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thank you, donors! We ask for the support of local businesses and individuals to make sure we can continue to be a resource for all in our community — scholarships, workshops, artists’ residencies, exhibitions, and performances are just a few of the ways your support can make a difference. Thank you, Arts Center donors.
creative placemakers Robin Bayer Lauren & Mark Booth Jolisa & Don Buchner Kay, Tom, Tyler, & Jeff Carmody Marylin & Tom Dobski Sarah Fayman Raymond C. Fleming Jr. Trust Colette & Ron Gaches Thomas D. Galloway Family Erica & John Gascon
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Marilyn & Brian Horsch Ellen Lecompte Nicole & Dan Sabatini Sally Hare-Schriner & Dan Schriner Susan & Brad Tate Evan Williams & Roger Walter Kimberly Williams
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Matt Gilhousen Joan & Web Golden Robert Gould Family Beth Harrison Diane & Al Horning Sheryl & Bud Jacobs Liz & Anthony Krsnich Ellen Lecompte Cindy Maude Dick & Georgia Orchard Vickie & Jim Otten
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imagination society Amy Albright & Doug Davison Andrea Albright & Lance Adams Jennifer & Patrick Alderdice Ashely & Matt All Jean & Justin Anderson Barbara Huppee & Jerry Bailey Linda Bailey Susan & Jim Bateman Beverly Smith Billings Judy & David Billings Mary Wharff & Andy Bloomer Amanda Clark & Reid Bork Anne & Wally Brockhoff Maureen & Daniel Brogren Eliza & John Bullock Janis & David Bunker Kacy & Timothy Caboni Judith Calhoun Teri Canfield Betsy & Steve Clark Phyllis & Louis Copt Laurence & Geoffrey Coventry Kathy Perkins & Stan Davis Janice & Paul DeBauge Sandra & Jeffrey Deitering Vicki & Joe Douglas Clare Doveton & Clinton Idol Kaye & Chris Drahozal Teresa & Don Duncan Elizabeth Miller & Lindy Eakin Machaela & Jason Edmonds Chris Wolf Edmonds & Steve Edmonds Tracey & Chris English Ann Evans
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find classes for ... PRESCHOOL & KINDERGARTENERS
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Linda Reimond Arts-based Preschool Kelly Galloway Kindergarten Coloring Outside the Lines
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
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STEAM-based art camps School of Dance School of Theatre & Music/Summer Youth Theatre
SUMMER YOUTH THEATRE/DANCE & THEATRE AUDITIONS
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School of Dance School of Theatre & Music/Summer Youth Theatre
MIDDLE SCHOOL & HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
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ADULTS
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Arts Institutes School of Dance School of Theatre & Music/Summer Youth Theatre
Artists Inc. Ceramics John Talleur Printmaking Studio Digital Media Drawing & Painting Fiber Arts Photography Jewelry & Metalsmithing | Glass Writing School of Dance School of Theatre & Music/Summer Youth Theatre
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summer 2017 volume xix | no 1 WELCOME! The Lawrence Arts Center is a creative gathering place. Our mission is to enrich the community through education, performance, and exhibition. Each year we welcome more than 250,000 people of all ages into our spaces to be captivated by the power of art.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Joan Golden, Chairman Sheryl Jacobs, Vice Chairman Diane Horning, Treasurer Jean Anderson Don Buchner Tim Caboni Clare Doveton Chris English Joshua Falleaf
Ron Gaches Matt Gilhousen David Hollond Tony Krsnich Ellie LeCompte Michel Loomis Cindy Maude Dalton Paley Evan Williams Hong Zhang
NATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD Mike Michaelis Deanell Reece Tacha Roger Shimomura
Susan Tate Kevin Willmott
ON THE COVER Tressa Jones, “Dreams of Utne”, screenprint, monotype, 15”x20, 2017
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 Lacee Hanson, 785.843.2787 or lacee@lawrenceartscenter.org. 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, Louis Copt, Neal Barbour, and Amy Albright unless noted.
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VISIT: 940 New Hampshire St. in downtown Lawrence. Let us help you find just the right class.
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MEMBERSHIP HAS ITS BENEFITS: Say what? 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 private sessions.
Performing Arts Director Elizabeth Sullivan | elizabeth@lawrenceartscenter.org
Graphic Designer Amy Albright | amy@lawrenceartscenter.org Director of Digital Media Marlo Angell | marlo@lawenceartscenter.org Director of Youth Education Neal Barbour | neal@lawrenceartscenter.org Marketing & Volunteer Coordinator Kathryn Clark | kathryn@lawrenceartscenter.org Artistic Director, Lawrence Ballet Theatre Cynthia Crews | cindy@lawrenceartscenter.org
Financial aid, Scholarships, &Discounts Art is for everyone.
Arts education should never be out of reach. FINANCIAL AID: 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 at lawrenceartscenter.org. DOUGLAS COUNTY SENIOR RESOURCE CENTER SCHOLARSHIP: Made possible by Douglas County Senior Resource Center, the scholarship is open to anyone 50+ years old who wants to enroll in a class. The scholarship form is available online at: lawrenceartscenter.org/financial-aid. DANCE DISCOUNT 15%-30% OFF MULTIPLE ENROLLMENT DANCE CLASSES: By enrolling in multiple dances classes, individuals and families can receive a 15%-30% discount. NOT SURE ABOUT DANCE? Give it 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 teaching staff in all areas and mediums. Rates begin at $36 per hour. To inquire or enroll, contact us at 785.843.2787.
Arts-based Preschool Assistant Andria Devlin | andria@lawrenceartscenter.org Technical Director & Production Manager Samaria Fleig | samaria@lawrenceartscenter.org School of Dance Associate Director Ellie Goudie-Averill | ellie@lawrenceartscenter.org Event & Development Coordinator Lacee Hanson Newton | events@lawrenceartscenter.org Dance Program Coordinator Olivia Hernañdez | olivia@lawrenceartscenter.org School of Dance Director Hanan Misko | hanan@lawrenceartscenter.org Office Manager/Database Manager Beth Murphy | beth@lawrenceartscenter.org Director of Early Childhood Education Linda Reimond | preschool@lawrenceartscenter.org Exhibitions Coordinator Cate Richards | cate@lawrenceartscenter.org Facility Maintenance Director Steve Richardson | stever@lawrenceartscenter.org Exhibitions Assistant Jeremy Rockwell | jeremy@lawrenceartscenter.org Director of Residencies & Adult Education Kyla Strid | kyla@lawrenceartscenter.org Print Studio Manager Tonja Torgerson | tonja@lawrenceartscenter.org Studio Manager Rachel Van Wagoner | rachel@lawrenceartscenter.org
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preschool & kindergarten classes Play clothes are a must ! FALL 2017 ENROLLMENT HAS BEGUN. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT PRESCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN PROGRAMS, PLEASE CONTACT LINDA REIMOND, EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION DIRECTOR, BY PHONE AT 785-843-2787, OR EMAIL PRESCHOOL@LAWRENCEARTSCENTER.ORG.
Arts-Based Preschool
32 YEARS OF INSPIRING CHILDREN. 32 YEARS ENCOURAGING A LIFETIME LOVE OF LEARNING. The Lawrence Arts Center’s Arts-Based Preschool offers a creative approach to early education. The award winning curriculum includes music, creative movement, sculpture, painting, drama, drawing, and opportunities to work with visiting artists alongside experienced early education specialists. The preschool provides social, motor, and creative experiences within a sound early childhood curriculum. This caring, thoughtful early educational environment nurtures creative thinking, decision making, imagination, and cultural awareness.
Kelly Galloway Arts-Based Kindergarten
With a special focus on preparing young students to develop innovation skills, the arts-based curriculum developed atthe Lawrence Arts Center sets the stage for a lifetime love of learning.
E A R LY C H I L D H O O D C L A S S E S F O R
4-5 year olds
Art and Science: the Perfect Mix / Pat Pisani
Let’s create fun art while learning how people and animal bodies work. A perfect way to begin our understanding of science by using our creative thinking and problem solving skills to create art. Monday–Thursday 9:30AM-11:30AM 6/5-6/8 4 days SU-APK-1a $75 ($67.50)
Act It Out! / Amanda Clark
We will act-out favorite stories and animals, create sets, props, and costumes. Monday–Thursday 9:30AM-11:30AM 6/12-6/15 4 days SU-APK-2a $75 ($67.50)
Messy Masterpieces / Kim Rack
This class covers all things messy--like clay, glue, gloop, ubleck, to name just a few. Students imagine, create, build, and explore the hands-on experience of art. Messiness encouraged! Monday–Thursday 9 :30AM-11:30AM 6/19-6/22 4 days SU-APK-3a $75 ($67.50)
Hard Hat Heroes / Emily Wilson
Campers will explore and create art using science, technology, engineering, and math. Creating at its finest and guaranteed to broaden the imagination. Monday–Thursday 9:30AM-11:30AM 6/26-6/29 4 days SU-APK-4a $75 ($67.50)
Colorful Cooking / Emily Wilson
A colorful plate means a healthy meal, which can be tasty too! Think about lemon yellow, tomato red, blueberry blue, and lime green to name a few. Students learn basic culinary skills like measuring, mixing, cleaning up and creating artwork, too. Bon Appetite! Monday–Thursday 9:30AM-11:30AM 7/10-7/13 4 days SU-APK-6a $75, ($67.50)
E A R LY C H I L D H O O D C L A S S E S F O R
2-3 year olds
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! Friday 9:30AM-10:30AM 6/2-6/23 4wks SU-APC-1 $64 ($57.60) Friday 10:45AM-11:45AM 6/2-6/23 4wks SU-APC-2 $64 ($57.60) Friday 9:30AM-10:30AM 6/30-7/21 4wks SU-APC-3 $64 ($57.60) Friday 10:45AM-11:45AM 6/30-7/21 4wks SU-APC-4 $64 ($57.60)
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Re-Imagining Art / Kim Rack
Imagine all the things we can use to create beautiful art, simply by recycling. Who knows what we will find, and using our imaginations, what we’ll create! Monday–Thursday 9:30AM-11:30AM 7/17-7/20 4 days SU-APK-7a $75, ($67.50)
Get SmART with Art: Combining Art, Science, and Nature / Pat Pisani
Young scientists can experience science and nature with the added touch of art. A perfect combination! Monday–Thursday 9:30AM-11:30AM 7/24-7/27 4 days SU-APK-8a $75, ($67.50)
Happy Feet / Paige Comparato
3-5 year olds
Channel your energy into creative expression with movement, music and stories. Plan for four days of active fun and imagination. Camp meets in the dance studio. Monday–Thursday 9:30AM-11:30AM 7/24-7/27 4 days SU-APK-8b $75, ($67.50)
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. Friday 9:30AM-11:30AM 6/2-7/21 8wks SU-API $144 ($129.60)
E A R LY CH I LD H O O D E D U C AT I O N S P O N S O R S
Integrated Arts / Preschool Faculty
Thomas D. Galloway Family
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. Monday/Wednesday 9:30AM-12PM 6/5-6/28 4wks SU-AP-1 $154 ($138.60) Tuesday/Thursday 9:30AM-12PM 6/6-6/29 4wks SU-AP-2 $154 ($138.60)
Jazzy July Fun--3-5 yrs / 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. Monday/Wednesday 9:30AM-12PM 7/5-7/26 3.5 wks SU-AP-3 $135 ($121.50) Tuesday/Thursday 9:30AM-12PM 7/6-7/27 3.5 wks SU-AP-4 $135 ($121.50)
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KINDERGARTEN CLASSES FOR
5-6 year olds
ENTERING OR JUST COMPLETED KINDERGARTEN
Where Art and Science Meet / Pat Pisani
When we mix art and science we get a jump start on our understanding of both. In this camp we will create art while finding out how people and animal bodies work. Monday–Thursday 1PM-3PM 6/5-6/8 4 days SU-APK-1c $75 ($67.50)
The Enchanted Forest / Rebecca Dunn
Dragons, fairies, and unicorns, oh my! Join us for four days in the Enchanted Forest, a magical world of make-believe. Brew potions like a wizard, discover mythical creatures, and play in a rainbow castle. Monday–Thursday 1PM-3PM 6/5/-6/8 4 days SU-APK-1b $75 ($67.50)
Take a Bow! / Amanda Clark
Our young actors wil act-out favorite stories and animals, create sets, props, and costumes. Monday–Thursday 1 PM-3PM 6/12-6/15 4 days SU-APK-2b $75 ($67.50)
Art Explosions / Kim Rack
School of Dance
Preschool Dance I, ages 3-4 yrs / Donna Jo Harkrider
High energy art using a variety of media. Create in the image of Jackson Pollock and others. Our creations might be super-size and super messy! Monday–Thursday 1PM-3PM 6/19-6/22 4 days SU-APK-3b $75 ($67.50)
Move It! / Paige Comparato
Combining creative movement, music, and stories, students will share four days of active fun and imagination. Camp meets in the Dance Studio. Monday–Thursday 1AM-3PM 6/26-6/29 4 days SU-APK-4c $75 ($67.50)
Making Things Move / Emily Wilson
Calling all builders and engineers. We can make art by making things move. You bet we can! With loose parts, pulleys and ropes, motors, etc. we’ll make things move--then make art! Play clothes a must! Monday–Thursday 1PM-3PM 6/26-6/29 4 days SU-APK-4b $75 ($67.50)
CreATE: The Art of Cooking / Emily Wilson
Create healthy, edible works of art, so yummy they won’t last long. Food preparation will also include some basic culinary skills like measuring, mixing, and cleaning up, plus creating artwork. Monday–Thursday 1PM-3PM 7/10-7/13 4 days SU-APK-6b $75 ($67.50)
Changing Things: Re-Imagining Art / Kim Rack
We can use recycled materials to create beautiful art! Who knows what we will find, and using our imaginations--what we’ll create! Monday–Thursday 1PM-3PM 7/17-7/21 4 days SU-APK-7b $75 ($67.50)
Artful Dressing: Creating Wearable Art / Kristin Morland
We will create art that we can wear--like t-shirts, jewelry, carry bags, to name a few. We’ll paint, print, and sew our creations. Monday–Thursday 1PM-3PM 7/17-7/21 4 days SU-APK-7c $75 ($67.50)
Saturday 9AM-9:45AM
Preschool Dance II, ages 3.5 - 4.5 yrs / Donna Jo Harkrider
Saturday 9:50AM-10:35AM 6/10-7/29 8wks SU-CDYLM26 $98 ($88.20)
Preschool Dance III, Ages 4-5 yrs / Donna Jo Harkrider
Saturday 10:40AM-11:25AM 6/10-7/29 8wks SU-CDYLM36 $98 ($88.20)
Kinder Ballet / Donna Jo Harkrider
Students are introduced to simple ballet movements, learn the basic elements of Ballet, and articipate in storytelling using movement. Saturday 11:30AM-12:15PM 6/10-7/2 8wks SU-CDYKB6 $96 ($86.40)
Creative Ballerina Camp, Kindergarten–1st Grade Grab your ballet slippers and prepare to dance on your tippy-toes: this camp will explore the stories, music, and history of both classic and contemporary ballet. You will learn dance steps from famous ballets such as Swan Lake as well as have the opportunity to create your own moves. You will also craft your very own tutu which you will wear during the performance for friends and family on the last day of camp. Monday–Friday 9:30AM-11:30AM 6/5-6/9 5 days SU-DYSBC $100 ($90)
Dancing with Dr. Seuss, Ages 3 - 5 yrs/
Donna Jo Harkrider, Ellie Goudie-Averill
Oh, the places you’ll go in this delightful little movers camp for preschool-aged children! Based on fun, creative dance exploration, our littlie movers will visit the magical world of Dr. Seuss. Monday –Friday 9:30-11AM 6/12-6/16 5 days SU-DYLM $85 ($ 76.50)
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Science and Nature: Let’s Get SmART / Pat Pisani
How are art, sceince and nature alike? Let’s find out! We will experience science and nature with the addition of art. Monday–Thursday 1PM-3PM 7/24-7/27 4 days SU-APK-8c $75 ($67.50)
6/10-7/29 8wks SU-CDYLM16 $98 ($88.20)
HARRISON FAMILY FUND OF THE DOUGLAS COUNTY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION THOMAS D. GALLOWAY FAMILY
TERESA MULINAZZI KEMPF, CFP AMERIPRISE FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. ANN DEAN PHOTOGRAPHY
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elementary school STEAM classes ARTspace summer camps
GRADES 1ST–5TH
Anime-zing / Vashti Thede, Katie Alldritt, Leah Towle
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, you can get your Japanese influenced 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, AM: Monday–Friday 9AM-12PM 6/5-6/9 1wk SU-AYX111 $130 ($117) 1st-2nd, PM: Monday–Friday 1PM-4PM 6/5-6/9 1wk SU-AYX112 $130 ($117) 3rd-5th, AM: Monday–Friday 9AM-12PM 6/5-6/9 1wk SU-AYX131 $130 ($117) 3rd-5th, PM: Monday–Friday 1PM-4PM 6/5-6/9 1wk SU-AYX132 $130 ($117)
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Magical Forest / Vashti Thede, Alicia Kelly, Katie Alldritt, Leah Towle
What will you discover in the magical forest? Dragons, unicorns, Hobbits, trolls, toadstools, gnomes, centaurs, talking trees—maybe creatures from your imagination you never knew existed! Work with STEAM concepts such as biodiversity, plant biology, and classification systems as you create a large forest installation. Art elements such as shape, form, and texture will help guide you in your creation of a magical ecosystem. 1st-2nd AM Monday–Friday 9AM-12PM 6/12-6/16 1wk SU-AYX211 $130 ($117) 1st-2nd PM Monday–Friday 1PM-4PM 6/12-6/16 1wk SU-AYX212 $130 ($117) 3rd-5th AM Monday–Friday 9AM-12PM 6/12-6/16 1wk SU-AYX231 $130 ($117) 3rd-5th PM Monday–Friday 1PM-4PM 6/12-6/16 1wk SU-AYX232 $130 ($117)
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Enter The Labyrinth / Donna Jo Harkrider, Bailey Marable,
Katie Alldritt, Taryn Temple
Enter the Labyrinth, and you enter a week of perplexing puzzles, maddening manipulaWEEK bles, and gargantuan games. Use STEAM concepts like geometry, logic, and proportion to create large, interactive games and puzzles in both the classroom and the lobby. Art elements such as shape, form, and pattern will be used for mandalas and mazes, treasure and scavenger hunts, rubix cubes, tanagrams, and brain teasers. 1st-2nd AM Monday–Friday 9AM-12PM 6/19-6/23 1wk SU-AYX311 $130 ($117) 1st-2nd PM Monday–Friday 1PM-4PM 6/19-6/23 1wk SU-AYX312 $130 ($117) 3rd-5th AM Monday–Friday 9AM-12PM 6/19-6/23 1wk SU-AYX331 $130 ($117) 3rd-5th PM Monday–Friday 1PM-4PM 6/19-6/23 1wk SU-AYX332 $130 ($117)
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Viva Mexico / Ana Glocker, Katie Alldritt, Bailey Marable, Taryn Temple
Explore the rich cultural and artistic heritage of Mexico from Mayans to muralists to present day. Discover the magic of Oaxacan dream animals and Frida Kahlo’s beautiful blend of naturalism and mysticism. Colors, forms, and patterns explode like pinatas as you apply them to sugar skulls and retablos. STEAM concepts include geography and cartography, base number systems, and engineering 3D artwork. 1st-2nd AM Monday–Friday 9AM-12PM 6/26-6/30 1wk SU-AYX411 $130 ($117) 1st-2nd PM Monday–Friday 1PM-4PM 6/26-6/30 1wk SU-AYX412 $130 ($117) 3rd-5th AM Monday–Friday 9AM-12PM 6/26-6/30 1wk SU-AYX431 $130 ($117) 3rd-5th PM Monday–Friday 1PM-4PM 6/26-6/30 1wk SU-AYX432 $130 ($117)
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Microworld / Donna Jo Harkrider, Andrew Cho, Katie
Alldritt, Erdin Schultz-Bever
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WEEK Honey, I shrunk the art!!!! Students focus on the artistic principles of form, proportion, and space while creating artworks both large and tiny throughout the week. Explore the science of atomic physics, microbiology, and plant and animal life as you create both 2D and 3D models to discover the movement and behavior of the unseen. Look close, for there are worlds within worlds. No class July 4. 1st-2nd AM Monday–Friday 9AM-12PM 7/3-7/7 1wk SU-AYX511 $105 ($94.50) 1st-2nd PM Monday–Friday 1PM-4PM 7/3-7/7 1wk SU-AYX512 $105 ($94.50) 3rd-5th AM Monday–Friday 9AM-12PM 7/3-7/7 1wk SU-AYX531 $105 ($94.50) 3rd-5th PM Monday–Friday 1PM-4PM 7/3-7/7 1wk SU-AYX532 $105 ($94.50)
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Art Detectives / Monika Ivy, Rachel Van Wang, Neal Barbour,
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Andrew Waldron
A stolen art piece! Hidden clues! A mystery that unravels as you solve it! Come along on an interactive art-making, truth sleuthing, detective adventure that explores forgeries, secret codes, iconography, character development, and immersive theater. STEAM concepts include fingerprinting, forensics, elemental composition, and many others that will help to solve the crime. Create art works in dance, performing, and visual arts that will lead you down a twisting path of mystery. Can the Art Detectives solve the case in time? 1st-2nd AM: Monday–Friday 9AM-12PM 7/10-7/14 1wk SU-AYX611 $130 ($117) 1st-2nd PM Monday–Friday 1PM-4PM 7/10-7/14 1wk SU-AYX612 $130 ($117) 3rd-5th AM Monday–Friday 9AM-12PM 7/10-7/14 1wk SU-AYX631 $130 ($117) 3rd-5th PM Monday–Friday 1PM-4PM 7/10-7/14 1wk SU-AYX632 $130 ($117)
Mission to Mars / Donna Jo Harkrider, Andrew Cho, Katie Alldritt,
Leah Towle
WEEK Looking for an adventure? Houston, we have a solution. Find the overlap between art and engineering as you create artwork that fits into a simulated voyage to Mars. Use prototyping and design to imagine the rocket that will take you there and the habitat you will need to survive. Part immersive theater, part design/build workshop, you are sure to run into challenges along the way to the red planet. 1st-2nd AM Monday–Friday 9AM-12PM 7/17-7/21 1wk SU-AYX711 $130 ($117) 1st-2nd PM Monday–Friday 1PM-4PM 7/17-7/21 1wk SU-AYX712 $130 ($117) 3rd-5th AM Monday–Friday 9AM-12PM 7/17-7/21 1wk SU-AYX731 $130 ($117) 3rd-5th PM Monday–Friday 1PM-4PM 7/17-7/21 1wk SU-AYX732 $130 ($117)
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Box City Cairo / Monika Ivy, Katie Alldritt, Katie Alldritt, Leah Towle
While planning, designing, and engineering a kid-sized box metropolis, students apply their WEEK imaginations and cultural relevance to filling in a city. Using Cairo 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 city is installed in the lobby for all to enjoy, with a public opening on the last day of camp. Sponsored by Bartlett & West! 1st-2nd AM Monday–Friday 9AM-12PM 7/24-7/28 1wk SU-AYX811 $130 ($117) 1st-2nd PM Monday–Friday 1PM-4PM 7/24-7/28 1wk SU-AYX812 $130 ($117) 3rd-5th AM Monday–Friday 9AM-12PM 7/24-7/28 1wk SU-AYX831 $130 ($117) 3rd-5th PM Monday–Friday 1PM-4PM 7/24-7/28 1wk SU-AYX832 $130 ($117)
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Dig It / Ana Glocker, Katie Alldritt, Erdin Schultz-Bever, Katie Alldritt
Can you dig it? Yes, we can! Immerse yourself in a geology and archeology adventure as you create artwork from below the earth’s surface. Use the artistic elements of form, color and pattern to craft geodes, work with clay, build a model of earth’s interior, mine for precious metals in our river installation, and more. STEAM concepts focus on elements, tectonics, geology, and chemistry. 1st-2nd AM Monday–Friday 9AM-12PM 7/31-8/4 1wk SU-AYX911 $130 ($117) 1st-2nd PM Monday–Friday 1PM-4PM 7/31-8/4 1wk SU-AYX912 $130 ($117) 3rd-5th AM Monday–Friday 9AM-12PM 7/31-8/4 1wk SU-AYX931 $130 ($117) 3rd-5th PM Monday–Friday 1PM-4PM 7/31-8/4 1wk SU-AYX932 $130 ($117)
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River Adventure / Monika Ivy, Katie Alldritt, Leah Towle
A river runs through it! The Arts Center, that is. Using both an indoor river installation in WEEK the Arts Center lobby as well as field trips to different places along the Kaw, students examine the diverse ecosystems found within riverways. STEAM concepts focus on conservation and recycling, buoyancy and displacement, hydropower and ecosystems. Students will use balance, forms, and pattern to build race-able boats, make fish prints, create recycled sculptures, write river haikus, and more. Come be a part of this water world! 1st-2nd AM Monday–Friday 9AM-12PM 8/7-8/11 1wk SU-AYX1011 $130 ($117) 1st-2nd PM Monday–Friday 1PM-4PM 8/7-8/11 1wk SU-AYX1012 $130 ($117) 3rd-5th AM Monday–Friday 9AM-12PM 8/7-8/11 1wk SU-AYX1031 $130 ($117) 3rd-5th PM Monday–Friday 1PM-4PM 8/7-8/11 1wk SU-AYX1032 $130 ($117)
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elementary school classes School of Dance
GRADES 1ST–5TH
VISIT THE SCHOOL OF DANCE HOMEPAGE FOR ATTIRE REQUIREMENTS, POLICIES & OPPORTUNITIES.
Intro to Ballet, 1st–2nd Grade / Donna Jo Harkrider
In this level, students learn the fundamentals of ballet and start connecting vocabulary to movements. Tuesday 5PM-6PM 6/6-7/25 7wks SU-CDYIB2 $84.50 ($76.05)
Ballet I, 2nd Grade & Up / Cynthia Crews Monday
4:30PM-5:30PM 6/5-7/24
8wks
SU-CDYB11
$92 ($82.80)
Ballet II, 3rd Grade & Up / Paige Comparato At this level, students are also encouraged to enroll in Tap I and Jazz I. Tuesday 4:30PM-5:30PM 6/6-7/25 7wks SU-CDYB22
$81 ($72.9)
Turns and Leaps, 4th–8th Grade / Jerel Hilding
A summer speciality! This class focuses on building the foundation that allows a dancer to produce amazing leaps and turns for ballet and jazz. Monday 4:30PM-5:30PM 6/5-7/24 8wks SU-DYTL1 $92 ($82.80)
Ballet III-IV, 4th Grade & Up / Cynthia Crews
It is recommended that students also consider cross-training in Jazz, Tap, and Hip-hop. Monday 5:30PM-7PM 6/5-7/24 8wks SU-CDYB341 $124 ($111.60)
Jazz I, 1st–2nd Grade / Donna Jo Harkrider
This class centers on traditional Jazz techniques. In addition to developing rhythm, coordination and character, students will also learn stylized choreography throughout the summer. Tuesday 6PM-7PM 6/6-6/27 4wks SU-CDYJ12 $48 ($43.20)
Jazz II, 3rd Grade & Up / Vashti Goracke
This class builds upon the fundamentals of jazz and focuses on developing a student’s technical ability in addition to teaching choreography. Thursday 4:45PM-5:45PM 7/6-7/28 4wks SU-CDYJ24 $48 ($43.20)
Tap I, 1st–2nd Grade / Donna Jo Harkrider
This class will focus on the basics and teach students fun rhythms and combinations. Consider enrolling in the preceding Intro to Ballet class. Tuesday 6PM-7PM 7/11-7/25 3wks SU-CDYT12 $37 ($33.30)
Tap III, 3rd Grade & Up / Donna Jo Harkrider
This class is for advanced Tap dancers and will consist of complicated and fun rhythms and new vocabulary. Tuesday 7PM-8PM 6/6-6/27 4wks SU-CDYT32 $48 ($43.20)
Creative Ballerina Camp, Kindergarten–1st Grade Grab your ballet slippers and prepare to dance on your tippy-toes; this camp will explore the stories, music, and history of both classic and contemporary ballet. You will learn dance steps from famous ballets such as Swan Lake and Sleeping Beauty as well as have the opportunity to create your own moves. You will also craft your very own tutu which you will wear during the performance for friends and family on the last day of camp. Monday–Friday 9:30AM-11:30AM 6/5-6/9 5 days SU-DYSBC $100, ($90)
Hip-Hop I, 1st–5th Grade / Rauly Duenas
Tick, Wave, Tut and Bounce! These are just a few of the moves you will learn in this intro to Hip hop dance class. Friday 5PM-6PM 6/9-7/28 8wks SU-CDYHH15 $96 ($86.40)
Summer Dance Performance Camp, 1st–6th Grade Paige Comparato, Cynthia Crews, Shannon Picket This July, the Summer Dance Performance camp takes a trip to “Where the Sidewalk Ends.” Using a variety of dance genres, participants will bring to life the whimsical and creative poetry of beloved author Shel Silverstein. Dancers will work with all aspects of the production, from sets to choreography to costumes. This two-week camp culminates in a performance for family and friends. Bring a hearty snack - you will be busy! Monday–Friday 9AM-12:30PM 7/18-7/29 2wks SU-DYCCB $200 ($180)
Hip Hop Academy, 3rd–6th / Ian Sotomayor, Rauly Duenas
Break, mix, mc, and dj! Focus on the pillars of hip hop with DJ Proof and B-Boy Rauly Duenas as you learn to mix and dj on turntables, beat match, select choice cuts, break and b-boy or b-girl to the beat. A unique blend of dance and djing, this class is open to morning, afternoon, or all day enrollment. Monday–Friday 9AM-12PM 6/19-6/23 1 wk SU-AYX361 $145 ($130.50) Monday–Friday 1PM-4PM 6/19-6/23 1 wk SU-AYX362 $145 ($130.50)
Tap II, 3rd Grade & Up / Monika Ivy
Intermediate skills in rhythms and vocabulary are practiced. Lessons will focus on identifying rhythmic patterns and structures, syncopation, counter rhythms, and call and response Thursday 4:45PM-5:45PM 6/8-6/29 4wks SU-CDYT24 $48 ($43.20)
School of Theatre Summer Youth Theatre Novice & Music G R A D E S 1 S T – 4 T H Anansi Stories / Becky O’Keefe
Tall Tales / Leah Towle, Landon Noll
WRITTEN BY JENNIFER GLENN NO AUDITION REQUIRED Rehearsals will be held at The Carnegie Building, 200 W. 9th Street A clever spider named Anansi tricks all the animals in the jungle to get what he wants. When no one trusts him anymore, he turns to a quest for wisdom rather than cleverness. PERFORMANCE: Saturday, June 10, 11 AM Monday–Friday 9AM-12PM 5/30-6/10 2wks SU-ANANSI $200 ($180)
WRITTEN BY JENNIFER GLENN. NO AUDITION REQUIRED Rehearsals will be held at The Union Pacific Depot, 402 N 2nd Street In a Wild West setting, the stories the townsfolk tell are just a little bit too epic to be true. From cowboys to talking animals, these characters can save any situation with their quirky solutions. No Rehearsal July 4 PERFORMANCE: Saturday, July 15, 11 AM Monday–Friday 9AM-12PM 7/3-7/15 2wks SU-TALES $200 ($180)
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Disney’s The Lion King, Jr. 4th-8th grade/ Ceri Goulter, Leah Towle
Music and Lyrics by Tim Rice and Elton John, Book by Roger Allers and Irene Mecchi Simba the lion cub runs away from his pride after he thinks his mischief caused the death of his father. He spends years with his friends Pumba and Timone far from his home. When the now grown up Nala finds him and begs him to return and rescue the pride from his dictator uncle, Simba must find the strength of his father within him and return to his family. PERFORMANCES: Thursday, June 22, 7pm; Friday, June 23, 7pm; Saturday, June 24, 3pm & 7pm Monday–Friday 1PM-5PM 5/30-6/24 4wks SU-LION $270 ($243)
Charlotte’s Web 4th-8th grade/ Ellen Anthony Moore Adapted by Joseph Robinette. Based on the book by E.B. White In this stage adaptation of the classic children’s book, a young girl, Fern, befriends the runt piglet, Wilbur. When the adults in Fern’s family prepare to slaughter Wilbur, Fern teams up with a barnyard spider named Charlotte to convince the community that Wilbur is “some pig” worth saving. PERFORMANCES: Thursday, July 20, 7pm; Friday July 21, 7pm; Saturday, July 22, 7pm Monday–Friday 1PM-5PM 7/3-7/22 3wks SU-WEB $270 ($243)
She Kills Monsters 8th-12th grade / Elizabeth Sullivan Written by Qui Nguyen
Summer Youth Theatre Audition Workshop ages 8+ / Amanda Clark
This class will prepare students who are planning to audition for SUMMER YOUTH THEATRE to give their best possible audition. Students may come prepared with the audition they are planning to present, or the instructor will supply audition material. We will walk through what students can expect at the audition, have them present their monologue and sing, and then give feedback on how to make that audition stronger. Saturday 1PM-4PM 4/1 1 day SP-ABZ762 $30 ($27)
Summer Youth Technical Theatre 5th-12th grade / Lexi Jost, Samaria Fleig
Guided by industry professionals, tech theatre students will learn the basics of “behind the scenes,” specializing in the area that they are most interested in: lighting, painting, carpentry, sound, costume, property, and rigging. June: Monday-Friday 9AM-1PM 5/30-6/24 4wks SU-TECHJUNE $100 ($90) July: Monday-Friday 9AM-1PM 7/3-7/29 4wks SU-TECHJULY $100 ($90)
Agnes enters the world of Dungeons and Dragons for the first time when she decides to try a game module that her dead little sister had written. In this fantastic world of fighting monsters and wielding magical powers, Agnes gets to know the strengths and secrets of the sister she ignored. PERFORMANCES: Thursday, June 15, 7pm; Friday June 16, 7pm; Saturday June 17, 3pm & 7pm Monday-Friday 4PM-10PM 5/30-6/17 3wks SU-SHE $300 ($270)
Les Miserables 8th-12th grade / Andrew Waldron Music by Claude-Michel Schönberg and lyrics by Herbert Kretzmer. Based on the book by Victor Hugo In the midst of the French Revolution, hear the people sing together to fight for ideals bigger than themselves. Full of powerful songs and epic deaths, Les Misérables tells of the bravery of people ready for a life about to start when tomorrow comes. PERFORMANCES: Thursday, July 27, 7pm; Friday, July 28, 7pm; Saturday, July 29, 2pm & 7pm Monday-Friday 4PM-10PM 7/3-7/29 4wks SU-LES $300 ($270)
Summer Youth Theatre Internship Program 8th-12th Grade / Elizabeth Sullivan, Samaria Fleig
Summer Youth Theatre Intern students will learn what it takes to become future theatre leaders in this 8 week program. This leadership program will provide students with opportunities for professional skill-building, 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 30th, 2017. Weekly meetings on Mondays in June & July from 12:30-1:30pm are required. Paid positions. Monday 12:30PM-1:30PM 5/30-7/29 8wks No fee
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theatre & dance auditions/showcases Ballere Scholarship Auditions
April 6 | 6-8PM | Studio 206. Audition registration opens at 5:30pm Established in 1997, the Carmine Ballere Scholarship is awarded to students who have demonstrated excellence and commitment in dance. Encouraging the study of ballet and a life-long devotion to dance, the scholarship covers the cost of four ballet and pointe classes per week as well as all production and participation fees during the Fall 2017/Spring 2018 semesters. The awardees are required to serve as teacher’s assistants for one Preschool/Kinder class per week, and must currently be enrolled in Ballet IV-VII to audition.
School of Dance End-of-Year Showcase
May 26 | 5:30pm, 7:30pm May 27 | 9:30pm, 11am, 5:30pm, 7:30pm Join us in celebrating the School of Dance students’ yearlong accomplishments with these culminated performances. This event is a crucial component of the dance curriculum and showcases the technical and artistic growth of each student on the mainstage. Tickets: $7, general admission
Musical Theatre Showcase
Saturday, May 13 | 9:30am KU Robinson Center, 1301 Sunnyside Avenue This event features musical theatre voice, dance, and performance students, directed by Monika Ivy, Amanda Clark, and Rachel Naughtin. Come celebrate the growth and achievement of the Musical Theatre Program! SCHO O L O F T H E AT R E & M U S I C S P ON S OR S
Lawrence Ballet Theatre
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. Under Artistic Director Cynthia Crews, company members gain exposure and experience through numerous performances and the opportunity to work directly with professional guest choreographers. LBT is one of the fourteen member companies that make up the prestigious Regional Dance America/MidStates. This Spring, LBT will tour to Regional Dance America’s National Festival in Phoenix, AR on May 2-6th to perform their upcoming Emergence concert and to study with master teachers. Check the Arts Center website for updates and photos of the company’s activities while at the festival. 2017/18 AUDITION AND PARTICIPATION Auditions are held each year for the Novice, Junior, and Senior Company. Members are expected to meet the requirements set by the Artistic Director, Cynthia Crews. Throughout the season, company members have the opportunity to participate in special workshops and master classes led by professional guest choreographers, as well as to perform and attend the Regional Dance America/MidStates Festival. June 3, 2pm, Studio 206 | Registration opens at 1:30pm day of audition. REQUIREMENTS
Novice, Junior, and Senior members must: Be 11 years of age or older. Take three ballet technique classes per week. Attend all company weekly rehearsals (2-4 hours per week). Attend all additional rehearsals during production weeks. Be available to perform at scheduled events/concerts.
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classes for middle & high school students Arts Institutes + School of Theatre & Music
G R A D E S 6 T H – 12 T H
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Draw What You See
9th-12th / Whitney Jacobs
Discover and become comfortable applying a variety drawing mediums: pencil, charcoal, conte, pastel. Students will create a series of drawings which can be used in their professional portfolio if desired. Monday-Friday 9AM-12PM 6/5-6/9 1wk SU-AYH191 $136 ($122.40)
Metallurgy
3 WEEK
Digital Filmmaking
6th-12th / Jennifer Nelson
In this process/project oriented class, you will become part of a production team who will create the plot, storyboard, and script of a movie you will shoot and edit. Can you reach final cut in a week? Monday-Friday 9AM-12PM 6/19-6/23 1wk SU-AYJ361 $147 ($132.30)
Graffiti Clay
6th-12th / Andrew Cho
Graphic Novels
6th-12th / Traci Bunkers
Local 2D
9th-12th / Bailey Marable
Get a crash course in the most versatile of the printmaking processes, silkscreen, as you work to create multi-layer prints on fabric and paper. Walk away wearing your art! Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 6/5-6/9 1wk SU-AYR162 $136 ($122.40)
Visit the studios of Lawrence 2D artists and get firsthand knowledge of how they work. Then, under the guidance of artist and teacher Bailey Marable, create your own distinct art pieces using paint, charcoal, printmaking, and other mediums that emulate the techniques of the artists you visited. Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 6/19-6/23 1wk SU-AYH362 $136 ($122.40)
Secret Rain Stencils, 6th-12th / Alicia Kelly
Metalheads
9th-12th / Cate Richards
6th-12th / Cate Richards
Students will discover the basics of metalwork and the science behind them, including sawing, soldering, and forging. Design and create your own finished work using metal as a medium of expression. Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 6/5-6/9 1wk SU-AYJ162 $147 ($132.30)
Paint in Layers
6th-12th / Whitney Jacobs
Gain skills and confidence with tempera, acrylic, and oils 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. Mon-Fri, 1PM-4PM, 6/5-6/9, 1wk, SU-AYD162 $136 ($122.40)
Screenprint T-Shirts
6th-12th / Eugene Sarmiento
Guerilla art is all the rage! Learn a method to make your own stencils and graffiti them around town without the toxic and illegal mess of spray paint. This is sophisticated invisible ink that only shows up when it rains, and your designs will be a bright spot on an otherwise dreary day. Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 6/5-6/9 1wk SU-AYL162 $136 ($122.40)
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Darkroom Photography
6th-9th / Ann Dean
Explore film photography in this hands-on class that combines art, technology, history, and science. Studentslearn the basics of 35mm photography including composition and camera mechanics, film development, and darkroom printing. Film, chemicals, and paper provided. Students may need their own 35mm camera, but the LAC does have some, so inquire when enrolling. You will walk away with several of your own prints! Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 6/12-6/16 1wk SU-AYH262 $147 ($132.30)
Draw What You See
9th-12th / Whitney Jacobs
Designed for a variety of students, from those looking to hone their basic drawing skills to those working on developing a portfolio. Discover and become comfortable applying a variety drawing mediums: pencil, charcoal, conte, pastel. Students create a series of drawings. Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 6/12-6/16 1wk SU-AYL292 $136 ($122.40)
Fashion Design Basics
6th-12th / Jill Stueve
The first in a series of fashion design classes, learn the basics including sketching, sewing, draping, serging, patterning, and prototyping as you create wearable artwork. All skill levels are welcome as you work with a formally trained Fashion Design instructor! Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 6/12-6/16 1wk SU-AYJ262 $147 ($132.30)
Paint Like the Masters
9th-12th / Whitney Jacobs
With the focus on creating fewer paintings of greater quality, students take their already established painting skills to the next level. Students will explore underpainting and color theory, beginning to paint with more depth and realism. Monday-Friday 9AM-12PM 6/12-6/16 1wk SU-AYJ291 $136 ($122.40)
Printmaking Studio
6th-12th / Alicia Kelly
Discover a wide variety of printmaking processes such as relief and intaglio, and more contemporary methods, such as xerox and collage. Come experience the fun, and addictive, process of printmaking. Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 6/12-6/16 1wk SU-AYR262 $136 ($122.40)
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From quick tags to huge burners, we’ll incorporate the styles and techniques of contemporary graffiti artists into unique works of ceramic art. Mon-Fri, 1PM-4PM, 6/19-6/23, 1wk, SU-AYC362 $136 ($122.40)
Use a variety of techniques and styles to write and illustrate your own graphic novel that will be bound into an anthology with other students work by the end of the week. Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 6/19-6/23 1wk SU-AYR362 $136 ($122.40)
Discover the basics of metalwork and the science behind them, including sawing, soldering, forging, and more. Design and create your own finished work using metal as a medium of expression. Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 6/19-6/23 1wk SU-AYJ392 $147 ($132.30)
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Animation Studio, 6th-12th / Michelle Salmans
Bring your characters to life in this five day animation crash course. Learn how to create original, animated, cartoon characters using Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop. Basic caricature drawing, Illustrator and Photoshop skills, and animation will be covered. Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 6/26-6/30 1wk SU-AYL462 $136 ($122.40)
Artrageous Sculpture
6th-9th / Katie Alldritt
Darkroom Photography
9th-12th / Ann Dean
Caricatures and Cartoons
6th-12th / Andrew Cho
Pop Up Arts
6th-12th / Alicia Kelly
Dare to Devise
6th-12th / Leah Towle
Learn 3D basics and how to manipulate a variety of materials. Using clay, metal, beads, polymer, wood, or moldable plastic, you can create sculptures that push the bounds of imagination. Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 6/26-6/30 1wk SU-AYJ462 $136 ($122.40) Explore film photography in this hands-on class that combines art, technology, history, and science. Learn the basics of 35mm photography. Film, chemicals, and paper provided. Students may need their own 35mm camera, but the LAC does have some, so inquire when enrolling. Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 6/26-6/30 1wk SU-AYH492 $147 ($132.30) Eyes, nose, mouth: pretty simple, right? Starting with classical proportions, we’ll twist , exaggerate, and draw our way through the expressions and emotions of the human face. Monday-Friday 9AM-12PM 6/26-6/30 1wk SU-AYR461 $136 ($122.40) Paper engineers of the world unite as you cut, bend, fold, and weave paper to your command, creating pop up, architectural books and art pieces. Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 6/26-6/30 1wk SU-AYR462 $136 ($122.40)
Explore the concept of bravery in the context of stories that are important to you. Using your experiences and ideas, develop a short show from start to finish in a week. Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 6/26-7/1 1wks SU-AYZ011 $130 ($117)
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5 WEEK
Handweaving
6th-12th / Traci Bunkers
Work with the bright colors and many textures of yarn, plastic bags, mylar, easter basket “grass”, fabric cut into strips to create mobiles, wall hangings, and kinetic sculptures. Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 7/3-7/7 1wk SU-AYJ562 $110 ($99)
Stencilry
6th-12th / Neal Barbour
Stencils abound in the printmaking press, screenprinted t-shirts, and spraypainted outdoors. Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 7/3-7/7 1wk SU-AYC562 $110 ($99)
Zombies, Fairies, & Gnomes 6th-12th / Andrew Cho
What’s that hiding in the bushes? Join us in creating all manner of ceramic mythical monsters to populate your yard and garden. Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 7/3-7/7 1wk SU-AYC562 $110 ($99)
6 WEEK
DJing From Scratch
9th-12th / Ian Sotomayor
Become a master of sound with DJ Proof. Move from how turntables and mixers work to selecting to beat matching to scratching, as you mix and remix vinyl. Find your own sound and DJ identity using music of their choice and make local connections in the community at Love Garden, LPL Sound Studio, and the LAC performance spaces. Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 7/10-7/21 2wks SU-AYR692 $260 ($234)
Downtown Documentary
6th-9th / Ann Dean
Photograph cultural treasures in the area. Document historic Lawrence, people of Mass St., quirky architectural elements, and more. Bring your own digital camera with memory card. All skill levels are welcome. Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 7/10-7/14 1wk SU-AYL662 $136 ($122.40)
Fiber Arts
6th-12th / Jessica Conner
Work with textiles to create sculptural forms, clothing, and pillows using different fibers and dyes. Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 7/10-7/14 1wk SU-AYD662 $136 ($122.40)
Rings, Rings, Rings
6th-12th / Cate Richards
Throwing Pottery
6th-12th / Rachel Van Wagoner
Explore which rings can be made using metalsmithing techniques such as piercing, sawing, texturing, forging, soldering, and finishing. Design your own sterling silver band. Suitable for all skill levels. Monday-Friday 9AM-12PM 7/10-7/14 1wk SU-AYJ661 $147 ($132.30)
Instructor will provide demonstration and hands on instruction as you develop your throwing skills. Learn the motions behind the forms of cups, bowls, vases, and more. All skill levels welcome! Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 7/10-7/14 1wk SU-AYC662 $136 ($122.40)
7 WEEK
Artrageous Sculpture
6th-12th / Katie Alldritt
Learn 3D basics and how to manipulate a variety of materials. Using clay, metal, beads, polymer, wood, or moldable plastic, create sculptures that push the bounds of imagination. Monday-Friday 9AM-12PM 7/17-7/21 1wk SU-AYJ761 $136 ($122.40)
Fashion Design: Upcycling
6th-12th / Rachel Van Wagoner
Starting with thrift store finds, learn how to take old clothes and turn them into fashionable unique garments! Students use their creativity and basic sewing skills to design, modify, and reconstruct articles of clothing. Beginners welcome. Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 7/17-7/21 1wk SU-AYJ762 $147 ($132.30)
Guerilla Artistry
6th-12th / Traci Bunkers
Learn how art can make a positive change in the community as you move from Mass St. to South Park to the Library, creating works of art that incorporate found objects, observational drawings, poetry and musings, and impromptu art pieces with a Guerilla Arts mentality. Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 7/17-7/21 1wk SU-AYR761 $136 ($122.40)
Radical Coloring Books
6th-12th / Jessica Conner
Acrylic Painting
6th-12th / Whitney Jacobs
Wish you could recapture the magic of childhood coloring books with less fluffy designs? Create your very own coloring book that fits your lifestyle by learning contour line practices and bookbinding skills. Walk away with multiple copies of the coolest original coloring books for you and your friends. Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 7/17-7/21 1wk SU-AYR762 $136 ($122.40)
8 WEEK
Focus on creating many paintings while gaining skills and confidence with acrylic 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. Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 7/24-7/28 1wk SU-AYR862 $136 ($122.40)
Downtown Documentary
9th-12th / Ann Dean
Photograph cultural treasures in the area. Document historic Lawrence, people of Mass St., quirky architectural elements, and more. Bring your own digital camera with memory card. All skill levels are welcome. Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 7/24-7/28 1wk SU-AYL892 $136 ($122.40
Fashion Design: Entire Outfit
6th-12th / Jill Stueve
In the final installment of Fashion Design, students will use sketching, sewing, draping, serging, patterning, and prototyping to create a head-to-toe outfit, complete with personal details and accessories. All skill levels are welcome as you work with a formally trained Fashion Design instructor! Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 7/24-7/28 1wk SU-AYJ862 $147 ($132.30)
Studio Tourist
6th-12th / Bailey Marable
Every day a different art making experience! Come tour the different studios with artist Bailey Marable making both 2D and 3D art across different mediums. Monday-Friday 9AM-12PM 7/24-7/28 1wk SU-AYH861 $136 ($122.40)
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Digital Storytelling
6th-12th / Alec Joler
What’s your story? Crafting a perfect narrative with filmmaker Alec Joler, you will use a variety of techniques including storyboarding, filmmaking, Photoshop, stop motion, digital animation, and more to become a master of digital manipulation. Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 7/31-8/4, 1wk, SU-AYT962 $136 ($122.40)
Screenprint T-Shirts
6th-12th / Leigh Kaulbach
Audition Masters
6th-12th / Leah Towle
DJ-ing From Scratch
6th-12th / Ian Sotomayor
Experimental Drawing
6th-12th / Whitney Jacobs
Get a crash course in the most versatile of the printmaking processes, silkscreen, as you work to create multi-layer prints on fabric and paper. Walk away wearing your art! Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 7/31-8/4 1wk SU-AYR962 $147 ($132.30)
Build essential acting skills while mastering the art of the audition. Learn techniques in polishing the perfect pieces to get the roles you want. Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 7/31-8/4 1wks SU-AYZ021 $130 ($117)
Become a master of sound with DJ Proof. Move from how turntables and mixers work to selecting to beat matching to scratching, as you mix and remix vinyl. Find your own sound and DJ identity using music of their choice and make local connections in the community at Love Garden, LPL Sound Studio, and the LAC performance spaces. Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 7/31-8/4 2wks SU-AYR962 $260 ($234)
Explore your boundless imagination. Along with very large drawings, students will also accumulate miniature artworks each day. Try non-traditional methods to gain a new perspective on drawing! Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 7/31-8/4 1wk SU-AYJ962 $136 ($122.40)
Watercolor Painting
6th-12th / Whitney Jacobs
Paint indoors and out as you learn pigment applications (pencil, wet, dry cake) and transparent versus opaque methods. Students will work from still-life as well as referencing nature directly. Monday-Friday 9AM-12PM 7/31-8/4 1wk SU-AYR961 $136 ($122.40)
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Secret Rain Stencils
6th-12th / Alicia Kelly
Learn a method to make your own stencils and graffiti them around town without the toxic and illegal mess of spray paint. This is sophisticated invisible ink that only shows up when it rains, and your designs will be a bright spot on an otherwise dreary day. Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 8/7-8/11 1wk SU-AYC1062 $136 ($122.40)
Build Your Own Synthesizer 6th-12th / Damon Mar
Learn the fundamentals of soldering, programming, and assembling a functioning synthesizer with engineer and musician Damon Mar. Build and design your own synthesizer that will be shared with the public at the July Final Friday. Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 8/7-8/11 1wk SU-AYR1062 $162 ($145.80)
Soft Sculpture Creatures
6th-12th / Traci Bunkers
Upcycle old sweaters and clothes into simple stuffed animals and imagined creatures. Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 8/7-8/11 1wk SU-AYJ1062 $147 ($132.30)
Technical Theatre & Scene Painting 6th-12th / Lexey Jost
Students will learn the basics of popular scenic finishes in this studio-style class, including wood grain, stone, and marble. Come to this class prepared to get messy and have fun! Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 8/7-8/11 1wk SU-AYZ031 $150 ($135)
Your Future in the Arts HANG12
SPONSORED BY THE THOMAS D. GALLOWAY FAMILY 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 works with local artists, gallery and venue owners, and community professionals. HANG12 meets on Tuesdays from 3:30-6pm at the Lawrence Arts Center. Now accepting applications for several positions. Visit HANG12.org for more information.
stARTup
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 solo gallery exhibitions for the April and May Final Fridays in Lawrence and Kansas City. Scholarships and financial aid are available. To inquire about availability for next year please contact neal@lawrenceartscenter.org
ARTspace Apprentice Teachers
This summer, the Lawrence Arts Center is offering youth over the age of 14 the opportunity to become apprentice teachers in the elementary ARTspace camps. Work closely with master teachers and artists, and spend time each day making art with elementary students. Choose the number of weeks you want and whether you want volunteer hours or a small stipend. Please contact Neal Barbour at neal@lawrenceartscenter.org to schedule by May 29.
Summer Youth Theatre Internship Program
Directed by Elizabeth Sullivan & Samaria Fleig (8th-12th Grade) Learn what it takes to become future theatre leaders in this 8 week program. This leadership program will provide students with opportunities for professional skill-building, 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 30th, 2017. Weekly meetings on Mondays from 12:30-1:30pm are required.
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Hip-Hop II
6th–12th Grade / Rauly Duenas
It’s time to get funky! In this class, Mr. Rauly will teach you some street moves mixed with different Funk styles. Bring your knee pads! Wednesday 6:30PM-7:30PM 6/8-7/27 8wks SU-CDYHH23 $92($82.80)
Ballet for Teens II
6th–12th Grade / Paige Comparato
Ballet I for Teens
6th–12th Grade / Cynthia Crews
This class is specifically designed to introduce teens to ballet technique. It is geared towards more mature learners who may have little experience with dance but understand concepts and can work toward self-correction. Tuesday 5:30PM-6:45PM 6/6-7/25 7wks SU-CDYBT14 $94.85($85)
This class is for teens who have been introduced to the fundamentals of ballet technique in Teen Ballet I. This can function as a transitional class; students should Teen Ballet II until ready to join the regular sequential ballet program. Thursday 4:30PM-5:45PM 6/8-7/27 8wks SU-CDYBT24 $108 ($97.20)
Ballet V
6th grade & up / Cynthia Crews
During the summer session, students previously approved for pointe work will be allowed to wear pointe shoes at the barre. Students enrolled in this class are encouraged to enroll in at least one Inter-Adv Ballet class and consider cross-training in Jazz II, Tap II, Hip-hop, and Pilates to become a well-rounded dancer. Thursday 5:45PM-7:15PM 6/8-7/27 8wks SU-CDYB54 $120 ($108)
Inter-Adv Ballet
6th grade & up / Shannon Pickett, Krystyna Hilding, Cynthia Crews
This class is suitable for students placed in level Ballet V-VII (or equivalent). Pointe shoes are optional for level VI/VII students. Monday 5:30PM-7PM 6/5-7/24 8wks Shannon: SU-CDYB5671 $124 ($111.60) Wednesday 5PM-6:30PM 6/7-7/26 8wks Krystyna: SU-CDYB5673 $124 ($111.60) Saturday 10:30AM-12PM 6/10-7/29 8wks Cynthia: SU-CDYB5676 $124 ($111.60)
Advanced Pointe
6th grade & up / Cynthia Crews
Variations
6th grade & up / Cynthia Crews
Students must also be enrolled in Saturday’s Inter/Adv Ballet Class and be placed by instructor. Saturday 12PM-12:45PM 6/10-7/29 8wks SU-CDYAP6 $72 ($64.80)
Students will learn famous and renowned ballet solos, duos, and trios that every dancer should know. Students must be enrolled in the preceding Thursday Ballet V class and should expect to wear flat ballet shoes. Thursday 7:15PM-7:45PM 6/8-7/27 8wks SU-CDYBV4 $88 ($79.20)
Modern/Contemporary Adults+teens grades 9 & up / Willie Lenoir
This class will explore movements and concepts found within Limon as well as more contemporary techniques. Move through the 20th century as the great American pioneers did, and update your knowledge of contemporary styles. Monday 7PM-8PM 6/5-7/24 8wks SU-CDYM1 $92 ($82.80)
Ballet Fit
Teens & Adults / Shannon Pickett
This class blends the beauty of ballet within a traditional fitness framework. Experience a full workout that includes cardio, strengthening, and stretching exercises. Beginners and advanced dancers will benefit from this unique workout. Thursday 6:45PM-7:45PM 6/8-7/27 8wks SU-CDABF4$96 ($86.40)
Baroque Dance with Joan Stone / Adults+teens grades 9 & up
Discover the relatively unknown delights and challenges of Baroque Dance in four masterclasses with Joan Stone, Professor Emerita of Dance at the University of Kansas. Saturday 9AM-10:30AM 7/8-7/29 4wks SU-CDHB6 $60 ($54)
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SUMMER DANCE C AMPS
Lawrence Dance Intensives: Summer Ballet
Ages 12-21, Intermediate/Advanced
Lawrence Summer Ballet Intensive (Kansas University Campus-Robinson Center) provides professional instruction from world-class teachers and guest artists such as Ashley Brittingham, Sean Duus, Ellie Goudie-Averill, Jerel Hilding, and Krystyna Hilding. Classes are held at the University of Kansas’ spacious dance studios and feature top-notch instruction in ballet technique, turns and leaps, pointe, variations, modern, contemporary jazz, and Pilates, as well as speciality classes, including music for dancers, nutrition, and more. Must be 12-21 years of age and Intermediate/Advanced level with at least 2 years prior dance experience.Financial Aid is available to families that qualify. Housing application deadline is May 1st. Enrollment deadline is May 31st. Full / 2 week: Monday-Friday 9AM-4PM 6/6-6/17 2wks SU-DYSBIF $500 ($450) Half/ 1 week: Monday-Friday 9AM-2:30PM 6/6-6/10 1wks SU-DYSBIH $300 ($270)
Hip Hop Academy
3rd-6th / Ian Sotomayor, Rauly Duenas
Break, mix, MC, and DJ! Focus on the pillars of hip hop with DJ Proof and B-Boy Rauly Duenas as you learn to mix and dj on turntables, beat match, select choice cuts, break and b-boy or bgirl to the beat. A unique blend of dance and djing, this class is open to morning, afternoon, or all day enrollment. Monday-Friday 9AM-12PM 6/19-6/23 1 wk SU-AYX361 $145 ($130.50) Monday-Friday 1PM-4PM 6/19-6/23 1 wk SU-AYX362 $145 ($130.50) P I L AT E S & F I T N E S S
Pilates
6th Grade & Up / Ashley Sandefur
Strengthen your core and balance through mat exercises in order to create a lean, strong, and flexible body. Mats provided. Wednesday 4PM-5PM 6/7-7/26 8wks SU-CDYP3 $100 ($90)
Introduction to Pilates & Posture Principles 6th Grade & Up / Sara Felt
Learn the basics of Pilates and core conditioning, and how this discipline can change your posture, improve your dance or sport performance, or just create more ease in everyday movements. Appropriate for all ages and abilities. Saturday 9AM-10:30AM 6/10 1 class SU-CDAPW16 $25 ($22.50)
Foam Roller Workshop: Rolling for Length, Rolling for Strength
6th Grade & Up / Sara Felt
The foam roller can provide a challenging full body workout, or be used as a tool for self-massage and myofascial release. Enjoy the chance to experience both in this 90-minute class. Exercises can easily be replicated for home workouts, and are appropriate for all ages and abilities. Saturday 9AM-10:30AM 6/17 1 class SU-CDAPW26 $25 ($22.50)
Happy Feet: Improve Your Health From the Ground Up 6th Grade & Up / Sara Felt
Our feet play a crucial role in our overall health and posture, yet are rarely noticed until there is a problem. Learn foot fitness exercises that will improve your foot/ankle strength and flexibility, and have an effect on your entire body. A fantastic course for dancers, but appropriate for anyone who stands on two feet! Saturday 9AM-10:30AM 6/24 1 class SU-CDAPW36 $25 ($22.50)
Pilates w/ Props
6th Grade & Up / Sara Felt
Learn how small props such as bands, balls, and more can add challenge and variety to your Pilates workout. Pilates matwork experience helpful, but not required. Saturday 9AM-10:30AM 7/1 1 class SU-CDAPW46 $25 ($22.50)
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Ceramics
Beginning Handbuilding / Carly Slade
This class is focused on the true beginner. Students will learn basic building techniques through pinch pots, coiling, and slab construction, and transition into more advanced forming and surface decoration techniques. Monday 5PM-7PM 6/5-7/24 8wks SU-AAC011 $170 ($153)
Rosie Best-Cutrer Derek Dobbins Jerry LaGue Dowdle Alycia Futrelle Gloria Gale Diane Guthrie Stephen T. Johnson Tressa Jones
Kendra Lind Kristine A Luber Oshara Meesha Alex Olson Kathy Pflaum Paul Punzo Angie Schoenherr Carly Slade
Chris Snipes Nicholas Stahl Betsy Timmer Shanna Wagner Kathleen Williams David Zlotky
Find out more about the program: www.artistinckc.com/artistinc-programs/m-aaa/lawrence or contact Chief Program Officer Margaret Weisbrod Morris at margaret@lawrenceartscenter.org.
Ceramics Revolution / Hollie Rice
Fresh, new, and alternative approaches to working with clay are explored in this experimental class. All levels welcome! Thursday 7PM-9PM 6/8-7/27 8wks SU-AAC024 $170 ($153)
First Time Potter / Neil Goss, Tyler Nansen, Andrew Cho
Learn the basics of wedging, centering, wheel throwing and trimming, and glazing while making objects like cylinders, mugs, bowls, and plates. Tuesday 7PM-9PM 6/6-8/22 11wks Neil : SU-AAC012 $220 ($198) Thursday 5PM-7PM 6/8-7/27 8wks Tyler : SU-AAC014 $170 ($153) Saturday 10:30 AM-12:30 PM 6/10-8/26 12wks Andrew : SU-AAC016 $240 ($216) Wednesday 7PM-9PM 6/7-8/23 12wks Neil : SU-AAC023 $240 ($216)
Making Miniatures / Carly Slade
Is there a certain building that has always tickled your fancy? Now you can have it all to yourself. In this class, we will create tiny scale models of buildings out of clay. Wednesday 5PM-7PM 6/7-7/26 8wks SU-AAC033 $170 ($153)
Narrative Surfaces / Andrew Cho
From cave paintings to webcomics, telling a story with images has always been a part of us. We will study the works of graphic storytellers past as we create our own narrative ceramics. Saturday 1:30 PM-3:30 PM 6/10-8/26 12wks SU-AAC026 $240 ($216)
Sculptural Synthesis / Jennifer Doores, Andrew Cho
Together we will build and gather ceramic molds with the aim of creating complex sculptural collages from everyday objects. Experience working with clay is encouraged. Tuesday 5PM-7PM 6/6-8/22 11wks SU-AAC032 $220 ($198)
Ceramics Open Studio / Kyla Strid
Open studio is for advanced students who want to work independently. Participants must provide their own clay and classes have studio right-of-way. Monday-Sunday 9AM-9PM 6/5-8/26 12wks SU-AAC050 $280 ($252)
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Kaw River Canoe Workshop / Thomas Huang
The experience of constructing and launching a canoe becomes accessible to those with little to no construction skill. Through an innovative design and construction process developed by KU Industrial Design Associate Professor, Tom Huang, students of all ages and experience harvest local bamboo and recycled plastic grocery bags to construct a fleet of canoes. The class culminates with a short excursion down the Kaw River. Ages 8 – 80 welcome. (Children under 13, please enroll with a parent or guardian) This class will meet at KU School of Architecture’s Studio 804. Students will be emailed directions. The canoe launch will be August 12th, weather permitting. Monday 6PM-8PM 6/19-8/7 8wks SU-AAKUC1 $200 ($180)
Kaw-tography / Matt Lord & Kent Smith
Set out on an adventure to create a collaborative artist book mapping the magic and lore of the Kansas River. Discover new methods of visualizing information and creative problem solving through game play, research, idea generation, and exploration of media. Wednesday 6PM-8PM 6/7-8/9 10wks SU-AAK013 $240 ($216)
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Fiber Arts
You have an amazing camera in your pocket with you at all times. Learn how to get the most out of your camera, edit right on your phone with incredible apps, and share those images with others. Wednesday 7PM-9PM 6/7-6/14 2wks SU-AA94L016 $60 ($54)
Learn how to let go of the knitting rules and make fun projects without a pattern. Use different yarns and unspun strands to create beautiful organic fiber forms. Monday 7PM-9PM 6/5-7/24 8wks SU-AAF011 $170 ($153)
iPhonography / Robbin Loomas
The Botanical Photo / Diane Guthrie
Use your camera to capture the ephemeral beauty of your garden. This workshop will explore how to take expert photos of plants in straightforward to abstract ways. Saturday & Sunday 9AM-12PM 6/24-6/25 1wk SU-AA94H26 $65 ($58.50)
Freeform Knitting / Traci Bunkers
Alterations 101 / Jill Stueve
Fix it yourself! Learn basic alterations, such as, hemming, patching, darning, and taking garments in. Beginner to intermediate sewing level. Thursday 7PM-9PM 6/8-7/27 8wks SU-AAF014 $170 ($153)
Alternative Materials in Jewelry / Cate Richards
This workshop explores the alchemy of transforming every day and unconventional materials into highly crafted, fine art jewelry. Some metalworking experience preferred, but not required. Saturday & Sunday 12PM-4PM 7/8-7/9 1wk SU-AA94J36 $75 ($67.50)
Pottery Plus One / Rachel Van Wagoner
Bring your sweetheart and learn to throw on the potter’s wheel. Select one of the pots you make and the Arts Center’s staff will glaze and fire it. Open to all skill levels. Enroll as a couple. Friday 6PM-8PM 7/21-7/21 1wk SU-AA94C45 $50 ($45)
Bangles and Cuffs / Carly Kimbrough
Learn how to fabricate sterling silver bangle bracelets and a cuff bracelet in this one day workshop. Basic jewelry knowledge helpful but not necessary. Saturday 12PM-4PM 7/29-7/29 1wk SU-AA94J56 $45 ($40.50)
Drawing & Painting Beginning Drawing / Ken Bini
This class focuses on training the eye and hand to translate imagery from the real world to marks on a page. Monday 5PM-6:30 PM 6/5-8/21 12wks SU-AAD011 $200 ($180)
Life Drawing & Anatomy for the Artist / Jeff Ridgway
Students learn to draw the human figure working from a live model using a variety of drawing media. Thursday 7PM-10PM 6/8-8/24 12wks SU-AAD024 $310 ($270)
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. Sunday 1PM-3PM 6/4-8/20 12wks SU-AAD037 $260 ($234)
Fundamentals of Oil Painting / Ken Bini
Students will learn about the basic tools, chemistry, and control of oil paint with fundamental exercises that are of value to beginning and experienced artists alike. Learn how to develop paintings with lessons in composition, focus and color. Monday 7PM-9PM 6/5-8/21 12wks SU-AAP011 $240 ($216)
Introduction to Painting / Jason Romanishin
Jewelry, Metals, & Glass Beginning Metalsmithing / Bailey Marable
This course will provide an introduction to basic metalsmithing skills like sawing, sanding, filing, soldering, and setting a stone. Tuesday 7PM-9PM 6/6-8/29 12wks SU-AAJ012 $240 ($216)
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. Tuesday 5PM-7PM 6/6-8/29 12wks SU-AAJ032 $240 ($216)
Jewelry Design / Rachael Sudlow
Learn how to make rings, earrings, and pendants in silver and copper using techniques from soldering to stone setting. Wednesday 7PM-9PM 6/7-7/26 8wks SU-AAJ013 $205 ($184.50)
Metals Open Studio / Rachael Sudlow
Use this time to create your own work outside of a rigid class style. An instructor will be on hand to help with technical guidance and have supplies available for purchase. Wednesday 5:30 PM-7PM 6/7-7/26 8wks SU-AAJ033 $175 ($157.50)
Stained Glass / Shanna Wagner
Exploring the creation of oil paintings, using sketching, drawing and other explorative media. Tuesday 7:30 PM-9:30 PM 6/6-8/29 12wks SU-AAP022 $240 ($216)
Explore fundamental stained glass techniques while creating unique pieces in one of the most precious and revered mediums in the decorative arts. Saturday 9AM-11AM 6/10-7/29 8wks SU-AAJ016 $170 ($153)
Abstraction / Clinton Ricketts
Mosaics / Shanna Wagner
Drawing inspiration from the human form, nature, color, and still life, students will explore the many modes of abstraction using various techniques and mediums. Tuesday 5PM-7PM 6/6-8/29 12wks SU-AAP032 $260 ($234)
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Beginning glass mosaic class where students can choose from a variety of projects and designs. Saturday 12PM-2PM 6/10-7/1 4wks SU-AAJ026 $170 ($153)
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adult education Printmaking & Paper Arts Relief / Tressa Jones
This class will begin by exploring basic relief print techniques and expand to creating multiblock prints and monoprints. Monday 5:30 PM-7:30 PM 6/5-7/24 8wks SU-AAT011 $170 ($153)
Beginning Printmaking / Tonja Torgerson
Learn the basics of all forms of traditional and contemporary printmaking proceses, including but not limited to: relief, silkscreen, intaglio, monotype, and collagraph. Wednesday 5:30 PM-7:30 PM 6/7-7/26 8wks SU-AAT013 $170 ($153)
Screenprinting / Leslie Kay
Learn the basics of screenprinting, a popular and versatile method of printmaking. Students will use photographic and direct stencil methods that can be used to create colorful prints on paper or fabric. Tuesday 5:30 PM-7:30 PM 6/6-8/1 8wks SU-AAT022 $170 ($153)
Freestyle Letterpress / Tim O’Brien
Dive into free form typesetting. Explore a range of improvisational layouts with type, linoleum, photo-engravings, and wooden blocks. Take these colorful compositions to the next dimension with simple folds, cuts, and construction. Thursday 7PM-9PM 6/8-8/24 12wks SU-AAT024 $240 ($216)
Photography &Digital Media Intro to Digital Photography / Ann Dean
Take better pictures, develop your photographic technique and learn more about your digital SLR in this beginning class that explores basic camera function, light, composition, and exposure. Monday 7PM-9PM 6/5-7/24 8wks SU-AAL011 $160 ($144)
Darkroom Photography / Jason Romanishin
Learn the fundamentals of darkroom photography from processing film to developing prints. Thursday 7PM-9PM 6/8-8/24 12wks SU-AAH024 $240 ($216)
Writing
Word Painting: The Art of Description in Poetry and Prose / Mary Wharff
For writers of poetry, stories, memoirs and essays, this class will help you sharpen perceptions, freshen word choices and use description to support thematic elements in your work. Students will write a “painting” each week. Monday 6PM-8PM 6/5-8/21 12wks SU-AAW011 $220 ($198)
A Novel: After the First Draft / Bryn Greenwood
Mixed Media Printmaking / Tressa Jones
This course will cover a range of image-making techniques with an emphasis on printing. Students will begin with a foundation in a relief or collagraph matrix and from there build dense works of art utilizing monoprinting, painting, collage, found objects Tuesday 5:30 PM-7:30 PM 6/6-7/25 7wks SU-AAT032 $150 ($135)
Printmaking Open Studio / Tonja Torgerson
Open studio is for advanced students who want to work independently, using their own inks and paper. Scheduled classes have studio right-of-way. Monday–Sunday 9AM-9PM 6/5-8/26 12wks SU-AAT050 $280 ($252)
Papermaking / Tonja Torgerson
Learn the tools and techniques of western papermaking. Participants will be taught about the history of paper, the types of paper suitable for different purposes, and how to pull their own sheets. Open to all experience levels. Thursday 5PM-7PM 6/8-8/10 10wks SU-AAX014 $205 ($184.50)
Pop-up Paper Sculpture / Alicia Kelly
Experimenting with pop-up book structures and paper cutting processes, this class interlaces two paper based traditions into complementary forms. Students will create pop-up structures and learn basic kirigami and paper cutting/folding traditions. Monday 6:30 PM-8:30 PM 6/5-7/24 8wks SU-AAX011 $170 ($153)
Now that you’ve completed a first draft of your novel, learn a variety of revision techniques to polish it. Classes will include feedback on student manuscripts, discussion of genre, narrative arc, voice, and publishing trends. Thursday 6PM-8PM 6/8-7/27 8wks SU-AAW024 $155 ($139.50)
School of Dance STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO WEAR SPECIFIC DANCE ATTIRE FOR EACH GENRE AND LEVEL. VISIT THE SCHOOL OF DANCE HOMEPAGE TO DOWNLOAD THE SCHOOL OF DANCE ATTIRE REQUIREMENTS, POLICIES AND OPPORTUNITIES.
Adult Ballet I
/ Shannon Pickett
The adult dance program offers a variety of techniques for those experiencing dance for the first time as well as those who wish to continue a lifelong interest in dance. Instructors specifically organize classes to emphasize progress over perfection and strive to inspire a joy of motion and expression. Monday 7PM-8:15PM 6/5-7/24 8wks SU-CDAB11 $108 ($97.20)
Adult Ballet II/III /
Paige Comparato
Adult Ballet II/III is for adults with prior ballet experience. Tuesday 6:45PM-8:15PM 6/6-7/25 7wks SU-CDAB232
$109 ($98.10)
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Zumba Dance-Fitness / Rauly Duenas
Learn how to bust a move! This hip hop class will leave you smiling and sweating and wanting more! Mr. Rauly will break the moves down so you will gain all the street knowledge and funk flavor you need. Wednesday 5:30PM-6:30PM 6/7-7/26 8wks SU-CDAHH3 $92 ($82.80) Emphasizes classic jazz styles and builds strength and flexibility. Thursday 5:45PM-6:45PM 7/6-7/28 4wks SU-CDAJ4
Adult Tap I
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$48 ($43.20)
Monika Ivy
Come take this up-beat class and learn the basics of Tap. From Fred Astaire to Savion Glover, this class will cover a wide range of rhythmic styles. This class is open to all skill levels. Thursday 5:45PM-6:45PM 6/8-6/29 4wks SU-CDAT14 $48 ($43.20)
Adult Tap II
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Donna Jo Harkrider
This is an intermediate class for those with previous tap experience. Tuesday 7PM-8PM 7/11-7/25 3wks SU-CDHT24
Afro-Latin Fusion /
$37 ($33.30)
Willie Lenoir
Afro-Latin Fusion is an integration of West African dance, Afro-Cuban movements, and diverse vernacular dances of Latin America. Wednesday 6:30PM-7:30PM 7/5-7/26 4wks SU-CDHF3 $48 ($43.20)
Ballet Fit
Teens and Adults / Shannon Pickett
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. Thursday 6:45PM-7:45PM 6/8-7/27 8wks SU-CDABF4 $96 ($86.40)
Baroque Dance with Joan Stone / Adults & teens 9th grade & up
This class will explore movements and concepts found within Limon as well as more contemporary techniques. Move through the 20th century as the great American pioneers did, and then update your knowledge of contemporary styles. Monday 7PM-8PM 6/5-7/24 8wks SU-CDYM1 $92 ($82.80) Ditch the workout and join the party! Come Dance, Shout, Smile and Sweat. This Zumba Dance-Fitness class will have you dancing and burning calories to Latin and World rhythms! Friday 6PM-7PM 6/9-7/28 8wks SU-CDH25 $96 ($86.40)
Pilates
6th Grade & Up/Ashley Sandefur
Strengthen your core and balance through mat exercises in order to create a lean, strong, and flexible body. Mats provided. Wednesday 4PM-5PM 6/7-7/26 8wks, SU-CDYP3 $100 ($90)
Introduction to Pilates & Posture Principles
6th Grade & Up / Sara Felt
Learn the basics of Pilates and core conditioning, and how this discipline can change your posture, improve your dance or sport performance, or just create more ease in everyday movements. Appropriate for all ages and abilities. Saturday 9AM-10:30AM 6/10 1 class SU-CDAPW16 $25 ($22.50)
Foam Roller Workshop:
Rolling for Length, Rolling for Strength 6th Grade & Up / Sara Felt
The foam roller can provide a challenging full body workout, or be used as a tool for self-massage and myofascial release. Enjoy the chance to experience both in this 90 minute class. Exercises can easily be replicated for home workouts, and are appropriate for all ages and abilities. Saturday 9AM-10:30AM 6/17 1 class SU-CDAPW26 $25 ($22.50)
Happy Feet:
Improve Your Health From the Ground Up 6th Grade & Up / Sara Felt
Discover the relatively unknown delights and challenges of Baroque Dance in four masterclasses with Joan Stone, Professor Emerita of Dance at University of Kansas. Stone taught dance history and choreography at KU from 1982 to 2010. Drawn to Baroque Dance, she used Wendy Hilton’s brilliant comprehensive book to teach herself the notation of the period. She then studied with Hilton and began reconstructing and interpreting works by various dancing masters for concerts, plays, operas, and educational video. Saturday 9AM-10:30AM 7/8-7/29 4wks SU-CDHB6 $60 ($54)
Flamenco for Adults /
Learn how small props such as bands, balls, and more can add challenge and variety to your Pilates workout. Pilates matwork experience helpful, but not required. Saturday 9AM-10:30AM 7/1 1 class SU-CDAPW46 $25 ($22.50)
Michelle Heffner-Hayes
Back again this summer, join the University of Kansas’ Professor & Chair of Dance, Michelle Heffner Hayes, for a special session of flamenco dance! Open to all levels. Bring character shoes or boots with a stout heel for footwork. Skirts will be provided as needed. Wednesday 6:30PM-7:30PM 6/7-6/28 4wks SU-CDHF3 $48 ($43.20)
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Our feet play a crucial role in our overall health and posture, yet are rarely noticed until there is a problem. Learn foot fitness exercises that will improve your foot/ankle strength and flexibility, and have an effect on your entire body. A fantastic course for dancers, but appropriate for anyone who stands on two feet! Saturday 9AM-10:30AM 6/24 1 class SU-CDAPW36 $25 ($22.50)
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