Winter 2017 / Spring 2018 by Lawrence Arts Center

winter 2017 spring 2018

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find classes for ... PRESCHOOL & KINDERGARTENERS

Linda Reimond Arts-based Preschool Kelly Galloway Kindergarten Art Classes

Little Movers // School of Dance Little Players // School of Theatre & Music

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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS

Art Classes ARTspace Afterschool STEAM School of Dance

School of Theatre & Music Performance Companies

MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

Art Classes Creative Youth Development School of Dance

School of Theatre & Music Performance Companies

ADULT + CHILD CLASSES // YOUTH WORKSHOPS

Adult + Child & Family Classes School of Theatre and Music School of Dance

AUDITIONS & SHOWCASES

Performing Arts & School of Dance Auditions School of Dance End-of-Year Showcases

ADULTS

Special Workshops Monday Night Mixers Ceramics Digital Media & Photography Drawing & Painting Fiber Arts & Textiles Metals, Jewelry, & Glass

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Paper & Book Arts Writing School of Theatre & Music School of Dance

WELCOME! The Lawrence Arts Center is a creative gathering place. Our mission is to enrich the community by offering the best in exhibitions, performance and visual and performing arts education. Each year we welcome more than 200,000 people of all ages into our spaces to be captivated by the power of art.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jean Anderson Don Buchner Clare Doveton Chris English Joshua Falleaf Ron Gaches Matt Gilhousen

NATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD Mike Michaelis Deanell Reece Tacha

performing arts, exhibitions & events PULL OUT/PIN UP SECTION

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Joan Golden David Hollond Diane Horning Sheryl Jacobs Isabel Johnson Dalton Paley Hong Zhang

Roger Shimomura Susan Tate

ON THE COVER (FRONT) Prints by Justin Marable, Farmland Flight,

Serigraph and monoprint, 34 x 48”, 2014

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 Kathryn Clark, kathryn@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 Jeremy Mullis , Ann Dean, Marlo Angell, Jeremy Rockwell, Kyla Strid, Neal Barbour, and Amy Albright unless noted.

Jenny Doores, The Weight, 2’ tall, porcelain cone 10, underglaze and oxides.

how to enroll

STAFF Interim Chief Executive Officer Cindy Maude | cindymaude@lawrenceartscenter.org Exhibitions Director Ben Ahlvers | ben@lawrenceartscenter.org Chief Communications Officer Sarah Bishop | sarah@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 Associate Director of Marketing Kathryn Clark | kathryn@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 Associate Director of Development Lacee Hanson Newton | lacee@lawrenceartscenter.org 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 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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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.

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. SENIOR RESOURCE CENTER FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY SCHOLARSHIPS are open to anyone 50+ years old who wants to enroll in a class. Applications are available 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. ASSISTS DANCE SCHOLARSHIPS offer scholarships for young men who demonstrate a strong interest in the field of dance. Applicants must be in 2nd-12th grade to be eligible. Learn more by contacting Hanan Misko. 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 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 32 years encouraging a lifetime love of learning. The preschool provides social, motor, and creative experiences within award-winning curriculum that 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 With a special focus on preparing young students to develop innovation skills, the arts-based curriculum developed at the Arts Center offers a creative approach to early education, setting the stage for a lifetime love of learning.

Fall 2018 preschool and kindergarten enrollment begins Saturday, February 10, 2018! FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT LINDA REIMOND, DIRECTOR OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION, BY PHONE AT 785.843.2787, OR EMAIL PRESCHOOL@LAWRENCEARTSCENTER.ORG.

Linda Reimond

This child/adult class sets the stage for 2- or 3-year-olds to explore the arts with their favorite grown up. Paint, sing, print, and play in this hands-on atmosphere. WI-APC-1a: 1/12-2/9, F, 9:30AM-10:30AM, 5 wks, $82.5 ($74.25) WI-APC-1b: 1/12-2/9, F, 10:45AM-11:45AM, 5 wks, $82.5 ($74.25) SP-APC-2a: 3/30-4/20, F, 9:30AM-10:30AM, 4 wks, $66 ($59.40) SP-APC-2b: 3/30-4/20, F, 10:45AM-11:45AM, 4 wks, $66 ($59.40) SP-APC-3a: 4/27-5/11, F, 9:30AM-10:30AM, 3 wks, $48 ($43.20) SP-APC-3b: 4/27-5/11, F, 10:45AM-11:45AM, 3 wks, $48 ($43.20) AGES 3-5 YEARS

Preschool Dance I WI-CDYLM16: 1/13-5/12, Sa, 9AM-9:45AM, 17 wks, $206 ($185.40)

Ana Glocker

AGES 3.5 - 4.5 YRS

Preschool Dance II

Ana Glocker, Betsy McCafferty

Betsy: WI-CDYLM21: 1/8-5/14, M, 3:45PM-4:30PM, 17 wks, $206 ($185.40) Ana: WI-CDYLM26: 1/13-5/12, Sa, 9:50AM-10:35AM, 17 wks, $206 ($185.40) AGES 4-5 YRS

Preschool Dance III

Ana Glocker

WI-CDYLM36: 1/13-5/12, Sa, 10:40AM-11:25AM, 17 wks, $206 ($185.40)

Kinder Ballet

Donna Jo Harkrider, Betsy McCafferty Students are introduced to simple ballet movements, learn the basic elements of Ballet, and participate in storytelling using movement. Enroll in age appropriate classes. Betsy: WI-CDYKB1: 1/8-5/14, M, 4:30PM-5:15PM, 17 wks, $214 ($192.60) Donna Jo: WI-CDYKB6: 1/13-5/12, Sa, 11:30AM-12:15PM, 17 wks, $214 ($192.60)

School of Theatre & Music Little Players AGES 4 - KINDERGARTEN

Treasure Trunk Theatre Linda Reimond & Joeleyn Trahan

Integrated Arts is ideal for a child’s first class experience away from home, or as a supplement to traditional preschool programs. Students enjoy the arts and learn through a variety of creative experiences. Child must be fully toilet trained. WI-API-1: 1/12-2/9, F, 1PM-3PM, 5 wks, $100 ($90) SP-API-2: 3/30-5/11, F, 1PM-3PM, 7 wks, $140 ($126) KINDERGARTEN

AGES 3-4 YRS

KINDERGARTEN

AGES 2-3 YEARS + ADULT

Coloring Outside the Lines

Integrated Arts

School of Dance

Little Movers Classes are designed to improve motor skills, self-control, and encourage the confidence in movement within a playful environment. All youth classes perform in End-of-Year Showcases held May 18-19, but participation confirmation is required. Check website for details.

Kindergarteners Exploring Art

Joeleyn Trahan

Current kindergarteners can explore different art mediums and various techniques. Perfect for a beginners curiosity or one wanting a creative challenge. Please note new time from fall 2017. WI-APK-1: 2/3-3/10, Sa, 10AM-11:30AM, 6 wks, $90 ($81)

Art Outside the Box

Joeleyn Trahan

Explore art outside the kindergarten classroom curriculum both indoors and outdoors. Big, creative, and innovative! For children currently in kindergarten. Please note new time. SP-APK-2: 3/31-5/5, Sa, 10AM-11:30AM, 6 wks, $90 ($81)

Amanda Pintore Students will open a treasure trunk to discover a spark that will inspire interactive adventures. The treasure trunk conceals something exciting and mysterious that will engage telling stories, playing characters, and acting out adventures. Students will use their voices, bodies, and imaginations in a new adventure every week. SP-AYZ016: 4/14-5/5, Sa, 9AM-10AM, 4 wks, $40 ($36)

Theatre Exploration Lavinia Roberts Costumes, props, lighting, scenery, movement, voice, and acting! Students will be introduced to a wide range of theatre arts. In addition, students will take a sneak peek backstage to explore the costume and scene shops and talk to professional artists who create the Arts Center’s main stage productions. WI-AYZ011: 1/8-5/7, M, 4PM-5PM, 16 wks, $220 ($198) 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 UC ATIO N

Mary & Wint Winter, Jr.

The Cat Came Back

Thomas D. Galloway Family

$10 ADULTS / $7 SENIOR & CHILD PLUS FEES & TAX

Mesner Puppet Theatre returns to perform a benefit show for the Arts Center’s Preschool/Kindergarten financial aid fund. Join the fun on Saturday, January 27 at 10 AM and 1 PM! Tickets are available online, by phone, and at the box office. Sponsored by a special friend of Lawrence Arts Center Early Childhood Education programs.

www.lawrenceartscenter.org

elementary school classes

GRADES 1STâ&#x20AC;&#x201C;5TH

1ST - 2ND GRADE ART

3RD - 5TH GRADE ART

Katie Alldritt Explore the world through visual arts and dance over the course of 12 weeks. Students split each day between making art and learning dance or performance centered around different cultures of the world. WI-AYD112: 1/16-5/15, Tu, 1PM-3:30PM, 16 wks, $275 ($247.50)

Art Around The World

Amanda Pintore Explore the world through visual arts and dance over the course of 12 weeks. Students split each day between making art and learning dance or performance centered around different cultures of the world. WI-AYD312: 1/16-5/15, Tu, 1PM-3:30PM, 16 wks, $275 ($247.50)

Arts Studio

Art Around The World

Katie Alldritt

Arts Studio offers an inventive mix of movement and visual arts, giving students afternoons filled with imagination. WI-AYD114: 1/18-5/17, Th, 1PM-3:30PM, 16 wks, $275 ($247.50)

Drawing and Painting

Katie Alldritt Students discover their unique artistic style while learning the fundamentals of drawing and painting. WI-AYD144: 1/16-3/6, Tu, 4:30PM-6PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85) SP-AYD144: 3/27-5/15, Tu, 4:30PM-6PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85)

Drawing and Painting

Sculptures

Fashion Design

Katie Alldritt

Sculpt to your heartâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s content using clay, sculpy, model magic, shrinky dinks, wood, and mixed media! WI-AYD196A: 1/17-3/7, W, 2:45PM-4:15PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85) SP-AYD196B: 3/28-5/16, W, 2:45PM-4:15PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85)

Clay Creations

Andrew Cho

Students develop their unique artistic style while gaining an understanding of the fundamentals for working with clay. WI-AYC341: 1/16-3/6, Tu, 4PM-5:30PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85) SP-AYC341: 3/27-5/15, Tu, 4PM-5:30PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85)

Animals in Art

Katie Alldritt Practice drawing, painting, and sculpting your favorite animals in all their wondrous colors and forms. WI-AYD1116A: 1/20-3/10, Sa, 11AM-12:30PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85) SP-AYD1116B: 3/31-5/19, Sa, 11AM-12:30PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85)

Artrageous

Katie Alldritt

Using clay, metal, beads, polymer, wood, moldable plastic, you name it, we will create sculptures that push the bounds of imagination. SP-AYD316A: 1/20-3/10, Sa, 9AM-10:30AM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85) WI-AYD316B: 3/31-5/19, Sa, 9AM-10:30AM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85)

Mudpie Madness

Andrew Cho Students will discover the magical qualities of clay to make handbuilt forms, bowls, creatures and anything else they can imagine while developing technical skills. WI-AYC116: 1/20-3/10, Sa, 1PM-2PM, 8 wks, $114 ($102.60) SP-AYC116: 3/31-5/19, Sa, 1PM-2PM, 8 wks, $114 ($102.60)

MA J OR SPON S OR S OF S TE A M E D U C ATION AND CREATIVE YOU TH D E VE LOPME NT

Thomas D. Galloway Family J E D E L FA MILY TR U S T

Katie Alldritt

Students discover their unique artistic style while learning the fundamentals of drawing and painting. WI-AYD343: 1/18-3/8, Th, 4:30PM-6PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85) SP-AYD343: 3/29-5/17, Th, 4:30PM-6PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85) Jill Stueve Learn the basics including sketching, sewing, draping, serging, patterning, and prototyping as you create wearable artwork. WI-AYJ344: 1/17-3/7, W, 3PM-5PM, 8 wks, $179 ($161.10)

Filmmaking

1ST - 5TH GRADE ART

Amanda Clark

Arts Studio offers an inventive mix of movement and visual arts, giving students afternoons filled with imagination. WI-AYD314: 1/18-5/17, Th, 1PM-3:30PM, 16 wks, $275 ($247.50)

Brandon Keenan

Turn your adventurous imagination into a reality, making a movie alongside friends and filmmaker Brandon Keenan! Students learn how to storyboard, script, design, direct, act, shoot, and edit. WI-AYX344A: 1/22-3/12, M, 4PM-6PM, 8 wks, $179 ($161.10)

Monster Movies

Brandon Keenan Design a set, costumes, creature, and plot for your very own monster movie. Work with other students to create a fun, short feature. SP-AYX344B: 3/26-5/14, M, 4PM-6PM, 8 wks, $179 ($161.10)

Upcycle Fashion

Jill Stueve Use fashion fundamentals to learn how to transform old clothes and fabric into fresh, new fashionable pieces. SP-AYJ344: 3/28-5/16, W, 3PM-5PM, 8 wks, $179 ($161.10)

STEAM

Design. Build. Invent.

ARTspace AfterSchool

School’s Out Days! 1ST-5TH GRADE

Science BOOM!

Neal Barbour, Amanda Pintore This class uses art to breathe life into science concepts, making them come alive in exciting new ways. 1st-2nd: WI-AYA141A: 1/22-3/12, M, 4:30PM-6PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85) 3rd-5th: WI-AYA341A: 1/22-3/12, M, 4:30PM-6PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85) 1st-2nd: SP-AYA141B: 3/26-5/14, M, 4:30PM-6PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85) 3rd-5th: SP-AYA341B: 3/26-5/14, M, 4:30PM-6PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85)

Kinetic Kids

Digital Arts Playground

Leah Towle Experiment with technology on the Arts Center’s virtual playground, making art using the newest fangled gizmos. 1st-2nd: WI-AYA142A: 1/16-3/6, Tu, 4:30PM-6PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85) 3rd-5th: WI-AYA342A: 1/16-3/6, Tu, 4:30PM-6PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85) 1st-2nd: SP-AYA142B: 3/27-5/15, Tu, 4:30PM-6PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85) 3rd-5th: SP-AYA342B: 3/27-5/15, Tu, 4:30PM-6PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85)

Pop Up Gallery

Gearheads

Wonders of Spring

Adam Meistrell, Amanda Pintore

Cars, robots, bikes, planes, rockets, and tools will be inspiration for paintings, drawings, sculptures, dance, and performances. 1st-2nd: WI-AYA143A: 1/17-3/7, W, 4:30PM-6PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85) 3rd-5th: SP-AYA343A: 1/17-3/7, W, 4:30PM-6PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85) 1st-2nd: SP-AYA143B: 3/28-5/16, W, 4:30PM-6PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85) 3rd-5th: WI-AYA343B: 3/28-5/16, W, 4:30PM-6PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85)

Art Lab

Adam Meistrell, Amanda Pintore

Art Lab turns the classroom into a creative laboratory for science experiments that produce spectacular artwork. 1st-2nd: WI-AYA144A: 1/18-3/8, Th, 4:30PM-6PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85) 3rd-5th: WI-AYA344A: 1/18-3/8, Th, 4:30PM-6PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85) 1st-2nd: SP-AYA144B: 3/29-5/17, Th, 4:30PM-6PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85) 3rd-5th: SP-AYA344B: 3/29-5/17, Th, 4:30PM-6PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85)

Masterminds

Neal Barbour, Amanda Pintore

Get ready to move! We’ll look at motion and forces as we create kinetic works of art in both performance and sculpture. Fidget cubes, interconnected machines, tiny customized vehicles, and more. 1st - 2nd Grade: WI-AYX195: 2/16, F, 9AM-4PM, 1 day, $71 ($63.90) 3rd - 5th Grade: WI-AYX395: 2/16, F, 9AM-4PM, 1 day, $71 ($63.90) Olivia Hernández, Neal Barbour Two days, one pop up gallery. Students will spend time in both performance and visual arts working on pieces that will be installed into a “pop up” gallery. This includes drawing, painting, sculpture, movement, video, and anything their imaginations can conceive and create. 1st - 2nd Grade: WI-AYX194: 2/22-2/23, Th & F, 9AM-4PM, 2 days, $126 ($113.40) 3rd - 5th Grade: WI-AYX394: 2/22-2/23, Th & F, 9AM-4PM, 2 days, $126 ($113.40)

Katie Alldritt, Amanda Pintore

Welcome back Spring with a naturalist art adventure. Study flowers, foliage, insects, and animals to make a variety of nature themed art pieces in both performance and visual arts. 1st - 2nd Grade: SP-AYX195: 3/9, F, 9AM-4PM, 1 day, $71 ($63.90) 3rd - 5th Grade: SP-AYX395: 3/9, F, 9AM-4PM, 1 day, $71 ($63.90)

Guerilla Art Spring Break Camp

Katie Alldritt, Lavinia Roberts

A guerrilla artist inspires others through the creation of temporary, public art in unexpected places. Guerrilla art adds to the cultural landscape of an area and creates a sense of community in a neighborhood. This class introduces students to the methods and ideas behind guerrilla art and help students exercise getting their ideas out into the world. No supplies needed, just bring your sense of humor, curiosity, and inventiveness. 1st - 2nd Grade: SP-AYX191: 3/19-3/23, M-F, 9AM-4PM, 1 wk, $232 ($208.80) 3rd - 5th Grade: SP-AYX391: 3/19-3/23, M-F, 9AM-4PM, 1 wk, $232 ($208.80)

Olivia Hernández, Leah Towle

Students explore shapes, numbers, patterns and codes in dance, theater, and visual arts. 1st-2nd: WI-AYA145A: 1/19-3/9, F, 4:30PM-6PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85) 3rd-5th: WI-AYA345A: 1/19-3/9, F, 4:30PM-6PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85) 1st-2nd: SP-AYA145B: 3/30-5/18, F, 4:30PM-6PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85) 3rd-5th: SP-AYA345B: 3/30-5/18, F, 4:30PM-6PM, 8 wks, $136.50 ($122.85)

elementary school classes School of Dance

2ND GRADE & UP / BEGINNER

Visit the School of Dance webpage to download the attire requirements, policies, and opportunities. All youth classes perform in the annual End-of-Year Showcases held on May 18-19, but participation confirmation is required. See page 14. 1ST GRADE & UP / BEGINNER

Intro to Ballet

GRADES 1ST–5TH

Ana Glocker, Donna Jo Harkrider

Students learn the basic techniques of ballet and start learning vocabulary and fundamental movements. Ana: WI-CDYIB1: 1/8-5/14, M, 4:15PM-5PM, 17 wks, $214 ($192.60) Donna Jo: WI-CDYIB6: 1/13-5/12, Sa, 12:15PM-1PM, 17 wks, $214 ($192.60) 2ND GRADE & UP / BEGINNER

Ballet I

Cynthia Crews, Ana Glocker Beginning with Ballet I, students progress through a sequential program in which the syllabus for each level is designed to develop greater awareness of musicality and coordination as well as increased flexibility and strength. Ana: WI-CDYB11: 1/8-5/14, M, 5:15PM-6:15PM, 17 wks, $214 ($192.60) Cynthia: WI-CDYB16: 1/13-5/12, Sa, 10AM-11AM, 17 wks, $214 ($192.60) 3RD GRADE & UP / BEGINNER-INTERMEDIATE

Ballet II

Cynthia Crews Two ballet classes a week are recommended at this level. Students are also encouraged to enroll in Contemporary II and Jazz I. WI-CDYB25: 1/12-5/11, F, 4:30PM-5:30PM, 17 wks, $214 ($192.60) WI-CDYB26: 1/13-5/12, Sa, 9AM-10AM, 17 wks, $214 ($192.60)

Irish Dance I

Annie Stark Dancers will be introduced to the basics of Irish dance and will learn to identify and dance some of the traditional beginning dances. Held at satellite location. WI-CDYID11: 1/8-5/14, M, 5:30PM-6:30PM, 17 wks, $214 ($192.60) 3RD GRADE & UP / COMPLETION OF LEVEL 1 OR PREVIOUS IRISH DANCE INSTRUCTION

Irish Dance II & III

Annie Stark Irish dancers will be introduced to some hard shoe dances, as well as step up the difficulty in the soft shoe. Held at satellite location. WI-CDYID231: 1/8-5/14, M, 6:30PM-7:30PM, 17 wks, $214 ($192.60) 5TH GRADE & UP / COMPLETION OF LEVEL 2 OR PREVIOUS IRISH DANCE INSTRUCTION

Irish Dance III

Annie Stark

This is an advance Irish Step Dance class. Students must also be enrolled in Irish Dance II & III. Held at satellite location. WI-CDYID31: 1/8-5/14, M, 7:30PM-8PM, 17 wks, $107 ($96.30) 3RD GRADE & UP / BEGINNER

Hip Hop I

Rauly Dueñas Tick, Wave, Tut and Bounce! These are just a few of the moves you will learn in this intro to Hip hop dance class. Held at satellite location. WI-CDYHH12: 1/9-5/15, Tu, 5PM-6PM, 18 wks, $226 ($203.40) 5TH GRADE & UP / INTERMEDIATE

2ND GRADE & UP / BEGINNER-INTERMEDIATE

Hip Hop II/III

Hanan Misko Designed specifically for the male dancer. Focusing on Ballet technique, we will cover fundamental basics and put them into practice traveling, balancing, and jumping. This class is free to students enrolled in another dance class. WI-CDYBB13: 1/10-5/16, W, 4:45PM-5:30PM, 18 wks, $136 ($122.40)

It’s Time To Get Funky! In this class, you will learn some street moves mixed with different Funk styles. Bring your knee pads! This class combines Hip Hop II and Hip Hop III. Held at satellite location. WI-CDYHH233: 1/10-5/16, W, 5PM-6PM, 18 wks, $226 ($203.40) 2ND GRADE & UP / BEGINNER

4TH GRADE & UP / BEGINNER-INTERMEDIATE

Jazz I

Boy’s Ballet I & II

Ballet III

Cynthia Crews Two ballet classes a week are required at this level. Students are also encouraged to enroll in Contemporary II and Jazz I. WI-CDYB31: 1/8-5/14, M, 5PM-6:15PM, 17 wks, $235 ($211.50) WI-CDYB35: 1/12-5/11, F, 5:30PM-6:45PM, 16 wks, $222 ($199.80) WI-CDYB36: 1/13-5/12, Sa, 11AM-12:15PM, 17 wks, $235 ($211.50) 5TH GRADE & UP / INTERMEDIATE-ADVANCED

Boy’s Ballet III

Hanan Misko

Dancers in this class, geared specially for the danseur, are required to attend the 4-5:30pm (Wed) Ballet IV/V course. WI-CDYBB33: 1/10-5/16, W, 5:30PM-6PM, 18 wks, $0/No cost 5TH GRADE & UP / BEGINNER-INTERMEDIATE

Ballet IV

Cynthia Crews, Hope DeYoung-Daniels Three ballet classes a week are recommended at this level; two classes a week are required. Students are encouraged to enroll in Modern I and Jazz II to become well-rounded dancers. Hope: WI-CDYB41: 1/8-5/14, M, 6:15PM-7:45PM, 17 wks, $271 ($243.90) Cynthia: WI-CDYB44: 1/11-5/17, Th, 4:30PM-6PM, 18 wks, $287 ($258.30)

Rauly Dueñas

Monika Ivy

This class centers on traditional Jazz techniques. Working on rhythm, coordination and character, students will learn elements needed for Jazz II. WI-CDYJ13: 1/10-5/16, W, 3:45PM-4:45PM, 18 wks, $226 ($203.40) 3RD GRADE & UP / MUST HAVE COMPLETED LEVEL I OR HAVE 2 YEARS OF PRIOR TRAINING

Jazz II

Ana Glocker Students will focus on learning combinations and develop techniques to produce dynamic leaps, kicks, body part isolation, syncopation, counter rhythm, and unique styling. WI-CDYJ23: 1/10-5/16, W, 6PM-7PM, 18 wks, $226 ($203.40) 5TH GRADE & UP

Jazz III

Ana Glocker Students will build strength and flexibility as they are challenged in the practice of contemporary concepts and advanced vocabulary, in addition to learning complex Jazz combinations. WI-CDYCJ33: 1/10-5/16, W, 7:30PM-8:30PM, 18 wks, $226 ($203.40)

S CH O O L O F DA N CE S P O N S O R S

5TH GRADE & UP / INTERMEDIATE

Ballet IV & V *

Cynthia Crews, Krystyna Hilding

In addition to this class, students must also meet the requirements for their level and attend a either a non-combined Ballet IV or Ballet V class. At this level, students are encouraged to also enroll in Jazz I-II and Modern/Contemporary classes. * Classes will not perform in End-of-Year Showcases Krystyna, WI-CDYB456: 1/13-5/12, Sa, 1PM-2:30PM, 17 wks, $271 ($243.90) Cynthia: WI-CDYB453: 1/10-5/16, W, 4PM-5:30PM, 18 wks, $287 ($258.30)

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1ST - 5TH GRADE 1ST-2ND GRADE / ALL LEVELS

Contemporary Youth I

Donna Jo Harkrider Based on the philosophy that every person can and should dance, these classes focus on discovery and encourage play, structured improvisation, balance, and conditioning within a group of social peers. WI-CDYC15: 1/12-5/11, F, 4:30PM-5:30PM, 17 wks, $239 ($215.10) 3RD-5TH GRADE / ALL LEVELS

Contemporary Youth II

Donna Jo Harkrider

WI-CDYC22: 1/9-5/15, Tu, 4:30PM-5:30PM, 18 wks, $251 ($225.90) 5TH – 10TH GRADE / MUST BE PLACED BY THE INSTRUCTOR

Modern I

Monika Ivy Modern dance classes transform a dancer’s approach to movement, by introducing new movements, concepts, and principles. At the Lawrence Arts Center, students learn basic elements of the Limón technique, as well as other fundamental methods. WI-CDYM12: 1/9-5/15, Tu, 7PM-8PM, 18 wks, $251 ($225.90)

These classes culminate in the performance of The Lorax on March 9-10. Participation fees are included in tuition. Dancers who are interested in additional solo roles should attend the audition, which will be held on January 6. See more information on page 14.

2ND GRADE & UP / BEGINNER

Tap I

Donna Jo Harkrider

This class will focus on the basics and teach students fun rhythms and combinations. Consider enrolling in the preceding Ballet I class. WI-CDYT15: 1/12-5/11, F, 5:30PM-6:30PM, 16 wks, $202 ($181.80) 3RD GRADE & UP / INTERMEDIATE

Tap II

NEW CLASS! Pirates in Training Leah Towle Get out your pirate hats, swords, and boots! This class will cover the basics of being a pirate including simple stage combat, fancy pirate dance moves, and pirate vocabulary. That’s everything you need to know to join the crew! WI-AYZ146: 1/13-5/12, Sa, 11:30 AM-12:30 PM, 16 wks, $220 ($198) 4TH - 6TH GRADE

Jazz & Musical Theatre Dance I

Basic Acting I

Leah Towle

Basic Acting II

Leah Towle

In Basic Acting I, students will engage the voice, body, and imagination by participating in theatre exercises and games. Students will learn the fundamentals of stage acting: how to embody a character and build ensemble skills. WI-AYZ021: 1/8-5/7, Mo, 6PM-7PM, 16 wks, $220 ($198)

In Basic Acting II, students will engage the voice, body, and imagination by participating in intermediate level theatre exercises and games. Students will expand their knowledge of fundamental stage acting by learning to develop scene and monologue work. WI-AYZ136: 1/13-5/12, Sa, 10:30 AM-11:30 AM, 16 wks, $220 ($198)

Musical Theatre Singing & Performance I

Rachel Naughtin, Katherine Dick, Sadie Barbee

This class is grounded in Broadway vocal and performance techniques. Learn what you need to become a triple-threat or just sing and perform for fun! Consider enrolling in “Jazz & Musical Theatre Dance” for a complete musical theatre experience. Held at satellite location. WI-AYZ016: 1/13-5/12, Sa, 9:30 AM-10:30 AM, 16 wks, $200 ($180) 4TH - 6TH GRADES

Jeremy Ims Must have completed level I or have 2 years of prior training. Lessons will focus on identifying rhythmic patterns and structures, syncopation, counter rhythms, and call and response. Rudimentary tap dance sequences such as time-steps and more complex vocabulary are regularly rehearsed. WI-CDYT23: 1/10-5/16, W, 7PM-8PM, 18 wks, $226 ($203.40)

Jazz & Musical Theatre Dance I Monika Ivy This class focuses on Broadway moves and jazz technique. Become a triple-threat! Consider enrolling in a level/age appropriate ballet class. Held at satellite location. WI-AYZ046: 1/13-5/12, Sa, 10:30AM-11:30AM, 16 wks, $200 ($180)

5TH GRADE & UP / ADVANCED

4TH - 12TH GRADE

Tap III

Jeremy Ims This class is for advanced Tap dancers and will consist of syncopated rhythms, ear-training, precision sounds, and new vocabulary. WI-CDYT33: 1/10-5/16, W, 8PM-9PM, 18 wks, $226 ($203.40) 5TH GRADE & UP / ADVANCED

Tap IV

Donna Jo Harkrider

This class is for advanced Tap dancers and will consist of complicated and fun rhythms and new vocabulary. WI-CDYT45: 1/12-5/11, F, 6:30PM-7:30PM, 16 wks, $202 ($181.80)

School of Theatre & Music KINDERGARTEN - 3RD GRADE

Improv for Kids

Leah Towle Students will learn the basic rules of improvisation by participating in foundational theatrical exercises and games. Working together, students will explore the concept of “Yes,…and!” in a playful and fun environment. WI-AYZ156: 1/13-5/12, Sa, 12:30PM-1:30PM, 16 wks, $220 ($198)

LAC Ukulele Orchestra

Jennifer Bennett Work as a group to create comic, vibrant ukulele performances in an orchestral setting. We’ll sing and play pop, rock and vintage favorites, as well as write our own songs. You will need your own ukulele and to feel somewhat comfortable with strumming and basic chords. WI-AYZ013: 1/10-5/2, We, 6PM-7PM, 16 wks, $220 ($198) 5TH - 12TH GRADE

Introduction to Technical Theatre: The Wizard of Oz

Samaria Fleig

Join us for an exciting hands-on experience that will explore the fundamentals of technical theatre focusing on making The Wizard of Oz happen from behind the scenes. Students work with professional technician Samaria Fleig to build props, paint, learn sound, lights, stage management, and run the performances as crew members and crew chiefs. Weekly Monday Classes, 6-8:30PM: Jan 29, Feb 5, Feb 12, Feb 19 (4 wks) Tech Week: Feb 18-21, Performances: Feb. 22-25 & March 1-4 WI-AYZ031: 1/29-3/4, 6PM-8:30 PM, 4 wks, $100 ($90)

1ST - 5TH GRADE

NEW CLASS! Hands On! Storytelling & Puppetry Lavinia Roberts

Join us on a fantastic journey across the globe using puppetry. Students will create a puppet project each week inspired by folktales from around the world. WI-AYZ012: 1/9-5/1, Tu, 4PM-5PM, 16 wks, $220 ($198)

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classes for middle & high school students Your Future in the Arts:

Creative Youth Development HANDS-ON, REAL-WORLD ARTS-BASED PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES FOR MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS 3RD-12TH GRADE

Fierce Elements Dance Company

Rauly Dueñas Calling all Hip Hop dancers in 3rd-12th grade to audition for Fierce Elements Dance Co., the newest and freshest Hip Hop dance company to come to Lawrence, Kansas! Fierce Elements company members learn about and promote the foundations of Hip Hop culture, in addition to providing inspirational performances for the community. Applicants are accepted after attending a bi-annual audition. The next audition opportunity is January 13th. Check website for details. 6TH-9TH GRADE

Inventor Grrls

Olivia Hernández Conceive, invent, and make different projects with other young girl inventors in this Design/Build Workshop class. Make artwork and prototypes that involve expanded media, cutting edge technology, and experimental processes as you devise solutions to community problems as well as realize ideas and designs of their own. There is no limit beyond your imagination! WI-AYC613: 1/22-5/14, M, 3:30--6PM, 16 wks, $252, ($226.80) 6TH - 12TH GRADE

Lawrence Ballet Theatre

Cynthia Crews As the resident pre-professional ballet company of the Lawrence Arts Center, Lawrence Ballet Theatre (LBT) is one of the fourteen member companies that make up the prestigious Regional Dance America/MidStates. Under the direction of Artistic Director Cynthia Crews, Lawrence Ballet Theatre provides extensive training, performance opportunities and artistic experience to dancers seeking to develop expertise in preparation for a professional career in dance. Applicants are accepted after attending the annual company audition. Company auditions will be held on June 2. Check website for details. 8TH-12TH GRADE

PLAY12

Elizabeth Sullivan, Amanda Pintore, Sadie Barbee Play12 is the Lawrence Arts Center’s premiere youth performance company. The company consists of 8-12th graders who produce, create, and perform shows and events in various locations throughout Lawrence. Play12 meetings are Wednesdays from 5:30-7:30pm, and will run Jan 10-May 2. Held at satellite location. To be considered, email a letter of interest and resume to Sadie Barbee at sadie@lawrenceartscenter.org by January 3rd, 2018. 9TH-12TH GRADE

HANG12

This youth curatorial board that curates, produces, and installs monthly gallery shows for Final Friday exhibitions. HANG12 aims to create shows that highlight viewpoints and ideas important to youth within Lawrence by working with local artists, gallery and venue owners, and community professionals to install. If you are seeking a venue to express yourself, a way to connect with other artists, or real life experience in the art world, then please submit your artwork to HANG12.org. 9TH-12TH GRADE

stARTup

Neal Barbour Work on studio practices to make pieces for a solo exhibition while learning valuable entrepreneurial skills such as website development, grant and scholarship writing, show setup, pricing your art, talking to galleries, and more. Develop your future as an artist with professional guidance on practices from artists and specialists in the field. This is the continuation of the Fall session which culminates in a Final Friday solo show for each artist at a downtown gallery in Lawrence; email neal@lawrenceartscenter.org to inquire about becoming a part of next year’s cohort. WI-AYP933: 1/10-5/9,W, 16 wks, 3:30PM-6:30PM, $285, ($256.50)

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6TH - 9TH GRADE ART

Clay Sculpting

Andrew Cho Learn how to mold clay to form sculptures in this handbuilding class. Slab, coil, and hand form what your imagination sees. SP-AYC633B: 3/28-5/16, W, 2PM-4PM, 8 wks, $179 ($161.10)

Sketchbook Arts

Katie Aldritt Books come to life in this imaginative class that fills sketchbooks and journals with colorful imagery and writing. Fold, cut, bind, paint, draw, write--put your ideas down on paper. WI-AYG661: 1/20-3/10, Sa, 1PM-2:30PM, 8 wks, $136.5 ($122.85) SP-AYG661: 3/31-5/19, Sa, 1PM-2:30PM, 8 wks, $136.5 ($122.85)

Throw on the Wheel

Andrew Cho

In this class we will introduce wedging, centering, and throwing on the wheel. Starting with cylinders we will expand into making pots, cups, bowls, and and the skills you will need to take your clay work to the next level. Practice, practice, practice makes many clay pieces. WI-AYC633A: 1/17-3/7, W, 2PM-4PM, 8 wks, $179 ($161.10)

You Can Paint

Katie Alldritt Yes, you can paint. All it takes is some creative unlocking. Work to learn the basics of color mixing and paint techniques as you explore different paints materials. WI-AYD6923A: 1/22-3/12, M, 4PM-6PM, 8 wks, $136.5 ($122.85) SP-AYD6923B: 3/26-5/14, M, 4PM-6PM, 8 wks, $136.5 ($122.85) 6TH - 12TH GRADE

Darkroom Photography

Ann Dean Students will learn 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. SP-AYG643: 3/27-5/15, Tu, 4PM-5:30PM, 8 wks, $151 ($135.90)

Documentary Filmmaking

Alec Joler All skill levels are welcome as you learn how to storyboard, plan, and execute your documentary with the technical skills gleaned from hands on experience. Interview local sources, set up shots complete with lighting and sound, and finish it all in our editing suite. SP-AYD611A: 1/18-3/8, M, 4PM-6PM, 8 wks, $179 ($161.10)

Hand Drawn Animation

Brandon Keenan Bring your drawings to life. Use hand drawn illustration techniques to make your own short animation. WI-AYG622A: 1/18-3/8, Th, 4PM-6PM, 8 wks, $179 ($161.10)

School of Theatre & Music 4TH - 8TH GRADES

Basic Acting I

Leah Towle

Basic Acting II

Leah Towle

Musical Theatre Singing & Performance I, II, & III

Rachel Naughtin, Katherine Dick, Sadie Barbee

Classes are grounded in Broadway vocal and performance techniques. Learn what you need to become a triple-threat or just sing and perform for fun! Consider enrolling in “Jazz & Musical Theatre Dance” for a complete musical theatre experience. Held at satellite location. 4TH - 8TH GRADE MUSICAL THEATRE SINGING & PERFORMANCE I WI-AYZ016: 1/13-5/12, Sa, 9:30AM-10:30AM, 16 wks, $200 ($180) 4TH - 8TH GRADE MUSICAL THEATRE SINGING & PERFORMANCE II WI-AYZ026: 1/13-5/12, Sa, 10:30AM-11:30AM, 16 wks, $200 ($180) 8TH - 12TH GRADES MUSICAL THEATRE SINGING & PERFORMANCE III WI-AYZ036: 1/13-5/12, Sa, 11:30AM-12:30PM, 16 wks, $200 ($180)

Jazz & Musical Theatre Dance I

Monika Ivy This class focuses on Broadway moves and jazz technique. Become a triple-threat! Consider enrolling in a level/age appropriate ballet class. Held at satellite location. 4TH - 6TH GRADES JAZZ & MUSICAL THEATRE DANCE I WI-AYZ046: 1/13-5/12, Sa, 10:30AM-11:30AM, 16 wks, $200 ($180) 6TH - 12TH GRADES JAZZ & MUSICAL THEATRE DANCE II WI-AYZ056: 1/13-5/12, Sa, 11:30AM-1PM, 16 wks, $220 ($198) 6TH - 12TH GRADES JAZZ & MUSICAL THEATRE DANCE III WI-AYZ066: 1/13-5/12, Sa, 9AM-10:30AM, 16 wks, $220 ($198) 4TH - 12TH GRADES

Radical Printmaking Brandon Keenan LAC Ukulele Orchestra Power to the people! Use screenprint and other printmaking processes to create stickers, poster, patches, and t-shirts that use radical artwork to make people think. SP-AYG622B: 3/29-5/17, Th, 4PM-6PM, 8 wks, $179 ($161.10)

Short Feature Films

5TH - 12TH GRADES

Alec Joler All skill levels are welcome in this class that will bring you through all stages of making your very own short feature. Learn how to storyboard, plan, and shoot your feature along with the help of other students. SP-AYD611B: 3/29-5/17, Th, 4PM-6PM, 8 wks, $179 ($161.10)

Introduction to Technical Theatre: The Wizard of Oz

Samaria Fleig

Join us for an exciting exploration of the fundamentals of technical theatre focusing on making The Wizard of Oz happen from behind the scenes. Students work with professional technician Samaria Fleig to build props, paint, learn sound, lights, stage management, and run the performances as crew members and crew chiefs. Weekly Monday Classes, 6-8:30PM: Jan 29, Feb 5, Feb 12, Feb 19 (4 wks); Tech Week: Feb 18-21; Performances: Feb. 22-25 & March 1-4 WI-AYZ031: 1/29-3/4, , 6PM-8:30PM, 4 wks, $100 ($90)

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School of Dance

6TH-8TH GRADE / ALL LEVELS

Ballet I: Teens

Paige Comparato

This class introduces teens to ballet technique. Geared towards more mature learners who may have little experience with dance but understand concepts and can work toward self-correction. WI-CDYBT12: 1/9-5/15, Tu, 4PM-5PM, 18 wks, $226 ($203.40) 6TH-12TH GRADE / BEGINNER-INTERMEDIATE

Ballet II: Teens

Paige Comparato 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, and students should take Teen II until ready to join the regular sequential ballet program. WI-CDYBT24: 1/11-5/17, Th, 3:45PM-5PM, 18 wks, $249 ($224.10)

Contemporary Youth III

Monika Ivy Classes focus on discovery and encourage play, structured improvisation, balance, and conditioning within a group of social peers. WI-CDYC32: 1/9-5/15, Tu, 8PM-9PM, 18 wks, $251 ($225.90) 5TH – 10TH GRADE / MUST BE PLACED BY THE INSTRUCTOR

Modern I

Monika Ivy Modern dance classes transform a dancer’s approach to movement, by introducing new movements, concepts, and principles. Students learn basic elements of the Limón technique, as well as other fundamental methods. WI-CDYM12: 1/9-5/15, Tu, 7PM-8PM, 18 wks, $251 ($225.90) 7TH GRADE -12TH GRADE/ MUST BE PLACED BY THE INSTRUCTOR

Modern II

WI-CDYM22: 1/9-5/15, Tu, 7:30PM-8:30PM, 18 wks, $251 ($225.90)

Hanan Misko

5TH GRADE -12TH GRADE / INTERMEDIATE

Ballet IV & V *

Cynthia Crews, Krystyna Hilding

In addition to this class, students must also meet the requirements for their level and attend a either a non-combined Ballet IV or Ballet V class. At this level, students are encouraged to also enroll in Jazz I-II and Modern/Contemporary classes. *Classes will not perform in End-of-Year Showcases Cynthia: WI-CDYB453: 1/10-5/16, W, 4PM-5:30PM, 18 wks, $287 ($258.30) Krystyna: WI-CDYB456: 1/13-5/12, Sa, 1PM-2:30PM, 17 wks, $271 ($243.90)

6TH-12TH GRADE / ALL LEVELS

Pilates for Youth Dancers

6TH GRADE -12TH GRADE / INTERMEDIATE

Ballet V

Sara Felt

Paige Comparato, Cynthia Crews Four ballet classes a week are recommended at this level; three ballet classes a week are required. At this level, students are also encouraged to enroll in Pre/Beginning Pointe. Paige: WI-CDYB52: 1/9-5/15, Tu, 5PM-6:30PM, 18 wks, $287 ($258.30) Cindy: WI-CDYB54: 1/11-5/17, Th, 6PM-7:30PM, 18 wks, $287 ($258.30)

This basic Pilates mat class is appropriate for all dancers. Strengthen your core and balance your muscle development in order to create a lean, strong, and flexible body. Mats provided. WI-CDYPIL4: 1/11-5/17, Th, 5PM-6PM, 18 wks, $270 ($243)

6TH GRADE -12TH GRADE / MUST BE ENROLLED IN BOTH TUE/THU BALLET V & POINTE CLASSES

This class is for advanced Tap dancers and will consist of syncopated rhythms, ear-training, precision sounds, and new vocabulary. WI-CDYT33: 1/10-5/16, W, 8PM-9PM, 18 wks, $226 ($203.40)

Pre & Beginning Pointe

Paige Comparato, Cynthia Crews These classes focus on strengthening the body and using proper technique in preparation for the rigors of dancing en pointe. Students wear ballet slippers and until given approval to purchase and wear pointe shoes in class. Must enroll in both pointe classes and the preceding Ballet V or VI-VII technique classes. *Classes will not perform in End-of-Year Showcases Paige: WI-CDYBP2: 1/9-5/15, Tu, 6:30PM-7PM, 18 wks, $172 ($154.80) Cynthia: WI-CDYBP4: 1/11-5/17, Th, 7:30PM-8PM, 18 wks, $172 ($154.80)

Intermediate Pointe

Cynthia Crews, Krystyna Hilding

Must be enrolled in both Tue/Thu Ballet VI-VII & Pointe Classes. Students must demonstrate strength and proper use of technique in Pre & Beginning Pointe prior to entering this class. Cynthia: WI-CDYIP2: 1/9-5/15, Tu, 7PM-7:30PM, 18 wks, $172 ($154.80) Krystyna: WI-CDYIP4: 1/11-5/17, Th, 7:30PM-8PM, 18 wks, $172 ($154.80)

Cynthia Crews, Jerel Hilding, Krystyna Hilding

Four ballet classes a week are recommended; three are required. Students are encouraged to cross-train by enrolling in Pilates, Modern II, and Jazz II-III to become strong and diverse dancers. Cynthia: WI-CDYB671: 1/8-5/14, M, 6:15PM-7:45PM, 17 wks, $271 ($243.90) Cynthia: WI-CDYB672: 1/9-5/15, Tu, 5:30PM-7PM, 18 wks, $287 ($258.30) Krystyna: WI-CDYB674: 1/11-5/17, Th, 6PM-7:30PM, 18 wks, $287 ($258.30) Jerel: WI-CDYB676: 1/13-5/12, Sa, 12:15PM-1:45PM, 17 wks, $271 ($243.90) MUST BE PLACED BY AN INSTRUCTOR / ADVANCED

Ballet VII (on Pointe)

Cynthia Crews

Our highest level, four ballet classes a week are required. Students are encouraged to crosstrain by enrolling in Pilates, Modern II, and Jazz II-III to become strong and diverse dancers. WI-CDYB673: 1/10-5/16, W, 5:30PM-7PM, 18 wks, $287 ($258.30) MUST ALSO BE ENROLLED IN THE PRECEDING BALLET VII (WED) CLASS

Advanced Pointe/Variations

Cynthia Crews Students will learn ballet solos, duos, and trios from classical ballets and other choreographic works. WI-CDYVAP3: 1/10-5/16, W, 7PM-7:30PM, 18 wks, $172 ($154.80)

Jeremy Ims

5TH GRADE -12TH GRADE / ADVANCED

Tap IV

Donna Jo Harkrider

Class is for advanced Tap dancers and will consist of complicated and fun rhythms and new vocabulary. WI-CDYT45: 1/12-5/11, F, 6:30PM-7:30PM, 16 wks, $202 ($181.80) 3RD GRADE -12TH GRADE / COMPLETION OF LEVEL 1 OR PREVIOUS IRISH DANCE INSTRUCTION

Irish Dance II & III

Annie Stark Irish dancers will be introduced to some hard shoe dances, as well as step up the difficulty in the soft shoe. Held at satellite location. WI-CDYID231: 1/8-5/14, M, 6:30PM-7:30PM, 17 wks, $214 ($192.60) 5TH GRADE -12TH GRADE / COMPLETION OF LEVEL 2 OR PREVIOUS IRISH DANCE INSTRUCTION

ADVANCED/MUST BE PLACED BY AN INSTRUCTOR

Ballet VI & VII

5TH GRADE -12TH GRADE / ADVANCED

Tap III

Irish Dance III

Annie Stark

Hip Hop II/III

Rauly Dueñas It’s Time To Get Funky! In this class, you will learn some street moves mixed with different Funk styles. Bring your knee pads! This class combines Hip Hop II and Hip Hop III. Held at satellite location. WI-CDYHH233: 1/10-5/16, W, 5PM-6PM, 18 wks, $226 ($203.40) 5TH GRADE -12TH GRADE

Jazz III

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adult + child classes & youth workshops Special Workshops for Youth

Adult + Child

AGES 8+

AGES 2-3 YEARS + ADULT

Coloring Outside the Lines

Linda Reimond This child/adult class sets the stage for 2- or 3-year-olds to explore the arts with their favorite grown up. Paint, sing, print, and play in this hands-on atmosphere. WI-APC-1a: 1/12-2/9, F, 9:30AM-10:30AM, 5 wks, $82.5 ($74.25) WI-APC-1b: 1/12-2/9, F, 10:45AM-11:45AM, 5 wks, $82.5 ($74.25) SP-APC-2a: 3/30-4/20, F, 9:30AM-10:30AM, 4 wks, $66 ($59.40) SP-APC-2b: 3/30-4/20, F, 10:45AM-11:45AM, 4 wks, $66 ($59.40) SP-APC-3a: 4/27-5/11, F, 9:30AM-10:30AM, 3 wks, $48 ($43.20) SP-APC-3b: 4/27-5/11, F, 10:45AM-11:45AM, 3 wks, $48 ($43.20)

NEW! Play Lab: Dot Amanda Pintore Join us for our new play lab series, a research-based space for very young children and their caregivers to create with artists. This session we will focus on dancing and painting to inspire the choreography for an original spring performance, Dot. Caregivers will join their children in improvised movement and painting with brushes and hands. All sessions will be recorded. WI-AYZ126: 2/10-2/24, Sa, 9AM-10AM, 3 wks, $30 ($27)

Leah Towle Using famous scenes from Shakespeare, experiment with acting in different types of theatres. Change your movements and habits to adapt to both unexpected and traditional theatrical settings. WI-AYZ226: 2/17, Sa, 2PM-5PM, $30 ($27)

How to Make Your Audition Stronger: Summer Youth Theatre

Amanda Pintore

Join us for our new play lab series, a research-based space for very young children and their caregivers to create with artists. This session we will focus on dancing and painting to inspire the choreography for an original spring performance, Dot. Caregivers will join their children in improvised movement and painting with brushes and hands. All sessions will be recorded. No class on January 27. WI-AYZ116: 1/13-2/3, Sa, 9AM-10AM, 3 wks, $30 ($27) K–5TH GRADE + ADULT

Family Pottery

Andrew Cho Parents and children work together to make imaginative clay projects on the wheel and with their hands. Enrollment fee covers one parent and one child. WI-AYC196: 1/20-3/10, Sa, 9AM-10:30AM, 8 wks, $179 ($161.10) SP-AYC196: 3/31-5/19, Sa, 9AM-10:30AM, 8 wks, $179 ($161.10)

Sadie Barbee

This workshop prepares 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. SP-AYZ216: 3/31, Sa, 2PM-5PM, $30 ($27)

Lawrence Dance Intensive 12-18 YEARS OLD

Summer Ballet 2018

AGES 4 – 5 + ADULT

NEW! Play Lab: Dot

Shakespeare in Space

June 4-15, 2018

A collaboration between the Lawrence Arts Center and the University of Kansas Department Of Theatre and Dance, this two-week ballet intensive provides dancers with world class instruction by accomplished faculty, guest artists, and choreographers. Full Intensive students have the option of staying in dormitories on KU’s beautiful campus. Students must be between the ages of 12-18 years old, and are dancing at an Intermediate/Advanced level with at least two years of prior dance experience to apply. See page 14 for merit scholarship audition dates and visit the School of Dance website for more information. FULL INTENSIVE: Mon-Fri, June 4-15, 9:00AM-4:00PM, 2 wks Tuition without housing: $625, SU-DYLDIFC Tuition with housing (includes meals and linens): $1,500, SU-DYLDIF HALF INTENSIVE: Mon-Fri, June 4-8, 9:00AM-2:30PM, 1 wks Tuition (housing only available for Full Intensive): $375,SU-DYLDIH Enroll by 3/31 to receive a free t-shirt and receive a 10% discount off tuition

NEW CLASS! Family Drawing Andrew Cho Parents and children have fun drawing together! Get creative as you explore conte crayon, pencil, ink, marker, charcoal and more. Enrollment covers one adult and one child. WI-AYF144: 1/18-3/8, W, 4:30PM-6PM, 8 wks, $179 ($161.10) SP-AYF144: 3/29-5/17, W, 4:30PM-6PM, 8 wks, $179 ($161.10)

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auditions & showcases AGES OF 12-18 YEARS BY THE START OF THE INTENSIVE / DANCING AT AN INTERMEDIATE/ ADVANCED LEVEL WITH AT LEAST TWO YEARS OF PRIOR DANCE EXPERIENCE

Scholarship Auditions for Lawrence Dance Intensive: Summer Ballet 2018

Saturday, January 27, 11-1PM (University of Kansas, Robinson Center) Sunday, March 11, 2:30-4:30PM (Lawrence Arts Center, Studio 206) Audition registration opens 30 minutes prior to audition time. About the Lawrence Dance Intensive: Summer Ballet 2018: Intensive is held on the KU campus from June 4-15. Dancers seeking a merit scholarship should attend this audition or submit an audition via video link. More information on scholarships, financial aid, and the intensive can be found on the School of Dance website. Only partial scholarships will be awarded.

Cinderella Auditions

AGES 1ST-12TH GRADE

The Lorax Auditions

MUST CURRENTLY BE ENROLLED IN BALLET IV-VII TO AUDITION

Directed by Paige Comparato

Saturday, January 6, 11:30PM-2:30PM Rehearsals: Sundays, January 27-March 4, 2-5pm with potential Saturday evening rehearsals See website for audition time slots by age. Please arrive 30 minutes prior to audition time in appropriate dance attire and ready to move. With beauty and humor, Cinderella retells the tale of overcoming unfortunate circumstances to realize remarkable fortune. Danced to the score composed by Sergei Prokofiev, a kindhearted Cinderella is oppressed by her ridiculous step sisters, but with the help of the fairies, especially her fairy godmother, Cinderella defiantly attends the royal ball where an adventure ensues and dreams come true. Registration to participate is required: WI-DYSB $130 ($117)

Directed by Eleanor Goudie-Averill

About Carmine Ballere Scholarship: 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 Little Movers class per week.

Audition Date: Saturday, January 6, 9:30AM Rehearsals: Dancers enrolled in Contemporary I-III and Modern I-II classes will rehearse during their class time. Lead roles will rehearse outside of class time. This is an audition for lead roles only. Dancers in Contemporary I-III and Modern I-II classes are automatically cast in this production. Dancers who would like a leading role, to be rehearsed outside of class, should attend the audition time listed. Please arrive 20 minutes prior to audition time in appropriate dance attire and ready to move. The Lorax, “who speaks for the trees,” is a famed fable by Dr. Seuss. The story follows a young boy as he listens to the tale of the Lifted Lorax and a factory that kept on “biggering” by chopping down the colorful Truffula forest, as told by the ancient Once-ler. With delightful designs by Juniper Tangpuz, and artistic direction by Eleanor GoudieAverill, the story will show us what might happen UNLESS…

3RD-12TH GRADE

THE LORAX AND CINDERELLA ARE PERFORMAED AS A DOUBLE FEATURE ON MARCH 9 & 10!

Scholarship Auditions for Carmine Ballere Sunday, March 11, 2:30-4:30PM (Lawrence Arts Center, Studio 206) Audition registration opens 30 minutes prior to audition time.

Fierce Elements Dance Company Auditions

Rauly Dueñas

Applicants are accepted after attending a bi-annual audition. Next Audition opportunity is January 13th. Check website for details. Calling all Hip Hop dancers in 3rd-12th grade to audition for Fierce Elements Dance Co., the newest and freshest Hip Hop dance company to come to Lawrence, Kansas! Fierce Elements company members learn about and promote the foundations of Hip Hop culture, in addition to providing inspirational performances for the community. CALLING ACTORS, SINGERS, AND DANCERS AGES 8 AND UP!

The Wizard of Oz Auditions

Directed by Amanda Pintore

Saturday, January 6: 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM Callback Auditions: 2:30PM: Sunday, January 7 Rehearsals: Thursday, Jan. 11th-February 21st The Arts Center is delighted to announce L. Frank Baum’s The Wonderful Wizard of Oz will be presented this coming Spring! Join us for a totally new twist on this classic musical, re-imagined in an exciting new design, 1920’s style. A local production with lots of heart, it will be a wondrous evening of enchanting music, stunning choreography, and sensational performances. See website for time slots by age and other information you need to know! Performances on February 22, 23, 24, 25, March 1, 2, 3, 4 CALLING ALL ACTORS, DANCERS AND SINGERS , GRADES 1ST-12TH!

Summer Youth Theatre Auditions

Auditions: Sunday, April 29 Callbacks: April 30 & May 1 Summer Youth Theatre is a performance-based theatre art program for 1st-12th graders. Professional directors, choreographers, musicians, and theatre technicians work 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! Check website for show titles and details. STRENGTHEN YOUR AUDITION IN THE “HOW TO MAKE YOUR AUDITION STRONGER: SUMMER YOUTH THEATRE” WITH SADIE BARBEE ON MARCH 31ST! DETAILS ONLINE AND ON PAGE 13. BALLET DANCERS AGES 1ST-12TH GRADE

PERFORMERS AGE 18 & UP

Audition Call for Dot

Audition Date: Tuesday, December 12 6-9pm Rehearsal Dates: January 8-April 4 Performance Dates: April 5-8 The Arts Center is seeking movers, dancers, and performers who are interested in creating an original dance performance for very young children ages 2-5. Performers will explore how children move their bodies when they create art and then develop a performance directly inspired by the movement and artistry of children ages 2-5. The performance itself will involve dancing, painting on stage, live music, and moments of interaction with audiences. Prior experience or interest in working with very young children is preferred, but not mandatory. Please arrive 20 minutes prior to audition time in appropriate dance attire and ready to move. For more information please contact Amanda Pintore at amanda@lawrenceartscenter.org

School of Dance End-of-Year Showcases May 18 | 5:30PM, 7:30PM, May 19 | 9:30AM, 12PM, 5:30PM, 7:30PM Celebrate what our students have accomplished with these annual performances by the School of Dance. Youth students are required to confirm their participation in End-of-Year Showcases by Saturday, February 3. Registration includes two free tickets for any showcase. Tickets will be available for pick-up in March 2018 prior to tickets going on sale in April. Additional general admission tickets, $7. WI-DSODS: $15 (deadline for participation registration is February 3)

Musical Theatre Showcase

Sunday, May 6th | 6PM Join the School of Theatre & Music for our End of Year Musical Theatre Showcase! This event features musical theatre voice, dance, and performance students, directed by Rachel Naughtin, Sadie Barbee, Katherine Dick, and Monika Ivy. Come celebrate the growth and achievement of the Musical Theatre Program! Suggested Donation: $5

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MA JOR PERFORMING ARTS SPONSORS

O’Connor Company, Inc– Piller Family Foundation

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Robert & Karen Gould Family

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Harrison Family Fund at the Douglas County Community Foundation

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adult education Special Workshops NEW CLASS! The Next Steps: Applications for Artists

Artist Inc. Facilitators

This artist to artist professional development workshop is geared towards those looking for opportunities to advance their careers. Each week will focus on a different topic as we work towards refining application materials for maximum impact. From sharpening your artist statement to selecting great work samples- artists of all disciplines are invited to join us for this “deep dive”. WI-AART051: 1/29-3/5, M, 6 wks, 6:30 - 8:30PM, $130 ($117)

Moods of Poetry

Denise Low Celebrate Poetry Month with a workshop for veteran poets, beginners, and readers of poetry. This workshop explains how to fit emotional energy to verse. Students will examine examples and write drafts in class. Optional sharing and critiques. The class includes the book Moods in Poetry: A Guidebook for Writers. SP-AAW036: 4/28, Sa, 1PM-4PM, 1 wks, $45 ($40.50)

Monday Night Mixers 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!

Six Words & Sauvignon

Molly Krause Sipping with Six Words - Put on your writer’s hat and join in the Six Word Memoir movement! WI-AAMW11: 1/22, M, 6:30PM-8:30PM, $60 ($54)

Stage Combat for Couples

Eric Palmquist

This introduction to stage fighting will a focus on trips, falls, punches, slaps, and other hand to hand combat… and how to do this all safely. WI-AAMP21: 2/12, M, 6:30PM-8:30PM, $60 ($54)

St. Patty’s Sip & Sing

Jennifer Bennett

Irish drinking songs paired with a ukulele. What’s not to love? WI-AAMP31: 3/12, M, 5:30PM-7:30PM, $60 ($54)

Pinot and Paint: Abstraction

Louis Copt

Create your own Rothko-esque painting in this delightful evening with Louis. SP-MNMP11: 4/16, M, 5:30PM-7:30PM, $60 ($54)

Brews with a Fuse: glass fusing

Shanna Wagner Do you love to melt things? Us too! Learn simple glass fusing techniques and create small pendants, key chains, wine glass charms or coasters. SP-MNMJ21: 5/21, M, 5:30PM-7:30PM, $60 ($54)

ADU LT E D U C ATION S PONS OR S

The Strid Family Elizabeth Schultz Environmental Fund

The Hankins Foundation

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Ceramics Beginning Handbuilding

Shiyuan Xu 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. SP-AAC023: 3/28-5/16, W, 7PM-9PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)

1st Time Potter

Jason Woolery, Antonio Martinez, Andrew Cho, Adam Meistrell

Learn the basics of wedging, centering, wheel throwing and trimming and glazing while making objects like cylinders, mugs, bowls, and plates. Jason: WI-AAC011: 1/22-3/12, M, 7:00PM-9:00PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50) Antonio : WI-AAC012: 1/16-3/6, Tu, 5:30PM-7:30PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50) Andrew: WI-AAC016: 1/20-3/10, Sa, 10:30AM-12:30PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50) Antonio: SP-AAC012: 3/27-5/15, Tu, 7:30PM-9:30PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50) Adam: SP-AAC015: 3/30-5/18, F, 10AM-12PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50) Andrew : SP-AAC016: 3/31-5/19, Sa, 10:30AM-12:30PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)

Clay + Print = Awesome

Shiyuan Xu & Michael Benedetti See how printmaking methods can enhance your ceramic surfaces. Using screen printing techniques, you will learn how to image transfer onto your work and be introduced to different types of image generation. WI-AAC022: 1/18-3/8, Th, 5PM-7PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)

NEW CLASS! Handbuilt Function Adam Meistrell Learn how to design paper stencils to create and fold functional forms out of clay. The stencils will also be used to explore surface techniques. WI-AAC025: 1/19-3/9, F, 10AM-12PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)

Ceramics Revolution

Hollie Rice

Fresh, new and alternative approaches to working with clay are explored in this experimental class. All levels welcome! WI-AAC024: 1/18-3/8, Th, 7PM-9PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50) SP-AAC024: 3/29-5/17, Th, 7PM-9PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)

NEW CLASS! Majolica Andrew Cho Explore this lowfire glaze technique thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s perfect for paintings and patterns. WI-AAC026: 1/20-3/10, Sa, 2:30PM-4:30PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)

Returning Potter

Andrew Cho Expands on existing skills, refine techniques, and develop more complex forms made with parts. SP-AAC026: 3/31-5/19, Sa, 2:30PM-4:30PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)

Paperclay

Shiyuan Xu Explore the possibilities of paperclay in the ceramics studio. Students will gain hands on experience preparing paperclay, various construction methods, as well as learning decoration techniques. WI-AAC023: 1/17-3/7, W, 7PM-9PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)

NEW CLASS! From Nature to Clay Shiyuan Xu Nature provides infinite inspirations for people to create artworks. Students will explore forms, textures, surface and content based on natural elements to create either functional or sculptural pieces. SP-AAC021: 3/26-5/14, M, 5:30PM-7:30PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50) NEW CLASS! Ceramic Sculpture

with found objects

Jennifer Doores This is the usual open-ended sculpture class where anything goes, with a special option : instruction in ways to incorporate found objects into figurative sculpture (human or animal). SP-AAC032: 3/27-5/15, Tu, 5:30PM-7:30PM, 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 and classes have studio right-of-way. WI-AAC057: 1/16-3/10, M-Sa, 9AM-9PM, 8 wks, $210 ($189) SP-AAC057: 3/26-5/19, M-Sa, 9AM-9PM, 8 wks, $210 ($189)

Drawing & Painting Beginning Drawing

Andrew Cho, Ken Bini

This class focuses on training the eye and hand to translate imagery from the real world to marks on a page. Andrew: WI-AAD012: 1/16-3/6, Tu, 5:30PM-7PM, 8 wks, $150 ($135) Ken: SP-AAD012: 3/26-5/14, M, 7PM-8:30PM, 8 wks, $150 ($135)

Imaginative Drawing

Lora Jost A beginning-level drawing class using traditional and unorthodox drawing techniques like doodling, sketching, and expansive mark-making methods, for creating inventive drawings. WI-AAD031: 1/22-3/12, M, 6:30PM-8:30PM, 8 wks, $190 ($171)

NEW CLASS! Drawing Stories Lora Jost This beginning-level class will use drawing and visual note-taking to explore place, experience, memory, and imagination towards storyboarding for comics or graphic novels. SP-AAD021: 3/26-5/14, M, 6:30PM-8:30PM, 8 wks, $190 ($171) NEW CLASS! Experimental Drawing Kent Smith Explore a wide range of drawing media and experimental approaches to drawing in this class. Students will experiment with mark making, abstraction, drawing with appendages, and collaboration in an attempt to create their own visual vocabulary. Open to all levels. SP-AAD033: 3/28-5/16, W, 7PM-8:30PM, 8 wks, $155 ($139.50)

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. WI-AAD024: 1/18-3/8, Th, 7PM-9:30PM, 8 wks, $210 ($189) SP-AAD024: 3/29-5/17, Th, 7PM-9:30PM, 8 wks, $210 ($189)

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. WI-AAD117: 1/21-3/11, Su, 1PM-3PM, 8 wks, $190 ($171) SP-AAD117: 3/25-5/20, Su, 1PM-3PM, 8 wks, $190 ($171)

Introduction to Painting

Jason Romanishin Exploring the creation of oil paintings, using sketching, drawing and other explorative media. WI-AAP012: 1/16-3/6, Tu, 7:30PM-9:30PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50) SP-AAP012: 3/27-5/15, Tu, 7:30-9:30PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)

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. WI-AAP026: 1/20-3/10, Sa, 10AM-12PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50) SP-AAP026: 3/31-5/19, Sa, 10AM-12PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)

Non-Representational Painting

Ken Bini

This class is designed to engage the student in various forms of abstract painting techniques through the introduction of many artists from across history working in this vein. All levels welcome. WI-AAP013: 1/17-3/7, W, 7PM-9PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)

Watercolor Fast & Loose

John Hulsey This course is for any painters who want to explore the expressive qualities of watercolor and build confidence with the medium. We will concentrate on making beautiful paintings from loose, expressive strokes and colorful washes. *Please note, a list of additional supplies needed will be emailed upon enrollment in this class. SP-AAP022: 3/27-5/15, Tu, 5PM-7PM, 8 wks, $210 ($189)

Open Studio: Oil Media w/ Louis

Louis Copt

This open studio is for self-directed students and artists of all skill levels working with oil based media who seek lively discussion, individual guidance, and an occasional demonstration. SP-AAP032: 3/27-5/15, Tu, 10AM-12PM, 8 wks, $230 ($207)

Open Studio: Water Media w/ Louis

Louis Copt This open studio is for self-directed students and artists of all skill levels working with water media who seek lively discussion, individual guidance, and an occasional demonstration. SP-AAP031: 3/26-5/14, M, 10AM-12PM, 8 wks, $230 ($207)

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Creative Writing Metals, Jewelry & Glass NEW CLASS! Writing: Kick-Start Your Practice Mary Wharff Beginning Metalsmithing Bailey Marable, Carly Kimbrough No matter what type of writing you do, here’s a chance to get inspired and practice. During the first hour, you’ll get a prompt, write about it in a form you like, and then, share it out loud (if you want to). During the second hour, we’ll do it all again! WI-AAW023: 1/17-3/7, W, 6PM-8PM, 8 wks, $165 ($148.50)

This course will provide an introduction to basic metalsmithing skills like sawing, sanding, filing, soldering, and setting a stone. Bailey: WI-AAJ014: 1/18-3/8, Th, 7PM-9PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50) Carly: SP-AAJ012: 3/27-5/15, Tu, 6PM-8PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)

Screenwriting

Marlo Angell Learn & explore the fundamentals of writing a screenplay such as character, dialogue, and plot structure. Bring an existing idea or create a new one while working in a supportive and collaborative workshop setting. WI-AAW012: 1/16-3/6, Tu, 7PM-9PM, 8 wks, $165 ($148.50)

Jewelry Design

Jump Start Your Novel

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 & have supplies available for purchase. WI-AAJ053: 1/17-3/7, W, 5:30PM-7PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50) SP-AAJ053: 3/28-5/16, W, 5:30PM-7PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)

Molly Krause Get the ideas brewing in your head onto the page! Wherever you are in the process, join us to examine the choices every writer has when facing the blank page. We’ll explore topics such as plot, characters, point of view and setting. WI-AAW016: 2/24, Sa, 1PM-5PM, 1 wk, $38 ($34.20)

NEW CLASS! So You Want to Blog Molly Krause Bring your laptop and we’ll look at popular blogs as examples. The practical and theoretical issues will be discussed. SP-AAW032: 3/27, Tu, 5:30PM-7:30PM, 1 wk, $28 ($25.20) NEW CLASS! Writing Plot: What’s Going On? Mary Wharff A good story needs a good plot. In this class, we’ll explore conventional and innovative ways to use dreams, stakes, triggers and troubles to enliven your writing and engage your readers. SP-AAW013: 3/28-5/16, W, 6PM-8PM, 8 wks, $165 ($148.50)

Fiber & Textile Arts Felting

Traci Bunkers

Learn how to create colorful two-dimensional and sculptural, felted items out of wool using the wet felting technique. Embellishing the finished pieces with decorative stitching and needle felting will also be covered. No experience necessary. WI-AAF014: 1/18-3/8, Th, 7PM-9PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)

Sewing Fundamentals

Jill Stueve In this class you will learn about textiles through feel and burn tests, sketch fashion outfits, create a pattern, cut, and sew your own garment. All skill levels welcome. SP-AAF012: 3/29-5/17, Th, 7PM-9PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)

NEW CLASS! Sculpting Fabric Liza MacKinnon Learn up to 12 different traditional and modern 3-d fabric manipulations. Basic sewing skills recommended. Leave this class flush with the skills and samples to embellish your home, your art and even yourself. SP-AAX011: 3/26-5/14, M, 6:30PM-8:30PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)

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Rachael Sudlow Learn how to make rings, earrings & pendants in silver & copper using techniques from soldering to stone setting. WI-AAJ023: 1/17-3/7, W, 7PM-9PM, 8 wks, $210 ($189) SP-AAJ023: 3/28-5/16, W, 7PM-9PM, 8 wks, $210 ($189)

Stained Glass

Shanna Wagner

Explore fundamental stained glass techniques while creating unique pieces in one of the most precious and revered mediums in the decorative arts. WI-AAJ036: 1/20-3/10, Sa, 9AM-11AM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50) SP-AAJ046: 3/31-5/19, Sa, 9AM-11AM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)

Photo & Digital Media Darkroom Photography

Jason Romanishin

Learn the fundamentals of darkroom photography from processing film to developing prints. WI-AAH014: 1/18-3/8, Th, 7PM-9PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50) SP-AAH014: 3/29-5/17, Th, 7PM-9PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)

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. WI-AAL011: 2/5-3/12, M, 7PM-9PM, 6 wks, $130 ($117) SP-AAL011: 3/26-5/14, M, 7PM-9PM, 8 wks, $165 ($148.50)

NEW CLASS! Photoshop for Artists John Hulsey Photoshop is a powerful tool for artists when it comes to correcting or manipulating photos that they can use for painting reference. This in-depth survey will cover fast and easy ways to repaint your photos to reflect your artistic vision. In Plain English- no tech jargon. WI-AAL022: 1/16-3/6, Tu, 5:30PM-7:30PM, 8 wks, $190 ($171)

Stop Motion Animation

Olivia Hernández

This class will explore stop techniques as students work collaboratively to produce a short animation. SP-AAL013: 3/28-5/16, W, 6PM-8PM, 8 wks, $165 ($148.50)

adult education Printmaking Beginning Printmaking

Tonja Torgerson, Michael Benedetti Learn the basics of all forms of traditional and contemporary printmaking processes, including but not limited to; relief, silkscreen, intaglio, monotype, and collagraph. Tonja: WI-AAT011: 1/22-3/12, M, 5:30PM-7:30PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50) Michael: SP-AAT014: 3/29-5/17, Th, 5PM-7PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)

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Michael Benedetti This course will explore Japanese hand-printing (Moku Hanga), Western press-and-brayer style, and everything in between. We will look at the history of these processes as well as printmaking artists who utilize both styles. WI-AAT032: 1/16-3/6, Tu, 5:30PM-7:30PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)

Monoprint

Eliza Bullock

Create one-of-a-kind works with this highly forgiving and flexible printmaking process. This class will explore different methods of image making while learning how to incorporate collage, drawing, chine collé and other techniques. All levels welcome! SP-AAT016: 3/30-5/18, F, 10AM-12PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)

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Tim O’Brien

Learn how to set metal type by hand and print your own stationery in a great studio. WI-AAT024: 1/18-3/8, Th, 7PM-9PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50) SP-AAT024: 3/29-5/17, Th, 7:30PM-9:30PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)

NEW CLASS! Screenprinting Structures

Alicia Kelly

Exploring the screen printing process alongside basic paper folding and cutting techniques, this class focuses on experimenting with printed paper templates that will be folded, cut and assembled to create multiple structures or a one-of-a-kind paper sculpture. WI-AAX012: 1/16-3/6, Tu, 6:30PM-8:30PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)

NEW CLASS! Print to 3D Michael Benedetti Students will explore the potential of combining three dimensional construction and printmaking in order to create sculptural forms. Screenprinting and relief printmaking will be introduced and students will learn how these processes can be used to engage space using paper, cardboard, plywood, and found objects. SP-AAT022: 3/27-5/15, Tu, 5:30PM-7:30PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)

Clay + Print = Awesome Shiyuan Xu & Michael Benedetti See how printmaking methods can enhance your ceramic surfaces. Using screen printing techniques, you will learn how to image transfer onto your work and be introduced to different types of image generation. WI-AAC022: 1/18-3/8, Th, 5PM-7PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50) Steamroller Relief Printmaking

Tonja Torgerson Students enrolled in this class will create large scale woodcuts. To conclude the 8 week session, students will meet on the street on the day of the Art Tougeau Parade, to print using a steamroller. SP-AAT021: 3/26-5/14, M, 5:30PM-7:30PM, 8 wks, $190 ($171)

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. WI-AAT057: 1/16-3/10, M-Sa, 9AM-9PM, 8 wks, $210 ($189) SP-AAT057: 3/26-5/19, M-Sa, 9AM-9PM, 8 wks, $210 ($189)

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Learn to make books! Students will successfully build multiple book forms; from simple to cloth-covered hard-bound, and exposed stitch to soft leather binding. WI-AAX013: 1/17-3/7, W, 6:30PM-8:30PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)

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 and techniques. SP-AAX012: 3/27-5/15, Tu, 6:30PM-8:30PM, 8 wks, $175 ($157.50)

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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. Hope: WI-CDAB11: 1/8-5/14, M, 7:45PM-9PM, 17 wks, $235 ($211.50)

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Paige Comparato For students who have at least 1 year of prior ballet training. Paige: WI-CDAB14: 1/11-5/17, Th, 11AM-12:15PM, 18 wks, $249 ($224.10)

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This class is an intermediate-Advanced level class. WI-CDAB234: 1/11-5/17, Th, 9:45AM-11AM, 18 wks, $249 ($224.10)

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Rauly Dueñas 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 & funk flavor you need. Held at satellite location. WI-CDAHH2: 1/9-5/15, Tu, 6PM-7PM, 18 wks, $226 ($203.40)

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Monika Ivy Emphasizes classic jazz styles and builds strength and flexibility. Held at: Eagles Lodge,1803 W 6th St, Lawrence, KS 66044 WI-CDAJ4: 1/11-5/17, Th, 8PM-9PM, 18 wks, $226 ($203.40)

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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. WI-CDAT4: 1/11-5/17, Th, 8PM-9PM, 18 wks, $226 ($203.40)

Pilates for Adults Ashley Sandefur Strengthen, stretch, and balance your body and benefit your mind by experiencing the movements of Pilates. Mats provided. WI-CDAP13: 1/10-2/28, W, 9:40AM-10:30AM, 8 wks, $120 ($108) SP-CDAP13: 3/21-5/9, W, 9:40AM-10:30AM, 8 wks, $120 ($108) Zumba Funk Fitness

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Ditch the workout and join the party! Come dance, shout, smile and sweat. This Zumba DanceFitness class will have you dancing and burning calories to Latin and World rhythms! Held at satellite location. WI-CDAZF3: 1/10-5/16, W, 6PM-7PM, 18 wks, $226 ($203.40)

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Need more fun in your life? Want a space where being silly is approved? Come play classic theatre and comedy tv games that tease your brain and challenge your spontaneity. Expand your comfort zone in a class that is the opposite of serious. WI-AAZ014: 1/11-5/3, Th, 6PM-7PM, 16 wks, $220 ($198)

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