Blending art and community.
Englewood Art Center Summer 2024
The Englewood Art Center (EAC) serves as a nexus for artists and audiences to inspire creativity, exchange ideas, endorse imagination, and encourage creative growth in an environment that is entertaining, relaxed, and welcoming. With a spectacular lineup of classes, workshops, and exhibitions and events, EAC invites artists, art enthusiasts, and anyone interested to support our creative community by joining us this 2023-2024 season.
Contact Information
Englewood Art Center
350 S McCall Road
Englewood, FL 34223
Phone: 941-474-5548
Email: eac@ringling.edu
Online: www.eacringlingcollege.org
Young Artist Studios | Ages 5-8
Nichole Moranda
June and July
Tuesdays, 10-11:30 am | Wednesdays, 10-11:30 am
September Saturdays, 10:30 am-12 pm
Tuesdays 10-11:30 am
May
June
May
Weekend
Ages:
| Saturdays, 10:30 am-12 pm
September
Young Artist Studios | Ages 9-12
Nichole Moranda
June and July Wednesdays, 1-2:30 pm
September Saturdays, 10:30 am-12 pm
May
June
Weekend
Ages:
September
Join the fun and explore a new medium/technique every session. Students will create one-of-a-kind works of art in each class. Materials for studio projects are included or students are welcome and encouraged to bring their own materials if it’s their preference.
*Note: It is recommended that students register for both ceramic classes in their age group, if they would like to create a finished project.
Young Artist Summer Studios | Ages 9–12
Christine Broyles
June and July
Thursdays, 10-11:30 am
Thursdays, 10-11:30 am
May
30 - Mixed Media
June 6 - Ceramics *
13 - Ceramics *
20 - Painting
27 - Jewelry
July
18 - Sculpture
25 - Sun Prints
$15 per session
Join the fun and explore a new medium/technique every session. Students will create one-of-a-kind works of art in each class. Materials for studio projects are included or students are welcome and encouraged to bring their own materials if it’s their preference.
*Note: It is recommended that students register for both ceramic classes in their age group, if they would like to create a finished project.
Young Artist Summer Studios | Ages 13-16
Christine Broyles
June and July
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 1-3:30 pm
September Saturdays, 1-3:30 pm
Tuesdays, 1-3:30 pm
June 4 - Printmaking
11 - Sculpture
18 - Painting 25 - Drawing *
July 2 - Drawing * 16 - Ceramics * 23 - Ceramics *
Thursdays, 1-3:30 pm
June
6 - Ceramics *
13 - Ceramics * 20 - Painting
27 - Mixed Media
July
18 - Drawing 25 - Printmaking
Weekend
Ages: 13-16 | Saturdays, 1-3:30 pm
September
14 - Painting
28 - Drawing
$20 per session
Are you a young artist who is looking for a creative outlet, and serious about elevating and/or expanding your skills in fine art media? Join Ms. Broyles to make projects such as creating your own sketchbooks, pop art portraits inspired by Andy Warhol, clay, sculptures, zentangles, and more. Classes will focus on a variety of techniques and materials, including drawing, painting, and large-scale project work. Materials for studio projects are included or students are welcome and encouraged to bring their own materials if it’s their preference.
*Note: It is recommended that students register for both ceramic or drawing classes in their age group, if they would like to create a finished project.
Mini Projects
Free and open to the public
Summer Art Market
July 19 and 20, 2024
10 am-3 pm
Ceramics
Explore Ceramics: An Introduction to Working with Clay
Nichole Moranda
(beginner-intermediate)
Tuesdays, 1-4 pm
5-class series
April 23, 30; May 7, 14, 21
May 28; June 4, 11, 18, 25
July 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
4-class series
September 5, 12, 19, 26
Member: $200 (5-class series)
Non-Member: $285 (5-class series)
Member: $190 (4-class series)
Non-Member: $235 (4-class series)
Explore the tactile and fun nature of clay in this introduction to the medium. Emphasis will be on the fundamental skills, vocabulary, equipment, materials, and preparations specific to ceramics. Each 5-week series will focus on a specific project. Students should come prepared with creative ideas for personalizing their projects, as well as ideas for building their own original clay creations.
Note: Price includes up to 25 pounds of clay (for in-class project use only), glazes, and firing. Additional clay may be purchased from EAC. Students must adhere to the EAC’s Pottery Studio Policies and Procedures.
Hand-building and Wheel Throwing
Nichole Moranda
(beginner-intermediate)
Thursdays 9:30 am-12:30 pm
5-class series
April 25; May 2, 9, 16, 23
May 30; June 6, 13, 20, 27
4-class series
September 3, 10, 17, 24
3-class series *
July 11, 18, 25
Member: $200 (5-class series)
Non-Member: $285 (5-class series)
Member: $190 (4-class series)
Non-Member: $235 (4-class series)
Member: $120 (3-class series)
Non-Member: $175 (3-class series)
Learn hand-building and wheel throwing techniques while creating a variety of ceramic objects. Hand-building instruction will focus on slab, coil, and pinch methods. Basic glazing practices will also be covered as well as a variety of decorative techniques.
Note: Price includes up to 25 pounds of clay (for in-class project use only), glazes, and firing. Additional clay may be purchased from EAC. Students must adhere to the EAC’s Pottery Studio Policies and Procedures.
*Registration for continuing ceramic students ONLY
Wheel Thrown Ceramics
Julie Soble (beginner-intermediate)
Fridays 1-4 pm
5-class series
April 26; May 3, 10, 17, 24
May 31; June 7, 14, 21, 28 4-class series
September 6, 13, 20, 27
Member: $225 (5-class series)
Non-Member: $310 (5-class series)
Member: $180 (4-class series)
Non-Member: $248 (4-class series)
In this course, students learn the skill of centering and evenly distributing clay to make cups with handles, bowls, plates, and vases. You will learn how to use different tools to create various shapes. The course also includes instruction in glazing techniques. No previous experience is required. This course is a good option for beginners or those with minimal experience who want to refresh their basic skills.
Note: Price includes up to 25 pounds of clay (for in-class project use only), glazes, and firing. Additional clay may be purchased from EAC. Students must adhere to the EAC’s Pottery Studio Policies and Procedures.
Raku Workshops
Workshop: Raku Firing
Nichole Moaranda
(beginner-intermediate)
Saturday, 9:30 am-12:30 pm (10 am firing)
Saturdays, 9:30 am-12:30 pm
May 11
June 15
Enrolled Student: $30 (per workshop session | materials included)
Member: $40 (per workshop session | materials included)
Non-Member: $60 (per workshop session | materials included)
Learn to prepare, glaze, and fire bisque pieces in a Raku kiln. Bring up to two pieces (already bisque) totaling 1/2 cubic feet of kiln space. Vessels not larger than 5-6” in diameter and 12” in height work best. Get two pulls from the hot kiln. Price includes instruction, glazes, and equipment use. (Additional or oversized pieces may be fired for an additional cost, time, and space permitting.) To avoid problems with cracking, it is highly recommended that the bisque pieces used for Raku are made from stoneware with grog.
Note: Price includes instruction, materials, and equipment use.
Workshop: Elements Of Raku
Nichole Moranda (beginner-intermediate)
Saturdays, 9:30 am-12:30 pm
May 4 and 11
June 8 and 15
Member: $80 (2-session workshop | materials included)
Non-Member: $115 (2-session workshop | materials included)
If you want the full Raku experience, this workshop is for you. In the first session, students will create two hand-built objects using slab, coil, or pinch methods. The pieces will be fired to bisque. In the second session, students will have the opportunity to participate in the full Raku firing experience. This includes preparation, glazing, and pulling their bisque pieces from the hot kiln.
Note: Price includes instruction, materials, and equipment use.
Stained Glass | The Basics
Lorraine Mushacke (beginner-intermediate)
Wednesdays, 9:30 am-12:30 pm
April 24; May 1, 8
May 15, 22, 29
June 5, 12, 19
July 17, 24, 31
September 11, 18, 25
Member: $115 (3-class series | materials included)
Non-Member: $145 (3-class series | materials included)
Need to improve your view? Try adding some color with a stained glass piece that you created! This beginner class offers hands-on, step-by-step instruction, demonstrations, individual assistance, and space to practice this beautiful art form. Designs will vary.
Note: Price includes instruction, materials, and equipment use.
Workshop: Mosaic Glass Workshop
Mary Gaines (beginner-intermediate) Saturday, 9:30 am-1:30 pm
May 11
June 15
September 21
Member: $50 (per workshop session | materials included)
Non-Member: $65 (per workshop session | materials included)
Come celebrate the interplay of light and color by creating your own glass mosaic. You will learn the essential tools, safety protocols, and skills needed to create a small mosaic on a framed glass base all in one day. Tools are provided for studio use only, but materials to finish up the mosaic can be taken home if needed.
Drawing
Intro to Drawing | Learning to See Differently
Chris Broyles (beginner-intermediate)
Wednesdays, 1-3 pm
May 1, 8, 15, 22
May 29; June 5, 12, 19
June 26; July 3, *17, 24
September 4, 11, 18, 25
Member: $110 (4-class series)
Non-Member: $150 (4-class series)
So, you don’t know how to draw or even where to begin? It takes some time to feel confident about your drawings, but this class can show you the ways to help you take those first steps. Learn the fundamentals of drawing in this beginnerfriendly class. It will cover everything from basic shapes and lines to shading and perspective. This course will help you get started, no experience necessary!
*Indicates all classes do not run consecutive weeks.
Intermediate Drawing
Maggie McClellan (intermediate-advanced)
Fridays, 1-4 pm
May 3, 10, 17, 24
May 31; June 7, 14, 21
June 28; July *12, 19, 26
September 6, 13, 20, 27
Member: $110 (4-class series)
Non-Member: $150 (4-class series)
Continue to develop your skills of observational drawing and level up by understanding the fundamental elements of representational rendering. Emphasis will be on refining students understanding of composition, measuring, space, line, shape, form, gesture, and value. Students will use various drawing media to capture people and landscapes.
Note: Basic drawing skills required.
*Indicates all classes do not run consecutive weeks.
Scratchboard
Sheryl Unwin (beginner-advanced) Tuesdays, 9:30 am-12:30 pm
3 class series
May 7, 14, *28
September 17, 24; October 1
4 class series
June 4, 11, 18, 25
July 2, 9, 16, 23
Member: $110 (4-class series) | $85 (3-class series)
Non-Member: $150 (4-class series) | $115 (3-class series)
This four-week course will introduce you to the unique world of scratch boarding. You will be introduced to the essential techniques needed while using a variety of different tools to bring your image to life. Your photo references can be of any subject that you choose—a favorite animal, person, or place.
*Indicates all classes do not run consecutive weeks.
For information about the 2D Open Studio options, please see page 13
Painting
Oil Painting
Maggie McClellan (beginner-intermediate) Tuesdays, 1-4 pm
May 7, 14, 21, 28
June 4, 11, 18, 25
July 2, 9, 16, 23
September 10, 17, 24; October 1
Member: $110 (4-class series) | $32 (single session)
Non-Member: $150 (4-class series) | $40 (single session)
Explore the fundamentals of design and painting in this approachable and fun oil and acrylic class. Emphasis will be on structure, composition, color, and value, as well as on the creative journey of personal expression. Students are encouraged to bring their own references for inspiration.
Investigating Watercolor
Robert Broyles (beginner-intermediate) Thursdays, 1-4 pm
April 25; May 2, 9, 16
May 23, 30; June 6, 13
June 20, 27; July *18, 25
September 5, 12, 19, 26
Member: $110 (4-class series)
Non-Member: $150 (4-class series)
Maintain and grow your watercolor skills while creating realistic-style paintings with a relaxed approach. The subject of the reference painting will vary and be provided by the instructor or students can provide their own reference material, be it a non-copyrighted image, personal photo, or original drawing by the student. Using a lightbox, students can transfer their chosen image onto watercolor paper or confident students are welcome to draw freehand directly onto the watercolor paper. The class will cover techniques to enhance details to create more expressive work.
*Indicates all classes do not run consecutive weeks.
Painting
Painting with All Media
Diane Mannion
(beginner-intermediate) Fridays, 9:30 am-12:30 pm
May 3, 10, 17, 24
May 31; June 7, 14, 21
June 28; July *12, 19, 26
Member: $110 (4-class series)
Non-Member: $150 (4-class series)
Paint, Paint, Paint! All water-based mediums, watercolor, gouache, acrylics, and water-mixable oils. We will be sketching on paper and in sketchbooks, from life and from non-copyrighted photo references. This class can prepare you to paint every day wherever you are. For all levels willing to be patient and practice!
*Indicates all classes do not run consecutive weeks.
For information about the 2D Open Studio options, please see page 13
Photography
Introduction to Digital Photography
Lou-Anne Curtis (beginner-intermediate) Tuesdays, 9:30 am-12:30 pm
April 23, 30, May 7, 14, 21
May 28; June 4, 11, 18, 25
July 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
Member: $160 (5-class series)
Non-Member: $215 (5-class series)
Capture powerful digital photographs by using the wide array of camera functions available beyond the automatic settings. Fundamental photography principles will be introduced. Students will be encouraged to explore the aesthetics of digital photography and master the terminology associated with the medium. This course includes classroom learning and field experience.
Intermediate Digital Photography
Lou-Anne Curtis (intermediate-advanced) Tuesdays, 1-4 pm
April 23, 30, May 7, 14, 21
May 28; June 4, 11, 18, 25
July 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
Member: $160 (5-class series)
Non-Member: $215 (5-class series)
Take your knowledge to the Next Level! Beginning with a review of the fundamentals, and progressing to more advanced techniques, this class offers further exploration of manual functions, custom settings, and the essential principles of photography. This course includes classroom learning and field experience.
Pre-Requisite: Basic camera proficiency or Introduction to Digital Photography.
Photoshop Elements
Lou-Anne Curtis (beginner-intermediate)
Thursdays, 9:30 am-2:30 pm
April 25; May 2, 9, 16, 23
May 30; June 6, 13, 20, 27
Member: $160 (5-class series)
Non-Member: $215 (5-class series)
Learn the leading photo-editing software in this introduction to Photoshop Elements. Become familiar with the easy-touse interface to organize, share, and transform photographs into precious keepsakes or works of art. This course promises to dramatically improve the quality and appeal of your photographs.
Pre-Requisite: Basic computer proficiency.
Note: Students are required to bring a Laptop Computer and Thumb Drive.
Photoshop Elements II
Lou-Anne Curtis (beginner-intermediate)
Thursdays, 1-4 pm
April 25; May 2, 9, 16, 23
May 30; June 6, 13, 20, 27
Member: $160 (5-class series)
Non-Member: $215 (5-class series)
Build on your basic Photoshop Elements knowledge to further develop, retouch, and enhance your images. You will receive step-by-step instruction in this continuing course series which includes a brief review of Photoshop Elements before exploring the many specific editing features offered in the full Edit Mode of Photoshop Elements.
Pre-Requisite: Basic computer proficiency and Photoshop Elements program or Photoshop Elements I.
Note: Students are required to bring a Laptop Computer and Thumb Drive.
Workshop: Photographing the Suncoast
Lou-Anne Curtis (beginner-intermediate)
Wednesdays, 9:30 am-12:30 pm
June 5
June 19
July 3
September 18
Member: $45 (per session)
Non-Member: $65 (per session)
Study the unique aesthetic qualities of the Suncoast through the camera’s lens. In this half day photography workshop, you will visit scenic locales in Englewood and surrounding areas to capture images that intrigue you. On-site guidance and tips will be given to each student to assist them with camera settings, lighting, and composition.
Photography (cont.)
Weekend
Lighting Fundamentals
Bob Nishihira (beginner-intermediate) Saturdays, 1-4 pm
May 4, 11, 18, 25; June 1
June 8, 15, 22; July 13, 20
Member: $160 (5-class series)
Non-Member: $215 (5-class series)
Photography literally means drawing with light. It is no surprise, therefore, that it is light that often distinguishes a good photograph from an ordinary one. This class will teach students how to recognize and manage the fundamental characteristics of light to enhance aesthetics and visual communication.
Pre-Requisite: Basic camera proficiency or Introduction to Digital Photography.
Outside the Comfort Zone | Experimental Photography
Bob Nishihira (beginner-intermediate) Wednesdays, 9:30 am-12 pm
April 24; May 1, 8
May 15, 22, 29
June 5, 12, 19
June 26; July 3, 10
Member: $80 (3-class series)
Non-Member: $110 (3-class series)
Let your creativity and imagination flow and have fun too in this 3-week course with veteran photographer Robert Nishihira. “Creativity is inventing, experimenting, growing, taking risks, breaking rules, making mistakes, and having fun.” - Mary Lou Cook, artist
Pre-Requisite: Basic camera proficiency.
Fiber Arts
Workshop: Felted Brooch
Sherry Tamburo (beginner-intermediate) Saturdays, 1-4 pm
May 18
June 1
June 15
September 28
Member: $75 (per workshop session | materials included)
Non-Member: $100 (per workshop session | materials included)
This will become your favorite accessory! A brooch adds color, interest and whimsy to any outfit. Brooches are also affective for covering a stain or adding extra modesty to low-cut blouses. Your brooch can be a flower or an abstract piece that you will learn to create using wool, silk, and fun embellishment fibers. Come in and create!
Note: Price includes class materials.
**New policies, prices, and options for Open Studios**
2D Open Studio | Members Only
Saturdays, 9:30 am-12:30 pm (all 2D media welcome)
Cunningham Studio
Member: $5 per studio session or pre-pay $25 for 6-sessions
Non-Member: $10 per studio session or pre-pay $50 for 6-sessions
Ceramics Open Studio | Currently Enrolled Ceramics Students And Studio Authorized Artists* Only
Studio Authorized Artists are required to be Members of EAC in order to participate in Open Studio
In order to ensure adherence of Ceramics Studio Policies and Procedures, Ceramics Open Studio is open to students who are presently taking ceramics class(es) and/or those who have successfully passed the Ceramics Studio Authorized Artists Workshop at EAC.
Currently Enrolled Students ONLY Wednesdays, 9:30 am-12:30 pm Thursdays, 1-4 pm* Saturdays, 9:30 am-12:30 pm
Currently Enrolled Students and Studio
Authorized Artists Tuesdays, 9:30 am-12:30 pm* Wednesdays, 1-4 pm
Studio Authorized Artists ONLY Saturdays, 1-4 pm Fridays, 9:30 am-12:30 pm*
Currently Enrolled Students:
$15 per studio session
$125 per month to attend any studio session(s) for currently enrolled students
Studio Authorized Artists
$25 per studio session
$225 per month to attend any studio session(s) for Studio Authorized Artists
*Pending Youth Studios use
Open Studio Policies:
• Price includes clay for in-studio project use only (up to 25 pounds in a single month), additional clay may be purchased from EAC, if necessary. Fees also include glazes, firings, and the use of studio equipment and tools.
• EAC Ceramics instructors reserve the right to use the studio as needed and can cancel any Open Studio session.
• Enrolled Students (not Studio Authorized Artists) new to EAC are required to get authorization from instructors to participate in EAC Open Studio.
• EAC Director reserves the right to revoke access to Ceramics Open Studio at any time without a refund.
Johan Bjurman is classically trained in several painting disciplines. He established Bjurman Studio specializing in commercial artwork, including several significant and nationally recognizable projects, such as designing and painting seven trompe l’oeil lunettes of Mozart’s operas which are installed at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia. Now retired, Johan spends his time in Rhode Island and Florida where he practices plein air landscape painting and exhibits his work widely.
Christine Broyles is a graduate of the University of South Florida with a major in fine arts and art education and a minor in science, grades 5-9. She has worked for more than 30 years in Charlotte County Public Schools. Chris is the only original faculty member of the L.A. Ainger Middle School still teaching there today. Chris is an artist in her own right, working in many art medias including ceramics, acrylic, watercolor, jewelry, photography, sculpture, mixed media, and stained glass.
Robert Broyles is an award-winning, published watercolor artist, illustrator, teacher, and co-author of Art Across the Curriculum. He earned his BA with honors in fine art and art education from the University of South Florida. In his paintings, Robert strives to use rich, sumptuous, and colorful images to help raise awareness of the beauty of the fragile world we inhabit. His work has been exhibited throughout Southwest Florida.
Lou-Anne Curtis is a freelance photographer specializing in portrait and nature photography. She captures subtle moments that often go unnoticed: the color of early morning light, the long shadows of a late summer afternoon, fog sneaking across the bay. Her work is shown in Englewood, Port Charlotte, and Punta Gorda, Florida.
Jeff Ellis graduated from Pratt Institute, Brooklyn NY in 1968 with a degree in Industrial Design. Upon graduation, he became a toy designer for the Ideal Toy Company and worked there from 1968 until 1971. Then, he became a designer for the Thompson-Leeds Company. Ever since Jeff has retired and moved to Florida, he has been pursuing his dream of being a sculptor. Jeff is currently working at carving wood bowls and wood wall hangings.
Mary Gaines is a self-taught artist who experimented in several mediums, including drawing, quilting, painting, clay, needlework, and several craft hobbies, before discovering her love for stained glass. She’s found that her style lies outside of the precision of traditional copper foiling and instead, Mary creates masterful mosaics. Mary likes to upcycle materials using bits of stained glass to create designs framed in old windows and repurposed picture frames. The color, sunlight, and beautiful flora and fauna of Florida keep her inspired to create her artwork.
Diane Mannion is a realistic landscape and portrait artist. Her watercolor and pastel works simultaneously capture the vivid beauty and touristy chaos of her home state of Florida. Diane studied fine art at Pratt and SUNY, and worked as a professional illustrator for over 30 years. She is the recipient of numerous awards, including the 2011 Bowles Portrait Award and the 2012 Fine Art Connoisseur Award of Excellence. Diane’s work is exhibited in galleries throughout the United States.
Maggie McClellan is an accomplished painter who exhibits her work nationally and abroad. She is a signature member of the Florida Watercolor Society, Gold Coast Watercolor Society, and the Miami Watercolor Society. Maggie has authored successful teaching programs across the United States, in the Caribbean, and abroad. She is the author of the popular book, The Artist’s Express–Secrets of the Obedient Brush.
Nichole Moranda is an artist and native Floridian who studied at the Florida School of the Arts, MCC Bradenton, and USF Tampa, where she received her BFA in ceramics. Nichole has a focus in ceramic hand-building with a background in wheel throwing. Her ceramic work has been displayed as installations, functional pieces, and as jewelry pendants. Nichole currently has a sculpture installation, Catch of the Day, in the Englewood ArtScape Sculpture Garden.
Lorraine Mushacke is a glass artist from New Hampshire where she began taking classes and developed her love of working with glass. Since 2009, Lorraine has worked in her home studio, exhibiting at art festivals and art centers, while taking on commissions. Recently Lorraine has dedicated more of her time to instruct and inspire others.
Bob “Nish” Nishihira was a full-time commercial photographer for 18 years in California, with clients such as IBM, Callaway Golf, and Qualcomm. He taught at the City College of San Francisco for 20 years. He has achieved several honors including CA Magazine’s Award of Excellence, ASMP’s Gold Award, and has been published in magazines, such as Vogue and Town & Country. Bob is now enjoying retirement while continuing to inspire and teach.
Julianne Soble is a retired educator in the arts and special education. Julianne earned her BFA from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago with an Arts Education certificate, and her Masters in Special Education from Northeastern Illinois University. Julianne achieved National Board Certification in Exceptional Needs. Julianne’s arts focus has always been in Ceramics where she fell in love with wheel throwing and creating functional ceramics. Julianne is happy to share her love of ceramics and its processes through instruction in wheel throwing.
Sherry Tamburo is a fiber artist with a design degree in Architecture from the University of Florida. Her interest in fiber arts began with weaving, spinning, basketry and evolved into wet felting. The authenticity and sustainability of the materials used in wet felting creates a canvas for selfexpression and exploration. This alchemy creates magic, join Sherry to experience this amazing process.
Sheryl Unwin attended The Art Institute of Boston. After years of developing her skills, she chose to share her knowledge with other artists. In 2005, she decided to enjoy the beauty of Florida living, culture, wildlife, and fabulous scenery that only the Gulf Coast of Florida can give. Her passion is to draw from people, the largest of wildlife creatures, and the smallest of domestic pets.
Become a Volunteer
EAC can always use extra hands! If you are interested in becoming a volunteer at EAC to help the staff keep EAC the vibrant and encouraging creative hub that it is – please join us!
EAC can use and utilize just about any skill set in some way! The following list includes areas we know we can always use the help, but please feel free to make suggestions:
• Front desk and telephone greeters
• Assist with set-up, clean-up, and facilitating receptions and events
• Librarians
• Gardeners
• Represent EAC at area events
• Writing articles for newsletter and collecting print materials about the Art Center
• Jurors and judges for open call exhibitions
• Open studio monitors (authorizations are required for ceramics, digital studio, and figure drawing; see front desk staff for more details about required certifications and trainings)
Requirements for volunteering at EAC:
• Application/Information Sheet, including contact and emergency contact information, applicable skills, areas of volunteer interest, availability to volunteer (days and times)
• Membership: volunteers must be members of EAC during the time of volunteer service
• Background check: Ringling College of Art and Design requires a background check for all eligible volunteers
Become a Member
The Englewood Art Center (EAC) has been a prominent member of the local arts community for more than 50 years. As a division of Ringling College of Art and Design since 2008, EAC has benefited from the College’s commitment and support—allowing the Center to plan for a bright future.
It is our goal for you to appreciate and find value in the variety of programs offered at EAC, as well as to recognize the vitality the Center brings to Englewood and our surrounding communities. We encourage you to visit often and take advantage of the many creative activities, events, classes, and exhibitions we offer.
Please consider becoming an Englewood Art Center member. Your membership or tax-deductible donation will support our artists, exhibitions, lectures, classes, and special events offered at the Center, and will help to ensure that EAC will be here for you and our community for years to come.
If you have questions about membership or would like more information, please contact the EAC front desk at 941-474-5548.
MemberBenefits
Individual:Reduced prices on classes, workshops, open studios, and exhibition entry fees; EAC e-newsletter; eligible for exhibition in Member Gallery.
Household: All benefits above for up to two people in one household.
Membership Registration Form
350 S McCall Road | Englewood, FL 34223
941-474-5548
Email: eac@ringling.edu
To purchase a membership online, visit: www.eacringlingcollege.org
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In Person:
Bring a completed registration form and payment to the Englewood Art Center during our regular business hours, Tuesday-Saturday, 9 am-4 pm
By Phone:
Call 941-474-5548
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Complete the registration form and send it along with your payment to:
Englewood Art Center
350 S McCall Road
Englewood, FL 34223
Always request a supply list when registering for a class or workshop. Full tuition must be paid upon registration.
To review the complete educational policies for EAC and register online for classes, visit www.eacringlingcollege.org.
Continuing Studies Refund Policy
Englewood Art Center Refund Policy:
If you drop a course prior to two business days before the first scheduled class session, you will receive a refund minus a 25% administrative fee.
If you drop a course after 2 business days before the first scheduled class session, you forfeit your entire tuition.
Hours of Operation
Tuesday through Saturday, 9 am-4 pm
Sunday and Monday: CLOSED
August 2024: Closed
Supplies
Students are responsible for purchasing their supplies unless otherwise noted. See the registration description link to the Supply List for each course.
Catalogs By Location
Englewood Art Center (EAC): www.eacringlingcollege.org
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI): www.OLLIatRinglingCollege.org
If yes, what class did you take? ______________________________________________________________________________
If new to EAC, how did you learn about us?
