Spring Summer Course Catalog by Workhouse Arts Center

ARTS CENTER

Spring + Summer 2018 Class Catalog Art of Movement Mixed Media

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Ceramics

Music

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Culinary Arts

Photography

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Theatre

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Glass

Youth + Teen Arts Camps

Creatures of the Deep IV Barbara Weber

9518 Workhouse Way, Lorton, VA 22079

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WorkhouseArts.org

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703-584-2900

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Spring Quarter Starts: April 2

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CLASS CALENDAR Ends: June 3

Summer Quarter

Starts: June 18 Ends: August 19

Summer Camp 2017

One Week Camps: June 11–15 & June 18–22 Session A: June 25 – July 6 (No camp on July 4) Session B: July 9– 20 Session C: July 23 – August 3 Session D: August 6– 17 Register online at WorkhouseArts.org or by phone at 703-584-2900

CONTENTS

About the Workhouse................... 4

For more information about classes, exhibitions and performances, please visit WorkhouseArts.org

Course Policies............................... 5

Campus Map

Ceramics......................................... 9 W-2 Future Museum

Art of Movement........................... 6 Culinary Arts................................. 15 Drawing + Design........................ 23 Glass.............................................. 26

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Youth Art Camps.......................... 34 Mixed Media................................. 37 Music............................................. 39 Photography................................. 41 Painting......................................... 43 Theatre ......................................... 47 Youth + Teen Arts........................ 48 Registration Form........................ 50

All classes are subject to change after this catalog is printed. Class updates, new classes, workshops, performances and events are always in development and added daily to our website. Arts programs at the Workhouse Arts Center are made possible through the support of the Arts Council of Fairfax County, the Virginia Commission for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts.

ABOUT THE WORKHOUSE

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Transformed from the former Workhouse prison, the Workhouse Arts Center is the perfect environment for inspiration and creativity. Stroll through its historic campus and meet more than 60 artists working on site in their open studios. Explore local, national and international exhibits in eight galleries. View historic objects and uncover the history of the former Workhouse prison when you visit the Workhouse Prison Museum. Everyone can discover their inner artist through more than 1,200 different arts education opportunities for all ages and skill levels. Enjoy a variety of exciting live theatrical performances and concerts in the W-3 Theatre. Whether you’re a long-time art enthusiast or someone seeking a new adventure, you are bound to find something new at the Workhouse Arts Center.

6pm–9pm Some days it’s fireworks. Other days, hula dancers and glass blowing demonstrations. You might even find craft beer tastings, live music, fire dancers, or plein air painting. You never know exactly what you’ll experience during a free Second Saturday Art Walk at the Workhouse Arts Center, but we’ll definitely delight your senses and inspire your creativity. Join us from 6pm–9pm on the Second Saturday of each month to discover the best of the Workhouse Arts Center. Whether it’s your first visit or your hundredth, the Second Saturday Art Walk is the perfect time to meet nearly 100 Resident and Arches Gallery Artists, creating art in their studios or exhibiting in our 12 galleries — not to mention thrilling performing arts events, artmaking demos, artist receptions, and so much more!

Galleries & Open Studios

Wednesday thru Saturday 11am–6pm Sunday 12pm–5pm

Prison Museum

Wednesday thru Friday 12pm–3pm Saturday & Sunday 12pm–4pm For more information, please visit WorkhouseArts.org

TEACHING ARTISTS AND INSTRUCTORS Visual Arts

Mikhail Bolkhovitinov Gwen Bragg

George Brown

Marni Maree Epp Meisner

Jeff Burton

Trupti More

Steve Canale

Patricia Rice

Bill Firestone

Marisela Rumberg

Mehrdad Izadi

Nadine Thola

M. Jane Johnson]

Hsi-Mei Yates

Danielle A. Cady

Lynda Ray

Martin Cervantez

Jessica Rossiter

Lynn Goldstein

Kathy Strauss

Christine Jenkins

Anne Whitty

Chester Kasnowski Michelle Keeley Katia Lu

Julia Malakoff

Art of Movement Janice (Cookie) Bell Linda Bradish Angie Hart

Christine Heckel Colleen Hoar Jen Katt

Scotti Kramer

Linda Lacombe Kim Lyons

Michelle Logsdon Cherry Nutting

Marilyn Peppers

Daniel Rodriguez Lesley Spalding

Cami St. Germain

Ceramics

Glass

Christie Thomas

Mike Corigliano

Tracey Alfaro

Jennifer Warnock

Pamela Eisenmann

Music

Suzie Jackson

Patricia Stephens Carol Tilford

Joan Kidder

Aubrey Lisowski Rick Peralta

Susan Summers Linda Teasley

Debra Balestreri

Karen Abbott

Joe Dailey

Julie Bahun

David Barnes

Brian Grow

Dale Marhanka

Hadrian Mendoza

Erika Quinn Radke Joan Ulrich

Kate Westfall Dick White

Linda Condray Anita Damron

Kathryn Lagassey Sandi Martina Sarah Todd

Sarah Wicks

Culinary

Erin Clarke

Kathleen Linton

COURSE POLICIES Students should save this page. These policies can also be found online at WorkhouseArts.org. Instructors: Our instructors are professional working artists and educators with years of experience and education in t heir fields.For more information about our instructors, visit WorkhouseArts.org. Skill Levels: Classes are described by skill level, grade and/or age appropriateness. Skill levels include beginner, intermediate and advanced. Ages for youth classes are 5-15 unless otherwise specified. Young Adult is considered 16 years of age. Adult classes are for ages 18 and above. Supply Lists & Materials Fee: Classes and workshops will indicate a materials fee to be paid either at the time of registration or at the first class meeting. Cancellation Policy: The Workhouse Arts Center reserves the right to cancel any class, workshop or camp that does not meet its minimum enrollment at least 3–7 days prior to the start date of the class or workshop. If a class, workshop or camp is cancelled, enrolled students are entitled to transfer to another offering without penalty (applying their paid tuition towards the new class) or may request to receive a refund. Refund Policy (for weekly classes): Class refunds are given (always minus $20 cancellation fee) if the refund request is made at least three days prior to the first day of a class. Refunds are not given after the second class meeting. There are special visiting artist classes that do not qualify for a refund. Those ineligible for a refund may request an acknowledgement from the Workhouse Arts Center of a tax-deductible contribution in the amount of the unused tuition. Refund Policy (for workshops): Workshop refunds are given (always minus $20 cancellation fee) if the refund request is made at least three days prior to the first day of the workshop. Refunds are not given for workshops if the student does not attend. It is not the responsibility of the Workhouse to accommodate individual student schedules. There are special visiting artist workshops that do not qualify for a refund. Those ineligible for a refund may request an acknowledgement from the Workhouse Institute of a tax-deductible contribution in the amount of the unused tuition. Refund Time Limit: In the event that a class or workshop is canceled and our offices contact the student for further information, the student has 30 days to contact us before their funds are considered a donation to the Workhouse Arts Center.

Late Registration, Transfer, Missed Classes: A $10 late fee will be added to any class, workshop or camp registration received after its first meeting. (Late registrations are only allowed for classes that do not have full enrollment.) All transfers must be made prior to the second meeting of the class. Should a student miss a class due to personal conflicts, sickness or prior engagement the Workhouse instructors are not required to offer make-up lessons to that student. Neither the Workhouse nor our instructors are responsible for a student’s personal schedule and how that may affect the student’s class attendance. Workhouse Policy: Students or participants enrolled in classes, camps and workshops are required to obey all safety standards and policies established by instructors and/or program directors. Some classes and media carry inherent hazards, which will be discussed by instructors before or at the first class meeting. The Workhouse is not liable for any personal injury or loss of property, including art work belonging to any student. No student will be denied admission on the basis of race, sex, or ethnic origin. However, because of the need for group cooperation in classes, the Workhouse reserves the option of refusing admission to any person deemed incompatible with any class group due to disruptiveness, or for any impediment to the learning process of the group as a whole. Weather Policy: In the event of inclement weather, The Workhouse Arts Center will make a decision regarding closure and will update our website to reflect the status of our campus. For the sake of clarity, we will now use a coded system. We will make the current closure code available to the public as soon as possible through our website and Facebook page. Please note that as of 1/1/2017 our closure policy, while informed by Fairfax County Government, will not always reflect the same closure status. Workhouse Education Holidays: New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Veterans Day and Christmas. These holidays, weather-related closures, or any additional days designated by the instructor may have make-up dates to be scheduled with students. Payment Methods: Cash, check, money order, VISA, Master Card, Discover, and American Express are all accepted by the Workhouse Arts Center.

Attention All Public School Teachers! Is it time to renew your Virginia State Teaching Licensure? The Workhouse Arts Center has been helping teachers earn continuing education units (CEU) toward relicensure since it opened in 2008. Many weekly classes at the Workhouse are geared toward intermediate to advanced students and art educators. Inquire at registrar@workhousearts.org to learn more about how we can help.

ART OF MOVEMENT No experience is required to participate in any of our classes! All classes are led by experienced instructors. Suitable for all ages and abilities! Art of Movement classes follow continuous 8-week sessions, and most classes accept new participants at any time. Many classes are self-paced. This program features innovative approaches to health and wellness as well as traditional mind-body offerings. Mindbody medicine uses the power of thoughts and emotions to influence physical health. As the great philosopher Plato said, “Lack of activity destroys the good condition of every human being, while movement and methodical physical exercise save it and preserve it.” Workhouse facilities include seven beautiful studios for both private and group classes. The Pilates studios feature state-of-the-art equipment with full repertoire apparatus.

Intro to Pilates Equipment Groups We cover the history of Pilates, the basic principals; breathing, muscle engagement and proper body alignment, along with the fundamental Pilates Reformer exercises. This intro class is a requirement for students new to the movement seeking to register our weekly Pilates Equip groups. Sundays

This beginner-level course introduces students to the ancient art of Scottish Highland dancing. Students learn foot positions, arm positions and basic movements as they progress through the British Association of Teachers Dancing (BATD) syllabus. Dancers increase coordination, muscle tone, posture and aerobic capacity while developing self-discipline and confidence. Beginner Skill Level: Tuesdays, 7pm Intermediate Skill Levels: Tuesdays, 6pm

Bodyblade Bodyblade provides a results-oriented workout that is functional, connecting muscle, joints and body segments for a safe, fun and effective training experience! This 30-minute session takes participants through a combination of core stability exercises with both upper (shoulder stability) and lower body (hip, knee and ankle stability) moves resulting in a stronger and more stable body. Almost immediately, most participants notice improved wellness, balance, coordination and muscle definition as well as greater flexibility and posture – and anybody can do it! This method of vibration training is simple and powerful, no matter what your fitness level, age, gender or previous training experience.

First Sunday of every month, 3pm–4pm

Fridays, 9am Thursdays, 6:30pm

Adult Ballet

Children’s (keiki) Hula

This class introduces the basic concepts and vocabulary of the Vaganova method of classical ballet, a precise technique that develops lower back strength, plasticity of the arms and upper body, core stability and increases flexibility. Whether you’re exploring dance for the first time or are a returning student, you’ll develop poise and musicality through the study of classical ballet. Beginner Skill Level: Tuesdays, 10:30am Beginner to Intermediate Skill Levels: Wednesdays, 6:30pm

Ballroom Dancing Learn how to cha-cha, waltz, foxtrot, swing and more! Learn the first five basic steps of each dance in the beginning ballroom, and then learn the rest of the steps in intermediate ballroom. Feel your confidence grow as you move, step, swirl and spin around the floor! Beginner Skill Level: Thursdays, 8pm Advanced Skill Level: Mondays, 7:30pm

ONLINE SPECIAL Register for 3 group classes and get BodyBlade FREE Receive 15% off when you register online for 3 group classes plus Bodyblade for FREE! (excludes Pilates equipment classes)

Promotion is only available for Art of Movement online registrations. You must register in advance of session start date. All sales are final.

Scottish Highland Dance

New students must be able to participate in the class by themselves. Basic hula steps and hand motions are taught separately, using Hawaiian words, games and chants to focus and practice. Hawaiian stories and crafts are incorporated to learn about the culture. There’s a circle time for getting to know all hula sisters and brothers, and learning Hawaiian language and songs. Ages 3–12: Saturdays, 10am–10:30am

Gentle Pilates Gentle Pilates is a chair-based, low-impact movement that benefits posture and alignment in the body. This class is appropriate for any type of mobility, whether wheelchair or ambulatory. Mondays, 10am

Gentle Yoga This chair-based, low-impact yoga improves strength and coordination in the body. It is appropriate for any type of mobility, whether wheelchair or ambulatory. Tuesdays & Wednesdays, 10am

Mat Pilates Pilates is a unique workout that focuses on core stability while using controlled movements to condition the body. Emphasis is placed on breathing and quality of form. While abdominal and postural muscles are strengthened, the body also improves in flexibility. Regular practice of Pilates exercises dramatically improves strength, flexibility, coordination, balance, posture and the mind-body connection. Mondays, 8am and 7:15pm Wednesdays, 9am and 6:30pm Saturdays, 9am

SmartMoves for Seniors It’s never too late to make a SmartMove toward a more healthy, stronger, balanced you. This is a no- to low-impact class designed for young-at-heart people who are 55 or over. Use your current skills and strengths to improve balance, avoid falls, increase sense of proprioception and cognitive skills. By using the philosophy and techniques of different movements, this class helps you improve everyday functions while having fun. Mondays, 11:30am Thursdays, 10am

Hulau Hula O Ke Anuenue Punahele (Hula Instruction) Students learn to appreciate hula, music, history, culture and traditions! Hula embraces the physical, mental and emotional aspect of dance. The cultural history of each mele (song) is discussed, emphasizing how background is embedded in the dance vocabulary and style. Saturdays, 9am

Nia “Nia” (Neuromuscular Integrative Action) is a fusion of movement that draws upon the expressiveness of dance, the martial arts and the healing arts. Nia delivers cardiovascular and whole-body conditioning, modern dance mixed with heart-pumping karate kicks and subtle therapeutic suggestions and visualization techniques, helping you develop awareness and heighten sensation. Mondays, 7pm

Push, Pull, Flex, Move!

Cardio and core training in the same class! This total-body workout incorporates aerobic conditioning with balance training, core conditioning, and upper and lower body strengthening. The multi-station circuit incorporates some studio equipment and a person’s own body for effective balance and resistance training; group aerobics are interspersed to break up the circuit progression and provide more intensive cardio. This lively format is both challenging and fun as part of a supportive, non-intimidating atmosphere. All moves are adaptable to an individual’s fitness level. Mondays, 10:30am

Row Fit This total-body cardio workout burns calories and sculpt muscle in a non-impact format that is safe and effective for all fitness levels. Using every major muscle of the body while moving fluidly through the rowing stroke sequence, participants increase range of motion and cardiovascular function while building muscular strength. Learn the power of being in the rowing zone in our new rowing studio. Mondays & Wednesdays, 6:30pm Thursdays, 9am Fridays, 9:35am

Row Flow

Surfset (Indoor Surfing Fitness) Cowabunga, dude! The Workhouse is teaming up with the creators of Surfset Fitness and taking the hottest workout from water to land. Surf without the sharks on a 6-foot long Surfset board that engages the body and mind and encourages multi-planar movements. Surfset boards are designed to mimic surfing or stand-up paddle boarding on land – without any “off-season!” Every exercise on the board is designed to engage your core and stabilizer muscles and increase your cardio. Influences from yoga, Pilates, aerobics and more are integrated into this fresh, challenging and exciting new practice. Mondays, 7:45pm Thursdays, 10:30am

Junior Surfset Young surfers develop their skills, cardiovascular and core strength and improve balance while exploring the adventurous sport of surfing and paddle boarding without the water. Surfer dudes and dudettes engage their minds and bodies in a positive and healthy way that builds confidence while having fun. Ages 8–12: Thursdays, 5:30pm

Beginner Tai Chi Taijiquan Kung Fu, also called Tai Chi Chuan (Tai Chi), is a Chinese martial art that means “Supreme Ultimate Boxing.” It is an exercise system for relaxation, health and self-defense. It consists of slow, circular hand, foot and body movements. It can be described as swimming in water. Anyone, regardless of age or physical ability, can practice Tai Chi. The Cheng Man Ch’ing Form (also known as the Yang Style Short Form -37) will be taught. No prior experience needed. Tuesdays, 7pm

Group Classes: $110 for 8-week session* $16 for drop-in single class Pilates Equipment Group: $210 for 8-week session Semi-Private + Private Pilates Equipment: Contact Lesley Spalding at 703-584-2965 or at lesleyspalding@workhousearts.org

Combining the best of both rowing and yoga, this hybrid class is pure fluidity-in-motion. Rowing improves strength and endurance while yoga improves flexibility and balance. Participants alternate between the rowing machine and the yoga mat. Row Flow increases your stamina and strength while reducing stress and anxiety.

Ballroom Dancing: $110 (Single) $210 (Couple)

Tuesdays, 9:30am Wednesdays, 9am

*Adjustments are made for students registering past session start date and holidays.

ART OF MOVEMENT

Advanced Tai Chi Students in the advanced Tai Chi class will receive instruction in the Ten Posture Form, Tang Style Long Form, Two-person Tai Chi San Shou Form, Push Hands, and Chin Na (joint-locking techniques.) The martial arts applications of each of the forms is taught. For those interested, instructor certification is available through a four level, white to black sash comprehensive curriculum. The rank of Black Sash is awarded to students who have successfully completed the entire curriculum and demonstrated the appropriate level of skill. The advanced Tai Chi class requires completion of the Beginning Tai Chi class and approval of the instructor. Tuesdays, 8pm

Yoga Hatha yoga focuses on asanas or poses. A person who practices yoga goes through a series of specific poses while controlling his or her breathing, incorporating meditation and relaxation. Yoga improves flexibility, strength, balance, stamina and mental clarity while reducing anxiety and stress. Yoga is about creating balance in the mind-body connection. Wednesdays, 10:30am and 7:30pm Thursdays, 9am and 7pm Fridays & Saturdays, 10am

Yogalates Combine the best of both worlds! Yoga improves flexibility, strength, balance, stamina and mental clarity, while reducing anxiety and stress. Yoga is about creating balance in the body through developing strength, flexibility, and the mind-body connection. Pilates is a unique workout that focuses on core stability while using controlled movements to condition the body. Emphasis is placed on breathing and quality of form. While abdominal and postural muscles are strengthened, the body also improves in flexibility. Wednesdays, 8am

ZEN•GA® ZEN•GA is a synergistic blend of mind-body modalities supported by exercise science and the newest findings in fascial fitness. ZEN represents the search for inner discovery, while yoga symbolizes a pathway to reach it. ZEN•GA is based on Four Mindful Movement Principles: breath, support, yield and flow. These principles bring awareness of how the body and the mind move in tandem. ZEN•GA focuses on core stability, stamina and resilience while attaining a state of presence. The increase in demand on the neuromuscular system affords the benefits of improved strength, enhanced elasticity and creates a more youthful, resilient and fluid body. Tuesdays, 9am

Pilates Barre Express! Pilates Barre is a beginner/intermediate 30 minute class. This class combines the principles of Pilates and Ballet Barre work to ensure you gain an awareness of your core and body alignment. The Ballet Barre and Pilates Props are incorporated into a flowing movement routine to challenge your strength and stability while increasing stamina and flexibility. Pilates Barre is a great way to add variety to your Pilates and Ballet routine while toning your entire body. Mondays, 6:30pm

Pilates Reformer Jump Board Class

Our 30 minute Cardio Pilates Jump Board classes are the perfect way to incorporate cardio work into your Pilates routine. This innovative full body workout consists of a continuous flow of Pilates exercises conducted on the reformer with the Jump board attached.

Fluid transitions, coupled with interval jumping, results in an increased heart rate that is optimal for burning calories and building lean muscle. The benefits of our Jump Board class are wide-ranging and amazing! You'll feel the burn in both your arms and legs, develop power and speed, improve overall coordination, and elevate your heart rate more than any other Pilates classes. It will expand your Pilates practice by challenging you in different positions: lying on your back and side, kneeling facing the front, back, and side, and many more physique toning movements. Plus, it's easy and so much fun - the 30 minutes is over before you know it. Mondays, 6pm Thursdays, 7pm Fridays, 9:30am

Jazzercise Classes Every Jazzercise group dance fitness class combines dance-based cardio with strength training and stretching to sculpt, tone and lengthen muscles for maximum fat burn. Choreographed to today’s hottest music, Jazzercise is a fusion of jazz dance, aerobic exercise, resistance training, Pilates, yoga and kickboxing. Start dancing yourself fit, and change the shape of your body! For more specific class info, pricing, and to register for Jazzercise courses, visit www.jazzercise.com.

Teen Yoga This yoga class will focus on safely learning yogic poses (asanas) as well as breathing exercises to help with focus and relaxation. Modern day adolescence and teenage years are filled with competitive activities and the pressures of academic achievement. Yoga is a wonderful way for teens to focus on their growing bodies and to quiet the mind from the constant chatter of peers and media. Yoga postures integrate the mind and body through synchronized breath and movement. On top of physical benefits of improving strength, flexibility, and balance, yoga provides the tools to help improve our focus and regulate our response to stress. Studies have shown a connection between children and teens who practice yoga and their reduction in stress levels. This in turn aids their ability to navigate the social and academic hurdles they encounter during this phase of development with more ease and grace. Sundays, 10:00am

Semi-Private + Private Pilates Equipment Classes The Workhouse specializes in private and semi-private equipment Pilates classes. Our team of highly skilled and caring instructors are dedicated to helping you achieve measurable results. Students who wish to take semi-private classes together are encouraged to register together. The Pilates studio features state-of-the-art equipment from Stott Pilates. A series of 500 resistance exercises are performed on Stott Pilates V2Max Plus Machines, Barrels, Cadillac, Spine Corrector, Stability Chair and an array of small equipment. With the Pilates emphasis on core strength and precise form, these effective pieces of equipment help the body move more efficiently. Before a new student can register for a Pilates Equipment class, he/she must take one 55-minute private lesson that includes the following: ▪ Static or Dynamic Postural Analysis ▪ Introduction to Pilates Basic Principles ▪ Introduction to Equipment and Basic Workout After the client’s first session, a specific exercise program is written for him/her for the future sessions. This program will be monitored and changed as the client progresses. At any point in time, you may ask for a static analysis or movement analysis to compare progress. For more info, contact Lesley at lesleyspalding@workhousearts.org

CERAMICS

The Workhouse Arts Center’s Ceramics Program is a collective and dynamic environment that promotes ceramic arts through research, education and outreach. The program is housed in Building W-8, a state-of-the-art, expansive and open-air facility with two indoor kiln rooms, an outdoor kiln yard with a 32-cubic-foot gas shuttle kiln, Raku kiln, spray booth, 21 Brent CXC wheels, a fully equipped raw materials lab with AMACO ball mill and blunger, a clay storage/mixing room with clay mixing equipment, slab rollers and extruder along with extensive shelving and workspace for hand-built and wheel-thrown work. The facility is also home to six private and shared resident and emerging artists’ studios and a retail gallery for the exhibition and sale of residents’ work. As part of the Workhouse Arts Center's commitment to the promotion of artistic and cultural creativity, the Ceramics Program offers students the opportunity to develop their skills and technical knowledge through the Ceramics Work Study Program. This program involves training in various areas of ceramic studio operations for beginning through advanced students who want to help with daily operational activities in exchange for open access to the studio during non-class times and/or credits towards tuition.

Beginning & Intermediate Ceramics Beginner to Intermediate Skill Level: Ages 17 and older Instructors: Debra Balestreri + Joe Dailey + Dale Marhanka + Joan Ulrich + Kate Westfall This class is for students who have no previous clay experience or would like to extend the scope of their basic skills. Students will be taught how to create basic cylindrical and bowl forms through the instruction of either hand-building and/or wheel-throwing techniques. Focus will be on process and the enjoyment of exploring, working and creating with your hands in clay. A basic pottery tool kit is available for $18, payable to instructor.

3 Hour Classes

Spring Quarter: 9 weeks Tuesday April 3, 7pm–10pm (Marhanka) Wednesday April 4, 10am–1pm (Ulrich) Thursday April 5, 10am–1pm (Westfall) Saturday April 7, 6pm–9pm (Balestreri) Tuition: $245 Materials Fee: $45 added at time of registration Summer Quarter: 8 weeks Tuesday June 19, 7pm–10pm (Marhanka) Wednesday June 20, 10am–1pm (Ulrich) Thursday June 21, 10am–1pm (Westfall) Saturday June 23, 6pm–9pm (Balestreri) Tuition: $235 Materials Fee: $45 added at time of registration

2.5 Hour Classes

Spring Quarter Only: 9 weeks Monday April 2, 7pm–9:30pm (Dailey) Tuition: $230 Materials Fee: $45 added at registration Summer Quarter: 8 weeks Monday June 18, 7pm–9:30pm (Dailey) Tuition: $220 Materials Fee: $45, added at time of registration

Intermediate & Advanced Ceramics Intermediate to Advanced Skill Level: Ages 17 and older Instructors: Brian Grow + Dale Marhanka This class is for students who already possess the basic hand-building and/or wheel-throwing skills and are ready to move on to more complicated forms. The focus of this class is to encourage students to perfect their sense of craftsmanship while continuing exploration and use of various surface decoration and firing techniques. A basic pottery tool kit is available for $18, payable to instructor.

3 Hour Classes

Spring Quarter: 9 weeks Tuesday April 3, 10am–1pm (Grow) Tuition: $245 Materials Fee: $45 added at time of registration Summer Quarter: 8 weeks Tuesday June 19, 10am–1pm (Grow) Tuition: $235 Materials Fee: $45 added at time of registration

2.5 Hour Classes

Spring Quarter: 6 weeks Sunday April 8, 10:30am–1pm (Marhanka) Tuition: $200 Materials Fee: $45 added at time of registration Summer Quarter: 6 weeks Sunday June 24, 10:30am–1pm (Marhanka) Tuition: $200 Materials Fee: $45 added at time of registration

For more info about the Workhouse Ceramics Program, please contact Dale Marhanka dalemarhanka@workhousearts.org

CERAMICS

Beginning & Advanced Ceramics

Beginning to Advanced Skill Level: Ages 17 and older Instructors: Brian Grow + Hadrian Mendoza This class is designed for students with beginning through advanced hand-building and wheel-throwing skills that would like to in¬crease their technical, firing and surface decorating knowledge. Focus will be on the continued development of design, with either functional or non-functional forms, as well as construction, glazing and firing processes to bring forth their own ideas, influences and personal style. A basic pottery tool kit is available for $18, payable to instructor. Spring Quarter: 9 weeks Tuesday April 3, 1:30pm–4pm (Grow) Wednesday April 4, 7pm–9:30pm (Grow) Sunday April 8, 4:30pm–7pm (Mendoza) Tuition: $230 Materials Fee: $45 added at time of registration Summer Quarter: 8 weeks Tuesday June 19, 1:30pm–4pm (Grow) Wednesday June 20, 7pm–9:30pm (Grow) Sunday June 24, 4:30pm–7pm (Mendoza) Tuition: $220 Materials Fee: $45 added at time of registration

Hand-Building + Ceramic Sculpture

All Skill Levels: Ages 17 and older Instructors: Kristen Morsches + Erika Quinn Radke + Kate Westfall Students of all skill levels will learn to use clay construction techniques including pinch, coil, slab, press mold, extruding and surface enrichment to create ceramic vessels and sculptures. Students will participate in critiques and study the styles of contemporary ceramic artists. Focus will be on expressing ideas through hand-building in clay and developing a personal style. A basic pottery tool kit is available for $18, payable to instructor.

3 Hour Classes

Spring Quarter: 9 weeks Thursday April 5, 6:30pm–9:30pm (Radke) Friday April 6, 10am–1pm (Westfall) Tuition: $245 Materials Fee: $55 added at time of registration Summer Quarter: 8 weeks Thursday June 21, 6:30pm–9:30pm (Radke) Friday June 22, 10am–1pm (Westfall) Tuition: $235 Materials Fee: $55 added at time of registration

2.5 Hour Classes

Spring Quarter: 9 weeks Sunday April 8, 1:30pm–4pm (Morsches) Tuition: $230 Materials Fee: $45 added at time of registration Summer Quarter: 8 weeks Sunday June 24, 1:30pm–4pm (TBD) Tuition: $220 Materials Fee: $55 added at time of registration

Raku Firing Workshops

All Skill Levels: Ages 17 and older Instructors: Mike Corigliano + Joe Dailey + Brian Grow + Dale Marhanka + Dick White Get fired up for a great time and learn all aspects of the Raku Firing process at the Workhouse Ceramics Studio. Workshops will be led by a Workhouse Ceramics Instructor and/or guest artist(s). Limit of 10 students per workshop. Rain date will be the following Saturday. Spring Quarter: One day Saturday April 21,11am–5pm (Marhanka) Saturday May 19, 11am–5pm (Corigliano) Summer Quarter: One day Saturday June 30, 11am–5pm (Grow) Saturday July 21, 11am–5pm (Dailey) Saturday August 11, 11am–5pm (Marhanka) Saturday September 29, 11am–5pm (Grow) Tuition: $90, which includes use of glazes, firing(s) and all required tools. Required: 7–9 pieces of pre-fired Bisqueware. Clay with sand or grog is highly encouraged for use when making pots to Raku fire. Participants must wear natural fiber clothing consisting of long sleeves, long pants, closed-toed shoes and long hair tied back. Note: No large Platters. Safety gear and tongs will be provided.

SPECIAL TOPIC CLASSES Crystalline Glazes @ Cone 6

YOUTH + TEEN Youth & Teen Ceramics

All Skill Levels: Youth Grades K–6 and Teen Grades 7–10 Instructors: Suzie Jackson + Kristen Morsches Classes for youth and teens who have no previous clay experience or already possess the basic hand-building and/or wheel-throwing skills, and would like to expand upon those skills. Students will be taught how to create basic cylindrical and bowl forms through the instruction of either hand-building and/or wheel-throwing. Wheelthrowing involves the use of the potter’s wheel as the tool of choice for creating vessels or objects in clay, whether functional or non-functional. Hand-building involves the use of either one’s hands and/or a variety of hand tools to accomplish the above. Students are encouraged to create a variety of forms from basic cylinders and bowls to more complex forms i.e. mugs, pitchers, casseroles, and teapots. Spring Quarter Only!: 7 weeks Youth Grades K–6 Monday April 3, 4:30–6:30pm, Instructor Suzie Jackson Teen Grades 7–10 Wednesday April 5, 4:30–6:30pm, Instructor Kristen Morsches Tuition: $185 Materials Fee: $35 added at registration

Kids & Adults Ceramics

All Skill Levels: Ages 5 and up with Adult Instructors: Pamela Eisenmann For children ages 5 and up accompanied by an adult who have no previous clay experience or already possess the basic handbuilding and/or wheel-throwing skills and would like to extend their basic skills. Students will be taught how to create basic cylindrical and bowl forms through the instruction of either hand-building and/or wheel-throwing techniques. Focus will be on process and the enjoyment of exploring, working and creating with your hands in clay.

Intermediate to Advanced Skill Levels Instructor: Dick White This course is designed to introduce participants to the fascinating process of crystalline glazes. We will focus on the formulation of zinc-silicate macro-crystalline glazes fired at cone 6 and discover how this glaze differs from any other type of glaze. Discussions and demonstrations will include the types of clays and slips suited for this process, preparations of bisque pieces for glaze firing, and mixing and application of the glaze. Exploration of crystalline glaze firing schedules will lead to an understanding of the importance of the cooling cycle. Demonstration of post firing completion techniques with the glazed fired pots will also be provided. We will provide glaze materials and some glazes for the class. If participants would like to mix their own glazes (additional materials fee), a respirator with P-100 cartridges is required. Plastic lidded containers (24oz–32oz yogurt/cottage cheese type) will be needed to mix and store your glazes. A basic pottery tool kit is available for $18, payable to instructor Spring Quarter Only!: 9 weeks Monday April 2, 10am–1pm Tuition: $245 Materials Fee: $65 added at time of registration which includes use of any raw materials, all firings, and one bag of clay

Understanding Glazes

Intermediate to Advanced Skill Levels Instructor: Dick White Have you ever wondered what exactly is in your favorite ceramic glaze that makes it turn out that way? This class will focus on practical ceramic glaze chemistry using unity analysis calculation to create a better understanding of how raw glaze materials form stable and safe glazes. The course will include glaze theory, and hands-on mixing and testing. Summer Quarter Only!: 8 weeks Monday June 18, 7pm–9:30pm Tuition: $220 Materials Fee: $65 added at time of registration which includes use of any raw materials, all firings, and clay needed for test tiles

Enhanced Surfaces

Tuition: $215 Materials Fee: $35 added at registration

Intermediate to Advanced Skill Levels Instructor: Pam Eisenmann In this class, students will learn how to use low-fire techniques and materials to decorate and enhance medium- and high-fire ceramics. Discussion and class work will focus on planning and integrating form and surface, using underglazes, low-fire glazes and over-glazes, as well as use of decoration techniques such as majolica and mono printing.

Summer Quarter: 8 weeks Saturday June 23, 9am–11am

Summer Quarter Only!: 8 weeks Monday June 18, 10am–1pm

Tuition: $200 Materials Fee: $35 added at registration

Tuition: $235 Materials Fee: $65 added at time of registration

A basic pottery tool kit is available for $18, payable to instructor Spring Quarter: 9 weeks Saturday April 7, 9am–11am

Note: Tuition is per student — at least one youth AND at least one adult must register at the same time for this special class.

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Partnering with the Atmosphere

Intermediate to Advanced Skill Levels Instructor: Brian Grow This course is designed as a 9-week session to create pots and/or sculpture to fire in a Noborigama kiln at an off-site location in mid-June. There will be an additional firing fee for use of this specific kiln. Tuition includes personal instruction provided by Instructor during firing of off-site kiln. Students will learn about the breadth of Wood-firing, it’s history, appropriate slips and glazes, clay bodies and types of kilns. We will take an in depth look at the various types of kilns and their attributes, their unique impact on the surface of the artwork will be a point of focus. The effects of the Wood-fired Salt atmosphere and its difference from gas-fired Salt will be discussed as well. Major emphasis will be placed on exploring form to coerce specific surfaces in our works in a sense partnering with the firing atmosphere. Spring Quarter Only!: 9 weeks Thursday April 5, 1:30pm–4pm Tuition: $245 Materials Fee: $45 added at time of registration which includes a bag of clay and bisque firings.

Surface Ornamentation

All Skill levels Instructor: Kate Westfall Want to spice up the surfaces of your pots? Take your work to the next level with this hands-on workshop where we will explore several techniques that will allow you to enhance the visual and tactile quality of your pieces! In this sampler style course, we will cover silk-screening, sprigging, slip trailing and CMYK ceramic decaling and will look briefly at their historical and contemporary uses. You will leave this workshop feeling inspired and fully equipped with a new set of skills with which to express your individual artistic voice! Spring Quarter: One day Saturday June 9, 12:30pm–5:30pm

Note: Additional off-site firing fee of approx. $100 is not included in above costs and is payable in first class.

Summer Quarter: One day Saturday September 22, 12:30pm–5:30pm

Forms for the Gas Kiln

Tuition: $150, which includes a bag of clay, use of decals, screens and firings

Intermediate to Advanced Skill Levels Instructor: Dale Marhanka This 8-week intensive class will focus on the creation of thrown and/or hand-built forms which will then be fired in the Workhouse Ceramics Program Gas Kiln. Summer Quarter Only!: 8 weeks Thursday June 21, 1:30pm–4pm Tuition: $235 Materials Fee: $40 added at time of registration which includes a bag of clay and bisque firings. Note: Additional firing fee of $.03 ¢/cu. inch for each piece is not included in above costs.

What's Next? Portfolio Building

All Skill Levels: Grades 11 & 12 Instructor: Joe Dailey This class is perfect for the High School Junior or Senior who is seriously considering a career in the Arts. We will examine completed work, as well as work in process, focusing on technical development. We will look at the work of ceramic artists that you admire, inspire and/or whom influence your artwork. We will ask what concepts and techniques are representative of these artists and why they are of interest to you? Our emphasis will be on building a portfolio that demonstrates continuity, risk taking and technical prowess. Class will entail hands-on activities and lecture. A basic pottery tool kit is available for $18, payable to instructor. Spring Quarter Only!: 5 weeks Tuesday April 3, 4:30pm–6:30pm

Tuition: $175 Materials Fee: $35 added at time of registration

For more info about the Workhouse Ceramics Program, please contact Dale Marhanka dalemarhanka@workhousearts.org

SPECIAL TOPIC WORKSHOPS

Note: Please bring 1-metal and 1-rubber rib, one glazed tumbler (min.) with a smooth surface and straight walls OR one glazed tile (min. depending on size), up to 4 would be ideal. A list of other details will be sent one week or more prior to date of workshop.

Paper Clay

All Skill Levels Instructor: Kristen Morsches This hands-on workshop will delve into some of the uses for paper clay, from creating sculptures to repairing greenware and bisqueware. Participants will learn how to mix paper clay, what fiber to use and why, and how to use paper clay during different stages of the ceramic process. Spring Quarter: One day Saturday May 5, 1pm–5pm Summer Quarter: One day Saturday July 7, 1pm–5pm Tuition: $100, materials included

Try Me! Ceramics

Beginner Skill Level: Young Adults to Adult Instructor: Resident Artists Always wanted to try your hand with clay, but aren’t quite sure if it’s for you? Come try it out with our expert Instructors and learn how much fun it can be creating handmade objects out of clay as our instructors show you the basics of Handbuilding and Wheel-throwing pots on the potter’s wheel. Spring Quarter: One day Handbuilding Sunday March 18, 1pm–3pm Wheel-throwing Sunday March 18, 1pm–3pm Handbuilding Sunday June 10, 1:00pm–3:00pm Wheel-throwing Sunday June 9, 3:30pm–5:30pm Summer Quarter: One day Handbuilding Saturday September 8, 1pm–3pm Wheel-throwing Saturday September 8, 3:30pm–5:30pm Tuition: $50 (register for both and save $10)

Saggar Firing with Aluminum Foil

Beginner to Advanced Skill Levels Instructor: Paul Lyon During this workshop, we will explore, discuss and try a variety of possibilities using aluminum foil as a saggar in this alternative firing method. Discussion will cover the types of clay used as well as throwing, trimming and burnishing. We will prepare the pieces using a variety of materials (salt, sugar, copper wire, horsehair, miracle grow, toilet paper and other strange things) and discuss different firing temps. Clean up and finishing of work is a vital part of this process. Participants should bring small to medium size work which has been burnished and bisque fired. (Low temp bisque will retain the smooth burnished surface better. I suggest cone 015.) All necessary materials will be supplied, except pots to be fired. Participants should come prepared with closed toed shoes, respirator, natural cotton clothing, a bag lunch, and a sketchbook to take notes, etc. Pieces will be ready to take home when done. Spring Quarter: One day Saturday May 12, 11am–4pm Tuition: $150, materials included

Animal Imagery

Non-Traditional Surfaces

Beginner to Advanced Skill Levels Instructor: Pam Eisenmann This workshop will focus on the use of alternative (non-ceramic) materials and techniques for finishing of non-functional ceramic objects. Students will learn how to achieve shading and depth, use unique coloring effects and apply surface finishes on ceramic objects using acrylics, metallics, patinas, and sealers. Workshop will involve both demonstrations and hands-on activity.

Beginner to Advanced Skill Levels Instructor: Pam Eisenmann During this workshop participants will explore and translate animal and creature imagery as a means of expression in clay. Discussion and activity will include looking at cultural, historical and personal associations with creatures, and how these associations might be adapted or incorporated into personal and unique works. Students will work hands-on with various forming methods and embellishments to construct a small animal-inspired work. Finishes or treatments that might be applied post-workshop will be discussed. Participants should bring basic tools for clay-working.

Summer Quarter Only: One day Saturday April 28, 1pm–4pm

Summer Quarter Only: One day Saturday July 14, 1pm–5pm

Tuition: $85, materials included

Making Clay Instruments

Beginner to Advanced Skill Levels Instructor: Erika Quinn Radke Learn hand-building techniques to make your own clay instruments. This class will cover the creation of various clay instruments, such as rattles, rain sticks, whistles, ocarinas, Peruvian water whistles, and more. Your instruments will look as awesome as they sound! Spring Quarter: One day Saturday April 14, 1pm–4pm Summer Quarter: One day Saturday August 18, 1pm–4pm Tuition: $80, materials included

Pam Eisenmann

Tuition: $105, materials included

Get Out of Glazing Hell

Beginner to Advanced Skill Levels Instructor: Joan Ulrich Bring examples of pots that show the types of glaze application mistakes or misadventures you'd like to resolve. Learn strategies for applying glaze to minimize fingermarks, drips, unevenness, etc. Apply the strategies and techniques discussed and demonstrated with hands-on practice with your own bisque fired pots, or we can provide some simple bisque fired bowls. All glaze materials provided. Perfect for beginning thru advanced students, potters and enthusiasts. Summer Quarter: One day Saturday August 25, 1pm–4pm Tuition: $80, materials included

Pam Eisenmann

Erika Radke

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Increasing Scale

Intermediate to Advanced Skill Levels Instructor: Brian Grow This hands-on workshop will be fun and informative. It will enable you to conceive of a way to make larger work within your skill level. Techniques demonstrated will empower you to think along different tangents, explore subtle aesthetics and have a laugh as you challenge yourself — that's right, I said laugh. We’ll explore composite forms, stacked vessels, coil throwing and all manner of craziness. Throughout this session, we will also consider the marriage of form and firing technique as I believe this to be an idea that we should all consider as makers of thoughtful objects.

Sculpting Animals in Clay

Beginner to Advanced Skill Levels Instructor: Erika Radke Come and learn to create animal textures and patterns! You will learn and try multiple techniques, including carving, slip trailing, and resists to form the bumps, fur, and patterns of various animals. We will then hand-build a small animal, and try some of our new textures on it. Clay will be provided, and participants should bring basic tools for clay-working.

Summer Quarter: One day Saturday July 28, 11am–5pm

Summer Quarter: One day Saturday August 4, 1pm–4pm

Tuition: $150, which includes a bag of clay and bisque firing

Tuition: $80, materials included

VISITING ARTIST WORKSHOPS

The Workhouse Arts Center Ceramics program is pleased to host visiting artist workshops by leading national an international- renowned ceramic artists. Space is limited so be sure to register early.

Jack Troy – The Expressive Pot SPRING 2018

Exhibit: March 21–April 8 Exhibit Reception/Artist Talk: April 6, 7pm–9pm All Skill Levels Demo Workshop: April 7–8, 10am–4pm each day Cost: $260 Workshop participants should plan to participate in group discussions, bring a sketchbook and any photographs for reference during discussion, and bring a bag lunch each day. Demonstrations will emphasize the evolution of personal forms - pots with a unique identity. Using the cup as a takeoff point, Jack will demonstrate several phases of his own development as a potter, showing how the cup has evolved to reflect his concern for functional and aesthetic values as well as different modes of firing. Some of the points he will illustrate include surface decoration, tactile qualities, inside-outside considerations, spontaneity and control, as well as focusing attention on the cup as a whole: lip, foot, body, handle. Faceting, carving, paddling, and stamping will alter thrown cups. His current teabowls start on the wheel and are modified by a variety of means. which he will explain. Two slide talks on contemporary Japanese tea bowls will follow, one per day. Jack will demonstrate a simple means of extending the scale of work, and will apply a variety of altering techniques to thrown forms to keep them from becoming generic pots as well as making one of his original designs - a squirrel-proof bird-feeder – if there is interest.

Slides will trace the influence of traditional pottery and the natural world as sources of inspiration in his work. Jack Troy's anecdotal style of information-sharing covers a wide range of

topics, including, technical and aesthetic issues in ceramics, personal goals, sources of inspiration, and the dilemma of being a literate potter while knowing that most of the world's best pots were made by people who couldn't read, write, or do glaze calculation. He welcomes questions and dialogue. Participants are invited to click their way to Jack’s “20 Questions” on his website, jacktroy.net. “Our aim is to encounter ideas that will help extend our present knowledge of potting so that we can make informed choices about our work, and put life into the clay we use. Participants are invited to bring to the workshop two clay objects from which they have learned something, for an informal discussion.”

Tim See – Industrial Pourers FALL 2018

Exhibit: September 27–October 28 Exhibit Reception/Artist Talk: October 26, 7pm–9pm All Skill Levels Demo Workshop: October 27–28, 10am–4pm each day Cost: $285 From inspiration and design to making and finishing, join Tim on an exploration of the oil can form. Covering processes like throwing creatively, spout pulling and complicated surface treatments, nothing will be left out. The discussion will focus on the whys of what he does as much as the how. Join us for an entertaining and educational workshop with Tim See. For more information about these very special workshops & any accompanying exhibits, please visit our website, or inquire via email: dalemarhanka@workhousearts.org.

CULINARY ARTS ALL STUDENTS ATTENDING CULINARY ARTS CLASSES AND WORKSHOPS You should wear long pants and closed-toe shoes Bring an apron and storage containers for left-overs

Upon registration, you must agree to our Culinary Release Waiver and Policies

Introduction to the Culinary Arts

All Skill Levels: Ages 16 and up Instructor: Chef Kathleen Linton In this weekly course you will be introduced to the world of culinary arts. Learn the basics of purchasing fresh ingredients, preparation, knife cuts and different cooking methods. Using all these basic techniques you will also learn the art of presentation and the use of spices from all over the world to make your every meal a truly tasteful and rewarding experience. Sample Curriculum: Week 1 – Knife skills Week 2 – Sauces Week 3 – Starches Week 4 – Pastas & Sauces Week 5 – Dry Methods of Cooking Week 6 – Appetizers & Bring a friend! Spring Quarter: 6 weeks Monday April 2, 6pm–9pm Summer Quarter: 6 weeks Monday July 16, 6pm–9pm Tuition: $215 Materials Fee: $105 per student which covers fresh foods used in class every week, payable to instructor at first class Location: W-3, 302

Intermediate Culinary Arts

Intermediate: Ages 16 and up Instructor: Chef Kathleen Linton This sequential course builds on the skills and techniques covered in the Introduction to Culinary Arts course. This course is recommended for people who already have a strong culinary foundation and simply want to enhance their cooking skills and improve their technique. Sample Curriculum: Week 1 – Filled Pastas & Sauces Week 2 – Poultry Week 3 – Meats Week 4 – Fish Week 5 – Seafood Week 6 – Appetizers & Bring a friend!

DIY Wedding

All Skill Levels: Adults Instructor: Chef Kathleen Linton If done right, catering your own wedding can result in a MUCH more affordable wedding, and even be fun. Plus, just like with any other wedding DIY project, you’ll get a great feeling of satisfaction and accomplishment knowing you did it yourself. Each week we’ll cover a new topic such as wedding appetizers, a wedding dessert bar, and the dinner buffet! Spring Quarter: 4 weeks Wednesday April 4, 6pm–9pm Tuition: $165 Materials Fee: $80 per student which covers fresh foods used in class every week, payable to instructor at first class Location: W-3, 302

Nourishing the Mind, Body, Soul

All Skill Levels: Ages 16 and up Instructor: Chef Erin Clarke We are constantly being challenged. Today's lifestyles require a new way of living, a new way of being, a new way of EATING! Stop the crazy diets! Learn how to feed your mind, body and soul! Explore a variety of cooking modalities. Bring in a global perspective while keeping it as local as possible. Spring Quarter: 6 weeks Wednesday April 11, 10am–1pm Tuition: $215 Materials Fee: $105 per student which covers fresh foods used in class every week, payable to instructor at first class Location: W-3, 302

The Patissier

All Skill Levels: Ages 16 and up Instructor: Chef Erin Clarke The Patissier is a 4-week boot camp in the world of pastry. We will cover tarts and pies; puffs, fluffs, & choux’s; cakes & tortes; and finishing with multiple layers, sweet and savory. Come join us for this intense but fun experience. Spring Quarter: 4 weeks Thursday April 12, 10am–1pm

Spring Quarter: 6 weeks Friday May 11, 6pm–9pm

Summer Quarter: 4 weeks Monday June 18, 6pm–9pm

Tuition: $215 Materials Fee: $105 per student which covers fresh foods used in class every week, payable to instructor at first class Location: W-3, 302

Tuition: $165 Materials Fee: $80 per student which covers fresh foods used in class every week, payable to instructor at first class Location: W-3, 302

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SPECIAL CLASSES FOR THE 21 & ABOVE CROWD ONLY!

The Hand-Crafted Mixologist

All Skill Levels: Ages 21 and up Instructor: Chef Erin Clarke Take your cocktail party to the next level! We’ll learn how to create special, signature drinks sure to wow your guests and friends. This is a great class for groups, friends and couples. Spring Quarter: One Day Session A: Saturday April 14, 7pm–9pm, April Showers Session B: Saturday May 12, 7pm–9pm, May Flowers Session C: Saturday June 9, 7pm–9pm, June Celebrations Summer Quarter: One Day Session A: Saturday July 14, 7pm–9pm, July Fireworks Session B: Saturday August 11, 7pm–9pm, August Get-a-way Tuition: $45 Materials Fee: $10 spirits re-stocking fee will be added to your tuition. Bring additional $15 for fresh foods/appetizers provided by instructor Location: W-3, 302

Boozy Cooking

All Skill Levels: Ages 21 and up Instructor: Chef Kathleen Linton Cooking with booze is a unique way of adding flavor to your food. We will use alcohol such as Madeira, IPA’s along with red wine to create some seriously tasty and comforting dishes. Dishes may include (but not limited to) Pork Chops in Mushroom Madeira Wine Sauce, IPA Beer Cooked Mussels with Crispy Potatoes, and “Coc Au Vin,” a classic Red Wine Braised Chicken. Spring Quarter: One Day Monday May 21, 6pm–9pm Summer Quarter: One Day Friday July 27, 6pm–9pm Tuition: $65 Materials Fee: $30 per student which covers fresh foods used in class, payable to instructor in class Location: W-3, 302

It’s Date Night! The Chef’s Table All Skill Levels: Ages 21 and up Instructor: Chef Kathleen Linton Anyone can go out for dinner and a movie so why not make your night something special to be remembered! Date Night cooking classes are designed to be fun, relaxing and an escape from the daily grind. They are great way to learn some basic cooking techniques while enjoying your company and making new friends. The menu items will be prepared by participants working together at each of the cooking islands. No one will leave hungry! Every month you will prepare a new dish! Every Third Saturday, 7pm–9pm Tuition: $160 a couple which covers all food and a drink Location: W-3, 302

Reservations are required. Reservations must be made at least two days prior to event start date. We cannot accommodate walk-up registrations to this event. If you have any food allergies, please list the allergies on the billing page before you check out under “Additional Comments”.

YOUTH + TEEN Junior Chef Level 1

All Skill Levels: Ages 8–14 Instructor: Chef Erin Clarke Introduction to cooking for the junior chef. Over the course of several weeks, students will learn basic cooking techniques and general kitchen/food knowledge. Spring Quarter: 4 weeks Tuesday April 3, 4:30pm–6:30pm Summer Quarter: 4 weeks Tuesday June 26, 5:30pm–7:30pm Tuition: $130 Materials Fee: $65 per student which covers fresh foods used in class every week, payable to instructor at first class Location: W-3, 302

Junior Chef Level 2

All Skill Levels: Ages 8–14 Pre-requisite: Student must have attended Junior Chef Level Instructor: Chef Erin Clarke Junior chefs will build upon what they learned in level 1. Over the course of several weeks, students will learn more advanced cooking techniques and general kitchen/food knowledge. Spring Quarter: 4 weeks Tuesday May 1, 4:30pm–6:30pm Summer Quarter: 4 weeks Tuesday July 24, 5:30pm–7:30pm Tuition: $130 Materials Fee: $65 per student which covers fresh foods used in class every week, payable to instructor at first class Location: W-3, 302

All students attending Culinary Arts Classes and Workshops should wear long pants and closed-toe shoes. Bring an apron and storage containers for left-overs. Upon registration, you must agree to our culinary release waiver and policies.

Junior Chef Level 3

All Skill Levels: Ages 8–14 Pre-requisite: Student must have attended Junior Chef Level 2 Instructor: Chef Erin Clarke The third in the Junior Chef series, Junior chefs will keep building upon what they learned in level 1 and 2. Over the course of several weeks, students will learn more advanced cooking techniques and kitchen/food knowledge. Spring Quarter: 4 weeks Tuesday May 29, 5:30pm–7:30pm Summer Quarter: 4 weeks Tuesday August 21, 4:30pm–6:30pm The Last Class in this session will occur on Thursday, September 6 Tuition: $130 Materials Fee: $65 per student which covers fresh foods used in class every week, payable to instructor at first class Location: W-3, 302

Junior Chef Level 4

All Skill Levels: Ages 8–14 Pre-requisite: Student must have attended Junior Chef Level 3 Instructor: Chef Erin Clarke The final in the junior chef series. Students will learn more about global cuisines, plate presentation, menu planning, and have Grande Buffet event for family and friends. Summer Quarter: 4 weeks Thursday June 28, 5:30pm–7:30pm Tuition: $130 Materials Fee: $65 per student which covers fresh foods used in class every week, payable to instructor at first class Location: W-3, 302

Junior Chef Pastry Level One

All Skill Levels: Ages 8–14 Instructor: Chef Erin Clarke Junior Chefs will be introduced, learn, and produce sweet and savory desserts. The class will include cookies (drop, rolled, shaped), pies & tarts, puffs & chouxs, and cakes 101. Spring Quarter: 4 weeks Thursday May 10, 4:30pm–6:30pm Summer Quarter: 4 weeks Thursday August 9, 5:30pm–7:30pm Tuition: $130 Materials Fee: $65 per student which covers fresh foods used in class, payable to instructor at first class Location: W-3, 302

Junior Chef Workshop: Korean BBQ Fusion

All Skill Levels: Ages 8–14 Instructor: Chef Erin Clarke Junior Chefs will dive into Korean cuisine and add a new world twist. We will be blending Korean BBQ, tacos, and kimchi! Learn how to make food fun, colorful, and full of flavor! Spring Quarter: One day Thursday April 26, 5:30pm–7:30pm Summer Quarter: One day Thursday June 7, 5:30pm–7:30pm Tuition: $45 Materials Fee: $30 per student which covers fresh foods used in class, payable to instructor at first class Location: W-3, 302

Junior Chef Workshop: Mediterranean

All Skill Levels: Ages 8–14 Instructor: Chef Erin Clarke Junior Chefs travel to the Mediterranean and create a feast for the palate! Greek salad, Moroccan Chicken, Lebanese tabouleh, are just to name a few tasty treats. Join in the fun and crisscross the Mediterranean Sea. Spring Quarter: One day Wednesday May 30, 5:30pm–7:30pm Summer Quarter: One day Wednesday July 18, 5:30pm–7:30pm Tuition: $45 Materials Fee: $30 per student which covers fresh foods used in class, payable to instructor at first class Location: W-3, 302 All students attending Culinary Arts Classes and Workshops should wear long pants and closed-toe shoes. Bring an apron and storage containers for left-overs. Upon registration, you must agree to our culinary release waiver and policies.

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THEMED WORKSHOPS Art in Food!

All Skill Levels: Ages 16 and up Instructor: Chef Erin Clarke Social Media is every person's art gallery and food is it's medium. In this workshop, you will learn the basics of creating a recipe, presentation, styling & mood, and food photography using your phone (cameras are welcome as well). You will be Pinterest worthy in no time! Spring Quarter: One day Sunday March 18, 10am–2pm Summer Quarter: One day Saturday June 23, 10am–2pm Tuition: $85 Materials Fee: $30 per student which covers fresh foods used in class, payable to instructor in class Location: W-3, 302

Easter Candy & Desserts

All Skill Levels: Ages 16 and up Instructor: Chef Kathleen Linton Easter candy doesn't have to be limited to store-bought jelly beans and chocolate rabbits. With a little time and a few common ingredients, you can make a wide variety of delicious, beautiful Easter egg candies. Whether you like your Easter eggs full of chocolate, nuts, coconut, or all of the above, there's an Easter egg recipe here that's sure to please. Panoramic Sugar Easter Eggs, Cream filled Chocolate Eggs and more.

Comfort Food Nation

All Skill Levels: Ages 16 and up Instructor: Chef Kathleen Linton The latest trend in the culinary world is elevated comfort foods. The hottest chefs in LA, New York and Chicago are cooking meatloaf, mashed potatoes and Pot Roast. Learn the science behind the magic that makes these techniques yield dishes that are amazing and satisfying as well as the tips that the pros use to take your everyday dishes to the next level. Spring Quarter: One day Friday April 13, 6pm–9pm Summer Quarter: One day Friday August 17, 6pm–9pm Tuition: $65 Materials Fee: $30 per student which covers fresh foods used in class, payable to instructor in class Location: W-3, 302

Hands on Breadmaking

All Skill Levels: Ages 16 and up Instructor: Chef Kathleen Linton Gain a diverse repertoire of homemade breads that will become a staple for everyday use and elegant entertaining. This class will include a Crusty Artisan Boule, Focaccia, and Pesto Swirl Loaf. Spring Quarter: One day Thursday April 19, 6pm–9pm

Spring Quarter: One day Saturday March 31, 10am–1pm

Summer Quarter: One day Wednesday June 6, 6pm–9pm

Tuition: $65 Materials Fee: $30 per student which covers fresh foods used in class, payable to instructor in class Location: W-3, 302

Sauce Fundamentals

All Skill Levels: Ages 16 and up Instructor: Chef Kathleen Linton One thing that separates restaurant dishes from home cooking is the ability to execute a refined sauce. This class will walk through the fundamentals of preparing a variety of professional style sauces to pair with savory dishes. You’ll learn to make several classic French sauces as well as a few, more modern, sauces that are lighter, intense, and quickly prepared. By the end of the class you will understand the basic chemistry of emulsified, butter, and roux-based sauces by walking through examples of each and have the confidence to elevate a simple meal with a quick sauce from pantry staples. Spring Quarter: One day Friday April 27, 6pm–9pm

Summer Quarter: One day Friday July 20, 6pm–9pm Tuition: $65 Materials Fee: $30 per student which covers fresh foods used in class, payable to instructor in class Location: W-3, 302

Sous Vide at Home

All Skill Levels: Ages 16 and up Instructor: Chef Kathleen Linton By now you’ve heard the buzz about sous vide: cooking under vacuum in a precise temperature water bath to produce extraordinary results. Once the exclusive domain of fine dining restaurants, this high-tech approach is now accessible to everyone. By the end of the class, you will understand the water displacement method (using “Archimedes’ principle”) for removing air from food bags for sous vide cooking without a vacuum sealer and know what Sous Vide temperatures work best for various types of seafood, meat, and vegetable items. Spring Quarter: One day Thursday May 3, 6pm–9pm Summer Quarter: One day Friday July 6, 6pm–9pm Tuition: $65 Materials Fee: $30 per student which covers fresh foods used in class, payable to instructor in class Location: W-3, 302

Elevated Seafood

All Skill Levels: Ages 16 and up Instructor: Chef Kathleen Linton Don’t let fish intimidate you. Fish is in fact a simple and healthy way to feed your family and loved ones. We will use seasonal ingredients to compose interesting seafood dishes that will impress your guests the next time you host. We’ll explore dishes such as (or in line with) Tuna Tartare with Pickled Ginger Ice Cream, Crispy Trout with Lentils, Halibut with a Red Wine Emulsion, and more. Spring Quarter: One day Friday May 4, 6pm–9pm Summer Quarter: One day Friday August 3, 6pm–9pm Tuition: $65 Materials Fee: $30 per student which covers fresh foods used in class, payable to instructor in class Location: W-3, 302

Cinco de Mayo

All Skill Levels: Adults Instructor: Chef Kathleen Linton Come and Celebrate “Cinco de Mayo weekend”! Our Chef will show you how to recreate this singular holiday with a special celebration bringing the taste of popular Mexican street food. In this class, you will learn how to make the perfect tacos, quesadilla, salsas, and more.

Herbal Apothecary

All Skill Levels: Ages 16 and up Instructor: Chef Erin Clarke Incorporate 6 traditional Herbs into your everyday life that are both edible and medicinal. Explore the surprising properties of Fennel, Elder (berries & flowers), Echinacea, Reshi, Rosemary, & Plantain. Experience recipes that you can eat or use to aid in wellness. Spring Quarter: One day Wednesday May 9, 6pm–9pm Summer Quarter: One day Wednesday July 11, 6pm–9pm Tuition: $65 Materials Fee: $30 per student which covers fresh foods used in class, payable to instructor in class Location: W-3, 302

30 Minute Meals: How to Prep for The Week

All Skill Levels: Ages 16 and up Instructor: Chef Kathleen Linton Learn how to make fast, flavorful, and healthy dinners during a busy week! In this class, you will learn easy shortcuts, get shopping lists, plus make several complete meals, including a vegetarian chili, roasted salmon and broccoli with chili-caper vinaigrette, parmesan chicken with Caesar roasted romaine and more! Spring Quarter: One day Monday May 14, 6pm–9pm

Spring Quarter: One day Saturday May 5, 6pm–9pm

Summer Quarter: One day Monday June 11, 6pm–9pm

Tuition: $65 Materials Fee: $30 per student which covers fresh foods used in class, payable to instructor in class Location: W-3, 302

ALL STUDENTS attending Culinary Arts Classes and Workshops should wear long pants and closed-toe shoes. Bring an apron and storage containers for left-overs.Upon registration, you must agree to our culinary release waiver and policies.

CULINARY ARTS

Crazy for Dumplings!

All Skill Levels: Ages 16 and up Instructor: Chef Kathleen Linton Whether steamed, boiled, or baked, there’s nothing that satisfies our cravings like a dumpling, especially if it’s a handmade dumpling, shaped, pinched, or pleated with love. In this global dumpling class, we’re going to show you how to make pierogi from Poland, Potstickers from China, Empanadas from South America, and Gnocchi Famed Italian Dumpling. Spring Quarter: One day Wednesday June 13, 6pm–9pm Summer Quarter: One day Wednesday August 8, 6pm–9pm

Truly 20 Minute Dinners

All Skill Levels: Ages 16 and up Instructor: Chef Kathleen Linton You will learn how to prepare dinner recipes in 20 minutes which you can serve to your friends, family. Examples of recipes you’ll learn to make: Angel Hair Pasta with Garlic Shrimp, Zucchini, and Fresh Tomatoes, Herb-Roasted Fish with Lemon Vinaigrette over Red Quinoa Pilaf, Lemony Chicken Piccata, and more!

Summers Bounty: Canning 101

Spring Quarter: One day Monday June 4, 6pm–9pm

All Skill Levels: Ages 16 and up Instructor: Chef Erin Clarke Canning is a traditional way of preserving fresh foods. Learn how to capture summer’s rich flavors and enjoy them all year long.

Summer Quarter: One day Wednesday August 1, 6pm–9pm

Summer Quarter: One day Saturday August 11, 10am–1pm

Tuition: $65 Materials Fee: $30 per student which covers fresh foods used in class, payable to instructor in class Location: W-3, 302

The French Macaroon

Build Your Knife Skills

All Skill Levels: Ages 16 and up Instructor: Chef Erin Clarke Crisp, chewy, delicate, and delicious the French Macaroon is a classic cookie that stands above all others. Come join us and learn how to create your own as well as traditional flavors. Summer Quarter: One day Saturday June 9, 10am–2pm Tuition: $85 Materials Fee: $30 per student which covers fresh foods used in class, payable to instructor in class Location: W-3, 302

Brunch Eggstravaganza

All Skill Levels: Ages 16 and up Instructor: Chef Kathleen Linton In this egg-focused brunch class, learn the proper way to poach, scramble, boil, bake eggs and make the perfect omelet. Menu will include such recipes as eggs Benedict, huevos rancheros, and Creole baked eggs. Spring Quarter: One day Sunday June 10, 10am–1pm Summer Quarter: One day Saturday August 25, 10am–1pm Tuition: $65 Materials Fee: $30 per student which covers fresh foods used in class, payable to instructor in class Location: W-3, 302

Tuition: $65 Materials Fee: $30 per student which covers fresh foods used in class, payable to instructor in class Location: W-3, 302

All Skill Levels: Adults Instructor: Chef Kathleen Linton What’s the proper way to hold a knife? How should you open an avocado or chop a clove of garlic? More importantly, what are the ways you should never hold or use a knife? Make life easier in the kitchen by learning basic knife skills. Learning to wield a knife correctly will speed up your prep time, and food products fashioned in uniform shapes and sizes will help guarantee even cooking throughout a dish. Once you learn to handle a knife properly, we will prepare a full meal with all the goodies we mastered with your new knife skills. Plus, learn how to select a knife that fits your needs, and gain tips for keeping all of your knives maintained and sharp. Spring Quarter: One day Session A: Friday April 20, 6:30pm–8:30pm Session B: Wednesday May 23, 6:30pm–8:30pm Summer Quarter: One day Session A: Friday July 13, 6:30pm–8:30pm Session B: Friday August 10, 6:30pm–8:30pm Tuition: $45 Materials Fee: $20 per student which covers fresh foods used in class, payable to instructor at first class Location: W-3, 302

TOUR OF WORLD CUISINE WORKSHOPS All Skill Levels: Ages 16 and up Instructor: Chef Kathleen Linton An International Exploration of Culture and Cuisine! This pass admits one student to any four of the workshops listed below. Come join our chef in preparing dishes from around the world, discovering new recipes and flavors each week. Below is a list of possible, delicious, recipes that could be covered while attending the world cuisine courses. All students attending Culinary Arts classes should bring a chef knife, paring knife. Tuition: $65 per workshop Around the World Pass: $220, admits one student to any four workshops of student’s choice Materials Fee: $30 per student which covers fresh foods used in class, payable to instructor at first class Location: All classes meet in W-3, 302

Mexican Brunch for Dinner What‘s not to love about Mexican brunch? And even better, Mexican Brunch for dinner? There’s a focus on eggs, tortillas, chorizo and fresh salsas that will leave your bellies full and cozy on a winter weekend. In this class we will learn to make dishes such as Chorizo & Egg Tacos, Chilaquiles with Fried Egg, Huevos Divorciados and a refreshing Agua Fresca. Session A: Sunday April 8, 1pm–4pm Session B: Sunday August 26, 1pm–4pm

Pho-Get-It Broaden your international cooking repertoire with a traditional Vietnamese feast. Explore the history, differences, and techniques used in making the classic Vietnamese national dish—Pho— accompanied by traditional rice and fresh vegetarian rice paper spring rolls. From the rich broths to an assortment of fillings, learn how to make several varieties of the Vietnamese entrée soup and sides for elegant entertaining as well as a quick no-cook option for an easy weeknight meal. Session A: Sunday April 15, 1pm–4pm Session B: Sunday August 19, 1pm–4pm

Cuban Flavor Add a punch of flavor to dinner with these Cuban dishes that are delicious and flavorful. The menu will include flank steak with fresh mango and cumin lime sauce, beans & rice, salad with citrus vinaigrette, and a Tres Leches Cake. Session A: Sunday April 22, 1pm–4pm Session B: Sunday July 8, 1pm–4pm

Moroccan Lunch Moroccan food uses lots of herbs and spices, such as saffron, mint, cumin and coriander, and you might not have used fruit in a main course before. Sticky fruits such as dates and apricots are often used in tagines to add a wonderful sweetness to the dish. This fast and delicious meal will include couscous cooked with saffron that is served with meatballs Moroccan style and Shlada ‘arobiya (or country salad) on the side with minty lemonade to wash it all down.

Passport to India Get to know the exotic, delicious flavors of India with this approachable menu sure to please. Menu will include a chicken and lentil soup flavored with ginger and cumin, chicken legs marinated with tandoori spices grilled in your oven, pan fried fish with a zesty masala topping, and a yogurt condiment so delicious and unique. We will talk about how to doctor up store-bought naan bread with something fresh and flavorful, and then we will finish with a sweet and scrumptious bread pudding that's creamy, syrupy and nutty. Session A: Sunday May 6, 1pm–4pm Session B: Sunday July 22, 1pm–4pm

Ethiopian Ethiopian Spices have a unique story to tell chefs, home cooks, healthy food enthusiasts, vegetarians, carnivores and vegans alike. Layers of taste, aroma, and essence continue to define and preserve timeless traditions of distinct flavors in the Ethiopian Kitchen. Some of the dishes you will be preparing are, Misir Wat (Red Lentils with Berbere), Gomen (collard greens), Injera (crepe-bread), and Atkilt Wat (Cabbage and Carrots, potatoes). Session A: Sunday May 13, 1pm–4pm Session B: Sunday July 29, 1pm–4pm

Basic Caribbean Learn how to make food from Trinidad & Tobago, Jamaica, Haiti, Cuba, Grenada, Guyana, St. Vincent, and a few more Caribbean Islands. Through this 3 hour class, students will be reviewing an array of Caribbean cooking techniques, the secrets of meal planning and dish creation, from layering to flavor combinations, to flavor sensations. Menu might include West Indian Rice And Beans, Jerk Chicken with Peri Peri Sauce, Turmeric Beef Pies, and Fried Plantains. Session A: Sunday May 21, 1pm–4pm Session B: Sunday August 5, 1pm–4pm

Italian This hands-on course covers traditional, home-style Tuscan and Italian recipes. Many people like this approach and enjoy the wonderfully intense flavors & freshness of traditional Italian dishes. There is more to Italian cuisine than pizza and pasta! In this class you’ll discover the simplistic and fresh approach Italians take to cooking, and prepare an authentic traditional Italian meal. Session A: Sunday May 27, 1pm–4pm Session B: Sunday August 12, 1pm–4pm All students attending Culinary Arts Classes and Workshops should wear long pants and closed-toe shoes. Bring an apron and storage containers for left-overs. Upon registration, you must agree to our culinary release waiver and policies.

Session A: Sunday April 29, 1pm–4pm Session B: Sunday July 15, 1pm–4pm

CULINARY ARTS

TASTING CLUB WORKSHOPS: AMERICAN REGIONAL CITIES All Skill Levels: Ages 16 and up Instructor: Chef Erin Clarke Are you a foodie? Or just want to expand your knowledge of food? The Tasting Club helps you broaden your understanding of American Regional Cuisines (Providence, Baltimore, Savannah, Key West, Kansas City, Santa Fe, Austin, Portland, & Honolulu). In each session students prepare the regional recipes, learn how to organize, set up, experience, discuss, and enjoy the tasting. Learn how to hold tastings at home too. Tuition: $65 per workshop Tasting Club Pass: $220, admits one student to any four workshops of student’s choice. Materials Fee: $30 per student which covers fresh foods used in class, payable to instructor at first class Location: All classes meet in W-3, 302

Baltimore One of America's oldest ports has created some of the most copied food scenes throughout the world. Mixing the freshest seafood, great farm lands, and a plethora a European influence, not to mention Native American cuisine, is food that can’t be beat. So, if you are a local or new to the area, come join us experience the cuisine that launched Old Bay Seasoning.

Kansas City KC is a BBQ haven! Two states, one city. Classic Midwestern fare at its best. Swedish, German, Polish, and Native American make up this tasty breadbasket cuisine. Come immerse yourself and become a true Midwesterner! Session A: Saturday May 5, 1pm–4pm Session B: Saturday July 21, 1pm–4pm

Santa Fe Land of the chilies. Part of the broader Southwestern cuisines, yet far more elegant than the average. Santa Fe blends Spanish, Mediterranean, Mexican, Pueblo Native American, and even Cowboy Chuckwagon. Where else are you asked officially Red or Green? Chilies that is!!! Session A: Saturday May 12, 1pm–4pm Session B: Saturday July 28, 1pm–4pm

Austin Texas is a large state, and its cuisine is influenced by a wide range of cultures; German, British, African American, Cajun/ Creole, Mexican, Native American, Asian, and to a lesser degree, Jewish and Italian. Austin is modern, eclectic, and just plain WEIRD!!! So, join in and get a taste of WEIRD!

Session A: Saturday April 14, 1pm–4pm Session B: Saturday June 30, 1pm–4pm

Session A: Saturday May 19, 1pm–4pm Session B: Saturday August 4, 1pm–4pm

Savannah

Portland

Southern hospitality at its finest. Savannah is where elegance meets rustic. Traditional classic European (French & English) married with African, Native American, and just a hint of Spanish change everything you thought you knew about southern cuisine. Come experience the new south with a worldly flair. Session A: Saturday April 21, 1pm–4pm Session B: Saturday July 7, 1pm–4pm

Key West Floribbean cuisine was created here. A mixture of seafood, southern, Caribbean, and a hint of Asian influences makes up this New World Food! Subtle fusion cuisine this is not. Let's get a little sunshine and cool breezes! Or at least on our plate! Session A: Saturday April 28, 1pm–4pm Session B: Saturday July 14, 1pm–4pm

Land of the chilies. Part of the broader Southwestern cuisines, yet far more elegant than the average. Santa Fe blends Spanish, Mediterranean, Mexican, Pueblo Native American, and even Cowboy Chuckwagon. Where else are you asked officially Red or Green? Chilies that is!!! Session A: Saturday May 26, 1pm–4pm Session B: Saturday August 11, 1pm–4pm

Honolulu Honolulu's cuisine by definition is fusion! It's one of the most diverse cuisine cultures as it has melded Ancient, Polynesian, Native Hawaiian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Filipino, Portuguese, Puerto Rican, even New England. Have you Aloha-Ed lately? Session A: Saturday June 2, 1pm–4pm Session B: Saturday August 18, 1pm–4pm

DRAWING + DESIGN Zentangle® Basics

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructors: Michelle Keeley, CZT If you’re feeling stressed, having trouble focusing, or just looking for a new creative outlet then this is the class for you! The Zentangle Method is an easy to learn, relaxing, and fun way to create beautiful images by drawing structured patterns. We’ll focus on basic tangles, techniques, and shading in a calm, supportive environment. Let’s get our Zen on! This is a basic beginner course and no previous drawing experience is necessary. Spring Quarter: 4 weeks Monday April 2, 6pm–9pm Tuition: $165 Materials Fee: $10, payable to instructor at first class Location: W-5

Drawing with Different Mediums

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: M. Jane Johnson Students will learn to work with charcoal, pencil, pen & ink and other drawing tools. We will talk about a variety of lines, use of cross hatch, doodling, and possibly have a figure to work with too depending on availability of a model. Drawing with perspective will be explained. Students will work with realistic drawing, abstract drawing, and doodles. This class is for any student wishing to work on their drawing skills. Spring Quarter: 9 weeks Tuesday April 3, 6pm–8pm Tuition: $215, supply list provided at time of registration. Model fees may be applied in class. Location: W-10

Fundamentals of Drawing

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Chester Kasnowski Drawing or sketching does not demand more from an artist than a moment of visual thinking. However, contained in this visual thinking, the artist participates in enthusiasm, a sense of discovery, the exciting interplay of hand, eye, mind, pencil and paper — the creative process. This course presents options for drawing; from simple outlines to gestures, from grid to composition or from a line to textures, the student learns the basics and expands. Lecture, visuals, discussion, ample time to draw and one-on-one instruction. Spring Quarter: 7 weeks Friday April 6, 10am–1pm Tuition: $225, supply list provided at time of registration Location: W-10

Portrait and Figure Drawing

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Patricia Rice This class is the perfect start if you’re new to drawing, or if it’s been a few years and you’re looking for a fresh start. Basic principles of drawing will be covered in depth, beginning with measuring techniques and ideas about proportion. We will consider some of the basic structural features common to all 3-dimensional objects — planes, boundaries, axes and angles — and learn to use these concepts in the construction of a drawing. We will then move on to the most important structural characteristics of the portrait and figure, including posture, movement, angle of view, contour and anatomy. Finally, we will explore light & shade and discuss several effective approaches for making drawings appear three dimensional. For more experienced artists, emphasis is placed on the importance of sound construction in drawing while focusing additional attention on capturing the observed effects of light on the portrait and figure. Spring Quarter: 8 weeks Wednesday April 11, 6pm–9pm Tuition: $235, model fees will be applied in class Location: W-6, 607

Editing Photos & Art for Digital Means

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Jessica Rossiter This digital editing course with teach students how to resize, crop, and enhance images for the web, social media, or commercial use. Student will learn how to edit their photos using techniques for adjusting color, contrast, white balance, and sharpness. Students will also learn how to restore as well as remove elements or visible flaws on skin or materials to create a sleek, eye catching, properly sized composition they can proudly display for a wide range digital formats. Spring Quarter: 6 weeks Saturday April 21, 6pm–8pm Spring Quarter: 6 weeks Saturday July 14, 10am–12pm Tuition: $165 Materials Fee: $30 added at registration Location: W-3, 304

Zentangle® on Altered Paper

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Michelle Keeley, CZT Take your Zentangle practice in a new direction! We will create lovely paper using watercolor paints, marbling techniques, and distress inks. Then we will let ourselves be guided by the colors for placement of our tangle patterns. This is going to be a really fun yet challenging series of classes that would be enjoyed by anyone with an adventurous side. No Previous experience required. Spring Quarter: 4 weeks Tuesday May 1, 6pm–9pm Tuition: $165 Materials Fee: $10, payable to instructor at first class Location: W-5

DRAWING + DESIGN

Zentangle® in Technicolor

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Michelle Keeley, CZT Take your Zentangle practice to the next level! Using the Zentangle Method we will explore ways to incorporate colored pencils, pens, and markers to add pizzazz to your work! This is going to be a really fun yet challenging series of classes that would be enjoyed by all levels of tanglers. No previous experience needed. Spring Quarter: 4 weeks Tuesday May 29, 6pm–9pm Tuition: $165 Materials Fee: $10, payable to instructor at first class Location: W-5

Zentangle Shady Shaders ®

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Michelle Keeley CZT Looking for depth and dimension in your Zentangle practice? Join me for tips and techniques to make your tangles pop off the page! This is going to be a really fun yet challenging workshop that would be enjoyed by anyone wanting to add some magic to their life. Summer Quarter: 4 weeks Tuesday July 10, 6pm–9pm Tuition: $165 Materials Fee: $10, payable to instructor at first class Location: W-5

Zentangle® Gems, Stones, and Dewdrops

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Michelle Keeley CZT Join me as we learn how to draw gems, stones, and dewdrops as accents to our Zentangle projects! This is going to be a really fun and exciting series of classes that would be enjoyed by anyone wanting to add some WOW to their world. Summer Quarter: 4 weeks Wednesday July 25, 6pm–9pm Tuition: $165 Materials Fee: $10, payable to instructor at first class Location: W-3, 305

Drawing for Everyone

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Marni Maree Some previous drawing experience is helpful but not required. In this class, you will learn to SEE better and draw what you see and not what you think you know! Summer Quarter: 7 Weeks Wednesday July 11, 6pm–7:30pm No Class on July 18 Tuition: $155 Location: W-5

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WORKSHOPS Open Life Drawing

All Skill Levels: Adults Drop in and Draw! Three hours of drawing from a live model for a low-low-price. Come to brush up on your skills or work on that portfolio! The poses will range from 1 minute gestures to long poses; nude and clothed model sessions. Models will vary from 1 week to 3 week increments. Bring your own drawing supplies (i.e. charcoal, drawing board, paper, etc.) Easels, stools, tables and rolling carts are provided. This is not a class. No instruction will be provided. There will be a monitor present to accept payment and facilitate model poses. Spring & Summer Quarter (on-going) The first three Thursdays of every month, 7–10pm Tuition: $10, College Students with ID & Workhouse Artists $15, Regular Student Price Location: W-6, 607

Draw Like Tiepolo

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Chester Kasnowski Giambattista Tiepolo is known and built his reputation as a master for his large-scale mural paintings on ceilings and walls of villas, palaces or for altarpieces in churches throughout Europe in the first half of the 18th century. Lesser known is his fluid and exciting series of drawings in pen and wash. He did some as preparatory compositions for the murals, but he also did many gesture drawings for the fun of drawing. This lesson is to draw from the masters works to gain the idea of gesture, movement and grouping figures and then end by applying your new Tiepolo skill to contemporary images. Lecture, demonstrate and assist. Spring Quarter: One day Saturday April 7, 10am–2pm Tuition: $85 Location: W-10

One-day Full Figure Drawing with Basic Anatomy

All Skill Levels: Adults Instructor: Epp Meisner Learn to draw full figure from life, convey personality and emotion of a person through study of anatomy, proportions; and develop accuracy. Understanding of the human figure is taught and emphasized. Students may use their preferred media to draw. Spring Quarter: One day Session A: Sunday April 8, 10am–4pm Session B: Friday May 11, 10am–4pm Tuition: $135, model fees will be collected in class Location: W-6, 607

All Skill Levels: Adults Instructor: Epp Meisner Learn to draw portrait from life, convey personality and emotion of a person through study of human head construction, proportions; and develop accuracy. Students may use their preferred media to draw. Spring Quarter: One day Session A: Friday April 20, 10am–4pm Session B: Sunday June 3, 10am–4pm Tuition: $135, model fees will be collected in class Location: W-6, 607

Gesture in Human Figure Drawing

All Skill Levels: Adults Instructor: Epp Meisner Through the use of quick 5–30 minute poses, students begin to develop an instinct for proportion and handling medium technique to capture the essence of a figure. Focus is placed on defining movement, balance, shapes and masses, as well as value. Spring Quarter: One day Session A: Sunday May 20, 10am–4pm Session B: Sunday June 24, 10am–4pm Tuition: $135, model fees will be collected in class Location: W-6, 607

Basic Zentangle® Workshop

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Marisela Rumberg CZT The Zentangle® Method is an easy-to-learn, relaxing and fun way to create beautiful images by drawing structured patterns. It is an empowering and uplifting experience. Absolutely no artistic skill is required to create Zentangle® Art. You can do it and you will love it! Our Certified Zentangle® Teacher (CZT) will guide you through this creative process that develops confidence and accomplishment, self-esteem, stress-reduction and well-being Spring Quarter: One day Sunday May 6, 12pm–4pm Tuition: $85 Materials Fee: $10, payable to instructor at first class Location: W-5

Zendala®: Zentangle Meets Mandala Intermediates: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Marisela Rumberg CZT The meanings of modern mandalas have evolved and become multifaceted works of art. Continue enjoying the Zentangle Method with a new twist: circular cut paper tiles. Zendala tiles, 4.5" in diameter and die cut, are made from the same paper as the square white tiles. Attending Basic Zentangle class is highly recommended but not required. Spring Quarter: One day Friday June 1, 10:30am–2:30pm Tuition: $85, bring your Zentangle Kit Materials Fee: $10 materials fee or $5 when you bring your own Zentangle kit Location: W-6, 607

Zengems and Tangles

Intermediate to Advanced: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Marisela Rumberg CZT This workshop explores the fun possibilities of working with simple shapes, adding Zentangle patterns and coloring to create sparkling “gems”. The gems can stand alone or be incorporated into traditional Zentangle designs. It's easy, and as always, no mistakes! ZenGems are fun, relaxing and addictive! Attending Basic Zentangle class is highly recommended but not required. Summer Quarter: One day Session A: Thursday June 28, 11am–3pm Session B: Saturday August 25, 11am–3pm Tuition: $85, bring your Zentangle Kit Materials Fee: $10, bring your own color pencils (Prismacolor Premier recommended) Location: W-6, 607

Zentangle® Tiles with a Hint of Color Intermediate to Advanced: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Marisela Rumberg CZT Pure Zentangle is only black & white but it is not forbidden to enhance your artwork with a little bit of color. Although the Basic Zentangle class is not a pre-requisite, this workshop could be considered a continuation. Learn new tangles and possibilities. Relax and enjoy, it won’t be overwhelmingly colorful, just a hint. Summer Quarter: One day Tuesday July 10, 11am–3pm Tuition: $85 Materials Fee: $10, or $5 when you bring your own Zentangle kit Location: W-5

Renaissance & Black Tiles: Explore the Zentangle® Method on Non-White Paper

Intermediate Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Pre-requisite: A Basic Zentangle class/workshop Instructor: Marisela Rumberg CZT Have fun drawing on sepia and black paper! There is more besides black ink—you'll learn the techniques for using brown, white and other colored pens. Explore the tangles from a new angle! Day 1: Renaissance Tiles Let’s take the world of Zentangle® back into the time of artists Leonardo da Vinci and Michael Angelo! Tiles will have the look and feel of the chiaroscuro technique of the Renaissance art world. Day 2: Black Tiles See your tangles glow in the dark. White ink has a character all its own and acts totally differently than the black. Spring Quarter: Two days Wednesday & Thursday August 15–16, 11am–2:30pm Tuition: $140, supply list provided at time of registration Materials Fee: $12, payable to instructor at first class Location: W-5 Marisela Rumberg

Portrait Drawing

GLASS SAFETY: All glass students should wear natural fiber clothing, long pants and closed-toed shoes. Students are encouraged to bring their own clear safety glasses for any stained glass, mosaics or fusing classes, or didymium glasses for any Flameworking class. Safety glasses will be provided by the instructor if needed. GLASS MATERIALS FEE: Unless otherwise noted, a glass materials fee covers the use of all community accessible equipment and basic materials.

Independent Flame

Stained Glass

Spring Quarter: 9 weeks Monday April 2, 10am–1pm Monday April 2, 7pm–10pm Thursday April 5, 10am–1pm Friday April 6, 7pm–10pm

Spring Quarter: 9 weeks Tuesday April 3, 10am–12:30pm Wednesday April 4, 7pm–9:30pm Tuition: $230

Instructor: Staff Monitored This class is perfect for the advanced student or glass artist who prefers to work independently or alongside other advanced and experienced flame workers. Each participant is requested to share a short presentation on any flameworking topic to their classmates. For example, a specific forming, shaping or color application technique, etc. Participants are given a 27-hour pass which can be used during any time that Open Studio or another Independent Flame slot is available.

Summer Quarter: 9 Weeks Monday June 18, 10am–1pm Monday June 18, 7pm–10pm Thursday June 21, 10am–1pm Friday June 22, 7pm–10pm Tuition: $215 Required: Please bring your own glass Location: W-7, 711 To Register: Interested students must contact Dale Marhanka dalemarhanka@workhousearts.org Note: Enrollment in Independent Flame is limited to 8 (per slot/day). All Independent Flame participants must be self-sufficient, provide their own materials and can properly use equipment, kilns, etc.

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Karen Abbott This is a traditional method of making windows, lamps, boxes and more by creating a pattern (or using a pre-made pattern), selecting colored and textured glass to go in each piece of your pattern, cutting and fitting the glass to your pattern and joining the glass using copper foil and solder. A beginning student will come away with all the skills to create simple windows on their own and a finished project. Intermediate & Advanced also welcome.

Summer Quarter: 8 Weeks Tuesday June 19, 10am–12:30pm Wednesday June 20, 7pm–9:30pm Tuition: $220 Materials Fee: $10, covers use of tools, equipment and misc. program provided materials Location: W-7, 716 Note: Additional Materials fees for individual projects are estimated to be $100–$300 depending upon project chosen.

Kiln Casting

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Sarah Todd In this class, 3D objects are created in glass by making a mold of an object (either one you bring or one you create from clay) that you will melt glass into, creating a glass replica of the original. Many glass artists prefer this method as it allows them the ability to create a sculpture in glass and add other materials to the glass to realize their design. A beginning student will experience several techniques used to make the mold and create pieces using these techniques. Spring Quarter: 9 weeks Monday April 2, 7pm–10pm Tuition: $245 Summer Quarter: 8 weeks Monday June 18, 7pm–10pm Tuition: $235

Sarah Todd

Materials Fee: $190, added at time of registration Location: W-7, 716

Note: Additional materials fee may apply depending on project chosen.

Mosaic Art

Beginning Beadmaking

Spring Quarter: 7 Weeks Tuesday April 3, 7pm–10pm Thursday April 5, 9:30am–12:30pm

Spring Quarter: 7 weeks Wednesday April 4, 10am–1:00pm

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Anita Damron Learn the ancient art of mosaic making using modern methods and materials. Plan, design and create your own unique work using a variety of materials such as glass, ceramic, stone, and more. After an initial small project to learn the basics, students may choose from another class project or bring in a project of their choice with instructor’s approval. Tools will be available for student use.

Beginner Skill Level: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Kathryn Lagassey Learn to make beautiful soft glass beads and turn them into fun and unique jewelry. This class is designed for beginners with very little or no experience. Through demonstrations, lecture and plenty of hands-on work, students will learn to use a propane/oxygen torch and the tools necessary to make a variety of different shapes of glass beads. The use of various decorative elements will be covered each week.

Summer Quarter: 7 Weeks Tuesday June 19, 7pm–10pm Thursday June 21, 9:30am–12:30pm

Tuition: $225 Materials Fee: $90 added at time of registration Location: W-7, 711

Tuition: $225 Materials Fee: $70, payable to instructor by first day of class Additional Materials Fee: $5, covers use of tools, equipment and misc. program provided materials Location: W-7, 716

Beginning to Advanced Beadmaking

Teen Fusing

All Skill Levels: Grades 8-11 Instructor: TBD How cool would it be to make your own fused glass suncatcher or a gift for a friend or family member? Learn the glass fusing process from initial design to finished product, including cutting, shaping and firing glass. Experience various kiln-forming techniques while creating your own works of art. Spring Quarter Only: 7 weeks Wednesday April 4, 4:30pm–6:30pm

Tuition: $205 Materials Fee: $85 added at time of registration Location: W-7, 716

Beginner to Advanced Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Julie Bahun Learn to make beautiful glass beads and turn them into fun and unique jewelry. This class is designed for beginners with little or no experience, or intermediate and advanced students who need a refresher or want to work independently with some instructor interaction. Through demonstrations, lecture and plenty of handson work, students will learn to use a propane/oxygen torch and the tools necessary to make a variety of different shapes of glass beads. The use of various decorative elements will be covered each week Spring Quarter: 7 weeks Thursday April 5, 7pm–10:00pm Summer Quarter: 7 weeks Thursday June 21, 7pm–10:00pm Tuition: $225 Materials Fee: $90 added at time of registration Location: W-7, 711

GLASS SUPPLY STORE Located in Building W-7 : : Thursdays–Saturday 11am–4pm The Workhouse Glass Supply Store is your one-stop shop in Northern Virginia for all your stained glass, flameworking and fusing needs. The shop carries Bullseye brand fuseable glass and various vendor-supplied stained and dichro. It carries Schott, Pyrex, Messy, Northstar, Effetre and TAG glasses for all those flame working artists out there. Glass artists can also find a variety of safety equipment, and hand tools for sale, too.

GLASS

Intermediate to Advanced Beadmaking

Birds, Bugs and Fish: Boro Glass

Spring Quarter: 7 weeks Tuesday April 3, 10am–1:00pm (Lagassey) Tuesday April 3, 7pm–10:00pm (Bahun)

Spring Quarter: 4 weeks Saturday April 28, 6pm–9pm

Intermediate to Advanced Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Julie Bahun + Kathryn Lagassey Take your beadmaking skills to the next level. Explore the alchemy and ecstasy of achieving other worldly designs by applying reactive glass foils, silvered stringers, complex twisties, frit, latticino, and fuming! Pull, push, tweeze glass, add/subtract, mask, rake—we’ll explore every technique in the book, including etching, flat-lapping, and more.

Summer Quarter: 7 weeks Tuesday June 19, 10am–1:00pm (Bahun) Tuesday June 19, 7pm–10:00pm (Bahun) Tuition: $225 Materials Fee: $90, added at time of registration Location: W-7, 711

Beginning to Intermediate Flameworking: Boro Glass

Beginning to Intermediate Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Linda Condray Learn the fundamentals of Flameworking with Boro (hard) glass. This recurring weekly class will cover setting up a studio, studio safety, flame characteristics and purpose, gravity and hand positioning, and fundamentals of glass as applied to flameworking. Instructor will also cover creation of marbles, pendants, flowers, ornaments, sculpting and more. Spring Quarter Only: 9 Week Sunday April 8, 3pm–6pm Tuition: $225 Materials Fee: $105 added at time of registration Location: W-7, 711

Intermediate to Advanced Flameworking: Boro Glass

Intermediate to Advanced Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Tracey Alfaro This class will allow you to build upon and push your basic skills in Flameworking with Borosilicate glass. You'll discover solid borosilicate glass sculpture, including cutting, bending, gathering, stringers and puntying, while learning to make small sculptures. The instructor will also cover creation of marbles, pendants, flowers, ornaments, sculpting techniques and more. Spring Quarter: 7 weeks Sunday April 8, 11:30am–2:30pm Summer Quarter: 7 weeks Sunday June 24, 11:30am–2:30pm Tuition: $225 Materials Fee: $105 added at time of registration Location: W-7, 711

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Intermediate to Advanced Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Sarah Wicks During this course you will use both soft and borosilicate glass to make sculptural beads and off-mandrel sculptures. We'll focus on a variety of whimsical and realistic birds, bugs, and fish. These types of colorful creatures look especially beautiful in glass and will inspire your creativity. In the course you will learn a great deal about heat control, sculptural techniques, how to re-create the shape of a complex animal in glass, and some of key the details that separate whimsical and realistic pieces.

Tuition: $170 Materials Fee: $85 added at time of registration Location: W-7, 711 Note: At least one prior class in flameworking is recommended before taking this class. Please bring one or more photos of birds, bugs, or fish that inspire you to class.

Beginning to Advanced Glass Fusing Techniques

Beginner to Advanced Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Sandi Martina + TBD A fun, intense, ongoing survey of glass fusing techniques. Both beginners and advanced fusers will explore various ways of creating functional and sculptural fused glass pieces. This is a class that is always changing and evolving with the students. It begins with some fundamentals of glass theory and goes where the participants take it. Something new is introduced in every single class and no two classes are the same, even from quarter to quarter or year to year. There is always something new to explore and you will have a great experience. Fusing theory, cutting techniques and kiln schedules are discussed/shared. Techniques covered have included kiln carving, photo transfers, bottle slumping, making "puddles", powder wafers, painting with mica, enamels, stencils, pattern bars, mono printing, coral bowls, votives, bottle slumping and vitrigraph pulls just to name a few. Beginner, intermediate and advanced students work side by side to push their own creative boundaries. Spring Quarter: 7 weeks Thursday April 5, 1pm–4pm (Martina) Thursday April 5, 7pm–10pm (TBD) Sunday April 8, 1pm–4pm (Martina) Summer Quarter: 7 weeks Thursday June 21, 1pm–4pm (Martina) Thursday June 21, 7pm–10pm (TBD) Sunday June 24, 1pm–4pm (Martina) Tuition: $225 Materials Fee: $130 added at time of registration Location: W-7, 716 Safety: All glass students should wear natural fiber clothing, long pants and closed-toed shoes. Students are encouraged to bring their own clear safety glasses for any stained glass, mosaics or fusing classes, or didymium glasses for any Flameworking class. Safety glasses will be provided by the instructor if needed. Glass Materials Fee: Unless noted, a glass materials fee covers the use of all community accessible equipment and basic materials.

Beginning to Intermediate Glass Fusing Techniques

Beginner to Intermediate Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: TBD Create artworks from layering glass then firing in a kiln to a full, tack or slump fuse. This class is great for students who have no previous glass experience or want a refresher on basic skills. Learn the art of kiln-forming glass including basic principles of compatibility, scoring, cutting, fusing, shaping and coldworking. We'll use sheet glass, frit, stringers and dichroic glass, while learning how to use glass tools. You'll learn design concepts and how to choose which glass technique will best accomplish your goal. Focus will be on process and exploring all the possibilities that can be achieved with glass. Spring Quarter: 7 weeks Friday April 6, 10am–1pm Summer Quarter: 7 weeks Friday June 22, 10am–1pm Tuition: $225 Materials Fee: $130 added at time of registration Location: W-7, 716

On the fence as to whether you want to taking a weekly beadmaking or boro glass class? Ponder no further — take a Try Me! Class. No experience necessary.

TRY ME! Focus on Beadmaking Beginner Skill Level: Young Adults and Adults

Instructor: Kathryn Lagassey + Julie Bahun This class is focused on the use of soft glass for beadmaking and see if it whets your appetite. Our Instructor is an experienced professional artist and can give you a better sense as to what is involved in this technique and medium. Students will be contacted when artwork is ready for pick-up. Spring Quarter: One day Saturday June 16, 6pm–8pm Summer Quarter: One day Saturday September 8, 12pm–2pm

WORKSHOPS Flameworked and Fused Glass Suncatchers

Intermediate to Advanced Skill Levels : Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Kathryn Lagassey + Sandi Martina Take your glass skills in a new direction. Flamework colorful flowers, leaves and butterflies on the torch. Arrange components on sheet glass then fuse into textured ‘garden delight’ suncatchers. Create two suncatchers, ready for pick up 3-4 days after workshop. Spring Quarter: One day Saturday May 12, 10am–5pm Tuition: $210, materials included Location: W-7, 711

Beginning to Intermediate Beadmaking Intensive Weekend

Beginner to Intermediate Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Kathryn Lagassey Learn to make beautiful glass beads! This intensive workshop is designed for bead makers with little or no experience or those who want a refresher class and/or to expand upon their techniques. Through demonstrations, lecture and plenty of hands-on work students will learn to use a propane/oxygen torch and the tools necessary to make a variety of different shapes of glass beads. The use of various decorative elements will be covered. Discover foils, silvered stringers, complex twisties, frit, latticino and color reactions in a fun group setting. Get tips and tricks to fix those ends up and try out some other hand tools like molds and mashers. A one-hour lunch break has been incorporated into the length of this workshop. Spring Quarter: Two days Saturday & Sunday June 2–3, 10am–5pm Tuition: $250 Materials Fee: $85 added at time of registration

Location: W-7, 711

Tuition: $60, materials included Location: W-7, 711

TRY ME! Focus on Boro Glass Beginner Skill Level: Young Adults and Adults

Instructor: Sarah Wicks Class focused on flameworking with Boro glass and see if it whets your appetite. Our Instructor is an experienced flameworking artist and can give you a better sense as to what is involved in this technique and medium. Students will be contacted when artwork is ready for pick-up. Spring Quarter: One day Saturday March 24, 6pm–8pm Saturday June 2, 6pm–8pm

Tuition: $60, materials included Location: W-7, 711

Sandi Martina

Summer Quarter: One day Saturday September 8, 6pm–8pm

Beginner to Intermediate Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Sarah Wicks In this workshop, you'll learn the fundamentals of using borosilicate glass to sculpt solid objects based on animals, plants, people, photos, and other objects based on your imagination. During the first day, we'll focus on safe use of the equipment and creating solid sculptures. These solid sculptures will be based on plants, animals, and whatever else you can imagine. During the second day, we'll incorporate hollow elements and some color into your sculptural work and build towards more complex pieces. Bringing a sketch pad or a notebook is recommended. A one-hour lunch break has been incorporated into the length of this workshop. Summer Quarter: Two days Saturday & Sunday August 25–26, 10am–5pm Tuition: $250 Materials Fee: $95 added at time of registration Location: W-7, 711

Marbles

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Sarah Wicks Spend a day making beautiful worlds within a sphere by making your own marbles! During this all levels workshop you will learn to create intricate marble designs while practicing key shaping and heat control skills. You'll also learn how to use a hand torch and how to apply dichroic glass. A one-hour lunch break has been incorporated into the length of this workshop. Spring Quarter: One day Saturday April 7, 10am–5pm Tuition: $140 Materials Fee: $60 added at time of registration Location: W-7, 711

Glass Implosions

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Sarah Wicks In this workshop you will learn the principals of glass implosions, a highly versatile skill that leads to beautiful results. You will include your colorful implosions in pendants and marbles during the workshop. With the skills you learn in this class, you will be able to make increasingly unique and complex implosions of you own design. Summer Quarter: One day Saturday June 30, 4pm–8pm Tuition: $90 Materials Fee: $50 added at time of registration Location: W-7, 711 Safety: All glass students should wear natural fiber clothing, long pants and closed-toed shoes. Students are encouraged to bring their own clear safety glasses for any stained glass, mosaics or fusing classes, or didymium glasses for any Flameworking class. Safety glasses will be provided by the instructor if needed. Glass Materials Fee: Unless noted, a glass materials fee covers the use of all community accessible equipment and basic materials.

Sarah Wicks

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Beginning to Intermediate Flameworking: Boro Sculpture Intensive Weekend

Advanced Borosilicate Blown Ornaments

Advanced Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Linda Condray Have you got blowing basic clear glass ornaments figured out and going? Would you like to learn more tips and tricks and complicated decorating? Join this class and we'll cover Reticello style ornaments, adding decoration to blown ornaments, complex shapes, different types of tubing used to get unique coloring (such as striped and dichroic). You don't have to always get perfect round ornaments, but you must have some experience working stringers, pulling points, and blowing basic ornaments from points. Please bring images for inspiration and a bag lunch. Summer Quarter: One day Saturday September 22, 10am–5pm Tuition: $140 Materials Fee: $60 added at time of registration Location: W-7, 711

Christmas in July: Borosilicate Blown Ornaments

Beginner to Advanced Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Linda Condray Learn how to make Borosilicate glass icicles and blown ornaments in time and ready for great holiday gifts and decorating. We'll explore options for styles of icicles and various ways of decorating simple blown ball ornaments. Depending on your experience level, you should be able to complete several of each type during the weekend. If you've never been on a torch, you're welcome to register, but please contact Linda Condray at wobgnut@aol.com for a short orientation and lesson on using glass torches before the class. Please bring images for inspiration and a bag lunch. Summer Quarter: Two days Saturday July 21, 11am–3pm Saturday July 28, 11am–3pm Tuition: $160 Materials Fee: $70 added at time of registration Location: W-7, 711

Make it! Take it! Sandblasting Glass Drinking Vessels

Beginner Skill Level: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Kathryn Lagassey Have a cupboard full of unwanted or old wine glasses? Fret no more. Take this workshop and bring new life to those old wine glasses! Participants will design and create imagery or patterns on their wine glasses, and then sandblast them to create a whole new wine glass. All materials included or bring your own wine glass(s). Spring Quarter: One day Saturday April 14, 6pm–9pm Saturday June 9, 6pm–9pm Tuition: $75, materials included (2 wine glass limit) Location: W-7, 716

All skill levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Sandi Martina Create your own photo keepsake! Just bring your favorite photo— you'll design a glass frame and fire the image onto the glass. On the first day, you'll make glass blanks to fire photo images onto and you'll choose from one 8"x 10" and one 3"x 3" magnet, two 5"x 7" and one 3"x 3" magnet or five 3"x 3" magnets. Images can be photos of any subject—landscapes, poems, quotes, people, or original drawings or paintings. Images will be sized depending on design. On day two, we'll print the images onto decal paper and transfer the images to your glass blank. Any additional glass components can then be added at this stage and pieces will be loaded for final firing. Spring Quarter: Two days Saturdays April 7 and April 14, 10am–1pm Tuition: $140 Materials Fee: $55 added at time of registration Required: Please bring images on a flash drive or your own laptop Location: W-7, 716

Mom/Dad and Me: Fused Glass

Beginner Skill Level: Ages 6 years old and up with Adult Instructor: Sandi Martina Have fun with your little one making a handmade suncatcher, ornament and tile. Adults will cut glass and supervise their child in the design process. This workshop gives a quick introduction to kilnformed glass including scoring, nipping, grinding and fusing. Final works will be ready for pick up 2–3 days after workshop. Spring Quarter: One day Saturday May 19, 10am–1pm Summer Quarter: Two days Saturday July 21, 10am–1pm Tuition: $70 Materials Fee: $40 added at time of registration Location: W-7, 716

Fused Glass Suncatchers

Beginner Skill Level: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Sandi Martina Make your windows twinkle with handmade fused glass suncatchers! This workshop gives a quick introduction to kilnformed glass including scoring, nipping, grinding and fusing. Create three suncatchers. They make great gifts! Pieces will be ready for pick up 2–3 days after workshop.

Kiln Casting Intensive Workshop

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Sarah Todd Want to make 3D Glass Sculptures? In this class, we'll cover basic mold-making processes used to transform an object made of clay into a glass reproduction of the original. On the first day, participants will experience several techniques used to make the mold and create pieces using those techniques. On the second day, we'll learn how to use the equipment in the cold-working room to finish the pieces you create. This weekend workshop is a great way to spend a couple of days with a friend or to meet new ones in an educational environment. No previous glass experience is required. Spring Quarter: Two days Saturdays May 5 and May 12, 10am–4pm Tuition: $250 Materials Fee: $160 added at time of registration Location: W-7, 716 Note: An additional materials fee may apply depending on project chosen.

Fused Art Glass 101

Beginner Skill Level: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: David Barnes An initial two-day exposure to kiln-formed fused art glass. This workshop includes a lecture, demonstration and student application of the basic principles in fusing glass including the creation of a simple 6" square geometric glass project. We'll cover basic concepts of glass design, color, glass types, and glass behavior in the kiln, kiln firing processes, glass cutting and coldworking, assembly, slumping and safety. Please bring a bag lunch to class. Spring Quarter: Two days Sundays June 3 and June 10, 12pm–4pm Tuition: $180 Materials Fee: $75 added at time of registration Location: W-7, 716 Alice Gebhart

Photo Transfers on Fused Glass

Summer Quarter: One day Saturday August 4, 10am–1pm Tuition: $70 Materials Fee: $35 added at time of registration Location: W-7, 716

WORKHOUSE FIELD TRIPS!

A trip to the Workhouse is perfect for school groups, home-schoolers, Brownies or Scouts, teams or church groups to experience the arts! With a faculty who specialize in all kinds of art forms, visits are designed to match the group's interests and ages. Visits can include workshops and guided tours. For more information about field trips, contact registrar@workhousearts.org.

Pique Assiette Mosaic

Sarah Wicks

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Intermediate to Advanced Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Anita Damron Recycle and reuse while bringing new life to your heirloom china. For example, pieces of broken pottery, china, glass, buttons, findings, figurines and jewelry are cemented onto a base to create a lovely 3D mosaic piece. Bring your own china or findings to give your piece a unique sentimental touch. Planning and design, use of tools and materials will also be discussed. Summer Quarter: Two days Saturdays September 22, 10am–4pm and September 29, 10am–1pm

Intermediate to Advanced Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: David Barnes A follow-on workshop that builds upon the topics and experiences covered in the Fused Art Glass 101 workshop. In this workshop, you'll learn details in nonlinear design, fusing techniques, glass cutting, assembly, embellishment, kiln firing and slumping and problem solving. This class will include lecture, demonstration and student application of additional techniques in glass cutting and cold-working. You'll make an 8" square piece to be draped and a circle piece which will be slumped. Please bring a bag lunch. Summer Quarter: Two days Sundays August 19 and August 26, 12pm–4pm Tuition: $180 Materials Fee: $75 added at time of registration Location: W-7, 716

Fine Silver Wire Fusing for Glass Bead Jewelry

Intermediate Skill Level: Ages 15 and up Instructor: Julie Bahun Take your basic fine silver fusing skills to the next level. This class will focus on building various chain styles. Bring beads to use in creating your own necklace, bracelet, or earring design. Although we will review basic fine silver fusing knowledge and tools, basic knowledge of these techniques are required to be successful in chain making and project completion. Each student will complete a pair of earrings and bracelet during class. Summer Quarter: One day Saturday August 4, 10am–2pm Tuition: $90 Materials Fee: $60 added at time of registration Required: Please bring your own beads Location: W-7, 711

Mosaic Studio

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Anita Damron Bring your unfinished mosaic projects to this open studio and complete them. Get help with ongoing projects, and enjoy the company of other mosaic art enthusiasts. Participate in completion of public art projects. Get help building a list of materials and supplies to buy to set up your own home studio. Summer Quarter: One day Saturday June 23, 10am–4pm

Tuition: $135 Materials Fee: $20, payable to instructor on first day of class Location: W-7, 716

Try Me Mosaic Art: Design and Build All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Anita Damron Have you ever wanted to try mosaics? In this introductory class, you will learn some of the basics of mosaic art and create your own glass mosaic artwork using beautiful hand cut glass pieces. Spring Quarter: One day Saturday June 2, 6pm–8pm Tuition: $50 Materials Fee: $15, payable to Instructor on first day of class Location: W-7, 716

Introduction to Mosaic Art

Beginner to Advanced Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Anita Damron Create an original mosaic artwork using glass, and other materials. Learn the basics of selecting materials, creating a design, cutting glass, andamento, grouting and other finishing techniques. Summer Quarter: Two days Saturdays July 21, 2pm–8pm and July 28, 2pm–4pm Tuition: $180 Materials Fee: $35, payable to Instructor on first day of class Location: W-7, 716 Safety: All glass students should wear natural fiber clothing, long pants and closed-toed shoes. Students are encouraged to bring their ownclear safety glasses for any stained glass, mosaics or fusing classes, or didymium glasses for any Flameworking class. Safety glasses will be provided by the instructor if needed. Glass Materials Fee: Unless noted, a glass materials fee covers the use of all community accessible equipment and basic materials. Julie Bahun

Fused Art Glass 102

Tuition: $190 Materials Fee: $50, payable to Instructor or $35 if you bring your own china Location: W-7, 716

Micro Mosaic Jewelry for Teens

All Skill Levels: Ages 13-17 Instructor: Anita Damron Create unique pendants, earrings and more using glass and other materials from Italy, Morocco, Turkey, Austria, China and more. Planning and design, use of tools and materials will be discussed. Summer Quarter: One day Saturday August 4, 3pm–7pm Tuition: $85 Materials Fee: $50, payable to Instructor on first day of class Location: W-7, 716 Safety: All glass students should wear natural fiber clothing, long pants and closedtoed shoes. Students are encouraged to bring their ownclear safety glasses for any stained glass, mosaics or fusing classes, or didymium glasses for any Flameworking class. Safety glasses will be provided by the instructor if needed. Glass Materials Fee: Unless noted, a glass materials fee covers the use of all community accessible equipment and basic materials.

Blurring the Edges: Creating Painterly Images in Glass

Intermediate to Advanced Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Leah Powell This class explores how to use what is normally a hard-edged medium to achieve softer edges. We’ll work with a variety of thicknesses of sheet glass, as well as fine, medium and coarse frits to create tons of samples, as well as a finished display piece. This is an individualized class. You can choose your image from florals, landscapes/seascapes or abstracts. Bring your own photo or work from samples in class. Color theory and a primer on how to expand your palette of glass colors will provide a basis for incorporating these techniques into your own work. Summer Quarter: Two days Saturdays August 18 and August 25, 10am–4pm Tuition: $250 Materials Fee: $85 added at time of registration Location: W-7, 716

VISITING ARTIST WORKSHOP The Workhouse Arts Center Glass program is pleased to host the following visiting artist workshop series by leading national and international-renowned glass artists. Space is limited- so be sure to register early.

FALL 2018: Joy Munshower — Surf & Turf Intermediate to Advanced Skill Levels Three Day Workshop: October 19–21, 10am–5pm Cost: $450 per person This 3-day workshop is for intermediate and advanced students. Students will be sculpting bas-relief style horse beads, hedgehog beads and various sea-life beads. Students will learn to sculpt these animals from both photo reference and instructor-drawn examples. Students will learn how to break down the shapes of these animals and how to apply those shapes to sculpting in a bas-relief or low-relief style on a base bead. An overview of various animal anatomies will be covered to help you create realistic and lifelike low-relief animal and sea-life beads. Students will also learn how to use specialty dental to facilitate and ease sculpting in a low-relief style as well as 3-D subject matter. Some photo and diagram reference will be provided to the students to better illustrate shape, anatomy and composition breakdown. Students are encouraged to bring a bag lunch, a sketchbook, their own tools and any images for inspiration. Basic Flameworking Tools can be provided, but Joy recommends that students order or bring the tools that

one uses in their studio. Any item from the following list can be ordered at any flameworking supply house. A Joy Munshower Class Tool Set can also be purchased at www.arrowsprings.com and includes everything you’ll need except the Xiem Studio Stainless Steel Carving tools. Websites where you can order the carving tools, if needed, are listed below. • 6" Italian Style Tweezers (Part# TW-ITALIAN6) at www.arrowsprings.com • Xiem Studio Tools Stainless Steel Carving Set (Red Set- PSTS9MC-10081) at www.clay-king.com • Stainless Steel Scalpel #4 Handle with #21 scalpel blades at www.amazon.com • SE- Pin Punch Set – Brass, Long Drive, 8pc at www.amazon.com • 1/16" or 3/32" Tungsten Straight Rake/Poke Tool (Part# TUN116REPL or Part# TUN332REPL) • Mandrel Pin Vise (Part# VISEMAN) — optional but very handy — at www.arrowsprings.com • Marver(s) and a butter knife without a serrated edge is also helpful

YOUTH ART CAMPS Spring Break Arts Camp

Multiple Media Experience: Ages 6–17 Spring into break, and break into ART! Join us for another round of cool counselors, great instructors, and fun arts activities! Campers will get a taste of many different mediums from Painting to Culinary, Mixed Media and more. Making their break worthwhile, campers create memories, make new friends, and produce artwork they’ll be proud to show off. School may be out, but learning isn’t! Spring Quarter: One week, Monday–Friday March 26–30, 9am–5pm Tuition: $375 Location: W-3, 302, 304, and 305

Spring Break Camp: Kids Take Over the Workhouse Stage!

Performing Arts Boot Camp: Grades: 3-6 Calling all theatre kids to the challenge! In just five days we'll create an original new short work of theatre that will be performed on the Workhouse Stage! Campers will be given the opportunity to share their creative skills while writing and performing your own new play. In the process, you'll experience basic stagecraft for performing arts, as well as some technical skills that happen behind-the-scenes. The week culminates with a twilight performance for family and friendsof a world premiere play created by you! Can you write, rehearse and create a new play in just five days? Accept the challenge! Spring Quarter: One week, Monday–Friday March 26–30, 9am–5pm Tuition: $375 Location: W-3 Theatre and studios in W-4. Performance will be in W-3 Theatre at 6pm on March 30.

Teacher Workday & School Holidays = Arts Camp!

Multiple Media Experience: Ages 6–13 So your camper got the day off, huh? Well, don’t let them sit So your camper got the day off, huh? Well, don’t let them sit around – join us! At the Workhouse we’ll journey the realm of Fine Arts through projects in 2D, 3D, and even Culinary! Campers will engage in a constructive day learning various techniques and further developing artistic skill (all while having FUN)! Take advantage of the day off to get inspired! Spring Quarter: One day Session A: Monday April 2, 9am–5pm Session B: Monday April 16, 9am–5pm Tuition: $120 Location: W-3

Mommy & Me: Arts Party! Culinary and 2D Arts: Ages 5 and up

Treat Mom to a day with you! Daughters and sons will join their favorite lady for two hours of exciting arts activities. Together you’ll make delicious treats in our culinary arts classroom and design a timeless piece of artwork with a professional artist! Share this fun experience with the one you love most: Mom! Spring Quarter: One day Sunday May 13, 10am–12pm Tuition: $35 per participant Location: W-3, 302 and 305 Note: Moms and/or Dads are invited to join the fun! At least one youth AND at least one adult must register at the same time.

Dad & Me: Arts Party!

Culinary and 2D Arts: Ages 5 and up Celebrate Father’s Day with us early as we make the best barbeque from scratch and create crazy art projects! What could make for a better Father’s Day than spending time together and collaborating on artwork that will last forever? Spring Quarter: One day Saturday June 16, 10am–12pm Tuition: $35 per participant Location: W-3, 302 and 305 Note: Moms and/or Dads are invited to join the fun! At least one youth AND at least one adult must register at the same time.

SUMMER SESSION DATES — Two weeks each, Monday– Friday Session A: June 25–July 6 (No camp July 4) Session B: July 9–July 20

Session C: July 23–August 3 Session D: August 6–August 17

One Week Summer Camp: Ages 6–10

Fine Arts Innovators Camp: Ages 11–13

Start your summer the right way — with a week crammed of creativity! Campers will sample diverse media from culinary arts to collage, drawing and painting, 3D and more. Learn about famous artists and styles, get inspired by different cultures, and cultivate skills through challenging and fun projects. Special Sessions: One week, Monday–Friday Session A: June 11–15, 9am–5pm Session B: June 18–22, 9am–5pm

“The innovation point is the pivotal moment when talented and motivated people seek the opportunity to act on their ideas and dreams.” — W. Arthur Porter

Tuition: $375

Doodle Tots Arts Camp: Ages 3–5 Did you know that Pablo Picasso’s first word was “pencil”? Picasso’s father taught him to draw and paint, and by age 13 he surpassed his father’s skill level. The time to immerse your child in visual arts is now! With an array of exciting art projects designed to encourage self-expression, campers will learn how to tap into their own unique creativity. Explore and experiment in various media such as painting and drawing, mixed media, collage and more!

Innovation starts with you! Gain access to 2D, 3D, and Culinary Arts — learning how to draw, paint, sculpt and hand-build, cook and present. Campers will develop technical skills and use critical thinking to fuse art and history together, creating new and exciting concepts! Full Day Sessions A, B, C, D: 9:00am–5:00pm Tuition: $690 per session

Short Film Camp: Ages 8–12 Shoot straight into the world of Film with our instructors to complete a computer-assisted, short film in ten days. From writing the script to creating the characters, campers will use all efforts to collaborate on their film. No matter what skill level, all are challenged according to their own experience. Families are invited to a viewing of the short films in the W-3 Theater on the final day of the session.

Each day includes: ▪ Circle Time ▪ Music and Movement ▪ Educational Arts Activities and Games ▪ Special Class by Guest Teaching Artists ▪ Outdoor and Story Time

Half Day AM Sessions A, B: 9:00am–12:30pm

Half Day AM Sessions A, B, C, D: 9:00am–12:30pm Tuition: $395 per session

Don’t just play games; start creating them! Computer Game Design is one of the fastest growing and most transformational fields of study today. It integrates all of the STEM core competencies in a fun and engaging way, where students learn about computer technology, visual arts, storytelling, and music with creative and critical thinking and problem solving skills. The fun and adventure begin here! This foundational course for our youngest students will use a fun and simple visual programming language made specifically to teach our youngest students the fundamentals of programming and game design. Students will first create their own “hands-on” board game and then translate it onto a computer game. This is a part of the Mason Computer Game Design Program’s Mason Game & Technology Academy, Where Art and Technology Learn 2 Play!

Visual Arts Explorers Camp: Ages 6–10 “Art is not what you see, but what you make others see.” — Edgar Degas Let your child travel deep into the realm of Visual Arts! Discover various techniques and styles while gaining experience in drawing, Chinese brush painting, ceramics, and more. The focus is on experimentation, use of imagination, and engaging skills learned to get outside the box and create art like no other! Full Day Sessions A, B, C, D: 9:00am–5:00pm Tuition: $690 per session

Tuition: $375 per session

Foundations of Digital Games with MGTA: Ages 6-8

Half Day AM Session C: 9:00am–12:30pm Tuition: $590 per session

Half Day AM Sessions A, B, C, D: 9:00am–12:30pm Tuition: $375 per session

All materials for all camps are included in the tuition! Contact youthartscamp@workhousearts.org

YOUTH ART CAMPS

Introduction to Game Design with MGTA: Ages 8-10 Don’t just play games; start creating them! Computer Game Design is one of the fastest growing and most transformational fields of study today. It integrates all of the STEM core competencies in a fun and engaging way, where students learn about computer technology, visual arts, storytelling, and music with creative and critical thinking and problem solving skills. The Journey into Game Design begins here. This introductory course for younger students focuses on the essential attributes a structure of successful computer games: rules of play, level design, user interface, and storytelling. Students will learn to design and build a successful game and they will create their very own simple games to share with friends and family. Half Day AM Session D: 9:00am–12:30pm Tuition: $590 per session

Summer Arts Intensive for Young Adults: Ages 14-17 “Challenge your perceptions, then visualize your options.” — Verlie Murphy

Full Day Sessions A, D: 9:00am–5:00pm Tuition: $690

Performing Arts Summer Intensive: My Story, My Voice

Theatre Experience Required: High School students only For students who have a passion for theatre or may be considering performing arts as a career path. The scope of this camp is to create an ensemble of performers for exploration, discussion and be an incubator for a new work of theatre. In this forum, there will be less focus on the technical aspects of theatre and a greater focus on the story and script, and ultimately the representation of your voice onstage. Today, social media and screens fight for our attention but the power of live performance can't replace the personal experience. The theatre work created here will be produced and directed by your team, culminating with a live performance on the Workhouse Stage. Full Day Session B: 9:00am–5:00pm

Students will learn about the “real world” of art; resources for careers and college, as well as key points to preparing and presenting a portfolio. Through project-driven classes, students will design and create in drawing and painting media. To broaden the skillset, students will also gain experience in the following: Ceramics Focus on knowledge of clay, process, sculpture and pottery techniques. Glass Focus on knowledge of glass, process, and fusing techniques. Culinary Focus on food safety, sculpture, plating, and presentation. At the end of week one, students will participate in a “Work in Progress Critique”. Photos of work will be required for the “Final Presentation and Critique” at the end of week two.

Tuition: $690

Full Day Sessions A, B: 9:00am–5:00pm

Art Under the Arches 2018

Tuition: $690 per session

Performing Arts Summer Camp Challenge!

All Skill Levels: Ages 10–15, other ages are considered based on enrollment trends, please inquire This camp does not require an audition —only an enthusiasm for the performing arts and a passion for teamwork to write, create and perform a brand new short theatre work for family and friends — in only two weeks time! Are you up for the challenge? It’s up to you and your new friends to experience the obstacles and triumph putting together a live performance, while learning the skills from professional artists and instructors. The session ends with a live performance on the Workhouse Stage to show off your talents! Full Day Sessions A, B, C, D: 9:00am–5:00pm Tuition: $690 Repeat campers are welcome, and will be given different and greater individual challenges

Experimental Theatre Project Camp

All Skill Levels: High School, other ages are considered based on enrollment trends, please inquire Newer trends in live performance have audiences seeking a departure from traditional proscenium-style theatre, and exploring interactive and experiential theatre styles. Experiences that place the audience in the middle of the story, rather than passive observers.

Recent theatre pieces like Sleep No More, haunt attractions and escape rooms that feature actors have changed the way audiences experience theatre. In this camp, we will design, write and create and immersive and experiential style theatre piece with interactive elements that places the audience in the middle of the story.

Receive a 10% discount if you register over the phone or in person by May 1st! *Cannot be combined with Multiple Reservation Discount. A minimum of 4 campers must be met in order for each camp session to run. Mediums for all camps listed are subject to change and are based on the instructors hired for each individual camp. Please visit our website for updated listings.

The culminating event for the Workhouse Summer Arts Camp, Art Under the Arches will take place in the Vulcan Muse, exhibiting participating camper artwork of ages 3–17. The opening reception will be held on Saturday, August 18, 11:00am–1pm. Win prizes, enjoy refreshments and support the youth arts community! Family and friends welcome! This event is open to the public.

Additional Information for July 4th

Camp will not meet on Tuesday, July 4th. Session A Tuition will be discounted to reflect this change: Visual Arts Explorers, Fine Arts Innovators, Summer Intensive for Teens, Performing Arts Summer Camp Challenge, and Experiential Theatre Camps : Full-Day $621 Visual Arts Explorers: Half-Day $338 Doodle Tots: $355.50 Short Film and Animation: $338

Multiple Reservation Discount

Enroll in one session and receive a discount on each additional camp reservation. Available by phone only: (703) 584-2934.

Scholarships

Inquire about our scholarship opportunities and enroll your camper for our program today! Deadline: May 31

Pre-Care

$10/camper/day or $100/camper/two weeks Available by phone only: (703) 584-2934

All materials for all camps are included in the tuition! Contact youthartscamp@workhousearts.org

Trupti More

MIXED MEDIA Exploring Mixed Media with Color & Texture

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: M. Jane Johnson Students will explore using color, texture and pattern to create mixed media artwork. We will start working with more representational images and learn how to abstract them through examples. Working with acrylics, collage, drawing medium, and gels, we will see how to add dimension and interest to our work. Spring Quarter: 9 weeks Wednesday April 4, 10am–1pm

Paper Quilling

Beginner Skill Level: 8 years and up Instructor: Trupti More Learn the art of rolling paper strips to make many different beautiful items like bookmarks, magnets, ornaments, cards, candle holders, photo and wallframes, 3D dolls and much more. The sky is the limit! Spring Quarter: 5 weeks Sunday April 8, 1pm–3pm Summer Quarter: 5 weeks Sunday July 8, 1pm–3pm

Tuition: $245, supply list provided at time of registration Location: W-10

Tuition: $150 Materials Fee: $20, payable to instructor at first class Location: W-6, 602

Your Artist Within

Printmaking

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Kathy Strauss You don’t have to be creative to get the most out of this class. In fact, the less creative you think you are, the more this class will help you tap into the creativity you desire. You'll learn to understand the right and left-brain paradigm by experiencing first hand results of working out your creative muscle. We'll explore the 8 sections of the book, The Artist Within, A Guide to Becoming Creatively Fit, organized by principles of design. Participants will share their insight into the art of life, as revealed in the pages they read each week. Through a series of defined creative exercises and discussion, you can develop “magical” mental abilities and embrace our role as the artist of our lives! You can create change in our world—all by simply creating on paper! Spring Quarter: 8 weeks Tuesday April 4, 6:30pm–9pm Tuition: $220 Required: Purchase and bring The Artist Within by Whitney Ferre Location: W-3, 305

Metalsmithing

Beginner to Intermediate Skill Levels: Adults Instructor: Nadine Thola Using copper, brass or German silver sheet metal, this course takes the student through planning a piece of jewelry or sculpture, cutting, dapping/forming, cold connections, wire work, coloration of metal, and setting stones. Depending on your choice of project, you can work big or small. A great way to get basics and find what you enjoy creating.

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Danielle A. Cady Explore this fun, hands-on medium! Learn Linoleum Monotype, Reduction and Etching Italio techniques from a professional artist instructor. Supplies include linoleum, plexi-glass, linoleum and etching tools, various qualities of paper, brayer and ink. Prints will be chosen and used for a special Japanese Stab Book. Spring Quarter: 6 weeks Sunday April 15, 12pm–3pm Summer Quarter: 6 weeks Sunday July 8, 12pm–3pm Tuition: $215 Materials Fee: $50, payable to instructor at first class Location: W-3, 305

WORKSHOPS Exploring Mixed Media with Color & Texture

Spring Quarter: 6 weeks Thursday April 5, 6pm–8pm

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: M. Jane Johnson Students interested in mixed media techniques will get a taste of what could be explored in the longer 9-week class. We will be using color, texture and pattern to create mixed media artwork with a focus on building layers and taking risks.

Summer Quarter: 6 weeks Wednesday June 20, 6pm–8pm

Spring Quarter: Two days Saturday & Sunday April 14–15, 10am–4pm

Tuition: $165, supply list provided at time of registration Location: W-10

Tuition: $250, supply list provided at time of registration Location: W-10

MIXED MEDIA

Paper Quilling Mandala Making

Beginner Skill Level: 8 years and up Instructor: Trupti More Discover how to turn simple looking colorful paper strips into works of art—beautiful mandala (circle) designs. You can use these mandalas on cards, wall hangings, wall frames and much more. Spring Quarter: One day Saturday April 21, 9am–12pm Summer Quarter: One day Saturday June 16, 10am–1pm Tuition: $65 Materials Fee: $20, payable to instructor at class Location: W-5

Paper Quilling Jewelry Making

Beginner Skill Level: 8 years and up Instructor: Trupti More Discover how to turn simple looking colorful paper strips into works of art—beautiful jewelry that is both very light weight and water resistant. Spring Quarter: One day Sunday May 13, 9am–12pm Summer Quarter: One day Sunday August 19, 10am–1pm Tuition: $65 Materials Fee: $20, payable to instructor at class Location: W-6, 602

Renewed Vision: A Day of Meditation, Art & Yoga Research has now proven that regular creative activity will increase personal creativity. If you are a parent, a teacher, if you work with others in the business arena, if you have dreams and goals of your own, you can become an ambassador for creativity. By introducing creative activity into your life—whether it’s your personal life, or more importantly into your corporate routine—you can achieve different results and get new & innovative ideas. How you envision your life, your business, looking at it from a different perspective is what ensures success. That is creativity. What is your creative edge? When you bring the processes of meditation, art & yoga together, you find that the result can be somewhat like creating a diamond out of dust. During this full day workshop, you will learn to connect to the diamond which is you. You will learn how to relax & develop a creative practice that is unlike anything you’ve ever experienced. By using guided imagery, symbols, journaling, painting & yoga – participants will be introduced to a meditative & creative practice where they can learn how to shift thought processes from fearbased emotions to love-based ones. Participants are asked to come with an open mind & a creative spirit. This day is an experiential one, be prepared to journal, doodle & paint! All the material taught in this workshop is based on the new book, Rise Above by Whitney Freya. Spring Quarter: One day Saturday June 2, 10am–6pm Tuition: $150 Materials Fee: $30, added at time of registration Required: Bring a personal journal, no smaller than 9"x 12", and something to write with Location: W-6, 607

Flower Explosion Art Quilt Collage All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Marisela Rumberg This is the best way to use all those scraps of fabrics you never throw away. Create an art quilt collage as you learn concepts as surface design, focal point and composition applied to the fiber arts world. Summer Quarter: One day Friday June 22, 10:30am–3pm Tuition: $95, supply list provided at time of registration Materials Fee: $12, payable to instructor at class Location: W-6, 607

VISITING ARTIST WORKSHOP Linda Beeman Watercolor Printmaking: Japanese Woodblock

All Skill Levels: Young Adults to Adults Linda Beeman is an award-winning Mokuhanga artist whose detailed prints have garnered top awards in juried competitions. Her work can be found in private and corporate collections around the world. Known for both the precision of her carving and her subtle, quiet colors, Linda’s prints transport the viewer to a place worth knowing and protecting. This is an intensive 3-day workshop that covers various aspects of the traditional and rare Japanese printmaking process—mokuhanga. The process is versatile and differs from western (oil based ink) woodblock in that it is water based and non-toxic, using watercolor pigment, wood block, Japanese carving tools, rice paste and Japanese washi to create beautiful refined prints. It is done entirely by hand without a printing press. Each participant will be able to print an edition of multicolored prints on Japanese paper. At the end of the workshop, a print exchange will occur offering each student the opportunity to go home with a print from each of their classmates. Printmaking experience is not required. Workshop is limited to 10 students, so register early to secure your spot! Summer Quarter: Three days Friday & Saturday June 8–9, 9am–5pm Sunday June 10, 9am–3pm Tuition: $300 Materials Fee: $50, which covers two 8"x 10" blocks, a baren, Japanese washi (handmade paper) and use of cutting tools, color, miscellaneous supplies, paid to instructor in class. Additional supplies will be available for purchase. Location: W-6, 607

MUSIC Beginning Guitar

Beginner Skill Level: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Rick Peralta This class provides instruction for beginning guitarists and hobbyists in music fundamentals, basic playing techniques, and repertoire of popular and classical music. Students will have the opportunity to work together as a group and to perform for one another. Spring Quarter: 8 weeks Monday April 2, 6:00pm–7:30pm Tuition: $250, supply list provided at time of registration Location: W-4, 403

Beginning Violin

Beginner Skill Level: Ages 8–10 Instructor: Aubrey Lisowski Begin your music studies with the violin! In this class, students will learn the fundamentals of playing a string instrument. Students will interact with the teacher and their peers through fun group exercises and pieces. They will develop a strong foundation of the violin as well as music reading and basic theory. This class will prepare students for private lessons and school ensembles. Spring Quarter: 8 weeks Session A: Tuesday April 3, 4:30pm–5:30pm Session B: Saturday April 7, 1:00pm–2:00pm Summer Quarter: 8 weeks Session A: Tuesday June 19, 4:30pm–5:30pm Session B: Saturday June 23, 1:00pm–2:00pm Tuition: $200, supply list provided at time of registration Location: Tuesdays in W-16, the Muse. Saturdays in W-4, 408.

Beginning Flute

Beginner Skill Level: Ages 8–10 Instructor: Susan Summers Learn the basics of the flute and make great music! Students will learn how to put the flute together, play with a proper embouchure (lip formation), music theory basics, and both solo and group pieces. This class will prepare students for private lessons and school ensembles. Spring Quarter: 8 weeks Thursday April 5, 4:30pm–5:30pm Summer Quarter: 8 weeks Thursday June 21, 4:30pm–5:30pm Tuition: $200, supply list provided at time of registration Location: W-4, 403

Beginning Clarinet & Saxophone

Beginner Skill Level: Ages 8–10 Instructor: Susan Summers Clarinet and Saxophone students will learn the workings of their instruments while playing in a fun and educational environment. This is a great opportunity for interested students to learn about music and how to create it themselves. Students will perform in both solo and group settings. This class will prepare students for private lessons and school ensembles. Spring Quarter: 8 weeks Thursday April 5, 5:45pm–6:45pm Summer Quarter: 8 weeks Thursday June 21, 5:45pm–6:45pm Tuition: $200, supply list provided at time of registration Location: W-4, 403

Class Voice

All Skill Levels: Ages 15 and up Instructor: Linda Teasley Class voice will cover vocal technique; improving singing range and projection. It will include opportunities to perform for each other and a recital for friends and family to enjoy at the end of the 8-week session. Students will learn and perform many types of musical styles and repertoire. Spring Quarter: 8 weeks Thursday April 5, 7:00pm–8:00pm Tuition: $200, supply list provided at time of registration Location: W-4, 403

MUSIC

Early Childhood Music Education

Ages 18 Months to 4 years We invite you and your child to experience the power of music! This program prepares students for future private instruction and for success in school. Along with providing quality music instruction where students learn the basics of music and its history they also gain the many other benefits of group music instruction at a young age: ▪ Social Development

▪ Independence

▪ Increased Coordination and Dexterity

▪ Fostered Creativity and Imagination

▪ Listening Skills

▪ Early Language and Literacy

Tunes for Tots

Ages 18 months to 3 years with parent/caregiver Instructor: Joan Kidder Students will be introduced to music through musical play. We’ll bounce, dance, and sing to favorite songs and lullabies! Dexterity, coordination, and rhythm are improved by playing fun percussion instruments, and we’ll learn musical concepts such as soft vs. loud and slow vs. fast. Prepares students for Prelude for Preschoolers. Spring Quarter: 6 weeks Session A: Saturday April 7, 10:00am–10:45am Session B: Saturday May 19, 10:00am–10:45am Spring Quarter: 6 weeks Session A: Saturday June 30, 10:00am–10:45am Session B: Saturday August 11, 10:00am–10:45am

Can’t find what you’re looking for? Call the Workhouse at 703-584-2900.

PRIVATE LESSIONS All Skill Levels: All Ages

Private lessons give students the opportunity to work one-on-one with a qualified teacher who can help him/ her develop specific skills and accomplish individual goals, regardless of age. Lessons are for everyone, not just career-bound musicians. Private music instruction is tailored to the goals of the student: fun, trying something new, supplementing school ensembles, or preparation for college or performance. We offer weekly private lessons of 30, 45, or 60 minutes. Registration is on a rolling basis, so students can start lessons at any time. Tuition: 30min, $45 Location: W-4

45min, $67.50

Brass Lessons

Instructor: Sam Ambrose Availability: Saturday, 10:00am–2:00pm

Cello Lessons 40

Instructor: Joan Kidder Availability: Tuesday, 2:00pm–8:00pm Saturday, 1:30–6:00pm

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Ages 3–4 with parent/caregiver Instructor: Joan Kidder This class is more advanced than Tunes for Tots with students exploring pitches, learning Call and Response, and building their skills of rhythm and musicality. Students will improve their coordination through freeform and choreographed movements to familiar tunes, as well as fingerplays. After completing this class, students will have developed a sense of confidence in their musical contribution and social skills that they can apply to school. Spring Quarter: 6 weeks Session A: Saturday April 7, 11:00am–11:45am Session B: Saturday May 19, 11:00am–11:45am

Tuition: $150 Location: W-4, 408

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Prelude for Preschoolers

60 minutes, $90

Spring Quarter: 6 weeks Session A: Saturday June 30, 11:00am–11:45am Session B: Saturday August 11, 11:00am–11:45am Tuition: $150 Location: W-4, 408

Guitar Lessons

Instructor: Rick Peralta Availability: Monday, 4:00pm–8:00pm

Piano & Voice Lessons Instructor: Dr. Linda Teasley Availability: Thursday, 3:30pm–8:00pm

Violin & Viola Lessons Instructor: Aubrey Lisowski Availability: Saturday, 10:00am–2:00pm

Woodwind Lessons

Instructor: Susan Summers Availability: Thursday, 4:00pm–4:30pm & 6:45pm–8:00pm To schedule a trial lesson or register you can: • Complete the registration form on the Workhouse website: https://reservations.workhousearts.org/welcome.aspx Click on 'Music' in the left column • Call us at (703) 584-2900, Option 2 • Stop by the Workhouse to speak with one of our registrars

PHOTOGRAPHY Any additional Lab Fee covers the cost of classroom paper and printing ink, software updates and up keep of the computer lab.

Photography for the True Beginner!

Beginner Skill Level: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: George Brown Is your fancy digital camera still on auto, just like it was the day you took it out of the box? Does trying to read the technojargon in your camera’s manual make you want to pull your hair out? Today’s digital cameras offer the photographer a variety of functions and features that can lead to stunning photographs. However the options, modes, and settings can also prove baffling to the beginner. Understanding how to use your camera is the first step in taking better photos. This class will guide you through operating your camera—what is redundant, and what is useless. We'll explore camera functionality such as setting proper exposure, using various shooting modes, freezing and blurring motion, and adding creativity to your photos by controlling depth of field. You’ll also benefit from many professional tips and tricks provided throughout the class. Once you can operate your camera you can start thinking like a photographer, start capturing quality images! Spring Quarter: 8 weeks Thursday April 5, 7pm–9pm Tuition: $215 Lab Fee: $30 added at time of registration Required: Please bring a copy of their camera manual Location: W-3, 304

Beginning Digital Photography

Beginner Skill Level: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Jeff Burton A great class for Digital SLR (single lens reflex) camera owners. We’ll be covering camera topics and an introduction to core concepts of Photoshop with weekly assignments and reviews. Camera topics will include shooting and processing the RAW digital format, exposure and flash compensation, metering, using exposure and focus lock, “macro” photography and studio lighting. We will also have shooting/review sessions during class time. Spring Quarter Only: 8 weeks Saturday April 7, 10am–12pm Tuition: $200 Lab Fee: $30 added at time of registration Location: W-3, 304

Light & the Photographer

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: George E. Brown It is important to remember that light is the primary working tool of any photographer. Photographers are constantly talking about the quality of light (both good and bad). Light can be hard or soft, direct or indirect, natural or flash, and come from different angles. As you start to learn the art of photography, you will undoubtedly hear photographers refer to using “good light” in their photos. So what is good light? There is no one good answer because it’s subjective. Good Light is just the right amount, quality, color, and angle of light a photographer needs to produce a desired image.

This class focuses on how to improve your photography by control lighting using modifiers, multiple light sources and then how to light different types of subjects. 1st Class One light and modifiers, painting with light 2nd Class Multiple lights and modifiers 3rd Class Lighting glass subjects 4th Class Lighting metal 5th Class Lighting portraits Spring Quarter: 5 weeks Saturday April 7, 3pm–5pm Summer Quarter: 5 weeks Saturday July 14, 3pm–5pm Tuition: $150 Lab Fee: $30 added at time of registration Location: W-3, 304

Hacking Photography

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: George E. Brown Weekly discussions and assignments around specific photohacking techniques. Includes instructions and diagrams for building devices outside of class—during class we will use the devices I have already built. Students will learn how to re-create these amazing shots at home. Topics may include any of the following: Astro photography: using your camera just the way it is to capture images of stars, their motion and if the weather and light are right, maybe photograph the milky way. High speed flash: using your camera, a standard detached flash unit, and a simple trigger, you can capture a bursting balloon mid-pop. Simple stroboscope: tracing the motion of objects as they move about with a simple stroboscope device and your camera. Option is to create a device that will trigger multiple flash units to create a stroboscope. 3d photography: creating real depth in your images and learn how to share them with others. Light up the nighttime: using a flash unit or strong flashlight you can illuminate a large space and make your nighttime photography come alive . Digital pinhole: taking the lens off your camera and capturing some very interesting images. Inferred and ultraviolet photography: other animals can see in these spectrums of light, humans cannot, but your camera can. Tail flash and motion: stopping motion or letting it become a blur. Spring Quarter: 8 weeks Wednesday April 11, 7pm–9pm Summer Quarter: 8 weeks Wednesday June 20, 7pm–9pm, No Class on July 4 Tuition: $200 Lab Fee: $30 added at time of registration Materials Fee: Some assignments may require additional material fees paid to instructor in class Required: Students must have a tripod Location: W-3, 304

PHOTOGRAPHY

Editing Photos & Art for Digital Means

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Jessica Rossiter This digital editing course teaches how to resize, crop, and enhance images for the web, social media, or commercial use. Learning how to edit their photos using techniques for adjusting color, contrast, white balance, and sharpness. Students will also learn how to restore and remove elements or visible flaws on skin or materials to create a sleek, eye catching, properly sized composition they can proudly display for a wide range digital formats. Spring Quarter: 6 weeks Saturday April 21, 6pm–8pm Summer Quarter: 6 weeks Saturday July 14, 10am–12pm uition: $165 T Lab Fee: $30 lab fee added at registration Location: W-3, 304

Landscape & Garden Photography

Advanced Beginner to Intermediate Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: George E. Brown This class is designed to bring students into the challenging world of landscape and garden photography. While lectures, critiques, and learning new techniques will be held in the classroom, there will be two early morning onsite photography class meetings with trips to the local public gardens, emphasizing technique and lighting. We strongly recommend that students have a tripod and cable release. 1st Class Equipment and basic techniques 2nd Class On-site photographing dawn to 8am 3rd Class Critique and post-production Lightroom skills 4th Class On-site photographing from dawn to 8am 5th Class Critique, more Lightroom skills, and wrap up Summer Quarter: 5 weeks Saturday June 2, 3pm–5pm Tuition: $150 Lab Fee: $30 added at time of registration Location: W-3, 304

Iphoneography: iPhone Photography Workshop

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Jessica Rossiter Using a slideshow lecture format similar to that used by National Geographic in their popular, photography seminar series, this workshop takes participants through the process of creative composition; “Getting the shots that rock,” working with themes, panoramas, high dynamic range photography, equipment that works in the field and how to plan a photo shoot without being there. Participants will learn about the megapixel myth, why technique is more important than equipment,10 simple rules for compelling compositions, four situations when you should shoot in program mode, when to say no to auto, how and when to use semi-program and manuals settings, and much more. This seminar uses a companion, 42-page color quick reference pocket guide, Take The Shots That Make Jaws Drop, Tips, Tricks and Checklists for Captivating Travel Photos. Summer Quarter: One day Sunday August 26, 10am–4pm uition: $135 T Materials Fee: $9.95 for the companion book, payable to instructor at first class Location: W-3, 304

Photographing in Manual Mode

Beginner Skill Level: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Anne Whitty Learn how to use your camera in manual mode! In this class you'll learn about aperture, shutter speed, ISO, the exposure graph, focal points, and much more. This is a two-day workshop with a homework assignment due during the second class. There are no prerequisites but please come knowing the basics of your camera. Summer Quarter: Two days Session A: Fridays April 13 and April 27, 7pm–9pm Session B: Fridays May 4 and May 18, 7pm–9pm uition: $80 T Required: Camera and manual, and something to take notes with Location: W-3, 304

Intermediate Photography

Spring Quarter: One day Session A: Sunday April 8, 10am–4pm Session B: Sunday June 3, 10am–4pm

Intermediate Skill Level: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: George Brown Take your photography to the next level! Can you take a good picture, but want to learn to take a great picture? Do you want to feel comfortable knowing that you can get the image no matter what lighting situation you're in? Then this class is for you. We will discuss: lenses and how they affect your images; flashes, quality of light including soft and hard light; and posing people and how to help them feel comfortable. If you can answer yes to these questions, then you're ready for this class: Do I know what aperture, shutter speed, and white balance are and how to use them? Do I know what ISO is and how it affects my pictures? Am I familiar with shooting in the aperture and shutter priority modes? Am I familiar with compositional rules, such as the rule of thirds, shooting in quadrants, etc?

Summer Quarter: One day Sunday August 19, 10am–4pm

Summer Quarter: 9 weeks Thursday June 21, 7pm–9pm

Tuition: $135 Required: iPhone fully charged and loaded with these apps from iTunes store: Camera+ (by tap tap tap), proHDR or proHDR X (by eyeApps LLC), Big Lens (Reallusion), Snapseed (Google, Inc). Location: W-3, 304

uition: $215 T Lab Fee: $30 added at time of registration Required: Students should bring a copy of their camera manual Location: W-3, 304

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Steve Canale “The best camera is the one that’s with you”. You don’t need an expensive camera to shoot professional photos. Learn the tips and tricks of shooting the best photos you possibly can using your iPhone and the apps that will help push your pictures to the next level. You’ll learn creative techniques, how to shoot in challenging light, and how to post-process your images — all on your iPhone.

A Crash Course in Travel & Adventure Photography

Lynn Goldstein

PAINTING Beginning to Intermediate Landscape Painting

Beginner to Intermediate Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Chester Kasnowski We will explore the elements of design to build compelling landscapes through the use of photograph, reference material and natural surroundings. Beginning with a simple landscape of the instructor’s choosing, we will then move to more personal landscapes. Participants may choose between oil, acrylic or watercolor. Different approaches and techniques will be covered to find what works best for you. Spring Quarter: 7 weeks Monday April 2, 10am–1pm Tuition: $225, supply list provided at time of registration Location: W-10

Intermediate to Advanced Landscape

Intermediate to Advanced Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Bill Firestone In this class, you'll explore and grow upon any previous knowledge of landscape painting through the use of photograph, reference material and natural surroundings. We'll explore the challenge of showing pictorial space on a 2D surface through perspective, compositional, color, and technique choices. This class is specific to Acrylic Paint. Spring Quarter: 9 weeks Monday April 2, 6pm–9pm Summer Quarter: 9 weeks Monday June 18, 6pm–9pm Tuition: $245, supply list given at first class meeting Location: W-10

Acrylic Painting in a Loose Manner

Pastel Painting

All Skill Levels: Adults Instructor: Lynn Goldstein This class includes various approaches to the soft pastel medium that will help encourage students to develop their personal style. Several techniques will be explored and applied to complete pastel paintings for a deeper understanding of this versatile medium. Fundamentals of design, composition and color will be discussed. Students will use their own resource materials to compose paintings. Instruction will be provided to determine how best to complete a painting with photographic resource material. Spring Quarter: 8 weeks Wednesday April 4, 10am–12:30pm Tuition: $220, supply list distributed at first class Required: Beginners should bring drawing materials. Intermediate and advanced students should bring their pastel supplies. Location: W-6, 607

Intermediate Watercolor: Spring Themes

Intermediate to Advanced Skill Levels: Adults Instructor: Gwen Bragg This class is best for students with prior watercolor experience. Students will select from a variety of projects including but not limited, to spring flowers and gardens, working with a limited palette, and narrative painting. All projects are designed to strengthen watercolor painting skills. Demonstrations, individual instruction and group critiques will foster creativity in all students. Spring Quarter: 9 weeks Thursday April 5, 9:30am–12:30pm Tuition: $245 Location: W-3, 305

Composition in The Visual Arts

Spring Quarter: 9 weeks Tuesday April 3, 10am–1pm

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Mikhail Bolkhovitinov The course concentrates on basic aspects of design and composition that are equally essential in different areas of visual art—in graphics, painting, three-dimensional and monumental art. Deep understanding of such fundamental categories as visual structure, scale, balance and movement makes the creative process more meaningful and productive. Lessons include studies of artwork in two- and three-dimensional art and hands-on exercises on each topic. Media and formats can be adjusted to the specific interests of the students. Experimentation is welcome.

Summer Quarter: 9 weeks Tuesday June 19, 10am–1pm

Spring Quarter: 9 weeks Thursday April 5, 12pm–3pm

Tuition: $245, supply list given at first class meeting Location: W-10

Tuition: $245 Location: W-10

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Bill Firestone Emphasis is on painting in a loose manner, including getting started and then stopping before overworking. Regardless of technique or style the student learns through demonstration, discussion and practice how best to keep artwork fresh and viable. The focus is on an uninhibited approach for a less rigid result.

PAINTING

Chinese Brush Painting

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Hsi-Mei Yates Chinese Brush Painting can trace its culture back over 2000 years of Chinese history and art. The instructor will begin with simple brush strokes and guide you through the step by step process of creating flowers and birds in this traditional style. There is no need for previous painting experience to enjoy this class! Spring Quarter: 9 weeks Thursday April 5, 6pm–8pm Summer Quarter: 9 weeks Thursday June 21, 6pm–8pm Tuition: $215 Materials Fee: Optional $80 kit includes black ink, rice paper, one large bamboo brush, one small bamboo brush, felt, a watercolor container, a set of 12 watercolors, a mixing plate, and a small dish. Payable to the instructor at first class. Or bring your own supplies. Location: W-5

Beginning Watercolor

Beginner to Intermediate Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Mehrdad Izadi Learn the fundamentals and techniques of watercolor, and how to see like an artist. Students will practice how to “see the lines”, weigh light and dark tones and values, and recognize mass and volume, practice brush strokes and more while working from photographs and still life. Spring Quarter: 9 weeks Friday April 6, 6pm–8:30pm Summer Quarter: 9 weeks Friday June 22, 6pm–8:30pm

All Skill Levels: Adults Instructor: Nadine Thola Palekh is a style of Russian folk painting done with paints on small items such as jewelry boxes or powder cases. Historically, Palekh was known in Russia as one of the great centers of icon painting. Icon painting was a family occupation and the craft was passed on from generation to generation. Using acrylic paint, we’ll learn how to paint some of these historic Russian Fairytales. This technique teaches you how to slowly build the image up in layers, like Byzantine iconography. No painting experience required. Fairytales may vary. Spring Quarter: 6 weeks Wednesday April 11, 6pm–8:30pm Summer Quarter: 6 weeks Friday June 22, 6pm–8:30pm Tuition: $195 Location: W-10

Finish Those Paintings!

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Marni Maree You know that pile of unfinished paintings you have? What is keeping you from finishing them? Maybe something’s not working in your painting and you don’t know how to fix it. I will point you in the right direction and help you to resolve problem areas. Whether it’s technique, color mixing, composition, or value, I’ll help you improve your work and skills. You will receive individual attention, instruction, and guidance on your own projects so you can finish those paintings or begin new ones. Summer Quarter: 7 weeks Wednesday July 11, 10am–1pm, No Class on July 4

Tuition: $230, supply list provided at time of registration Location: W-6, 602

Tuition: $225 Required: Please bring your own supplies Location: W-6, 607

Make Your Mark

Studio Painting

Beginner to Intermediate Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Julia Malakoff Your adventure begins with unbounded exploration as you discover and develop your own unique artistic voice. We'll stimulate and invigorate your passion and imagination—initially and primarily relying on intuition to guide the creative process. Each lesson focuses on different media and techniques. We'll drip paints, rip papers, make marks, paint with our hands and loosen our minds as we play with color, line, shape and texture. This artistic process is fueled by both spontaneity and serendipity. It consists of layering paints, papers, patterns and textures, each step suggesting the next to create a visual story. Through this process, you'll learn how to create visual stories which are uniquely your own. We'll then focus on fine-tuning and enhancing the impact of your work through the application of the traditional elements of composition. Each class will begin with a quick journal warm-up—using markers and watercolors, doodling and drawing to get your creativity flowing. Lessons will end with a cool down—a class critique, reflections, and review of the day’s lesson. You'll also be responsible for journaling your visual observations throughout the week by using your cell phone camera or pen and pencil. These captured moments will serve as inspiration for the next week’s lesson. Spring Quarter: 8 weeks Monday April 2, 10am–1pm Tuition: $235, supply list provided at time of registration Location: W-6, 607

Palekh Fairytale Painting

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Marni Maree This class is designed for students who want a time and place to paint. Students work on individual projects with as much critique, support and guidance from the instructor as wanted. All mediums are welcome. Summer Quarter: 7 weeks Friday July 13, 10am–1pm, No Class on July 20 Tuition: $225 Required: Please bring your own supplies Location: W-6, 607

JOIN THE COMMUNITY!

Be a part of the artistic community at the Workhouse. Great well-lit studios start as low as $330 per month Exhibiting as an Arches Gallery artist is as low as $45 per month. Learn more and complete the application at www.workhousearts.org.

Lynda Ray

WORKSHOPS Paint your Pet!

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Kathy Strauss Dog, cat, rabbit, mouse, lizard, or even a chicken—everyone loves their pet! Many people would love the idea of having a portrait of their pet on canvas. Unfortunately, most of us can’t afford the painter’s sitting fees. But what if you were able to do the painting yourself? But I have no artistic talent, you say? Fear not as we'll guide you through a grid process and basic acrylic painting techniques. From your basic sketch, to the final brushstroke, you'll create your pet painting masterpiece! The key to making this class successful is having a good, clear, up-close, well-lit photo of your pet. It can’t be stressed enough! We need to be able to see the eyes, nose, body and other features clearly. Also, a more traditional pet-type pose is better than some wacky, weird angle. If you don’t have any good, recent photos, then grab a camera or someone’s phone and take some new ones! Remember, if you’re photo isn’t good, your painting won’t be either. Spring Quarter: One day Session A: Saturday April 21, 10am–4pm Session B: Saturday May 19, 10am–4pm Summer Quarter: One day Saturday June 23, 10am–4pm Tuition: $135 Materials Fee: $30 added at time of registration. All materials provided by instructor. Required: All students must bring a printed-out photo, no smaller than an 8"x 10", that will be used for reference in class. Send a few shots to the instructor beforehand if you want, and we’ll choose the best one that will work nicely on the canvas. Location: W-6, 607

Encaustic Painting

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults Instructor: Lynda Ray Encaustic painting is a process that produces impressive results with luminous and jewel-like surfaces and textures. You'll learn techniques such as melting through, line and edge, transfers, texture and collage where one will choose to practice these methods or just the ones that interest them. At the end of the workshop, you'll be familiar with a range of techniques which you can use as you develop your body of work. Spring Quarter: One day Session A: Saturday April 14, 11am–5pm Session B: Saturday May 19, 11am–5pm Summer Quarter: One day Saturday July 14, 11am–5pm Tuition: $135 Materials Fee: $40, payable to the instructor at first class. All supplies provided. Location: W-7, 711

Meditative Dots Workshop

All Skill Levels: Ages 14 and up Instructor: Martin Cervantez Access your meditative mind and your creative child while you explore the infinite possibilities of creativity through Meditative Dots. You’ll enjoy this laid-back class with the award winning, inspirational artist, Martin Cervantez. The focus will be on your creative and spiritual well-being, and providing you the artistic means and a creative environment needed to decompress your brain. Art is a personal practice that can be meditative in nature. Give yourself the gift of creative freedom while you explore your own meditative practice. You'll not only leave with at least one finished canvas—probably two—but you'll also leave feeling relaxed and inspired. Spring Quarter: One day Session A: Friday April 20, 10am–2pm, Meditate with me for my 50th Birthday! Location: : W3, 305 Session B: Wednesday June 13, 10am–2pm Location: W-10 Summer Quarter: One day Session A: Wednesday July 18, 10am–2pm Session B: Wednesday August 15, 10am–2pm Location: W-10 Tuition: $85 Materials Fee: $40, payable to the instructor at first class if you wish to use instructor supplies Required: Bring two canvases, any sizes up to 24"x 24"and acrylic paint and paint brushes

EDUCATION OPEN HOUSE September 8, 12pm–3pm Campus-wide, Free! Learn about the creative arts offerings at the Workhouse during our Education Open House. This free event is open to the public and will feature demos, hands-on workshops, opportunities to talk one-on-one with our amazing instructors as well as explore our beautiful, historic campus. Young and young-at-heart attendees will enjoy free balloons and cotton candy. And as a bonus, students can take advantage of a special 10% tuition discount on weekly classes. Just register online or by phone using promo code OPENHOUSE. If you come to the Open House, we’ll give you an extra 5% off when you register on site between 12pm–3pm! That’s a 15% savings! Please check back for an updated schedule of free demos and workshops! *Online/phone discount applies ONLY to weekly classes, not Workshops. Discount applies to all programs. Onsite discount available only from 12pm–3pm; applies to all programs with the exception of Art of Movement; applies to classes and workshops.

Martin Cervantez

PAINTING

Textures, Tools, & Tricks

There’s More Than One Way to “Skin” a Painting!

All Skill Levels: Ages 14 and up Instructor: Martin Cervantez Expand your knowledge of acrylic paint and learn how to use it in skin form. We’ll create awesome textures, great color combinations, and practice good composition and layering. This is a great opportunity to think outside of the box, and tubes! You'll be amazed at what you can do with paint skins! No prerequisites, although Creating Abstract Art is recommended. Day 1 Learn what can be done with paint before it reaches the surface of a painting; properties of paint skins versus wet paint; preparation of paint skins for use on 2- or 3-dimensional art; choosing the right surface to make a paint skin, preparing an inkjet photo for transfer; and surface prep. Day 2 Learn how to work with paint skins, and both transferring a photo and adding prepared skins to your artwork. Spring Quarter: Two days Saturdays April 28 and May 5, 10am–3pm Location: W-3, 305 Summer Quarter: Two days Tuesdays July 10 and July 17, 10am–3pm Location: W-6, 607 Tuition: $160 Materials Fee: $40, payable to the instructor at first class Required: Bring your acrylic paints, mediums, and four canvases— 12"x 12" to 24 x 24" Bring all of the things you normally would to an art class!

VISITING ARTIST WORKSHOP

Paint the Night with Paul Jackson

All Skill Levels: Adults Back by popular demand! Paul's second workshop here at the Workhouse. If you missed The Illusion of Glass/Transparency and Reflections in Watercolor workshop in the summer of 2016, we highly recommend you don’t miss this one! Painting nocturnal subjects poses technical challenges while opening new potential for creativity. Light at night is often dim and multidirectional, coming from many small sources rather than one big skylight. The colorful and dramatic lighting patterns let you create images with a totally different appearance from that of daylight scene paintings. Subjects cloaked in the shadows of night offer only glimpses of their true nature, presenting us with images that challenge our perception and merge reality with imagination. Paul will help you reach the next level of artistic confidence and ability as he guides you through a painting, illustrating the principles of design, color, value, composition and the mechanics of watercolor. Through informal lectures, discussions, demonstrations and critiques you'll refine your personal painting style. Prepared to be entertained, make new friends and find logical and creative answers to your watercolor problems. Paul will demonstrate the versatility of watercolor paint. You'll learn how to work in thin layers of washes to build up luminous colors. He'll lead you step-by-step with demonstrations of the painting process. Emphasis will be on what makes a good painting, planning the entire

All Skill Levels: Ages 14 and up Instructor: Martin Cervantez Supercharge your creativity while you explore abstract art through various wet painting techniques. Learn some of the amazing, groundbreaking techniques this instructor is known for. You'll learn through demonstrations and practical hands-on art making exercises. We’ll manipulate paint, and use various tools. Wear paint clothes—this is a messy process. This workshop is loaded with tons of fun, and is a launch pad for creative possibilities! Spring Quarter: One day Session A: Wednesday May 16, 9am–5pm Session B: Saturday June 9, 9am–5pm Summer Quarter: One day Session A: Saturday August 11, 9am–5pm Session B: Monday August 20, 9am–5pm Tuition: $175 Required: Please bring your own canvases, minimum of 3, any size from 12"x 12" and up. Other materials will be available for purchase. Location: W-3, 305

Short Pose Figure & Movement in Watercolor

All Skill Levels: Adults Instructor: Epp Meisner Learn to draw and paint the human figure quickly using shape and proportion, contour line and sighting technique. Learn to mix warm and cool flesh tones from fresh washes of watercolor to capture the spirit of the model. Spring Quarter: One day Session A: Sunday April 29, 10am–4pm Session B: Friday June 15, 10am–4pm Tuition: $135 Materials Fee: Model fee’s will be collected in class Location: W-6, 607

picture area, the importance of thinking through the composition, good division of shapes, value planning, what to communicate about the subject, and how to correct mistakes. Paul Jackson discovered his passion for watercolor at Mississippi State University in 1985. He received a Master of Fine Arts degree in Missouri in 1992. Honored by the American Watercolor Society with signature membership at the age of 30, Paul is also a Signature member of the National Watercolor Society and an Honor Member of the Missouri Watercolor Society. Paul was the Grand Prize winner in the Paint Your Way to Paris competition and has been featured as one of the Master Painters of the World in International Artists magazine. Jackson’s artwork has been on the cover of The Artist’s Magazine four times. Other media featuring Jackson’s work include American Artist, Watercolor magazine, Watercolor Magic, Watercolor Artist, Forbes Magazine, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post, NPR, CBS News, The Baltimore Sun, The St Louis Post, The Kansas City Star, and TWA’s Ambassador Magazine. Spring Quarter: Three days Friday–Sunday May 4–6, 9am–3pm each day Tuition: $420, supply list provided at time of registration Required: Please bring a bag lunch each day Location: W-6, 607 For more information about Paul and his work, please visit his website at http://www.pauljackson.com.

THEATRE Junior SpotLYTES

All Skill Levels: Grades 4-6 This class introduces young people to theatrical arts and production which includes stagecraft elements such as scenic, lighting and sound design. They'll work on and learn what it takes to put together an original production that culminates with a performance for family and friends! They'll collaborate in a non-competitive environment, giving each performer an opportunity to take the spotlight. Spring Quarter: 8 weeks Wednesday April 4, 4:30pm–6:30pm Tuition: $270 Location: W-4

Musical Theatre Production

All Skill Levels: Teens Learn the basics of music and dance in unique musical theatre style. Collaborate on songs and scenes from a variety of Broadway works, culminating in a showcase for family and friends. Students work in a non-competitive environment, with each performer having an opportunity to take the spotlight. Pieces showcase the strengths of each individual and they will be challenged at their own skill levels. No experience necessary. Spring Quarter: 8 weeks Thursday April 5, 4:30pm–6:30pm Tuition: $270 Location: W-4

Monologue Studio

All Skill Levels: Young Adults and Adults This class is focused on the art of the monologue—how and where to find fresh material, how to prepare for a performance or audition. Students work on comedic and dramatic monologues, and learn to give and take constructive critiques in a non-competitive environment. This class is particularly suited for beginners and those who might be preparing for college auditions. Class concludes with an informal performance. Spring Quarter: 8 weeks Saturday April 7, 10am–12pm Tuition: $270 Location: W-4

Improv Theatre: Throw Down!

All Skill Levels: Ages 18 and up, younger with permission from instructor For those that love improv and theatre-sports! Hone your skills with practice and advisement. A rotating slate of instructors, styles and theatre games will keep you on your toes! This class concludes with an informal public performance. Spring Quarter: 8 weeks Saturday April 7, 12pm–2pm Tuition: $270 Location: W-4

THE GIFT OF ART

Each year, the Workhouse Arts Center raises the funds needed to fuel inspiration and provide engaging arts experiences for artists, students, and visitors from across our region and around the world This includes affordable artist studios, art classes and scholarships for those in need, free community events, free exhibitions, a free history museum, and much more! But these programs aren’t possible without your help. Your Gift of Art pledge will support the arts, education, history, and community programs at the Workhouse that enrich more than 100,000 lives each year. Visit http://registration.workhousearts.org and click the GIVE link to donate now.

YOUTH + TEEN ARTS Don’t forget to check out these other amazing sections for more youth & teen class & workshop offerings: Ceramics, Culinary Arts, Drawing + Design, Glass, Mixed Media, Music, Painting and

Photography. Young adults are considered a minimum of 16 years in age. On a case by case basis, some instructors may allow younger students to attend adult classes if those students are accompanied by an adult taking the course with them. Please call our offices to find out more at 703-584-2900.

Creative Cartooning

All Skill Levels: Ages 8-12 Instructor: Christine Jenkins Make your own Anime and Manga inspired cartoons. Draw robot, animal and human characters with interesting features and different poses. Use expressive faces, geometric design and fantasy action to create fun pictures. You will be guided step by step in drawing a new character every week Spring Quarter: 9 weeks Monday April 2, 4:30pm–6:00pm Tuition: $165, supply provided at time of registration Location: W-3, 305

Drawing, Painting & Mixed Media I

All Skill Levels: Grades 1–3 Instructor: Christine Jenkins This fun and creative class is designed to introduce students to many skills and techniques of drawing and painting using a variety of new and interesting materials. With each lesson, we will learn about famous artists and their unique styles of painting and drawing. Discovery, experimentation with new materials and innovation will be the objective. Special attention is given to the individual child’s creative process. Spring Quarter: 7 weeks Thursday April 5, 4:30–5:30pm Location: W-3, 305 Summer Quarter: 7 weeks Thursday June 21, 4:30–5:30pm Location: W-10 Tuition: $120, supply list discussed at first class

Drawing, Painting & Mixed Media II

Intermediate and Advanced Skill Levels: Grades 4 and up Instructor: Christine Jenkins In this class students will learn how to advance their drawing and painting skills further by using new techniques and materials. Students will develop curiosity and explore a variety of materials to convey their personal message. Learning about famous artists and their different styles will serve as an inspiration in this unique noncompetitive atmosphere. Spring Quarter: 7 weeks Thursday April 5, 5:30pm–7pm Location: W-3, 305 Summer Quarter: 7 week Thursday June 21, 5:30pm–7pm Location: W-10 Tuition: $155, supply list discussed at first class

Exploring Drawing & Watercolor Painting

All Skill Levels: Ages 8–12 Instructor: Christine Jenkins In this class you'll have fun drawing and painting with watercolor pencils and paints. You'll use watercolor pencils with water and/ or paints. Techniques will be explored, including concepts, shape, line and color mixing. We'll create effects with salt, plastic wrap and sponge. Reference examples will be provided. Individual guidance will be given to enhance the creative process. At each class a painting will be completed. No painting experience is necessary. Spring Quarter: 8 weeks Saturday April 7, 10am–12pm Summer Quarter: 8 week Saturday June 23, 10am–12pm Tuition: $220, supply list will be email before first class Location: W-6, 602

Exploring Artful Architecture

All Skill Levels: Ages 2–5 Instructor: Katia Lu Does your child like to build things, invent new worlds, or draw to their heart’s content? Unleash that fanciful, lush imagination inside your child and see where it takes them! During this program, students will explore and make architectural creations through pen and ink, watercolor, acrylic paint, and model building. Drawing inspiration from their own imaginations and coached by a real-life architect, students will use different materials and media to bring to life a future city, tree house, medieval castle, and fictional world. Spring Quarter: 5 weeks Tuesday April 17, 6pm–7pm Tuition: $105 Materials Fee: $18, added at time of registration Location: W-3, 305

Artful Birthday Parties

A unique treat for children ages 5–12! Host your child’s birthday party at the Workhouse! A party coordinator assists you with a party theme, customized activities and art projects for the special day.

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Painting for Teens

Beginner Skill Level: Ages 13–16 Instructor: Danielle Cady In this beginning painting class students will explore their personal artistic talent, imagination and create something new and refreshing to add to any portfolio. Students will learn the expressive and formal qualities of acrylic paint. You will develop an understanding of color, value, composition and paint quality. You will learn how to express yourself with the help of brushes and colors. This class will make you look at your surroundings differently. Spring Quarter: 6 weeks Monday April 9, 5pm–8pm Summer Quarter: 6 weeks Monday July 9, 5pm–8pm Tuition: $215, supply provided at time of registration Location: W-6, 607

WORKHOUSE FIELD TRIPS!

A trip to the Workhouse is perfect for school groups, home-schoolers, Brownies or Scouts, teams or church groups to experience the arts! With faculty who specialize in all kinds of art forms, visits are designed to match the group's interests and ages. Visits can include workshops and guided tours. For more information about field trips, contact registrar@workhousearts.org.

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SAVE THAT ARTWORK!

Did you know that the Workhouse Arts Center hosts a faculty and student art show each year? Students who have taken classes during the year are given the opportunity to exhibit their work in the main gallery! Artwork may be shown for sale or simply for exhibition purposes. All students and instructors who have attended or taught a class during the year are eligible to participate. Rules: (1) Open to all 2016 Workhouse instructors, students and staff. (2) No wet work. (3) 2-D work must be properly framed with screw eyes and secure hanging wire. (4) All art must have a label attached with artist’s name, title, medium and price (if available for sale). (5) Works that arrive damaged or does not meet the specified conditions for exhibition may be disqualified.

FEATURED ARTIST

REBECCA CHASE http://beccachase.com Workhouse Studio: 510B

Rebecca Chase is a mixed media artist, photographer, bookmaker, and painter. She has worked with warm glass, stained glass, encaustic wax, mosaics and in recent years has begun exploring the world of fiber art. Rebecca received her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree and Master of Fine Art degree from the School of Art, College of Visual and Performing Arts at George Mason University in 2007. She resides in Northern Virginia with her husband and two poodles and has been an artist at the Workhouse since March of 2013.

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9518 Workhouse Way, Lorton, VA 22079 WorkhouseArts.org

MCGUIREWOODS GALLERY Collect!

April 4–April 21 Begin, add to or enhance your art collection with original works of art from our studio and resident artists at the Workhouse Arts Center. Visit us on April 4th for a preview of available works and then join us on April 21st for an exciting evening of refreshments, prizes, live entertainment and maybe even walk away with an original work of art!

11th Congressional District High School Art Competition

April 25–May 12, 2018 Explore a showcase of the best art created by high school students in Northern Virginia’s 11th Congressional District. Join Congressman Connolly and the 11th District in celebration of these young artists and the power of arts education.

SPRING+ SUMMER

2018 EXHIBITION CALENDAR For more information visit WorkhouseArts.org

Fiber National

June 1–July 29 Fiber National showcases the best in contemporary fiber art from around the United States. The second biennial of the exhibition will highlight exciting, innovative artwork utilizing both traditional and non-traditional techniques. This year's juror is Rebecca A. T. Stevens, former Consulting Curator, Contemporary Textiles at the Textile Museum (now George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum).

MUSE GALLERY

ART LAB

February 9–11

March 14–April 15

Whitney Freya Artist Talk/ Book Signing South County Pyramid Show April 4–8

Art Under the Arches August 18–August 26

GMU MFA Student Emily Fussner GMU MFA Student Jennifer Lillis April 18–May 13