 | 5:30PM, 7:30PM May 19 | 9:30AM, 12PM, 5:30PM, 7:30PM
SYT Tech & Interns! SYT Technical Theatre: 5th-12th grade
Samaria Fleig Guided by industry professionals, tech theatre students will learn the basics of “behind the scenes,” specializing in the area that they are the most interested in: lighting, painting, carpentry, sound, property, or rigging.
Technical Theatre & Scene Painting: 6th-12th grade
June SU-TECHJUNE: 5/29-6/24, M-F + Productions, 9AM-1PM, 4 wks, $100 ($95) July SU-TECHJULY: 7/2-7/29, M-F + Productions, 9AM-1PM, 4 wks, $100 ($95)
SU-AYZ001: 8/6-8/10, M-F, 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $150 ($135)
SYT Costuming Basics: 5th-12th grade
Erin McElroy Guided by industry professionals, students will learn the basics of costume design and use their skills to bring costumes to life for our exciting summer season! June SU-COSTJUNE: 5/29-6/24, M-F + Productions, 9AM-1PM, 4 wks, $100 ($95) July SU-COSTJULY: 7/2-7/29, M-F + Productions, 9AM-1PM, 4 wks, $100 ($95)
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Lexey Jost Students will learn the basics of popular scenic finishes in this studio-style class, including wood grain, stone, and marble. Be prepared to get messy and have fun!
Summer Youth Theatre Internship Program: 8th-12th grade
Elizabeth Sullivan and Samaria Fleig Learn what it takes to become future theatre leaders in this eight week program. This leadership program provides students with opportunities for professional skill and resume building and collegiate audition preparation. To be considered, please send your resume and letter of interest to Elizabeth Sullivan at elizabeth@lawrenceartscenter.org by Sunday, April 29, 2018. Weekly meetings on Mondays in June and July (5/29-7/23) from 12:30-1:30pm are required. Paid positions.
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classes for middle & high school students Arts Institutes
1 2 3 4 5 JUNE 4 – 8
Secret Rain Stencils
Alicia Kelly Learn how to make your own stencils and then graffiti them around town with ink that only shows up when it rains. SU-AYM161: 9AM-12PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40)
A Process
Rachel Downs Discover a process that will help take you from sketch to final artwork using visual journaling, thumbnails, and your own vision. SU-AYD16: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40)
JUNE 11 – 15
Pop Up Books
Alicia Kelly Paper engineers of the world unite! Cut, weave, fold, and bend paper to your will creating pop up, architectural books and art pieces.
SU-AYJ16:1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40)
Improvising Sound
Gustavo Aguilar Practice both live and recorded improvisational techniques with noisemakers, your voice, and the guidance of visiting artist Gustavo Aguilar. SU-AYM16: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40)
ALL CLASSES ARE 6TH-12TH G R A D E, U N L E S S OTHERWISE NOTED
Gif Your Meme
SU-AYC361: 9AM-12PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40)
Cathy Joritz Break the internet when you create your own meme and then animate it into a GIF. Learn tools in Adobe Photoshop to help you go viral. SU-AYF26: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40)
Bailey Marable Explore which rings can be made using metalsmithing techniques such as piercing, sawing, texturing, forging, soldering and finishing. Suitable for all skill levels. SU-AYJ26: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $147 ($132.30)
Mini Masterpieces Whitney Jacobs Honey, I shrunk the art!!!! Focus on painting fundamentals while creating tiny artworks throughout the week.
SU-AYJD26: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40)
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Darkroom Photography Ann Dean Explore film photography in this hands-on class combining art, technology, history, and science. Students will learn the basics of 35mm photography, including composition and camera mechanics, film development, and darkroom printing.
JULY 2 – 6 (no class JUNE 4)
Throwing Pottery Organic Artistry Mega Drawing
SU-AYP261: 9AM-12PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40)
SU-AYP26: , 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $147 ($132.30)
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JUNE 25 – 29
Andrew Cho Learn fundamental techniques for making pottery on the wheel. Instructor will demonstrate and provide hands on instruction as you develop your throwing skills. All skill levels welcome!
Wire Self Portraits Rings Rings Rings Traci Bunkers Create 3D self-portraits with wire, adding color with mixed media. These sculptures resemble contour drawings, but are 3D!
JUNE 18 – 22
Graphic Novels
Brandon Keenan Use a variety of techniques and styles to write and illustrate your own graphic novel, which will be bound into an anthology with other students’ work by the end of the week. SU-AYD36: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40)
HIGH SCHOOL
DJing From Scratch
Ian Sotomayor High schoolers rule the beats with DJ Proof. Start by learning how turntables and mixers work, then move on to selecting, beat matching, and scratching as you mix and remix vinyl. SU-AYJ392: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40)
Beyond Collage Rachel Downs Explore collage techniques to create layered, meaningful, and dynamic artworks based on your personal history. SU-AYR36:1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40)
Digital Illustration Michelle Salmans Using Adobe Illustrator, tablets, a stylus, and your imagination, take your illustrations to the digital world and learn how to use software to accentuate your skills. SU-AYF39: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40)
Catherine Meihaus Make your own paint, paper, brushes, and drawing tools, using both natural and recycled materials to create works of art.
Brandon Keenan That’s right, mega drawing. Compose and illustrate on huge backdrops to produce one massive drawing over the course of a week.
SU-AYD46: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $147 ($132.30)
SU-AYD56: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $110 ($99)
MIDDLE SCHOOL
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Rule the beats with DJ Proof. Learn how turntables and mixers work, then move on to selecting, beat matching, and scratching as you mix and remix vinyl.
Katie Alldritt Explore the land of the living by creating 2D and 3D works of art with animals and/or creatures as your subject matter.
DJing From Scratch Animals & Ian Sotomayor Creatures
SU-AYM461: 9AM-12PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40)
Advanced DJing From Scratch
Ian Sotomayor Take your newfound DJ skills to the next level as DJ Proof expands your techniques. Intended for students who have taken or are taking DJing From Scratch. SU-AYM46: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40)
Trailer Wars
Neal Barbour Make a movie trailer to a film that doesn’t exist and then screen yours alongside everyone else’s in this mini movie trailer festival.
SU-AYJ561: 9AM-12PM, 1 wk, $110 ($99)
Short Films
Alec Joler In this process/project-oriented class, you will become part of a production team and create the plot, storyboard, and script of a movie you will shoot and edit. Can you reach final cut in a week? SU-AYF56: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $110 ($99)
SU-AYF49: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40)
HIGH SCHOOL
Darkroom Photography
Ann Dean Explore film photography in this hands-on class combining art, technology, history, and science. Students will learn the basics of 35mm photography, including composition and camera mechanics, film development, and darkroom printing. SU-AYP49: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $147 ($132.30
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JULY 9 – 13
Cups Cups Cups
JULY 16 – 20 MIDDLE SCHOOL
JULY 23 – 27
Functional Clay
JULY 30 – AUGUST 3
Claymation
AUGUST 6 – 10
Yard Art
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Andrew Cho Whether on the wheel or handbuilt, take your many cups through the ceramic process. Impress your family and friends with a set of fun and functional drinking vessels. SU-AYC66: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40)
Alternative Canvas Catherine Meihaus Go beyond paper and canvas with your paint. Learn about basic acrylic painting technique as you adorn your alternative surface with layers of color and imagery. SU-AYD66: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40)
Felting
Raven Harper Work with fun felt to create sculptural and functional forms. Explore the vivid world of fiber arts through felt. SU-AYJ66: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $147 ($132.30)
Animation Studio Michelle Salmans Learn how to create original, animated cartoon characters using Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop. Basic caricature drawing, Illustrator and Photoshop skills will be covered. SU-AYP66: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40)
HIGH SCHOOL
Studio Tourist
Bailey Marable Every day is a different art making experience! Come tour the different Arts Center studios with artist Bailey Marable and make both 2D and 3D art across different mediums. SU-AYM691: 9AM-12PM, 2 wk, $136 ($122.40)
Downtown Documentary
Ann Dean Photograph cultural treasures in the area around the Arts Center. You will need your own digital camera with memory card. All skill levels are welcome. SU-AYP76: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $130 ($117)
Graphic Novels
Traci Bunkers Use a variety of techniques and styles to write and illustrate your own graphic novel, which will be bound into an anthology with other students’ work by the end of the week. SU-AYD761: 1-4PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40)
Soft Sculpture Creatures
Raven Harper Upcycle old sweaters and clothes into simple stuffed animals and imagined creatures. SU-AYJ76: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40)
Secret Rain Stencils
Alicia Kelly Learn how to make your own stencils and then graffiti them around town with sophisticated invisible ink that only shows up when it rains. SU-AYR76: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $147 ($132.30)
HIGH SCHOOL
Illustration
Brandon Keenan Use graphite, charcoal, conte crayon, and ink to capture reality with illustration. You’ll also try non-traditional methods to gain a new perspective on drawing! SU-AYD79: 9AM-12PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40)
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Catherine Meihaus Create and construct functional objects out of clay slabs, making art you can eat off. SU-AYC86: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40)
Radical Coloring Books
Bailey Marable Create your own coloring book by learning contour line practices and bookbinding skills. SU-AYD86:1PM-4PM, 2 wk, $136 ($122.40)
Silhouette Animation Cathy Joritz Work in teams to create an animated short using silhouette cutting and animation. SU-AYF86: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40)
HIGH SCHOOL
Metal Arts
Dan Dakotas Learn the basics and science of metalwork, including sawing, soldering, forging, and more. SU-AYJ86: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $147 ($132.30)
Art Alive
Leah Towle Create art or find inspiration in artworks, turning them into improvisational performances. SU-AYM86: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40)
HIGH SCHOOL
Downtown Documentary Ann Dean Photograph cultural treasures around the Arts Center. Bring your own digital camera and memory card. All skill levels are welcome. SU-AYP89: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40)
Paper Engineers:
3D Graphic Art Sculptures
Alicia Kelly Cut, weave, fold, and bend paper to your will, creating pop up, architectural books and art pieces. SU-AYR89: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40)
Cathy Joritz Use stop motion animation to bring your own characters and stories to life in claymation shorts.
SU-AYF961: 9AM-12PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40)
Upcycle Clothing Anne Luben Starting with thrift store finds, learn how to take old clothes and turn them into fashionable, unique garments! Students will use their creativity and basic sewing skills to design, modify, and reconstruct articles of clothing. Beginners welcome. SU-AYJ96: 7/30-8/3, M-F, 1PM4PM, 1 wk, $147 ($132.30)
Screen Print T-Shirts
Eugene Sarmiento Walk away wearing your art! Take your drawings through the silkscreen process to create multi-colored prints on fabric and paper. SU-AYR96: 7/30-8/3, M-F, 1PM4PM, 1 wk, $147 ($132.30)
HIGH SCHOOL
Traci Bunkers Work with the bright colors & varied textures of yarn, plastic bags, mylar, Easter basket grass, and fabric cut into strips to create mobiles, wall hangings, and kinetic sculptures to decorate your yard. SU-AYJ106: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40)
Photoshop Design Cathy Joritz Learn the basics of digital manipulation using Adobe Photoshop. Create original works of art with filters, color correction, and layers galore. SU-AYP106: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40)
Street Theatre
Erdin Schultz-Bever In this concentrated acting workshop, devise site-specific pieces of theatre to perform in the parks and streets of downtown Lawrence. SU-AYT106: 1PM-4PM, 1 wk, $125 ($112.50) F INA NC IA L A ID SP O NSO RS
Oil and Acrylic Painting
Whitney Jacobs Focus on creating many paintings while gaining skills and confidence with acrylic and oil technique. This class is for students who have taken drawing but haven’t learned to paint, or for students who are interested in improving their techniques in order to express themselves. SU-AYD99: 7/30-8/3, M-F, 1PM4PM, 1 wk, $136 ($122.40) DOUG & MARY GLASNAPP FA M I LY F U N D O F T H E DOUGLAS COUNT Y C O M M U N I T Y F O U N D AT I O N J E D E L FA M I LY T R U S T E T H E L & RAYMO ND F. RIC E F O UNDATIO N
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classes for middle & high school students S E E A D U LT D A N C E S E C T I O N F O R ADDITIONAL DANCE CLASSES FOR 9TH GRADE & UP
Ballet IV-V (Pointe at Barre)
Cynthia Crews 5th Grade & Up Students previously approved for pointe work will be allowed to wear pointe shoes at the barre. Students are highly encouraged to also enroll in Variations and Pirouetts & Jeté classes as well as cross training in Jazz II, Tap II, Hip-Hop, and Pilates to become a well-rounded dancer. SU-CDYB54: 6/7-7/26, Th, 5:45PM-7:15PM, 8 wks, $123 ($110.70)
Ballet Variations
Cynthia Crews
Creative Youth Development HANG12
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HANG12 is a youth curatorial board that curates, produces, and installs monthly gallery shows for Final Friday exhibitions. Made up of a dedicated crew of high school curators, HANG12 creates shows that highlight viewpoints and ideas important to youth. Visit HANG12.org for more information.
stARTup
SU-CDYBV4: 6/7-6/28, Th, 7:15PM-7:45PM, 4 wks, $24 ($21.600)
Take your artistry to the next level. Develop your future as an artist with professional guidance from local artists and specialists in the field. This program for high school artists culminates with gallery shows for the April and May Final Fridays in Lawrence. Financial aid is available. Contact Neal Barbour at neal@lawrenceartscenter.org.
Pirouettes & Jeté
ARTspace Apprentice Teachers
5th Grade & Up Students will learn famous and renowned ballet solos, duos, and trios every dancer should know. Students must be enrolled in the preceding Ballet IV-V class.
Cynthia Crews 5th Grade & Up This speciality class focuses solely on developing the skills needed to produce amazing leaps and turns for ballet. SU-CDYPJ4: 6/7-6/28, Th, 7:15PM-7:45PM, 4 wks, $24 ($21.60)
Inter-Adv Ballet
Shannon Pickett,
6th Grade & Up Paige Comparato, Cynthia Crews This is an intermediate-advanced class for dancers in levels Ballet V-VII or equivalent. Pointe shoes are optional for level VI/VII students. Shannon SU-CDYB5671: 6/4-7/23, M, 5PM-6:30PM, 8 wks, $123 ($110.70) Paige SU-CDYB5673: 6/6-7/25, W, 5PM-6:30PM, 7 wks, $107.60 ($96.85) No class July 4 Cynthia SU-CDYB5676: 6/9-7/28, Sa, 10:30AM-12PM, 8 wks, $123 ($110.70)
Hip-Hop II
Rauly Dueñas 6th - 12th Grades It’s time to get funky! In this class, students will learn various street moves and Funk styles. Bring your knee pads! SU-CDYHH25: 6/8-7/27, F, 6PM-7PM, 8 wks, $96 ($86.40)
Jazz for Teens & Adults
Willie Lenoir Adults/9th Grade & Up / All Levels This class emphasizes classic jazz technique and stylized choreography. Those with or without prior experience are welcome! SU-CDAJ1: 7/2-7/23, M, 7PM-8PM, 4 wks, $48 ($43.20)
Irish Céilí Dances
Annie Stark 2nd Grade & Up Come learn the basics of Irish stepdance through various Irish ceili dances. Ceili dances are fun and energetic group dances that have been around since the early 1500s. SU-CDYICD1: 6/4-6/25, M, 6PM-7PM, 4 wks, $48 ($43.20)
Pilates Mat Class
Ashley Sandefur
6th Grade & Up Strengthen your core and balance through mat exercises in order to create a lean, strong, and flexible body. Mats provided. SU-CDYP3: 6/6-7/25, W, 4PM-5PM, 7 wks, $105 ($94.50)
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Youth over the age of 14 are invited to apprentice in elementary ARTspace camps. Apprentices will work closely with master teachers and artists and be given guidance in teaching techniques, lesson planning, and educational theory. Choose the number of weeks you want and whether you want volunteer hours or a free class. Contact Neal Barbour at neal@lawrenceartscenter.org to schedule by May 29.
Lawrence Ballet Theatre Company
Lawrence Ballet Theatre (LBT) is the pre-professional ballet company of the Lawrence Arts Center. The mission of LBT is to provide extensive training, performance opportunities and artistic experience to dancers seeking to develop advanced experience in preparation for a professional career in dance. See page 11 for more information.
Lawrence Dance Intensive: Summer Ballet 2018
12-18 years old /Intermediate & Advanced levels June 4-15, 2018 A collaboration with the University of Kansas Department of Theatre & Dance, this two-week ballet intensive provides dancers with world class instruction from accomplished faculty, guest artists, and choreographers. Full Intensive students have the option of staying in dorms on the KU campus. See page 11 for scholarship audition information. FULL INTENSIVE Mon-Fri, June 4-15, 9am-4pm, 2 wks Tuition without housing: $625 SU-DYLDIFC Tuition with housing (includes meals & linens): $1,500, SU-DYLDIF
HALF INTENSIVE Mon-Fri, June 4-8, 9am-2:30pm, 1 wk Tuition (housing not available) $375 SU-DYLDIH
Enroll by 3/31 to receive a free t-shirt and 10% off tuition! Deadline to enroll with housing: April 7 Deadline to enroll as commuter: June 1
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The Architecture of Memory
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adult education Ceramics First Time Potter
Antonio Martinez, Adam Meistrell, Andrew Cho
NO CLASSES J U LY 4 T H !
Learn the basics of wedging, centering, wheel throwing, and trimming and glazing while making objects like cylinders, mugs, bowls, and plates. Antonio: SU-AAC011: 6/4-7/23, M, 7:30PM-9:30PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50) Adam: SU-AAC012: 6/5-8/21, Tu, 5PM-7PM, 12 wks, $245 ($220.50) Andrew: SU-AAC016: 6/9-7/28, Sa, 10:30AM-12:30PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50) NEW CLASS Building Structures Shiyuan Xu This class will explore a range of structural units, from organic to mathematic, and teach handbuilding techniques to create ceramic sculptures with these structures. SU-AAC022: 6/5-7/24, Tu, 7:30PM-9:30PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)
Handbuilt Function
Adam Meistrell
Learn to design and create repeatable forms. Paper forms, ceramic molds, and surface designs will be developed in this class. SU-AAC023: 6/6-8/22, W, 5PM-7PM, 11 wks, $220 ($198)
Ceramics Revolution
Hollie Rice
Fresh, new, and alternative approaches to working with clay are explored in this experimental class. All levels welcome! SU-AAC024: 6/7-7/26, Th, 7PM-9PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)
Returning Potter
Andrew Cho
This class expands on existing skills, refines techniques, and develops more complex forms made with parts. SU-AAC026: 6/9-7/28, Sa, 1:30PM-3:30PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50) NEW CLASS Still Life in Clay Shiyuan Xu Use hand-building techniques to translate everyday objects into expressive ceramics still lifes. Forms, textures, surfaces, and content will also be discussed throughout this class. SU-AAC031: 6/4-7/23, M, 5PM-7PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)
Ceramics Open Studio
Adam Meistrell
Open studio is for advanced students who want to work independently. Participants must provide their own clay. Classes have studio right-of-way. SU-AAC050: 6/4-8/24, M-Su, 9AM-9PM, 12 wks, $280 ($252)
Printmaking Beginning Printmaking
Tonja Torgerson
Learn the basics of traditional and contemporary printmaking processes, including, but not limited to, relief, intaglio, and lithograph. SU-AAT011: 6/4-7/23, M, 5:30PM-7:30PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)
Etching / Intaglio
Michael Benedetti
Create elegant prints using this printmaking technique based on the same principles as engraving. This course will cover the basic and contemporary methods of intaglio style printmaking with an emphasis on green processes. SU-AAT022: 6/5-7/24, Tu, 5:30PM-7:30PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)
Letterpress & Relief Printing
Tim O’Brien
Explore our studio’s treasure-trove of type and learn how to set type by hand. This class will also cover how to do pressure and linoleum relief prints on our Vandercook. SU-AAT024: 6/7-8/23, Th, 7PM-9PM, 12 wks, $245 ($220.50) NEW CLASS
Broadsides: Write & Print Your Own Michael Benedetti & Mary Wharff
More than a protest poster or playbill, the modern broadside is a fresh way to integrate words with images to express yourself. In this class, we’ll look at this new take on an old print tradition. Then we’ll write and design original broadsides. SU-AAT034: 6/7-7/26, Th, 5PM-7PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)
Printmaking Open Studio
Adam Meistrell
Open studio is for advanced students who want to work independently, using their own inks and paper. Scheduled classes have studio right-of-way. SU-AAT050: 6/4-8/24, M-Su, 9AM-9PM, 12 wks, $280 ($252)
Special Workshops Overglaze Painting Christy Wittmer Relief Printing T-shirts & Textiles Social Media for Creatives You will learn the basics of overglaze painting and explore ideas for surface design and pattern in this five-hour workshop. SU-AAC032: 5/22-5/23, 5PM-8PM Tu & 5PM-7PM Wed, 1 wk, $65 ($58.50)
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Emmy Lingscheit
Grace Chin
Learn to create bold relief-carved designs and print them on wearable textiles. Developing seamless patterns and working collaboratively is encouraged. SU-AAT026: 6/23, Sa, 9AM-5PM, 1 wk, $115 ($103.50)
Social media is a powerful and unprecedented tool for artists to engage meaningfully with their audiences. This workshop will cover some of the common pitfalls as well as tips for using social media effectively. SU-AAA016: 7/14, Sa, 1PM-2:30PM, 1 wk, $15 ($13.50)
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Drawing & Painting Beginning Drawing
Sarah Hearn
This class focuses on training the eye and hand to translate imagery from the real world to marks on a page. SU-AAD013: 6/6-8/1, W, 7PM-8:30PM, 8 wks, $150 ($135) NEW CLASS Illustration: Characters & Concepts Kent Smith Join this class to create a cavalcade of creatures and cast of characters. Explore new methods of idea development and drawing exercises as a means to prompt expressive and compelling imagery. SU-AAD023: 7/11-8/22, W, 6PM-8PM, 7 wks, $150 ($135)
Life Drawing & Anatomy for the Artist Jeff Ridgway Students learn to draw the human figure, working from a live model and using a variety of drawing media. SU-AAD024: 6/7-8/23, Th, 7PM-9:30PM, 12 wks, $280 ($252)
Open Model
Jeff Ridgway
This class provides an opportunity for skilled artists to draw a model each week using their choice of media. Students who enroll in Life Drawing receive a 50% discount on Open Model. SU-AAD037: 6/3-8/19, Su, 1PM-3PM, 12 wks, $265 ($238.50)
Drawn to Paint
David Titterington
This class focuses on developing and using drawing skills to plan and create successful oil paintings. SU-AAP012: 6/5-7/24, Tu, 7PM-9PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)
Painting Open Studio
Stephen T. Johnson
This open studio is for self-directed students and artists of all skill levels working with oil or water based media who seek lively discussion, individual guidance, and an occasional demonstration along with the opportunity to work from a live model. SU-AAP032: 6/5-8/7, Tu, 5PM-7PM, 10 wks, $220 ($198)
Fibers & Textiles Freeform Knitting
Traci Bunkers
Learn how to create beautiful organic knit forms using modular, mitered, and freeform knitting with yarn and unspun fibers. No patterns or experience required! SU-AAF012: 6/5-7/24, Tu, 7PM-9PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)
Sewing Fundamentals
Anne Luben
In this class you will learn about textiles, sketch fashion outfits, and create a pattern, cut, and sew your own garment. All skill levels welcome. SU-AAF014: 6/7-7/26, Th, 5PM-7PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50) NEW CLASS The Illustrated Textile Anne Luben Learn how to use screenprinting, embroidery, embellishment, and machine stitching to bring textiles to life with narrative imagery. All skill levels welcome! SU-AAF021: 6/4-7/23, M, 5PM-7PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)
Mixed Media NEW CLASS Inflatables Benjamin Wills Learn plastic welding and inflation methods to create inflatable masterpieces of all sizes using supplies that you can regularly find in your home. SU-AAX011: 6/4-7/23, M, 5PM-7PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)
Paper & Book Arts Papermaking with Local Plants
Beginning Metalsmithing Bailey Marable This course will provide an introduction to basic metalsmithing skills such as sawing, sanding, filing, soldering, and setting a stone. SU-AAJ012: 6/5-7/24, Tu, 7PM-9PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50) Jewelry Design
Rachael Sudlow
Mosaics
Shanna Wagner
Learn how to make rings, earrings, and pendants in silver and copper using techniques from soldering to stone setting. SU-AAJ013: 6/6-8/1, W, 7PM-9PM, 8 wks, $210 ($189) In this beginning glass mosaic class, students can choose from a variety of projects and designs. SU-AAJ016: 6/9-7/14, Sa, 9AM-11AM, 6 wks, $130 ($117)
Continuing Metals
Bailey Marable
Explore cuttlefish casting, faceted stone setting, and cold connections in this class for returning metals students. Students will also be able to design and work on their own projects. SU-AAJ032: 7/31-8/21, Tu, 7PM-9PM, 4 wks, $100 ($90)
Metals Open Studio
Rachael Sudlow
Use this time to create your own work outside of a strict class style. An instructor will be on hand to help with technical guidance and have supplies available for purchase. SU-AAJ033: 6/6-8/22, W, 5:30PM-7PM, 11 wks, $225 ($202.50) A D U LT E D U C AT I O N S P O N S O R S
THE STRID FAMILY
Tonja Torgerson
Learn how to collect, harvest, and process the plants from your backyard to create sheets of handmade paper. These unique papers can be used for writing, printmaking, and bookmaking. SU-AAX013: 6/6-8/15, W, 5:30PM-7:30PM, 10 wks, $205 ($184.50)
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Photography & Digital Media Intro to Digital Photography
Monday Night Mixers Ann Dean
Take better pictures, develop your photographic technique, and learn more about your digital SLR in this beginning class exploring basic camera function, light, composition, and exposure. SU-AAL011: 6/4-8/6, M, 7PM-9PM, 10 wks, $190 ($171)
Writing Keep Writing this Summer!
Mary Wharff
NEW CLASS Writing from Memory Charles Higginson We’ll explore some of the processes and techniques for examining, organizing, and presenting the stories that live in your memory. We’ll write as much as possible, always mindful that your memory loves you, and it may tell you lies. SU-AAW022: 7/10-8/14, Tu, 5:30PM-7:30PM, 6 wks, $120 ($108)
School of Dance Adults/9th Grade & Up / All Levels For students with little to no experience with ballet. SU-CDAB11: 6/4-7/23, M, 6:30PM-7:45PM, 8 wks, $106 ($95.40)
Adult Ballet II/III
Adults/9th Grade & Up / All Levels Adult Ballet II/III is for adults with prior ballet experience. SU-CDAB233: 6/6-7/25, W, 6:30PM-8PM, 7 wks, $108 ($97.20)
Adult Hip-Hop
Shannon Pickett
Paige Comparato
Rauly Dueñas
Donna Jo Harkrider
Adults/9th Grade & Up / All Levels Come learn the basics of tap and start making some noise! From Fred Astaire to Savion Glover, this class will cover a wide range of rhythmic styles. SU-CDAT14: 6/7-6/28, Th, 5:45PM-6:45PM, 4 wks, $48 ($43.20)
Adult Tap II
Adults/9th Grade & Up / All Levels This is an intermediate class for those with previous tap experience. SU-CDAT24: 7/5-7/26, Th, 5:45PM-6:45PM, 4 wks, $48 ($43.20)
Afro-Latin Fusion
Donna Jo Harkrider
Alicia Kelly
Spirits and Sparklers
Willie Lenoir
Kent Smith
Create unique and experimental drawings with the lightest touch of fire. SU-AAMM13: 8/13, M, 5:30PM-7:30PM, 1 wk, $60 ($54)
Shannon Pickett
Adults/9th Grade & Up / All Levels This class blends the beauty of ballet within a traditional fitness framework. Experience a full workout that includes cardio, strengthening, and stretching exercises. Whether you are a beginner looking for a new workout or an advanced dancer wanting to build stamina, everyone will benefit from this unique workout. SU-CDYBF4: 6/7-7/26, Th, 6:45PM-7:45PM, 8 wks, $96 ($86.40)
Ballet for Teens and Adults
Cynthia Crews
Adults/9th Grade & Up / All Levels This class is specifically designed to introduce teens & adults to ballet technique. Geared towards more mature learners who may have little experience with dance but understand concepts and can work toward self-correction. SU-CDAB6: 6/9-6/30, Sa, 9AM-10:15AM, 4 wks, $53 ($47.700)
Classical Chinese Dance for Adults
Wanwan Cai
Adults/9th Grade & Up / All Levels Chinese Classical Dance incorporates diverse influences from folk dance, Chinese opera, martial arts, and ballet to create a uniquely beautiful art form. Along with learning the basic elements of Chinese Classical dance, students will be introduced to Chinese minority group dances. SU-CDACCD1: 7/2-7/23, M, 6PM-7PM, 4 wks, $48 ($43.20)
Irish Step Dance for Teens and Adults
Annie Stark
Adults/9th Grade & Up / All Levels This upbeat class will introduce the basics of Irish step dance and traditional beginning dances. Su-CDAISD1: 6/4-6/25, M, 7PM-8PM, 4 wks, $48 ($43.20)
Jazz for Teens & Adults
Adults/9th Grade & Up / All Levels A summer favorite! Afro-Latin Fusion is an integration of West African dance, Afro-Cuban movements, and diverse vernacular dances of Latin America. SU-CDAL3: 6/6-7/25, W, 6:30PM-7:30PM, 7 wks, $84 ($75.60)
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Lanterns and Libations
Want to create a piece of work that will light up the room? Using templates and paper cutting techniques, students will create an exquisitely handcrafted paper lantern, complete with light! SU-AAMM12: 7/9, M, 5:30PM-7:30PM, 1 wk, $60 ($54)
Ballet Fitness for Adults
Adults/9th Grade & Up / All Levels Learn how to bust a move! This funky class is a blast and will leave you smiling and dancing out the door. SU-CDAHH3: 6/6-7/25, W, 5:30PM-6:30PM, 7 wks, $84 ($75.60)
Adult Tap I
Brews with a Fuse Shanna Wagner Make one-of-a-kind fused-glass pieces inspired by hot summer nights. SU-AAMM11: 6/11, M, 5:30PM-7:30PM, 1 wk, $60 ($54)
Put fun in your summer writing! Make your sentences sizzle. Play with forms and refresh your voice. Classes will include exercises and prompts to help you light up your writing and recharge your practice. For poets and prose writers. SU-AAW021: 6/4-7/9, M, 6PM-8PM, 6 wks, $120 ($108)
Adult Ballet I
Enroll as a couple, or bring a friend! Open to all skill levels. Drinks and supplies provided. Must be 21 or older. Price is cost per couple. Sign up for all mixers and get the member discount!
Willie Lenoir
Adults/9th Grade & Up / All Levels This class emphasizes classic jazz technique and stylized choreography. Those with or without prior experience are welcome! SU-CDAJ1: 7/2-7/23, M, 7PM-8PM, 4 wks, $48 ($43.20
Pilates Mat Class
Ashley Sandefur
6th Grade & Up Strengthen your core and balance through mat exercises in order to create a lean, strong, and flexible body. Mats provided. SU-CDYP3: 6/6-7/25, W, 4PM-5PM, 7 wks, $105 ($94.50)
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