Sawtooth Summer 2017 Catalog by Sawtooth School

Think. Feel. Connect.

Original artwork by Miriam Martincic

Listen. Love. 1834 Wake Forest Road #8850, Winston-Salem, NC 27109 â&#x20AC;˘ www.wfdd.org

FROM THE BOARD PRESIDENT As someone who’s had a long-time relationship with Sawtooth from a wide range of perspectives, I marvel at the many ways Sawtooth involves and connects with its community. I’ve been a parent of youth camp students, a student in multiple departments, an exhibiting artist, a donor, a member of the Board of Directors and this year, President of the Board. In 1998 I signed up for a 4-week introductory drawing class. I started out with no drawing skills, but the instructor literally opened my eyes to see things in a way that allowed me to draw them, recognizing and capturing shadows and light. The koala I sketched in that class was selected for Sawtooth’s student show that year. Now Sawtooth is where I love to be for taking classes, meeting new and existing friends, learning new creative skills, and making art.

This year has been notable Sawtooth community in many ways. As always, we taught a wide variety of students throughout the year, as well as in a series of summer camps for schoolchildren. We offered full-scholarship art classes for children whose school does not offer an arts curriculum and whose parents can’t afford to send them to Sawtooth. We put on our very first Metal Clay Symposium that brought artists together from around the country to learn and collaborate. We offered regularly scheduled classes in many disciplines for a day, a weekend, or over the course of multiple weeks to students of all ages and presented seminars by visiting artists. We were able to serve thousands of people in our community.

membership Sawtooth School for Visual Art is a non-profit community school. We count on our members to support our mission. We ask that you consider becoming a member this year and every year! Annual (12 month) membership term. Benefits of being a Member include: – Quarterly course catalog by mail or email – Reduced member tuition on classes and workshops – Invitations to Sawtooth School events -- 10% off discount in the Shop on Member Mondays Membership Type Student Member (full time) Senior Citizen Member (65+) Individual Member Family (Immediate Household)

Memberships may be purchased online at sawtooth.org

We started the year by making tremendous progress on our Major Gifts Campaign. And now we are reaping the benefits by replacing outdated equipment – starting with the most requested item – new chairs for our classrooms. We know it’s not easy to sit for hours in an uncomfortable chair – we hope this first upgrade will benefit many students in their creative process. And that’s just the start. We have begun plans to make improvements to our class registration system and for special class opportunities for next year.

SAWTOOTH’S MEMBER MONDAY DISCOUNTS Is your Sawtooth membership current? Now’s a good time to check, because we’re holding MEMBER MONDAYS in the Sawtooth Shop. Sawtooth members will now get a 10% discount on all their purchases made from the Shop on Mondays throughout the year (except during Deck the Halls). This is just one more way for Sawtooth to say “thank you” to our members. If you’re not a member, now is a good time to buy. Registration discounts on classes and workshops combined with this discount on fine crafts and art produced by local and regional artists make it one of the best values in the City of Arts and Innovation!

Particularly difficult for us was the resignation for health reasons of JoAnne Vernon, our Executive Director. For those of you who know her personally, you can imagine the void this created in the building. Fortunately, Kevin Mundy, filling in as Interim Executive Director, and the rest of the staff have kept the school running and are looking forward and planning for our future. We are in the closing stages of our search for JoAnne’s replacement and hope to have an announcement soon. I want to thank you for the role that you played in this year’s efforts. Whether you took a class, enrolled your children, became a member, volunteered or made a gift, you contributed to our success. As we close in on the end of our fiscal year, I have a request to make. I invite you to renew your commitment to “Find the Artist in You”. Find a new way to make Sawtooth a part of your life -- try a new class, bring a new friend, sponsor a new student. Our community grows and is strengthened by your presence and involvement. I think you will find, as I have, that the rewards of creative expression are well worth the effort. With our deepest thanks, Elizabeth Repetti, President, Board of Directors

Annual Fee $35 $35 $50 $125

CONTENTS

Ceramics..................................................... 10 - 11 Drawing, Painting, Printmaking................. 12 - 14 Fibers................................................................. 15 Gallery Schedule............................................... 25 Glass .................................................................. 16 Metals........................................................ 17 - 18 Photography............................................... 20 - 21 Wood.......................................................... 22 - 24 Youth.............................................................. 4 - 9 Policies & Registration...................................... 26

Register at sawtooth.org ... Early Registration ends 7pm June 16th ... See website for more details and photos ... phone: 336 723–7395... 251 N. Spruce St., Winston–Salem, NC 27101

Registration and Class Fees $195 Member per Class* $225 Non-Member per Class* *Some classes require a $25 materials fee which is reflected in the price online. Registration may be done online or by phone. Class sizes are limited and will fill quickly so register early to increase your chances to be in the classes of your choice. You may sign up for classes individually. Please note: If we do not meet the minimum required registrations in a class, we will offer another class in the same time slot or alternate week. See Block Schedule Online for easy planning at: www.sawtooth.org

DRAWING & ILLUSTRATION

12020. Comics, Graphic Novels and Manga Explore comics as an art form by developing your own characters and stories. Class projects will emphasize the fundamentals of visual storytelling and explore the history of comics and similar art forms. Learn the principles of page and panel layout, character design, story development, penciling, inking, and basic printing and publishing techniques through in-class demonstrations and exercises. 1 Week 6/19-6/23, 9am-12pm, Ben Towle

12066. Pencils, Pen and Ink Add new techniques to your drawing skills. Experiment with a variety of traditional and unconventional ways to create in two dimension using graphite, charcoal, colored pencil, pen and ink, and more. We’ll start simple then expand your skills and imagination 1 Week 6/19-6/23, 1pm-4pm, Jennifer Willard

12046. The Fundamentals of Drawing This class uses a step-by-step approach that guides you through the foundations of successful drawing. Emphasizing exercises based on both traditional and innovative techniques, we focus on elements that are vital to any artist: composition, line, shape, value and perspective. Through a series of projects, students strengthen their skills using a variety of media, including pencils, pens and charcoal. 1 Week 6/26-6/30, 9am-12pm, Jennifer Willard

12028. Advanced Comics/Manga/Graphic Novels Previous Summer Art Immersion comics’ class required to take this next level. Hone your visual storytelling skills and pick up advanced drawing and software skills in this class. Bring a short (4-6 page) story in mind and you will move that story through the basic stages of comic-making: script, thumbnails, pencils, inks, and digital color. We’ll cover fundamentals of storytelling, advanced inking techniques, applying digital screen-tone, introduction to digital coloring, and web comics prep/posting. 1 Week 6/26-6/30, 9am-12pm, Ben Towle

12045. Drawing Observations The artist must train their hand and eye to see. We will focus on simple, yet amazingly effective drawing exercises for improving your observational drawing skills. Through both short and long drawing exercises, and using a variety of approaches and materials we will strengthen your approach to drawing that will help you improve your art skills across any medium. 1 Week 6/26- 6/30, 1pm-4pm, Betti Pettinati-Longinotti

12062. Realistic Rendering In this class learn step by step the techniques to have your drawings come to life. Using pencil, colored pencil and subtractive methods learn to draw from a photograph and create a realistic representation 1 Week 7/10-7/14, 9am-12pm, Jennifer Willard

PAINTING

12049. Painting-Wet Media Exploration Learn the possibilities of various techniques while exploring foundational painting methods. Experiment with different paint mediums including acrylics, oils, watercolors and inks. Combine wet media to create and push the boundaries of the canvas and paper. 1 Week 6/19-6/23, 9am-12pm, Betti Pettinati-Longinotti

12063. Animals in Acrylics Tell a story on canvas using an animal of your choice for inspiration. Learn to paint animals like cows, horses, dogs and cats. Learn to build from layering colors on top of each other using glazes to create a realistic look to your painting. This glazing technique can be used in a wide range of painting styles, mediums and subject matter. 1 Week 7/10-7/14, 1pm-4pm, Marty Lineberger

MIXED MEDIA

12064. Duct Tape Portraits* In this class we’ll use duct tape and collage techniques to create a portrait. You’ll be able to choose a person or character, learn how to sketch realistic faces, and add duct tape to your portrait to create a one of a kind art piece. 1 Week 6/19-6/23, 9am-12pm, Kelsey Brown

12050. Printmaking on the Press * This class is designed to using methods specific to the printing press. You will be using special cutting and inking tools, water-soluble inks on Plexiglas as well as textured wood boards to produce colorful and unique monotype prints as well as multi-copies of your own drawings and designs on fine papers. 1 Week 7/17- 7/21, 9am-12pm, Mona Wu

12031. Exploring Mixed Media Techniques* Learn unique mixed media art techniques including: paste paper, painting, collage, photography, drawing, and more. Explore your imagination and create a one-of-a-kind book of art. Image transfers, gel printing, stenciling, and monoprinting will be a part of your creative process. 1 Week 7/17- 7/21, 1pm-4pm, Patti Pape

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY-DIGITAL ART - VIDEO 12053. Digital Mash-up: Studio Art and Photoshop Exploring intermediate techniques in Photoshop, students will incorporate digital processes to create drawings, paintings, collages, and/or other “hybrid” works of art that mix analog and digital processes. This is a course for art students who want to push their creative skills in new and modern directions. In Photoshop students will learn about a number of advanced techniques, including different ways to create animated GIFs; layering and masking techniques; how to effectively use tools such as the magic wand and clone tool; how to create customizable color swatches and brush tools; and how to automate processes. (Digital Art I or previous Photoshop class is required as a prerequisite). 1 Week 6/19-6/23, 1pm-4pm, Eric Juth

12052. Visual Storytelling: Basics of Video Production Discover the foundations of effective and creative visual storytelling. Learn how to compose shot, basic approaches to cinematography, storyboarding, and video editing and post-production using iMovie. Leave the class with two to three short videos and resources to create a basic video for commercial, fiction, or non-fiction purposes. Students should be prepared to work in a shared lab setting. Students should bring their own storage device (external hard drive, or thumb-drive) and camera (videos can be shot on any camera, including phone cameras or iPads). 1 Week 6/26-6/30, 1pm-4pm, Eric Juth

12006. Digital Photography I Learn and discuss the fundamentals of photographic design, composition and lighting. Learn image correction and enhancement techniques. Become more familiar with the newest features of DSLR cameras and improve control and creativity by using advanced settings. This class includes supervised photo excursions throughout downtown Winston Salem. USB flash drive required. Must have camera with manual settings. DSLR camera preferred. Off campus permission form required. 1 Week 7/10-7/14,1pm-4pm, Dave Dulaney

12004. Digital Art I Learn the basics of graphic design through Adobe Photoshop. Combining drawing, scanning, and some digital photography, you will use this image editing software to create impressive compositions, layouts and special effects and bring your works of art to print. 1 Week 7/10-7/14, 9am-12pm, Steve McCarthy

12054. Animation II With the animation basics you have already in your toolbox, move beyond “Intro to Animation” and develop more techniques, advanced skill, and editing tools as you progress through this next level class. Experiment with character and story development at a new level. (“Intro to Animation” or previous animation class required as a prerequisite to this course). 1 Week 7/17- 7/21, 1pm-4pm, Brian Schmoyer

12021. Intro to Animation Put your creativity in motion the “old school” way with hand drawn animations. Learn the basics of traditional and experimental animation and discuss methods to create your own computer-generated animations without using expensive software. Create a storyline, characters, and bring your imagination to life in a animation short. 1 Week, 7/26-7/30, 1pm-4pm, Brian Schmoyer

12065. Cinemagraphs- Pictures in Motion A beautiful twist on animated GIFs, using high quality video and photography. Unlike GIFs, this new art form is more subtle, sophisticated and often mysterious. Through the use of minor and repeated movements, these still photographs give the viewer the illusion that they are watching a video. The effects are often quite stunning. Learn how to create your own Cinemagraph, making your pictures move with Photoshop magic (and a few basic skills)! For this class you will need: a camera that can shoot video and a cable to connect to computer, a tripod, and ideas! 1 Week 7/24-7/28, 9am-12pm, Steve McCarthy

DIMENSIONAL ART 12067. Exploring Sculptural Forms In Clay * Come explore the techniques of handbuilding in clay. Use coil building, slab, and additive and subtractive sculpture methods to make your vision come alive. Be it an animal, human or abstract form, you will have fun creating and glazing your own 3 dimensional sculpture. 1 Week 6/26- 6/30, 9am-12noon, Mary Gunyuzlu

12026. Sculpture * Find inspiration in new materials, explore new methods, and invent new sculptural forms. Create using various sculptural methods while working with wire, plaster, fabric, found and recycled objects. Leave this class with several projects and a new understanding of how to transform your ideas in a three dimensional world. 1 Week 6/26- 6/30, 1pm-4pm, Jennifer Willard

12007. Ceramics-Wheelthrowing * Take a seat behind the wheel and learn the basic techniques for creating bowls, cups and more on the potter’s wheel. If you’re new to wheel throwing or have had just a small amount of training, this fun and challenging class is the ideal way to learn through demonstrations and plenty of one-onone attention. Students will need to return to glaze their work, date to be determined by class. *Extra materials fee included.

Fused glass creations

GLASS AND METALS

12036. Enameling on Metal* Enameling is an ancient process where glass is fused to metal through heat. It is a beautiful way to add color and make your pieces pop! Students will learn basic techniques in enameling, such as sifting and kiln firing. We will also explore fun and contemporary techniques such as controlled over and under firing, inclusions, and more! 1 Week 6/19-6/23, 1pm-4pm, Annie Grimes

12018. Metals -Design and Fabrication* From concept to fabrication, you’ll create several pieces of jewelry in this exciting class. Learn the techniques needed to transform your own designs by sawing, filing, and soldering, polishing, and adding texture to the surface of your pieces. Students will work with both sterling silver and copper. Additional supplies will be available for purchase. *Extra materials fee included. 1 Week 6/26-6/30, 9am-12pm, Christopher Clark

12044. Glass Explorations* Explore fused and stained glass techniques in this unique class. Create beautiful designs using pieces of colored (stained) glass and copper foil or lead cane. Learn the basics of cutting and grinding glass and the intricacies of effective design and the use of color. You’ll also learn how to distinguish different types of glass, composition and arrangement of fused glass into functional and decorative items in the kiln. Materials fee included in class price. *Extra materials fee included. 1 Week 7/10-7/14, 9am-12pm, Betti Pettinati-Longinotti

1 Week 6/26-6/30, 1pm-4pm, Pam Taylor

12033. Wood Working Studio * Explore woodworking in our amazing studio. Discover how fine woodworking is accomplished by learning about various standard power tools, hand tools, and finishing techniques. The project for this class is an elegant hinged box that can be used and enjoyed for years. *Extra materials fee included. 1 Week 7/10-7/14, 1pm-4pm, Eddie Fitzgerald

ARTeen 2017 Registration and Class Fees Registration may be done online or by phone. Class sizes are limited and will fill quickly so register early to increase your chances to be in the classes of your choice. You may sign up for classes individually. *Some classes require a $25 materials fee which is reflected in the price online. Please note: If we do not meet the minimum required registrations in a class, we will offer another class in the same time slot or alternate week. ARTeen 2017 is for rising 6th–9th grades

June 19 – June 23 7020. Creating on the Wheel This fun and challenging class is designed for beginners and novices to the potter’s wheel. With daily demonstrations and one–on–one attention, students learn the basic elements of wheelthrowing while making cups, bowls, and more, they will choose their finishing glaze colors. Due to time constraints, glazing and firing will be done by the instructor for pickup later. No experience necessary. Repeat students encouraged. Materials included. Please note the class time! Location: Wheelthrowing Studio Instructor Cynthia Leonard

Registration member fee: $220; non-member fee: $250 Section A: Monday – Friday, 6/19 – 6/23, 9:30 am – 12pm

7091. Fundamentals of Drawing Using a step–by–step approach, you will be guided through the foundations of successful drawing. Emphasizing traditional and innovative techniques, we focus on elements that are vital to any artist: composition, line, shape, value and perspective. Through a series of projects, students strengthen their skills using a variety of media, including pencils, pens and charcoal. Location: Photo Studio Instructor Jenn Willard

Registration member fee: $195; non-member fee: $225 Monday – Friday, 6/19–6/23, 1pm – 4pm

7065. Digital Art Studio I Students are introduced to art exploration through technology. Learn the basics of graphic design, digital photography manipulation, and more using programs including PhotoshopTM in our digital lab. Combining

drawing, scanning, and digital photography, students will learn to use the programs to create artistic compositions, layout and special effects. ***When registering your camper, please create account in his/her name*** Instructor: Steve McCarthy Location: Digital Lab Registration member fee: $195; non-member fee: $225 Monday – Friday, 6/19 –6/23, 1pm–4pm

June 26 – JUne 30 7073. Teen Comics and Cartooning The class will focus on creating characters and visual storytelling. Students will learn action techniques, pen and ink, color combination and more. Bring your imagination to life in this step –by–step instructional environment. Learn the basics of cartooning while developing your personal style and exploring a variety of forms, from single panels to longer comic strips to graphic novels. No drawing experience necessary. Location: Graphics II Instructor Brian Schmoyer Registration member fee: $195; non-member fee: $225 Monday – Friday, 6/26–6/30, 9am – 12pm

7095. Introduction to Woodcarving* This class is designed to introduce new carvers to the art of woodcarving. Learn various types of cuts working with basswood to carve a goose, and if there is sufficient time, to carve a Moravian Star. Emphasis will placed on safety, tools, and technique. A beginner’s woodcarver kit will be available with blanks to finish at home. All materials included in class fee. Location: Wood Studio Instructor Ray Branch

July 10 – July 14 7061. Digital Photography I This photography class is designed so teenagers find a fun and enjoyable place where they can learn and practice photography. Learn hands on the basic functionality and features of your point and shoot digital camera while learning the art of photography through framing, composition, color, and lighting. Learn how to upload your photos to a computer and do basic computer photo editing. Class time will include downtown photo excursions. Students should bring their point and shoot digital cameras, manuals and all accessories to class. Instructor Dave Dulaney Location: Photography Studio Registration member fee: $195; non-member fee: $225 Monday – Friday, 7/10–7/14, 9am–12pm

7074 Intro to Painting Learn the basics of painting in acrylics. We will explore how to use brush stokes, color, and layering to create a successful canvas. Explore painting in the abstract using color mixing and blending. Be inspired by nature to learn how to paint with detail, light and shadow. No painting experience necessary. Instructor Jennifer Willard Location: Graphics 1

Registration member fee: $195; non-member fee: $225 Monday – Friday, 7/10–7/14, 1pm–4pm

Registration member fee: $220; non-member fee: $250 Monday – Friday, 6/26–6/30, 9am–12pm

7055. Jewelry/Metalsmithing Intro* Create jewelry and metal ware using copper, brass, silver and more. You will learn to saw, hammer, solder, polish and fabricate unique pieces that you can wear yourself or give as gifts. Sterling silver will be available for purchase in class. All other materials are included. Location: Metals Studio Instructor Chris Clark

Registration member fee: $220; non-member fee: $250 Monday – Friday, 6/26–6/30, 1pm–4pm

Register at sawtooth.org ... See website for more details and photos ... phone: 336 723-7395... 251 N. Spruce St., Winston-Salem, NC

7067 Digital Art Studio II Digital Art Studio II will give you skills you need to let your creativity shine. This class builds on your existing knowledge of Photoshop and expands your list of creative techniques. Use Photoshop to edit photos, make scrapbook pages, or design original artwork. As the second in a sequence of classes, students will extend their learning of Photoshop and draw on their existing knowledge of the software. Therefore Digital Art Studio I is recommended as a prerequisite to this course.8 GB Flash Drive Needed. Location: Digital Lab Instructor: Steve McCarthy

Registration member fee: $195; non-member fee: $225 Monday – Friday, 7/10 –7/14, 1pm–4pm

July 17 – July 21 7063 Stop Motion Animation Create, design, and develop stop–motion animated films. Explore all the basics from script writing and story–board illustration to character development and final editing while working individually and as a team on short films as director, producer, animator, and narrator. A DVD documenting students films will be provided at the end of the week. Location: Digital Lab Instructor: Brian Schmoyer

Registration member fee: $195; non-member fee: $225 Monday – Friday, 7/17 – 7/21, 9am – 12pm

7051 Glass Art Exploration* Discover the art of stained and fused glass. Beginners work on glass panels using colored glass and copper foil or lead came, while more advanced students work on projects of their own design. Learn cutting, grinding, effective design and use of color. Explore the art of glass fusing using a kiln. Using different types of glass, design and arrangement of pieces you will create amazing works of art. Supply list available at class. The studio is equipped with tools to share. Basic Materials Fee Included. Location: Glass Studio Instructor: Betti Pettinati–Longinotti Registration member fee: $220; non-member fee: $250 Monday – Friday, 7/17 – 7/21, 1pm –4pm

July 24 – July 28 7062. Printmaking on the Press * Ever wonder how a printing press works? Now it’s your chance to explore with it. Using special cutting and inking tools, water–soluble inks on Plexiglas and other plates, you will learn to produce colorful and unique monotype prints, multi–copies of your own drawings and designs on fine papers, all on a beautiful press. All levels encouraged. Location: Print Studio Instructor: Mona Wu Registration member fee: $220; non-member fee: $250 Monday – Friday, 7/24–7/28, 9am–12pm

7069. Warp Rascals and Shuttle Throwers Weaving on the Loom. Create a one–of–a–kind textile of your choice, a rug, art piece, table runner, etc. Choose from a variety of raw materials to weave into your creation, i.e. cloth strips, textured yarns or fibers. Warps, wefts, shuttles and more are on the agenda as you weave your project on one of the floor looms. No experience required. This will be a fun, creative one–week workshop. Location: Fibers Instructor: Carol Patton Registration member fee: $195; non-member fee: $225 Monday – Friday, 7/24–7/28, 1pm–4pm

7075. Teen Digital Art–Cinemographs “Cinemagraphs” are still photographs in which a minor and repeated movement occurs. In this fun and out– of– the– box class students will learn how to create animated GIF’s and short videos. We will use image editing software, photography, and our imagination to design these one– of–a–kind images. Instructor Steve McCarthy Location: Digital Lab

Registration member fee: $195; non-member fee: $225 Monday – Friday, 7/24–7/28, 1pm – 4pm

July 31 – August 4

7020. Creating on the Wheel This fun and challenging class is designed for beginners and novices to the potter’s wheel. With daily demonstrations and one–on–one attention, students learn the basic elements of wheelthrowing while making cups, bowls, and more, they will choose their finishing glaze colors. Due to time constraints, glazing and firing will be done by the instructor for pickup later. No experience necessary. Repeat students encouraged. Materials included. Please note the class time! Location: Wheelthrowing Studio Instructor Cynthia Leonard

Registration member fee: $220; non-member fee: $250 Section B: Monday – Friday, 8/7 – 8/11, 1pm – 3:30pm

7045. Experimental Drawing and Painting While using a variety of drawing and painting techniques students will learn to use observation and imagination. Experiment with a rich array of materials while expanding on traditional subject matter: still–life, landscape, cityscape, and portraits. This course is ideal for all levels of students whom want to explore creating outside the box. Materials included. Instructor Betti Pettinati–Longinotti Location: Graphics II Registration member fee: $165; non-member fee: $195 Monday – Friday, 7/31 –8/4 9am–12pm

7072. Creature Kinetics Students will design and create their own working kinetic creatures. This course will focus on the combination of the various materials needed to construct the moving parts of a marionette inspired creation. Students will need to consider the What and How as they figure out the engineering that connects their design with its function. Instructor: Jeanne Arzillo Location: Graphics II Registration member fee: $195; non-member fee: $225 Monday – Friday, 7/31–8/4, 1pm–4pm

August 7 – August 11 7090. Indigo Dying and Sewing Foundations* We’ll begin this class dyeing our own fabric using indigo techniques. Learning about Japanese shibori methods, you’ll be able to create a unique design on your fabric. We’ll then take fabric to the sewing machines, learning sewing machine basics to make a few choice projects. Instructor Kelsey Brown Location: Dye Studio/Photo Studio Regular Registration member fee: $220; non-member fee: $250 Monday – Friday, 8/7 – 8/11, 9am – 12pm

7099. Mixed Media Book Creations Create a collective work of art by applying different art techniques including paste paper, painting, collage, photography, and drawing, along with a variety of art mediums, explore your imagination and create a one of a kind book of art work while learning and reinforcing elements of art and design. Learn mixed media techniques, including image transfers, gel printing, stenciling, and monoprinting to make unique pages. Instructor Patricia Pape Location: Print Studio Registration member fee: $195; non-member fee: $225 Monday – Friday, 8/7–8/11, 1pm–4pm

Extended Care Hours Monday - Friday Morning Session 8am to 9pm $25/week Monday - Friday Lunch Session 12noon - 1pm $25/week Monday - Thursday Afternoon until 6pm $25/week Need based scholarships available.

*Some classes require a $25 materials fee which is included in the price online.

Register at sawtooth.org ... See website for more details and photos ... phone: 336 723-7395... 251 N. Spruce St., Winston-Salem, NC

Sawtooth’s Youth Summer Art Camps are available for Ages 3-11 Ages 3-5 years are eligible for Morning “Atelier” only. (No Atelier Week 8) Half Day Art Camp meets Monday through Friday, 9:00 am - 12:00 noon Half Day Art Camp Member fee: $175/wk Half Day Art Camp Non-Member fee: $195/wk See also “Extended Care Hours”

Full Day Art Camp meets Monday through Friday, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Full Day Art Camp Member fee: $275/wk Full Day Art Camp Non-Member fee: $295/wk See also “Extended Care Hours”

Camp Sawtooth Schedule 2017

Dates:

9am – noon

8588 Atelier Earth & Sea

8588 Atelier Block Artist

8590 Art Around “The Block”

9 am – noon

* Pixilation Pop-Art * Lego Art

8551 On the Earth In the Sea

9am – 5pm

* Ceramics * “Animal Edu” presentation

8551 On the Earth In the Sea

9 am – noon

Week 2 6/26 - 6/30

8551 On the Earth In the Sea

9am – 5pm

Ages 9-11

Ages 6-8

Ages 3-5

Weekly Highlights:

Week 1 6/19 - 6/23

8551 On the Earth In the Sea

Week 3 7/5 - 7/7

3 Day Camp Combined Ages Half-Day Full-Day

8588

Week 4 7/10 - 7/14

* Ceramics * “Meet the Artist” Interactives

Week 5 7/17 – 7/21

* Ceramics * Kinetic painting * Abstract Art Exploration

Week 6 7/24 – 7/28

* Visiting Children’s Book Illustrator * Make Paper * Create a Book

Week 7 7/31 – 8/4

Week 8 8/7 – 8/11

* Meet an artist that brings comics to life * Stop Motion Animation Show

* Puppet Theater performance in Hanes Black Box Theater

8588 Atelier Art Explorer

8588 Atelier Dribble, Splat, Splash

8588 Atelier Imagine, Create Illustrate

8588 Atelier Cartooning and Comics

8554 American Art Masters Half Day

8552 Explore an Artist’s World

8520 Dribble, Splat, Splash

8688 Imagine Create ILLUSTRATE!

8670 Cartooning and Comics

8590 Art Around “The Block”

8554 American Art Masters Full Day

8552 Explore an Artist’s World

8520 Dribble, Splat, Splash

8688 Imagine Create ILLUSTRATE!

8590 Art Around “The Block”

8554 American Art Masters Half Day Day

8552 Explore an Artist’s World

8520 Dribble, Splat, Splash

8688 Imagine Create ILLUSTRATE!

8590 Art Around “The Block”

8554 American Art Masters Full Day

8552 Explore an Artist’s World

8520 Dribble, Splat. Splash

8688 Imagine Create ILLUSTRATE!

Atelier American Artist

No Atelier Camp

8523 Puppetry

8670 Cartooning and Comics

8523 Puppetry

8670 Cartooning and Comics

No Age 9-11 Half-Day Camp

8555 Stop Motion Animation

Register at sawtooth.org See website for more details and photos ... phone: 336 723–7395... 251 N. Spruce St., Winston–Salem, NC 27101

8553 Theater Production & Design

CAMP SAWTOOTH For Ages 3–5:

8588. Sawtooth “Atelier” for Young Children Ages 3–5 years Half–Day only: 9 am – 12 pm each day A specialized art class for children ages 3 to 5 years. Through projects designed especially for little hands, explore texture, color, line and shape families, imagination and play. Discover new ways to make art as we follow the camp themes throughout the summer. Week 1 – 6/19 – 6/23 Week 2 – 6/26 – 6/30 Week 3 – 7/5 – 7/7 Week 4 – 7/10 – 7/14 Week 5 – 7/17 – 7/21 Week 6 – 7/24 – 7/28 Week 7 – 7/31 – 8/4 (No Atelier Week 8)

For Ages 6–8 and 9–11: 8551. On the Earth, In the Sea Explore the earth from its highest peaks to its deepest oceans. Take inspiration from geography, topography, environments, and amazing creatures to discover the art and design of our planet. Enjoy a meet and greet with an animal preservation educator. Ages 6–8 years & Ages 9–11 years

Week 1: 6/19 – 6/23

8590. Art Around “The Block” The unique block mosaic–style artwork of video games like Minecraft®, color building blocks of Legos® and digital imagery of pixels will inspire your artistic adventures this week! Using squares, cubes, blocks and color create unique pieces of art inspired by digital and Lego® creations you design and build this week. Create art based on your favorite characters as you explore the cubed art of the digital world. Learn how color blocking and a new way of looking at things can inspire our imaginations. Ages 6–8 years & Ages 9–11 years

Week 2: 6/26 – 6/30

8688. Imagine, Create, Illustrate! Learn from illustrators and writers of favorite children’s stories to create imaginative pieces of narrative art. Meet a local Author/Illustrator, make a book of your own, and discover new uses for old books in the art– making process. Ages 6–8 years & Ages 9–11 years

8555. Stop Motion Animation Learn various animation techniques, use cameras and the latest movie making software to become the writer, illustrator, producer, director, and editor of your own movie. End the week with an animated film show for family and friends at 4:30pm on 8/4. Ages 9–11 years Full–Day Only

Ages 6–11 Half Day/Full Day

Week 3: 7/5–7/7

8552. Explore an Artist’s World Learn what it means to be a working artist, from sketch to studio to gallery. With our “Artist Interactive Series” meet several artists this week. Experience a diverse variety of visual art outside of drawing and painting; explore ceramics, textiles, sculpture, collaborative art, printmaking, and more! Ceramics. Ages 6–8 years & Ages 9–11 years

Week 4: 7/10 – 7/14

8520. Dribble, Splat, Splash! Explore kinetic painting and drawing techniques to create expressive works of art. Have fun while experimenting with unique ways to use physical movement, music, and large compositions to discover your own artistic style. Ages 6–8 years & Ages 9–11 years

Week 5: 7/17 – 7/21

Week 7: 7/31 – 8/4

8670. Cartooning and Comics Through fun projects and activities put your imaginative worlds down on paper as actual comics! Using drawing, cartooning, storytelling, and character design, learn how to create “movies on paper”, and produce comic pages starring characters of your own creation. Draw objects in motion, pen and ink, and background basics. Students learn techniques including proportion, perspective, composition, 3D drawing, and character design. Ages 6–8 years Half & Full Day Ages 9–11 years Half Day Only

Week 7: 7/31 – 8/4 Week 7: 7/31 – 8/4

8523. Puppetry Learn about traditional methods of puppetry from around the world: shadow puppets, marionettes, masks, and more. Collaborate with fellow student artists to create stories, scripts, and characters. Then bring them to life! End the summer with a puppet theater performance for family and friends at 11:30am on 8/11. Ages 6–8 years

Week 8: 8/7 – 8/11

8553. Theater Production and Design Learn what it takes to put on a production. Collaborate to design scenery, props, backdrops, lighting, programs, and more for the assembly of puppet theater performances. Family and friends are invited to enjoy your hard work at the end–of–the–week production at 11:30am on 8/11. Ages 9–11 years Full–Day Only

8554. American Art Masters During this historic week we look to American Artists for inspiration and creatively learn about America’s history through art. This is a 3 day camp.

Week 6: 7/24 – 7/28

Week 8: 8/17 – 8/11

INFORMATION PRICES AND DISCOUNTS

Half Day Art Camps: Monday - Friday, 9:00 am - 12:00 noon Half Day Art Camp Member fee: $175/week Half Day Art Camp Non-Member fee: $195/week Full Day Art Camps: Monday - Friday, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Full Day Art Camp Member fee: $275/week Full Day Art Camp Non-Member fee: $295/week Member Discount: Buy a Sawtooth Student Membership for only $35 and receive tuition discounts all year long! Multiple students? A Family Membership is only $125! Not A Member? Save with our Multiple Camp Discount! Sign your child up for 2 half-day camps and get the 3rd half-day camp at $30 off regular tuition. Sign your child up for 2 full-day camps and get the 3rd full-day camp at $50 off regular tuition. To receive this special discount, select any 3 camps, register and pay for them at the same time – that’s 3 weeks of half- day or full-day camps with special savings on tuition. Don’t delay, camps fill up fast! Call registrar to receive discount.

EXTENDED CARE HOURS

Campers can come early and stay late. Families are welcome to drop off and pick up their camper anytime within the Extended Care hours. No Afternoon sessions on Fridays. Only $5 per hour! 5-11 years Campers’ Sessions: Monday - Friday Mornings, 8 - 9am ($25 per week) Monday-Friday Lunch Bunch 12pm-1pm ($25 per week) Monday - Thursday Afternoons, 5 - 6pm ($20 per week)

SNACKS & LUNCHES

We are asking half-day campers to bring a snack and a water bottle clearly marked with their name! Due to severe nut allergies, please limit choices to those without any nuts or nut products. If staying for a full day camp, please bring a bag lunch also. Thank you so much!

Friday Summer Art Shows

Student’s art works are displayed “Gallery Style” in their classrooms for families and friends to come see their amazing creativity and talent. It is a wonderful experience for all! Bring your cameras! Each Friday at 11:30 a.m. for half day camps, 4:30 p.m. for full day camps.

Scholarships

A limited number of partial scholarships are available for campers. These are awarded on the basis of need. For an application, please go to our website under the “About Us” tab and fill out the scholarship form. QUESTIONS? Contact Nannette Davis - Youth Coordinator youth@sawtooth.org 723-7395 ext. 209

CERAMICS

HANDBUILDING

208. Handbuilding Explore the creative possibilities of clay without using a potter’s wheel. Beginners will learn pinch, slab and coil techniques to create various projects. Students with experience can refine their skills while experimenting with new forms and design possibilities. Decorating and glazing techniques will also be explored. Location: Handbuilding Studio

Early Registration $250 (member $220) Regular Registration $270 (member $240)

Section A: Instructor Nicole Uzzell

8 Tuesdays 7/18 – 9/5, 9:30 am – 12:00 noon

Section B: Instructor Ron Embry

8 Thursdays 7/13 – 8/31, 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm

12007. Ceramics–Wheelthrowing * for Rising 9th– 12th Grade – Summer Art Immersion class Take a seat behind the wheel and learn the basic techniques for creating bowls, cups and more on the potter’s wheel. If you’re new to wheel throwing or have had just a small amount of training, this fun and challenging class is the ideal way to learn through demonstrations and plenty of one–on–one attention. Students will need to return to glaze their work, date to be determined by class. *Extra materials fee included. Location: Wheelthrowing Studio Instructor Pam Taylor Registration $250 (member $220) Monday through Friday, 6/26 – 6/30, 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm

210. Intermediate & Advanced Handbuilding A studio class for individuals who feel comfortable with the fundamentals of handbuilding but are eager to improve their skills and expand their creativity. Experienced students may propose projects suited to their interests.

250. Totems, Birdbaths, and Other Yard Art Using handbuilding or wheelthrowing techniques, create individual clay components that can be stacked on a pole to create a totem or birdbath for house, patio, or garden. Learn a variety of shaping and decorating techniques that can be used to create interesting sculptural forms for stacking or using singularly. Location: Handbuilding Studio Instructor Warren Moyer Early Registration $250 (member $220) Regular Registration $270 (member $240) 8 Mondays, 7/10 – 8/28, 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm

WHEELTHROWING 203. Beginning & Intermediate Wheelthrowing Beginners learn the basic techniques of throwing on the wheel along with related glazing techniques. Students with experience can refine their throwing skills while exploring new forms and designs. Location: Wheelthrowing Studio Early Registration $250 (member $220) Regular Registration $270 (member $240)

Section A: Instructor Julie Perry 8 Mondays 7/10 – 8/28, 6:30 – 9:00 pm

Section B: Instructor Pam Taylor 8 Mondays 7/10 – 8/28, 9:30 am – 12:00 noon

Section D: Instructor Gene Grimaldi 8 Thursdays 7/13 – 8/31, 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm

Section E: Instructor Dodie Campbell 8 Saturdays 7/8 – 8/26, 9:30 am – 12:00 noon

205. Intermediate Wheelthrowing Develop and refine your throwing skills and expand your range of forms through individual projects. Demonstrations will include more complex forms and advanced techniques in throwing and glazing. Designed for experienced students who have mastered basic centering and pulling techniques. Instructor Julie Perry Location: Wheelthrowing Studio Early Registration $250 (member $220) Regular Registration $270 (member $240) 8 Wednesdays 7/12 – 8/30, 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm

Location: Handbuilding Studio Early Registration $250 (member $220) Regular Registration $270 (member $240)

Section A Instructor Warren Moyer

8 Thursdays, 7/13 – 8/31, 9:30 am – 12:00 noon

2353. Double Your Fun Explore exciting options for your pottery by combining wheel thrown and handbuilt components. Each method has particular characteristics and combining the two doubles your creative possibilities. Learn techniques you can incorporate to create mugs, bowls, lidded jars, etc. using mixed parts. Competency in wheelthrowing required. Location: Wheelthrowing Studio Instructor Dodie Campbell Early Registration $250 (member $220) Regular Registration $270 (member $240) 8 Tuesdays, 7/11 – 8/29, 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm

209. Intermediate & Advanced Ceramics A studio class for individuals who feel comfortable with the fundamentals of handbuilding or wheelthrowing, but are eager to improve their skills. Creative exploration will be encouraged through demonstration and critiques. Instructor Clyde Lassiter Location: Wheelthrowing Studio Early Registration $250 (member $220) Regular Registration $270 (member $240) 8 Wednesdays, 7/12 – 8/30, 9:30 am – 12:00 noon

TEEN CLASSES 12067. Exploring Sculptural Forms In Clay * for Rising 9th– 12th Grade – Summer Art Immersion class Come explore the techniques of handbuilding in clay. Use coil building, slab, and additive and subtractive sculpture methods to make your vision come alive. Be it an animal, human or abstract form, you will have fun creating and glazing your own 3 dimensional sculpture. All materials included. Location: Handbuilding Studio Instructor Mary Gunyuzlu

Registration $250 (member $220) Monday through Friday, 6/26 – 6/30, 9:00 am – 12:00 noon

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WORKSHOP 2392. Intro to Silk Screen Image Transfer Using prepared silk screens, experience the process of silk screening a colored ceramic pigment image onto newsprint and transferring that image to a wheeltthrown or handbuilt piece of pottery. This process allows you to apply fairly detailed patterns and images to a piece of pottery, which can then be fired with or without a transparent or transluscent glaze over it. Materials included. Instructor Warren Moyer Registration $85 (member $70)

2250. Taste of Art – Clay!

Spend a fun couple of hours learning something new, meeting new friends, and creating a lovely piece of art to take home! No experience necessary. Bring a beverage, bottle of wine and/or snacks to these laid–back classes. $45 per person. Fee includes materials. Fridays, 6:00 – 8:30 pm

June 23 – Flower Pot July 7 – Pair of Mugs July 21 – Tall Vase August 4 – Serving Bowl with Handles August 18 – Batter Bowl

Section A (Handbuilding)

Location: Handbuilding Studio Saturday, 6/17, 9:30 am – 2:00 pm

Section B (Wheelthrowing)

Location: Wheelthrowing Studio Saturday, 6/24, 9:30 am – 2:00 pm

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DRAWING & PAINTING

Workshop 4772. Intro to Drawing Workshop: Different Ways of Seeing Workshop A course in drawing what you actually see and not what you think you see. This means slowing down and paying attention to every subtle angle, every bump and groove, every shape that is happening. It’s very easy to generalize when starting out with drawing, but just generalizing will not get you to an accurate representation of a 3-dimensional object. Seeing is believing! Instructor Erin Canady Location: Graphics I Early Registration $110 (member $80) Regular Registration $130 (member $100) Saturday, 8/19, 10:00 am – 3:30 pm

Painting Drawing 429. Open Figure Drawing (all skill levels welcome) Enjoy these non-instructional open drawing sessions. Each session will include a series of short gesture drawings and several longer poses. Work on your own development, refine and develop your existing skills or simply experience something new. Facilitators will keep time for the poses. Bring your own materials. Easels, stools, drawing benches and drawing boards are provided. Facilitator Gretchen Siebert Location: Graphics II

Early Registration $120 (member $90) Regular Registration $140 (member $110) 7 Mondays, 8/7 – 9/25 (skip 9/4), 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

481. Drawing for Beginners and Beyond A drawing course for those who feel they cannot draw but have always wanted to learn, as well as for those who want to practice or learn new approaches to drawing. A variety of mediums will be explored, including pencil, charcoal, and ink. Observational and realistic methods will be taught, along with imaginative experiments with composition. Location: Graphics II Instructor Gretchen Siebert

442. Intro and Intermediate Acrylic Painting Through hands on experiments and demonstrations, students will explore how to use acrylic paint by painting from life and discussing light and color. This class will be guided so that students of all abilities will build confidence and learn the techniques and secrets that create dynamic, eye catching paintings. A supply list will be provided in the first class. Instructor Sara Klem Location: Graphics I Early Registration $150 (member $120) Regular Registration $170 (member $140) Tuesdays and Thursdays, 8/8 – 8/17, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

454. Beginning and Intermediate Watercolor Learn a variety of European techniques to mix and mingle colors on a wetted surface in order to create deep, rich and vibrant colors unmatched by other mediums. Supplies provided for first class. A supply list will be distributed and discussed in the first session. Instructor will be available for one hour open studio after class session. Instructor Olga Greco Location: Graphics I Early Registration $150 (member $120) Regular Registration $170 (member $140) 4 Wednesdays, 8/9 – 8/30, 10:00 am – 1:00 pm

Early Registration $130 (member $100) Regular Registration $150.00 (member $120) Tuesday and Thursday, 8/22 – 8/31, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

4067. Plein Air (Open Air) Painting Workshop What is Plein Air Painting? Popularized by the French Impressionist like Monet and Renoir “En Plein Air” (Open Air) painting is taking your easel into the great outdoors to paint lovely scenes within view. Award winning artist Craig Richards will share insights concerning gear, paint, and important techniques essential to successful plein air painting. This two day workshop will begin in the classroom to prepare students for outdoor adventures, then the class will paint together in a scenic location. Instructor Craig Richards Location: TBD

Early Registration $180 (member $150) Regular Registration $200 (member $170) Saturday, 8/19, 10:00 am – 1:00 pm and Sunday, 8/20, 9:00 am – 4:00 pm

4333. Landscape Made Simple Workshop In this hands-on workshop, Viktoria will demonstrate ways of approaching painting in the studio from photos or studies. This will be a paint-along class with individual attention to each student. Viktoria will bring in a plein air landscape study and demonstrate the effective methods she employs to transform it into a larger scale studio painting. The students will be able to bring in an own reference material—– a landscape study or a high quality 8x10 inch landscape photo and turn it into a beautiful landscape painting or use the study material provided by Viktoria. It will be re-composed for maximum impact and transformed into a complete landscape painting. The focus of this class will be on composition, drawing, value and color. This is an alllevel workshop demonstrated in oil but you may bring and use your own acrylic paints if you wish. Instructor Viktoria Majestic Location: Graphics II Early Registration $150 (member $120) Regular Registration $170 (member $140) Friday 8/11, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm and Saturday 8/12, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

4450. TASTE OF ART

Spend a fun couple of hours learning something new, meeting new friends, and create a lovely piece of art to take home! No experience necessary. Bring a beverage, bottle of wine and/or snacks to these laid-back classes.

400. Introduction to Figure Drawing from Life Using a variety of mediums and approaches, the class will draw from the nude figure. The class is taught for all levels, though some general drawing experience will be helpful. The poses will consist of very short “gesture” positions as well as longer still ones, with the teacher demonstrating the approach and medium first, then helping individuals, one on one throughout the class. Some basic drawing materials will be provided, but students may bring their own specialized materials as well. Instructor Duncan Lewis Location: Graphics II Early Registration $160 (member $130) Regular Registration $180 (member $150) Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9/12 – 9/21, 10:00 am – 12:00 pm

NEW!

$35 per person. Fee includes materials. Fridays, 6:00 - 8:00 pm

September 8 - Acrylic Landscape Painting August 11 - Alcohol and Ink August 18 - Pastels Acrylic painting by Sara Klem

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NEW! 40090. Botanical Beauties: Painting a Fern Frond Workshop Using watercolors, the student will create a painted study of a NC native fern. Instruction includes how to draw the complex fern frond and introduction to techniques used to render a realistic study. Some watercolor experience helpful, supplies included. Instructor Kathy Schermer Gramm Location: Graphics 1 Early Registration $90 (member $60) Regular Registration $110 (member $80) Saturday, 9/9, 10:00 am – 2:00 pm

Mixed Media Detail of work by Joris Hoefnagel

NEW! 4440. Under the Influence of Hoefnagel Watercolor Workshop Joris Hoefnagel was the last of the great illuminators in Europe in the 16th century. His graceful and witty watercolors illustrated the work of master calligraphers with miniature animals and plant studies. In this workshop, the student will recreate the look of a Hoefnagel illumination, using watercolor to “age” paper, real gold leaf to decorate a letter and create a painting of small studies. Supplies included, all skill levels. Instructor Kathy Schermer Gramm Location: Graphics 1 Early Registration $90 (member $60) Regular Registration $110 (member $80) Thursday, 8/17, 10:00 am – 2:00 pm

4325. Pastel Workshop Bill Gramley is back to teach a one-day workshop in pastels! Explore color, texture, techniques and materials. Some materials provided, you may also bring your own supplies. Space is limited, so sign up now! Instructor Bill Gramley Location: Graphics II

Early Registration $90 (member $60) Regular Registration $110 (member $80) Saturday, 8/26, 10:00 am – 1:00 pm

4888. Travel Journal/Sketchbook Workshop There’s no better way to document or remember a special trip than to write or sketch about it. This class will take away the intimidating aspects of keeping a travel journal or sketchbook and offer methods and techniques for making it your “own.” Pencil, pen, watercolor and photographs will be used. Come with a trip in mind, past or future, an image of that location and a sketchbook or journal. Let’s escape for the day! Instructor Amy Jordan Kincaid Location: Graphics II Early Registration $70 (member $40) Regular Registration $90 (member $60) Thursday, 9/21, 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm

4654. Mixed Media Art Journaling Art journaling is the creative process of using mixed media techniques in a blank book, with a focus on color and imagery. You’ll combine paints, inks, collage, stencils, stamps, various papers, and even found objects to create your pages. It’s about the process, not the end result. This workshop is for both the beginner and the experienced art journaler. Instructor Patty Pape Location: Graphics II

Early Registration $120 (member $90) Regular Registration $140 (member $110) Saturday, 8/12, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

Visiting Artist Libby Lynn 4880. Intro to Encaustic Painting and Collage Workshop Learn the fundamentals of Encaustic painting and collaging with hot wax in this 2-day workshop! Encaustic is an intoxicating beeswax-based medium that smells like honey and falls somewhere between painting and sculpture. This weekend workshop includes up to 4 professional ready-to-hang panels and unlimited encaustic medium. No prior experience necessary. Supply fee 40.00. Instructor Libby Lynn Location: Dye Studio

Early Registration $230 (member $200) Regular Registration $250 (member $220) Friday, 7/7, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm & Saturday, 7/8, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm This workshop is made possible in part by the Billy McClain Visiting Artist Fund established by Malcolm & Patty Brown.

4113. Portrait Painting Workshop Don’t miss this opportunity to expand your knowledge of the basic principles of portrait painting. During this two-day class, students will be offered a simplified understanding of principle and procedure when painting the portrait study. Viktoria will share her experience of how to approach the subject, mix skin tones, while also focusing on the direction and color of the light source. The morning demonstration and lecture will be followed by an afternoon of portrait painting. Please consider joining Viktoria for an informative and enjoyable experience while working with a live portrait model. Instructor Viktoria Majestic Location: Graphics II Early Registration $180 (member $150) Regular Registration $200 (member $170) Friday 9/22, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm and Saturday 9/23, 10:00 am – 3:30 pm

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PRINTMAKING Foundations in Printmaking 406. Introduction to Printmaking This introductory class will cover multiple printmaking techniques, including intaglio, relief, monoprint and embossing, while covering supplies and studio practice. Two of our printmaking instructors will be teaching the fourweek course, giving students a sampling of our printmaking practices and instruction, in one class. This course is a Location: Printmaking Studio prerequisite for Open Studio. Instructors Mona Wu, Leslie Smith Early Registration $230 (member $200) Regular Registration $250 (member $220) Section A 4 Tuesdays, 8/15 – 9/5, 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm Section B 4 Wednesdays, 8/16 – 9/6, 10:00 am – 12:30 pm

4022. Introduction to Linoleum Block Printing Learn basic techniques of relief printing on linoleum blocks, using water-soluble inks. Linoleum block is easy to cut and easy to capture a range of designs from very simple to very complex. Students will learn methods for transferring images to the blocks, carving techniques, and will learn to do multilayered prints. Location: Printmaking Studio Instructor Leslie Smith Early Registration $150 (member $120) Regular Registration $170 (member $140) 3 Tuesdays, 9/12 – 9/26, 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

4116. Screen Printing Workshop Create your own limited-edition artwork on fabric or paper while learning about screen printing. Artist Woodie Anderson walks you through the design and printing process and shows how some of the tools and techniques work. Students will create a nonphotographic stencil and print from a screen using the screen filler negative method–a method you can easily use in your own home using safe, non-toxic materials. Bring a t-shirt or pillowcase to print on, if you’d like. Printmaking is a wonderful art form that is accessible to all levels. Even if you have never printed before, you will be able to create unique colorful artwork you can take home with you. Instructor Woodie Anderson Location: Printmaking Studio Early Registration $120 (member $90) Regular Registration $140 (member $110) Friday, 8/25, 10:00 am – 3:30 pm

4993. Monotype Printmaking Workshop Explore the techniques of subtractive, additive, colorblending, painterly, and cutout shape applications on special plastic plates to make multiple unique prints using the press. All inks are water-based and clean-up is easy with soap and water. Location: Printmaking Studio Instructor Mona Wu Early Registration $120 (member $90) Regular Registration $140 (member $110) Saturday, 9/9, 10:00 am – 3:00 pm

Continuing & Exploratory Printmaking 401. Multi-Block Woodcut In this special woodcut class, up to three of the same size wood boards are used to cut different but somewhat related designs. Each board is then inked in a different color. Prints are made by combining any two to three boards printed on a series of papers through a press. Color-blending, transparent-layering, and special effects using natural woodgrains will be explored. All inks are water-based and clean-up is easy with soap and water. Instructor Mona Wu Location: Printmaking Studio Early Registration $180 (member $150) Regular Registration $200 (member $170) Section A. 4 Wednesdays, 9/6 – 9/27, 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm Section B. 4 Thursdays, 9/7 – 9/28, 10:00 am – 1:00 pm

NEW! 4500. Chine Colle – The Enhanced Print With Chine Colle one paper is glued to another while printing. It adds color without a color ink, and shape without a second plate. Both dry spray and wet paste methods will be explored. Bring your old woodcut, linocut, or/and drypoint plates to make brand new prints! You can also use blank plates to do Chine Colle prints if you don’t have old plates. Instructor Mona Wu Location: Print Studio Early Registration $150 (member $120) Regular Registration $170 (member $140) 3 Thursdays, 8/17 – 8/31, 10:00 am – 12:30 pm

487. Drypoint and Monotype Workshop Concentration will be on making one of a kind prints using layered inks, found objects, and drawing, painting, or reduction methods on an inked plate. A dry point plate will be made to incorporate a matrix image into the monotype prints. All will be done on new PETG plastic plates. Instructor Drew Mash Location: Print Studio

Early Registration $150 (member $120) Regular Registration $170 (member $140) Friday, 7/14, 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm and Saturday, 7/15, 10:00 am – 3:00 pm

NEW! 49990. Printmaking from the Natural World Workshop Students will ink and print leaves and other natural objects just like the naturalists of the past. After inking and printing, students will hand color their prints with watercolors. Instructor Leslie Smith Location: Print Studio

4666. Sawtooth Print Group This group was created to foster and educate ourselves and our community in all things print. Instructors will lead the group sessions on varied topics, concluding with open critiques. It is our hope that the informal but informational setting will foster community within Sawtooth and our city, around the topic of printmaking. All printmakers are welcome! Meets every first Tuesday, skipping July. Facilitator Amy Jordan Kincaid

Early Registration $35 (member $25) Regular Registration $35 (member $25) Tuesdays, 6/6 – 9/5, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

Location: Print Studio

NEW!

4118. Print Seminar Returns: The Printed Page - What is its story and why does it matter? A seminar and collaborative printing event at Catbird (on the Yadkin) Press about the exciting story of books and book arts and the vibrant community that it creates. Come share the love of books and print a broadsheet on a Vandercook Letterset Press. Location: Davis Gallery Instructor Terry Schupbach Gordon

Member $35 Non-Member $40 Student discount available. Saturday, 9/16, 10:00 am – 12:30 pm

4450. TASTE OF ART

Fibers

July 28 - Silk Scarf Dyeing August 25 - Silk Scarf Dyeing September 7 - Indigo Shibori Cotton Scarf Dyeing

Printmaking

August 18 - Nature Prints August 25 - Mono

Early Registration $110 (member $80) Regular Registration $130 (member $100) Saturday, 6/17, 10:00 am – 3:30 pm

NEW! 4558. Pressure Prints or Prints from Layered Collage Students will make layered collages that can be used to make prints. It is a wonderful low-tech way to make prints with shadow and depth. Instructor Leslie Smith Location: Print Studio

Early Registration $110 (member $80) Regular Registration $130 (member $100) Saturday, 7/8, 10:00 am – 3:30 pm

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FIBERS

Weaving Studio

3223. Beginning and Intermediate Weaving Beginners and experienced weavers will learn together concentrating on an individual project with the added opportunity to watch the progress of other weavers. Beginners will learn basic techniques, color study and design possibilities while weaving a traditional sampler or scarf. Experienced weavers will work on a more advanced project of their choice. Open Studio available. Please feel free to bring a bag lunch or snack. First class begins Tuesday 9/5, and remaining weeks, class will be on Mondays and Wednesdays. Instructor Pat Mauck Location: Fiber Studio

NEW!

3666. Wet-Felted Mini Bag Workshop Create an adorable 7” shoulder bag of hand-dyed merino fibers and luxury fibers of silk, bamboo, curly locks, and Angelina. Learn the art of wet-felting, including two special techniques using a resist. $25.00 kit fee required, payable to instructor; kits available in all colors. Students please bring two towels and an apron or old shirt suitable for water play. You may also bring an inspiration photo of a favorite flower or other subject. Instructor Vickie Clontz Location: Graphics 1 Early Registration $90 (member $60) Regular Registration $110 (member $80) Saturday, 9/23, 10:00 am – 3:00 pm

4889. Silk Scarf Dyeing Workshop This workshop will take the silk scarf dying process into further exploration with colors and techniques, such as marbleizing. If you have taken the silk scarf class and would like to experiment, this is the class for you. This is also a great introductory class, for those who are new to the process. Supplies will be provided for the first class and students have the option to purchase additional scarves as needed. Location: Dye Studio Instructor Vickie Clontz Early Registration $120 (member $90) Regular Registration $140 (member $110) Saturday, 7/15, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

Early Registration $230 (member $200) Regular Registration $250 (member $220) Mondays and Wednesdays, 9/5 – 9/27, 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

3009. Weaving Sampler This is a perfect class for novice weavers or one-time weavers hoping to refresh their skills. The fundamentals of measuring yarn for the loom as well as “dressing” or prepping the loom for weaving will be covered. Students will then create a sampler of tabby weave as well as a myriad of twill weaves experimenting with a variety of fibers and colors. All materials provided. Location: Fibers Studio Instructor Carol Patton Early Registration $180 (member $150) Regular Registration $200 (member $170) Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7/11 – 7/20, 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm

Dye Studio

3889. Indigo Vat and Shibori Dyeing Workshop Indigo is one of the most vibrant and most used natural dyes throughout history. Learn more about the amazing chemistry of indigo, how to start and tend your own indigo fermentation vat. We will make several organic indigo vats, including using fruits, such as bananas. We will also go over different shibori methods of dyeing. Students are encouraged to bring their own natural fibers/fabric to dye. Location: Dye Studio Instructor Kelsey Brown Early Registration $110 (member $80) Regular Registration $130 (member $100) 1 Saturday, 8/19, 10:00 am – 3:30 pm

371. Natural Dyes 101 Adult Camp Explore natural dye techniques and different mordants on protein and cellulose fibers. Use dye plants that you can grow, collect in the area, or purchase. While creating beautiful colors we will discuss why using natural dyes over synthetics is important. Each student will build a swatch book with test and recipes to continue using natural dyes at home. Please bring your own fibers to dye the first day of class. All fabrics and fibers must be 100% natural (i.e. cotton, wool, linen, silk). Location: Dye Studio Instructor Kelsey Brown Early Registration $150 (member $120) Regular Registration $170 (member $140) Monday – Thursday, 7/17 – 7/20, 10:00 am to 12:30 pm

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GLASS

KILN GLASS CLASSES 543. Glass Fusing and Slumping Let’s explore the art of colorful glass by learning how to fuse and slump glass. You will learn the basic skills to make glass plates, coasters, and bowls! We will start out by teaching you glass cutting basics. Students will purchase their own glass materials and supplies, discussed at the first class. Glass work will be fired at Sawtooth.Advanced students may explore more challenging pieces and techniques. Instructor Betti Pettinati-Longinotti Location: Glass Studio

530. Intro to Glassblowing and Lampworking Explore the art of lampwork using glass tubes and rods to create small figurative sculpture, glass jewelry, beads, ornaments or bottles. Lecture, demonstrations and handson practice will teach the basics of the art. All materials (including borosilicate glass) provided. Beginners expected, repeat students welcome. Class limited to just 8 students, one per torch. Instructor Curtis Cecil Location: Glass Studio

5418. SilkeMat Molds for the Glass Kiln Learn about this wonderful NEW non-carcinogenic refractory fiber blanket that can be cut, molded, rigidized and formed for creating pot melt molds, vitrigraph molds and slumping molds to use in the glass kiln. Reusable and easy to work with, this new alternative to traditional fiber blanket or ceramic molds will have you imagining endless possibilities. Create several molds to take with you and use in your own kilns. A kit fee will be paid to the instructor during the workshop and will include all supplies. Instructor Barbara Cashman Location: Glass Studio

532. Glass Beadmaking - Level 1 This glass beadmaking class will set a firm foundation of skills and take beginners through all the basics of glass bead making in a flame. After you learn how to create the traditional round bead, you’ll increase skills by learning to use other tools to shape the beads and other forms of glass (stringers, frit, etc.) to give your beads their unique look. Materials included. Level 2 coming this Fall! Location: Glass Studio Instructor Jeff Wilson

Early Registration $160 (member $130) Regular Registration $180 (member $150) 5 Mondays, 7/10 – 8/7, 6:30 – 9:00 pm

STAINED GLASS 558. Stained Glass and Mosaics - Morning Class This class will accommodate novice to advanced stained glass and mosaics students. Beginners learn basic techniques for fabricating with glass; intermediate students hone skills in cutting, grinding, soldering, and interesting techniques for foil and wire overlay, making square corners, plating and more! Patterns may be your own design (designing for stained glass will be discussed) or selected from class patterns. Please bring 2-3 pieces of stained glass to begin project at the first class. Contact instructor sansuglass@ yahoo.com w/questions and a list of other supplies. Location: Glass Studio Instructor Sue Smith Early Registration $200 (member $170) Regular Registration $220 (member $190) 6 Tuesdays, 7/18 – 8/22, 9:30 am – 12:00 noon

5520. 3-D Stained Glass Dragonfly Workshop In this fun one-day workshop, create a threedimensional stained glass dragonfly! Fine for beginners and great fun for those with some stained glass experience also. Learn all the steps in the copper foil method of stained glass to create your own keepsake. Materials are included! We’ll take a short lunch break, so bring a bag lunch or snacks. Instructor Jeff Wilson Location: Glass Studio Early Registration $105 (member $75) Regular Registration $125 (member $95) Saturday, 8/12, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

5537. Stained Glass Collage Panel Workshop In this workshop you will learn basic skills needed to fabricate colorful stained glass into an attractive stained glass panel. Leave with a finished piece and the knowledge of all the steps involved. All materials included. We’ll take a short lunch break, so bring a bag lunch or snacks. Instructor Sue Smith Location: Glass Studio Early Registration $95 (member $65) Regular Registration $115 (member $85) Saturday, 8/19, 10:00 am – 3:00 pm

TORCH GLASS CLASSES

Early Registration $120 (member $90) Regular Registration $140 (member $110) Saturday, July 22, 10:00 am –4:00 pm

5650. TASTE OF ART - GLASS!

Spend a fun couple of hours learning something new, meeting new friends, and create a lovely piece of art. No experience necessary. Bring a beverage, bottle of wine and/or snacks to these laid-back classes. $35 per person. Fee includes materials. Fridays, 6:00 - 8:00 pm

July 21 - Glass on Glass Mosaic Panel with Sue Smith July 28 - Fused Glass Suncatcher with Betti Pettinati-Longinotti August 4 - Glass Beadmaking with Jeff Wilson August 18 - Mosaic Frame with Sue Smith

Early Registration $180 (member $150) Regular Registration $200 (member $170) 5 Wednesdays 7/12 – 8/9, 6:30 – 9:00 pm

Early Registration $200 (member $170) Regular Registration $220 (member $190) 6 Thursdays, 7/13 – 8/17, 6:30 – 9:00 pm

WORKSHOPS 5320. Glass Beadmaking One-Day Workshop This fascinating workshop will teach you how to safely melt Moretti-Effetre glass rods into decorative beads in front of an open torch! Learn about safety, equipment, melting glass, making beads in different shapes, decorating the beads and cleaning the beads. The workshop will include demonstrations and plenty of work time. No experience necessary. Materials are included. Instructor Jeff Wilson Location: Glass Studio Early Registration $100 (member $70) Regular Registration $120 (member $90) Saturday, 7/15, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

5550. Taste of Art - Jewelry Making! $35 per person. Fee includes materials. Fridays, 6:00 - 8:00 pm

July 7 - Bead & Copper Wire Bracelet with Marlene Kuser July 28 - Jewelry Using Creative Foundations! Learn to use ink paints to highlight natural jewelry foundations with metallic and colorful palettes. Then set a gemstone on your piece in a bezel cup. August 4 - Forged Silver Earrings with Sara Sloan Stine

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METALS

5129. Basic Wire Wrapping Workshop Using nickel silver, copper or brass wire, start out creating a simple basic wrap using a special piece or stone with no hole. For the next wrap you will learn how to wrap a bead or stone with a hole. The combinations and possibilities are endless! We will provide all the tools and materials, however students are welcome to bring a special stone or beads to use if they’d like. Beginner-level. Location: Metals Studio Instructor Marlene Kuser Early Registration $50 (member $40) Regular Registration $60 (member $50) Saturday, 7/29, 10:00 am – 1:00 pm

ENAMELING

561. Metals/Jewelry: Enameling Experiment with enameling on copper and explore a variety of enameling techniques such as sifting, stenciling, sgraffito and basse taille. Apply these techniques to everything from pendants and earrings to decorative home items. No experience necessary. Some materials included. Location: Metals Studio Instructor Annie Grimes Williams Early Registration $250 (member $220) Regular Registration $270 (member $240) 8 Tuesdays, 7/11 – 8/16 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm

JEWELRY FABRICATION 510. Beginning Metals/Jewelry Learn the basics of creating jewelry from copper, brass and silver sheet and wire. You’ll learn soldering, sawing, forging, polishing and more to create jewelry. Metal is available for purchase during class. Tools are provided. Perfect for beginning students and may be repeated to gain proficiency. Instructor Annie Grimes Williams Location: Metals Studio Early Registration $250 (member $220) Regular Registration $270 (member $240) 8 Mondays, 7/10 – 8/28, 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm

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520. Intermediate Jewelry Fabrication: Tube Setting Faceted Stones This metals class is for students who have learned the basics of jewelry fabrication. This four-week session will focus on creating tube-settings for round faceted or cabochon stones. We’ll also create step-bezels to securely set small stones. Sawing and soldering skills required. Some supplies included in the fee. Supply list emailed. Instructor Sara Sloan Stine Location: Metals Studio Early Registration $150 (member $120) Regular Registration $170 (member $140) 4 Wednesdays, 7/5 – 7/26, 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm

599. Open Metals Studio Open Metals Studio is designed for advanced/experienced students who want additional time and access to the specialized tools and equipment available in the studio... or just want to come in and enjoy creative time with others! Students should provide their own materials. For more information, contact Sara at metals@sawtooth.org

6–week Series Price: $90; or Individual days: $20 each Morning: 6 Thursdays, 7/6 – 8/17 (skip 8/10), 9:00 am – 1:00 pm Evening : 6 Wednesdays, 5/24, 5/31, 6/21, 6/28, 8/2, 8/23, 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

NEW! 562. Advanced Enameling Explore more advanced techniques in this class just for experienced enamelists. Plenty of time for hands-on experimentation, as well as demos and discussion. Some supplies included; others discussed in class. Location: Metals Studio Instructor Annie Grimes Williams Early Registration $150 (member $120) 4 Tuesdays, 6/6 – 6/27, 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm

NEW! 5215. Enamel and Graphite Pendant Workshop Create a unique new look for copper enamel designs by drawing with graphite pencils directly onto fired glass enamel surfaces. Drawing skills are helpful, but not essential. This technique is easy to learn and will reward students with a very diverse new skill to enhance their enamel designs. Learn the technique step-by-step to create a pendant. Enameling experience helpful but not essential. Materials provided. Location: Metals Studio Instructor Annie Grimes Williams Early Registration $95 (member $75) Regular Registration $105 (member $85) Saturday, 7/22, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

METAL CLAY

NEW! 519. Tube and Bezel Setting Stones in Sterling Silver Metal Clay - Intermediate level Learn to imbed tube and custom bezel settings into metal clay the solder-free way. This class will focus on setting stones that are not kiln-safe into metal clay pieces after firing. Bring your favorite 3-5mm faceted gems and natural cabochons of any size to class. Instructor will provide tubes and bezel wire. Prior metal clay experience required. $20 kit fee to be collected by instructor Location: Metals Studio Instructor Rebecca Natanson Early Registration $190 (member $160) Regular Registration $210 (member $180) 6 Thursdays, 7/6 – 8/10, 6:00 – 8:30 pm

NEW! 5280. Silicone Mold-Making Workshop

Grab your favorite buttons, old silverware, filigree, and anything else with a texture you like and learn to make long-lasting silicone molds for use with metal clay (among other things). We’ll also go on a short nature walk around the area to find botanicals to impress. No experience required. Instructor Rebecca Natanson Location: Metals Studio Early Registration $50 (member $40) Regular Registration $60 (member $50) Saturday, 6/24, 10:00 am - 1:00 pm

NEW! 5281. Custom Textures with Photo Polymer

Plates - Workshop Learn to turn artwork, signatures, text, and more into crisp custom texture plates for use with metal clay. This skill is a must for the metal clay artist looking to create original texture, capture a child’s artwork, preserve the handwriting of a loved one, or wear words of inspiration. No experience required. $15 kit fee collected by instructor. Instructor Rebecca Natanson Location: Metals Studio

Early Registration $60 (member $50) Regular Registration $70 (member $60) Saturday, 7/8, 10:00 am - 2:00 pm

5191. Beginner Bronze Metal Clay - Workshop Learn everything you need to know about bronze metal clays! Carrie will discuss the clay properties and provide a detailed explanation of torch and kiln firing options. You will work in the wet clay state, practice reconstituting, refine dry pieces and prepare your piece for kiln firing. Pieces will be fired during break and polished before class ends. Finish with a beautiful pair of bronze earrings or a pendant, and the knowledge required to work with bronze metal clays. Students will be working with the new Five Star Metal Clays. $25 kit fee payable to instructor. Instructor Carrie Story Location: Metals Studio Early Registration $70 (member $60) Regular Registration $80 (member $70) Saturday, 8/5, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm

5197. Handsculpting with Metal Clay Go beyond the stamps and texture sheets with your metal clay! Learn how to sculpt your metal clay with simple tools right in the palm of your hand. Learn to create ultra detailed pieces of metal clay, affix them to Creative Foundations and patina to enhance the kiln colors. Carrie will provide detailed instructions and demonstrations while you make a poppy and leaves for your bracelet. You will have access to try a variety of tools and equipment to help you decide what would be best for your future projects. Day 1 is sculpting the metal clay and assembling dry clay, Day 2 is polishing and affixing to Creative Foundations. Some prior metal clay experience is highly suggested. Kit includes 50g Five Star Bronze, Creative Foundation bracelet and use of materials and tools. $40 kit fee payable to instructor during workshop. Instructor Carrie Story Location: Metals Studio Early Registration $140 (member $110) Regular Registration $160 (member $130) Saturday and Sunday, 8/19 & 8/20, 10:00 am – 3:00 pm

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VISITING ARTIST WORKSHOPS

July 15 & 16, 2017 Visiting Artist Workshop with Christopher Darway 5311. 22K Gold Fusion on Copper or Silver This workshop will introduce a new method developed by Chris Darway that allows application of 22k gold (specifically the Aura 22 product) to fine silver, sterling silver and copper sheet metal. Using Aura 22 (containing 91.6% pure gold and 8.4% pure silver) requires no special equipment, just a simple handheld torch. Once fused to the surface, the metal with gold applied can be rolled, enameled, fold formed, soldered on, drilled, sawed, etched and more to create finished jewelry with 22k gold embellishments! Aura 22 was originally developed as an alternative to Keum-Boo. This new technique provides traditional metalsmiths with the perfect vehicle for economically adding gold to fabricated pieces. A kit fee will be collected during the workshop which includes the Aura 22. Jewelry fabrication experience is helpful. Instructor Christopher Darway Location: Metals Studio Early Registration $230 (member $200) Regular Registration $250 (member $220) Saturday and Sunday, 7/15 & 7/16, 9:30 am – 5:00 pm

Christopher Darway has been working in metals for over 40 years as a designer, teacher and artisan and currently teaches at the Wayne Art Center, Wayne, PA and the University of the Arts, Continuing Studies Program, Philadelphia, PA. He received a BFA in craft design from the Philadelphia College of Art and sold and exhibited work through galleries and craft shows including ACC and Smithsonian Craft Shows. He is a two-time recipient of the New Jersey State Council of the Arts Award. He’s the former president of the Pennsylvania Society of Goldsmiths and writer at Art Jewelry Magazine.

September 16 & 17, 2017 Visiting Artist Workshop with Jackie Truty

September 16 & 17, 2017 Visiting Artist Workshop with Jill Hurant

5298. Enameling Abstracts with Silver Clay and Syringe Forget those little cloisonné wires, and endless bending and firing. In this 2 day workshop you will create a base in Art Clay silver clay and then lay an abstract design on top using Art Clay syringe type. On the second day, after firing the clay piece, learn to wash and wet pack your enamels into the pattern’s spaces. Final firing will reveal the brilliant colors in all their glossy glory! You will complete this piece in class and be ready to add a chain. Handout will be provided. No metal clay experience necessary, but helpful. All materials are included in a $30 kit fee, payable to the instructor during the workshop. Instructor Jackie Truty Location: Glass Studio

5336. Introduction to Granulation Learn the ancient art of fine silver granulation. Cover a multitude of techniques and topics all related to granulation and learn techniques by working on a project from start to finish. Learn about safety in the studio, the different processes to create and prepare granules, fusing fine silver wire, and the granulation process. You’ll explore how to create a flat piece of work with granulation and a domed piece with granulation. Investigate how to integrate granulation into your own body of work. Appropriate for the advanced beginner through advanced metals students. Students should have previous fabrication experience including torch skills. A kit fee will be collected during the workshop and includes all materials, including fine silver. Instructor Jill Hurant Location: Metals Studio

Early Registration $230 (member $200) Regular Registration $250 (member $220) Saturday and Sunday 9/16 & 9/17, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

Jackie Truty is the North American distributor of Art Clay products and her books, “Art Clay Silver and Gold: 18 Projects to Make in One Day,” and “Metal Clay: The Complete Guide,” are sold internationally in English and French. In 2013 Jackie received her Graduate Gemologist degree from GIA. Her passion continues to be teaching jewelry making using metal clays and running Art Clay World, USA. Her mission is to empower women through its use and she is determined to provide an opportunity for women to establish a place for themselves in the high-end jewelry art arena with a minimum investment and a maximum return both financially and creatively.

Early Registration $230 (member $200) Regular Registration $250 (member $220) Saturday and Sunday 9/16 & 9/17, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm

Jill Hurant received her education from the University of Cincinnati and the Fashion Intitute of Technology with further metals studies at the Jewelry Arts Institute, Newark Museum Arts Workshops, Valentin Yatkov Studio in Brooklyn, as well as other venues. She has shown her work in numerous galleries and shows including ACC shows. Her work is also featured in numerous publications including 1000 Rings, Chain Mail Jewelry and The Arts and Craft of Making Jewelry by Lark Books.

WELDING WORKSHOPS 5201. Welding for the Artist – Part One Explore the basics of cutting, brazing and welding ferrous and non-ferrous metal using an oxy-acetylene torch. Directions will be provided. Instructor Duncan Lewis Location: Duncan Lewis’s Studio Early Registration $180 (members $150) Regular Registration $200 (members $170) Saturday, 7/29, 10:00 am – 4:30 pm

5203. Welding for the Artist - Part Two This is designed as a continuation of Welding for the Artist - Part One. We’ll continue with oxy-acetelyn welding and touch on MIG / TIG or stick welding. Instructor Duncan Lewis Location: Duncan Lewis’s Studio Early Registration $180 (members $150) Regular Registration $200 (members $170) Saturday, 8/5, 10:00 am – 4:30 pm

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PHOTOGRAPHY

CORE CLASSES

606. Digital Photography I This first course will introduce you to the most fundamental controls on your digital camera. Learn both in class and through take-home assignments about the basic controls of your camera, exposure, ISO, shutter speed, aperture, and composition essentials. We will also discuss how to upload your images to a computer and basic file storage. We will spend half the class in lecture and half the class photographing and practicing techniques. This course is recommended for anyone who has used their camera but still needs help getting better images and understanding basic camera functions. It is designed for cameras that have the ability to adjust aperture and shutter speed. Because cameras differ in their operation and interface, it is essential for students to bring their user manual with the camera to each class. Location: Photography Studio Early Registration $130 (member $100) Regular Registration $150 (member $120)

Section C: Instructor Laurie Merritt

5 Thursdays, 8/10 – 9/7, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

Section D: Instructor Dave Dulaney

5 Tuesdays, 8/15 – 9/12, 10:00 am – 12:00 noon

647. Digital Photography II A perfect follow-up to Digital Photography Level I (class 606), this class will give you a greater understanding of your camera’s more advanced features. Learn about white balance, creative uses for aperture and shutter speed, metering modes, lens choice, and advanced flash settings. Discuss file management and basic computer photo editing such as cropping and color adjustment. This course is recommended for anyone who is comfortable with the basics of their camera, but wants to go beyond the essentials and learn more creative uses of their advanced functions. It is designed for cameras that have the ability to adjust aperture and shutter speed. We will spend half the class in lecture and half the class photographing. It is essential that students bring their camera and user manual to this class, and be familiar with the content of Digital Photography I.

Location: Digital lab Early Registration $130 (member $100) Regular Registration $150 (member $120)

Section C: Instructor Laurie Merritt

5 Thursdays, 6/29 – 7/27, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

Section D: Instructor Katie Dickson Yarbrough 5 Wednesdays, 7/26 – 8/23, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

Section E: Instructor Dave Dulaney

5 Saturdays, 7/22 – 8/19, 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm

659. Digital Photography III - Composition and Expressing your Vision using Photography Expanding on the basic photographic tools and techniques introduced in Digital Photography I & II. Students in this course will be introduced to the concepts of composition, from basics such as the rule of thirds to more advanced topics such as the way the eye travels through a photo. The course introduces composition fundamentals, such as balance and point of view. Students will also learn the importance of light, framing, and color. Students need to have a DSLR capable of shooting in Raw (most would qualify) and also have a copy of either Photoshop, Photoshop Elements, Lightroom etc. capable of working with RAW images. For intermediate and advanced students who have a good working knowledge of their cameras. Location: Digital Lab Instructor Dave Dulaney

Early Registration $130 (member $100) Regular Registration $150 (member $120) 5 Tuesdays 8/15 – 9/12, 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm

665. An Introduction to Adobe Photoshop Learn to use Photoshop to perform a variety of functions useful for photographers. This class is an introduction to the Photoshop interface, including the toolbox, options bar, main menu, palettes and the tools within them. Learn to crop, rotate, re-size, dodge and burn, remove dust and scratches, perform global tonal adjustments and color corrections and more. This is a great class for those wanting to enhance their photos and create stronger, more striking images, and perfect for Adobe Cloud users. Please bring a thumb-drive of your images to class to work on. Location: Digital lab Instructor Katie Dickson Yarbrough

Early Registration $130 (member $100) Regular Registration $150 (member $120) 5 Tuesdays, 7/11 – 8/8, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

620. The Digital Photographer’s Workflow This class was created in response to requests from those wishing to understand and improve their digital workflow. Whether a hobbyist or professional photographer, a smooth and organized workflow is essential in the effective management and editing of a digital photographic library of images. This 6-week class covers the complete workflow, beginning with camera set-up; organizing, collecting and placing image files into a primary folder location; importing; performing general basic image editing using Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop; and finally exporting and optimizing images for output, whether for printing or the web. Sawtooth school offers Adobe Lightroom versions 4, 5 and Photoshop CS6. Students wishing to use other versions of Adobe Photoshop or Lightroom are invited to bring their own laptops and software. Location: Digital Lab Instructor Katie Dickson Yarbrough

FILM AND DARKROOM 684. An Introduction to Darkroom Photography Without a doubt, learning darkroom techniques is one of the best ways to improve your photography skills and create a photographic legacy for your family. Create images that come to life right in front of your eyes! Whether you are a beginner, old pro, or looking to reconnect with your darkroom roots, this class is for you. Become familiar with darkroom equipment and processes and print from your own black and white negatives. Class includes use of the darkroom during the class duration. Film SLR cameras required. If you do not have a film camera, you may borrow one of ours. Please note that our darkroom is set up exclusively for black and white photography. Instructor Dave Dulaney Location: Darkroom Early Registration $150 (members $120) Regular Registration $170 (members $140) 6 Saturdays, 7/15 – 8/19, 10:00 am – 12:00 noon

WORKSHOP

698. Photogram Workshop For those who are interested in getting some exposure (pun intended) to the darkroom, this is your perfect opportunity to learn the basics of the traditional black and white darkroom and create unique original artworks as gifts or for your home décor. No experience necessary! Photograms are a photographic print made without a camera. The technique of creating photograms is as old as photography itself – but is used by artists to this day. Photographic paper supplied. Instructor Rose Wind Jerome Location: Darkroom Early Registration $90 (members $60) Regular Registration $110 (members $80) 2 Wednesdays, 8/9 & 8/16 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

625. Summer Open Darkroom Studio For those who have darkroom experience and wish to take advantage of the darkroom facility in their own time. Proof of darkroom experience is required, or previous attendance at one of our darkroom classes. Darkroom passes and orientation provided by the photography department. Please note that our darkroom is set up exclusively for black and white photography. Facilitators Julian Charles Location: Darkroom Early Registration $130 (members $100) Regular Registration $150 (members $120)

Early Registration $130 (members $100) Regular Registration $150 (members $120) 5 Mondays, 7/10 – 8/7, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

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WORKSHOPS

Special Interest ClassES 603. Photographing in Natural Light Learn how to make the most of natural light in your photography. Working with natural light gives you the flexibility to shoot with minimal gear at almost any time of day. We will cover how to see and work with light in your images, camera and lens choice, camera settings, and how to deal with both bright sun and deep shade. We will work on how to use natural light for portraits, still life, and landscape. This class is suitable for all skill levels. Location: Digital lab Instructor Katie Dickson Yarbrough

Early Registration $130 (member $100) Regular Registration $150 (member $120)) 5 Mondays, 8/14 – 9/18, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm (skip 9/4 Labor Day)

655. The History of Photography: Using the Past to Create the Future Photography has become an integral part of our society as an art form, communication tool, and a record of history. Learn more about how photography was developed and expanded. We will explore photographers from the late 19th century to the modern era and the impact they have on our craft. The class is lecture based and we will spend time discussing important art throughout photographic history. Appropriate for all skill levels. Location: Digital lab Instructor Katie Dickson Yarbrough

Early Registration $130 (member $100) Regular Registration $150 (member $120)) 5 Wednesdays, 8/30 – 9/27, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

653. Macro Photography THINK SMALL!! Macro photography gives us a scientific view of the world around us. However, it’s no longer isolated to the forensic and biomedical specialists, but has opened up for all photography enthusiasts as well. This 4 week course covers the equipment and techniques used by photographers in the production of magnified images by direct photographic means. Topics include magnification ratios, depth of field, pros & cons of specialized equipment and what happens when they are used (ring lights, extension tubes, bellows, focusing rail) and a variety of magnified subjects, image stacking using Adobe Photoshop. Requirements; DLSR camera, macro lens (or a camera with a devoted macro setting), tripod, shutter release. Location: Photo Studio Instructor Laurie Merritt

Early Registration $130 (member $100) Regular Registration $150 (member $120) 5 Wednesdays, 8/16 – 9/13, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm

6018. Choosing the Right Lens What is the difference between a micro and a macro lens? When do I need a wide angle? Why would I choose a fixed aperture lens instead of a variable aperture lens? Do I need a prime lens or a zoom? When it comes to choosing the right camera lens, it can really be tricky! In this workshop learn what lens is right for different photography situations. Learn tips not only for buying a new lens, but renting them as well to save money! Instructor Katie Dickson Yarbrough Location: Digital Lab

680. Troubleshooting: Handling Difficult Photography Challenges We’ve all experienced them, those pesky problems that come up when we are trying to get the perfect shot. In this class we will discuss some of the most common issues that come up as we try to get the shot: backlit subjects, too much light, too little light, yellow cast on indoor photography, sunsets that don’t turn out how we see them, dealing with bad indoor lighting, using filters, choosing lenses, and more. Students are welcomed to submit their own troubleshooting to discuss with the class. All skill levels. Instructor Katie Dickson Yarbrough Location: Digital Lab

Early Registration $60 (member $30) Regular Registration $80 (member $50) Wednesday 7/5, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

Early Registration $60 (member $30) Regular Registration $80 (member $50) Wednesday, 7/19, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

6120. I Have This Great Camera, Now What Do I Do With It? Learn step-by-step how to operate your camera! In this 3-hour workshop we will learn how to adjust the basic settings of your camera to get you on your way to start photographing and stop feeling intimidated. This beginner’s class is recommended for those who have limited-to-no knowledge of how to operate their digital cameras. This is a great class to take before taking Digital Photography I. Open to all types of digital cameras from point-and-shoot to DSLRs. Bring your camera and manual to class.

6471. In the Camera Bag with … A combined presentation and workshop featuring talented photographers- those who not only take exceptional photographs, but those who have made photography their life and passion. The 2 hour workshop will be made up of 4 sections. First, we get to hear the photographer’s story - how and why they began their photographic careers. Following this we will get to experience a presentation of their work. Then, the photographer will share with you the favorite things from their camera bag or set-up. The workshop will end with Q and A time. Location: Photo Studio

Early Registration $65 (member $35) Regular Registration $85 (member $55)

Workshop A: Instructor Dave Dulaney Saturday, 7/8, 10:00 am – 1:00 pm

Workshop B: Instructor Laurie Merritt Saturday, 8/26, 10:00 am – 1:00 pm

Location: Photo Studio Location: Digital Lab

6170. iPhoneography I Workshop A great introduction in how to take better photos using your iPhone. In this class, you’ll be introduced to the native iPhone photography apps and we’ll explore some additional apps that will help you take your iPhoneography to the next level! This is a great option if you aren’t familiar with all of the built in photography functionality already on your iPhone. Instructor Katie Dickson Yarbrough Location: Digital Lab

Early Registration $60 (member $30) Regular Registration $80 (member $50) Wednesday, 7/12, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

Early Registration $60 (member $30) Regular Registration $80 (member $50) Section A: Dave Dulaney Tuesday 7/25, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm Section B: Katie Dickson Yarbrough Tuesday, 9/5, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

6020. iPhoneography II Workshop This class is perfect for those who are already comfortable shooting photos with their iPhone and are looking to explore additional apps and techniques to really elevate your iPhoneography. In this class we’ll go through a selection of different editing apps, as well as learning about sharing, archiving, and printing your photos. In this class, you will see real time demonstrations of photography apps and get hands on editing experience with some of the best free apps available. Instructor Katie Dickson Yarbrough Location: Photo Studio

Early Registration $65 (member $35) Regular Registration $85 (member $55) Saturday, 9/9, 10:00 am – 1:00 pm

6606. Summer Sawtooth Photo League The Sawtooth Photo League offers a chance for current Sawtooth photo students and instructors to meet and stay connected once class is over; continue education by offering critique, tips, and support from other photographers; suggest new photographic themes to explore; suggest classes to take for further education; enjoy guest speakers to inspire our photography; participate in photography-themed movie nights and photo walks. The Sawtooth Photo League will take an active part in documenting life in downtown Winston-Salem. We usually meet the third Saturday of each month, though our dates may vary. Facilitator Amanda Sullivan Location: Photography Studio Early Registration $30 (member $20) Regular Registration $30 (member $20) The third Saturday of each month, 10:00 am – 12:00 noon

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WOOD

579. Introduction to Box Making Learn how to produce a box out of a solid block of wood with a specialty jig and a router. Also covered are decorative lids, spray in felt interior lining, and finishing. Students will also receive a set of plans to build the box making router jig for use at home. All materials included in class fee. Instructor Scott Meyer Location: Wood Studio

Early Registration $165 (member $145) Regular Registration $185 (member $165) 3 Wednesdays, 7/5 – 7/19, 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm

580. Beginning Woodworking – Side Table This class introduces the beginning woodworker to essential hand and power tool techniques used in the wood studio. Gain confidence while learning tool and shop safety, mortise & tenon joinery, finishing techniques, and more. Class project will be an elegant cherry side table with tapered legs. All materials included in class fee. Instructor Garry Reich Location: Wood Studio Early Registration $275 (member $255) Regular Registration $295 (member $275) 6 Wednesdays, 8/2 – 9/6, 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm

WOODWORKING NEW! 901. Fundamentals of Woodworking Mastering woodworking hand tools leads to an intimate knowledge of wood, timelss building techniques and ultimately creative expression. The insights gained from using hand tools cut across all furniture styles and power tool applications. Explored are measuring and marking tools, hand saws, planes, sharpening and more. Several essential hand tool jigs will be completed inclass. Open to all levels. Instructor Garry Reich Location: Wood Studio Early Registration $160 (member $145) Regular Registration $175 (member $160) 4 Thursdays, 7/6 – 7/27, 10:00 am – 12:30 pm

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902. Counter Stool Build a hardwood saddle seat stool using power and hand tools. Besides power tools, chisels, gouges and rasps will be used to carve and shape the stool’s unique contours. Compound angles and joinery also covered. stool is customizable to the student’s size and needs. This is not a beginner’s course - woodworking and power tool experience required. Email wood@sawtooth.org with questions. Instructor Kim Gondring Location: Wood Studio Early Registration $245 (member $225) Regular Registration $265 (member $245) 6 Tuesdays, 7/11 – 8/15, 10:00 am – 12:30 pm

NEW! 903. Custom Cutting Board Though on the surface a simple project, crafting a custom cutting board involves many essential woodworking tools and skills. Learn stock preparation, design and layout, glueup techniques and more. Students will design their own cutting boards, exploring textures, patterns, and colors. All materials included in the fee. Class open to all skill levels. Instructor Eddie Fitzgerald Location: Wood Studio Early Registration $125 (member $115) Regular Registration $140 (member $130) Section A: 3 Mondays, 7/17 – 7/31, 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm Section B: 3 Tuesdays, 8/22 – 9/5, 10:00 am – 12:30 pm

582. Dovetailed Serving Tray Hand-cut dovetails are the Holy Grail of traditional woodworking and the hallmark of fine craftsmanship. Known for their beauty, dovetails are also strong and functional joints. Learn the tools and techniques of handcut dovetails while building a cherry serving tray. Wood preparation, jointing, and finishing also covered. All materials included in class fee. Class open to all skill levels, though some woodworking experience would be helpful. Instructor Eddie Fitzgerald Location: Wood Studio Early Registration $175 (member $160) Regular Registration $190 (member $175) 4 Thursdays, 8/10 – 8/31, 10:00 am – 12:30 pm

5931. Open Wood Studio Open Wood Studio is for experienced students who want access to the specialized tools and equipment available in the studio, and to enjoy creative shop time with others! Pay per day/3 hour session and provide your own projects/materials to work on. Open studio is for experienced woodworkers who can work on their own. Arrangements can be made to pay for multiple studio sessions in advance. Please contact Sawtooth (wood@sawtooth.org) to confirm your project before signing up or if you have questions. Instructor Eddie Fitzgerald Location: Wood Studio Registration $45 per day Wednesdays 7/5 – 9/6, 10:00 am – 1:00 pm

WOOD TURNING 590. Beginning Lathe Turning 101 This is a beginner’s introduction to the tools, techniques and processes of turning wood on a lathe. It’s also a great for those who have just begun lathe turning and want more guided practice. Emphasis will be placed on using a spindle gouge, and developing the skill through practice and finishing several projects. Class size limited to five students, so there will be plenty of time for individual attention and lots of hands-on practice. Instructor Jim Terry Location: Wood Studio Early Registration $185 (member $155) Regular Registration $215 (member $185) 4 Thursdays, 7/6 – 7/27, 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm

593. Introduction to Bowl Turning Explore the art of bowl turning! Covered are the use of a scroll chuck for mounting and reverse mounting a wood blank to complete a bowl, the techniques involved in using a gouge on the interior and exterior of a bowl, and finishing on the lathe. Students should have some experience turning spindles using spindle gouges. (“590: Beginning Lathe Turning” above meets that requirement.) Class size limited to five students, so there will be plenty of time for individual attention and lots of hands-on practice. Instructor Jim Terry Location: Wood Studio Early Registration $185 (member $155) Regular Registration $215 (member $185) 4 Thursdays, 8/10 – 8/31, 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm

9711. Turned Platters Interested in turning 10”+ platters? Then join us for an intense two days of turning! Learn methods of mounting platters to turn from both the front and back, platter design, enhancement & finish. Several platters will be turned in class. Students should have prior lathe knowledge (see 590 - Beginning Lathe) and a basic ability to use various lathe tools and gouges. Instructor Jim Terry Location: Wood Studio Early Registration $160 (member $145) Regular Registration $175 (member $160) Friday & Saturday, 8/4 & 8/5, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

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NEW! 9712: Turned Lidded Boxes A two-day intensive course on turning lidded boxes. Learn methods of mounting box blanks, inside turning/hollowing, turning and fitting lids, and face/end grain finishing techniques. Several lidded boxes will be turned in class. Students should have prior lathe knowledge (see 590 - Beginning Lathe) and a basic ability to use various lathe tools and gouges. Instructor Larry Friedrich Location: Wood Studio Early Registration $160 (member $145) Regular Registration $175 (member $160) Friday & Saturday, 7/7 – 7/8, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

9716. Sharpening for Turners There is a direct relationship between sharp tools and quality woodworking. This is no less true for those who desire to turn well, and one of the first skills woodturners need to learn is how to properly sharpen his/her tools. Bring some of your dull tools to this workshop and learn how to sharpen them and keep then sharp. Instruction will be provided using the Wolverine system on a low speed dry grinder, and using a slower speed wet wheel Tormek system. Learn the techniques to sharpen gouges, parting tools, and skews; as well as the different grinds and bevel angles used for turning gouges and why they are used for different types of turning. Instructor Jim Terry Location: Wood Studio

Early Registration $45 (member $45) Regular Registration $45 (member $45) Saturday, 9/2, 10:00 am – 2:00 pm

9720. Learn to Turn No experience necessary! Start at the beginning with material selection, preparation, turning and finishing. Learn how to use a bandsaw, drillpress, and lathe to create your masterpieces. Shop safety is a must. All tools and materials included in class fee (but feel free to bring your own tools if you are sure they are sharp). Every project will be unique! Instructor Louise Butler Location: Wood Studio Early Registration $95 (member $80) Regular Registration $105 (member $90)

Section A: Pen and Pencil Set

Saturday 8/12, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

Section B: Duck Calls

Saturday 8/26, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

CARVING

5806. Introduction to Woodcarving This course is intended for beginning carvers with little or no experience. Topics covered are safety, tools, types of wood, different types and styles of carving, layout and cutting blanks. Several projects will be completed by the students during the class. All tools & materials provided other than a notebook, pencil, and enthusiasm! If you have your own carving knife, please bring it the first class so the instructor can evaluate them. Section B focuses on cottonwood bark carving. Contact wood@ sawtooth.org with any questions. Location: Wood Studio Early Registration $255 (member $235) Regular Registration $275 (member $255)

5950. Taste of Art - Wood Bring a beverage, bottle of wine, and/or snack as you craft your own personalized piece of wood art! A variety of hardwoods will be available, all wonderful woods to work with, full of colors and textures to “wow!” others with what you’ve done. Spend an evening with friends, learn something new, and experience the satisfaction of crafting a wonderful piece from wood. All tools and materials provided. Location: Wood Studio Fridays, 6:00 - 8:30 pm Fee: $40-55 depending on project

July 14 - Pizza Peal July 28 - Medieval Arrow August 18 - Wood Necklace September 1 - Candle Sticks

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8 Tuesdays, 7/11 – 8/29, 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm

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8 Thursdays, 7/20 – 9/7, 2:30 pm – 5:00 pm

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WorkshopS

NEW! 904: Creative Caricatures Immerse yourself in the art of caricature carving with this one week workshop. Class project is “The Duffer,” a charming golfer caricature. Each student’s project will be fashioned from a provided rough-out and finished carving will stand approximately 8” tall. The first four days of class will be devoted to carving the figure. The last day will involve painting the figure using a “wash” technique. This course is not for beginners - intermediate and above carving skills required. Students should plan to bring their own tools; please contact wood@sawtooth.org for the tool list. All other materials and supplies provided. Location: Wood Studio Instructor Tim Trudgeon Early Registration $255 (member $235) Regular Registration $275 (member $255) Monday through Friday, 9/18 – 9/22, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm

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9801. Raised Bed Planter Learn how and why to utilize the advantages of rough cut cedar for a raised vegetable/flower garden bed. Raised bed design, cutting raw lumber to minimize waste, outdoor fasteners, and finishing covered in class. Although this is a demonstration course, there will be “hands on” building techniques and power tool exercises for students to perform. No woodworking experience necessary. Location: Wood Studio Instructor Kim Gondring Early Registration $60 (member $60) Regular Registration $60 (member $60) Saturday, 6/24, 10:00 am – 2:00 pm

NEW! 9802:

Introduction to pyrography Pyrography, or woodburning, is a connection of drawing and carving. This workshop will focus on introducing the craft by beginning with the basics. Learn pyrography equipment, the characteristics of different wood species, line, line weight, techniques and more. All materials and tools provided. Instructor Penny Branton Location: Wood Studio

Early Registration $60 (member $60) Regular Registration $60 (member $60) Section A: Saturday, 6/17, 10:00 am – 2:00 pm Section B: Saturday, 7/22, 10:00 am – 2:00 pm

PRIMITIVE WEAPONS 9701. Making Primitive Weapons – One Board Bow A one board bow – as is its name implies - is made from a single wood board without lamination. Master Bowyer Dane Snodgrass will demonstrate the tools and techniques needed to craft such an historic weapon. Class time will be split among tool technique, demonstrations of methods, skill building, discussions on materials, and homework review. Instructor Dane Snodgrass Location: Wood Studio Early Registration $180 (member $165) Regular Registration $195 (member $180) 4 Mondays, 8/14 – 9/11, 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm

THE ARTS COUNCIL PROUDLY SUPPORTS Sawtooth School for Visual Art and their efforts to strengthen our community’s creative core by providing high-quality instruction and hands-on visual art experiences for students of all ages, backgrounds and skill levels. To learn more about The Arts Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County’s efforts to build and grow our arts community, go to our website at INTOTHEARTS.ORG. THE ARTS COUNCIL OF WINSTON-SALEM & FORSYTH COUNTY

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Sawtooth Selects June 2 – July 21

Annual Faculty/Student Show Sawtooth highlights specific courses from each adult programming area and exhibits the student work alongside work of the course instructor. This is a great opportunity to view a cross-section of student work and to decide on which class to take next!

Artist Reception Friday, June 2 from 5-7pm.

National Black Theatre Hall of Fame and Museum Preview Exhibit July 31 – August 25

An exhibition preview of the National Black Theatre Hall of Fame and Museum, envisioned to permanently preserve the cultural contributions of black actors, playwrights, directors, and others of significance. The exhibit will consist of images, video, and instillation pieces to showcase the history and significance of the National Black Theatre Festival.

Reception Friday, August 4, 5-7pm

Botanical Disposition

Sawtooth Youth Program Weeklong Summer Exhibits Sawtooth Youth Outreach with El Buen Pastor Latino Community Services and Forsyth County YMCA Student Collaboratives June 5-June 16 Sawtooth ARTeen and Summer Art Immersion Students June 22-July 29

September 1 - November 15

Steve McCarthy - The Art of Resistance: Explorations in Pastel and Acrylic

Artist Reception Friday, September 1 from 5-7pm.

The process of Pastel Resist is highly versatile, offering unique encounters with each image. Using oil pastel, overlaid with acrylic latex paint, Steven McCarthy explores a variety of subjects ranging from natural imagery to pop iconography. Color and shape actuate these stylized images while subtle textures and pattern emerge, often surprising the viewer. Mixed Media work by Sawtooth’s Youth Computer Graphics Instructor

A collaborative show from Kathy Schermer-Gramm (watercolor), Trena McNabb (acrylic), Carl Galie (photography), Diane Demers-Smith (ceramic, watercolor) and, Kelsey Brown (fibers) centralized around the concept of botanicals. Each piece is either inspired by botanicals, or created using botanicals.

Deck the Halls

December 1 – December 20

Opening Gala, Thursday, November 30 Sawtooth’s Annual Fundraising Holiday Sale

August 4 – August 30

Artist Reception, Friday, August 4, 5-7pm

W-S Fashion Week Designer Illustration September 1 – September 28

Illustrations and work-in-progress from Designers participating in Winston-Salem Fashion Week.

Reception, Friday, September 1, 5-7pm Designer Preview, Friday, September 22, 5-7pm

The following funds at The Winston-Salem Foundation provided support to further Sawtooth School for Visual Art’s mission: The Sawtooth School for Visual Art Scholarship Fund The Sawtooth School for Visual Art Endowment The Chris Yarborough Memorial Sawtooth School Trust The Bess Lee Burke Memorial Fund Charles Babcock, Jr. Field of Interest Fund Eisenberg Family Fund for Arts and Culture Vicki Van Liere Helms Art Fund

Coleen Hester and Cathy Green October 6 – November 15

This is a collection from two artists who are great friends and both share a passion for oil painting. They believe that painting from life is the best way to learn how to see and experience color and values in their truest form.

Reception, Friday, October 6, 5-7pm

POLICIES AND registration Early Registration takes place through 7pm June 16th. Register online at sawtooth.org or call (336) 723–7395. Please read all registration and refund policies carefully. Registration should be made as soon as possible; class size is limited and spaces will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. To ensure enrollment, please register at least one week prior to the start date of the class. You will be notified if the class for which you are registering is full. Classes with insufficient enrollment will be cancelled – you will be notified likewise. PAYMENT: Full payment is due upon registration. Checks, cash and credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Discover) are accepted. A $25 fee will be charged for returned checks. ON OUR SECURE WEBSITE: Go to sawtooth.org and browse all our class listings. When you find the one you’d like to take, simply click on “register now” and you’ll be guided through the online registration process. IN PERSON: Office hours are 9:00 am to 6:30 pm, Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Saturday. Fees may be paid using check, charge card or cash. BY PHONE: Registrations with credit card payments may be made by phone. Call SSVA (336 723–7395) with class information, charge card number, expiration date, v-code and cardholder’s name. BY MAIL: Send a check or money order for the full amount of the tuition with the class name and number, student name, email, mailing address and phone number. For credit card payments, please mail the charge card number, expiration date, v-code and the cardholder’s name. Our mailing address is: SSVA Registrations, 251 N. Spruce St., Winston–Salem, NC 27101. REFUNDS: Registration fees are refundable up until 14 days prior to the start date of the class, less a $20 accounting fee. Refunds cannot be made after this deadline. To withdraw from a class and request a refund, advise the Sawtooth Registrar by email at registrar@sawtooth.org 14 days or more before the class start date. Failure to attend sessions and/or verbal notification alone will not be considered as an official notice of withdrawal. Refund policy does not apply to special events, symposiums or private group classes. CREDIT POLICY: Students who notify the Sawtooth Registrar of withdrawal 14 days or more before the class start date may choose a credit for the full amount of the class in lieu of a refund. Credits must be used within 1 year of the original class start date, and cannot be redeemed for cash. Credits can be transferred to another student by notifying the Sawtooth Registrar at registrar@sawtooth.org. Cancellation: Sawtooth reserves the right to cancel, combine, or reschedule classes and to change class instructors when necessary. If Sawtooth cancels a class for any reason, each registered participant will be informed

as soon as possible and will be extended the opportunity to transfer to another class. Any participant who elects not to transfer may choose between a full refund or a credit in the same amount. Please note that credits must be used within 1 year of the original class start date, and cannot be redeemed for cash. Inclement Weather: Please call (336) 723-7395 or check our website sawtooth.org if you have any concerns regarding class cancellations due to weather.

Sawtooth School seeks to include children and adults of all abilities in our classes, workshops and programs. If you or your child has a disability or special need, call our staff to have a confidential discussion about suitability of a program and possible accommodations.

Photographs: Sawtooth School for Visual Art will occasionally document classes and student work using photography and video for promotional purposes only. If you do not wish you or your child photographed, please notify the school in writing. Adult Scholarships: The Sawtooth School for Visual Art offers a limited number of scholarships for adult programs awarded on the basis of need. Scholarships are considered on a first-come, first-served basis, and are dependent upon availability of funds. See sawtooth.org for application form. Youth Scholarships - Youth scholarships are available based on need. A written recommendation for the scholarship must come from a classroom teacher or qualified professional, and a parent or guardian. ParkinG: The parking lot across Spruce Street for the Milton Rhodes Center is a self-pay system that takes credit/ debit cards and cash but does not give change. The lot is owned and operated by The Arts Council of WSFC. Please be aware that you have other parking options such as at a meter on the street (25 cents per hour) and on numerous other pay surface lots and parking garages within one to two blocks of the school. On weekends and after 6pm, there is no charge for on-street metered parking.

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TRIBUTES Honor and Memorial Gifts received October 1, 2016 through March 31, 2017 Gifts in honor of JoAnne Vernon, former Executive Director Elizabeth Bealle and Diane Spaugh Bill Benton Richard and Felice Brenner Katherine Bowman Lorraine Fassett Ruth and Keith Kooken Gary Ljungquist Jean Mallard Donald and Sandra Mikush Richard and Elizabeth Peterson Susan Wall Jane Williams Donor In honor of Annette and William Porter Eddie Fitzgerald Barbara Barhydt Elizabeth Barhydt Anne Breeden Elizabeth Repetti Nancy Young Kevin Mundy Elizabeth Fenwick Larry Bohannon Frances and Robert Seehausen Melissa Seehausen Barbara and James Hackworth Mona Wu Tomi Melson and Sam Sanger Ralph Calhoun Amber Lineback Susan Lineback Drew Lineback Susan Lineback Donor In memory of Teresa and Keith Hurley Andrea M. Preston Patricia and James Toole Bianca Artom Ginny Weiler and Claudine Legault Billy McClain

Board of Directors President Elizabeth Repetti Vice President â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Operations Greg Colner Vice President â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Marketing Dan McLaughlin Treasurer Sharon Hamilton Secretary Matt Dyson Past President Robin Hollis Chair Development Committee William Woltz, III Members Ginny Parks Miles Abernethy Anthony Ahiabuike Ross Pfeiffer Katherine Bowman Ross G. Rhodes Beth Buresh Dane Snodgrass Laurie Clark Jessica Tefft Ray Fitzgerald Jamie Wallis

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SUMMER ADULT WORKSHOPS JUNE

2392. Intro to Silk Screen Image Transfer with Warren Moyer, 6/17, page 11 49990. Printmaking from the Natural World with Leslie Smith, 6/17, page 14 9801. Raised Bed Planter with Kim Gondring , 6/24, page 24 2392. Intro to Silk Screen Image Transfer with Warren Moyer, 6/24, page 11 5280. Botanicals: Silcon Mold-Making Workshop with Rebecca Natanson, 6/24, page 17

JULY

6018. Choosing the Right Lens with Katie Dickson Yarbrough, 7/5, page 21 5281. Cool Textures with Photo Polymer Plates with Rebecca Natanson, 7/8, page 17 6120. I Have This Great Camera, Now What? with Dave Dulaney, 7/8, page 21 9802. Dye Stainingwith Sherwin-Williams, 7/8, page 24 9712: Turned Lidded Boxes with Larry Friedrich, 7/7 & 7/8, page 23 4880. Intro to Encaustic Painting and Collage with Libby Lynn, 7/7 and 7/8, page 13 487. Drypoint and Monotype Workshop with Drew Mash, 7/7, and 7/8, page 14 4558. Pressure Prints or Prints from Layered Collage with Leslie Smith, 7/8, page 14 6170. iPhoneography I Workshop with Katie Dickson Yarbrough, 7/12, page 21 4889. Silk Scarf Dyeing Workshop with Vickie Clontz, 7/15, page 15 5320. Glass Beadmaking One-Day Workshop with Jeff Wilson, 7/15, page 16 5311. 22K Gold Fusion on Copper or Silver with Christopher Darway, 7/16 & 7/17, page 18 680. Troubleshooting: Photography with Katie Dickson Yarbrough, 7/19, page 21 5418. SilkeMat Molds for the Glass Kiln with Barbara Cashman, July 22, page 16 5215. Enamel and Graphite Pendant with Annie Grimes Williams, 7/22, page 17 6471. In the Camera Bag with â&#x20AC;Ś with Dave Dulaney, 7/25, page 21 5129. Basic Wire Wrapping Workshop with Marlene Kuser, 7/29, page 17

AUGUST

9711. Turned Platters with Jim Terry, 8/4 & 8/5, page 23 5191. Beginner Bronze Metal Clay with Carrie Story, 8/5, page 17 698. Photogram Workshop with Rose Wind Jerome, 8/9 & 8/16, page 20 4333. Landscape Made Simple Workshop with Viktoria Majestic, 8/11, page 13 9720. Learn to Turn Pen Set with Louise Butler, 8/12, page 23 4654. Mixed Media Art Journaling with Patty Pape, 8/12, page 13 5520. 3-D Stained Glass Dragonfly Workshop with Jeff Wilson, 8/12, page 16 4772. Intro to Drawing Workshop with Erin Canady, 8/19, page 12 4067. Plein Air (Open Air) Painting Workshop with Craig Richards, 8/19, 8/20, page 13 5537. Stained Glass Collage Panel Workshop with Sue Smith, 8/19, page 16 5197. Handsculpting with Metal Clay with Carrie Story, 8/19 & 8/20, page 17 4116. Screen Printing Workshop with Woodie Anderson, 8/25, page 14 6120. I Have This Great Camera, Now What? with Laurie Merritt, 8/26, page 21 9720. Learn to Turn Duck Calls with Louise Butler, 8/26, page 23

SEPTEMBER

9716. Sharpening for Turners with Jim Terry, 9/2, page 23 6471. In the Camera Bag with Katie Dickson Yarbrough, 9/5, page 21 4993. Monotype Printmaking Workshop with Mona Wu, 9/9, page 14 6020. iPhoneography II Workshop with Katie Dickson Yarbrough, 9/9, page 21 4888. Travel Journal/Sketchbook Workshop with Amy Jordan Kincaid, 9/14, page 13 5298. Enameling Abstracts with Silver Clay with Jackie Truty, 9/16 & 9/17, page 18 5336. Introduction to Granulation with Jill Hurant, 9/16 & 9/17, page 18 904: Creative Caricatures with Tim Trudgeon, 9/18 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 9/22, page 24 3666. Wet-Felted Mini Bag Workshop with Vickie Clontz, 9/23, page 15