Welcome to Crealdé School of Art: With 3 Learning Locations crealde.org
Crealdé Main Campus
Located off Aloma Avenue in Winter Park
600 St. Andrews Blvd.
Winter Park, FL, 32792
407-671-1886, crealde.org
Free Admission to Galleries & Gardens Office and Gallery Hours:
Monday–Thursday 9am–4pm Friday & Saturday 9am–1pm
Crealdé School of Art is a community-based nonprofit organization established in 1975. We feature an affordable, sequential curriculum of more than 125 studio courses and workshops taught by professional artist instructors in Painting & Drawing, Film & Digital Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, Fiber Arts, and Jewelry for adults and children, with hands-on experience emphasized. There are five 8-week sessions per year, plus Summer ArtCamp and Young Adult Immersion.
In addition, Crealdé offers an award-winning scholarship and outreach program to diverse communities in Central Florida.
The Showalter Hughes Community Gallery and The Alice and William Jenkins Gallery on the main campus present a changing variety of multidisciplinary visual art exhibitions by regional, national and international artists.
The Contemporary Sculpture Garden overlooking Lake Sterling features more than 60 pieces of original art.
Cover Images | Clockwise from Top:
Raheleh Filsoofi, The Inh(a/i)bited Space, Multimedia Installation, Ceramic Vessels, Wire, and Sound, 2018
Greg Root, Winter Garden Clock, Winter Garden, FL - 2024, Digital Photograph
Patricia Byron, Stillness, Acrylic
Jennifer Harper, Against the Grain, Woodcut
Hannibal Square Heritage Center
Located in downtown Winter Park
642 W. New England Ave. Winter Park, FL, 32789
407-539-2680
HannibalSquareHeritageCenter.org
Free Admission
Tuesday–Thursday Noon–4pm
Friday Noon–5pm, Saturday 10am–2pm
Hannibal Square Heritage Center, Crealdé’s second campus, represents a partnership with the City of Winter Park, and pays tribute to the past, present and future contributions of Winter Park’s African American community through an award-winning permanent collection of historic photographs and oral histories. Established by Crealdé in 2007, the center also features visiting visual art exhibitions and educational programs that explore Southern folklore and cultural preservation.
Crealdé
Board Of Directors
Dean Jennings
President
Frank Schornagle III
Vice President
Mark Thompson
Treasurer
Christina Mitchell-Kai
Secretary
Peter Schreyer
CEO/Executive Director & Photo Program Manager
Emily Bourmas-Fry
Associate/Incoming
Executive Director
Barbara Chandler
Hannibal Square Heritage
Center Manager
Patrick Noze
Senior Gallery Curator
Laura McBryde
Registrar & Office Manager
Laurie Hasan
Marketing Manager
Keshia Sutton
Development Manager
Nicole Fournier
Accounting and Human
Resources Manager
Vera Gubnitskaia
Registration Assistant
Rona Castiglione
Registration Assistant
Louise Thompson
Volunteer Coordinator
The Jessie Brock Community Center
Located four blocks from Winter Garden’s historic downtown district 310 N. Dillard St. Winter Garden, FL, 34787
Register through Crealdé: 407-671-1886, crealde.org
The Jessie Brock Community Center serves as Crealdé’s third Central Florida teaching site. Since 2010, Crealdé has partnered with the City of Winter Garden to offer a series of photography, painting, drawing, sculpture and ceramics classes for adults and children.
See our Winter Garden offerings on page 15.
Ann Clement
Officer at Large
Robert Smither, Ph.D.
Valada Flewellyn
Toni Peck
Laura Carras
Shannon Kelly
John Baker
Facility & Special Events
Manager & Photo
Studio Manager
Betsy Schreyer
Grants Manager & Special Project Assistant
David Cumbie
Sculpture Garden Curator, Sculpture Program & Studio Manager
Jeff Rogers
Ceramics Program & Studio Manager
Patricia Byron
Painting & Drawing
Program & Studio Manager
Belinda Glennon
Young Artist Program &
Studio Manager
Fairolyn Livingston
Hannibal Square Heritage
Center Chief Historian
Mary Daniels
Hannibal Square Heritage
Center Historian & Docent
E2 Homes
Winter Park Health Foundation
Akerman LLP
Amazon Hose and Rubber
Dr. Phillips Charities
Waste Pro USA, Inc.
Diversify Window Solutions
Colonial Photo & Hobby
Florida Clay Art
Florida Humanities
The Gutenstein Family Foundation
Jagoda Family Foundation
James T Barnes Charitable Gift Fund
J.McLaughlin
Metal Supermarket
Orlando Utilities Commission
Rotary Club of Winter Park Charitable Foundation
Sam Flax Art Supply
United Arts of Central Florida
Winter Garden Art Association
Mel’s Drive-In, silver gelatin photograph by student artist Rebecca Cameron.
Upcoming Events: Free and Open to the Public
The Las Vegas Project: Contemporary Life on the Historic Santa Fe Trail in New Mexico
August 24–October 12, 2024
Opening Reception: Saturday, August 24 | TBD
The Visual Art Gallery, Santa Fe Community College, Santa Fe, NM Eight Crealdé master class students, under the guidance of seasoned Swiss-American documentary photographer Peter Schreyer, captured the stories of the places and people of this unique American region in black-and-white film and digital photographs, illustrating the cultural heritage and historical roots that go back hundreds of years. Unveiled at Crealde’s Showalter Gallery in 2022, the exhibition traveled to Kennedy Hall Gallery at New Mexico Highlands University in the spring of 2022. This summer, it will travel to Santa Fe Community College in Santa Fe, NM, the 2nd largest art market in the United States. Curated by Peter Schreyer.
Above: Roy at Mike’s Body Shop holding ‘Latindezire’ Motorcycle Club emblem, Las Vegas, NM, 2021 by Ann Carreon
Raheleh Filsoofi and Eric André: From Common Clay
September 13, 2024–January 25, 2025
Opening Reception: Friday, September 13 | 7–10pm
7–9pm | Alice & William Jenkins Gallery | Crealdé Main Campus 8–10pm | Hannibal Square Heritage Center with Live Music
Two artists—one from Iran and one from Ghana—explore the intersections of common themes and questions affecting us all. Each artist has common roots in traditional clay practice, but also works outside these traditions and materials to explore dynamics in our collective contemporary socio-cultural and political fabric. The artists are passionate ceramic educators who create from a common recognition that in order to heal, wounds must be acknowledged, and that art is central to this process.
Iranian-born artist Filsoofi is a collector of soil and sound, an itinerant artist, feminist curator, and community service advocate. Her work synthesizes socio-political statements as a point of departure and further challenges these fundamental arguments by incorporating ancient and contemporary media such as ceramics, poetry, ambient sound, and video. Her interdisciplinary practices act as the interplay between the literal and figurative contexts of land, ownership, immigration, and border. She is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics in the Department of Art at Vanderbilt University.
André is from the Ashanti Region, Ghana in West Africa. His practice explores immigrants’ experiences of displacement, vulnerability, and negotiation of place to challenge the ubiquitous and complex sociocultural, sociopolitical, and socioeconomic control systems. As an interdisciplinary artist, educated in Ghana and the US, he has had the opportunity to work in cross-cultural artistic environments and gain broad multimedia experience. He has held numerous solo exhibitions, and his works have been included in group exhibitions in Ghana and many venues across the United States. He is the Visiting Assistant Professor of Art at Hope College in Holland, Michigan.
Top: Raheleh Filsoofi, A Transient’s Paradox, Installation: Video, Sound, Vessels, and Wires, Ongoing since 2022
Right: Eric André, Untitled (Mpae obi apampamu abre a wonsa hye namum), 2019, Clay
Emerge: New Works by 3D & Photography
Fellowship & Studio Artists
September 27, 2024–January 25, 2025
Opening Reception | Friday, September 27 | 7–9pm
Showalter Hughes Community Gallery
In this bi-annual exhibition, artists from Crealdé’s ceramics, sculpture and photography disciplines share their work produced during their programs. The Crealdé Fellowship Program, since 1978, and the Studio Artist Program, since 1996, have mentored an average of 25 students per year through this work-study exchange. Their work is a testament to these emerging artists’ talents and the dedication of Crealdé’s faculty mentors. Curated by Jeff Rogers, David Cumbie and Peter Schreyer.
Left: Kevin Kolczynski, Yosemite, Photograph.
It’s a Wonderful Life in Winter Garden II
November 1, 2024–January 3, 2025
Artist Opening Reception | Thursday, December 12 | 5:30–7pm
Art in Public Places Gallery, Winter Garden City Hall
Under the guidance of senior faculty member Peter Schreyer, 10 experienced Crealdé master class students tell the visual story and written narrative of contemporary life in Downtown Winter Garden, one of Central Florida’s most authentic and picturesque small towns. The exhibition of black and white photographs will highlight Winter Garden’s history, its diverse community of residents and business owners and how the city has found a unique way to connect historic preservation, economic development and overall quality of life.
Winter Spring Summer
Fall I
Fall II
February 5–March 31
April 15–June 9
June 17–August 11
August 19–October 13
October 21–December 15
Refund/Withdrawal Policies
In order to maintain the quality of our programs, we require minimum number of enrolled students. Therefore, the following policies are in place for refunds, transfers, and withdrawals:
CLASSES
A transfer, withdrawal, credit, or refund must be requested 7 days prior to the first day of the session by contacting the main office at 407-671-1886 during business hours or email registration@crealde.org. Requests made less than 7 days before the first day of the session are not eligible. Class credits expire after one year. These policies apply regardless of attendance status.
Fall I request deadline: Mon. Aug. 12, 2024 Fall II request deadline: Mon. Oct. 14, 2024
WORKSHOPS
All workshop withdrawal deadlines are at least one week prior to the workshop date. Registration deadlines for visiting artist workshops will vary. If withdrawal is made prior to deadline, student is eligible for a full refund. No refunds or credits will be made after the registration deadline.
Orlando Saturday, November 30, 2024 | 12–9pm Sunday, December 1, 2024 | 12–7pm
Since 2020, Crealdé School of Art has partnered with FusionFest Orlando to help showcase Orange County’s cultural diversity through visual arts. For the fourth consecutive year, Crealdé will organize art-making at FusionFest’s Family Village—serving 350 participants in hands-on art making workshops over the two day festival which attracts over 20,000 visitors to downtown Orlando. Projects representing the 10 major regions of the world will be presented in 42 halfhour workshops over the two days. Past projects included Chanchitos from Latin America, Tiki totems from the South Pacific, Vejigante Masks from the Caribbean, Henna Designs from South Asia, “Imagine Words” in Origami Boxes from Japan, Buffalo Hide Painting from North America and African Dolls.
Crealdé Artists at FusionFest
Left: A Stroll In Winter Garden, Street Mural, Winter Garden, FL – 2024 Digital Photograph by Ann Carreon
Crealdé Executive Director Peter Schreyer, left, stands with visiting artist Eric André at Fusion Fest 2023.
Jewelry
Intro to Jewelry Design & Fabrication
Instructor: Stefan Alexandres
FALL I | Wed: 5–7pm
FALL II | Wed: 2:30–4:30pm
Skill: All
CLASSES
JG103
8 Weeks Studio 6B
Learn concepts for basic and advanced jewelry fabrication. Become familiar with essential silversmithing skills and methods of cutting, forging, embossing, and all the fundamentals of soldering techniques. Students are given the instructions and tools to make finger rings, earrings, bracelets, and other forms of jewelry. Copper materials will be provided. Students wanting to work in silver should bring their own silver supply.
Members $330 • Non-members $350
Sculpture Repoussé
Instructor: Stefan Alexandres
FALL II | Tues: 2:30–4:30pm
Skill: All
SC188 8 Weeks Studio 6B
Metal sculpture is known as Repoussé, which is working the metal directly to create relief sculptures without molds. Participants will learn the technique in small scale to learn the fundamental steps and tools for metal embossing. Repoussé is embossing relief sculptures and have endless design possibilities for sculptural jewelry and metalsmithing, relief murals, doors, mirrors, etc. Emphasis on using your personal drawings and ideas, working with handmade punches to move the metal, for creating relief dimension.
Members $315 • Non-members $335
Filigree Silver Jewelry
Instructor: Stefan Alexandres
FALL I | Tues: 2:30–4:30pm
FALL II | Tues: 5–7pm
Skill: All
JG108
8 Weeks
Studio 6B
Explore the art of filigree jewelry; how to make pendants, earrings, rings, etc. focusing only on silver filigree process and procedures. Students will be guided through this ancient filigree fabrication technique. There will be specific projects planned by the instructor with samples, demonstrations, and hands-on projects. Silver material will be provided for use in the class only and limited to the projects and assignments planned by the instructor. This class does not include any stone setting techniques.
Members $340 • Non-members $360
Intro to Silversmithing Jewelry
Instructor: Stefan Alexandres
FALL I | Wed: 2:30–4:30pm
FALL II | Wed: 5–7pm
Skill: All
JG107
8 Weeks Studio 6B
Macramé plant hanger by Faculty Artist Alyssa Foxson
Macramé Plant Hanger WKF16 Studio 3
Instructor: Alyssa Foxson
Sat. Sept. 14 | 1–4pm
Skill: All
Macramé is a form of textile that uses knotting techniques and comes from the 13th century weavers’ word for “fringe.” This fiber art was popular in the 60s and 70s and now it is back and as popular as ever. Join artist Alyssa Foxson and embrace your inner boho goddess, for an all new Macramé Plant Hanger Workshop. Learn all the basic macramé knots needed to make a macramé plant hanger and beyond. All supplies are included and you will leave this workshop with a beautiful boho macramé planter to display your plant babies! Members $150 Non-members $170
Experience the fundamental processes of cutting, forging, metal texturing, hammering, sawing, and soldering silver. The course includes: bezel stone-setting for cabochon gemstones, polishing techniques, and combining sterling silver sheet metal with fine silver wire, etc. Specific projects, planned by the instructor, will focus on how to make silver rings, pendants, bracelets, necklaces, and earrings. Silver provided. Note: The silver material/gemstones will be limited to the projects planned by the instructor. If a student, for any reason, exceeds the required amount of silver, there will be an extra charge for materials.
Members $360 • Non-members $380
Exploring Silver Ring Design
Instructor: Stefan Alexandres
FALL I | Tues: 5–7pm
Skill: All
JG110
8 Weeks
Studio 6B
Learn how to make silver rings with a variety of designs. Focus on learning the fundamental fabrication techniques and procedures, working with sterling or fine silver for custom-made rings. Explore how to use the jewelers saw and shears for cutting metal, filing, drilling for piercing, forming for shaping, sweat soldering for joining components, and buffing polishing. Included are bezel stone-setting and gemstones to completely finish your ring project.
Members $360 • Non-members $380
Bring art classes to your living room! Enjoy the unique Crealdé professional artist/instructor experience from the comfort of home — with the same quality and personal attention that are the hallmark of Crealdé. These offerings include live instruction and class interaction plus links to online resources. Distance Learning is one more way we embody our mission that Art Is For Everyone.
Look for the icon in this guide, and find out more about these virtual opportunities at crealde.org
The Dream Interpreter, Detail, Repoussé on copper, by Faculty Artist Stefan Alexandres
Filigree Silver Jewelry by Faculty Artist Stefan Alexandres
Japanese Paper
Marbling & Bookbinding
Instructor: Silvana Martins
Sun. December 14 | 1:30–5pm
Skill: All
WKF22
Studio 7
In this workshop, students will learn the Japanese way of marbling paper and binding books. We will start with Sumingashi, a form ofJapanese Paper Marbling, then transform the papers created into covers for two books students will bind in a Japanese stab-binding style.
Members $150 • Non-members $170
Bookbinding:
French Link Stitch with Ribbon Support
Instructor: Silvana Martins
Sun. November 10 | 9am–12:30pm
Skill: All
WKF21
Studio 7
Artistic Enrichment
CLASSES
Learn to bind this beautiful book by hand using a French Link Stitch with ribbon support. A variety of papers, ribbons and threads will be available to choose from. Exercise your creativity, and at the end of the workshop, take home a book that is uniquely yours. No previous bookbinding experience necessary.
Members $150 • Non-members $170
Private Classes
In-person with individual attention from Crealdé’s Professional Artist Instructors
Write On! CAE120
Instructor: Elaine Person
FALL I & II | Wed: 7-9pm
Skill: All 8 Weeks
Crealdé@Home
Members $250 Non-members $270
Have you ever said, “Someday I’ll write a story or a book?” Someday is today! Awardwinning instructor Elaine Person will guide you toward achieving your writing goals. Open to people of all writing levels, as your writing is unique to you. We write together and read our assignments to each other to make your writing stronger. Listening to others helps us improve our writing, too. With the use of prompts such as paintings, photographs, quotations, items, and more, you will tap into your own creativity. Each week, we’ll write together and have positive critique. See your stories unfold. We’ll discuss a variety of literary techniques used to strengthen our stories. This class is for you, whether you write prose, poetry, lyrics, scripts, or other genres.
WORKSHOPS
Inspired Words: Writing to Art
Instructor: Elaine Person Sat. Sept. 21 | 10am–4pm Sat. Oct. 19 | 10am–4pm
Studio 3 | Skill: All Sat. Nov. 16 | 10am–4pm
Heritage Center | Skill: All
For a private, one-on-one learning experience, consider these opportunities to study with a Crealdé professional artist/instructor. Create a schedule and learning curriculum that fits your needs and availability. Topics can range from the basics of a particular art medium, exploring a specific new technique, brushing up on an old skill, all the way to portfolio development.
ARTISTIC ENRICHMENT
Elaine Person
JEWELRY
Stefan Alexandres
FIBER ARTS
Alyssa Foxson
SCULPTURE
David Cumbie
When you see a painting, what do you feel? When you look at a photograph, what memories surface? Tap into your creativity with the use of paintings, photographs, and objects as award-winning writer Elaine Person prompts you to write original stories, poems, and essays. Learn writing tools and techniques. Different genres of writing and reflection will be discussed. Short lunch break provided. Students will leave this workshop with their own written words.
Members $130 • Non-members $150
Cost: $300 for five hours of private instruction in Crealdé’s professional art studios, including a 30-minute initial phone consultation and three 1.5-hour class sessions. Materials not included.
For more information, visit our website or call our Registrar, Laura McBryde at 407-671-1886 to enroll and connect you with your new private instructor.
PAINTING & DRAWING
Patricia Byron
David Hunter
Beth Pendleton
Andrew Grant
Wendi Zlamal
Tom Sadler
Fabiola Hansen
Patti Shistle
Joan Sanchez
CERAMICS
Jeff Rogers
Belinda Glennon
PHOTOGRAPHY
John Baker
Chris Casler
Milton Heiberg
Peter Schreyer
Jon Manchester
WKAE03
Bookbinding by Faculty Artist Silvana Martins
WHEEL THROWING
Beginning Wheel Throwing
Instructor: Belinda Glennon
FALL I & II | Tues: 10am–12pm
Note: FALL I class begins Aug. 27.
Skill: Beginner
Handbuilding Basics
Instructor: Belinda Glennon
FALL I & FALL II | Thurs: 6:30–8:30pm
TD142 6 Weeks Studio 4B
Note: FALL I class begins Aug. 29.
Skill: All
Curious about clay? Come get your hands dirty and get some answers as you explore basic forming methods, connections and attachments to create decorative and/or functional pottery by hand. Embellish with glaze for lasting treasures.
Members $200 • Non-members $220
Archaeology & Handbuilding
Instructor: Missy Kimsey-Hickman
FALL I & FALL II | Fri: 10am–12pm
Skill: All
TD122 6 weeks
Studio 4A
Always wanted to experience the magic of forming clay vessels on the potter’s wheel? Learn to center, open and pull up clay walls.
Members $200 • Non-members $220
Beginning Wheel Throwing
Instructor: Jesus Minguez
FALL I & II | Mon: 7–9pm
Instructor: Jeff Rogers
FALL I & II | Wed: 1–3pm
FALL I & II | Thurs: 7–9pm
Instructor: Delila Smalley
FALL I & II | Sat: 4–6pm
FALL I & II | Sat: 7–9pm
Instructor: Abby Girand
FALL I & II | Wed: 10am–12pm
FALL I & II | Fri: 7–9pm
FALL I & II | Sun: 7–9pm
Skill: Beginner
TD122 8 weeks
Studio 4A
Intermediate Wheel Throwing
Instructor: Vadim Malkin
FALL I & II | Tues: 4–6pm
FALL I & II | Tues: 7–9pm
Skill: Intermediate–Advanced
TD228
8 weeks
Studio 4A
Now that you’re comfortable with centering and pulling short walls, let’s make more dynamic forms and work on achieving some height through bowls, cups, vases, pitchers, and anything else you can imagine. Prereq: TD122 or similar.
Members $270 • Non-members $290
Altered Pottery
Instructor: Belinda Glennon
FALL I & II | Tues: 1–3pm
Note: FALL I class begins Aug. 27.
Skill: Intermediate
Always wanted to experience the magic of forming clay vessels on the potter’s wheel? Learn to center, open and pull up clay walls.
Members $260 • Non-members $280
Intermediate Wheel Throwing
Instructor: Jeff Rogers
FALL I & II | Thurs: 1–3:30pm
Skill: Intermediate–Advanced
TD228 6 weeks
Studio 4A
Now that you’re comfortable with centering and pulling short walls, let’s make more dynamic forms and work on achieving some height through bowls, cups, vases, pitchers, and anything else you can imagine. Prereq: TD122 or similar.
Members $255 • Non-members $275
HANDBUILDING
Handbuilding Across Cultures
Instructor: Eve Wildermuth
FALL I & II | Mon: 7–9pm
Skill: All
TD172 8 Weeks Studio 4B
Dive into honoring the beauty of unique clay techniques from around the world. Emphasis will be on the building processes, form structure and decoration techniques that make the culture we are focusing on unique.
Members $260 • Non-members $280
The Dinner Party
Instructor: Rob Reedy
TD145 8 Weeks Studio 4B
Archaelogists study ceramics to understand early civilizations. Create utilitarian or decorative pieces as past cultures did with clay slab, coil pinch pot and varied decorative techniques. Experience the joy of making as you create pieces inspired by the past that you can treasure for years to come.
Members $260 • Non-members $280
TD185 6 Weeks Studio 4A
Explore the potter’s wheel and create animated pots by altering thrown forms beyond round. Dart, pleat, fold and facet! Just because it’s made on a wheel doesn’t mean it has to be round. Prereq: TD122 or similar experience. Course not suitable for beginners.
Members $200 • Non-members $220
Surface Decoration For Pottery
Instructor: Belinda Glennon
FALL I & FALL II | Thurs: 10:30am–1pm
Note: FALL I class begins Aug. 29.
Skill: Beginner/Intermediate
TD184 6 Weeks
Studio 4B
Experiment with colored slips and clay, transfers and more to enhance the clay surface. Learn to layer techniques to create unique, narrative pottery. Learn to layer techniques to create unique, narrative pottery. Prereq: TD122 or similar.
Members $245 • Non-members $265
Meditation & Mud: Handbuilt Vessels
Instructor: Sarah Johnston
FALL I & FALL II | Sun: 10am–12pm
Skill: All
TD144 8 Weeks Studio 4B
FALL I & FALL II | Tues: 10:30am–12:30pm Skill: All
TD197 8 Weeks Studio 4B
Explore your creativity while focusing on functional serving ware through a variety of handbuilding processes. Students of all levels will learn and explore new skills and techniques and how to apply the visual elements and principles of design to create serving vessels of their own design and imagination. We will end with a dinner party extravaganza using the serving vessels created in class.
Members $260 • Non-members $280
How do meditation and mud relate help to decompress and refresh? Class will begin with a short 5-minute guided meditation with clay. Experiment with handbuilding, stamp-making and underglaze layering techniques to create a series of vessels. You will leave feeling centered and inspired; ready to greet a new week.
Members $260 • Non-members $280
Handbuilding Explorations
Instructor: Vince Sansone
FALL I & II | Mon: 1:30–3:30pm
Skill: All
TD135
8 Weeks Studio 4B
Find your own voice in clay. Use pinch, coil, and slab construction to design your own treasures. Add finishing and decorative elements to customize your unique pieces!
Members $260 • Non-members $280
Introducing Our New Ceramics Instructors
NEW!
Clay Wares for the Home
Instructor: Kelly Evans
FALL I & FALL II | Tues: 7–9pm
Skill: Beginner–Intermediate
Sarah Johnston received her BFA with a focus in Ceramics from Temple University, Tyler School of Art. Sarah has been teaching for over 20 years and loves introducing others to clay and creating of any kind. She is passionate about the crucial link between individual expression and mental and physical health and believes that art and expression of any kind has the power to heal.
Kelly Evans discovered a love of clay while working on her art degree at UCF. She runs her own clay studio called Invisible Twin Studio in Orlando. Her style combines design elements with a hint of whimsy, utilizing both handbuilding and wheel throwing techniques. She loves to blend hand detailed surface designs, along with wood and fiber materials into her work. She enjoys both the act of making and the communal act of sharing this joy with others.
Delila Smalley teaches English and art and earned her MFA from Stetson University. She built a high school ceramic program from the ground up, as well as rebuilt and restructured a middle school ceramics program in Orange county. She runs a local jewelry/pottery business and works in her home studio.
Abby Girand began her ceramics career at Valencia College, where she earned an A.A. degree in Studio Art. She later attended the UCF, receiving a BFA, and President’s Award, which granted her the honor of having her ceramic works purchased and permanently displayed in the President’s Office. Abby strives to cultivate greater accessibility to art and ceramics for people from all backgrounds.
Tile Making and Mosaics for Home and Garden
Instructor: Sarah Johnston
FALL I & FALL II | Sun: 1–3pm
Skill: All
TD146 8 Weeks
Studio 4B
Create handbuilt home décor items. Explore your own style in the design and decoration of each piece. Empasis will be placed on surface techniques including wax resist and carving combined with post-firing addition of mixed media like cotton, fiber and wood. Possible projects include wall hangings and ceramic bells.
Members $260 • Non-members $280
TD143 8 Weeks
Studio 4B
Evening Pottery Throwdown
Instructor: Jeff Rogers
FALL I & FALL II | Wed: 7–9pm
Skill: Advanced
Learn basic tile-making skills such as relief, mosaics, and painted wall tiles, plus how to keep your tiles flat and adhering and grouting techniques. Learn to plan and implement projects for homes and gardens, i.e. framed mirrors, backsplashes, indoor/outdoor murals, wall hangings and garden stepping stones. Members $260 • Non-members $280
LGBTQIA+
Evenings of Clay
Instructor: Eve Wildermuth
FALL I & FALL II | Fri: 7–9pm
Skill: All
TD188 8 Weeks
Studio 4B
Express yourself through clay! Come share a time of whimsey and creativity! Everyone is welcome.
Members $260 • Non-members $280
WORKSHOPS
NEW! Build and Fire a Rocket Kiln on a Budget
Instructor: Lisa Orr
TD324 8 Weeks
Studio 4A
A more informal, guided independent study time with a focus on fun and togetherness, space to stretch out ideas with instructor and community support. Come with goals, ideas and a joyful heart, ready for learning, sharing, music and some laughs. Prereq: TD122, TD135 or similar exp. Course is not suitable for beginners. Members $280 • Non-members $300
3-D Design
Instructor: Rob Reedy
FALL I & II | Wed: 10:30am–12:30pm
Skill: Intermediate
TD231
8 Weeks
Studio 4B
A challenge is given that emphasizes the principles and elements of design. Technique discussions and critique of works in progress are part of each class. Prereq: TD122, TD135, or similar.
Members $270 • Non-members $290
WKT59
Studio 3 Thurs. Oct. 24 | 10am–6pm — Fri. Oct. 25 | 10am–4pm
Skill: All Ceramics meets permaculture as the class works together to build a super-efficient Rocket Kiln from a discarded electric kiln. using just a few cut-up wood palettes. In just a few hours, students will soda-fire their cone 10 bisque pieces. This kiln fires with no visible smoke, so it can be placed in an urban driveway, art center or off-grid studio. Includes a brief lecture, artist talk and demo of Lisa’s artistic clay practice.
Members $370 • Non-members $390
Lisa Orr is a professional potter with over 40 years experience. She earned her MFA in 1992 at the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University. Her work is shown in numerous public and private collections including the Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco, and the permanent collection of WOCEF in Korea. A full-time studio potter, she also teaches, lectures, and shows nationally and internationally. She is a traveling instructor based in Northborough, MA.
NEW! Ceramic Rhythms and Community
Instructor: Raheleh Filisoofi
WKT60
Studio 4B Fri. Nov. 1 | 10am–4pm — Sat. Nov. 2 | 10am–2pm
Skill: Intermediate Decorate and complete your own clay darbuka drum using traditional techniques and learn to play it. On day two, you will have the chance to participate in a vibrant drum circle and public performance that weaves together clay and music to foster cultural connection, collective identity, and community healing. Hand-made drum bodies will be created in advance, but we will explore various ways to make your own.
Members $255 • Non-members $275
Raheleh Filisoofi is a collector of soil and sound, an itinerant artist, feminist curator, and community service advocate. Her work synthesizes socio-political statements as a point of departure and further challenges these fundamental arguments by incorporating ancient and contemporary media such as ceramics, poetry, ambient sound, and video. Her interdisciplinary practices act as the interplay between the literal and figurative contexts of land, ownership, immigration, and border. She is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics in the Department of Art at Vanderbilt University
Wax resist ceramic surface design by guest artist Kelly Evans
Photography
DIGITAL CLASSES
Learn the art & techniques of digital photography with SLR cameras and post-processing methods.
Digital Photography I
Instructor: Jon Manchester
FALL I & FALL II | Thurs: 7–9pm
Instructor: Charles Hodges
FALL I & FALL II | Fri: 10am–12pm
Skill: All
8
Studio 3
Build a strong photographic foundation and capture better images by understanding exposure, metering, focus, file formats, depth of field, and basic composition. Hands-on demos and assignments with personalized image reviews reinforce concepts of shutter speed, aperture, ISO, and their artistic impact on the final image. SLR or mirrorless cameras recommended. The instructor can give specific camera suggestions. Members $255 • Non-members $275
Digital Photography II
Instructor: Charles Hodges
FALL I | Thurs: 10am–12pm
Instructor: Jon Manchester
FALL II | Tues: 7–9pm
Skill: Intermediate
PH292
8 Weeks Studio 3
SMARTPHONE CLASSES
Learn techniques of taking and processing dynamic photos and video using your smartphone.
Smartphone Videomaking I
Instructor: Eric Matyas
FALL I | Mon 6–9pm
Skill: Beginner
Through in-depth assignments and image reviews, students more deeply explore composition, lighting, lenses and flash photography. A field trip on the 5th Saturday of the session will further develop skills for real time applications. Demonstrations on basic image processing and printing techniques along with preparing photographs for online presentation will be included. Prereq: PH147 or similar experience. Members $265 • Non-members $285
Photoshop & Lightroom
Instructor: Jon Manchester
FALL II | Wed. 7–9pm
Skill: Intermediate
PH258 8 Weeks Heritage Center & Zoom
In this hybrid class, learn image processing basics with today’s most popular tools and image enhancement techniques. Learn a step-by-step workflow that combines the best features of Lightroom, Photoshop and Epson inkjet printers to create expressive and aesthetically pleasing photos. Learn to create and maintain an image archive, image enhancement, effective use of metadata, preparing images for online publishing, and inkjet printing basics. Prereq: PH147 or similar exp.
Members $270 • Non-members $290
FILM CLASSES
Learn film photography fundamentals and the art & techniques of processing traditional b&w photos in a wet darkroom.
PH182 6 Weeks Studio 3
Lights, Camera, Action! Learn visual storytelling fundamentals using your smartphone or iPhone’s video camera: dynamic shots and angles, creating excitement through movement, the magic of editing, and more! Learn new skills to to jazz up your social media with engaging video content, make a memorable reel of your vacation shots, capture priceless holiday memories to share with loved ones, and whatever else you can imagine. Are you ready for your closeup?
Members $280 • Non-members $300
iPhone® Photography
Instructor: Jon Manchester
FALL I | Wed: 7–9pm
Skill: Beginner
PH180 4 Weeks Heritage Center
In this 4-week course, learn to use the iPhone camera to achieve amazing results. Explore various iPhone camera photography modes and useful camera and image processing apps. There will be interactive demos and image reviews. Members $145 • Non-members $165
CREALDÉ DIGITAL LAB & DARKROOM
Digital Printing Lab and Finishing Area: No charge
Crealdé Darkroom Rental: $125/8-week session
Open to Crealdé photography students only. An active Crealdé membership is required.
Unmonitored Hours
M-Th: 9am–4pm • F: 9am–1pm
Monitored Hours W: 6–9pm • Sat: 1–5pm
Black & White Film I: Intro to the Darkroom
Instructor: John Baker
FALL I & II | Mon: 7–9pm
Skill: Beginner
Explore the timeless beauty of traditional b&w film photography, including image selection, exposure, and processing your own film and prints in Crealdé’s wet darkroom. Explore basic camera controls and formats, film types, hands-on field trips, weekly assignments, print reviews and lots of fun in the darkroom. Designed for those new to film photography and those who want to reconnect with this creative art form. Includes lab fee, chemistry, and loaner cameras. Prereq: Knowledge of basic camera controls & functions.
Members $280 • Non-members $300
Black & White Film II: Fine-Tuning
Your Film & Print Skills
Instructor: Peter Schreyer & Jon Manchester
FALL I | Tues: 7–9pm
Skill: Intermediate
PH239 8 Weeks Studio 5
Sharpen your black-and-white vision of the world with more assignments, field trips, supervised darkroom time and print reviews. Learn more about grain and contrast control, film speed manipulation and the relationship between camera exposure, film development and final print. Course includes darkroom demonstrations, print reviews, and a night photography field trip. Includes lab fee, chemistry, and loaner cameras. Prereq: PH168 or similar exp.
Members $290 • Non-members $310
Dancing With Holga
Instructor: John Baker
FALL II | Tues: 7–9pm
Skill: Beginner/Intermediate
PH181
6 Weeks Studio 5
An intro and continued study in medium format b&w photography with the Plastic Holga Lomography Camera, which has earned a cult following and is known worldwide! Its low-cost build and simple lens often yield quirky images with vignetting, blur, light leaks, and other distortions. Explore image selection, editing, exposure, processing and darkroom printing. Reconnect with film through a field trip, homework and print reviews. Prereq: PH168 or similar exp. Members $220 • Non-members $240
Large Format
Photography
Instructor: Jon Manchester
FALL II | Thurs: 4–6pm
Skill: Intermediate–Advanced
PH248 8 Weeks
Studio 5
This advanced-level course is designed for students considering work with the 4x5 format camera, using sheet film. Information will be presented on how to buy a 4x5 camera, image management, development and printing large format negatives. Students will gain a basic understanding of the view camera’s movements as a creative tool with artistic applications. Includes an overview of the Zone System method for exposure and processing. Prereq: PH168 or similar exp. Members $290 • Non-members $310
Cucumber Falls in Ohiopyle State Park, PA, Film Photograph, by Faculty Artist John Baker
Fairchild Pond, Digital Photography, by Faculty Artist Charles Hodges
Photography
FILM & DIGITAL CLASSES
In-depth exploration of various photographic topics and themes relevant to digital or film, color or b&w photography.
Architectural Photography
NEW! In Winter Park
Instructor: Chris Casler
FALL II | Mon: 7–9pm
Skill: Intermediate
PH294
8 Weeks
Studio 3
Street Photography
Instructor: Charles Hodges
FALL II | Thurs: 10am–12pm
Skill: Intermediate
Using some of Winter Park’s landmark buildings, learn to capture the photographic potential of the interior and exterior of the built environment — residential, commercial, monumental, historic, and contemporary. Learn lighting techniques, from available light to multiple and mixed lighting, and image postproduction, including multiple exposure, and high dynamic range processing to realize your vision in final images. The course will include assignments and Saturday field trips. Prereq: PH292, PH239 or similar exp.
Members $270 • Non-members $290
PH291 8 Weeks Heritage Center
Learn new ways to observe our daily environment, and link the mind’s eye to the critical moment through street photography. Explore tools and creative thought to create dynamic images, capturing “the decisive moment,” as Henri Cartier-Bresson said. Includes field trips, shooting and research assignments. Covers film & digital workflow. Work in teams or on your own. The instructor will share historic photos, reading and music selections to inspire creativity. Prereq: PH147 or PH168.
Members $275 • Non-members $295
WORKSHOPS
Introduction to Portrait Photography
Instructor: Chris Casler
FALL I | Tues: 7–9pm
Note: Class begins Aug. 27.
Skill: Intermediate
PH243 8 Weeks
Studio 3
Learn basic lighting techniques, using flash and natural light to reveal a subject’s unique personality. Explore posing methods that can define the portrait. Work in b&w or color. Prereq: PH147, PH168 or similar exp.
Members $295 • Non-members $315
Withdrawal deadline: 7 days prior to workshop. Unless otherwise stated, all workshops are open to digital & film photographers.
Travel the Florida Back Roads
WKPH26 to Historic Places: The Yearling Trail
Instructor: Peter Schreyer
On Location: Sat. Sept. 7 | 8am–6pm
Review & Discussion: Thurs. Sept. 18 | 5-6pm | Studio 5
Skill: All
Explore hidden architectural and cultural treasures in the landscape and the communities immortalized by legendary Florida writer Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings. The workshop will provide a contemporary window into the region’s past and rich heritage. Photographic opportunities include natural and manmade landscapes, local landmarks, as well as the interior of historical buildings. Workshop includes lunch at the Florida Café in Micanopy.
Exploring Cyanotype Printing
Instructor: Jon Manchester
Fri. September 27 | 6–8pm —Sat. September 28 | 2–6pm
Skill: All
Members $155 • Non-members $175 Art
WKPH102
Studio 5
Explore the fascinating cyanotype process with a two-day workshop designed for photographers of skill all levels. This workshop will guide you through the historical and artistic cyanotype printing process that was pioneered by Sir John Herschel in 1842. The cyanotype is a photographic printing process that produces stunning blue prints using basic chemicals and the ultra violet rays from the sun. By the end of the workshop, participants will have created their own unique cyanotype prints. Optional but recommended, the participants will also have examples of work that can be submitted to the alternative photography.com “World Cyanotype Day“ online community event 9/28/2024.
Members $165 • Non-members $185
Still LIfe in Marjorie’s Kitchen, Cross Creek, Florida, silver gelatin print, by Faculty Artist Peter Schreyer
Cyanotype print by Faculty Artist Jon Manchester
Sculpture
Sculpture I
Instructor: David Cumbie
FALL I & II | Thurs: 10am–12pm
FALL I & II | Thurs: 7–9pm
Skill: Beginner
SC124 8 Weeks Studio 6A
Work in clay to create face masks, heads, and figures to be fired in the kiln. Mold-making and casting will be demonstrated as part of the session.
Members $260 • Non-members $280
Sculpture II
Instructor: David Cumbie
FALL I & II | Mon: 10am–12pm
FALL I & II | Wed: 7–9pm
Skill: Intermediate
SC233 8 Weeks Studio 6A
A continuation of SC124, students study a range of materials and processes. Armature construction for clay, concrete, plaster, and foam sculpture is demonstrated. Students can advance their experience in producing sculptures. Prereq: SC124 Members $275 • Non-members $295
Continuing Sculpture Studies
Instructor: David Cumbie
FALL I & II | Fri: 10am–12pm
FALL I & II | Fri: 1–3pm
Skill: Intermediate & Advanced
SC225 8 Weeks Studio 6A
Intermediate and advanced students are assisted with ideas related to their personal projects. Problem-solving and discovering new materials and techniques will be a part of each class. Bronze casting and welding will be offered with the approval of the instructor. Prereq: SC124
Members $275 • Non-members $295
Intro to Welding
Instructor: David Cumbie
FALL I & II | Wed: 10am–12pm
Skill: All
SC226 8 Weeks Studio 6A
Create whimsical figures and abstract welded sculptures. Learn basic cutting and arc welding techniques using found objects and mild steel. Students are encouraged to bring objects for their compositions.
Members $360 • Non-members $380
CLASSES
Multimedia Sculptures
Instructor: Missy Kimsey–Hickman
FALL II | Sun: 4–6pm
Skill: All
SC186 8 Weeks
Studio 6A
Learn to sculpt and take impressions from found objects to be used to create clay molds. All projects will be cast in Portland cement and hydro stone using masonry dyes for color. Faux bronze and silver finishes will be offered for interior sculptures. Students are encouraged to create several pieces. All materials provided.
Members $280 • Non-members $300
NEW! Abstract Sculpting with Clay
Instructor: Missy Kimsey-Hickman
FALL I | Thurs: 4–6pm
Skill: All
SC189 8 Weeks
Studio 6A
Learn techniques in creating handbuilt clay sculptures. Create imaginary figures and geometric forms using basic construction techniques. Intro to designing surfaces using stamps and taking the impressions from found objects will be explored to make creative surface designs.
Members $260 • Non-members $280
Intro to Bronze Casting
Instructor: David Cumbie
FALL I & II | Tues: 10am–12pm
Skill: All
SC129 8 Weeks Studio 6A
Create wax sculptures that will be cast in bronze. Students learn how to prepare the wax form for casting, and the ceramic shell mold-making process. The instructor uses the latest mold-making materials available and students witness a bronze pour at the end of the class. Cost includes the casting of one five pound bronze with option to purchase additional material for large works. Students are responsible for finishing the polishing and coloring of final castings.
Members $400 • Non-members $420
Blacksmithing
Fundamentals I
Instructor: Marcos Carrasco
FALL I | Thurs: 12–2pm
Skill: Beginner
SC181 8 Weeks Foundry
Learn the fundamental process for traditional blacksmithing. Use the hammer to forge hot steel on the anvil and learn how to make door handles, hooks, and ornamental scrolls. Practice techniques such as flattening, upsetting, twisting, punching, drawing, and gain familiarity with the blacksmith forge.
Members $350 • Non-members $370
Blacksmithing Fundamentals II
Instructor: Marcos Carrasco
FALL II | Thurs: 12–2pm
Skill: Intermediate
Knife Making
Instructor: Marcos Carrasco
FALL I & II | Thurs: 4–6pm
Skill: Beginner
SC182 8 Weeks Studio 6A
Learn to make a wide range of knife styles like survival knives, daggers, and Qama knives using titanium and steel. Explore a variety of techniques such as forging blades, shaping, heat treatment, sharpening, riveting, polishing, and handle making techniques.
Members $350 • Non-members $370
Create Concrete Sculptures
Instructor: Shaun Cook
FALL I & II | Sun: 4–6pm
Skill: Beginner
SC185 8 Weeks Foundry
Students will carve styrofoam using brushes and hot knives creating sculptural forms and learn how to apply cement, creating a durable surface for indoor and outdoor art works. Learn about faux finishes, colorful dyes, and sealers.
Members $290 • Non-members $310
Decorative Mask Making
Instructor: Missy Kimsey–Hickman
FALL I | Sun: 4–6pm
Skill: All
SC187 8 Weeks Studio 6A
Students will be encouraged to use their imagination to create an original mask. Make wall masks using a variety of materials: clay, plaster cloth and multimedia materials. Create masks from ancient cultures, something for the holidays or just create from the imagination. All materials provided.
Members $270 • Non-members $290
WORKSHOPS
Crash Course: Metal WKS45
Forging Techniques Foundry
Instructor: Devyn Going Sat. Nov. 2 | 10am–12pm
Skill: All
Metal lovers, come observe a mix of small metal projects that you could do too! In this demo, you will see a crash course in blacksmithing and be introduced to the tools, the techniques, and the applications of metal working as an art form. If you are nervous about trying out metal sculpture or blacksmithing classes, consider this, see what it’s all about and be inspired! Members $35 • Non-members $35
Bronze Casting Workshop WKS05
Instructor: David Cumbie Studio 6A
Sat.–Sun. Nov. 9–10 | 9am–3pm Sat.–Sun. Dec. 14–15 | 9am–3pm
Skill: All
SC235 8 Weeks Foundry
Create sculptures, wall pieces and kinetic sculptures while learning and applying the fundamentals of blacksmithing. Techniques covered include how to Flatten, Upset, Twist, Fuller and create different patterns. Use the hammer and furnaces to forge hot steel into sculptural pieces that later we will weld, wrap, cut and connect. The steel will be finished with fire, etc. Prereq: SC181
Members $360 • Non-members $380
Bronze pour date to be announced at the workshop. An intro to a variety of techniques in the creation of wax sculptures. Once the wax sculptures are made, students prepare their waxes with gates and sprues in preparation for the ceramic mold-making process. Waxes are coated with state-of-the-art ceramic shell, and then the wax will be burned out, and the molten bronze poured into the molds. Cost includes a five pound bronze sculpture, with the option to purchase additional material for larger works. Students are responsible for finishing the polishing and coloring of final castings.
Members $385 • Non-members $405
New! Aluminum Casting WKS13
Instructor: David Cumbie Studio 6A
Sat.–Sun. Oct. 5–6 | 9am–9pm
Skill: All
Experiment with a variety of casting techniques using aluminum. Students will work in wax, carve styrofoam and use found object to create small sculptures. Recycled aluminum will be used during the metal pour. Materials are supplied but students are encouraged to bring scrap aluminum for the final casting.
Members $385 • Non-members $405
Corian Marble WKS44 Sculptures Foundry
Instructor: Rick Bostik Sat.–Sun. Nov. 23–24| 9am–3pm
Skill: All
Learn how to use Corian marble creating sculptures for the house and garden. Explore forming techniques using heat and special prepared shapes for achieving creative forms and patterns. How to join surfaces and applying various finishes will be experimented with along with techniques in mounting the final sculpture.
Members $300 • Non-members $320
Welding Workshops WKS16
Instructor: David Cumbie Foundry
Skill: All
Join David in designing small sculptures over a weekend. Practice cutting and basic welding techniques, while creating artwork from found objects. No experience needed.
Create Figures and Faces Sat.–Sun. Oct. 19–20 | 10am–4pm
Create whimsical figures and faces from found objects made of steel. Students are encouraged to bring in objects to include in their compositions. All metal objects must be sensitive to a magnet. Free materials will be available during the workshop.
Sculptures in Motion
Sat.–Sun. Nov. 16–17 | 10am–4pm
Focus on creating a Kinetic sculpture from found objects. Artwork that hangs from the ceiling and sculptures that are mounted on stands for the yard. Fishing swivels, bearings, hinges, wheels and many more forms will be used to make art move with the wind. Materials will be supplied but students are welcome to bring their own parts.
Wall sculptures for the Garden and Home Sat.–Sun. Dec. 7–8 | 10am–4pm
Create designs for your garden wall or living room area. This is an opportunity to make site specific art pieces to enhance your environment. Bring in found objects to embellish your compositions while attaching the forms to an armature for mounting to a wall. Many materials will be made available for student at the workshop.
Members $355 • Non-members $375
OIL
Oil Painting I
Instructor: Beth Pendleton
FALL I & II | Sun: 2–5pm
Skill: Beginner
Painting & Drawing
CLASSES
PD157
6 Weeks
Studio 1A
Explore alla prima (direct) oil painting basics. Learn paint application, brushwork, and color mixing using a split primary palette. Finish one still life study a week and learn methods to render glass, ceramic, metal, and organic objects. Learn to see and copy color value and intensity changes. There will be demos and discussions on methods, materials and supplies.
Members $285 • Non-members $305
Oil Painting II
Instructor: Beth Pendleton
FALL II | Thurs: 1–4pm
Skill: Intermediate–Advanced
PD157
6 Weeks
Studio 1A
Increase your technical oil painting skills through challenging exercises and studies using brushes and painting knives. Explore ways to convey textures, transparency and patterns when painting fabrics and floral subjects. Working from life, we will focus on observing changes in color that indicate light, volume and a sense of space in representational painting. Prereqs: PD103 and PD157 or similar exp.
Members $295 • Non-members $315
Fundamentals of Color, Design & Composition
Instructor: Beth Pendleton
FALL I | Fri: 6–8:30pm
Skill: All
PD120
8 Weeks
Studio 1A
Learn to mix pigments to achieve any hue according to its value and intensity. With a split primary palette oil paint arrangement, exercises show that mixing complementary color relationships is crucial. Topics include various color models and suggestions for color harmony, basic design & compositional elements.
Members $325 • Non-members $345
Landscape Painting in Oil
Instructor: Tom Sadler
FALL II | Thurs: 9:30am–12:30pm
Skill: All
PD271
6 Weeks
Studio 1B
Paint the landscape in oil, emphasizing capturing the light, atmosphere, and color. Work from your own or instructor photographs. There may be a chance to incorporate an outdoor session or two, depending on weather and student interest. We will explore both painting directly and working in several layers of opaque and transparent paint consistencies.
Members $290 • Non-members $310
Lands, Clouds and Water
Instructor: Patty Kane
FALL I & II | Wed: 10am–12pm
Skill: Intermediate
PD286 8 Weeks Studio 1A
Together, let’s capture the color and mood of a landscape. You will be challenged to explore beyond the normal colors of land, clouds, and water by reinforcing the beauty of layering transparent color and the use of classic watercolor techniques.
Members $270 • Non-members $290
Beginning Watercolor
Instructor: Julie Nieves
FALL I & II | Thurs: 6–8pm
FALL I & II | Fri: 1–3pm
Skill: Beginner
Let’s get started! Watercolor is a wonderfully mysterious medium. Explore techniques, color mixing, and learn the value of using a limited palette. Gain skills and confidence needed to begin your watercolor journey.
Members $260 • Non-members $280
Intermediate Watercolor
Instructor: Patty Kane
FALL I & II | Wed: 6:30–8:30pm
Skill: Intermediate
Painting is so much more than copying what you see. Discover and explore the beauty of using a limited palette through demos and critiques. Experiment with traditional watercolor techniques and work towards painting from your own photos. Prereq: PD104 or similar exp.
Members $270 • Non-members $290
Advanced Watercolor
Instructor: Patty Kane
FALL I & II | Thurs: 2–4pm
Skill: Intermediate to Advanced PD323 8 Weeks Studio 1B
Explore advanced watercolor techniques, color theory, and composition to add depth and interest to your artwork. Use new colors to extend the palette and be inspired to create exciting and colorful paintings. The secrets to great design will improve your paintings and encourage you on your painting journey! Prereq: PD104 or similar exp.
Members $280 • Non-members $300
Wekiva Palms , oil on canvas, 24x36in, by Faculty Artist Tom Sadler
Hazy Sky, Watercolor, by Faculty Artist Patty Kane
Painting & Drawing
Intro to Drawing & Painting
Instructor: Glen Ward
FALL I & II | Mon: 6–8pm
Skill: Beginner
PD102 8 Weeks
Studio 1B
Explore drawing and painting basics. Learn drawing and painting methods using various media, including watercolors, acrylics, and oils. Most supplies provided. Members $270 • Non-members $290
Beginning Pastels
Instructor: Glen Ward
FALL II | Fri: 9am–12pm
Skill: Beginner
PD152 6 Weeks Studio 1B
Explore the first artistic medium in human history while unlocking your ability to confidently create works of art! Photo reference provided for first class. Members $290 • Non-members $310
Pastel Fundamentals
Instructor: Gary Rupp
FALL I & II | Tues: 6–8pm
Skill: All
CPD159 8 Weeks Crealde@Home
In this online class, working with pastels is like sculpting with pure color. Come and enjoy! Each session will include a demo. Work from your own photographs and images. We will also explore the advantages of underpainting as we discover the beauty of pastels.
Members $250 • Non-members $270
Wildlife and Pet
Painting
Instructor: Fabiola Hansen
FALL I | Mon: 2–4pm
Skill: All
PD163 8 Weeks Studio 1A
Learn to draw and paint amazing wildlife and their habitats or paint your own pet with acrylics and/or watercolors. Bring photos and learn to draw correct proportions. Drawing and painting techniques will be taught, and are skills that you can later apply to any other subject.
Members $260 • Non-members $280
CLASSES
Painting & Drawing for Senior Citizens
Instructor: Fabiola Hansen
FALL II | Mon: 2–4pm
Skill: All
PD164 8 Weeks Studio 1A
In this flexible class, choose any subject from flowers to landscape, to still life. Use acrylic, watercolor, oil pastels, colored pencils, or swap media at will. No need to rush or follow the rest of the class. Work at your own pace and level. Finish one piece or many! The instructor will guide each student with techniques tailored to their specific artwork and level. *Seniors are welcome in all Crealdé adult classes.
Members $260 • Non-members $280
Painting Interior Spaces
Instructor: Robert Ross
FALL I | Thurs: 9:30am–12:30pm
Skill: Intermediate
PD280 6 Weeks Studio 1A
Experience creating convincing interior spaces using the art studio as the motif and inspiration. Discover how to capture the shapes and tones of a room. The first class session will involve making small drawings and studies of the studio. Students will then paint interior views of the studio, possibly including fellow students in their paintings. This class is open to anyone with intermediate experience using oils, acrylics, or pastels.
Members $300 • Non-members $320
Independent Oil & Acrylics:
It’s All About the Finish
Instructor: Patti Shistle
FALL I | Fri: 9am–12pm
Skill: Intermediate to Advanced
PD255 6 Weeks Studio 1B Bring unfinished works to the next level, then begin a new landscape, still life, or portrait. We’ll also paint en plein air on campus. Receive one-on-one attention with demos on the contrasts of values, colors and brushwork, and the importance of composition. Get your frames ready! Prereq: PD149, PD157, or similar exp.
Members $290 • Non-members $310
New! Wonders of Woodcut Printmaking Workshop
Instructor: Jennifer Harper Sun. Nov. 10 | 10am–4pm
ACRYLICS
Beginning Acrylics
Instructor: David Hunter
FALL I & II | Tues: 4–6pm
FALL I & II | Tues: 7–9pm
FALL I & II | Wed: 10am–12pm
Skill: Beginner
Explore methods, materials, and tools involved with acrylic painting. Learn techniques used to produce a finished painting, from rough sketch to finishing touches, including the use of various brushes, palette knives, canvases, clay boards, and final protective coating.
Members $260 • Non-members $280
Exploring
Abstract Painting
Instructor: Patricia Byron
FALL I | Mon: 7–9pm
FALL I & II | Tues: 10am–12pm
FALL I & II | Tues: 1–3pm
Skill: All
This inspiring class offers a fundamental exploration into the beauty of abstract painting. Instruction focuses on composition, techniques, form, texture and color. Develop your own artistic vision, while referencing the work of contemporary painters. Be ready to paint outside the lines.
Members $260 • Non-members $280
Art Journaling
Instructor: Patricia Byron
FALL II | Mon: 7–9pm
Skill: All
Art Journaling is a visual diary where memories and emotions come alive onto the pages. Through the expressive use of various paint mediums, collage, and imagery, students will create a personal art journal that will uncover their heart’s story. Some materials will be provided.
Members $200 • Non-members $220
WORKSHOPS
WKP132
Studio 1B
Skill: All
Come and discover the oldest form of relief printmaking. Learn how to carve and print your own 4x6 in. woodblock by printing by hand and with a small etching press. By the end, you’ll have a series of unique prints and a desire to learn more about this fascinating art form. All materials are provided but bring your creative ideas and lunch.
Members $180 • Non-members $200
Jennifer Harper, a relief printer based in Eustis, holds a BFA in drawing from UF and taught art at AIAN International School in Ningbo, China. She draws inspiration from everyday objects and nature. Her community-minded approach to teaching is evident in her work. She is a member of the Florida Printmakers Society and winner of the 2021 Mount Dora Center for the Arts Poster Artist.
Oil & Acrylic Critique
Instructor: Barbara Tiffany
Thurs. Nov. 7 | 9am–12pm Thurs. Dec. 5 | 9am–12pm
1B
WKP133
Studio 1A
Skill: All
Open to anyone that paints in oils or acrylics. Bring up to four paintings that you feel are finished but not sure, unfinished but need further guidance, or just want to make it better. Listen to critiques of others’ work to gain insight for things you may want to consider for your next painting. Bring paper and pencil to list what might be suggested. It would be beneficial to email photos of your work several days before this class. Class size is limited so reserve your space early.
Members $60 • Non-members $80
Exploring Watercolor & Mixed Media
Instructor: Deborah G. Umphrey Sat. Oct. 19 | 10am–5pm
1A
Skill: All
Explore, experiment and mix watercolor with various wet and dry media, such as acrylic, ink, charcoal, pastels or collage. Learn new techniques to create masterful work, giving your paintings a new style. Bring your own images for inspiration.
Members $150 • Non-members $170
Shoes Off, Wood cut, by Guest Artist Jennifer Harper
Painting & Drawing
Drawing I (Tuesday)
Instructor: Glen Ward
FALL I & II | Tues: 4–6pm
Skill: Beginner
PD103
8 Weeks Studio 1A
Learn the fundamentals of the most important art form: drawing. Our goal is to train our eyes to realistically capture what is in front of us. See how light and shadows create form, practice subtle transitions in shading, proportions, angles, and more. Anyone can learn to draw. With practice, you can bring your artistic visions to life.
Members $260 • Non-members $280
Urban Sketching: Tips and Techniques
Instructor: Thomas Thorspecken
FALL I | Sun: 9:30am–12:30pm
Skill: Intermediate
PD263 6 Weeks Studio 1B
Learn to sketch from subject to the environment. Classroom sessions will focus on sketching clothed models and progress towards sketching the model and classroom environment. Learn to incorporate storytelling into your sketches in location sessions. Trips to local venues will challenge you to use your sketchbook the way a photojournalist uses a camera. The goal is to produce finished sketches using pencil, pen, and watercolor within two hours. Prereq: PD102, PD103 or similar experience.
Members $290 • Non-members $310
New! Expressive Drawing
Instructor: Mike Lynch
Sat. Oct. 12 | 10am–4pm
WKP131
Studio 1A
Skill: All
Explore fun and invigorating exercises that help you create more vibrant and expressive drawings. This workshop will help free you from inhibitions to create more interesting art with feeling and vibrancy. Class is great for all levels. Work with mark making, abstract shapes, and a nude model. Draw BIG, bold, and physical! See materials list. Rest your inner critic, loosen up and put more passion in your art.
Members $190 • Non-members $210
Mike Lynch is a visual artist, art teacher and ukulele musician. He has a BFA degree in Painting from Otis Art Institute in LA and has pursued post-graduate studies in Art Education from Otis and Inner-City Arts (LA). Mike taught drawing classes in creativity and fundamentals for 14 years in Los Angeles and for 7 years was Artist-in-Residence at Covenant House, a shelter for at-risk teens.
DRAWING CLASSES
Drawing I (Friday)
Instructor: Dennis Schmalstig
FALL I & II | Fri: 10am–12pm
Skill: Beginner
PD103
8 Weeks
Studio 1A
Develop skills for measuring proportions and angles, drawing tones to show light and volume, perspective and composition. Learn skills to draw realistically and develop perceptual awareness.
Members $260 • Non-members $280
Beginning Portrait Drawing
Instructor: Dennis Schmalstig
FALL I & II | Mon: 10am–12pm
Skill: Beginner
PD155
8 Weeks Studio 1A
Focus first on proportions, measurement and anatomy, then create tonal studies with rub-out and cross-hatch techniques. Work first from instructorprovided photos, but you may choose your own photos as the class progresses.
Members $260 • Non-members $280
Drawing II: Expanding Your Skills
Instructor: Joseph Mattus
FALL I | Thurs: 5:30–7:30pm
Skill: Intermediate
PD249
8 Weeks
Studio 1A
By breaking down the process of art making into manageable steps, we produce more developed work and gain new insight into our artistic growth. Bring an object or photo to work from and use graphite, charcoal, or colored pencil. Prereq: PD103 or similar.
Members $260 • Non-members $280
Life Drawing
Instructor: Andrew Grant
FALL I & II | Tues: 7–10pm
Skill: Intermediate
PD201
6 Weeks
Studio 1A
Explore figurative drawing with quick gesture studies and longer sustained poses. Draw from a live figure, emphasizing anatomy, proportion and the expressive use of materials. Prereq: PD103 or similar exp.
Members $320 • Non-members $340
Realistic Drawing with Colored Pencils
Instructor: Joseph Mattus FALL II | Thurs: 5:30–7:30pm
Skill: All
PD165
8 Weeks Studio 1A
An exciting new twist to a classical drawing technique is colored pencil. Adding thin glaze like layers of colored pencil to a carefully constructed drawing can produce surprising results. A stepby-step breakdown of the process will gain an understanding of color, value structure and a traditional drawing method.
Members $250 • Non-members $270
OPEN STUDIO
Policies
• Crealdé members 18+ years only.
• $15 per session paid in advance.
• Pre-registration taken M–Th for the following Fri & Sun. No walk-ins.
• No photography allowed.
• Monitor present.
• No instruction provided.
• Signed Policies & Etiquette Form required. Found on crealde.org
Figure
Friday | 1-3:30 pm | Studio 1A
Monitor: Yasmin Fakhoury
Work in any medium from a live model who holds one pose the entire session.
Life Drawing
Sunday | 10am-12:30pm | Studio 1A
Monitor: Nicholas Schulman
A live model starts with quick gestures, then longer poses.
Master copy after William Bouguereau, colored pencil on paper, 12X17 in. by Faculty Artist Joseph Mattus
Spirit of Nature, Charcoal and Pastel, by Guest Artist Mike Lynch
Casa Feliz, Watercolor and pen, by Faculty Artist Thomas Thorspecken
Young Artists
AGES 4–9
Mini Matisses (Ages 4–6)
Instructor: Patricia Byron
FALL I & II | Sat: 11am–12pm
New projects each session build on fundamental skills to develop
AGES 8–12 (Continued)
YAP108
6 Weeks
Studio 1B
This class is designed to allow young artists to explore the exciting world of artmaking with hands-on lessons in acrylics, watercolors, drawing, collage, and more. Aspiring artists will express themselves in a creative, supportive environment.
Members $135 • Non-members $155
Pint Size Picassos (Ages 5–8)
Instructor: Patricia Byron
FALL I & II | Sat: 9–10am
YAP101
6 Weeks
Studio 1B
This class is a fun intro to the art world! Explore drawing and painting techniques in various media. Develop your creativity and artistic skills in a nurturing space!
Members $135 • Non-members $155
Pick Up The Palette (Ages 5–9)
Instructor: Julie Nieves
FALL I & II | Sat: 10–11am
YAP115
6 Weeks
Studio 7
Use animals as inspiration and explore art fundamentals! Projects expose young artists to various art materials and concepts to promote self-expression as they draw, paint and experiment with scratch boards.
Members $135 • Non-members $155 Fall Clay Friends (Ages 5–8)
Instructor: Julie Ellington
FALL I | Sat: 9–10am
YAP102 6 Weeks Studio 4B
Dormice, hedgehogs, squirrels and fox start preparing for winter when the leaves change and the days get shorter. Let’s create them in clay before they hibernate!
Members $135 • Non-members $155
Twinkling Clay (Ages 5–8)
Instructor: Julie Ellington
FALL II | Sat: 9–10am
YAP102 6 Weeks Studio 4B
Gather at the clay studio and make treasures to celebrate the season–candle holders, dove planters, star studded plates and more!!
Members $135 • Non-members $155
Creating with Clay (Ages 5–9)
Instructor: Ana Edwards
FALL I & II | Thurs: 4–5pm
Painting Pizazz (Ages 8–12)
Instructor: Fabiola Hansen
FALL I & II | Sat: 11:30am–1pm
HOMESCHOOL CLASSES
YAP226
6 Weeks
Studio 7
How do artists see the world? Explore your potential using various painting and drawing materials. Build skills with technical drawing and painting fundamentals! Create unique artwork to frame and treasure!
Members $155 • Non-members $175
Autumn Animals of Clay (Ages 8–12)
Instructor: Julie Ellington
FALL I | Sat: 10:30am–12pm
Art of Many Cultures for Homeschool (Ages
Instructor: Johana Escobar
FALL I & II | Thurs: 1–2pm
4–7)
YAP224 6 Weeks Studio 7
Learn what inspired master artists in many cultures, then express yourself as you create from what inspires you! Explore art in nature and nature in art!
Members $135 • Non-members $155
YAP204
6 Weeks
Studio 4B
Colorful leaves and cool days mean fall is here. Discover animals that play in autumn before they hibernate for the winter: wolves, badgers, hedgehogs and more!
Members $155 • Non-members $175
Season of Lights (Ages 8–12)
Instructor: Julie Ellington
FALL II | Sat: 10:30am–12pm
YAP204
6 Weeks Studio 4B
A dove for peace, a light for darkness and glistening stars above. Let’s light up the season with votive houses, star plates and gentle birds.
Members $155 • Non-members $175
Sculpting Sea Creatures (Ages 8–12)
Instructor: Fabiola Hansen
FALL I & II | Mon: 4:30–6pm
Clay for Homeschool (Ages 8–12)
Instructor: Belinda Glennon
FALL I & II | Wed: 10:30am–12pm
Note: FALL I class begins Aug. 28.
YAP225 6 Weeks Studio 7
Come play in the mud! Experience the satisfaction of using your hands to squish, pinch, pat and roll clay into a personal creation. We will experiment with sculptural and functional clay forms, fired and glazed for permanence.
Members $155 • Non-members $175
AGES 13–17
HandBuilt Pottery for Teens
Instructor: Belinda Glennon
YAP227
6 Weeks Studio 7
This introduction to sculpture will combine paper and paint with clay, and recycled materials to make life-like fish, whales, dolphins, and many other sea creatures.
Members $155 • Non-members $175
Fun With Film (Ages 8–12)
Instructor: Tony Hicks
FALL I & II | Sat: 9–10:30am
FALL I & II | Tues: 4:30–6:30pm
Note: FALL I class begins Aug. 27.
TDY165 6 Weeks Studio 7
YAP217
6 Weeks
Studio 5
Before digital photos, there was film. Take b&w photos with 35mm film cameras, and make prints in the darkroom. Harry Potter would be amazed! Cameras provided.
Members $155 • Non-members $175
Cartoon Toys and Stop
Motion Animation (Ages 8–12)
Instructor: Ken Foster
YAP112 6 Weeks Studio 7
Squish, squeeze, pinch, pat and roll. Strengthen fine motor skills as we create clay treasures. A bowl for berries or a bear-y fine sculpture.
Members $135 • Non-members $155
AGES 8–12
Painting & Drawing
(Ages 8–12)
Instructor: Fabiola Hansen
FALL I & II | Sat: 9–10:30am
Instructor: Wendi Zlamal
FALL I & II | Wed: 4–5:30pm
YAP202 6 Weeks Studio 1A
Glimpse the world through an artist’s eyes. Explore your potential with various painting and drawing materials! Use technical drawing and painting fundamentals, to create something beautiful and unique to frame and treasure!
Members $155 • Non-members $175
Brush To Canvas (Ages 8–12)
Instructor: Anita Cohen
FALL I & II | Sat: 11am–12:30pm
YAP209 6 Weeks Studio 1A
Young Artists, come join the fun! Learn to draw and paint in various styles and media!
Members $155 • Non-members $175
FALL I & II | Sat: 9–10:30am
Join the makers movement! Combine handbuilding methods to manipulate clay into three dimensions for sculptural or functional art. Experiment with underglaze, sgrafitto, slips and glazes for compelling surface decoration. Members $185 • Non-members $205
Advanced Wheel for Teens
Instructor: Belinda Glennon
FALL I & II | Wed: 4–6pm
Note: FALL I class begins Aug. 28.
YAP205
6 Weeks Heritage Center
Draw 2D cartoon characters with pencils and markers Then bring them to life as posable 3D sculptures, explore set design, and use technology to make stop motion movies.
Members $155 • Non-members $175
AGES 10–14
Wheel Throwing
& More (Ages 10–14)
Instructor: Camille Castronovo
FALL I & II | Thurs: 4:30–6pm
YAP208
6 Weeks
Studio 4A
Discover the magic of the potter’s wheel. Make clay forms, then combine and embellish them with handbuilding to create decorative sculptures or functional ware. Pottery: it’s more than just a pretty vase!
Members $155 • Non-members $175
NEW! Intermediate Painting & Drawing (Ages 10–14)
Instructor: Leeann Rae
FALL I & II | Sat: 1:30–3pm
YAP228
6 Weeks
Studio 7
Embark on a colorful adventure where your creativity and imagination know no bounds! Dive deeper into your painting and drawing skills; explore new materials— charcoal, soft pastels, watercolors, acrylics, and collage.
Prereq: YAP202, YAP209 or YAP226.
Members $155 • Non-members $175
TDY128
6 Weeks Studio 4A
Expand your skills on the potters’ wheel as you stretch and manipulate the clay to alter forms and create lids, spouts, and more. Create your own pottery collection to give and to treasure. Prereq: Previous wheel exp.
Members $185 • Non-members $205
Exploring Sculpture for Teens
Instructor: Missy Kimsey-Hickman
FALL I & II | Wed: 4–6pm
TDY126 6 Weeks Studio 6A
Learn sculpting techniques with using an armature and tools to create figures real or imagined. Choose what you want to sculpt, from human heads, animals, cartoon figures or original imaginative creations. The sculptures will be 3D demonstrating animation, texture and movement. Tools and material included.
Members $205 • Non-members $225
Creative Watercolor for Teens
Instructor: Fabiola Hansen
FALL I | Wed: 4:30–6:30pm
PDY104
6 Weeks Studio 7
Explore essential & creative watercolor building blocks. Through instructor demos of dynamic watercolor techniques and lots of painting time you will develop skills to paint expressive artworks.
Members $185 • Non-members $205
Figure Drawing for Teens
Instructor: Fabiola Hansen
FALL I | Sat: 1:30–3:30pm
PDY102 6 Weeks Studio 1A
Learn drawing techniques in soft pastels and charcoal. Work with a model to practice anatomy, gesture, line, proportion, composition, and tone.
Members $210 • Non-members $230
Art Experiences for Youth
AGES 13–17 (continued)
Experimental Art Techniques for Teens
Instructor: Anita Cohen
FALL II | Wed: 4:30–6:30pm
PDY125 6 Weeks
Studio 7
Come draw, paint, and assemble while you flex your creative muscles with experimental techniques. Go beyond the basics and explore acrylics, pastels and more to explore their unique properties. Bring ideas to life through your one-of-a-kind masterpieces. Members $185 • Non-members $205
Drawing Intensive for Teens
Instructor: Fabiola Hansen
FALL II | Sat: 1:30–3:30pm
In Winter Garden
at the Jessie Brock Community Center
Drawing I
PDY107
6 Weeks
Studio 1A
You will be challenged in surprising ways as you explore various drawing techniques with charcoal and soft pastels. Improve technique, speed, composition, and understanding of anatomy. Each class will have a challenging still life that may include a model. Repeated sessions encouraged to build skills and a portfolio. Members $210 • Non-members $230
Digital Photography with Photoshop for Teens
Instructor: Caryn Kuhn
FALL II | Wed: 4–6pm
PHY148 6 Weeks
Studio 5
Learn the basics of digital photography- composition, lighting, exposure and more using our DSLR cameras to take artistic photographs. Then dive into Adobe Photoshop to explore the editing possibilities – image manipulation, tablet drawing and digital painting. Members $185 • Non-members $205 Storytelling Through Film Photography for Teens
PHY153 6 Weeks
Studio 5
Instructor: Tony Hicks
FALL I & II | Sat: 11am–1pm
Become a visual storyteller! Learn how to sequence images to create a narrative while incorporating the concepts of symbolism and metaphor. Process your film and watch as your prints develop in Crealdé’s darkroom, then combine with the written word. Get the picture? Film cameras are provided. Members $185 • Non-members $205
PARENT/CHILD WORKSHOPS
Haunted House of Clay
Instructor: Belinda Glennon Sun: Sept. 8 & 15 | 10am–1pm
Construct your own spooky residence from clay. Complete the look with your own creepy animals, spirits, pumpkins and tombs. Place a candle inside and give it a ghostly glow.
Members $155 Non-members $175
Gingerbread House of Clay
Instructor: Belinda Glennon
Sun: Nov. 3 & 17 | 10am–1pm
310 N. Dillard St. | Winter Garden, FL, 34787 Four blocks from the historic downtown district
Winter Garden Residents Receive Crealdé Member Discounts! First-time students: To receive your Resident Member discount, call the Crealdé main office at 407-671-1886 before registering.
NOTE TO PARENTS: In order to encourage free, creative expression and peer interaction in the class, parents are asked to wait outside the classroom. All of our Youth Instructors are professional artists and have been fingerprinted and background checked per Department of Children and Families. With parental permission and a signed waiver, self-motivated young adults ages 16–17 are welcome to enroll in adult classes.
ADULT 18+
WG/PD103
8 Weeks
Intro to Oil Painting
WKYA17
Studio 7
Skill: All
Create a clay chalet and adorn it with faux candy pieces and cookie shapes. Complete the look with colorful glazes and dripping snow. Place a votive inside this everlasting gingerbread house to bring warmth and light to the holidays!
Instructor: Prayong Deeying
FALL II | Mon: 6–8pm
Skill: Beginner
Develop skills for measuring proportions and angles, drawing tones to show light and volume, perspective and composition. The goal is to learn techniques to draw realistically and develop perceptual awareness.
Members/WG Residents $260 • Non-members $280
Watercolor
Instructor: Prayong Deeying
FALL II | Mon: 3–5pm
Skill: All
WG/PD104 8 Weeks
Explore the classical world of watercolor. Develop a firm grounding in traditional approaches and techniques. Intermediate–advanced students will work independently on projects with instructor’s guidance.
Members/WG Residents $260 • Non-members $280
Pint Size Picassos (Ages 4–8)
Instructor: Mike Goodge
FALL I & II | Sat: 11am–12pm
Instructor: Cathy Hempel
FALL I & II | Wed: 6–8pm
Skill: Beginner-Intermediate
WG/PD119 8 Weeks
Learn basic techniques used in a representational oil painting by developing skills of observing, rendering, color matching, and applying paint through practice. Demos and discussions will emphasize the importance of composition, shapes, edges, brushwork, and ways to manipulate value and intensity of color.
Members/WG Residents $255 • Non-members $275
Intro to Drawing & Painting
Instructor: Cathy Hempel
FALL I & II | Thurs: 6–8pm
Skill: Beginner–Intermediate
WG/PD102 8 Weeks
Explore the fundamentals of drawing and painting. Sample various drawing and painting techniques using different media, including watercolors, acrylics, and oils. Most supplies are provided.
Members/WG Residents $270 • Non-members $290
Functional Pottery
Instructor: Camille Castronovo
FALL I & II | Tues: 12:30–2:30pm
FALL I & II | Tues: 6–8pm
Skill: All
WG/TD137 8 Weeks
Jars, jugs, platters, and bowls! Explore form and surface decorations, as you create potter vessels to gather, store and present food. Suitable for all levels. Handbuilders and wheel throwers are welcome! Members/WG Residents $260 • Non-members $280
YOUTH
Creating with Clay (Ages 8–13)
Instructor: Camille Castronovo
FALL I | Tues: 3:30–5pm
Like to draw and paint? Explore many ways to make art using pastels, paints, watercolors and other materials. A fun intro experience for fledgling artists. Members/WG Residents $135 • Non-members $155
Painting & Drawing I
(Ages 8–12)
Instructor: Mike Goodge
FALL I & II | Sat: 9–10:30am
Learn the fundamentals of art-making and discover how to see as an artist. Create with a variety of painting and drawing media and explore new techniques to enhance your artistic skills!
Members/WG Residents $155 • Non-members $175
Brush & Pen for Teens
(Ages 11–16)
Instructor: Mike Goodge
FALL I & II | Wed: 3:30–5pm
Instructor: Julie Ellington FALL II | Tues: 3:30–5pm
A squishy ball of clay and your imagination can create animals, objects, and more. This Fall let’s get into the holiday spirit as we create holiday keepsakes and gifts for your family and friends.
Members/WG Residents $155 • Non-members $175
Members $155 • Non-members $175
Calling young artists who love to paint and draw! Explore your creativity with acrylic paint, pastels, watercolors, and charcoal on canvas and paper. Experiment with painting and drawing techniques, composition and color theory. Say it with art! Members/WG Residents $185 • Non-members $205
Key West Coconuts, Watercolor, 22x28 in. by Faculty Artist Prayong Deeying
Program Guide
Program Guide
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