WORK BY ROBIN ROSENTHAL
WINTER 2019
CLASSES & WORKSHOPS SARATOGA ARTS experience • discover • create
SARATOGA ARTS 320 BROADWAY SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY 12866 518-584-4132 WWW.SARATOGA-ARTS.ORG
DIGITAL SKETCHING ON THE IPAD with Corey Pitkin
LET IT SNOW! PASTEL WORKSHOP with Pam Short LET’S SKETCH! with Carolyn Justice ABSTRACT REALISM with Tom O’Brien
INTERMEDIATE ADVANCED PASTEL with Carolyn Justice
DRAWING AND PASTELS DIGITAL SKETCHING ON THE IPAD with Corey Pitkin Combining classical drawing techniques with twenty-first century tools, instructor Corey Pitkin will guide students through creating digital artwork on the iPad. The workshop will begin with an in-depth demonstration of some of the tools currently available to artists including the Apple Pencil and the Procreate app. After the demo students will create their own sketches from life, photos, or their imagination. An iPad and the Procreate app (~$9.99 on iTunes) are required for this workshop. The Apple Pencil is optional but students must have the Procreate app downloaded on their iPad prior to the workshop. Saturday, March 23: 10am - 4pm $80 for members / $90 for not-yet-members
LET’S SKETCH! CLASS with Carolyn Justice Students will come together each week to sketch from both life and photographs. This class will focus on recording an impression and exploring one’s personal style. This exploratory approach to drawing allows for endless possibilities and lots of creativity. Students will focus less on rendering a subject and more on the energy of line and learning how to create a lively gestural drawing. Students should bring to class a medium sized sketch book and a fine tip marker. Watercolor is optional for students who wish to do washes over their ink drawings. This class is open to all skill levels. Fridays, 1 - 3pm February 8, 15, March 1, 8, 15, and 22 *Please note this class will not be offered on February 22nd* $90 for members / $100 for not-yet-members
LOOKING FOR A SUPPLY LIST? Head online to our website at www. saratoga-arts.org/education where you will find the supply lists. When you register, one will be sent to you in a confirmation email in case you missed it!
INTERMEDIATE - ADVANCED PASTEL with Carolyn Justice Students will learn to interpret more complex subjects, explore contemporary directions in drawing, and continue to develop a mastery of technique. There is also more emphasis on originality and the development of a personal style. Students will further develop their skills and abilities, and be encouraged to find increasingly creative solutions for a wide range of different types of projects. Students must bring non-oil pastels, a kneaded eraser, masking tape and several sheets of paper to each class. Tuesdays, 10am - 12pm January 22, 29, February 5, 12, 26, March 5 *Please note this class will not meet on February 19th* $90 for members / $100 for not-yet-members
LET IT SNOW! PASTEL WORKSHOP with Pam Short This one-day pastel workshop will aim to help you appreciate the beauty of winter in the north. Specifically, we’ll explore techniques to bring out the beauty and warmth of a winter scene and discuss the color of snow as seen in sun and shadow. The instructor will demonstrate using underpainting and color layering to achieve warm, luminous color. Students will work on a painting from their reference photo or one provided. This workshop is open to all skill levels - but prior experience with pastels is encouraged. A complete supply list can be found online. Thursday, February 7: 10am - 4pm $80 for members / $90 for not-yet-members
ABSTRACT REALISM with Tom O’Brien All art is abstract, even hyper-realistic art. Think about it: an artist can’t put the actual subject on canvas or paper whether that be a person, landscape, still-life or even a metaphysical idea, just a concept the viewer will interpret as your perception of the subject. The artists translates the object observed or imagined into shapes, line, color, composition and values to create their art. This course stresses the process over genres so bring the medium you enjoy working with and learn while having fun. Open to all levels and media. Thursdays, 10am - 12pm February 28, March 7, 14, 21, 28 and April 4 $90 for members / $100 for not-yet-members
PAINTING CHINESE BRUSH PAINTING with Linda Schultz Nature is the heart of Chinese Brush painting. It is intended to be a meditative and spontaneous art form, capturing the essence of an image or idea with very little attention to precise details. Come and learn the basics for this meditative art form. Using the “Four Treasures”, the brush, ink stick, ink stone and the paper, you will learn the techniques to create the “Four Gentleman”, the bamboo, orchid, plum and chrysanthemum. Each “Gentleman” introduces a new stroke or idea and reinforces techniques already learned. Continual demonstrations will be provided through out the classes, along with individual attention and feedback. A supply fee of $38 will be due at the beginning of class to the teacher and will include paper, ink, a brush, a palette, felt, copies and a newsprint pad.
PAINTING THE WINTER LANDSCAPE IN WATERCOLOR with Robert O’Brien, AWS, NWS Painting the beautiful New England winter landscape in watercolor will be explored in this one-day workshop. Glazing techniques and layering of the subtle tints of snow will be introduced. Value, composition and painting light and shadow will be emphasized. Students will work from photo reference and learn to create a finished painting from a favorite winter subject. The instructor will demonstrate his approach and will provide hands on guidance to each student. A critique will be held at the end of the session. A complete supply list can be found online. Saturday, January 26: 10am - 4pm $100 for members / $110 for not-yet-members
Saturday, March 30: 10am - 5pm $80 for members / $90 for non-members
INTRODUCTION TO OIL PAINTING
WET ON WET WATERCOLORS with Irene Radicchi Learn how to use the technique of wet on wet watercolors from self-taught artist Irene Radicchi. The gentle ebb and flow of water and color paints a picture that draws you in and gives you the freedom to be creative! This is a perfect workshop for those who are new to the medium and/or aren’t comfortable with drawing. Students will explore this technique to create images that depart from the traditional idea of a representational painting. Open to all skill levels. A complete supply list can be found online.
with Takeyce Walter If you have ever wanted to try oil painting, or haven’t been painting for some time, and just don’t know where to start this is the class for you. The focus of this workshop will be on how to compose a painting, choosing and mixing colors, and students will learn about a variety of different brushwork and application techniques. Students and Instructor will work from a still life for this class. Takeyce will also demonstrate her process for creating river and landscape scenes. Students will also do the same from reference photos provided. Instructor demonstrations, critiques and one-onone attention will be offered. A complete supply list can be found online.
Wednesday, March 13: 10am - 1pm $35 for members / $40 for not-yet-members
Sunday, March 17: 10am - 3pm $70 for members / $80 for non-members
COLORFUL STILL LIFES IN OIL with Robin Rosenthal Would you like to paint still lifes with clean, colorful brushstrokes and simplified forms? Learn how limited brushstrokes and the concepts of value, intensity and color temperature play a role in creating eye-catching paintings. This workshop will help you become familiar with oil painting whether you are a new painter or have previous experience. Demos, painting exercises and one-on-one attention will be provided. The goal is to help you become familiar with oil paints, create a colorful still life and become a more confident painter. A complete supply list can be found online. Sunday, March 24: 11am - 4pm $75 for members / $85 for not-yet members
SEE YOUR CLASS HERE: Saratoga Arts is currently accepting proposals for our 2019-2020 class season. Interested parties can fill out the class proposal form located on the left sidebar at www.saratoga-arts.org/education. Applicants will be asked to submit a class proposal, resume, personal/professional references, and images of their work.
PAINTING THE WINTER LANDSCAPE IN WATERCOLOR with Robert O’Brien, AWS, NWS
CHINESE BRUSH PAINTING with Linda Schultz
COLORFUL STILL LIFES IN OIL with Robin Rosenthal INTRODUCTION TO OIL PAINTING with Takeyce Walter
WET ON WET WATERCOLORS with Irene Radicchi
FIBER & FABRIC NEEDLE FELT SNOWMEN with Leslie Scarborough Learn to make your own Needle Felted Snowman with Road Less Traveled’s Leslie Scarborough! Leslie will teach students the process of needle felting and creating your own fiber masterpiece in this one day workshop where you leave with your own delightful decoration! No prior experience. Students must bring a needle felting tool and cushion to class. All other necessary materials will be provided for students to complete their project. Students are welcome to bring anything they would like to personalize their project. A $7 material fee due at the beginning of the class to the instructor at the beginning of class. Saturday, January 26: 10am - 1pm $35 for members / $40 for not-yet-members
PRINTING ON FABRIC: SURFACE DESIGN ON SCARVES & TOTE BAGS
WEAVING - FULL with Nancy Sharples For both the beginner and the experienced weaver, this class focuses on the diversity of weaving techniques. Working on a 4-harness floor or table loom, projects might include a wall hanging, scarf, table runner, or small rug. Please bring a good pair of scissors. A materials fee of about $15.00 (depending on project) will be due at first class. Class size is limited to 11. Saratoga Arts’ Weaving Studio is open to all registered weaving students. Weaving Studio hours are: M-F, 9am - 4:30pm and Saturdays 11am - 4:30pm. Mondays, 1pm - 3pm October 10, 17, 24, 31, November 7, 14 $90 for members / $100 for non-members Please note: This class is currently full. Please email acoon@saratoga-arts.org to be put on the wait list.
WEAVING with Nancy Sharples
with Kathy Klompas Students will experiment with several different techniques such as gelli plate printing, painting and stamping to build up pattern and layer colors on fabric. Learn how thickened fiber reactive dyes bond to fabric and how it differs from paint. Students will create their own one-of-a-kind vibrantly colored fabrics. A material fee of $15 is due to the instructor at the beginning of class. This fee covers all necessary materials and tools and includes a sample of cotton fabric, a silk scarf blank, and a tote bag. Students are encouraged to bring their own plastic bags for carrying projects home, newspaper, and a couple pairs of rubber gloves. Foam stamps are optional for those who wish to bring their own. Wednesday, February 13: 1pm - 4pm $35 for members / $40 for not-yet-members
NEEDLE FELT SNOWMEN with Leslie Scarborough
PRINTING ON FABRIC: SURFACE DESIGN ON SCARVES & TOTE BAGS with Kathy Klompas
THE FIGURE
THE FIGURE MADE SIMPLE with James D’Andrea
ALL MEDIA PORTRAIT WORKSHOP with Corey Pitkin Working from a live model students will receive instruction on achieving a likeness and creating the illusion of depth. This full day workshop will start with an oil painting demonstration in the morning and allow participants to work from the model with one-on-one instructor guidance in the afternoon. All mediums and all skill levels welcome. A suggested supply list can be found online. The model fee is included in the cost of registration. Saturday, February 23: 10am - 4pm $85 for members / $95 for not-yet members
THE FIGURE MADE SIMPLE with James D’Andrea This class is designed to help students gain a better understanding of drawing strategies and an improved confidence and sensitivity to aesthetics in the figure. Students will focus on handling materials, observational skills, the understanding of anatomy and overall drawing proficiency. Poses will be shorter and focus on the gesture. This course is open to every skill level but is particularly an excellent opportunity for high school students hoping to build and strengthen their portfolios. A complete supply list can be found online. Model fee is included in registration. Tuesdays, 6:30 - 8:30 pm Session I: January 22, 29, February 5, and 12 Session II: March 5, 12, 19, and 26 $85 for members / $95 for not-yet-members
OPEN STUDIO FIGURE DRAWING The Open Studio sessions offered by Saratoga Arts are great practice for any artist interested in working from a live model, without the formality of a class. There is no teacher or moderator for these sessions. Sessions are recommended for ages 15 and up. Participants can work in the medium of their choice. Please bring your own supplies. Pre-registration is encouraged for the Open Studio sessions, but not required. Drop in rates: $12 for members / $14 for non-members or you can purchase a session and save money: Mondays: 6:30pm - 9:30pm January 28, February 4, 11, 25, March 4, and 11 *Please note that Open Studio will not be offered on January 21 or February 18* $60 for members / $75 for not-yet-members
ALL MEDIA PORTRAIT WORKSHOP with Corey Pitkin
PHOTOGRAPHY
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY: BEYOND THE BASICS with Greg Cuda
SMALL STILL LIFE PHOTOGRAPHY with Harry Wirtz In this workshop, Harry Wirtz will teach his system of making sharp, well-lit photographs of plants, flowers, and small artifacts for fine art or documentation. Students will learn to control the quality of light from an affordable compact strobe with a soft box, reflectors, and other light control accessories. Hands-on demonstrations will include photography of a small still life subject and image enhancement using Affinity Photo. A DSLR camera or high end mirrorless camera is necessary for this one-day course. Saturday, February 16: 10am - 4pm $80 for members / $90 for not-yet-members
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY: BEYOND THE BASICS with Greg Cuda In this two day workshop, students will learn the skills to take their photography to the next level! The instructor will teach techniques for the three most common uses of photography: Portraiture, Sports and Landscape photography. Students will learn the camera settings and compositions needed to best suit each of these subjects. This is a hands-on course and will include an image review with feedback. A DSLR camera or high end mirrorless camera is necessary for this two-day course. Students should also bring a tripod with to class. Saturday and Sunday, March 9 - 10: 9am - 4pm $120 for members/ $130 for not-yet-members
SMALL STILL LIFE PHOTOGRAPHY with Harry Wirtz
INTRODUCTION TO LIGHTROOM with Thom Williams Learn how to make the most out of your photos using Lightroom! Lightroom is a user friendly alternative to Photoshop that many professionals use in the industry. In this one day workshop, the instructor will explain all the different modules and walk through the workflow of the software for those looking to start editing their photos digitally. Students will also learn how to get the most out of the images you import, how to organize images, exporting for print, batch processing a quantity of images and tweaking individual ones. Students must bring a laptop to class with Lightroom downloaded on it. A free seven day trial can be downloaded off of Adobe’s website at: www.adobe. com/products/photoshop-lightroom/free-trial-download.html Wednesday, March 20: 6pm - 9pm $35 for members / $40 for not-yet-members
INTRODUCTION TO LIGHTROOM with Thom Williams
FRAMING ARTWORK ON A BUDGET
PART I: INTRODUCTION with Jennifer Duke Anstey Perfect for artists interested in solutions for framing work for submission or those who need economical solutions for displaying their collection, this workshop will help teach you how to properly and creatively mat and frame your artwork without breaking the bank. Bring a piece of artwork that you are interested in finding a framing solution for. *Please note that this workshop will take place off-site and not at Saratoga Arts* Sunday, February 10 : 1 - 4pm JDH Framing Studio, 23 Ashley Drive Ballston Lake NY $35 for members / $40 for not-yet-members
PARTS I & II: 2 DAYS HANDS ON WORKSHOP with Jennifer Duke Anstey This workshop begins with Framing Artwork on a Budget: Introduction (included in course fee) and follows with hands on workshops in which students will leave with a framed piece of artwork. Students will stay after “Framing Artwork on a Budget: Introduction” and will choose frames and mats for their artwork in a critique like setting with advice from the instructor based on their final goals for the piece. They will also have an opportunity to practice all phases of the framing process. Students will return for the second day of the workshop and will put their new skills to work and complete the framing of their artwork. This course is designed with two weeks in between to allowed for the ordering of students’ customized materials to frame their work. A materials fee of $5 for practice materials is due to the instructor. Additional charges based on the matt/mounting, frame style and glass or plexi that the student chooses, will then be charged at the instructors wholesale cost. Students can choose an option that best reflects their budget needs. All other necessary supplies will be provided. Students should bring the piece of art they wish to frame to both days of the workshop so that proper measurements may be taken. *Please note that this workshop will take place off-site and not at Saratoga Arts* Sunday, February 10 & February 24: 1 - 6:30 pm JDH Framing Studio, 23 Ashley Drive Ballston Lake NY $85 for members / $95 for not-yet-members
Sign up for just Part I or Parts I and II!
LOOKING FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES? Well, look no further: We’ve got you covered!
In 2019, Saratoga Arts will be offering a variety of different professional development opportunities so that artists in our community can evolve in their careers. The first of which are our two Framing Artwork on a Budget Workshops listed above. You know what they say, the better a piece of art is framed, the more likely it is to sell or be selected for an exhibition! Make sure your artwork’s frame is as beautiful as your piece to show it off in it’s best light! When is the last time you revisited your artist statement? Most artists treat their artist statement as an afterthought, but it is a crucial part of your personal brand! Keep your eyes out for our Artist Statement Workshop coming up soon!
GELLI PLATE PRINTING: MONOPRINT WITHOUT A PRESS with Kathy Klompas
HARDWOOD SPLINT HEART DECORATIONS with Barbara Boughton
SILVERSMITHING DESIGN & FABRICATION with Matt Balint - image of student work
HANGING GLASS ART with Patrice Mastrianni
WRITING
THE ART OF THE PERSONAL ESSAY with Dan Vollweiler The late Mr. Rogers said, “there isn’t anyone you couldn’t love once you’ve heard their story.” Personal essays have the power to both help other people understand us and, perhaps more importantly, help us understand ourselves. Storytellers can also offer their stories as gifts to other people for entertainment, insight, emotional catharsis or inspiration. Think of the powerful movies, lectures or literature that have impacted you due to the careful deliberation of a great storyteller. In this class, the instructor will help students discover what stories they want to tell, why they want to tell them, and how to do so most effectively. This course is open to all skill levels, ages 15+. Student should bring a notebook, pen, and folder to each class. Thursdays, 6:30-8:30pm February 21, 28, March 7, 14, 21, and 28 $90 for members / $100 for not-yet-members
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SILVERSMITHING DESIGN & FABRICATION with Matt Balint Have you been looking for that perfect piece of unique jewelry? This workshop provides an introduction to a number of techniques and approaches to two and three-dimensional design and establishes a foundation for the fabrication of jewelry with a primary focus on lamination (soldering), piercing, bezel making, and stone setting. Participants will have the opportunity to create a pair of earrings, pendant, or ring in sterling or fine silver. All of the necessary tools will be provided but students may bring their own stone if desired. Class size is limited to 7. There will be a $35 materials fee due to the instructor at the beginning of the workshop. Saturday and Sunday, March 2 & 3: 9am - 4pm $120 for members / $130 for not-yet-members
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GELLI PLATE PRINTING: MONOPRINT WITHOUT A PRESS with Kathy Klompas Printing with a Gelli plate is an intriguing process that results in beautiful one-of-a-kind pieces with amazing colors, layers and textures. Learn the basic process of monotype printmaking and see how colors and shapes layer and interact. The class will experiment with a variety of acrylic paints, stencils, textures and mark-making tools on different types of papers and cloth. You will complete ready to frame prints and go home with a stash of unique papers to inspire future mixed-media works. Students will also have the opportunity to build a 3D geometric shape from their printed papers. A material fee of $10 is due to the instructor at the beginning of class. This fee covers all necessary materials and tools. Optional supplies for students to bring include stencils, stamps, or their own gelli plate. Sunday, January 27: 1pm - 4pm $35 for members / $40 for not-yet-members
HARDWOOD SPLINT HEART DECORATIONS with Barbara Boughton Join us just before Valentine’s day to make your own hardwood woven heart decorations! In this workshop, students will create two hanging heart baskets and two small heart ornaments. Having one of each of these allows students to keep one and give one to someone they cherish! A $25 material fee due at the beginning of the class to the instructor will take care of all supplies needed to complete the projects. Additional kits will be available for purchase at the class if desired. No prior experience is needed. Saturday, February 2nd, 9:30am- 12:30pm $35 for members / $40 for not-yet-members
HANGING GLASS ART with Patrice Mastrianni In this workshop, learn to make a hanging piece of art from fused glass! The science of fusing glass, designing with opaque and translucent colors and basic glass cutting techniques will be covered in this one day workshop. A $20 per student supply and firing fee will be due at the beginning of class. All materials and necessary tools will be provided for student use. Finished pieces will be available for pick up about 7 - 10 days after the workshop at Saratoga Arts. All skill levels welcome! Tuesday, February 5: 6 - 9pm $35 for members / $40 for not-yet-members
STUDENT ART / FACULTY ART September 21 - November 2, 2019
This Fall, Saratoga Arts invites past, present and future students and faculty to participate in our first-ever exhibition dedicated to showcasing the artistic achievement of Saratoga Arts’ students and faculty. The exhibition, Student Art / Faculty Art, is a show imagined to reflect our talented and diverse student and faculty base, while simultaneously celebrating the fine art and creative energy that is generated by our education program.
OPEN TO:
TEACHERS: Any teacher who offered a class at Saratoga Arts between January 2018 - April 2019 STUDENTS: Any student who took a class at Saratoga Arts between January 2018 - April 2019
Submission Guidelines:
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• Artists can submit only 1 piece of artwork • Work can not exceed 24x24 inches • All artwork must be ready to hang • All artwork must be for sale • Piece must represent your work under the guidance of the instructor DROP OFF: Monday and Tuesday, September 9 and 10, 9am - 6pm
OTHER EXHIBITION OPPORTUNITIES IN 2019:
The 5th Annual 10X10 Exhibition June 29 - September 7
DROP OFF: Monday and Tuesday, June 17 and 18, 9am - 6pm Everything in this exhibition (including the frame!) must be 10 inches by 10 inches. Start preparing for it now - frames sell out fast when June rolls around!
The Annual Member’s Show November 9 - January 3
DROP OFF: Monday, November 4, 9am - 6pm
This show is open to members of Saratoga Arts. Aren’t a member yet? Visit our website to learn more on joining: www.saratoga-arts.org/joinnow
February Break & April Break
Monday - Friday February 18-22, 2019 and April 22-26 , 2019 Imagination Rules (ages 5-7): 9am - 12pm $145 for members / $155 for not-yet-members Camp Creativity (ages 8-14): 9am - 4pm $215 for members / $230 for not-yet-members Theater Camp (ages 6-14): 9am - 4pm $215 for members / $230 for not-yet-members
ART PROGRAMS FOR KIDS! Imagination Rules and Camp Creativity are perfect ways to get kids off the couch and get them creating! Each week ends with a show of the artwork that our campers have created - friends and family are welcome to come and enjoy! We also offer Theater Camp where campers work on a production from start to finish throughout the week, with a performance for family members at the end! Taught by a faculty with over three decades of teaching experience, we strive to provide a safe and comfortable environment where our campers can truly enjoy learning about the arts. For more information, visit our website: www.saratoga-arts.org/education/artcamps
SUMMER CAMP 2019! Get out your calendars! We’re dreaming of warmer weather while planning our 2019 Summer Camp season and we would love for you to join! Visual Arts Programs : Imagination Rules (ages 5 - 7) Camp Creativity (ages 8 - 14) Teen Arts (ages 12 -15) Theater Camp (ages 6 - 14) Page Turners (ages 8 -12) - collaboration with Northshire Bookstore All of our camps are full day programs running from 9am - 4pm with the exception of Imagination Rules, a half day program, which runs from 9am - 12pm. Check in online for the most up-to-date information:
www.saratoga-arts.org/education/summercamp
PROGRAMS OFFERED EACH WEEK*:
July 1, 2, 3, 5: Camp Creativity, Imagination Rules, Theater Camp July 8 - 12: Camp Creativity, Imagination Rules, Theater Camp July 15 - 19: Camp Creativity, Imagination Rules, Theater Camp July 22 - 26: Camp Creativity, Imagination Rules, Theater Camp July 29 - August 2: Camp Creativity, Imagination Rules, Theater Camp August 5 - 9: Camp Creativity, Imagination Rules, Theater Camp, Page Turners August 12 - 16: Camp Creativity, Imagination Rules, Theater Camp, Teen Arts, Page Turners August 19 - 23: Camp Creativity, Imagination Rules, Teen Arts August 26 - 30: Camp Creativity, Imagination Rules *these are tentative dates and are subject to change
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Susanne Simpson....................President Brad Wagner....................Vice President Greg Grieco..........................Treasurer Kendra Schieber......................Secretary Harry Bucciferro Anne Curcurito Chelsey Lester Julie Lewis
Ava Marco John Onderdonk Takeyce Walter
STAFF Joel Reed......................Executive Director Tanya Tobias ..................Associate Director Amy Coon.......................Education Coordinator Mary Henninger................Gallery Receptionist Emma Huneck.................Director of Exhibitions & Membership Coordinator Alix Jones......................First Night Coordinator & Development Associate Sharon Wait....................Grants Administrator
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