The Art School Fall 2012 Catalogue by Matt Hoggle

Laguna Gloria 3809 W. 35th Street Austin, TX 78703 The Jones Center 700 Congress Avenue Austin, TX 78701

FALL 2012 August 8

Member Registration

August 10

Public Registration [Online/mail/phone)

September 15

Semester Begins

November 21–25

Thanksgiving Break, No Classes

January 2–4

Winter Break Classes & End of Semester

Cover art: Drive By film still, © Nick Cave, James Prinz Photography, 2010. Courtesy of the artist and Jack Shainman Gallery, New York

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The Art School at Laguna Gloria 3809 W. 35th Street Austin, TX 78703

SPRING2012 2012 Gain inspiration from the art on view by Nick Cave! FALL

Short-term classes to fit all schedules and budgets Friendly course counseling Fast registration: www.amoa-arthouse.org/artschool P 512.323.6380 F 512.458.1571

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AMOA-ARTHOUSE

On November 1, 2011, Austin Museum of Art (AMOA) and Arthouse at the Jones Center (Arthouse) merged into a single museum, with two architectually significant locations including Laguna Gloria on the shores of Lake Austin and The Jones Center downtown.

Photo © Michael Moran

MISSION STATEMENT: The museum provides rich environments for a wide range of audiences to investigate and experience excellence in modern and contemporary art. The museum accomplishes this through innovative exhibitions, education, interpretative programs and direct access to the creative process.

SPECIAL LECTURE SERIES: BIRDS IN ART

The Art School is pleased to offer this series by a prominent figure in the birding community. Expand your understanding and appreciation of how birds have figured in art beginning with prehistoric markings on cave walls progressing all the way to the sophisticated illustrations found in current field guides for today’s bird watchers. Just back from a round-the-world birding program, Robin will explore the rich texture of our appreciation of birds in Western painting and poetry, as well as take time to observe and discuss species in the grounds of Laguna Gloria.

Dr. Robin Doughty 6 classes Sept 25–Oct 30 (Tues) 6pm–7:30pm $100 (Members: $90) ROBIN DOUGHTY: Professor Emeritus UT/Austin, has authored ten books, mostly about birds. He is interested in the history of wild animal use and conservation, and his most recent co-authored work, The Albatross and The Fish (UT Press, 2011), received a forward from HRH Prince Charles.

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Laguna Gloria 3809 W. 35th Street Austin, TX 78703

The Jones Center 700 Congress Avenue Austin, TX 78701

TABLE Of cOnTEnTS Fall Semester Starts September 15th ADULT drAwing ............................................4–5 pAinting ............................................5–7 wAtercolor ...................................... 7–8 collAge & MosAics ...............................8 cerAMics & sculpture ...............................9 glAss & Jewelry ..................................... 10 photogrAphy & digitAl Arts................ 10–11 printMAking & speciAl workshops ..... 12 cHiLDrEn AnD TEEnS pArent And child ............................... 13 hoMeschool ....................................... 13 Age 4–5 .............................................. 13 Age 6–8 .............................................. 14 Age 9–11 ............................................. 14 Age 9–14 ............................................. 14 Age 12–14 ........................................... 15 winter breAk clAsses ........................ 15 upcoMing exhibitions ........................ 16 exhibition educAtion ......................... 17 fAculty bios ...................................... 18 registrAtion forM ............................. 19

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DrAWing

BASIC PRINCIPLES: ART START

Get a hands-on guided tour of line drawing, painting and collage, step-by-step with all supplies provided! Grasp the design and composition principles that lie beneath all art: line, color, texture and values. Enjoy a demo at the start of each class, then receive oneon-one help. Learn the basic skills needed to create great work in any medium.

1102 Nancy Griffith 4 classes Sept 17–Oct 8 (Mon) 9am-12pm $149 (Members: $134) and $25 supply fee 1102 Linda Montignani 4 classes Sept 27–Oct 25 (Thur) 6pm-9pm *No class Oct 11 $149 (Members: $134) and $25 supply fee

DRAwING: THE BASICS Learn to draw now! Practice with a new drawing medium each week in this short course. Enjoy drawing success in the very first class. Refine your technique as we focus on still life and found objects in a supportive environment for beginners. You will work with charcoal, pencil, pastels and more. All supplies provided. 1202 Pat Falconer 5 classes Oct 20–Nov 17 (Sat) 9:30am–12pm $154 (Members: $139) and $25 supply fee 1202 Jules Buck Jones 5 classes Sept 19–Oct 24 (Wed) 6–8:30pm *No class Oct 10 $154 (Members: $139) and $25 supply fee 1202 Laurie Mann 5 classes Sept 19–Oct 24 (Wed) 12:30–3pm *No class Oct 10 $154 (Members: $139) and $25 supply fee

DRAwING I Start to draw and then improve your skills with practice in this longer class. You’ll learn about line, tone, perspective and composition. Produce quick sketches and completed drawings. Create images ranging from still life to human form using pencil, conté and other media. Beginners welcome! 1204 Pat Falconer 9 classes Sept 20–Nov 29 (Thurs) 1–3pm *No classes Oct 11 or Nov 22 $214 (Members: $193) and $13 model fee 1204 Pat Falconer 9 classes Sept 24–Nov 19 (Mon) 6:30pm–8:30pm $214 (Members: $193) and $13 model fee

DRAwING ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE BRAIN Have you always wanted to draw? You can learn in this non-judgmental class for beginners. Talent simply means seeing in a right-brained way. See visual relationships clarified, as you work through specific, proven exercises for success 1203 Eve Larson 2 classes Sept 29–Sept 30 (Sat/Sun) 9am–4pm/1–4pm $134 (Members: $121) and $12 model fee

LIFE DRAwING Enjoy employing the basic principles of drawing from a live nude model with time for individual instruction and encouragement. Use a variety of drawing materials, including charcoal and conté. Welcome, total beginners and those with rusty skills! 1220 David Everett 8 classes Sept 20–November 15 (Thurs) 9–11:30am *No class Oct 11 $249 (Members: $224) and $42 model fee 1220 David Thornberry 8 classes Sept 24–Nov 12 (Mon) 6–8:30pm $249 (Members: $224) and $42 model fee 1220 David Thornberry 8 classes Sept 23–Nov 11 (Sun) 1–3:30pm $249 (Members: $224) and $42 model fee

PORTRAIT DRAwING Explore the basic proportions of the face, working directly from the model. Really see the contours of the face, creating a realistic likeness using light and dark to produce modeled forms. Some prior drawing instruction is helpful. 1226 Eve Larson 6 classes Sept 18–Oct 23 (Tues) 6–9pm $199 (Members: $179) and $45 model fee

PERSPECTIvE DRAwING Linear perspective is an extremely simple set of drawing guidelines that are surprisingly easy to understand and use. Learn how to see perspective as it passes through the human body and employ this important technique as did the artists of the Renaissance who developed it. Practice Leonardo’s curved model of linear perspective. While looking to the work of both past and contemporary artists, contrast his model with hyperbolic perspective. Some drawing experience is helpful. 1231 David Thornberry 4 classes Nov 27–Dec 18 (Tues) 9:30am–12pm $134 (Members: $121)

LIFE DRAwING: PERFECTING SkILLS Perfect your ability to render the human figure and your overall drawing skills in this class. Advance your techniques through practice with a variety of different nude models and lengths of poses. This is your ideal follow-up to 1220 Life Drawing or if you already possess basic drawing skills. 1219 David Everett 4 classes Nov 29–Dec 20 (Thurs) 9–11:30am $134 (Members: $121) and $25 model fee 1219 David Thornberry 4 classes Nov 19–Dec 10 (Mon) 6–8:30pm $134 (Members: $121) and $25 model fee 1219 David Thornberry 4 classes Nov 18–Dec 16 (Sun) 1–3:30pm *No class Nov 25 $134 (Members: $121) and $25 models fee

BOTANICAL ILLUSTRATION Enhance your skills drawing plant forms. Create detailed illustrations using a variety of papers with graphite, colored pencils, and ink. Enjoy beautiful Laguna Gloria by sketching its flora in and out of the studio. Learn about the history of botanical drawing. Observe demonstrations of varied techniques. Some beginning drawing experience helpful. 1210 Clair Gaston 7 classes Sept 18–Nov 6 (Tues) 9am–12pm $249 (Members: $224)

THE kAJORI DRAwING METHOD This phenomenal way of seeing and drawing will totally revolutionize your art! Created by Karl Kajori, this method of improving perception will change how you see and draw space to improve your composition. .1246 Linda Montignani Sept 17–Oct 29 (Mon) 1–4pm $249 (Members: $224)

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7 classes

DrAWing

PAinTing

DRAwING DIFFERENTLY

FASHION ILLUSTRATION

PAINTING: THE BASICS

Find your own voice in an expanding, complex and limitless art world. Practice different techniques and processes to widen the perceived limits of drawing. Uncover your unique passions and use this as fodder to make art. We will start with basic concepts of drawing, then start building, growing, spinning and fine-tuning. Your drawing can become three dimensional, performative, time based, and many other things. All levels of drawing welcome.

Discover classic fashion illustration techniques used by designers to express mood and launch a collection! Live model sessions, color and fabric development techniques, and research techniques will be covered, plus a final project presentation. Before photography, fashion illustration was the source of communication employed by all players in the fashion industry. Through this means of visual art, designers aspire to project an aesthetic ideal. Come and learn how!

Discover, sharpen, and strengthen your painting skills with all supplies provided. You will begin to approach painting with confidence. Understand color and how to apply oil or acrylic paint to develop a firm foundation for future work. This course is ideal for absolute beginners or those with minimal experience. Supplies provided.

1266 Jules Buck Jones Oct 31–Dec 12 (Wed) 6–9pm *No class Nov 21 $199 (Members: $179)

6 classes

1249 Lisa Yglesias Oct 2–Nov 13 (Tues) 1–4pm $249 (Members: $224)

DRAwING COMPLEx TExTURES

7 classes

COLOR PENCIL PAINTING

This class is great for those familiar with shading with graphite pencils. You’ll learn how to draw complex realistic textures: wood (smooth and bark), glass, metal and draped fabric. This will take you through a series of steps to learn how to achieve each texture, however we won’t complete a finished drawing in the short time we have together. Think of this as a class to build drawing skills that you can use anytime you want in the future! 1268 Laurie Mann 5 classes *No class Nov 21 Oct 31–Dec 5 (Wed) 12:30–3pm $144 (Members: $130) and $5 supply fee

BIRD ILLUSTRATION FOR BEGINNERS

Learn to add color to your repertoire! Enhance the unique qualities of colored pencil. Explore layering, burnishing, and dissolving the waxy pencil to create luminous works of art. This is a good course for students with only one drawing course who want to incorporate color into their work. You’ll initially learn from teacher demos before moving on to create your own work in a supportive environment. 1270 Pat Falconer 4 classes Oct 24–Nov 14 (Wed) 1–3:30pm $134 (Members: $121)

2102 Clair Gaston 5 classes Sept 27–Nov 1 (Thurs) 9am–12pm *No class Oct 11 $184 (Members: $166) and $25 supply fee 2102 Clair Gaston 5 classes Sept 15–Oct 13 (Sat) 9am–12pm $184 (Members: $166) and $25 supply fee

PAINTING: BEYOND BASICS Now that you’ve had an introduction to painting and its most basic applications, develop those skills and learn more techniques. Study underpainting and layering, traditional and contemporary methods, and plein air (outside) painting on the beautiful grounds of Laguna Gloria. Informative demonstrations and individual instruction will help you choose your subject matter and progress through each painting.  2109 Clair Gaston 5 classes Oct 20–Nov 17 (Sat) 9am–12pm $184 (Members: $166)  2109 Clair Gaston 5 classes Nov 8–Dec 13 (Thurs) 9am–12pm *No class Nov 22 $184 (Members: $166)

Bird Lovers! Learn to draw birds from your own photos or images from the internet. You will first learn to draw simple images suitable for silk screen or image transfer. You will progress to detailed ink drawings. You will then learn to draw birds using colored pencils, a perfect and fun medium for feathers. Enjoy demos followed by individual instruction offered in each class. 1269 Pat Falconer 4 classes Nov 28–Dec 19 (Wed) 1–3:30pm $134 (Members: $121)

DRAwING: NEw MEDIA AND TECHNIQUES Take your drawing in new directions by combining different mediums in the same piece. This Mixed Media Drawing class will use familiar tools as a starting point and launch into new methods of employing them alongside some fun new mediums. Apply the day’s technique to your own ideas in class, or work from life. 2 sessions will be Life drawing, 3 sessions are open to your ideas or work from still life. 1248 Vincent Colvin 5 classes Nov 6–Dec 11 (Tues) 6–9pm $174 (Members: $157) and $13 supply fee

Exceptional faculty who give you personal attention.

PAinTing PAINTING I

JUMPSTART YOUR PAINTING

PORTRAIT PAINTING

Total beginners or those with minimal experience will progress through the basic, structured steps in the painting process. Benefit from personal instruction. Learn different ways of starting paintings, of using paint as a wash or with texture, and of practicing old master techniques. Each class begins with a short demo or lecture, followed by time for your own work.

Discover, strengthen, and hone your painting skills over one enjoyable weekend. Increase your painting confidence. Understand color and how to apply oil or acrylic paint to develop a firm foundation for future work. For absolute beginners or those with rusty skills. All supplies provided.

Paint portraits of your family and friends! Begin with the basic principles of drawing the face and head to develop a complete oil or acrylic portrait. Work from the models provided or personal photographs. Some drawing experience is helpful.

2105 Sydney Yeager 12 classes Sept 18–Dec 11 (Tues) 9–11:30am *No class Oct 16 $334 (Members: $301) and $6 model fee 2105 Phillip Wade 10 classes Sept 19–Nov 28 (Wed) 6–9pm *No class Nov 21 $334 (Members: $301) and $6 model fee

MAGNIFICENT ACRYLICS

PAINTING 1.5 You will expand your skills in fundamental painting methods commonly taught at art schools in Painting 101 or Painting I. Instead of rushing into advanced theories and techniques, our focus will keep things simple and paced for comfort, ease, and comprehension. Considering that a basic painting course has been completed at some time in the past, a sequence of projects will be tailored to you individually regarding your own personal interests in subject matter, form, technique, art history, theory, and content. We will touch on a multitude of styles, techniques, and approaches to suit the diverse interests of the individuals who enroll. It promises to be a fun and fruitful time for all. 1266 Jules Buck Jones Sept 24–Oct 29 (Mon) 1–4pm $224 (Members: $202) 2166 Phillip Wade Nov 5–Dec 10 (Mon) 6–9pm $224 (Members: $202)

2101 Phillip Wade 2 classes Sept 15–Sept 16 (Sat/Sun) 10am–4pm/12–4pm $134 (Members: $121) and $25 supply fee Enjoy the brilliant colors of fast-drying acrylics and the way layer-upon-layer of textures and washes can be built up in a short time. Acrylics are ideal for rapid, expressive effects, and for creating impressionist results. They can also mimic pastel and watercolor. [There will be no odor or wet paintings to take home!] View demos in each class and get plenty of hands-on help. Projects cover landscape, still-life and abstract painting. All levels welcome. 2108 Phillip Wade 7 classes Sept 26–Nov 7 (Wed) 12:30–3:30pm *No class Oct 10 $249 (Members: $224)

MAGNIFICENT ACRYLICS—ExTENDED 2213 Phillip Wade 4 classes Nov 14–Dec 12 (Wed) 12:30–3:30pm *No class Nov 21 $134 (Members: $121)

2128 Phillip Wade 7 classes Sept 25–Nov 6 (Tues) 12:30–3:30pm $224 (Members: $202) and $45 model fee 2128 Eve Larson 7 classes Nov 6–Dec 18 (Tues) 6–9pm $224 (Members: $202) and $45 model fee

STILL LIFE: DRILLS AND ExERCISES Focus on the basics of good painting through weekly oil painting challenges. Designed to stretch your skills, exercises will include value and color work, the problem of white and neutrals, and speed painting. Begin each class with a discussion of work from previous session. Painting experience recommended. 2138 Laurel Daniel 4 classes Sept 12–Oct 10 (Wed) 9am–12:30pm *No class Sept 26 $174 (Members: $157)

TOwARD ABSTRACTION Come take a journey Toward Abstraction in this weekend workshop! You will begin with enjoyable, exploratory exercises and then develop at least one complete painting. Use a large format with large brushes. Some experience is helpful. 2147 Heidi Schlenk 2 classes Oct 6–7 (Sat/Sun) 9am–4pm/1–4pm $134 (Members: $121)

6 classes

MIxED MEDIA PAINTING Explore this ever-evolving practice of mixing various art materials with lessons in transfer techniques, acrylic skin collage, wax resist, found objects, alternative surfaces, and more. With guidance, lessons will evolve around your own ideas of how to use these new techniques. Demonstrations and individual instruction will alternate with group discussions and lots of time to paint! Some painting experience preferred, but not necessary. 1405 Linda Montignani 6 classes *No class Oct 11 Sept 20–Nov 1 (Thurs) 1–4pm $199 (Members: $179) and $10 supply fee

Small class sizes that increase interaction.

WATErcOLOr

PAinTing INTRO TO ENCAUSTIC PAINTING

THE INTIMATE EYE

JUMPSTART YOUR wATERCOLOR

Encaustic painting is an ancient process of using molten wax, resin and pigments that are layered and fused with heat. You will learn how to mix colors, create luminous layers over an underpainting, and how to make an encaustic photo transfer. Create one-of-a-kind archival paintings by building up surface textures and color. Demonstrations and specialized attention during each session.

You can learn to create small-scale paintings by really “seeing” ordinary objects of American culture. Study Wayne Thiebaud’s and Richard Diebenkorn’s masterful still lifes for inspiration. Focus on use of color to make your own works exciting, seeing the details of form and color variations.

Gain insight into the wonderful medium of watercolor during an enjoyable, challenging weekend! You will become familiar with brushes and paint, do color studies and explore controlling the medium. Enjoy the freedom it allows! You will have time to complete several small paintings. For beginners and those who need a refresher course.

2154 Leslie Pierce Sept 19–Oct 24 (Wed) 6–9pm *No class Oct 10 $184 (Members: $166)

5 classes

EN PLEIN AIR: STRONG STARTS

2190 Laurel Daniel 5 classes Oct 17–Nov 14 (Wed) 9am–12:30pm $199 (Members: $179)

PAINTING DELIBERATELY Enjoy learning techniques to keep you from overworking your paintings. Instead of “noodling,” use methods like “up and back,” “the one stroke”, and “Stop Now!” to improve your work product. 7 classes

COLOR FOR PAINTERS Learn practical skills necessary to accomplish accurate color mixing with oil or acrylic. Through straightforward exercises, we will explore the color wheel and simple color theory. Discover how hue, value, and saturation affect mixtures. Informative demonstrations and individual instruction will help you gain confidence in your work. 2121 Clair Gaston Nov 8–Dec 13 (Thurs) 1–4pm *No class Nov 22 $184 (Members: $166)

5 classes

ABSTRACT PAINTING 1.5 If you liked Abstract Painting, this class will take abstraction to a whole new level. Through unusual subject matter and new abstraction techniques, learn to perceive even realistic subjects abstractly. 2214 Linda Montignani Nov 5–Dec 17 (Mon) 1–4pm $249 (Members: $224)

7 classes

MONET TO SANTE FE

Learn how a strong “start” can impact your plein air work. Experiment with block-in techniques designed to help you simplify elements and establish a solid foundation for each painting. Meet at different sites in Austin and learn from a weekly discussion of completed works. Painting experience recommended.

2210 Linda Montignani Sept 17–Oct 29 (Mon) 6–9pm $249 (Members: $224)

 Linda Montignani Nov 1–Dec 20 (Thurs) 6–9pm *No class Nov 22 $249 (Members: $224)

7 classes

There’s a reason why Santa Fe is one of the world’s best known art capitols. You can achieve the special color and exciting style associated with Santa Fe painters in this weekend class. We’ll examine several famed artists and their methods. Demos and personal help will guide you through a unique project of your own. Some painting experience is helpful.  2129 Phillip Wade 2 classes Oct 20–21 (Sat/Sun) 10am–4pm/12–4pm $134 (Members: $121)

CONTEMPORARY FIGURE DRAwING & PAINTING In this innovative figure drawing and painting class, you will create drawings that demonstrate accurate knowledge of the body’s architecture in interesting compositions with an eye toward contemporary themes and styles. You will focus on creating fully tonal artwork in pencil and charcoal and then transform these drawings into stunning paintings using a variety of techniques. 1247 Leslie Pierce 8 classes Oct 25–Dec 20 (Thurs) 6–9pm *No class Nov 22 $274 (Members: $237) and $35 model fee

COLLABORATIvE MURAL DESIGN In this exciting new collaborative project, students create a community based mural for the historic district of downtown Austin at the corner of 8th and Congress. The class will use the first three weeks to decide upon a specific theme, imagery and style in which the final project is executed and then design the mural. The final three weeks are spent realizing the design at the Hickory Street location.  Nick Miller 6 classes Nov 1–Dec 13 (Thurs) 9am–12pm *No class Nov 22 $199 (Members: $179)

2301 Sue Kemp 2 classes Oct 13–14 (Sat/Sun) 10am–4pm/1–4pm $124 (Members: $112) and $25 supply fee

wATERCOLOR: BASICS AND BEYOND

Beginning painters will be introduced to the medium of watercolor using traditional approaches and color theory. Intermediate level students will advance their painting skills through practice and critiques while also improving their composition skills. Demonstrations will show you wet into wet washes, wet-on-dry washes and ways of creating glowing color! All levels welcome. 2305 Sue Kemp Sept 25–Nov 13 (Tues) 6–9pm $299 (Members: $269)

8 classes

wATERCOLOR: SkY AND wATER This course will focus on traditional landscapes, skies and water, creating dramatic compositions. We will paint from life and photos, focusing on capturing light and depth with glowing color. All levels are welcome, but students should have some prior experience in watercolor. 0000 Sue Kemp 5 classes Nov 7–Dec 12 (Wed) 9am–12pm *No class Nov 21 $174 (Members: $157)

DESIGN IT FROM THE SIDE

For seasoned watercolor painters wanting to keep growing and stay on the edge of discovery: Our field and studio sessions allow for rich experiencing of our environment and the collecting of images to use for painting development. Focus on design with exposure to samples of experimental design from the side, top, and center. Sessions will include much about color, value, shape, texture with some samples of how artists historically used these tools. Required: 3 fully developed sketches. Pomona Hallenbeck Nov 13–Dec 4 (Tues) 1–4pm $134 (Members: $121)

4 classes

ARTISTS’ OPEN STUDIO

 SEPT 21–DEC 21 (FRI) 9AM–12PM  SEPT 21–DEC 21 (FRI) 1–4PM  $100 (MEMBERS $90) * NO OPEN STUDIO OCT 12 or NOv 23

A unique 12–acre site that inspires creativity.

WATErcOLOr AwASH wITH GOUACHE Want to try something new and different? Come wash with gouache, the opaque watercolor! Combine watercolor and gouache, perhaps use watercolor pencils and water soluble crayons - many possibilities! This new class will experiment, play, and try a new approach to water based material. Required: Bring well developed sketches with you to class. 2339 Pomona Hallenbeck Nov 8–Dec 13 (Thurs) 1–4pm *No class Nov 21 $174 (Members: $157)

5 classes

TwENTY wATERCOLOR TECHNIQUES wITH JAN HEATON

Students with all levels of watercolor experience will enjoy this weekend workshop. This course invites you, the artist, to find the balance between spontaneity and control. Use watercolor to explore the evolution of abstract form from observed reality. Bring a singular subject, such as a sketch, object or photo, and from this source, we will subtract, expand, isolate, redefine and translate. You will complete a small series of works that explores this one central subject. This course will also focus on the various experimental techniques and tools that can be utilized to create a finished painting. Students from all stylistic backgrounds are welcome, but the non-representational style is emphasized. Activities include presentations of visual images, discussions of abstract painting and student-instructor consultations. Class time also includes demonstrations and group feedback.

2322 Jan Heaton 2 classes Nov 3–4 (Sat/Sun) 9am–4pm/1–4pm $134 (Members: $121)

cOLLAgE & mOSAicS

wATERCOLOR: PEOPLE AND PLACES

ART OF MOSAICS

Create scenes which include buildings, street scenes and people, to add interest to your paintings. Tips for creating texture, stone, wood, etc. will be included. Students will paint from photographs and also have a live model in one class, to help improve their gesture studies. For students who have some experience in watercolor.

2337 Sue Kemp 4 classes Oct 15–Nov 5 (Mon) 9am–12pm $149 (Members: $134) and $6 model fee

CHILDREN’S BOOk ILLUSTRATION

This enjoyable, information-packed class covers the basics of illustrating for children’s books and magazines. Complete a finished, full-color piece for your story. Prepare thumbnails, a dummy and a submission package for an editor and/or art director at a publishing house. Also covered: using visual references, transferring sketches to a painting surface, submitting final art (after you get that contract) and marketing your work. Taught by a national award-winning children’s book author-illustrator. 1240 Mark Mitchell Sept 24–Oct 29 (Mon) 6–9pm $224 (Members: $202)

6 classes

CHILDREN’S BOOk ILLUSTRATION wEEkEND wORkSHOP

Painting and color use is an important skill set to demonstrate if you want an art director or editor to consider using your story illustrations. This class is an introduction to watercolor painting techniques – as applied to different kinds of illustrations for children. On Sunday, students will work on bringing their own original illustrations to full color finish. 1241 Mark Mitchell 2 classes Dec 8–9 (Sat/Sun) 9am–4pm/1–4pm $134 (Members: $121)

cOLLAgE & mOSAicS INTRO TO COLLAGE Gain insight about yourself by creating meaningful collages with a variety of interesting materials. We’ll alter books, embellish modern and vintage photos, make cards and create mini-altars. Learn how to mix paint, create depth with paper overlays, sew on paper and add a variety of embellishments such as lace, fabric, game pieces, buttons, beads, playing cards and drawings. No previous art experience needed in this spontaneous class. 1402 Heidi Schlenk 5 classes Sept 20–Oct 25 (Thurs) 9:30am–12:30pm *No class Oct 11 $149 (Members: $134) and $10 supply fee

A 50-year history of teaching success.

In five classes you will create beautiful and functional pieces using glass, marbles, stones, mirrors, dishes and tiles. Learn about artistic pattern, texture and color choices. Practice design layout, tile breaking and cutting, tool use, adhesives and safe grout usage. Complete one or two small projects: pots, stepping-stones, lamps, trays or picture frames. $25 fee included for some supplies.

3202 Dianne Sonnenberg 5 classes Oct 3–31 (Wed) 9:30am–12:30pm $159 (Members: $143) and $35 supply fee 3202 Ana Borne 5 classes Nov 6–Dec 4 (Tues) 6–9pm *No class Oct 11 $159 (Members: $143) and $35 supply fee

MORE MOSAICS If you’ve dabbled in mosaics and want more, this is the class for you! Learn new mosaic techniques, work with unique materials or take your skills to the next level. Practice advanced mosaic cutting, layout and design techniques, how to work with a variety of surfaces (both 2D and 3D) and unique grouting methods, such as multiple grout colors, blending and using metallic epoxy grout. 3207 Dianne Sonnenberg 5 classes Nov 8–Dec 13 (Thurs) 6–9pm *No class Nov 22 $159 (Members: $143) and $35 supply fee

COLLAGE LIkE ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG Robert Rauschenberg was a good ‘ol Texas boy whose prolific work totally changed how people saw art. He was Photoshop long before there was ever Photoshop! Learn to put together all kinds of found materials with paint to make wall pieces, combines and more! This fun class will help you improve your composition, color usage and perception as well as clean out your garage! 1411 Linda Montignani 2 classes Oct 6–7 (Sat/Sun) 9am–4pm/1–4pm $134 (Members: $121) and $10 supply fee

FOUND ART MOSAICS Bring your found objects and make an assemblage/collage/mosaic. Take ordinary objects that you find at garage sales, thrift stores or from the attic and transform them into art pieces. This will be a groutless mosaic glass where students will embed objects into cement and combine them with glass, beads and tile. Make a 2D or 3D piece. 3212 Suzan Germond 2 classes Sept 22–23 (Sat/Sun) 9am–4pm/1–4pm $134 (Members: $121) and $40 supply fee

cErAmicS & ScULPTUrE BEGINNING CERAMICS All levels will learn the basics of both hand building and wheel throwing with projects adjusted to your interests and skill level. Using earthenware clays, gain a working knowledge of techniques such as press molding, slab-and-coil construction and throwing cylinder and bowl forms. 3104 Andrea Christie 6 classes Sept 20–Nov 1 (Thurs) 6–9pm *No class Oct 10 $169 (Members: $152) and $35 kiln fee

CERAMICS OPEN STUDIO  SEPT 15–OCT 27 OR OCT 28–DEC 16  HOURS vARY, CALL FOR DETAILS  $150 (MEMBERS $134) * NO OPEN STUDIO OCT 10–11, 20–21 OR NOv 21–24

wHEELTHROwING AND BEYOND

SCULPTURAL CERAMICS

A perfect class for all skill levels! Through class demonstrations and individual attention from the instructor, students will learn and create at their own pace. Beginners will be introduced to basic wheel thrown shapes such as cylinders, cups and bowls. Experienced potters will expand their skills and explore forms such as lidded jars and teapots. All students can enjoy making unusual shapes by cutting, stacking and altering pieces to make anything from oval dishes to tulip vases. Various surface treatments and firing techniques available.

Enjoy the creative pleasure of making objects that range from traditional to fanciful. Find inspiration for far greater creativity than you have imagined! Learn hand building techniques such as coil building, slab construction, with combinations of other techniques. Your work will be finished in a variety of surface treatments with stains and low fire glazes.

3123 Sabrina Parnell 6 classes Sept 15–Oct 27 (Sat) 9am–12pm *No class Oct 20 $169 (Members: $153) and $35 kiln fee 3123 Sabrina Parnell 6 classes Nov 3–Dec 15 (Sat) 9am–12pm *No class Nov 24 $169 (Members: $153) and $35 kiln fee 3123 Andrea Christie 7 classes Sept 18–Oct 30 (Tues) 9am–12pm $199 (Members: $179) and $35 kiln fee 3123 Andrea Christie 6 classes Nov 7–Dec 19 (Wed) 6–9pm *No class Nov 21 $169 (Members: $152) and $35 kiln fee

3132 Andrea Christie 7 classes Nov 6 –Dec 18 (Tues) 9am–12pm $199 (Members: $179) and $35 kiln fee

wHEELTHROwING wITH SODA & RAkU FINISHES Beginners or those with experience will find themselves at home in this recurring class. Learn the basics of centering, opening and pulling clay on the potter’s wheel to create cups, bowls, plates or whatever you can dream up. Various types of firing, including soda and raku, are available to finish your work. 3121 Eric Jackson Sept 17–Oct 29 (Mon) 6–9pm $199 (Members: $179) and $35 3121 Eric Jackson Nov 5–Dec 17 (Mon) 6–9pm $199 (Members: $179) and $35

SCULPTURAL ExPRESSIONS wITH JAMES TISDALE With guidance explore and create the visions of your imagination! Focus on creating narrative work employing the human and animal form while developing and executing your own visual vocabulary. Coiling, carving, pinching and various other hand building techniques will be discussed and demonstrated according to each student’s needs and interests. We will examine surface treatments of low fire glazes, underglazes and stains that will accentuate not only the forms but the content of the work as well. All levels are welcome! 3210 James Tisdale Sept 18–Oct 30 (Tues) 6–9pm $199 (Members: $179) and $35 3210 James Tisdale Nov 6–Dec 18 (Tues) 6–9pm $199 (Members: $179) and $35

7 classes kiln fee 7 classes kiln fee

STONE SCULPTING You will create stone sculpture through the interaction of dynamic shapes, lines, and volume. You will learn to carve stone into abstract or figurative sculptures. Upon mastering hand tools, you will be shown various pneumatic and electric tools, including air hammers, grinders, sanders and drills. 3310 Ricardo Puemape 5 classes Oct 6–Nov 3 (Sat) 9am–1pm $219 (Members: $197) and $20 supply fee

7 classes kiln fee 7 classes kiln fee

vISITING CERAMIC ARTIST PROGRAM: JANIS MARS wUNDERLICH

For our 4th Visiting Ceramic Artist Program, The Art School welcomes Janis Mars Wunderlich. With more than 70 national and international exhibitions in the past five years, including the American Craft Museum, SOFA Chicago and the Barrick Museum, her work can be seen across the world and in numerous museum collections. “My imagery captures the exhaustion and exhilaration of life as both a creative artist and busy parent. My children inspire me with their imaginative minds and animal-like energy. As I nurture and care for them, they continually feed my thoughts with their fairytale-like quirkiness. My sculptures are handbuilt using thin, slab-like coils of clay. The glaze surfaces are built up by multifiring layers of underglaze, slips, and overglaze.” Janis has been the recipient of numerous awards and grants, including multiple fellowships from The Ohio Arts Council and The Greater Columbus Arts Council. She received her BFA from Brigham Young University and her MFA from Ohio State University and currently lives in Ohio with her husband and five children.

wORkSHOP: OCT 20–21 SATURDAY 9AM–4PM & SUNDAY 1–4PM $50 (MEMBERS $45) LECTURE: FREE @ THE JONES CENTER, 700 CONGRESS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20 5:30–6:30PM

SPONSORED BY THE NOwLIN FAMILY FOUNDATION with contributions froM ArMAdillo clAy & supplies

Our Visiting Artists Program enables you to meet notable artists.

gLASS & JEWELrY FUSED GLASS FOR ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS Learn how to fuse glass in a kiln as you create pendants, a picture frame and more. You’ll learn about the kinds of glass that can be fused, the basic tools for cutting and working with glass, how to get different effects with different kiln temperatures and much more. All materials, use of tools and firings are included. 8 students maximum. Class is located at Helios Glass Studio, 10700 Anderson Mill Rd. 7012 Paul Tarlow 4 classes Sept 17–Oct 15 (Mon) 7–9pm $120 (Members: $108) and $30 supply fee

FUSED GLASS: SLUMPING, DRAPING, & SHAPING Learn how kilns work, basic firing schedules, and how to program a kiln for the desired results– including multiple methods for using the heat of the kiln to turn a flat piece of glass into a three dimensional object. The primary class projects will be a slumped bowl, a handkerchief vase and a “drop-out” vessel–all that you design and create using multiple firings. Class is located at Helios Glass Studio, 10700 Anderson Mill Rd. 7013 Paul Tarlow 4 classes Oct 22–Nov 12 (Mon) 7–9pm *No class Oct 8 $145 (Members: $130) and $30 supply fee

BEGINNING JEwELRY Learn core techniques of this fascinating and ancient craft with emphasis on fabrication. Complete three projects incorporating skills learned and work with non-ferrous metals such as copper, silver and brass. Study techniques like drilling, piercing, sawing, filing, soldering, basic wire working, dapping, riveting, stamping and finishing. Beginners and intermediate are welcome. Class is located at Creative Side Jewelry 628 Allen St. 78702 3405 Courtney Gray 8 classes Sept 18–Nov 6 (Tues) 5:30–8:30pm $274 (Members: $247) and $101 supply fee 3405 Ashleigh Holeman 8 classes Sept 27–Nov 15 (Thurs) 5:30-8:30pm $274 (Members: $247) and $101 supply fee

PHOTOgrAPHY & DigiTAL ArT PHOTOSHOP I

INTRO TO PHOTOGRAPHY This introductory class is designed for those who want to learn basic creative control of their digital SLR camera. Sessions will cover cameras, focal lengths, composition, camera angles and strategies for making successful photographs. This class reveals methods to make your photographs more interesting, dynamic and successful by using simple techniques and compositional tools. The instructor will work individually with students to solve specific problems. Digital SLR and laptop to review photos on location required. Some classes may take place off site. 4108 Michael Long Oct 2–Nov 6 (Tues) 6pm–8pm $149 (Members: $134) 4108 Angela Valek Oct 16–Nov 20 (Tues) 1–3pm $149 (Members: $134)

6 classes

DIGITAL PHOTO & PHOTOSHOP I Get the most out of your digital camera! Beginning photography students will move step-by-step through the basic digital camera functions. Learn to download your photographs, make minor alterations with a PC computer and Photoshop and print your final work. Assignments will be given with friendly critiques. 4105 Angela Valek 4 classes Sept 20–Oct 18 (Thurs) 9am–12pm *No class Oct 12 $134 (Members: $121) and $15 lab fee 4105 Cassandra Weyandt 4 classes Oct 17–Nov 7 (Wed) 6–9pm $134 (Members: $121) and $15 lab fee

DIGITAL PHOTO & PHOTOSHOP II For those who have a basic understanding of how to use a digital camera and edit photos, this class will take you to the next level. 4514 Cassandra Weyandt 4 classes Nov 14 –Dec 12 (Wed) 6–9pm *No class Nov 21 $134 (Members: $121) and $15 lab fee 4514 Angela Valek 4 classes Oct 25–Nov 15 (Thurs) 9am–12pm $134 (Members: $121) and $15 lab fee

DIGITAL PHOTO & PHOTOSHOP III Move beyond level I & II skills. Learn about masks and multiple layered pieces of art while becoming confident in the manual modes of your camera. You’ll learn how to get it right in the camera and then take it to the next level with Photoshop. 4533 Angela Valek 4 classes Nov 29–Dec 20 (Thurs) 9am–12pm $134 (Members: $121) and $15 lab fee

An artist-in-residence studio on site.

Learn the basics of opening, importing, resizing, creating and saving picture files. Develop your basic photo editing skills by cropping, color correction, light and tonal balance and adjusting saturation. Learn simple manipulation including color replacement, making images black and white, applying color and explore basic restoration techniques. Leave with the ability to transform your untouched digital photos into richer, more visually interesting images. 4511 Cassandra Weyandt Sept 24–Oct 15 (Mon) 6–9pm $149 (Members: $134) and $15 4511 Cassandra Weyandt Oct 2–23 (Tues) 9am–12pm $149 (Members: $134) and $15

4 classes lab fee 4 classes lab fee

PHOTOSHOP II

Go beyond Photoshop basics to learn to layer and manipulate your images artistically. Use various Photoshop tools to make selections (magic wand, lassoes, marquee tools), working with multiple layers within a single image (including linking and merging layers, layer opacity, layer order). Also, learn about how to prepare your files for printing. Students must have taken the Photoshop I class or communicate with the instructor to determine your skill level is appropriate. 4516 Cassandra Weyandt Oct 22–Nov 12 (Mon) 6–9pm $149 (Members: $134) and $15 4516 Cassandra Weyandt Nov 6–27 (Tues) 9am–12pm $149 (Members: $134) and $15

4 classes lab fee 4 classes lab fee

AvAILABLE LIGHT AND DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

Photography literally means creating images with light, and yet light is too often ignored when composing photos. Learn how best to utilize the sun and indoor lighting to create dramatic photos and how to correct color problems created by many light sources. Class will involve shooting and critiques. Students must bring digital cameras. Cameras with the ability to control shutter speed, sensitivity (ISO), and aperture are best for controlling light.

4118 Michael Long 4 classes Nov 13 –Dec 4 (Tues) 6–8:30pm $134 (Members: $121) and $15 lab fee

MEDIUM FORMAT CHEAP!

Get amazing results from cheap medium format plastic cameras. Learn to match the subject and lighting to the limitations of the camera for great results. Practice using your digital camera to help you get great results from your Holga or vintage camera. Learn to make digital prints from your film camera and even from your old family negatives. 4138 Christopher Zaleski 4 classes Sept 19–Oct 17 (Wed) 6-8:30pm *No class Oct 10 $134 (Members: $121)

PHOTOgrAPHY & DigiTAL ArT PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY Explore portrait photography to gain an understanding of composition, lighting, image design, body language, environment and atmosphere. With a historical reference through slide shows, learn how to affect a subject’s expressions and how to elicit emotional responses creating mood in a photograph. A minor amount of experience in camera use whether film or digital is necessary. Basics of camera operation will be covered. 4110 Christopher Zaleski 4 classes Sept 19–Oct 17 (Wed) 6–8:30pm *No class Oct 10 $134 (Members: $121) and $21 model fee

High dynamic range photography takes a still life, landscape or other stationary subject and adds a new level of visual interest, using a greater dynamic range of luminances between the lightest and darkest areas of an image. This workshop covers how to use Photoshop to create HDR photographs. A camera with manual capabilities is required—call if you’re unsure. Tripod strongly suggested. 1 class

IPHONEOGRAPHY

This evening class is designed for camera and tripod. We will take pictures at night and explore the range of colors produced by artificial light. Each man-made source emits just a portion of the visible spectrum with a resulting effect of color. We will investigate this effect by shooting with long exposures of both nature and street scenery and use Photoshop to perfect our images. 4140 Cassandra Weyandt Nov 8–Nov 15 (Thurs) 6–9pm $69 (Members: $62)

2 classes

ABSTRACT PHOTO: COLOR AND LINE

HIGH DYNAMIC RANGE wORkSHOP

4132 Cassandra Weyandt Oct 24–Nov 14 (Wed) 6–9pm $50 (Members: $45)

NIGHT SHOOTING: THE COLOR OF LIGHT

See Austin through new eyes while improving you photography skills. Learn to compose abstract images using the urban landscape as inspiration for your work. Use line, color and form to playful and profound effects by working with strong geometric designs and striking color palettes. In keeping with these concepts, this class will use the medium of photography to present contemporary images. You’ll need to know the basics of using your camera and want to improve your composition. Photo printing included. 4124 Angela Valek 3 classes Nov 16–Dec 7 (Fri) 10am–1pm $99 (Members: $89) and $15 lab fee

Spend an afternoon exploring the stunning power possible using an iphone camera. We will review the best software apps for creating artistic images. View amazing images professionals are making with phones. Shoot and finalize your photos. 4545 Cassandra Weyandt Oct 13 (Sat) 10am–4pm $69 (Members: $62)

1 class

COMPUTER DRAwING & PAINTING Develop your drawing and painting skills the digital way, using a Wacom pen tablet, Corel Painter and Photoshop Elements. Through hands-on lessons in drawing fundamentals and basic color theory, you’ll develop your computer art skills from basic cartooning to creating paintings from photographs and your imagination. 4544 Tamara Nelson 4 classes Nov 17–Dec 15 (Sat) 1–4pm $149 (Members: $134) and $15 lab fee

PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS You have digital photographs from your camera or scanned from existing prints or negatives, now begin to learn the other half of digital photography: the digital dark room. Start with the basics: resize and save images for the web or printing; retouch to fix flaws; adjust brightness, contrast and color; explore various tools and actions to learn simple manipulation techniques and more! Photoshop Elements is an affordable alternative to the full program with plenty of photo editing possibilities. 4540 Shelley Wood 4 classes Sept 15–Oct 6 (Sat) 9:30am–12pm $134 (Members: $121) and $15 lab fee

PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS II Continue improving your image editing skills! Using a range of filters, drastically change the characteristics of an image with just the click of a button. In this class we will explore these filters, some layer types, fine tune image enhancement and editing changes without altering the original image file, and more! Some refreshing from PSE 1 and more instruction on the various tools may be a part of this class. Shelley Wood 4 classes Oct 20–Nov 10 (Sat) 9:30am–12pm $134 (Members: $121) and $15 lab fee

DIGITAL

PHOTO LAB:

A great opportunity to get better acquainted with Photoshop. Join us by bringing in your images and seeing what can happen. This lab class is designed for reinforcing what has been touched on before and finding exactly what is needed for each photo. It is especially for you and any shot or project you want to work on. 4147 CASSANDRA wEYANDT 4 CLASSES NOv 19–DEC 10 (MON) 6PM–9PM $134 (MEMBERS: $121) AND $15 SUPPLY FEE

Come put our newly renovated digital lab to good use.

PrinT mAKing & SPEciAL WOrKSHOPS SIMPLE SILk SCREEN Students with lots or no art training will turn ideas into a printed pattern on fabric. Learn how to prepare a screen for printing using the Screen Filler method. Once you draw your image, you’ll build a frame and learn the proper technique to transfer your image onto cloth. Each student will leave class with a screen to use and reuse. 3812 John Mosteller 4 classes Nov 28–Dec 19 (Wed) 6:30–8:30pm $99 (Members: $89) and $20 supply fee

wOODCUT BASICS Enjoy this a crash course in wood block printmaking. Learn how to prepare your blocks for drawing, how to carve them and how to print them on both a press and by hand. We will also explore printing on alternate surfaces, as well as the history of relief printmaking with an emphasis on contemporary art and numerous examples from the instructor’s personal print collection. 3823 AJ Lovell 5 classes Sept 27–Nov 1 (Thurs) 6–9pm *No class Oct 10 $174 (Members: $157) and $15 supply fee

wOODCUT BASICS II Interested in expanding your knowledge of woodcut printmaking? This five week course will explore alternative transfer methods, chiaroscuro and multi color prints. It will also cover in-depth professional editioning practices and contemporary woodcut artists. 3826 AJ Lovell 5 classes Nov 8–Dec 13 (Thurs) 6–9pm *No class Nov 22 $174 (Members: $157) and $15 supply fee

DRYPOINT ON COPPER Drypoint is a printmaking technique of the intaglio family, in which an image is incised into a plate with a hard-pointed “needle” of sharp metal or diamond point. The style of this method lends itself well to loose drawing and expressive marks and is a favorite for those who love to draw! Use of a copper plate allows for an expanded range of textures and effects. Learn how to create a drypoint image and print an edition of your work! 3827 Francine Mastrangelo Nov 12–Dec 3 (Mon) 6–9pm $149 (Members: $134)

BLOCk PRINTING TRADE PORTFOLIO

PORTFOLIO PREP FOR TEENS AND ADULTS

Collaborate and share with your fellow printmaking students! In this workshop students decide on a “theme”, then design and print an edition of block prints. Learn how to print a consistent edition as well as how to “number, title, sign, and date” each print in the edition. Each student will take home a portfolio of one print from each classmate in addition to her own.

We’ll focus on preparing and aiding you with your college admission portfolio. Our projects also go further, preparing you for your foundation year at art school. Become more proficient with observational drawing, the number one thing top art schools want to see. Complete four major pieces as well as a number of sketches and gestural studies. Great for high school students and transfer students seeking to further your portfolios!

3828 Francine Mastrangelo 2 classes Nov 17–18 (Sat/Sun) 9am–4pm/1–4pm $134 (Members: $121)

INTUITIvE MIxED MEDIA ON PAPER Learn to follow your intuitive flow through the application of diverse mixed media on paper. Use pencil, ballpoint pen, colored pencils, felt tip pens, watercolor and gouache. Find support to think less about the outcome and more about joy in the process of creation. Create a mix of drawing/painting that is richly personal and deeply satisfying. Learn exciting ways to combine geometric shape, organic form, the non-objective and the representational. All possibilities welcomed. 2142 Michael Long 6 classes Oct 22–Nov 26 (Mon) 10am–12pm $149 (Members: $134)

YOUR CREATIvE LIFE Work with our creativity coach to become unstuck and be creative again. In this supportive class you will overcome artist’s block, find your inspiration and get productive. Reconnect to your dreams, name and tame your inner critic, demystify the creative process and learn the care and feeding of your imagination. Through life coaching exercises, as well as visual journaling, collage, art dolls and other techniques, you will find the clarity, focus and motivation to life your creative life every day— long after the class is over. 7016 Katherine Torrini 6 classes Oct 5–Nov 16 (Fri) 9:30am–12:30pm *No class Oct 12 $199 (Members: $179) and $25 supply fee

4 classes

AMOA-ARTHOUSE EDUCATION STAFF JUDiTH SimS/sr. director of educAtion mATT HOggLE/Assoc. dir. of educAtion/Art school KATE WUrTZEL/Assoc. dir. of educAtion/exhibitions ABBY mEcHLing/AssociAte educAtor JAmES TiSDALE/cerAMics coordinAtor HAnnAH ZUrKO/educAtion AssistAnt Kim WiLLiAmS/AdMinistrAtion coordinAtor catalog photos by katelyn combs & Maggie Mcgrath mAggiE mcgrATH/registrAtion coordinAtor

8919 Vincent Colvin 6 classes Sept 18–Oct 30 (Tues) 6–9pm *No class Oct 2 $199 (Members: $179) and $20 supply fee

BOOk BINDING Explore and enjoy learning to create fundamental book structures: long-stitch and Coptic, a wrapped strap book, and hard-cover journal or sketchbook. The emphasis will be on books that can be made with readily available tools so you can continue after class. 3520 Wendy Hale Davis 5 classes Oct 18–Nov 15 (Thurs) 6–9pm $149 (Members: $134) and $35 supply fee

wEAvING FOR BEGINNERS Learn the basics of making cloth on a loom. We will cover planning a project, choosing yarns, warping and setting up the loom and, of course, weaving. By the end of the course you will have discovered a wonderful, addicting new craft and made yourself a scarf or bag to boot! No experience necessary. Students need to bring a small loom, anything from a rigid heddle loom to a portable shaft loom will work. 3829 inga Marie Carmel Oct 1–29 (Mon) 1–4pm $174 (Members: $157)

5 classes

eTExTILE Come and explore the nascent field of eTextiles and make your art shine, literally. eTextiles, or soft circuits, are fabrics where electronics are incorporated—they can be sewn, woven or knitted. For this introductory class we will focus on hand sewing with LEDs, but the concepts learned can be applied to woven or knitted cloth. We will explore different ways of making LEDs light up and flicker—a light-up bracelet, a tilt-switch pin and a touch sensor. Materials kits will be available for $25 at the first class. 3830 inga Marie Carmel Nov 12–26 (Mon) 1–4pm $124 (Members: $112)

Open Studios that improve your creative skills.

3 classes

PArEnT & cHiLD

HOmEScHOOL AgES 4–5

MOSAIC STEPPING STONES (AGES 6–11 w/ ADULT)

HOMESCHOOL ART: HANDS ON ART HISTORY (AGE 6–11)

Create a unique stepping-stone for your garden using the ancient art of mosaics. Embellish your work with shells, smooth river rocks, mementoes, marbles, broken dishes and tiles embedded in grout.

Start with a hands-on class in drawing, painting and other 2D media while learning about some of the major artists from the Renaissance through today.

8114 Denise Scioli 1 class Oct 7 (Sun) 1–4pm $50 (Members: $45) and $15 supply fee 8114 Denise Scioli 1 class Nov 11 (Sun) 1–4pm $50 (Members: $45) and $15 supply fee

PRESCHOOL: ART START (AGE 3–6 w/ ADULT) Introduce your preschooler to art using a wide range of techniques and materials, including paint, clay, printmaking and collage. You will also gain a better understanding of how to stimulate your child’s creativity and visual awareness at home and beyond. Sign up for one or multiple sessions 8003 Monideepa Das 4 classes Sept 19–Oct 10 (Wed) 10am–12pm $99 (Members: $89) and $25 supply fee 8003 Monideepa Das 4 classes Oct 17–Nov 7 (Wed) 10am–12pm $99 (Members: $89) and $25 supply fee 8003 Monideepa Das 4 classes Nov 14–Dec 12 (Wed) 10am–12pm *No class Nov 21 $99 (Members: $89) and $25 supply fee

YOUng ArTiSTS AgE 4–5

8480 Art School Faculty 4 classes Sept 19–Oct 10 (Wed) 10am–12pm $99 (Members: $89) and $15 supply fee

HOMESCHOOL ART: ADvANCING YOUNG ARTISTS (AGE 6–11) Using a variety of mediums including charcoal, oil pastels, watercolors and acrylics, take your artistic skills to a new level. Each class has a different theme: portraiture, still life composition, figure drawing or capturing landscapes. Be inspired by studying and comparing artists and styles and gain more confidence in your own art work! 8482 Art School Faculty 4 classes Oct 17–Nov 7 (Wed) 10am–12pm $99 (Members: $89) and $15 supply fee

HOMESCHOOL ART: SCULPTURE AND CLAY (AGE 6–11) Explore 3D! Clay and other media are used to explore creating art in all three dimensions while learning about history’s most important sculptors. 8481 Art School Faculty 4 classes Nov 14–Dec 12 (Wed) 10am–12pm *No class Nov 21 $99 (Members: $89) and $15 supply fee

ART START (AGES 4–5) Enhance your child’s innate creativity! Little artists learn to think like an artist and shape ideas into art they can see, touch and know! Children develop visual intelligence as they explore art processes like painting, drawing and sculpture. They learn basic art concepts like colors, patterns and spaces. 8201 Monideepa Das 4 classes Sept 15–Oct 6 (Sat) 9:30am–12pm $114 (Members: $103) and $15 supply fee 8201 Adria McCuaig 4 classes Oct 20–Nov 10 (Thurs) 1–3:30pm $114 (Members: $103) and $15 supply fee

BEAUTIFUL BUGS (AGES 4–5) Creative young art-scientists will observe and recreate the beauty and color found in insects, learning about how art and biology intersect. Activities include drawing, painting and sculpture. Students will learn basic art concepts: color, patterns and shapes. 8217 Maggie Suisman 4 classes Sept 15–Oct 6 (Sat) 1–3:30pm $114 (Members: $103) and $15 supply fee

FABULOUS FISH (AGE 4–5) Children learn to paint, draw and sculpt fish and other underwater creatures and plants. Our aquatic creations will teem with exotic shapes, vivid colors and unusual textures each day. 8211 Adria McCuaig 4 classes Oct 20–Nov 10 (Thurs) 9:30am–12pm $114 (Members: $103) and $15 supply fee

CASTLES kINGS AND QUEENS (4–5) Fantasies come alive for little artists when they build castles, create regal costumes, paint banners and sculpt dragons with exciting art materials! We use basic design elements like color and texture to develop art skills.  Adria McCuaig 4 classes Nov 17–Dec 15 (Sat) 1–3:30pm *No class Nov 24 $114 (Members: $103) and $15 supply fee

Three ways to register—on-line, mail, or phone. Check www.amoa-arthouse.org/artschool for details.

YOUng ArTiSTS AgE 6–8

DRAwING BASICS AND BEYOND (AGE 6–8) Venture into real and imaginary worlds with the stroke of a marker, the rub of charcoal and the glide of pastels, while learning basic design and drawing skills. Identify and apply different artistic styles and expand your skills as you draw self portraits, nature and still lifes. 8408 Maggie Suisman 4 classes Sept 15–Oct 6 (Sat) 9:30am–12pm $114 (Members: $103) and $15 supply fee

YOUng ArTiSTS AgE 9–11

BEYOND BASIC DRAwING (AGE 9–11)

CLAYMATION (AGES 9–11) Create stop-motion animation! Make your own clay cartoon, then create a movie set and animate a mini-movie with your creature as the star. Discover secrets and tricks to make your creatures realistic– the possibilities for claymation are endless!

8502 Monideepa Das 4 classes Sept 15–Oct 6 (Sat) 1–3:30pm $114 (Members: $103) and $15 supply fee

DIGITAL PHOTO & PHOTOSHOP (AGES 9–11)

8432 Art School Faculty 4 classes Sept 15–Oct 6 (Sat) 1–3:30pm $114 (Members: $103) and $20 supply fee

PAINTING BASICS & BEYOND (AGES 6–8) Create realistic paintings and to express your artistic spirit in both bold and delicate colors, using skillful brush strokes. Explore landscape, self portrait and other subject matter while learning to work with a range of wet paints. 8415 Maggie Suisman 4 classes Oct 20–Nov 10 (Sat) 1–3:30pm $114 (Members: $103) and $15 supply fee

CLAYMATION (AGES 6–8) Create stop-motion animation! Make your own clay cartoon, then create a movie set and animate a mini-movie with your creature as the star. Discover secrets and tricks to make your creatures realistic– the possibilities for claymation are endless! 8452 Cassandra Weyandt 4 classes Nov 17–Dec 15 (Sat) 9:30am–12pm $114 (Members: $103) and $15 supply fee

8549 Cassandra Weyandt 4 classes Nov 17–Dec 15 (Sat) 1–3:30pm *No class Nov 24 $114 (Members: $103) and $15 supply fee

COMICS DRAwING & ILLUSTRATION (AGES 9–11)

Maggie Suisman 4 classes Oct 20–Nov 10 (Sat) 1–3:30pm $114 (Members: $103) and $15 supply fee

Create whimsical clay art to express yourself. Boost your art confidence in our amazing natural site. Explore basic ceramic skills, build with rich clay materials, and a variety of glazes. Our projects will range from dancing teapots to fantastic animal structures.

AgE 9–11

Creating comics is a highly effective way to learn myriad drawing skills. Telling personalized stories through the medium of comics is an inherently motivating way for students to learn drawing and layout skills. Composition, story, character, ink wash/gray scale, and color will be covered.

wHIMSICAL CLAY (AGE 6–8)

YOUng ArTiSTS

Increase your understanding and comfort level with your own digital camera as you discover how to frame a photo considering lighting and composition. In our computer lab, learn basic image manipulation including color adjustments, creative cropping and layering images using Photoshop. 8633 Shelley Wood 4 classes Sept 15–Oct 6 (Sat) 1–3:30pm $114 (Members: $103) and $15 supply fee

YOUng ArTiSTS AgE 9–14 wHEEL THROwING (AGES 9–14) Unlock the magic of the potter‘s wheel Use basic clay throwing techniques such as centering, pulling, and finishing. Learn to throw cylinders and turn them into one-of-a-kind works of art. Create decorative cups, bowls, plates, and candle holders, while expanding your art skills. 8516 Art School Faculty 4 classes Sept 15–Oct 6 (Sat) 9:30am–12pm $114 (Members: $103) and $20 supply fee 8516 Deb Darnell 4 classes Oct 20–Nov 10 (Sat) 9:30am–12pm $114 (Members: $103) and $20 supply fee 8516 Deb Darnell 4 classes Oct 20–Nov 10 (Sat) 1–3:30pm $114 (Members: $103) and $20 supply fee

YOUng ArTiSTS AgE 12–14

COMICS DRAwING & ILLUSTRATION (AGES 12–14)

DIGITAL PHOTO & PHOTOSHOP (AGES 12–14)

8828 Shelley Wood 4 classes Oct 20–Nov 10 (Sat) 1–3:30pm $114 (Members: $103) and $15 lab fee

wINTER BREAk CLASSES WEDnESDAY, JAn 2–JAn 4 2013

ART SAMPLER (AGE 4-5)

CLAY (AGES 6-8)

Laura Green 3 classes 9am–12pm $99 (Members: $89) and $15 supply fee

Deb Darnell 3 classes 9am–12pm $99 (Members: $89) and $20 supply fee

Laura Green 3 classes 1–4pm $99 (Members: $89) and $15 supply fee

YOUNG CLAY ARTISTS (AGES 4-5) Maggie Suisman 3 classes 9am–12pm $99 (Members: $89) and $15 supply fee

DRAwING (AGES 6-8) Monideepa Das 3 classes 1–4pm $99 (Members: $89) and $15 supply fee

BUDDING ARTIST (AGES 6-8)

AgE 14 + LIFE DRAwING FOR TEENS Advance your skills drawing the human form. Create drawings that incorporate movement, large structural relationships, proportions, and line. Increase your chances at top-rated art schools by including more life drawing samples in your portfolio. Supply fee includes model fee.  8905 Art School Faculty 5 classes Oct 14–Nov 11 (Sun) 1–4pm $199 (Members: $179) and $46 supply fee

Adria McCuaig 3 classes 9am–12pm $99 (Members: $89) and $15 supply fee

BUDDING ARTIST (AGES 6-8) Adria McCuaig 3 classes 1–4pm $99 (Members: $89) and $15 supply fee

DRAwING (AGE 9-11) David Thornberry 3 classes 1–4pm $99 (Members: $89) and $15 supply fee

wHEEL THROwING (AGE 9-11) Deb Darnell 3 classes 1–4pm $99 (Members: $89) and $25 supply fee

wHEEL THROwING (AGE 9-11) Art School Faculty 3 classes 9am–12pm $99 (Members: $89) and $20 supply fee

wHEEL THROwING (AGES 12-14) Art School Faculty 3 classes 1–4pm $99 (Members: $89) and $20 supply fee

DRAwING (AGES 12-14) David Thornberry 3 classes 9am–12pm $99 (Members: $89) and $15 supply fee

PAINTING FOR TEENS

Venture into real and imaginary worlds with the stroke of a marker, the rub of charcoal and the glide of pastels, while learning basic design and drawing skills. Identify and apply different artistic styles and expand your skills as you draw self portraits, nature and still lifes.  8913 Maggie Suisman 4 classes Nov 18–Dec 16 (Sun) 1–4pm *No class Nov 25 $134 (Members: $121) and $20 supply fee

COMPUTER DRAwING & PAINTING FOR TEENS

Develop your drawing and painting skills the digital way, using a Wacom pen tablet, Corel Painter, and Photoshop. Through hands-on lessons in drawing fundamentals and basic color theory, you’ll develop your computer art skills from basic cartooning to creating paintings from photographs and your imagination. 8922 Tamara Nelson 4 classes Sept 16–Oct 7 (Sun) 1–4pm $134 (Members: $121) and $15 supply fee

fALL 2012

UPCOMING ExHIBITIONS THE JOnES cEnTEr Hybrid Forms Advanced Young Artists Nick Cave: Hiding in Plain Sight Andy Coolquitt: Attainable Excellence

August 4–September 16, 2012 // The Jones Center August 4–September 16, 2012 // The Jones Center

September 29–December 30, 2012 // The Jones Center September 29–December 30, 2012 // The Jones Center

Andy Coolquitt: Attainable Excellence is organized by Blaffer Art Museum at the University of Houston. It is made possible in part by the Cecil Amelia Blaffer von Furstenberg Endowment for Exhibitions and Programs, Houston Endowment Inc. and Nayla Hadchiti. Support for the publication is provided in part by Lisa Cooley.

SCREEN PROJECTS

Transform the face of the Jones Center building at night into a video projection, invigorating the core of downtown Austin with dynamic, public art.

Miranda Lichtenstein: Danse Serpentine Mahwish Chishty: Spinning 2 Nikhil Murthy: Two Crashes 1926/2007

July 12–September 2, 2012

September 3–November 4, 2012

November 5–December 30, 2012

LIFT PROJECTS

Feature videos in the elevator of the Jones Center, turning a ride with strangers into an opportunity for conversation.

Jeanne Stern: Piano Mouths

Jefferson Pinder: Elevator Music Carlos Bunga: Lamp

June 20–August 8, 2012 August 15–October 7, 2012 October 10–November 25, 2012

Michael Bell-Smith: Digital Fireplace Upside Down

November 28–December 30, 2012

LAgUnA gLOriA

Collection Selections: DeLuxe New works: April wood

August 24–December 2, 2012 // Laguna Gloria Villa August 24–December 2, 2012 // Laguna Gloria Gatehouse Gallery

Laguna Gloria 3809 W. 35th Street Austin, TX 78703

The Jones Center 700 Congress Avenue Austin, TX 78701

ATTEnD second sAturdAys Are for fAMilies For lively art-making programs to enhance family visits to each of our fall exhibitions at the Jones Center.

$10 PER FAMILY // $5 PER MEMBER FAMILY // 11AM–3PM Purchase ticket at the door.

SEPTEMBER 8 // OCTOBER 13 // NOvEMBER 10 // DECEMBER 8 Details at amoa-arthouse.org/education

fALL 2012

ExHIBITION EDUCATION

DiScOVEr frEE fAmiLY EVEnTS: Art proJects And MeMorAble perforMAnces.

AUSTIN MUSEUM DAY // SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 // 12–4 PM // LAGUNA GLORIA HOLIDAY STROLL // SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1 // 7–9 PM // THE JONES CENTER

BOOK A group tour At The Jones Center or Laguna Gloria. Contact us at amoa-arthouse.org/group-tours

TAKE A DrOP-in TOUr of lAgunA gloriA Any Saturday and Sunday at 1pm.

BEcOmE A docent Join our lively and educational docent program and learn a lot more about modern and contemporary art to share with our visitors at both sites. Contact us at amoa-arthouse.org/docent-programs

JOin our teen progrAM Club-A: A free, intensive teen arts program that works collectively on group-designed projects. Meet fellow peers interested in the arts! Apps here amoa-arthouse.org/club-a/ Deadline is 9/12. Young Artists: A free Saturday morning teen arts program focused on portfolio development and opportunities in the arts. Apply today! Apps here amoa-arthouse.org/young-artists Deadline is 9/14.

mAKE A scholArship donAtion Please help us inspire the imaginations of deserving children and adults by making a donation today to our Art School scholarship program. Call kim williams at 512.458.8191 ext. 248.

ArT ScHOOL fAcULTY ANA BORNE BA, UT/Austin in Latin American Studies; over 20 years teaching children’s art classes in her home, Austin ISD Community Schools and summer programs, and through Austin City Parks & Recreation. INGA MARIE CARMEL BA UC-Berkeley; additional coursework at Sätergläntan; former VP and Programs Chair, Weavers and Spinners Society of Austin; 8 years experience in weaving instruction

NANCY GRIFFITH BS, Averitt College; Masters Program, North Texas; 32 years of teaching experience; retired art department head, Austin High School art instructor for 18 years. POMONA HALLENBECk BFA from Eastern New Mexico U. Well-known watercolorist who has taught workshops nationally. Currently represented by Ghost Ranch Trading Post and Bitzer & Johnson in New Mexico.

JAN HEATON Studied at Wayne State U, the Detroit Institute of Arts, and UT/Austin; artwork is included in numerous private and public collections, represented exclusively in Austin at Wally Workman Gallery; also represented by Soho Myriad GalleryvINCENT COLvIN MFA, Pennsylvania Atlanta, and Art + Artisans–Houston. Academy of Fine Art; BFA, Virginia Commonwealth U; Tyler School of Art ASHLEIGH HOLEMAN BFA Jewelry/ undergraduate admissions counselor; Metalsmithing Kent State U; Worked Teaching experience and exhibitions with numerous jewelers in Cleveland, Chicago, and the Bay Area. Member, throughout the US. Firehouse Collective, Berkeley. LAUREL DANIEL BA in Art, Wheaton College, Wheaton, IL; graphic design ERIC JACkSON BFA, UT/Austin; an background, now a professional experienced potter who has been painter represented by Davis Gallery working locally and regionally since in Austin and other galleries in GA 1986; his work has been displayed at the San Antonio Art League Museum and MT.. and The Jack S. Blanton Museum in DEB DARNELL BA in Art, Texas State U; addition to local galleries. has worked with children for 20 years JULES BUCk JONES MFA Painting, in the community and Hays CISD. UT; BFA Painting/Printmaking, VCU; MONIDEEPA DAS MA Visual AMOA’s New Art In Austin: 20 to Communication Design Purdue Watch, 2008, University; M.A. Art History, Stella Maris College, India. Over 12 years SUE kEMP BS/M.Ed, U. of North experience includes advertising, Texas; signature member of the Texas graphic design, illustration and art Watercolor Society and Southwestern Watercolor Society; her paintings have education. been published on 5 posters and in wENDY HALE DAvIS worked as a graphic 7 books, including a children’s book. designer and calligrapher for twenty years; became a bookbinder eleven EvE LARSON A popular portrait artist years ago; her work can be seen in in Austin who has exhibited for fifteen Making and Keeping Creative Journals years; studied at UT/Austin and with internationally acclaimed artists. and Making Journals By Hand. ANDREA CHRISTIE MFA Ceramics, Tulane; BFA Ceramics, Indiana U; Faculty at Tulane University, Herron School of Art, various art centers. Exhibitions throughout the United States

MICHAEL LONG BFA, College of Santa Fe; MFA, U Colorado. Studied painting at the Art Students League in New York under Richard Pousette-Dart. Has taught widely including U New PAT FALCONER BFA, BA, UT/Austin; Mexico, U Hawaii, Dar al-Kalima MFA in Studio Art from Hoffburger College (Bethlehem, Palestine). School of Painting at the Maryland Institute College of Art; a practicing A.J. LOvELL BFA U of Missouri; MFA U artist; also employed as a film of Arkansas; Master Printer Emeritus @ Tom Huck’s Evil Prints – St. Louis. Has animator. taught multiple printmaking processes CLAIR GASTON MFA, U. of Houston; including relief, intaglio, silk screen, past instructor at Glassell Junior and stone lithography. School and gallery teacher at the Contemporary Arts Museum, Houston; LAURIE MANN BFA, U. of Michigan. was a teaching fellow at the U. of MFA, Arizona State University; Practicing artist who has taught in Houston. universities and community centers in SUzAN GERMOND Ph.D, Art History, AZ, TN, MI and TX for over 11 years.. Stanford. Author, “Found Art Mosaics,” published in books and magazines, FRANCINE MASTRANGELO B.A. in Fine exhibited throughout Texas, many Art from State Univ. of NY in drawing years experience teaching all ages, and printmaking. A published writer and illustrator of such children’s books including college level. as Beep, Beep, Honk, Honk and 4 Very COURTNEY GRAY Certificate in Art Small Adventures. Metals and Metal Sculpture from ACC; completed metal training in Koblenz, ADRIA MCCUAIG MA Art Education, UT/ Germany; internationally certified Austin; BA History, U of VerMont; 15 welder; custom jeweler, sculptor; owner years teaching experience. of “Creative Side Academy” NICk MILLER MFA San Francisco Art LAURA GREEN BFA, UNT; Certified Institute; Lead Artist: Philadelphia Generalist & Special Ed; Teacher with Mural Arts Program 2008; multiple AISD, previous teaching experience at mural projects and commissions in San Amon Carter and various other schools Francisco and Philadelphia and institutions; Former Program Director at Art Center Waco. DAvID EvERETT BFA, MFA UT/Austin in sculpture; has exhibited in El Paso, Houston, Dallas, Santa Fe and Chicago. film animator.,

MARk MITCHELL UT/Austin; has illustrated 25 books for younger readers, his illustrations appear in such children’s magazines as Cricket, Cobblestone, Calliope, and Pockets; contributing editor of the magazine Watercolor. LINDA MONTIGNANI MFA Painting, American U. DC; taught at Maryland College of Art and Design, and St. Edward’s University; founder of the Creative Arts Society in Austin; her mixed media and collage paintings exhibited in USA and Europe. JOHN MOSTELLER Working local artist since the 80s; owner Hairless Ape Design; has displayed at various local restaurants and has done graphic design for local musicians and businesses.

DAvID THORNBERRY BFA & MFA, Painting; Kent State University; over 27 years experience teaching art in various community programs across the U.S.; his work has appeared in various galleries around Austin. JAMES TISDALE BFA, U Mississippi; MFA, U Georgia; Archie Bray Foundation, MT; 1995 NEA grant recipient. NCECA artist residency, Budapest; Art School Ceramics Coordinator and Artist-in-Residence. kATHERINE TORRINI BA in Art, UT/ Austin; Digital Imaging and Design at ACC; has exhibited locally and in Italy (photography, pastel, watercolor, pen/ ink, textiles); professional life coach.

ANGELA vALEk BS in Journalism, UT/Austin; freelance photographer with a focus in photojournalism; TAMARA NELSON Background, in oils, worked for The White House from pastels and acrylics, moved to the 2004–05 as Vice President’s Photo digital realm in the mid 90’s; degreee Editor; featured in such publications in Graphic Design from ACC. Worked as Orange Magazine and several with animation studios in Austin, government releases. U.M.A. Mirage and Heart of Texas Productions, and as a graphic designer PHILLIP wADE MFA, UT/Austin; at News 8 Austin for 8 years. Faculty graduate of Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia; has at Austin Community College. been an exhibiting artist for 20 years. SABRINA PARNELL MA Ceramics and w E YA N D T BS BFA Painting & Ceramics from Stephen C A S S A N D R A F. Austin University; practicing artist Photography/Fine Art, East Texas with experience teaching children and State U; experience as a photographer at the Kimbell Museum of Art and adults in a variety of settings. as a printmaker at the Photographic LESLIE PIERCE B.F.A. UT Austin; has Archives Gallery in Dallas. taught for UT Informal Classes, the Austin Great Wall Chinese School, and SHELLEY wOOD BFA Studio Art, UT-Austin; Published nationally privately. & internationally; Work in private, RICARDO PUEMAPE BA in Studio public and corporate collections. Art, specializing in sculpture, State Clients include Austin American U. of NY at Plattsburgh; Registered Statesman, Dell, Forbes, US News architect, TX. & World Report and the New York Times. President, DarkRoom Coop GRETCHEN REED BFA Visual Arts in Austin since 1994. Studies, UT Austin; teacher with Austin ISD; AMOA Art School faculty since SYDNEY YEAGER MFA, UT/Austin; art 2000. educator since 1989. MAAA/NEA Fellowship Recipient in 1996, 1997 HEIDI SCHLENk Bachelor in solo exhibition at the AMOA–Laguna Photography, UT Austin. Freelance Gloria; her works are widely exhibited photographer and art teacher. Has in Texas and the U.S. exhibited in local and international shows including The People’s Choice LISA YGLESIAS BFA Fashion Design, Gallery Exhibition at Austin City Hall Parsons School of Design; Instructor and Fiberart International. at IADT-Houston; Professional Experience: Michel Negri, Liz DENISE SCIOLI BFA, UT/Austin; Claiborne, APC, and others; currently working with at-risk students in the Austin Independent School CHRIST OPHER z A LESk I MFA District; also teaches sculpture to Photography, UT/Austin; photographer seniors. for eighteen years, his work has been selected for several shows juried by DIANNE SONNENBERG Has exhibited nationally recognized photographers internationally; studied with renowned including a show juried by the mosaic artists; member of the assistant curator of photography at Society of American Mosaic Artists; the Museum of Modern Art in New experienced teacher of all ages. York; commercial photographer since MAGGIE SUISMAN MFA School of Visual 1982; established Zaleski Studio in Arts; BFA San Francisco Art Institute; 1988. illustrations appeared in NYTimes, NYTimes Book Review, Isthmus Books Quarterly, and other publications; Certified K-12 Visual Arts instructor, 10 years teaching experience PAUL TARLOw Has been working with glass for over 8 years and has had instruction from some of the world’s foremost glass artists; has exhibited nationally; co-owner of Helios Kiln Glass Studio.

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