Lawrence Arts Center Fall 2019 Course & Event Catalog

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FALL 2019

ARTS CENTER

CLASSES • EXHIBITIONS • PERFORMANCES

How to enroll

STAFF Chief Executive Officer Margaret Weisbrod Morris margaret@lawrenceartscenter.org Chief Operating Officer Stacy Galloway Haywood business@lawrenceartscenter.org Graphic Designer Amy Albright | amy@lawrenceartscenter.org Exhibitions Director Ben Ahlvers | ben@lawrenceartscenter.org Exhibitions Coordinator Nazanin Amiri Meers | nazanin@lawrenceartscenter.org Director of New Media Marlo Angell | marlo@lawenceartscenter.org Artistic Director of Performing Arts Emeritus Ric Averill | ricaverill@lawrenceartscenter.org Director of Youth Education Neal Barbour | neal@lawrenceartscenter.org

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Member enrollment begins July 28 Open enrollment begins August 4

BROWSE: lawrenceartscenter.org 24 hours a day to enroll, purchase tickets, become a member, or donate.

CALL: 785.843.2787 Seven days a week, 9AM - 9PM.

We’d love to hear from you.

VISIT: 940 New Hampshire St. in downtown Lawrence.

Let us help you find just the right class.

Artistic Director of Lawrence Ballet Theatre Cynthia Crews | ccrews@lawrenceartscenter.org Early Childhood Education Assistant Andria Devlin | andria@lawrenceartscenter.org Office Manager Jennifer Donnelly | jennifer@lawrenceartscenter.org Technical Director & Production Manager Samaria Fleig | samaria@lawrenceartscenter.org Development Director Cindy Hart | chart@lawrenceartscenter.org Grant Writer Jackie Hedeman | jacquelin@lawrenceartscenter.org School of Dance Coordinator Amy Hope | amyh@lawrenceartscenter.org Print Studio Coordinator Kate Horvat | kate@lawrenceartscenter.org Marketing Assistant Madeline Ingram | marketing@lawrenceartscenter.org Salesforce Administrator Brent Lind | brent@lawrenceartscenter.org Visual Arts Education Coordinator Anne Luben | anne@lawrenceartscenter.org Studio Manager Adam Meistrell | adam@lawrenceartscenter.org School of Dance Director Hanan Misko | hanan@lawrenceartscenter.org Development Coordinator Alex Olson | alex@lawrenceartscenter.org Associate Director of Performing Arts & Education Amanda Pintore | amanda@lawrenceartscenter.org Event Coordinator Jessica Ray | jessica@lawrenceartscenter.org Director of Early Childhood Education Linda Reimond | preschool@lawrenceartscenter.org Facility Maintenance Director Steve Richardson | stever@lawrenceartscenter.org

Financial Aid, Scholarships & Discounts Art is for everyone. Arts education should never be out of reach.

MEMBERSHIP HAS BENEFITS! Popular classes tend to fill fast, so we thank our members by offering them a full week of early enrollment plus a 10% discount on all regular class enrollments! MEMBER PRICES ARE SHOWN IN PARENTHESES WITH CLASS LISTINGS. Membership discounts cannot be used with other special offers, for preschool tuition, or for individual sessions. See page 31 for more about memberships.

EARLY ENROLLMENT DISCOUNT is available to all for classes listed with red codes.

Must enroll by August 25. Discount is automatically applied!

FINANCIAL AID is available on a sliding scale based on household income throughout the year for youth and adults who wish to enroll in classes. Applications are available at the front desk and online. Last year we provided over $120,000 in financial aid!

DANCE BUNDLE DISCOUNTS: Individuals and families who enroll in three or more weekly dance classes receive a 25% discount. Cannot be combined with any other discount.

BOYS DANCE SCHOLARSHIPS are for young men who demonstrate a strong interest in the field of dance. Applicants must be in 2nd-12th grade to be eligible. CONTACT HANAN MISKO TO APPLY. Established in 1997, CARMINE BALLERE SCHOLARSHIPS are awarded by audition to two students who have demonstrated excellence in dance and a commitment to their craft.

Auditions for this scholarship are held each spring.

TRY IT BEFORE YOU BUY IT! Give any dance class a try. The first one is on us.

Call the front desk for more information about discounts and trial classes.

CREATIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT SCHOLARSHIPS are available. CONTACT NEAL BARBOUR.

Exhibitions Assistant Jeremy Rockwell | jeremy@lawrenceartscenter.org Director of Residencies & Adult Education Kyla Strid | kyla@lawrenceartscenter.org Director of Performing Arts Elizabeth Sullivan | elizabeth@lawrenceartscenter.org

CHECK THE WEBSITE FOR STAFF & FACULTY BIOS

ACCESSIBILITY to facilities, programming, and the website is imperative at the Lawrence Arts Center. All patrons requiring an accommodation, auxiliary aid, or other service are encouraged to inquire at the front desk. The Hearing Loop, an assistive listening system, is now available in the main theater. Special thanks to our partners at Lawrence Sign Up for providing updated braille signage throughout the building.

ARTS TUTORIALS

Classes & Events

Individual sessions are available with Arts Center teaching staff in all areas and mediums. RATES BEGIN AT $36 PER

fall 2019

HOUR. CALL FOR MORE INFO!

performing arts, exhibitions & special events

5 8 preschool/ kindergarten 9 elementary school 2 TO 6 YEAR OLDS

KINDERGARTEN THROUGH 5TH GRADE

middle & high school

11 adult arts 12

8TH THROUGH 12TH GRADE

FROM 14 YEARS OLD TO ADULT

r We offe ses fun clas ges for all a by taught ng practici artists in the of School Dance, of School Theatre , & Music ual and Vis Arts!

15 school of theatre & music FROM 2 YEARS OLD TO ADULT

17 31 become a member!

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school of dance FROM 2 YEARS OLD TO ADULT

SHOW YOUR SUPPORT FOR COMMUNITY ARTS — GET YOUR RED DANCER BUMPER STICKER! IMAGE NATE DITZLER, 2018/19 Ceramics Artist in Residence, Planning Ahead, Ceramic, glaze, 21x13x13.5”, 2019 , donated to the 2019 Benefit Art Auction.

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WELCOME! The mission of the Lawrence Arts Center is to create meaningful arts experiences with and for the community through education, exhibitions, and performances.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Ashley All Don Buchner Clare Doveton Chris English Joshua Falleaf Ron Gaches Ryan Galloway Tacha

David Hollond Isabel Johnson Whitney Lang Cindy Maude Dalton Paley Margie Wakefield Hong Zhang

NATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD Matt Gilhousen Mike Michaelis Deanell Reece Tacha

Roger Shimomura Susan Tate

ON THE COVER COVER Kent Smith, Pig Alley, Ink and Graphite on paper, 2018. Originally drawn during last year’s “Drawing Lawrence” class, which is being offered again this fall. See page 13 for info on this year’s class.; BACK COVER 300,000 Strong ,Woodstock Music & Art Fair, Bethel, NY, August, 1969.

This catalog is published three times annually by the Lawrence Arts Center, and is made possible by our advertisers. If you would like to advertise in the course and events catalog please contact Amy Albright, amy@lawrenceartscenter.org or 785.843.2787. The Lawrence Arts Center is located at 940 New Hampshire Street, Lawrence, Kansas 66044.

Photographs in this catalog are by Ann Dean, Marlo Angell, Jeremy Rockwell, Kyla Strid, Andria Devlin, Neal Barbour, Aaron Paden and Amy Albright unless noted.

Exhibitions

FIVE WEEKS OF PHOTOGRAPHY, FILM, MUSIC & ART TALKS CELEBRATING THREE UNFORGETTABLE DAYS.

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PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE 1969 WOODSTOCK FESTIVAL

August 9 - September 14

Fifty years after Woodstock, the festival is particularly interesting as a celebration and embodiment of what people dreamed the sixties could be.

At the end of a tumultuous decade, art and culture were redemptive spaces. Then, as now, Woodstock was a kaleidoscopic lens through which to view culture, history, and politics.

OPENING RECEPTION August 9 | 5 to 8 pm

Detail from Walking to Woodstock,Woodstock Music & Art Fair, Bethel, NY August 1969,

by Baron Wolman

FEATURED PHOTOGRAPHERS

FINAL FRIDAY RECEPTION August 30 | 5 to 9 pm

HENRY DILTZ • JOHN DOMINIS • BILL EPPRIDGE • ELLIOTT LANDY JASON LAURE • LISA LAW • KEN REGAN • BARON WOLMAN D O N ’ T M I S S T H E S E R E L AT E D D I S C U S S I O N S & F I L M S !

August 6 | 7 pm | FREE Free State Festival presents

August 15 | 7 pm |

INSIGHT Art Talk

Henry Diltz & Baron Wolman

Woodstock: Three Days That Defined a Generation

Curator Ben Ahlvers will present a more indepth look at the exhibition, sharing insights into the photographers and their stories, and expanding on the curatorial process and showing additional Woodstock images.

Curator Ben Ahlvers will host a Q & A with two iconic photographers, Henry Diltz and Baron Wolman, who photographed the 1969 Woodstock Festival.

August 16 | 7 pm | $8 Free State Festival presents

Woodstock and the 60s

With never-before-seen footage, this brand new documentary tells the story of the political and social upheaval leading to those three historic days when near disaster put the ideals of the counterculture to the test.

R U N N I N G T I M E : 106 M I N U T E S

August 8 | 5:30 to 7 pm

Society Member Private Preview We invite our members for a sneak peek of this nostalgic exhibition. All are invited to join — please visit the website or contact Development for information on becoming a member today!

August 22 | 7 pm |

FREE

Jimi Hendrix: Electric Church Live performances and rare interviews with Jimi Hendrix from the 1970 Atlanta International Pop Festival, then hailed as the “Southern Woodstock.” Songs include: “Stone Free,” “Purple Haze,” “All Along The Watchtower,” “Foxy Lady,” and more.

RUNNING TIME: 90 MINUTES

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August 26 | 7 pm |

FREE

FREE

A presentation by David Farber, the Roy A. Roberts Distinguished Professor of History at the University of Kansas.

September 11 | 7 pm |

FREE

From Woodstock to Fyre Festival A panel discussion delving into the changing landscape of music festivals.

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D i s egno: O n the I m p or ta n ce of D raw i ng

K U G R A D UAT E S G R O U P S H O W

NAZANIN AMIRI MEERS, JESSICA BELANGEE, RUBEN CASTILLO, MYLES DUNIGAN, KYLE GODDARD, EUGENE SARMIENTO, ERICK MORALES SCHOLZ, RENEE SPRINGER

August 30-October 5

Curated by Nazanin Amiri Meers

This group show, ranging from quick sketches to large-scale multimedia pieces, attempts to explore the role of drawing in the works of artists in various media. Participating artists graduated from the University of Kansas during the past three years and come from a range of disciplines such as metals, printmaking, painting, and fiber arts.

Amy Cousins: A S h im m e r a n d a S ho u t

INSIGHT Art Talk September 26 | 7 pm |

September 20 – October 19

FREE

RECEPTION September 27 | 5 to 9 pm

The sculptures and installations in Amy Cousin’s exhibit are based on her research into rare protest ephemera, out-of-print feminist newspapers, and accounts of radical queer histories past and present. She’s inspired by the ingenuity, playfulness, and spirit of celebration that has historically been wielded by queer people to combat oppression.

Ar temio R odrig u ez: Tra d ición y M o d e r ni d ad En El G rab ado Ar temio R odrig u ez: Tra d ition a nd M o d e r ni t y i n Pr i nt maki ng

September 20 – October 19 RECEPTION September 27, 5 to 9 pm As a printmaker who works primarily in black and white, Rodríguez’s signature style emphasizes simplicity and clarity. European medieval woodcuts and the great Mexican print artists such as Jose Guadalupe Posada have been influential in Rodríguez’s printmaking career. In 2002 he founded La Mano Press, an artist-run center dedicated to the promotion and appreciation of printmaking, in Los Angeles California. This exhibition is in partnership with the Tonantzin Society.

Stephen Johnson : 9 th Street R hyth m s

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October 25 - December 21

Galleries 9 vo te d 2 0 1 Best of !

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RECEPTION October 25, 5-9PM INSIGHT Art Talk: November 11, 7 pm

RECEPTION October 25, 5-9PM INSIGHT Art Talk November 4 | 7 pm bitforms Gallery Director, Steve Sacks

The words and ideas generated by the great American Poet and former East Lawrence resident Langston Hughes provided the inspiration for this project.

Like Hughes, Stephen Johnson looks for visual rhythms in search of the ideas and associations they may elicit. 9th Street Rhythms is a celebration of East Ninth Street and its adjoining streets and alleyways.

Founded in 2001, bitforms gallery represents established, mid-career, and emerging artists critically engaged with new technologies. Spanning the rich history of media art through its current developments, the gallery’s program offers an incisive perspective on the fields of digital, internet, time-based, and new media art forms. This exhibition is a showcase of bitforms artists.

R e b u il d in g Ea s t N int h St re e t

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The Lawrence Arts Center and the East Lawrence Neighborhood Association came together in 2018 to create a plan to complete the community-based public art grant awarded by ArtPlace. Since then, there have been three community input sessions to gather information about what the neighborhood values and needs are for the project. Using the input from these meetings, local and regional artists created proposals and submitted them for consideration to participate in the project.

We had a total of 57 proposals submitted and 15 of them have been chosen by jurors to create community-based public art around the East Lawrence neighborhood. The artists will be working to complete their projects within the next year and they will be finished by June of 2020. Check in at the website to stay updated on the projects and to see how you can get involved!

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Performance

940 Live returns

S on gs of Hope & D e s p a ir I I August 31 |

All Ag es, 1 3 +

Join us in a concert showcasing local musicians while they sing songs of Hope and Despair.

The B and That Fe l l to Ear t h KC: A Tr i b u te to D av i d B ow i e September 21 |

A ll Ages, 13+

Powered by up to 13 of the city’s most prominent rock, blues, jazz, and folk musicians, the band will perform two sets chronicling Bowie’s famed career, and feature Lawrence-based guest vocalists. This full-scale production will provide a connection between the cities’ vibrant music scenes.

Protest & Print : Lawrence Print Week

Lawrence Print Week is a week-long, city-wide celebration of printmaking. It is a platform for artists, printmakers, historians, and community members to discuss the rich and integrated history of printmaking and its ability to multiply, both in message and form. Lawrence Print Week 2019 will feature artists Amy Cousins, Hannah and Blake Saunders, Artemio Rodriguez, Matt Lord and many more. There will be demonstrations, workshops, and lectures for direct public engagement with printmaking-rich history in Lawrence, Kansas.

SCHEDULED E VENTS —

Monday, September 23

7-9 pm

Ink & Drink with Kate Horvat

Tuesday, September 24

7-9 pm

Slide Slam: Invisible Ink |

Wednesday, September 25 7 & 8:30 pm Eerie Ink Print Tour | Thursday, September 26

7 pm

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FREE

Insight Art Talk w/Amy Cousins |

F R EE

Friday, September 27 10 am-4 pm Screenprinting Radical Posters Workshop with

Amy Cousins (see page 14)

Friday, September 27

5-9 pm

Print Fair, Buy Original Art |

F R EE

Friday, September 27 5-9 pm & “The Elevator Project” (see page 12) | Saturday, September 28 10am-4 pm

Saturday, September 28 10am-4 pm Print Fair, Buy Original Art |

FREE

FREE

Saturday, September 28 10 am, Live Printmaking: Risograph & Letterpress | 12 & 2 pm

Saturday. September 28

6 pm

Wayzgoose at Wonderfair |

FREE

FREE

Th e Nu tcra cke r : A K ans as B al l e t Au di t i o ns

September 7 & 8 times can be found online // registration is required

Calling all dancers in 1st-12th grade and adults to audition for Arts Center’s 2019 production of The Nutcracker, A Kansas Ballet! This production is based on E.T.A. Hoffman’s original story and set in Lawrence, Kansas during the Civil War era.

This uniquely envisioned ballet production tells the story of how Drosselmeyer and Clara liberate the Nutcracker from the clutches of the Mouse King. This family production is for audiences of all ages. Be a part of this winter seasonal favorite!

PERFORMANCES

HE N O W O NTTAG E M A IN S

Stor y S l am

Ad ul ts, 1 8 + o n l y

December 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, 22

September 13: JOURNEY/DESTINATION

October 4: ADVENTURES IN KANSAS (in partnership with 38 North Fest) November 8: UNDERDOG

Real stories, live & uncensored. Stories told live, MOTH–style, the second Friday of each month. Never the same story, or evening, twice. Adults, 18+ only. Live music & social hour starts at 7 pm. Slam starts at 7:30 pm. Cocktails throughout.

The Second Friday of every month, September to May (except December).

Spill, Squish, Crunch: a sensory laboratory for 0-6 year olds

Ages 0-6 + family

September 28 & October 5

Get ready to spill, squish, and crunch your way through the Sensory Laboratory, a world that explores the five senses through tactile and sensory experiences. Designed in our Play Lab series, elements in the Sensory Laboratory were developed by local artists with children ages 1-6 and their families as artistic partners in the process. Join us in a curious investigation of how our world looks, feels, sounds, tastes, and smells!

} The Arts Center’s Theatre for the Very Young really knows what kids like. As one child said leaving a TFVY performance, ‘That blew my mind in a bazillion pieces!’ ~ —Linda Reimond on PlayLab

Wil l y Won k a

Age s 8 a n d up + fa m i l y

October 11, 12, 13, 17, 18, 19, 20

The delicious adventures experienced by Charlie Bucket on his visit to Willy Wonka’s mysterious chocolate factory light up the stage in this captivating adaptation of Roald Dahl’s fantastical tale.

Willy Wonka Society Member Chocolate Factory Reception

October 17 | 6:30-7:15pm

You won’t want to miss the chance for a private pre-show reception for the opening show of Willy Wonka! Hors d’oeuvres and drinks provided. All are invited to join — please visit the website or contact Development for information on becoming a member today!

Ghosting Lawrence

Ghosting Lawrence: A Theatrical Tour of Downtown Haunts

Late October

Join yarn-spinning Ric Averill as he walks you through Haunted Downtown Lawrence, assisted by spirits dancing, playing, and singing their way through the rich haunted history of Lawrence. Based on authenticated hauntings, Averill spins a tale of a town transported, burned, scarred, Phoenixed, uplifted and yet still haunted by ghosts from Quantrill’s Raid through the mid 1900s.

All Ag es. Ti c kets a re l i m i ted to 2 5 p eo p l e p er to ur. A m i n i mum num b er of 5 p eople p er to u r i s re q u i re d fo r sh ow to p er f o r m . Wea r yo ur wa l k i n g s h o es a n d b e p rep a red to wa l k d ow ntow n Law rence!

Ma d e l in e’s R e s c u e

November 2 & 3

BASED ON BOOK MADELINE’S RESCUE BY LUDWIG BEMELMANS, DIRECTED BY CYNTHIA CREWS

Lawrence Ballet Theatre presents the story of Madeline’s Rescue. When Madeline’s antics land her in the river Seine, a stray dog she befriended comes to her rescue. The 12 little girls give the dog a home where the love and adventures grow.

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Early Childhood Arts Coloring Outside the Lines Linda Reimond

} Very few things matter as much as a strong self-confidence and self-concept and an aesthetic sense. All of which have been tirelessly taught and joyfully learned at the LAC preschool. From all of us, thank you! ~ – ­A Preschool Family

AGES 2 TO 3, MUST BE 2 BY FIRST DAY OF CLASS

This child/adult class allows you and your 2- or 3-year-old to explore the arts together. We will paint and play, and sing and play, and print and play in a hands-on atmosphere. Plan to get messy, so play clothes are a must!

FEC1: 9/20-10/11, FR; 9:30 AM-10:30 AM, $70 ($63) FEC2: 9/20-10/11, FR; 10:45 AM-11:45 AM, $70 ($63)

Holiday Helpers

Integrated Arts

AGES 3 TO 5, MUST BE 3 BY FIRST DAY OF CLASS

Integrated Arts is ideal for your child’s first class away from home, or as a supplement to traditional preschool programs. Play clothes a must! Child must be fully toilet trained.

FEI1: 9/20-10/11, FR; 1:00 PM-3:00 PM, $80 ($72) FEI2: 11/15-12/13, FR; 1:00 PM-3:00 PM, $80 ($72)

Poinsettia Sale Fundraiser ORDERS DUE

November 5 PICK UP

December 3 & 4

34 YEARS INSPIRING CHILDREN, ENCOURAGING A LIFETIME LOVE OF LEARNING. The Lawrence Arts Center’s Arts-Based Preschool offers a creative approach to early education. The preschool provides social, motor, and creative experiences within an award winning curriculum. The program includes music, creative movement, sculpture, painting, drama, drawing, and opportunities to work with visiting artists alongside experienced early education specialists. This caring, thoughtful early educational environment nurtures creative thinking, decision making, imagination, and cultural awareness.

Linda Reimond

AGES 3 TO 8

Shhh! Create a holiday gift for someone special in this child/adult workshop. Here’s a hint: It’s made of clay, and created by you. $30/pair. $15 for one additional child.

Two children per adult max.

FEH1: 11/16-11/16, SA; 1:00 PM-2:30 PM, $30 ($27)

Saturday Art for Kindergarteners GRADES K TO K, CURRENT KINDERGARTEN STUDENT

Explore art outside the kindergarten classroom curriculum. Students will have the opportunity to explore, discover and create art both indoors and outdoors.

Using painting, printing, and sculpture, students will be problem solvers using the artistic and creative process. For students currently enrolled in any kindergarten.

FEK1: 10/19-11/23, SA; 9:30 AM-11:00 AM, $90 ($81)

} The Arts Center is a true gift to the community! ~ – ­Arts Center Student

Family Classes

Arts-Based Preschool

Kelly Galloway Kindergarten With a special focus on preparing young students to develop innovation skills, the creative, arts- and play-based curriculum developed at Lawrence Arts Center sets the stage for a lifetime love of learning. Unique learning centers are custom designed daily to engage young children and to offer creative hands-on ways of learning standardized academic skills. We are constantly, actively learning and exploring core concepts through a variety of interactive experiences in a rich cultural environment.

Each academic center is designed to meet your child where they are academically.

Our teacher/student ratio and small group centers allow us to work to meet children’s individual learning needs and styles in and out of the classroom. Children who are age 5 before August 31st are eligible to enroll.

For more information contact Linda Reimond, Director of Early Childhood Education, at 785.843.2787 or preschool@lawrenceartscenter.org.

GRADES PRE-K TO 12 AND ADULTS!

Family Pottery

Cindy Bicker Parents and children work together to make imaginative clay projects on the wheel and with their hands. Enrollment fee covers one adult and one child. No class September 21.

FYC691: 9/7-10/19, SA; 9-10:30 AM, $150 ($135)

Family Printmaking

Traci Bunkers Parents and children work together to carve blocks, roll ink, and make multiples on fabric and paper. Enrollment fee covers one adult and one child.

FYR14K: 9/9-10/14, MO; 4:30-6 PM, $150 ($135)

Family Crafting

Katie Alldritt Learn the art of the craft in this fun family class. Move through many mediums to create fun, accessible projects to decorate your home. Enrollment covers one adult and one child.

FYP24K: 10/22-12/3, TU; 4-5:30 PM, $150 ($135)

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Family Pottery

Cindy Bicker Parents and children work together to make imaginative clay projects on the wheel and with their hands. Enrollment fee covers one adult and one child.

FYC691B: 10/26-12/7, SA; 9-10:30 AM, $150 ($135)

become a member, buy tickets, & enroll online!

Enroll in any class with a red code before August 25 and get $10 off tuition!

Animals in Art Katie Alldritt

ARTspace for Elementary

Animals are everywhere, especially in art.

Practice drawing, painting, and sculpting your favorite animals in all their wondrous colors and forms.

GRADES K TO 2 FYP691: 9/7-10/19, SA; 9-10:30 AM, $110 ($99) NO CLASS SEPTEMBER 21.

GRADES 1 TO 2 FYP691B: 10/26-12/7, SA; 11 AM-12:30 PM, $110 ($99)

} The instructors were amazing.

The classes were inspirational for my child. She continues to talk about the things she learned and the projects accomplished months later. These classes are transformational learning experiences! ~ – ­ARTSpace parent

Artrageous

Katie Alldritt In this 3D multimedia class, students will explore sculpture in many forms. Using clay, metal, beads, polymer, wood, moldable plastic - you name it students create a variety of functional and decorative sculptures that push the bounds of imagination.

FYP6111: 9/7-10/19, SA; 11 AM-12:30 PM, $110 ($99) GRADES 3 TO 5

Digital Art Cathy Joritz

Jewelry

GRADES 1 TO 2

GRADES 3 TO 5

Using Adobe Illustrator, tablets, a stylus, and your imagination, take your illustrations to the digital world and learn how to utilize the vast array of software tools to accentuate your skills.

FYD691: 9/7-10/19, SA; 11 AM-12:30 PM, $110 ($99)

Anime-zing

Katie Alldritt GRADES 3 TO 5 Create your own anime, kawaii, and cartoon characters with copic markers, pencil, and a variety of 2D mediums.

FYP143: 9/9-10/14, MO; 4-5:30 PM, $120 ($108) FYP143B: 10/21-12/2, MO; 4-5:30 PM, $110 ($99)

Clay Play

Traci Bunkers

GRADES K TO 2

Learn the basics of hand building in clay with slabs, balls, and coils to make functional and decorative pieces. We’ll play with textures, carving & sculpting to manipulate the clay into textured bowls, chia pets, monster pots, and other fun stuff.

FYC141: 9/10-10/15, TU; 4-5:30 PM, $110 ($99) FYC141B: 10/21-12/2, MO; 4-5:30 PM, $110 ($99)

Drawing and Painting

FYP6111B: 10/26-12/7, SA; 9-10:30 AM, $110 ($99)

Katie Alldritt Have fun with all types of drawing and painting, exploring various mediums of two dimensional art such as paint, pastel, chalk, conte crayon, india ink, color pencil, markers. Each week students will try different mediums and new techniques to discover what best suits their style.

GRADES 1 TO 2 FYP441: 9/12-10/17, TH; 4:30-6 PM, $110 ($99) GRADES 1 TO 2 FYP441B: 10/24-12/5, TH; 4:30-6 PM, $110 ($99) GRADES 3 TO 5 FYP343: 9/11-10/16, WE; 4:30-6 PM, $110 ($99) GRADES 3 TO 5 FYP446B: 10/23-12/4, WE; 4:30-6 PM, $110 ($99)

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NO CLASS SEPTEMBER 21.

Holly Hangauer Learn the basics of metalworking in addition to working with a variety of other materials to design and create your own jewelry pieces.

FYJ443: 9/12-10/17, TH; 4-6 PM, $110 ($99) FYJ443B: 10/24-12/5, TH; 4-6 PM, $150 ($135)

Clay Tourist

Traci Bunkers Take your ceramics talents to the next level with handbuilding both functional and decorative projects.

FYC446: 9/12-10/17, TH; 4-5 PM, $90 ($81) FYC446B: 10/24-12/5, TH; 4-5 PM, $90 ($81) GRADES 3 TO 5

YouTube Shorts

LAC instructor Use filmmaking know-how to make YouTube short videos both collaboratively and individually.

FYM446: 9/12-10/17, MO; 4:30-6 PM, $110 ($99) GRADES 3 TO 5

Digital Comics

Cathy Joritz Comics: What are they? What features do they share? How are they used to tell stories? Come to this class to find out, learn to create a short story, and create a digital comic of your own!

FYD6113B: 10/24-12/5, TH; 4-6 PM, $150 ($135) GRADES 3 TO 5

Sew Fun

Traci Bunkers Learn to design and sew fun projects that include fashion, room decor and stuffed animals. We’ll start with hand sewing and move up to using a sewing machine while planning out our ideas in a sewing sketchbook. Embellishments and simple embroidery will also be covered.

FYJ323: 9/11-10/16, WE; 2:30-3:30 PM, $90 ($81) FYJ323B: 10/23-12/4, WE; 2:30-3:30 PM, $90 ($81) GRADES 3 TO 5

Candy Creations

School ’s Out!

You’ve won the Golden Ticket! Welcome to a Wonka-esque two day candy extravaganza. Students will invent new candy in 2D and 3D mediums, explore the imaginative world of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, learn about sugar crystals, and, yes, make edible sculptures!

GRADES 1 TO 2 Katie Alldritt Leah Towle FYX21: 10/17-10/18, TH;FR; 9AM-4 PM, $140 ($126) GRADES 3 TO 5 Leah Towle Neal Barbour FYX23: 10/17-10/18, TH;FR; 9 AM-4 PM, $140 ($126)

Dark Magic

You’re sure to be spellbound by School’s Out: Dark Magic Edition!

This bubbling potion of visual arts and performance will have you scrawling magic symbols, brewing alchemical concoctions, and casting spells in the ultimate wizard battle. Ingredients may include crystals, botanical creations, mysterious words, and of course more than a few dark secrets.

GRADES 1 TO 2 Katie Alldritt Leah Towle FYX13: 11/1-11/1, FR; 9 AM-4 PM, $70 ($63) GRADES 3 TO 5 Katie Alldritt Leah Towle FYX11: 11/1-11/1, FR; 9 AM-4 PM, $70 ($63)

Radical 80s Art

We’re DEVO-ted to the 80s! Neon color and bold lines abound in this tribute to a loud decade. Learn about 80s style through music and street art projects: punk rock, and graffiti. Jam out as you journey through the art of Keith Haring, Basquiat, Jeff Koons, and more.

GRADES 1 TO 2 Katie Alldritt Leah Towle FYX33: 11/7-11/8, TH;FR; 9 AM-4 PM, $140 ($126) GRADES 3 TO 5 Leah Towle Katie Alldritt FYX31: 11/7-11/8, TH;FR; 9 AM-4 PM, $140 ($126) DAY T I M E

HomeSchool

CLASSES

Math Art

Madison Sha Katie Alldritt Math and art go together like peanut butter and jelly! This class blends movement and visual arts as students explore mathematical concepts and bring them to life. Fractions expressed through time-based movement and colorful geometry put on paper are just part of what we’ll explore.

GRADES 1 TO 2

GRADES 3 TO 5

FYD2103: 9/10-10/15, TU; 10 AM-12 PM, $160 ($144) FYD2103B: 10/22-12/3, TU; 10 AM-12 PM, $160 ($144)

GRADES 3 TO 5

FYP411: 9/12-12/5, TH; 1:00 PM-3:30 PM, $230 ($207) FYP413: 9/12-12/5, TH; 1:00 PM-3:30 PM, $230 ($207)

I SPY: B ack to the G arden: Photographs of the 1969 Woodstock Festival August 31 Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the original Woodstock music festival with a game of gallery I-Spy. Enter your completed game for a chance to win visual arts prizes!

Roll into Print Week

September 21

We’re kicking off 2019 Print Week with an exploration of relief printmaking. Learn how to create your own repeatable images using common materials.

Printmaking Movers & Shakers

I S py: G aller y Edition

Amanda Clark Katie Alldritt Explore drama, dance, and visual arts over the course of 12 weeks.

Each day provides a mix of movement and visual arts, giving students a fun-filled afternoon. This class is focused on virtual and home school students, but anyone is encouraged to join.

GRADES 1 TO 2

Saturdays from 10am to noon

October 12

Visiting artist Amy Cousins uses printmaking to explore social activism and community engagement. Create your own mobile art in the form of wearable buttons!

FYD2101: 9/10-10/15, TU; 10 AM-12 PM, $160 ($144) FYD2101B: 10/22-12/3, TU; 10 AM-12 PM, $160 ($144)

Arts Studio

Free Family Art Experiences

November 2

Back with another round of I-Spy. Hunt for images in our galleries, and submit your completed game for a chance to win visual arts prizes!

Pixel Paint By Numbers

November 23

Explore digital art, bit by bit, as you create your own pixel based images.

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Middle & High School Art Institutes Enroll in any class with a red code before August 25 and get $10 off tuition!

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Digital Art

Sketchbook Studio

GRADES 9-12

GRADES 6 TO 12

GRADES 6 TO 9

Neal Barbour, Traci Bunkers Take your artistry to the next level. Work on studio practices to make pieces missing from your portfolio while learning valuable entrepreneurial skills to boost your visibility, such as website development, grant and scholarship writing, show setup, pricing your art, talking to galleries, and more. Develop your future as an artist with professional guidance on practices from artists and specialists in the field and work toward your own solo exhibition at a local gallery for the April/ May Final Fridays.

FYR339: 9/4-12/11, WE; 3:30-6:30 PM, $280 ($252)

Metals, Stones, And Wearable Art

Holly Hangauer Learn the basics of metalworking in addition to working with a variety of other materials to design and create your own jewelry pieces.

FYJ146: 9/9-10/14, MO; 4-6 PM, $150 ($135) GRADES 6 TO 9

Drawing and Painting

Katie Alldritt Have fun with all types of drawing and painting, exploring various mediums of two dimensional art such as paint, pastel, chalk, conte crayon, india ink, color pencil, markers. Each week students will try different mediums and new techniques to discover what best suits their style.

FYP246: 9/10-10/15, TU; 4:30-6 PM, $110 ($99) GRADES 6 TO 12

Throw On The Wheel

Michelle Rogne Learn how to make cylinders, cups, and bowls on the potter’s wheel. Trim, decorate, and glaze your pieces to walk away with functional pottery. This class is intended for all skill levels, for beginners to students looking to perfect their skills.

FYC336: 9/11-10/14, WE; 3:30-5:30 PM, $150 ($135) FYC336B: 10/23-12/4, WE; 3:30-5:30 PM, $150 ($135) GRADES 6 TO 12

Illustration

Brandon Keenan GRADES 6 TO 12 Use graphite, charcoal, conte crayon, and ink to capture reality with illustration. You’ll also try non-traditional methods to gain a new perspective on drawing!

FYP336: 9/11-10/16, WE; 3:30-5:30 PM, $150 ($135)

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Cathy Joritz Using Adobe Illustrator, tablets, a stylus, and your imagination, take your illustrations to the digital world and learn how to utilize the vast array of software tools to accentuate your skills.

FYD346: 9/11-10/14, WE; 3-5:30 PM, $150 ($135)

Traci Bunkers Books come to life in this imaginative class that fills sketchbooks and journals with colorful imagery and writing. Fold, cut, bind, paint, draw, write: put your ideas down on paper.

FYW146: 10/22-12/3, TU; 4-6 PM, $150 ($135)

} My child is on the autism spectrum – we have tried classes before, but they have not been successful. The Arts Center instructor was great! I feel like he helped guide the kids without putting unrealistic expectations on them. This has been a really positive experience and they have had so much fun and learned a lot! ~ – ­Parent

Screenprinting

Digital Art

GRADES 6 TO 12

GRADES 6 TO 12

Brandon Keenan Learn the basics of the popular printmaking method silkscreen.

Students will study both drawn stencil methods and photographic stencils that can be used to create multiple layer color editions on paper or fabric.

FYG446: 9/12-10/17, TH; 4-6 PM, $110 ($99)

Darkroom Photography

Ann Dean GRADES 6 TO 12 Explore film photography in this hands-on class that combines art, technology, history, and science. Students learn the basics of 35mm photography including composition and camera mechanics, film development, and darkroom printing. Film, chemicals, and paper provided. Students may need their own 35mm camera, but the LAC does have some, so inquire when enrolling.

FYG246: 9/30-11/18, MO; 4 PM-5:30 PM, $190 ($171)

School’s Out Moviemaking LAC Instructor

GRADES 6 TO 8 This two day collaborative workshop challenges a team of young filmmakers to write, shoot, and edit a movie within a quick timeframe.

FYX26: 10/17-10/18, TH;FR; 9 AM-3 PM, $120 ($108)

More Metals

Holly Hangauer Learn the basics of creating jewelry with sheet metal including pendants, sawing, sanding, filing, soldering, and setting a stone. Things like rings, earrings, pendants, bracelets, and small sculpture are all possibilities to explore.

FYJ146B: 10/21-12/2, MO; 4-6 PM, $150 ($135) GRADES 6 TO 12

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Cathy Joritz Using Adobe Illustrator, tablets, a stylus, and your imagination, take your illustrations to the digital world and learn how to utilize the vast array of software tools to accentuate your skills.

FYD346B: 10/23-12/4, WE; 3:30-5:30 PM, $150 ($135)

Illustration

Brandon Keenan Use graphite, charcoal, conte crayon, and ink to capture reality with illustration. You’ll also try non-traditional methods to gain a new perspective on drawing!

FYP336B: 10/23-12/4, WE; 3:30-5:30 PM, $150 ($135) GRADES 6 TO 12

Screenprinting

Brandon Keenan Learn the basics of the popular printmaking method silkscreen.

Students will study both drawn stencil methods and photographic stencils that can be used to create multiple layer color editions on paper or fabric.

FYG446B: 10/24-12/5, TU; 4-6 PM, $150 ($135) GRADES 6 TO 12

Digital Animation Crash Course

Cathy Joritz Photoshop is a great tool for animating animated gifs and short movies.

Students will learn the basics of navigating Photoshop and learn how to use its tools to create their own short animated sequences!

FYX36: 11/1-11/1, FR; 9 AM-3 PM, $70 ($63) GRADES 6 TO 12

Local Project Based Resident Artist Matthew Lord graduated with a BFA in illustration from the University of Kansas and is an illustrator and fine artist. His career milestones include several solo and group exhibitions, in addition to having his work featured in editorial illustrations, lectures, and workshops. Over the years, he has taken on the role of teacher, facilitator, mentor, curator, and storyteller. Matthew’s work tilts towards the absurd while incorporating elements of fantastic realism. Matthew will be in residence July through September, working on “The Elevator Project,” which will be featured as part of the Print Fair on September 27 & 28th, 2019. matthew-lord.com

Adul t Arts AGES 14 TO ADULT

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The Elevator Project

The Elevator Project is an art installation by Matthew Lord that blends printmaking and performance and takes place between the floors of the Lawrence Arts Center. This pop-up gallery will display works with distinct prairie iconography combined with surrealistic flourishes. The artist will be on hand, serving as a guide to explain his philosophy and methods of creating art—all in the span of an elevator ride.

This Project-Based Residency is generously supported by Linda Bailey.

Welcome 2019-20 Artists in Residence

The Lawrence Arts Center is thrilled to welcome our Ceramics and Printmaking Artists in Residence for 2019-2020. Our residents spend their year working in our studios, teaching, doing community outreach and developing a new body of work. They infuse our studios with a wealth of experience, enthusiasm, and skills, bring new ideas, and offer fresh perspectives to our community in Lawrence. Following an internationally competitive process with countless highly qualified applicants, we are delighted to announce that we have selected Ashlyn Pope as our ceramicist and Dayon Royster as our printmaker.

Ashlyn Pope | Ceramics Artist in Residence 2019-2020

Ashlyn Pope is an African American sculptor of Gullah descent. She holds a BFA in Ceramics and Printmaking from Kennesaw State University. She recently graduated with her MFA in Ceramics from Pennsylvania State University. Ashlyn is inspired to serve in her community as a champion for diversity. She does so by serving on the board for the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts as a Student Director at Large. Ashlyn mainly works with ceramics and textiles to create work rooted in personal experiences as a survivor of abuse living in a female Black body. The American system is one of constriction, for her body and for those who look like her. Ashlyn’s work is born of that nature. Through her eyes, spaces are both restricting and binding, yet they also contain hope, strength, and power. Ashlyn uses her work to address how bound or boundless we are.

Dayon Royster

| Printmaking Artist in Residence 2019-2020

Dayon Royster is an artist hailing from Richmond, VA. He received his BFA in Printmaking from East Carolina University and an MFA in Printmaking from the University of Iowa. While at ECU, he embarked on his first foray into printmaking with no idea of the path down which it would send him. Printmaking continues to captivate him because of the creative problem solving that is involved with the process; he returns day after day to try his hand at pulling a successful print. Dayon’s current work conjures universal themes of accessibility, curiosity, empowerment, self-doubt, identity, suppression, symbolism, and the “other.”

Our Artist in Residence program is generously supported by everyone who raises the paddle at our Annual Art Auction to support our Visiting Artist & Resident Fund.

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WRITING

Liars and Dirtbags: Writing the Anti-Hero Will Averill Lean into your inner dirtbag with this workshop focusing on how to write compelling anti-hero characters for your story or novel.

Together we will explore miscreants in storytelling, discuss what about them captures readers, and how you can harness your own rage, anger, defiance, honesty, and hopelessness into a compelling and terrible protagonist we can’t wait to follow.

FAW22: 9/10-10/29, TU; 6-8 PM, $160 ($144)

Not-So-Secret Selves: Writing Real Life Jackie Hedeman What does it mean to put yourself on the page? In this nonfiction writing class, we’ll discuss voice and persona, read published examples of memoir and personal essay, and explore the question of truth vs. accuracy, all while writing and workshopping short creative nonfiction pieces.

FAW13: 9/11-10/16, WE; 6-8 PM, $120 ($108) P H OTO G R A P H Y

Intro to Digital Photography

Ann Dean Develop your photographic technique and learn more about your camera in this beginning class for DSLR users. We will explore basic camera function, the lens, light, composition and exposure as you learn to take better pictures.

FAL11: 9/9-12/2, MO; 6:30-8:30 PM, $240 ($216)

Darkroom Photography Adam Finkelston

This class provides students with the basic skills to develop, print, and manipulate 35mm black & white images in the darkroom. Work with the instructor as you learn to finesse your printing technique.

Chemistry, 1 roll of film, and a limited amount of paper is provided.

FAL16: 9/14-12/7, SA; 10:30 AM-12:30 PM, $230 ($207)

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D R AW I N G & PA I N T I N G

Beginning Drawing

Ken Bini This class focuses on training the eye and hand to translate imagery from the real world to marks on a page.

FAD11: 9/9-12/2, MO; 5:30-7 PM, $210 ($189) FAD13: 9/11-12/4, WE; 7-8:30 PM, $210 ($189)

Life Drawing and Anatomy for the Artist Jeff Ridgway

MUST BE 18 OR OLDER Students learn to draw the human figure, working from a live model and using a variety of drawing media.

FAD24: 9/12-12/5, TH; 7-9:30 PM, $280 ($252)

Open Model

Jeff Ridgway This class provides an opportunity for skilled artists to draw a model each week using their choice of media. Students who enroll in Life Drawing receive a 50% discount on Open Model.

FAD37: 9/8-11/24, SU; 1-3 PM, $260 ($234) MUST BE 18 OR OLDER

Abstraction

Molly Murphy Find and develop your own visual language through abstract painting. Students will explore form, color, texture, line, pattern and process while simultaneously learning about lesser-known female artists of abstract art. All levels of experience welcome.

FAP35: 9/13-11/15, FR; 10 AM-12 PM, $210 ($189) J E W E L R Y, M E TA L S , G L A S S

Beginning Metalsmithing Carly Kimbrough This course will provide an introduction to basic metalsmithing skills like sawing, sanding, filing, soldering, and setting a stone.

FAJ12: 9/10-10/29, TU; 6:30-8:30 PM, $180 ($162)

Jewelry Design

Rachael Sudlow Learn how to make rings, earrings, and pendants in silver & copper using a wide range of techniques from soldering to stone setting.

FAJ23: 9/11-12/4, WE; 7:30-9:30 PM, $300 ($270)

PRINTMAKING

Screenprinting

Alicia Kelly Students will study both drawn stencil methods and photographic stencils that can be used to create multiple layer color editions on paper or fabric.

FAT21: 9/9-12/2, MO; 6-8 PM, $230 ($207)

Letterpress

Tim O’Brien If you like the written word and making images, this class gives you a chance to combine the two. Learn how to design, set, and print type to create stationery, business cards, or the student’s own project.

FAT31: 9/9-12/2, MO; 7-9 PM, $230 ($207)

Beginning Printmaking

Kate Horvat Learn the basics of all forms of traditional and contemporary printmaking processes, including but not limited to; relief, silkscreen, intaglio, monotype, and collagraph.

FAT12: 9/10-12/3, TU; 6:30-8:30 PM, $250 ($225)

} I didn’t know about Arts Center instructional classes for years. I’m glad I found it. I’m a life-long learner – so many classes to take, so much exposure. Loved the experience. Signed up for next quarter! ~ – ­Adult Student Artist

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Lockets

Carly Kimbrough Expand on previous knowledge to learn complex techniques through locket making.

Learn how to create a die form, hinge and clasp. Lockets offer a wonderful format for metalsmiths, that challenge existing skills. A basic knowledge of jewelry process, especially soldering, is necessary. Decorative process will be used to embellish lockets.

FAJ22: 11/5-12/3, TU; 6:30-8:30 PM, $100 ($90)

Risograph Printing

Drawing in Black & White

Stained Glass

Relief & Monoprinting

Kent Smith Using various Lawrence landmarks as our classroom, this adventurous course will focus on sketching the character of each place. The instructor will work with students individually to develop skills in gesture, perspective, value, color, and composition as you drink coffee and take a closer look at some of our downtown locations.

FAD25: 9/13-11/1, FR; 10 AM-12 PM, $180 ($162) Lora Jost Explore design and drawing techniques in black and white using ballpoint pen, ink, cut paper, and scratchboard.

FAD13: 9/11-12/4, WE; 6:30-8:30 PM, $290 ($261)

Fundamentals of Oil Painting

Ken Bini Students will learn about the basic tools, chemistry, and control of oil paint with fundamental exercises that are of value to beginning and experienced artists alike.

Learn how to develop paintings with lessons in composition, focus and color.

FAP21: 9/9-12/2, MO; 7:30-9:30 PM, $250 ($225)

Watercolor Fast & Loose

John Hulsey Explore the expressive qualities of watercolor and build confidence with the medium.

Make beautiful paintings from loose, energetic strokes and colorful washes. NOTE: a list of additional supplies needed will be emailed upon enrollment in this class.

FAP22: 9/10-12/3, TU; 5:30-7:30 PM, $310 ($279)

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Shanna Wagner Explore fundamental stained glass techniques while creating unique pieces in one of the most precious and revered mediums in the decorative arts.

FAJ16: 9/14-11/9, SA; 12-2 PM, $180 ($162)

Glass & Metals Open Studio Shanna Wagner

This class is for students with previous experience in Stained Glass and/or Mosaics who wish to work on self-directed projects.

One-on-one guidance will be provided by the instructor as well as access to supplies and equipment.

FAJ26: 9/14-11/9, SA; 9-11 AM, $180 ($162)

Glass Ornaments Workshop Shanna Wagner Learn how to use various glass techniques to make beautiful ornaments. Techniques covered include stained glass, mosaics, fused glass, and glass enamels. No previous experience necessary.

FAJ36: 11/16-12/7, SA; 9-11 AM, $80 ($72)

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Nicholas Stahl From its office copier origins to its modern applications within the art scene, risograph printing has become a quick and affordable printmaking solution for artists. This class will explore some of the ideal applications for Risograph’s natural grain texture and vivid ink tones, including but not limited to: zines, posters, cards, stationery, and art prints.

FAT22: 9/10-12/3, TU; 6-8 PM, $250 ($225) Dayon Royster Learn basic relief and monoprinting techniques such as single block, multi-block, reduction cut relief printing, and trace monotypes. Students will also learn how to combine relief and monoprint techniques to create thoughtful compositions.

FAT13: 9/11-12/4, WE; 7-9 PM, $250 ($225)

Intaglio

Dayon Royster This class will cover a variety of techniques, from basic line etching and drypoint to more advanced techniques such as aquatinting, multi-color single plate printing, and chine-collé.

FAT24: 9/12-12/5, TH; 5:30-7:30 PM, $250 ($225)

Printmaking Open Studio

Kate Horvat Open studio is for advanced students who want to work independently, using their own inks and paper. Scheduled classes have studio right-of-way.

FAT57: 9/9-12/7, MO-SU; 9 AM-9 PM, $280 ($252)

} I feel enriched ... and grateful for the artist-inresidence program at LAC. The work that the Arts Center does to bring artists of this caliber to the area impacts us all and challenges us to engage with complex ideas and ultimately define and refine our own relationship to humanity. ~ – Michael Krueger, Professor of Art, University of Kansas

VISITING ARTIST WORKSHOP

Screen Printing Radical Posters

Amy Cousins Join us for a screen printing workshop with artist Amy Cousins! Create one of a kind posters that highlight radical histories and activism specific to Lawrence and Kansas. We will pull language, images, and figures from underrepresented histories such as queer rights and visibility, indigenous rights, and environmental justice. No printmaking experience necessary.

FAT45: 9/27-9/27, FR; 10 AM-4 PM, $160 ($144) FIBER ARTS

The Quilted Story Anne Luben, Mercedes Lucero Quilting and storytelling have historically gone hand-in-hand. In this class, we will consider the quilt as both art object and narrative document. Examining cloth as source of warmth, decoration, commemoration, and political protest, we will create our own quilt as a reflection of Kansas history and our place within it as both storytellers and creators.

FAX14: 9/12-12/5, TH; 6:30-8:30 PM, $260 ($234)

Introduction to Fiber Arts

Nazanin Amiri Meers Students will learn how to dye, print, sew, and construct fabric through exploring a variety of techniques such as: immersion dyeing, block printing, screenprinting, machine sewing and fabric construction, macramé, and basic weaving.

FAX11: 9/9-12/2, MO; 6:30-8:30 PM, $250 ($225)

Returning Potter

CERAMICS

1st Time Potter

Learn the basics of wedging, centering, wheel throwing, and trimming and glazing while making objects like cylinders, mugs, bowls, and plates.

Ashlyn Pope FAC11: 9/9-12/2, MO; 5:30-7:30 PM Shantel Wright FAC13: 9/11-12/4, WE; 7:30-9:30 PM Adam Meistrell FAC15: 9/13-12/6, FR; 10 AM-12 PM Antonio Martinez FAC16: 9/14-12/7, SA; 10:30 AM-12:30 PM

all $250 ($225)

Beginning Handbuilding

Ashlyn Pope Students will learn basic building techniques through pinch pots, coiling and slab construction and transition into more advanced forming and surface decoration techniques.

FAC22: 9/10-12/3, TU; 7:30-9:30 PM, $250 ($225)

Atmospheric Firings

Antonio Martinez In this class, we partner with KU to fire multiple atmospheric kilns. Every aspect of the atmospheric firing process will be explored, from making clay wares, to splitting wood, loading, firing, unloading, and cleaning the kilns. This class is scheduled to meet at KU periodically throughout the session.

FAC33: 9/11-11/13, WE; 5:30-7:30 PM, $250 ($225)

Ceramics Revolution

Hollie Rice Fresh, new, and alternative approaches to working with clay are explored in this experimental class. All levels welcome!

FAC24: 9/12-12/5, TH; 7-9 PM, $250 ($225)

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Antonio Martinez This class expands on existing skills, refines techniques, and develops more complex forms made with parts.

FAC26: 9/14-12/7, SA; 2:30-4:30 PM, $250 ($225)

Figurative Form that Functions

Jennifer Doores, Laura Ramberg Combine figurative sculpture with useful form. Bring color, meaning, and story to the everyday things you handle and enjoy.

Make a rhinoceros platter, a beehive jar, a Buddha candle holder, or anything you can think of! The possibilities are infinite.

FAC34: 9/19-12/5, TH; 5:00 PM-7:00 PM, $230 ($207)

Critical Mass

Adam Meistrell This is a course for more advanced ceramics students interested in deep conversations and asking the question, why? Dive into ceramics and art history. Critiques and discussions will be scheduled throughout the session, and each student may use any material they choose.

FAC32: 9/17-12/3, TU; 5:30 PM-7:30 PM, $230 ($207)

Ceramics Open Studio

Adam Meistrell Open studio is for advanced students who want to work independently. Participants must provide their own clay and classes have studio right-of-way.

FAC57: 9/9-12/7, MO-SU; 9 AM-9 PM, $280 ($252) IMAGE, TOP LEFT: Prepackaged Grievances by Dayon Royster, Digital prints on tarps, 12’ x 16’, 2019.

IMAGE,TOP RIGHT: Bound and Boundless Benighted Bodies #3 by Ashlyn Pope, Textile, polyfill, pine straw, ceramics, sisal rope, 3’x2’x6’, 2019.

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School of Theatre & Music

Storybook Drama: A Unicorn Named Sparkle Kayla Sandusky Storybook Drama is ideal for a child’s first theatre class experience. We will act out and explore Amy Young’s book, A Unicorn Named Sparkle, where a girl sees an ad for unicorns in the newspaper and decides to buy one. When Sparkle arrives, his ears are too long, his horn is too short, he smells funny, and, oh, he has fleas! What is she going to do with this odd unicorn?

F-AYZ166: 9/7, SA; 10:30-11:30 AM, $10 ($9) AGES 4 TO 6

Storybook Drama: The Color Monster

Kayla Sandusky AGES 4 TO 6 Storybook Drama is ideal for a child’s first theatre class experience. We will act out and explore Anna Llenas’ popup book, The Color Monster, where a monster’s colors and emotions are all jumbled up. With the help of a friend, the monster sorts his emotions into jars to take a better look at them: happiness, sadness, anger, fear, calm, and love.

F-AYZ176: 9/14, SA; 10:30-11:30 AM, $10 ($9)

Storybook Drama: The Rainbow Fish

Elizabeth Sullivan AGES 4 TO 6 Storybook Drama is ideal for a child’s first theatre class experience. We will act out and explore Mark Pfister’s book, The Rainbow Fish, where a beautiful fish builds friendships by sharing its most valuable gifts.

F-AYZ156: 11/23, SA; 10:30-11:30 AM, $10 ($9)

Treasure Trunk

Kayla Sandusky Come open our treasure trunk filled with delightful objects, mysteries, and surprises. Students will use their voices, bodies, and imaginations in a new adventure every week.

F-AYZ146: 10/12-11/2, SA; 9-10 AM, $60 ($54) AGES 4 TO 6

} My kid loves tech theater at LAC but I love it because I think it is a great entry into theater for non actors and a great entry into the job world. Kids are expected to be on time, cooperate and do their part. From what I hear from my kid, hard work is expected and everyone needs to do their part. It is great training for future job opportunities. ~ – Parent of Theatre Student

Play Lab: Spill, Squish, Crunch

Amanda Pintore Join us in our continued Play Lab series, a research-based space for very young children and their caregivers to create with artists. This session we will explore the five senses in order to develop sensory and tactile opportunities for Spill, Squish, Crunch: a sensory laboratory for 0-6 year olds. Caregivers will join their children in a messy investigation of how our world looks, feels, sounds, tastes, and smells. All sessions will be recorded. Cost of enrollment includes adult and child.

AGES 1 TO 2 F-AYZ216: 9/21, SA; 9-9:45 AM, $20 ($18) AGES 3 TO 4 F-AYZ226: 9/21, SA; 10-10:45 AM, $20 ($18) AGES 5 TO 6. F-AYZ236: 9/21, SA; 11-11:45 AM, $20 ($18)

Play Lab: Atmosphere

Amanda Pintore Join us in our continued Play Lab series, a research-based space for very young children and their caregivers to create with artists. This session, we will explore the atmosphere around us to develop choreography and theatrical ideas for Atmosphere, an interactive installation and performance for very young children opening in January 2020 in the middle gallery. Caregivers will join their children in exploring how clouds, wind, light, and rain invite us to dance, make sounds, and interact with others. All sessions will be recorded. Cost of enrollment includes adult and child.

AGES 3 TO 4 F-AYZ116: 11/9-11/16, SA; 9-9:45 AM, $30 ($27) AGES 5 TO 6 F-AYZ126: 11/9-11/16, SA; 10-10:45 AM, $30 ($27)

Improv for Kids

Leah Towle Students will learn the basic rules of improvisation by participating in theatre exercises and games. Working together, students will explore on-the-spot collaboration and imagination.

F-AYZ066: 9/7-11/16, SA; 12-1 PM, $180 ($162) GRADES K TO 3

Everything is Awesome

Leah Towle What would it be like to live in a world where everything was awesome?

What about if everything was squishy? Or spikey? Or incredibly heavy? Explore these worlds and more as you journey through the magic tunnel.

F-AYZ096: 10/12-11/2, SA; 10-11 AM, $70 ($63) GRADES K TO 3

Spooktacular

Leah Towle Join us for three weeks in October to explore the eerie end of autumn.

Tell spooky stories, creep through imaginary forests, and make silly moments that send chills down your spine!

F-AYZ076: 10/12-10/26, SA; 11 AM-12 PM, $70 ($63) GRADES 1 TO 4

Chase Scenes and Physical Comedy

Leah Towle GRADES 1 TO 4 A class of epic proportion.

Learn how to use your voice, body, and imagination to choreograph wild chase scenes and make moments of disaster that will have everybody laughing.

F-AYZ136: 11/2-11/16, SA; 11 AM-12 PM, $70 ($63)

LAC Ukulele Orchestra

LAC Penny Whistle Orchestra

GRADES 4 TO ADULT

GRADES 4 TO ADULT

Matthew Mulnix Work as a group to create vibrant ukulele performances in an orchestral setting. We’ll sing and play holiday songs and well-loved favorites. You will need your own ukulele and to feel comfortable with strumming patterns, finger picking, and chords. This class will culminate in a concert at the Lawrence Arts Center.

F-AYZ021: 9/9-12/2, MO; 5:30-6:30 PM, $180 ($162)

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Gwyneth Sigmon Irish Whistle, Celtic Whistle, Tin Whistle. It goes by lots of names and we are delighted to offer a brand new Orchestra-style course that focuses on this special instrument!

Join us and learn how to play a variety of songs, styles, and techniques. You will need your own tuneable whistle in D; we can offer recommendations on where and how to find these prior to the start of class.

F-AYZ023: 9/11-12/4, WE; 5:30-6:30 PM, $180 ($162)

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Workshops & Intensives!

PLAY12

Christie Dobson Rachel Cross PLAY12, the Arts Center’s youth performance company, expands on the fundamentals of acting and focuses on the development of production, creation, community, and leadership skills through public performance. Students will work one-on-one with a mentor, build skills in small group sessions, and work towards a fully staged performance in the winter/spring session. Scheduling for this semester will be built with company member input. To apply, send cover letter and resumé to elizabeth@ lawrenceartscenter.org by Sept. 1. THIS COMPAGRADES 8 TO 12

NY MEETS AT STUDIO 720 AT 720 E 9TH ST. #8.

F-AYZ013: 9/11-12/4, WE;SU; 5:30-7:30 PM, $150 ($135)

Onscreen Offspring

Christie Dobson GRADES 7 TO 12 Have you ever dreamed about creating projects that combine live theatre with film and video? Movies are shot with multiple angles and edited together until the story is complete. The same amount of writing, rehearsal, and staging goes into live theatre, but the story unfolds in real time. We will explore how these two worlds collide by stepping into the role of filmmaker and theatre artist at the same time! THIS CLASS MEETS AT STUDIO 720 AT 720 E 9TH ST. #8.

F-AYZ186: 9/7-9/28, SA; 1:30-3:30 PM, $140 ($126)

Join us for exciting hands-on experiences that explore the arts of costuming and technical theatre through the Arts Center’s production of Willy Wonka!

Introduction to Costumes

Erin McElroy Students will work with professional costume designer and technician Erin McElroy to learn the fundamentals of hand and machine sewing, alterations, costume and makeup design, and costume craft work. Students will also have the opportunity to see how a show runs from backstage with the option of working costume crew for the run of the show.

GRADES 5 TO 12

WEEKLY WEDNESDAY CLASSES 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, & 10/2.

TECH WEEK OPTIONAL DRESS REHEARSALS 10/810/10. CLASSES WILL BE HELD IN THE LOWER LOBBY.

F-AYZ011: 9/11-10/2, MO; 6-8:30 PM, $100 ($90)

Introduction to Technical Theatre

Samaria Fleig GRADES 5 TO 12 Students will work with professional technician Samaria Fleig to build props and paint, learn sound, lights, and stage management, and run the performances as crew members and crew chiefs.

WEEKLY SUNDAY CLASSES 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, & 10/6.

TECH WEEK REQUIRED REHEARSALS 10/7-10/10. REQUIRED PERFORMANCES 10/11-10/13 & 10/17-10/21.

CLASSES WILL BE HELD IN THE SCENE SHOP AND THE MAIN STAGE.

F-AYZ017: 9/15-10/20, SU; 5-7 PM, $100 ($90)

Musical Theatre Workshop: Junior Improv Intensive: Junior Leah Towle

Rachel Naughtin Caroline Beazley GRADES 5 TO 8 Designed for all levels, our GRADES 5 TO 8 Our Junior Musical Theatre Workshop gives intense focus to singing, dancing, and acting. Work with our seasoned professionals for three hours each Saturday over the course of five weeks to sharpen your skills, work as a team, and perform a final sharing. This class meets at Studio 720 at 720 E 9th St. #8.

F-AYZ026: 10/19-11/16, SA; 9 AM-12 PM, $200 ($180)

Musical Theatre Workshop: Senior

Rachel Naughtin Caroline Beazley GRADES 8 TO 12 Our Senior Musical Theatre Workshop gives intense focus to singing, dancing, and acting simultaneously. Work with our seasoned professionals for three hours each Saturday over the course of five weeks to sharpen your skills, work as a team, and perform a final sharing. This class meets at Studio 720 at 720 E 9th St. #8.

F-AYZ016: 9/7-10/5, SA; 9 AM-12 PM, $200 ($180)

Acting Intensive: Junior

Jeanne Averill Are you already missing our Summer Youth Theatre season? Wondering how to strengthen your auditions? Join us for our Junior Acting Intensive to build valuable skills in character development, expressive voice, and dynamic choice-making on stage. Keep your skills fresh while you prepare for next season! This class meets at Studio 720 at 720 E 9th St #8.

F-AYZ046: 9/7-9/28, SA; 12-1:30 PM, $90 ($81) GRADES 5 TO 8

Junior Improv Intensive focuses on imagination, group collaboration, and quick thinking. Take your acting skills to the next level by working with our foremost improv instructor! This 90 minute class meets at Studio 720 at 720 E 9th St #8.

F-AYZ056: 10/5-10/26, SA; 1:30-3 PM, $90 ($81)

Improv Workshop: Senior

Leah Towle Designed for all levels, our Senior Improv Workshop focuses on imagination, group collaboration, and quick thinking. Take your acting skills to the next level by working with our foremost improv instructor in this three hour, one day workshop!

F-AYZ246: 11/2, SA; 2-5 PM, $30 ($27) GRADES 8 TO 12

Songwriting Workshop: Junior Ric Averill

GRADES 5 TO 8 Raise your voice in songs of protest and social change, old and new.

Join us for three weeks of singing and songwriting. Participants are encouraged to bring ukuleles, guitars, mandolins, banjos, violins, fiddles, tambourines, and band or orchestral instruments to jam through songs used during social change movements in Lawrence dating back to the 1850s. We will also create personal manifestos of social change and turn these into songs for a sharing on the final day.

F-AYZ086: 9/7-9/21, SA; 2-3 PM, $70 ($63)

Music Improv Workshop: Junior Ric Averill

Acting Intensive: Senior

GRADES 5 TO 8 Interested in learning how to improvise on your instrument in a group?

Join our one day workshop to explore the basics of following chord changes and improvising melodies and riffs that will ready you to play along with friends at any music session or band rehearsal. Please bring your instruments and we will provide a piano and keyboard.

F-AYZ256: 10/12, SA; 10 AM-12 PM, $20 ($10)

Adult Acting Collective

Adult Improv

MUST BE 18 OR OLDER

MUST BE 18 OR OLDER

Jeanne Averill GRADES 8 TO 12 Are you already missing our Summer Youth Theatre season? Wondering how to strengthen your auditions? Join us for our Senior Acting Intensive to build valuable skills in character development, expressive voice, and dynamic choice-making on stage. Keep your skills fresh while you prepare for next season! This class meets at Studio 720 at 720 E 9th St #8.

F-AYZ036: 11/2-11/23, SA; 12-1:30 PM, $90 ($81)

Leah Towle Seeking adult actors to work as an ensemble, delve into scenes, and deliberately craft performances for the stage.

The work of this ensemble will be driven by the interests of the actors and culminate in the production of a one act play. THIS CLASS MEETS AT STUDIO 720 AT 720 E 9TH ST. #8.

Leah Towle Ready for a spontaneous and hilarious challenge? Spend your fall with us and continue to build your improv skills, learn new games, and meet new people. THIS CLASS MEETS AT STUDIO 720 AT 720 E 9TH ST. #8.

F-AAZ014: 9/5-11/21, TH; 6:30-7:30 PM, $180 ($162)

F-AAZ024: 9/5-11/21, TH; 7:30-9 PM, $180 ($162)

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School of Dance BALLET & POINTE CLASSES

Intro to Ballet

LITTLE MOVER CLASSES

WEE Dance!

Amanda Pintore Ages 1 to 2 This class will bring parents and children together to build mobility and foster creativity using developmentally appropriate songs and games. We will use creative dance as a springboard into exploration and discovery—expressing stories, ideas, and dreams—all while learning the ins and outs of being in classroom/ dance studio setting. Tuition is for one child/adult pair.

FDYWD1: 10/28-11/25, MO; 10-10:50 AM, $70 ($63) $52.50

School of Dance Little Movers classes are designed to improve motor skills, self-control, and encourage confidence in movement within a playful environment.

Enroll in age-appropriate classes.

Preschool Dance I AGES 3 TO 4

Krisa Farrington FDYL16: 8/24-12/7, SA; 9-9:45 AM, $200

($180) $150

GRADE 1 Students learn the basic techniques of ballet through fundamental movements, as well as begin building their ballet vocabulary.

Stephanie Day FDYIB6: 8/24-12/7, SA; 12:15 PM-1 PM, $200 ($180) $150

Hope DeYoung-Daniels FDYIB1: 8/19-12/2, MO; 4:15 PM-5 PM, $200 ($180) $150

Hope DeYoung-Daniels GRADE 2 Beginning with Ballet I, School of Dance students follow a sequential program in which the syllabus for each level is designed to encourage greater awareness of musicality and coordination as well as increased flexibility and strength.

FDYB11: 8/19-12/2, MO; 5:15-6:15 PM, $220 ($198) $165 FDYB16: 8/24-12/7, SA; 10-11:00 AM, $220 ($198) $165

Ballet I: Boys

Hanan Misko GRADES 2 TO 4 Designed specifically for the male dancer, this class focuses on the fundamentals of Ballet and developing students’ ability to jump, balance, and travel with confidence and strength. Free for boys enrolled in another ballet class.

FDYBB13: 8/21-12/4, WE; 4-4:45 PM, $200 ($180) $150

Ballet I: Teens

FDYL36: 8/24-12/7, SA; 10:40-11:25 AM, $200 ($180) $150

Kinder Ballet

Ballet II

GRADES 6 TO 12

Betsy McCafferty FDYL21: 8/19-12/2, MO; 3:45-4:30 PM, $200 ($180) $150

Krisa Farrington FDYL26: 8/24-12/7, SA; 9:50-10:35 AM, $200 ($180) $150

AGES 3.5-4.5

Preschool Dance III

Krisa Farrington

AGES 4 TO 5

Students are introduced to the basic elements of Ballet through simple ballet movements, creative activities, and storytelling.

Betsy McCafferty FDYKB1: 8/19-12/2, MO; 4:30-5:15 PM, $200 ($180) $150

Stephanie Day FDYKB6: 8/24-12/7, SA; 11:30 AM-12:15 PM, $200 ($180) $150 GRADES K TO K

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Hanan Misko, Cynthia Crews

GRADES 5 TO 12, FREE FOR BOYS ENROLLED IN ANOTHER DANCE CLASS. This Intermediate level class strives to improve the dancer’s ability to jump, pirouette, and travel with agility, technique, and stamina. Students will warm up in Ballet IV/V and transition to Boys Ballet II at 4:45 pm.

FDYBB23: 8/21-12/4, WE; 4-5:30 PM, $260 ($234) $195

Ballet II: Teens

Ballet I

Cynthia Crews This class is specifically designed to introduce teens to ballet technique. Geared towards more mature learners who may have little experience with dance but understand ballet concepts and can work toward self-correction.

Students interested in Musical Theatre are encouraged to enroll.

FDYBT14: 8/22-12/5, TH; 4:30-5:30 PM, $220 ($198) $165

Preschool Dance II

Ballet II: Boys

Hope DeYoung-Daniels Two ballet classes a week are recommended at this level. Students are also encouraged to enroll in Contemporary, Hip-Hop, Jazz, or Tap classes.

FDYB25: 8/23-12/6, FR; 4:30-5:30 PM, $220 ($198) $165 FDYB26: 8/24-12/7, SA; 9-10:00 AM, $220 ($198) $165 GRADES 3 TO 4

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Paige Comparato This class is for teens who have been introduced to the fundamentals of ballet technique in Teen Ballet I. This can function as a transitional class, and students should take Teen II until ready to join the regular sequential ballet program.

Students interested in Musical Theatre are encouraged to enroll in this class.

FDYBT22: 8/20-12/3, TU; 4:15-5:30 PM, $240 ($216) $180 GRADES 6 TO 12

Ballet III

GRADES 4 TO 5 Two ballet classes a week are required at this level. Students are also encouraged to enroll in Contemporary, Hip-Hop, Jazz, or Tap classes.

Cynthia Crews FDYB31: 8/19-12/2, MO; 5-6:15 PM, $240 ($216) $180

Hope DeYoung-Daniels FDYB35: 8/23-12/6, FR; 5:30-6:45 PM, $240 ($216) $180 FDYB36: 8/24-12/7, SA; 11 AM-12:15 PM, $240 ($216) $180

Ballet IVa & IVb

GRADES 5 TO 12 Two ballet classes a week are required at this level; three are recommended. Students are also encouraged to enroll in Contemporary, Hip-Hop, Jazz, Wellness & Conditioning Seminar for Dancers, and/or Tap classes.

Hope DeYoung-Daniels FDYB451: 8/19-12/2, MO; 6:15-7:45 PM, $260 ($234) $195

Cynthia Crews FDYB45: 8/23-12/6, FR; 4:30-6 PM, $260 ($234) $195

Ballet IVa, IVb, Va, Vb

Cynthia Crews This is a combined level class for students placed in Ballet IVa, IVb, Va, and Vb. Ballet IV students are required to enroll in two technique classes per week and Ballet V students are required to enroll in three technique classes per week.

FDYB453: 8/21-12/4, WE; 4-5:30 PM, $260 ($234) $195 GRADES 5 TO 12

Ballet IVb, Va

Cynthia Crews This is a combined level class for students placed in Ballet IVb, Va, and Vb. Ballet IV students are required to enroll in two technique classes per week and Ballet V students are required to enroll in three technique classes per week.

FDYB454: 8/22-12/5, TH; 5:30-7:00 PM, $260 ($234) $195 GRADES 6 TO 12

Ballet Va & Vb

GRADES 6 TO 12 Four ballet classes a week are recommended at this level; three are required. At this level, students are permitted/encouraged to enroll in Pre/Beginning Pointe on Tue/Thurs & cross-train by enrolling in Hip-Hop, Jazz, Modern, Wellness & Conditioning Seminar for Dancers, and/or Tap.

Paige Comparato FDYB52: 8/20-12/3, TU; 5:30-7:00 PM, $260 ($234) $195

Krystyna Hilding FDYB56: 8/24-12/7, SA; 1-2:30 PM, $260 ($234) $195

Ballet Vb, VI, VII

Cynthia Crews Four ballet classes a week are recommended; three are required.

Students are encouraged to cross-train by enrolling in Hip-Hop, Jazz, Modern, Wellness & Conditioning Seminar for Dancers, and/or Tap.

Cynthia Crews FDYB672: 8/20-12/3, TU; 4:30-6 PM, $260 ($234) $195

Krystyna Hilding FDYB674: 8/22-12/5, TH; 4:30-6 PM, $260 ($234) $195 GRADES 7 TO 12

Pre & Beginning Pointe

GRADES 6 TO 12 Enrollment in both Tues/ Thurs Ballet V & Pointe classes are required.

First year students wear ballet slippers until approved to purchase and wear pointe shoes. This class focuses on strengthening the body and using proper technique in preparati on for the rigors of dancing en pointe. Ballet V is required to enroll in three technique classes per week in addition to Tues/Thurs Pointe classes.

Paige Comparato FDYP12: 8/20-12/3, TU; 7:-7:30 PM, $140 ($126) $105

Cynthia Crews FDYP14: 8/22-12/5, TH; 7-7:30 PM, $140 ($126) $105

Intermediate Pointe

GRADES 6 TO 12 Enrollment in both Tues/ Thurs Ballet Vb-VII & Pointe classes are required. Students must demonstrate strength and proper use of technique in Pre & Beginning Pointe prior to entering this class.

Krystyna Hilding FDYP24: 8/22-12/5, TH; 6-6:30 PM, $140 ($126) $105

Cynthia Crews FDYP22: 8/20-12/3, TU; 6-6:30 PM, $140 ($126) $105

Ballet VII (on Pointe)

Cynthia Crews GRADES 8 TO 12 Students placed in Ballet VII, our highest level, are required to attend four ballet technique classes a week.

Students are encouraged to cross-train by enrolling in Hip-Hop, Jazz, Wellness & Conditioning Seminar for Dancers, Modern, and/or Tap. FDYB73: 8/21-12/4, WE; 5:30-7:00 PM, $260 ($234) $195

Irish Step Dance I

Annie Stark This class teaches the fundamentals of Irish Step Dance, as well as various traditional dances.

FDYI11: 8/19-12/2, MO; 4:30-5:30 PM, $220 ($198) $165 GRADES 1 TO 3

Step Dance II Annie Stark Advanced Pointe/Variations Cynthia Crews Irish GRADES 3 TO 6 Irish Step dancers will be GRADES 8 TO 12 (BALLET VII ONLY) Students will learn ballet solos, duos, and trios from classical ballets and other choreographic works. Students must also be enrolled in Ballet VII on Wednesdays.

FDYAP3: 8/21-12/4, WE; 7-7:30 PM, $140 ($126) $105

Ballet VI & VII

GRADES 7 TO 12 Four ballet classes a week are recommended; three are required.

Students are encouraged to cross-train by enrolling in Hip-Hop, Jazz, Modern, Wellness & Conditioning Seminar for Dancers, and/or Tap.

Cynthia Crews FDYB671: 8/19-12/2, MO; 6:15-7:45 PM, $260 ($234) $195

Jerel Hilding FDYB676: 8/24-12/7, SA; 12:15-1:45 PM, $260 ($234) $195

WORLD DANCE CLASSES

introduced to some hard shoe dances, as well as step up the difficulty in the soft shoe dances.

FDYI21: 8/19-12/2, MO; 5:30-6:30 PM, $220 ($198) $165

Irish Step Dance III

Annie Stark Irish Step dancers will be introduced to some hard shoe dances, as well as step up the difficulty in the soft shoe dances.

FDYI31: 8/19-12/2, MO; 6:30-7:30 PM, $220 ($198) $165 GRADES 5 TO ADULT

DANCER WELLNESS & CO N D I T I O N I N G

Wellness & Conditioning Seminar for Dancers Dance Faculty

GRADES 5 TO 12 Led by members of the Dance Faculty and a special guest, this seminar will provide dancers with the knowledge and tools necessary to healthy and enriched development. Some topics that might be covered are alignment of joints, stability and strength, Progressive Ballet Technique, flexibility and musical relation, nutrition, mindset, and goal setting.

FDYBW4: 8/22-12/5, TH; 7:30-8:20 PM, $220 ($198) $165

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Learn the fundamentals of the graceful, fluid, and breath-based movements of Chinese Classical Dance.

This class incorporates diverse influences such as folk dance, martial art movement, ballet, and Chinese opera to create a unique cultural art form.

Chinese Classical Dance I

Wanwan Cai

AGES 5 TO 7

FDYC17: 8/25-12/8, SU; 5-6 PM, $220 ($198) $165

Chinese Classical Dance II

Wanwan Cai

AGES 8 TO 12

FDYC27: 8/25-12/8, SU; 6-7 PM, $220 ($198) $165

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CO N T E M P O R A R Y & M O D E R N

Based on the philosophy that every person can and should dance, these classes teach movement exploration and encourage play, structured improvisation, balance, and body conditioning within a group of social peers. During the Winter-Spring semester, these classes will perform in a collaborative production with Performing Arts in Feb-March 2020 (fees are included in tuition).

Contemporary Movement I Amanda Pintore GRADES 1 TO 2

FDYC12: 8/27-12/3, TU; 4:30-5:30 PM, $230 ($207) $172.50

Contemporary Movement II Amanda Pintore GRADES 3 TO 5

FDYC22: 8/27-12/3, TU; 5:30-6:30 PM, $230 ($207) $172.50

Contemporary Movement III Amanda Pintore GRADES 6 TO 8

FDYC34: 8/29-12/5, TH; 4:30-5:30 PM, $230 ($207) $172.50

J A Z Z , H I P H O P, & TA P C L A S S E S

Jazz I

Hip Hop III

GRADES 1 TO 3

Modern I

GRADES 5 TO 12

GRADES 6 TO 12

Claire Buss In this introductory Jazz class, students will learn the fundamentals for stylized jazz choreography while building rhythm, coordination, and character skills.

FDYJ15: 8/23-12/6, FR; 4:30-5:30 PM, $220 ($198) $165

Jazz II

Maya Tillman-Rayton This class focuses on the commercial (LA) styles of hip hop & choreography. Students will learn combinations that feature texture, level changes, and rhythm changes.

FDYH33: 8/21-12/4, WE; 7:30-8:30 PM, $220 ($198) $165

Tristian Griffin This is a beginning/intermediate class that teaches the fundamentals of Modern dance as well as various other contemporary forms such as floor work, Hamilton’s release technique, and Afrocentric influences. During the Winter-Spring semester, these classes will perform in a collaborative production with Performing Arts in Feb-March 2020 (fees are included in tuition).

FDYM12: 8/20-12/3, TU; 7:30-8:30 PM, $240 ($216) $180

Hanan Misko This Intermediate level class aims to develop the dancer’s ability to produce dynamic leaps, turns, kicks, body part isolation, syncopation, counter rhythm, and perform stylized choreography.

FDYJ23: 8/21-12/4, WE; 5:30-6:30 PM, $220 ($198) $165

Tap I

Tap II

Modern II

Lyrical & Contemporary Jazz III

Justin Harbaugh

GRADES 3 TO 5

GRADES 7 TO 12

GRADES 3 TO 6

GRADES 6 TO 12 This Advanced class features dynamic and expressive choreography and aims to improve skill, technique, and performance.

FDYJ34: 8/22-12/5, TH; 6:30 PM-7:30 PM, $220 ($198) $165

Hip Hop I

Maya Tillman-Rayton GRADES 1 TO 3 This class focuses on the fundamental steps of hip hop and the social styles that are popular today.

FDYH13: 8/21-12/4, WE; 4:30-5:30 PM, $220 ($198) $165

Hip Hop II

Raul Duenas GRADES 3 TO 5 It’s Time To Get Funky! In this class, Mr. Rauly will teach you some street moves mixed with different Funk styles.

Bring your knee pads!

FDYH24: 8/29-12/5, TH; 5:30-6:30 PM, $220 ($198) $165

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Donna Jo Harkrider This class teaches the fundamentals of Tap, basic rhythms, and stylized dance combinations.

FDYT15: 8/23-12/6, FR; 5:30-6:30 PM, $220 ($198) $165 GRADES 1 TO 3

Justin Harbaugh Students focus on identifying rhythmic patterns, structures, syncopation, counter rhythms, and call and response.

Rudimentary tap dance sequences such as time-steps and more complex vocabulary are regularly rehearsed.

FDYT23: 8/21-12/4, WE; 6:30-7:30 PM, $220 ($198) $165

Tap III

Justin Harbaugh The Intermediate-Advanced class introduces complex rhythms and new vocabulary. Completion of Tap II is required.

FDYT33: 8/21-12/4, WE; 7:30-8:30 PM, $220 ($198) $165 GRADES 5 TO 8

Tap IV

Donna Jo Harkrider This class is for Advanced tap dancers who have completed Tap III. FDYT43: 8/21-12/4, WE; 7:30-8:30 PM, $220 ($198) $165 GRADES 8 TO 12

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Tristian Griffin This is an Intermediate-Advanced class that builds on the fundamentals taught in Modern I. In addition to classical modern, this class will also include contemporary forms such as floor work, Hamilton’s release technique, and Afrocentric influences. Prior experience is required.

During the Winter-Spring semester, these classes will perform in a collaborative production with Performing Arts in Feb-March 2020 (fees are included in tuition).

FDYM22: 8/20-12/3, TU; 6:30-7:30 PM, $240 ($216) $180

} When I talk with girls who have already graduated from the Arts Center dance program, who I have made lifelong friendships with, they all say the same thing. They have never found another A D U LT D A N C E experience like the one they found at the Arts Center. ~ – ­An LBT Graduating Senior

Adult Ballet I

Adult Chinese Dance

Adult Hip Hop

GRADES 9 TO ADULT (OPEN CLASS)

AGES 13 TO ADULT (OPEN CLASS)

GRADES 9 TO ADULT (OPEN CLASS)

Hope DeYoung-Daniels This class introduces the fundamentals of ballet and is designed for those with little to no prior ballet training.

FDAB11: 8/19-12/2, MO; 7:45-9:00 PM, $240 ($216) $180

Adult Ballet II

For students who have at least one year of prior ballet training.

Paige Comparato FDAB2A4: 8/22-12/5, TH; 11 AM-12:15 PM, $240 ($216) $180

Justin Harbaugh FDAB2B4: 8/22-12/5, TH; 7:30-8:45 PM, $240 ($216) $180 GRADES 9 TO ADULT (OPEN CLASS)

Adult Ballet III

Paige Comparato This class is an Intermediate/Advanced level class for dancers with some prior dance experience.

FDAB34: 8/22-12/5, TH; 9:45-11 AM, $240 ($216) $180 GRADES 9 TO ADULT (OPEN CLASS)

Wanwan Cai Learn the fundamentals of the graceful, fluid, and breath-based movements of Chinese Classical Dance. This class incorporates diverse influences such as folk dance, martial art movement, ballet, and Chinese opera to create a unique cultural art form.

FDACD7: 8/25-12/8, SU; 7-8:15 PM, $240 ($216) $180

Adult Jazz

Justin Harbaugh This all-level class emphasizes classic jazz styles while building strength and flexibility.

FDAJ2: 8/20-10/8, TU; 6:30-7:30 PM, $120 ($108) $90 GRADES 9 TO ADULT (OPEN CLASS)

Adult Musical Theatre Jazz

Justin Harbaugh GRADES 9 TO ADULT (OPEN CLASS) This class is grounded in Broadway moves and jazz technique. Learn what you need to grow your skills or dance just for fun!

FDAM2: 10/15-12/3, TU; 6:30-7:30 PM, $110 ($99) $82.50

Maya Tillman-Rayton Come dance to some of your favorite throwback jams!

This is a no stress class where students will learn combinations and simply have a good time grooving.

FDAH2: 8/20-12/3, TU; 7:30-8:30 PM, $220 ($198) $165

Adult Tap! I

Justin Harbaugh Come take this upbeat class and learn the basics of Tap. From Fred Astaire to Savion Glover, this class will cover a wide range of rhythmic styles. This class is open to all skill levels.

FDAT12: 8/20-10/8, TU; 7:30-8:30 PM, $120 ($108) $90 GRADES 9 TO ADULT

Adult Tap! II

Justin Harbaugh This is an intermediate class for those with previous tap experience.

FDAT22: 10/15-12/3, TU; 7:30-8:30 PM, $110 ($99) $82.50 GRADES 9 TO 12 (OPEN CLASS)

Adult Pilates

Ashley Sandefur Strengthen and balance your muscles through mat exercises that create lean, strong, and flexible bodies FDAP13: 8/21-10/9, WE; 9:40-10:30 AM, $120 ($108) $90 FDAP23: 10/16-12/4, WE; 9:40-10:30 AM, $110 ($99) $82.50 GRADES 9 TO ADULT (OPEN CLASS)

} Oh how thankful I am for you! To have my son have such a wonderful role model at the Arts Center meant more to me than you can possibly know. All the time and effort you’ve taken to expand the dance program for everyone, especially the boys, does not go unnoticed. ~ – ­A School of Dance Parent

Performance Opportunities

Announcing the 2019/20 Lawrence Ballet Theatre Company!

Lawrence Ballet Theatre (LBT) is the resident pre-professional ballet company of the Lawrence Arts Center. Under the direction of Artistic Director Cynthia Crews, company members gain exposure and experience through numerous Arts Center performances and by working directly with professional guest choreographers. LBT is one of the fourteen member companies that make up the prestigious Regional Dance America/ MidStates Festival. Each year, LBT company members attend the annual RDA/Midstates Festival. The mission of LBT is to provide extensive training, performance opportunities and artistic experience to dancers seeking to develop advanced experience in preparation for a professional career in dance. Acceptance is by audition.

Student Choreography Showcase

Hanan Misko The Student Choreography Showcase is an opportunity for students to showcase their own choreography in front of friends and family. Student-choreographers are fully responsible for the development of their solo, duo, or group dance.

FDSCASE: 11/26-11/26, TU; 6-8 PM, FREE TO ENROLL! AGES 8 TO 18

The Nutcracker, A Kansas Ballet CO N V E N I E N T O N L I N E E N R O L L M E N T W I T H N E W

Dance Bundle Discount!

Hanan Misko Calling all dancers grades 1-12 and adults to audition for Arts Center’s The Nutcracker, A Kansas Ballet.

This production is based on E.T.A. Hoffman’s original story and is set in Lawrence, Kansas during the Civil War era. This newly envisioned ballet production tells the story of how Drosselmeyer and Clara liberate the wooden Nutcracker soldier from the clutches of the Mouse King. This family production is for audiences of all ages. Be a part of this winter seasonal favorite!

GRADES 1 TO ADULT

In response to your feedback, we are excited to announce a simplified enrollment process and fee structure! Starting this fall, families who enroll in three or more classes will receive the Dance Bundle Discount, 25% off all dance class tuition, at the front desk and now conveniently online! Additional benefits of our program include no registration, audition, costuming fees! NOTE: Families wishing to setup a payment plan and/or applying for financial aid will still need to do so by contacting our front desk.

Fees in bold listed with enrollment codes show the bundle price for each class: CODE: start date - end date, day(s), time, regular price (member price) DANCE BUNDLE PRICE

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F I N E A R T F R I DAY AGES 6–12 S e c o n d Fr i d a y s 10:30-11:30 a.m.

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A heartfelt thank you to these companies, grantors, and organizations who provide the Lawrence Arts Center funding, materials, and additional support, allowing us to stretch our limited budget and resources to create meaningful arts experiences with and for the community. We couldn’t do everything in this catalog without your support!

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New and renewing members receive a Red Dancer bumper sticker (while supplies last).

Student, Individual, & Family Memberships

When you become a member of the Lawrence Arts Center, you open the door for everyone to experience the arts!

$30, $50, and $100 per year

As a member, you have an immediate impact in a direct and meaningful way, while enjoying the inside track on everything happening at the Arts Center. Our members receive exclusive opportunities including early enrollment and discounts on classes and summer camps, and invitations to special member events.

• 10% off class tuition and early enrollment • Preview receptions for Souper Bowl, Print Fair, and more

Illumination

The Arts Center turns potential into reality for hundreds of people every day, from budding artists to seasoned creators - many of whom might not otherwise engage in, or have access to, the arts - through children’s camps, adult classes, afterschool programs, free art exhibitions, and educational interactive experiences for all ages and abilities.

Your membership donation:

Society Membership

• Support community arts for as little as

$41.67 a month

• Above benefits plus receive two tickets to the Benefit Art Auction with first payment!

Imagination

Society Membership

... underwrites 25% of class fees – memberships keep class fees lower. ... allows over 450 children a year to participate in arts programs through partnerships with Boys and Girls Clubs, Little Nations Preschool, Douglas County Youth Services, the Children’s Shelter, and others. ... unlocks world-class exhibitions that remain 100% free. ... supports nationally recognized and award-winning educational programs in early education, STEAM, afterschool, theatre, dance and artist residencies. ... backs the employment of professional artists. Did you know the Arts Center is the largest employer of artists in Kansas? ... invests in the cultural health and vibrancy of our city.

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$83.34 a month

• Above benefits plus invitations to attend Society events

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... makes the work of the Lawrence Arts Center possible.

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