Spring Catalog 2019
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Summer Camp 2019.................................4 Teen Art Studios.......................................8 Ceramics..................................................9 Decorative Arts.......................................10 Drawing, Painting & Mixed Media........... 11 Drawing, Painting & Mixed Media Workshops.........................15 Fiber Arts................................................16 Glass Arts............................................... 17 Glass Art Workshops..............................18 Jewelry and Metalsmithing.....................19 Jewelry and Metalsmithing Workshops...22 Metalworking, Blacksmithing and Welding............................................23 Mosaics..................................................25 Photography...........................................25 Youth Courses Ages 4-18.......................26 Children’s School Holiday Camps...........28
UPCOMING EVENTS: 02/10
11th Annual Jewelry Market at the Education Center, 11am – 5pm 02/28 Spruill Arts Showcase: Everything Will Be Ok Closing Reception at the Education Center, 6-8pm 03/23 33rd Annual Artistic Affair 05/03 Pottery & Art Sale, through 05/05 05/28 Summer Camp Begins, through 8/2
UPCOMING REGISTRATION DATES: 02/01
Summer Camp Registration Opens at 9am
02/14
Spring Quarter Registration Opens at 9am
03/31
Spring Quarter Classes Begin
04/25
Summer Quarter Registration Opens at 9am
WAYS TO REGISTER: Online: Visit SpruillArts.org/classes Fax:
Completed Registration Form (Page 31) to 770-394-6179
Mail:
Complete Registration Form (Page 31) to 5339 Chamblee Dunwoody Road, Atlanta, GA 30338
Walk-In: Visit the Registration Office, Room 19 at the Spruill Arts Education Center, 5339 Chamblee Dunwoody Road, Atlanta, GA 30338
SPRUILL CENTER FOR THE ARTS The Spruill Center for the Arts promotes the arts with highquality education, programming and exhibits for the purpose of cultivating a sense of community and connection in Dunwoody and metro Atlanta. All classes, workshops and camps are held at the Spruill Arts Education Center, within the North DeKalb Cultural Center. 5339 Chamblee Dunwoody Road, Atlanta, GA 30338 770-394-3447 • Fax: 770-394-6179 Monday—Thursday 9:00am-7:00pm; Friday 9:00am-5:00pm; Saturday 9:00am-12:00pm Front Cover Credits: Anne Clancy, Digital Photography
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SPRUILL GALLERY & GIFT SHOP Spruill Gallery & Gift Shop offers rotating professional artist exhibitions and local artisan wares with unique gifts for every occasion. The Gallery is located in the historic Spruill family Homeplace and has recently undergone extensive renovations to enhance the character and charm of the building. The Gallery is available for private event rentals. 4681 Ashford Dunwoody Road, Atlanta, GA 30338 770-394-4019 Tuesday-Saturday 11:00am-6:00pm Back Cover Credits: “Everything Will Be OK”, Julie Glasser, Beadweaving
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The Spruill Center for the Arts Guild cordially invites you and your guests to the 33rd annual
Be sure to stop by the Spruill Gallery to see our latest exhibition and shop our finely curated gifts handcrafted by local artists.
Saturday, March 23, 2019, 6:30pm at the Atlanta Athletic Club
Visit spruillarts.org/gallery for more details.
Silent and Live Auction – Cocktails and Dinner – Dancing All proceeds benefit the Spruill Center for the Arts Visit www.spruillarts.org/artisticaffair for more details
13TH ANNUAL
POTTERY & ART SALE 2019 Friday, May 3, 10:00am-9:00pm Saturday, May 4, 10:00am-5:00pm Sunday, May 5, Noon-5:00pm Spruill Education Center Admission is free!
NEW JEWELRY WORKSHOP!
SUMMER CAMP 2019
Touch of Gold: Marrying Steel and Gold with visiting artist Bette Barnett. See page ___ for more info about this exciting workshop!
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SEE PAGES 4-7 FOR OUR COMPLETE SUMMER CAMP LISTING. SEE PAGE 8 FOR OUR TEEN ART STUDIOS.
SPRING “MAKE & TAKE” WORKSHOPS Our one-day workshops are the perfect way to explore you artistic talents, no experience required! See how much fun art can be. Look for the icon M&T for all Spring “Make & Take” Workshops throughout the catalog.
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SUMMER CAMP 2019 CREATIVE ARTS CAMP (AGES 5-6) Explore the wonders of art in a playful, stimulating environment offering visual arts projects, music, dance, games, and storytelling. Campers will exercise their imagination each day through interactive activities. Discover clay, collage, drawing, painting, and more! No two camp sessions will be the same as each week will offer new and exciting creative opportunities for campers to enjoy. Finish the week with an art show on Friday at 2:30pm to share your awesome creations! Camp meets daily (except Memorial Day and the 4th of July) from 9:30 AM to 3:00 PM.
5-DAY WEEKS
Non-member $245 Member $225
4-DAY WEEKS*
Non-member $210 Member $190
CREATIVE ARTS CAMP Week 1 Course # 19C02CAMP (4 DAYS)* May 28-31 NO CAMP 5/27 CREATIVE ARTS CAMP Week 2 Course # 19C02CAMP June 3-7 CREATIVE ARTS CAMP Week 3 Course # 19C03CAMP June 10-14 CREATIVE ARTS CAMP Week 4 Course # 19C04CAMP June 17-21
CREATIVE ARTS CAMP Week 7 Course # 19C07CAMP July 8-12 CREATIVE ARTS CAMP Week 8 Course # 19C08CAMP July 15-19 CREATIVE ARTS CAMP Week 9 Course # 19C09CAMP July 22-26 CREATIVE ARTS CAMP Week 10 Course # 19C10CAMP July 29 - August 2
Learn the art of acting, improvisation, song, dance, and how to perform before a live audience. Campers will explore how to create characters and costumes as well as prop and set design while learning about stage direction. No two camp sessions will be the same as each week will offer a unique and exciting theatrical experience. Finish the week with a final performance on Friday at 2pm to share your awesome talent! Camp meets daily (except Memorial Day and the 4th of July) from 9:30 AM to 3:00 PM.
5-DAY WEEKS
CREATIVE ARTS CAMP Week 5 Course # 19C05CAMP June 24-28 CREATIVE ARTS CAMP Week 6 Course # 19C06CAMP (4 DAYS)* July 1-5
PERFORMING ARTS CAMP (AGES 7-10)
4-DAY WEEKS*
Non-member $245 Member $225 NO CAMP 7/4
Non-member $210 Member $190
PERFORMING ARTS CAMP Week 1 Course # 19C01PER (4 DAYS)* May 28-31 NO CAMP 5/27 PERFORMING ARTS CAMP Course # 19C02PER
Week 2 June 3-7
PERFORMING ARTS CAMP Course # 19C03PER
Week 3 June 10-14
PERFORMING ARTS CAMP Course # 19C04PER
Week 4 June 17-21
PERFORMING ARTS CAMP Course # 19C05PER
Week 5 June 24-28
PERFORMING ARTS CAMP Week 6 Course # 19C06PER (4 DAYS)* July 1-5
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NO CAMP 7/4
PERFORMING ARTS CAMP Course # 19C07PER
Week 7 July 8-12
PERFORMING ARTS CAMP Course # 19C08PER
Week 8 July 15-19
PERFORMING ARTS CAMP Course # 19C09PER
Week 9 July 22-26
PERFORMING ARTS CAMP Course # 19C10PER
Week 10 July 29 - August 2
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VISUAL ARTS CAMP (AGES 7-10) Exciting hands-on art projects allow campers to explore art, meet creative challenges, and develop fundamental art skills. Campers will broaden their creativity through drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, and many other artistic mediums. Finish the week with an art show on Friday at 2:30pm to share your awesome artwork! Camp meets daily (except Memorial Day and the 4th of July) from 9:30 AM to 3:00 PM. Week 1 - CREATIVE EXPLORATIONS Join this journey of creativity and discovery! Campers will explore a variety of art concepts that incorporate both traditional and innovative materials and techniques. Discover the joy of creative expression thru drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture and more. Course # 19C01VIS (4 DAYS)* May 28-31 NO CAMP 5/27 Week 2 - MASTERS OF ART Learn about the exciting art styles and techniques of the great masters of art including Monet, Picasso, and Van Gogh. Campers will explore a variety of art elements as they draw, paint, sculpt, and more. Experiment with recreating the masters as you create your own style. Course # 19C02VIS June 3-7 Week 3 - ART AROUND THE WORLD Get ready to discover art from around the globe! Campers will create art souvenirs and document their travels as they create multicultural works of art. World art projects will incorporate various art materials, explore different cultures, and encourage creativity. Course # 19C03VIS June 10-14 Week 4 - SUMMER STUDIO Discover fun and exciting methods to express your inner creativity! Campers will experiment with an assortment of art materials and mediums to create an exciting collection of unique masterpieces. Art projects will include clay, collage, drawing, painting, sculpture and more. Course # 19C04VIS June 17-21 Week 5 - PAINTING POSSIBILITIES Experience the colorful wonderful world of paint. Campers will explore their artistic abilities, try different painting techniques, and discover new skills. Learn about color mixing, blending, application, and more. Course # 19C05VIS June 24-28 Week 6 -STREET ART Explore the world of graffiti art. Learn color techniques such as blending, balance, and shading while working with different mediums. Campers will experiment with chalk pastels, paint, stencils, vinyl, and markers to create their own stylized works of art. Finish the week creating a group mural for all to enjoy. Course # 19C06VIS (4 DAYS)* July 1-5 NO CAMP 7/4 Week 7 - ABSOLUTELY ABSTRACT Explore the world of abstract art through color, line, shape, and composition. Learn about the masters of abstract expressionism such as Jackson Pollock and Piet Mondrain. Campers will create abstract masterpieces using charcoal, paint, fiber, and more. Course # 19C07VIS July 8-12 Week 8 - ART IN NATURE Learn about the colors and shapes found in nature. Campers will create nature themed works of art as they collage, draw, paint, weave, and sculpt. Come celebrate nature and create your very own nature inspired masterpieces! Course # 19C08VIS July 15-19
Week 9 - CARTOONS, COMICS & CREATURES Bring your favorite cartoon characters to life! Campers will learn how to draw emotion, action, and background scenes as they create personalized creatures, comics, and cartoons. Enjoy a fun filled week of design and drawing as you develop anime, self-portraits, storyboards, and more. Course # 19C09VIS July 22-26 Week 10 - MIXED MEDIA MASH-UP Discover the secrets of creating dimension, texture, and depth by combining elements of drawing, painting, collage, and printmaking. Experiment with paint, ink, stamps, stencils, paper and more. Campers will learn new methods and techniques for creating unique mixed media art projects. Course # 19C10VIS July 29 - August 2 Mon, 9:30 AM to 3:00 PM, July 29 - August 2, 2019 Sessions: 5 Non-member: $245 Member: $225 Donation $1 Multi-Camp Discount $-10
STUDIO ARTS CAMP (AGES 11-14) Explore new and exciting specialty camps each week! Sessions are lead by seasoned professional artist instructors providing campers the opportunity to experiment or refine techniques in a specific art medium. Studio Arts Camps are a great way for campers to strengthen their skills and learn to express creative talents. Finish the week with an art show on Friday at 2:15 pm to share your awesome art! Camp meets daily (except Memorial Day and the 4th of July) from 9:30 AM to 3:00 PM. Week 1 - COMIC BOOK ILLUSTRATION
Learn to draw, illustrate and create your own action super hero. This exciting and adventurous camp will focus on character creation, story development, designing storyboards, and more. Discover how to properly add color to illustrations and bring your story to life! Course # 19C01SPCA (4 DAYS)*
May 28-31 NO CAMP 5/27 Tue, 9:30 AM to 3:00 PM, May 28-31, 2019 Sessions: 4 Non-member: $290 Member: $270
Week 2 - PORTRAIT PERFECTION Explore the fundamentals of drawing portraits and advance your drawing skills. Campers will learn how to see the human face as a series of basic shapes and patterns of light and shadow. Focus will be placed on proportion, composition, and working towards dynamically rendering the human portrait on paper. Experiment with a variety of media including graphite, charcoal, and chalk pastels. Course # 19C02SPCA June 3-7 Non-member: $300 Member: $280
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Week 2 - PAINT SQUAD Explore creative applications and unique ways to express yourself using a variety of paints. Experiment with multiple paint mediums and techniques including acrylic pours, tempera pendulum painting, watercolors, alcohol inks and more. Use brushes and non-conventional tools as you pour, drip, and mix paints to create your very own colorful work of art. Course # 19C02SPCB June 3-7 Non-member: $300 Member: $280 Week 3 - 3-D BEAD DESIGNS Experience and discover the art of 3D bead weaving! Create critters, characters, creatures, and more using beads and crystals as building materials. Learn different bead weaving techniques as you explore new opportunities for experimentation and discovery. Course # 19C03SPCA June 10-14 Non-member: $300 Member: $280 Week 3 - CERAMICS TWO WEEK INTENSIVE Gain an understanding of ceramics as a dynamic and expressive art form in this two week intensive camp. Explore wheel-throwing techniques, handbuilding basics, and surface treatment, while learning the proper procedures for glazing and firing. Course # 19C03SPCB June 10-21 Non-member: $435 Member: $415 Week 4 - FASHION LAB Learn the basics of fashion design including creating a mood board, sketching, and pattern design. Campers will create personalized accessories, hair ornaments, jewelry, hats, and bags. Projects will include fun individual and group design challenges using fabric scraps and found objects. Camp will conclude with a fashion show. Course # 19C04SPCA June 17-21 Non-member: $300 Member: $280 Week 5 - JEWELRY MAKING
Discover how easy it is to create your own jewelry! Work with wire, beads, gemstones, leather, and more as you learn how to design and fabricate jewelry. Explore the proper use of tools and how jewelry elements work together in function, design, and color. Create one-of-a-kind earrings, bracelets, necklaces, and components. Course # 19C05SPCA June 24-28 Non-member: $310 Member: $290
Week 5 - PRINTMAKING, BOOKMAKING, & COLLAGE Explore the art form of printmaking while learning advanced techniques including linoleum, monoprint, relief printing, and more. Finished prints will be incorporated into collage art and included in a beautiful hand-sewn book and journal. Course # 19C05SPCB June 24-28 Non-member: $300 Member: $280 Week 6 - MIXED MEDIA MANIA Discover how to layer and create texture by combining various art elements. Experiment with paper, paint, fiber, found objects, and more. Challenge your creativity and learn new techniques for creating one of a kind mixed media masterpieces. Course # 19C06SPCA (4 DAYS)* July 1-5 NO CAMP 7/4 Non-member: $290 Member: $270
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Week 6 - DRAWING AND PAINTING STUDIO Channel your inner artist and immerse yourself in the wonders of drawing and painting. Campers will explore various drawing techniques including line, perspective, and composition. Add dimension with paint and experiment with a variety of materials including paper, canvas, and more! Course # 19C06SPCB (4 DAYS)* July 1-5 NO CAMP 7/4 Non-member: $290 Member: $270 Week 7 - PINTEROSITY Design dazzling DIY projects including arts, crafts, home dĂŠcor, and more. Campers will learn a variety of techniques focused on making ordinary objects extraordinary. The possibilities are endless in this fun-filled camp. Make, create, and be fabulous! Course # 19C07SPCA July 8-12 Non-member: $300 Member: $280 Week 7 - SEWTASTIC
Week 8 - FILMMAKING
Learn how to operate a sewing machine including threading a needle, winding a bobbin, and how to sew a straight seam. Discover how to read patterns, selecting the proper fabric, and create a variety of exciting projects! Sewing machines will be provided for each camper to use throughout the week. Course # 19C07SPCB July 8-12 Non-member: $320 Member: $300 Lights, Camera, Action! Learn the fundamentals of filmmaking including script writing, special effects, editing, sound effects and mixing. Campers will utilize video cameras, video editing software and computers to create their very own feature film! Course # 19C08SPCA July 15-19 Non-member: $330 Member: $310
Week 8 - METAL STUDIO Cut, hammer, shape, and form metal to create unique pieces of wearable jewelry. Explore fabrication techniques such as stamping, texturing, and riveting. Receive hands on experience with the proper use of jewelers’ tools to create earrings, bracelets, necklaces, and more. Course # 19C08SPCB July 15-19 Non-member: $300 Member: $280 Week 9 - POLYMER CLAY POSSIBILITIES Construct beautifully colored creations in polymer clay! Learn building techniques, cane work, and color layering while designing beads, pins, creatures, and more. Course # 19C09SPCA July 22-26 Non-member: $300 Member: $280 Week 9 - COMIC BOOK ILLUSTRATION Learn to draw, illustrate and create your own action super hero. This exciting and adventurous camp will focus on character creation, story development, designing storyboards, and more. Discover how to properly add color to illustrations and bring your story to life! Course # 19C09SPCB July 22-26 Non-member: $300 Member: $280 Week 10 - SEWTASTIC Learn how to operate a sewing machine including threading a needle, winding a bobbin, and how to sew a straight seam. Discover how to read patterns, selecting the proper fabric, and create a variety of exciting projects! Sewing machines will be provided for each camper to use throughout the week. Course # 19C10SPCA July 29 - August 2 Non-member: $320 Member: $300
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AFTER CARE For your convenience, after-care sessions are available from 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm. During this time, campers will have the option to work on art projects, play games, or watch age-appropriate movies. Also, there may be structured play outside (weather permitting). PLEASE REMEMBER TO PACK A SNACK & DRINK FOR YOUR AFTER-CARE CAMPER.
5-DAY WEEKS
4-DAY WEEKS*
1-DAY FEE
$73
$58
$20
AFTER CARE Week 1 Course # 19C01AC (4 DAYS)* May 28-31 AFTER CARE Course # 19C02AC
Week 2 June 3-7
AFTER CARE Course # 19C03AC
Week 3 June 10-14
AFTER CARE Course # 19C04AC
Week 4 June 17-21
AFTER CARE Course # 19C05AC
Week 5 June 24-28
NO CAMP 5/27
AFTER CARE Week 6 Course # 19C06AC (4 DAYS)* July 1-5
BEFORE CARE For your convenience, before-care sessions are available from 8:00 am - 9:30 am. During this time, campers will have the option to work on art projects, play games, or watch age-appropriate movies. Also, there may be structured play outside (weather permitting).
5-DAY WEEKS
4-DAY WEEKS*
1-DAY FEE
$37
$30
$10
BEFORE CARE Week 1 Course # 19C01BC (4 DAYS)* May 28-31 BEFORE CARE Course # 19C02BC
Week 2 June 3-7
BEFORE CARE Course # 19C03BC
Week 3 June 10-14
BEFORE CARE Course # 19C04BC
Week 4 June 17-21
BEFORE CARE Course # 19C05BC
Week 5 June 24-28
BEFORE CARE Week 6 Course # 19C06BC (4 DAYS)* July 1-5 BEFORE CARE Course # 19C07BC
Week 7 July 8-12
BEFORE CARE Course # 19C08BC
Week 8 July 15-19
BEFORE CARE Course # 19C09BC
Week 9 July 22-26
BEFORE CARE Course # 19C10BC
Week 10 July 29 - August 2
NO CAMP 7/4
AFTER CARE Course # 19C07AC
Week 7 July 8-12
AFTER CARE Course # 19C08AC
Week 8 July 15-19
AFTER CARE Course # 19C09AC
Week 9 July 22-26
AFTER CARE Course # 19C10AC
Week 10 July 29 - August 2
NO CAMP 5/27
NO CAMP 7/4
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TEEN ART STUDIOS
Week–long Summer Programs for ages 14-18 Teen Art Studio Summer Intensives allow students to express themselves creatively while learning from professional artist instructors. Come explore and experiment with a variety of artistic mediums. TEEN ART STUDIO: EXPERIMENTAL DRAWING & PAINTING INTENSIVE – AGES 13-19 Unleash your creativity and experiment with materials in unexpected ways during these week-long studio intensives taught by experienced educators who are also professional artists. Students are invited to question, explore, experiment, and solve problems as they create and interact with art. Work within project based formats to develop drawing, painting, & observational skills while experimenting w/new, different and alternative methods/materials to create 3 & 4 dimensional drawings & paintings. Task yourself with goals to build your portfolio, expand your critical thinking and find your way within the world of your Art. Ingenuity is the mother of success & the first rule in the Book of Art Rules is there are no rules until you make your own! Lauren Adams John Horne Course # 193YTDP100 Mon - Fri, 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM, June 3-7, 2019 Sessions: 5 Non-member: $230.00 Member: $210.00 Donation: $1.00 Materials Fee: $35.00 OR Lauren Adams John Horne Course # 193YTDP105 Mon - Fri, 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM, June 10-14, 2019 Sessions: 5 Non-member: $230.00 Member: $210.00 Donation: $1.00 Materials Fee: $35.00 TEEN ART STUDIO: GLASSBLOWING – AGES 14-18
Learn the basic skills and techniques to create several personalized handblown glassworks. With supportive instruction in a team environment, you will learn to safely work with molten glass, gather glass from the furnace, apply colors, and shape and sculpt molten glass. Be prepared to work in the heat! Students should wear comfortable, natural fiber (cotton) clothes they don’t mind getting dirty and closed toed shoes. The class occurs outdoors in a covered area. Bring bottled water and a snack. THIS CLASS IS LIMITED TO 6 STUDENTS. All materials included. Kelly Robertson Course # 193YTGL120 Mon - Fri, 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, June 10-14, 2019 Sessions: 5 Non-member: $220.00 Member: $200.00 Donation: $1.00 Materials Fee: $95.00 OR Kelly Robertson Course # 193YTGL130 Mon - Fri, 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM, June 10-14, 2019 Sessions: 5 Non-member: $220.00 Member: $200.00 Donation: $1.00 Materials Fee: $95.00
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TEEN ART STUDIO: DARKROOM PHOTOGRAPHY – AGES 14-18 Learn how to use a 35mm camera, from scratch to finish. Instruction will be given in how to compose, meter and expose photographs. Students will need to bring their own 35mm cameras (automatic and/or manual with instruction booklet, if available.) Negatives will be developed and the darkroom magic will begin. Basic printing skills will be taught and practiced, advancing at individual rates, including presentation of a final photo that will be spotted, matted and framed. Class includes 2 rolls of black and white film, printing paper, chemistry and presentation materials. Bring your camera and manual to the first class. THIS CLASS IS LIMITED TO 6 STUDENTS. All materials included. Ann Clancy Course # 193YTPH050 Mon - Fri, 1:00 PM to 3:30 PM, June 3-7, 2019 Sessions: 5 Non-member: $220.00 Member: $200.00 Donation: $1.00 Photography Lab Fee: $60.00 TEEN ART STUDIO: WELDING AND BLACKSMITHING – AGES 14-18 Explore metal fabrication through welding and blacksmithing during this 5 day intensive. Create functional or abstract sculpture by learning to cut, hammer, shape, and weld metal. This class is for beginning or intermediate students. By the end of the week you will take home a sculpture that you have created from design to finish. The class occurs outdoors in a covered area. Students should wear comfortable, natural fiber (cotton) clothes they don’t mind getting messy, work boots or closed toed shoes and safety glasses. Bring bottled water. All materials are included. Thomas Beard John Scroggin Course # 193YTSC100 Mon - Fri, 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, June 3-7, 2019 Sessions: 5 Non-member: $280.00 Member: $260.00 Donation: $1.00 Materials Fee: $35.00 OR Thomas Beard John Scroggin Course # 193YTSC110 Mon - Fri, 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, July 8-12, 2019 Sessions: 5 Non-member: $280.00 Member: $260.00 Donation: $1.00 Materials Fee: $35.00 TEEN ART STUDIO: JEWELRY & METALSMITHING – AGES 14-18 Learn the traditional methods of jewelry fabrication and metalsmithing such as piercing, forging, forming, bezel-setting stones and soldering while creating rings, bracelets and pendants. This class offers the same techniques and projects, with a focus on silver soldering with an acetylene/air torch, as an adult jewelry fabrication class! Students will finish several projects in sterling silver and copper while working in Spruill’s professionally equipped studio and in a safe, fun and focused environment. All necessary materials and supplies are included in the registration fee. Joanne Hernandez Course # 193YTJE100 Mon - Fri, 9:30 AM to 2:00 PM, June 17-21, 2019 Sessions: 5 Non-member: $260 Member: $240
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CERAMICS HANDBUILDING HANDBUILDING RAKU FUSION For handbuilders and raku lovers alike, the best of both worlds. We will explore the many techniques available to create, decorate, and fire work that is ‘you’ including (if you wish) multiple raku techniques that involve the spontaniety, surprises, and smoke that come with this Japanese inspired firing process. See www.spruillarts.org for additional details regarding supplies. Carol Brull Course # 192CEHB050 Mon, 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, April 1 – June 3 Sessions: 9 No class 5/27 Non-member: $245 Member: $225 SURFACE TEXTURE IN HAND-BUILDING Learn how to create functional and decorative pottery through hand-building techniques. Enhance your creations by the application of surface textures that will add depth and personality to your work. See www.spruillarts.org for additional details regarding supplies. Regina Wolff Course # 192CEHB100 Tue, 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM, April 2 – June 4 Sessions: 10 OR Regina Wolff Course # 192CEHB105 Thu, 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM, April 4 – June 6 Sessions: 10 Non-member: $245 Member: $225 HANDBUILDING FOR EVERYONE Recommended as a Student’s first ceramics course, though more advanced students are also welcome. The thing about clay is, you can turn it into almost anything with just your hands and a few simple tools. We will explore the many techniques available to create, decorate and fire work that is “you”. Functional to sculptural; the sublime to the ridiculous. Whether you are new to clay or an experienced professional, it is all possible and I will show you how. See www.spruillarts.org for additional details regarding supplies. Carol Brull Course # 192CEHB020 Tue, 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM, April 2 – June 4 Sessions: 10 Non-member: $245 Member: $225 INTUITIVE APPROACH TO HANDBUILDING – ALL LEVELS A class environment where you, beginner or pro, have the opportunity to explore your own creativity. We often expect to be told what to do, but the secret is: The best stuff resides within yourself. My job is to guide you, show you the unlimited possibilities and offer the technical skills to make it happen. We will use the word “Yes” throughout the class. Yes, we will do the usual handbuilding methods: coil, pinch, slab, etc., including raku, and yes, we will chart our own course while doing so. See www.spruillarts.org for additional details regarding supplies. Carol Brull Course # 192CEHB070 Wed, 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM, April 3 – June 5 Sessions: 10 OR Carol Brull Course # 192CEHB080 Wed, 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM, April 3 – June 5 Sessions: 10 Non-member: $245 Member: $225 FINDING YOUR WAY WITH CLAY – AN ALL LEVELS HANDBUILDING CLASS A variety of handbuilding techniques including pinch, slab and coil will be explored through both functional and non-functional projects demonstrated each week. The instructor will be responsive to each student’s level of experience whether a beginner or a more advanced student. Basics of electric kiln glazing and raku are included. See www.spruillarts.org for additional details regarding supplies. David Shelton Course # 192CEHB040 Thu, 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM, April 4 – June 6 Sessions: 10 Non-member: $245 Member: $225
“IMAGINATION IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN KNOWLEDGE” * Let’s experiment and play with out-of-the-ordinary techniques of hand building, raku, surface decoration and more. We’ll go wherever curiosity takes us. No preestablished syllabus but hopefully fun and accomplishment will be had by all. See www.spruillarts.org for additional details regarding supplies. (* -Albert Einstein -) Carol Brull Course # 192CEHB095 Fri, 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM, April 5 – June 7 Sessions: 10 Non-member: $245 Member: $225
RAKU HANDBUILDING RAKU FUSION For handbuilders and raku lovers alike, the best of both worlds. We will explore the many techniques available to create, decorate, and fire work that is ‘you’ including (if you wish) multiple raku techniques that involve the spontaniety, surprises, and smoke that come with this Japanese inspired firing process. See www.spruillarts.org for additional details regarding supplies. Carol Brull Course # 192CEHB050 Mon, 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, April 1 – June 3 Sessions: 9 No class 5/27 Non-member: $245 Member: $225 RAKU – PLAY WITH FIRE Raku is a Japanese-inspired firing process that creates spectacular results very rapidly. Lots of smoke, fun, spontaneity and surprises! We will also explore alternative firing techniques such as sawdust and saggar and various decorating techniques including terra sigillata, propane torching, smoking, etc. The emphasis is on glazing and firing; therefore, some experience with clay construction methods is desirable, though not mandatory. See www.spruillarts.org for additional details regarding supplies. Carol Brull Course # 192CERA010 Mon, 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM, April 1 – June 3 Sessions: 9 No class 5/27 Non-member: $245 Member: $225
WHEEL WHEEL – BEGINNING Learn the basic principles of making pottery forms on the wheel. Students will learn throwing, trimming and glazing techniques. Bring a towel to the first class. An optional tool kit is available for a $10 fee, PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR during the first class. See www.spruillarts.org for additional details regarding supplies. Ken Horvath Course # 192CEWH015 Wed, 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM, April 3 – June 5 Sessions: 10 Non-member: $245 Member: $225 WHEEL – ALL LEVELS Beginning students will learn the basic principles of making pottery forms on the wheel. Students will learn throwing, trimming and glazing techniques. More advanced students will continue to develop these techniques and concentrate on individual projects and expression. An optional tool kit is available for a $10 fee, PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR during the first class. See www.spruillarts.org for additional details regarding supplies. Regina Wolff Course # 192CEWH030 Mon, 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, April 1 – June 3 Sessions: 9 No class 5/27 OR John Gresens Course # 192CEWH035 Mon, 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM, April 1 – June 3 Sessions: 9 No class 5/27 OR Anne Bray Course # 192CEWH040 Tue, 9:30 AM to 12 N, April 2 – June 4 Sessions: 10 OR Eric Howe Course # 192CEWH070 Thu, 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM, April 4 – June 6 Sessions: 10 OR Eric Howe Course # 192CEWH080 Thu, 8:30 PM to 11:00 PM, April 4 – June 6 Sessions: 10 Non-member: $245 Member: $225
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WHEEL – INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCED PREREQUISITE: Two wheel classes. Go beyond the basics! Enjoy the fun and stimulation of working with other intermediate and advanced students as we explore pedestals, casseroles, sculptural additions, and ways of making your pots unique! Refine your shapes and techniques to achieve stronger design. Emphasis will be given to experimenting with glazes, all to achieve professionallooking results. See www.spruillarts.org for additional details regarding supplies. Vicki Paulet Course # 192CEWH116 Tue, 7:15 PM to 9:45 PM, April 2 – June 4 Sessions: 10 OR Ken Horvath Course # 192CEWH125 Wed, 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM, April 3 – June 5 Sessions: 10 OR Vicki Paulet Course # 192CEWH130 Sat, 12 N to 2:30 PM, April 6 – June 8 Sessions: 10 Non-member: $245 Member: $225
WHEEL AND HANDBUILDING WHEEL & HANDBUILDING – BEGINNING Recommended as a student’s first ceramics course, though more advanced students are also welcome. Learn the basics of making pottery by hand or on the wheel, including: the various clays and their characteristics; hand construction techniques; throwing and trimming techniques; decorating & glazing techniques; and firing alternatives – all in a relaxed, fun-filled atmosphere. Return students are welcome – improve and have fun! An optional wheel throwing and trimming tool kit is available for $10, PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR during class. For handbuilding, tools are available in the studio for student use. Course fees include 1 bag of clay and firing of all work made in class. See www.spruillarts.org for additional details regarding supplies. Janet Schneider Course # 192CEWH135 Sat, 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM, March 30 – June 1 Sessions: 10 Non-member: $245 Member: $225 WHEEL & HANDBUILDING – ALL LEVELS Beginning students will learn the basics of wheel and handbuilding. For those intermediate and advanced students, individual study is geared to each student’s own direction. Projects are designed to expand the ideas behind the work and fine tune the technical quality of the work. Improve and have fun! An optional tool kit is available for a $10 fee, PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR during the first class. See www.spruillarts.org for additional details regarding supplies. Mage Loizaga Course # 192CEWH150 Sun, 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM, March 31 – June 2 Sessions: 10 OR Janet Schneider Course # 192CEWH160 Sun, 4:30 PM to 7:00 PM, March 31 – June 2 Sessions: 10 Non-member: $245 Member: $225 WHEEL & HANDBUILDING – INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCED PREREQUISITE: Two wheel and/or handbuilding classes. Individual study is geared to each student’s own direction. Projects are designed to expand the ideas behind the work and fine tune the technical quality of the work. Bring your usual tools, improve your techniques, expand your horizons and have fun! See www.spruillarts.org for additional details regarding supplies. Vicki Paulet Course # 192CEWH170 Fri, 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM, April 5 – June 7 Sessions: 10 Non-member: $245 Member: $225
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DECORATIVE ARTS BASIC FLOWER ARRANGEMENT
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Kathy Walton Course # 192DADF040 Wed, 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM, April 3 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $75 Member: $60
Turn that grocery store bunch of flowers into an artistic arrangement for a special occasion or just to brighten up your home. You’ll learn the principles of centerpieces, buffet displays, and theme arrangements for parties and more. Bring one bunch of mixed flowers, and a sharp knife or garden shears. You will go home with a finished arrangement.
ARTISTIC FLOWER ARRANGEMENT M&T Take the basic principles to new directions. We will focus on texture, line, and balance – a minimum of blooms with focal point and style reminiscent of Japanese Ikebana. Bring a bunch of grocery store flowers and several vases, and we’ll make lots of arrangements to take home! Kathy Walton Course # 192DADF050 Wed, 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM, April 17 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $75 Member: $60 NATURAL HANDLOTIONS & TOILETRIES
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Anne Rambo Course # 192DAHC010 Sun, 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, April 14 Sessions: 1 OR Anne Rambo Course # 192DAHC015 Sun, 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, June 9 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $85 Member: $70
It’s easy to make your own handcreams and lotions, customized to different skin types with fragrances, healing herbs, and even goat’s milk. Then move on to bath salts, body rubs, lip balm, cleansing cream, and cologne. Go home with many jars of skin care products and recipes for many more. Materials Fee of $35 PAYABLE TO INSTRUCTOR in class.
HANDCRAFTED “COLD-PROCESS” ALL NATURAL SOAPMAKING M&T Create your own soaps customized to your skin type and fragrance preferences. It’s easy, economical, and fun. Using the “cold process” method, you will make soap from scratch like pioneer homesteaders. Use high quality, all natural ingredients for soap that is good for your skin – add herbs, essential oils, fruits, vegetables, grains, milk, and more. You’ll never buy synthetic, chemically preserved, grocery store detergent bars again! A Materials Fee of $35 is PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR during the session. Anne Rambo Course # 192DASL010 Sun, 1:00 PM to 4:30 PM, April 7 Sessions: 1 OR Anne Rambo Course # 192DASL015 Sun, 1:00 PM to 4:30 PM, June 2 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $85 Member: $70
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DRAWING, PAINTING AND MIXED MEDIA COMPOSITION – BEGINNING & INTERMEDIATE Learn the basic principles and skills of good composition. Students will use a variety of sources and mediums including master paintings, photographs, and their own work. Supplies discussed at first session or see www.spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. Chery Baird Course # 192DWCO010 Tue, 9:30 AM to 12 N, March 26 – May 21 Sessions: 8 No class 4/9 Non-member: $190 Member: $170 PAINTING – BEGINNING & INTERMEDIATE A fun, experimental class for getting the paint out of the tube and onto the paper. Create and experiment with shape, form, and color. Students receive instruction in basic painting techniques. Acrylic paints only! See www.spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. Chery Baird Course # 192PTPT020 Tue, 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, March 26 – May 28 Sessions: 9 No class 4/9 OR Chery Baird Course # 192PTPT030 Tue, 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM, March 26 – May 28 Sessions: 9 No class 4/9 Non-member: $190 Member: $170 DRAWING – BEGINNING AND INTERMEDIATE
Learn all basic drawing principles utilizing various drawing mediums. Highlights will include mark-making, ways of seeing, blind contour, gesture, negative space, value, etc. Bring a pencil and a spiral-bound 18” x 24” (smooth) drawing pad to first session. Additional supplies discussed at first session or see www.spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. Chery Baird Course # 192DWDW010 Thu, 9:30 AM to 12 N, March 28 – May 30 Sessions: 8 No class 4/4, 4/11 Non-member: $190 Member: $170 EXPLORING WATERCOLOR Fascinated with the watercolor medium but not sure what subject to paint? Join this class and try on a variety of subjects from painting landscapes, cityscapes or flowers – to wildlife and portraits. Discover the excitement of painting freely, focusing on capturing the emotion of the subject, learning watercolor techniques along the way. This class is an excellent opportunity to release creative blockage. A demo will be performed at each session, and individual guidance offered as you progress with your artwork. All levels welcome. See www.spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. Diana Toma Course # 192PTWC175 Fri, 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM, March 29 – May 24 Sessions: 6 No class 4/12, 4/19, 4/26
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PAINTING – ALL MEDIUMS – ALL LEVELS A class designed for students at any level of experience using their preferred paint medium (oil, acrylic, or watercolor). You can work from photos, a still life setup that will be provided for you, or your own sketches, ideas or personal objects that you bring to class. You will work to accomplish your own goals as you learn good composition, color, principles of design and brushwork techniques. Students will receive individual attention from the instructor during each session. Bring your supplies to the first class. There will be a short introductory discussion for beginning students prior to starting your painting adventure. Others just come and begin painting! This is a lively, enthusiastic class that will be fun and full of information. See www.spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. Estelle Hart Course # 192PTPT040 Sat, 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, March 30 – May 18 Sessions: 8 Non-member: $215 Member: $195 ABSTRACT PAINTING EXPLORATION IN ACRYLICS Have you have ever had an interest in abstract painting? Would you like to paint with more freedom and expression? In this class you will: – explore both abstract and non-representational painting – strengthen and develop your own voice as a painter – take risks Participate in drawing and painting exercises geared towards helping you discover new ways of creating work that is personal, fresh and loose. Find innovative approaches and techniques to apply to your current practice. -Includes demos, individual instruction and critiques. -Open to watercolor and acrylic painters. NOTE: for the painter with some previous painting experience. The focus of this class will be primarily composition, materiality, and personal expression. Lauren Adams Course # 192PTAP030 Mon, 3:00 PM to 5:30 PM, April 1 – May 20 Sessions: 8 Non-member: $245 Member: $225 BEGINNING AND INTERMEDIATE ACRYLIC PAINTING Discover the versatility of acrylic paints while exploring the foundations of value, color, and composition in a relaxed and supportive setting. Demos, presentations and individual attention. Beginners will learn the basics, while returning and Intermediate students will further develop their personal style, and improve color and design skills. Please bring your supplies to first class. See www.spruillarts.org for more information on Lauren and a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. Lauren Adams Course # 192PTPT050 Mon, 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM, April 1 – May 20 Sessions: 8 Non-member: $245 Member: $225
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WATERCOLOR FLOWERS: LOOSE AND LUSCIOUS NEW Get loose and conquer your issues about painting with big brushes and using bright, luscious colors and juicy washes. We will be painting from life as well as photographs. You will learn lots of useful techniques that will be helpful when you paint still life paintings and landscapes as well as flowers. Many techniques will be wet n’ wet resulting in nice loose, juicy paintings or beautiful flowers. A $10 Materials fee is PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR at the first class. Supply list is available on www.spruillarts.org. Estelle Hart Course # 192PTWC030 Tue, 10:00 AM to 12 N, April 2 – May 7 Sessions: 6 Non-member: $170 Member: $150 PORTRAIT DRAWING (BEGINNER TO ADVANCED) A class for beginning to advanced portrait drawing students. This course provides an excellent way to focus on the emotion & relationships of the head & facial structures while advancing your drawing skills. Emphasis placed on developing a ‘structural model’ based on its attitudes/tension/ambience & decoration with additional focus on proportion, composition & working towards achieving a likeness. Prior drawing class experience while beneficial, is not required! Learn to see, understand, formulate & dynamically render the human portrait on paper. Live models in all classes & Model Fees will be collected by the instructor at the first class. Past student work can be seen at www.johnwhorne.com in the student galleries. See www.spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. John Horne Course # 192DWPD045 Tue, 1:00 PM to 3:30 PM, April 2 – May 21 Sessions: 8 Non-member: $209 Member: $189 PORTRAIT AND FIGURE III – COLOR IN THE PORTRAIT with NANCY HONEA Focus on brilliant, exciting COLOR as you develop the portrait, building on skills and concepts introduced in Course I and II. Work in either Oil Paint or Dry Pastel. Explore “clean color” specific to portrait and figure painting. Increase your Color Perception, mix clean color neutrals, and make expressive paint application. Expand your knowledge of unique composition. Construct a painting by using Light/Shadow to sculpt the form, building on essential knowledge of anatomy. Continuing students progress to sharpen skills, and explore self-expression. Live model, 8 weeks on one complex pose and background. Individual & general instruction. Model Fee shared/collected first class. INTERMEDIATE LEVEL DRAWING/ PAINTING SKILLS ARE REQUIRED. Pre-requisite: COURSE I AND COURSE II. This course is not available for on-line registration due to the prerequisite. See www.spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. Nancy Honea Course # 192PTPF060 Tue, 1:30 PM to 4:30 PM, April 2 – May 21 Sessions: 8 Non-member: $240 Member: $220
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BEGINNING/INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED FIGURE DRAWING A class for beginning to advanced figure drawing students, emphasizing issues of representational drawing and draftsmanship. Students explore spatial relationships & volumetrics while exploring the bonds between line, mass, observation, and experimentation while developing a strong ability to see, compose, understand and dynamically render the human body while advancing your drawing skills. All drawing media are acceptable (charcoal, color pencils, pastels, conte, ink & watercolor) to describe a body’s physical structure, attitude, proportion, dynamics & tension. Live models in all classes & Model Fees will be collected by the instructor at the first class. Past student work can be seen at www.johnwhorne.com in the student galleries. See www.spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. John Horne Course # 192DWFD050 Tue, 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM, April 2 – May 21 Sessions: 8 OR John Horne Course # 192DWFD055 Wed, 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM, April 3 – May 22 Sessions: 8 Non-member: $209 Member: $189 PASTELS AND OILS! WITH MARGARET DYER We will work from live models and photos (yours or mine). We’ll explore drawing, composition, anatomy, proportion, value, perspective and color. Using a step-by-step method, you’ll see how easily you can tackle complicated subjects. You will be sent a schedule by email before the first class. Please note that on days we have a model scheduled, you need to bring a large newsprint pad and charcoal (vine or compressed) for gesture drawings for the first half hour of class. We will spend the next two and a half hours on a pastel or oil painting, so bring all your supplies the first day. See supply list. On days we have a model, bring cash to pay model (amount depends on number of students in class that day ($60 divided by number of students present. Usually less than $10 per student). See www.spruillarts.org or http://margaretdyer.com/workshops.html for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. Margaret Dyer Course # 192DWPS260 Wed, 10:00 AM to 1:30 PM, April 3 – May 22 Sessions: 8 OR Margaret Dyer Course # 192DWPS265 Wed, 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM, April 3 – May 22 Sessions: 8 Non-member: $205 Member: $185 BASIC DRAWING
This course is for anyone interested in learning how to draw as well as those who would like to improve their drawing abilities. Taught by a published award-winning illustrator, students will examine the fundamentals of drawing while exploring various media and techniques. Students will learn the basics of line, shape, value, texture and perspective to create finished drawings in pencil and charcoal. Students will draw from easels with subject matter provided by the instructor. The last class will be an introduction to watercolor. See www.spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. CALL THE SPRUILL OFFICE PRIOR TO REGISTRATION IF YOU ARE NEW TO THIS CLASS TO DISCUSS TEACHING STYLE: 770-394-3447 ext. 0. Bill Stevens Course # 192DWBD020 Wed, 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM, April 10 – May 29 Sessions: 8 Non-member: $185 Member: $165
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CREATIVE DRAWING AND WATERCOLOR PAINTING Taught by an award-winning published illustrator, this course emphasizes techniques in charcoal, graphite pencil and watercolor. Watercolor is presented as a fun, easy and forgiving medium. Various subject matter from still life, landscape to self-portraits will be rendered. All levels welcome. See www.spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. CALL THE SPRUILL OFFICE PRIOR TO REGISTRATION IF YOU ARE NEW TO THIS CLASS TO DISCUSS TEACHING STYLE: 770-394-3447 ext. 0. Bill Stevens Course # 192DWDP020 Wed, 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM, April 10 – May 29 Sessions: 8 Non-member: $185 Member: $165
SHADOWS & LIGHT, ADULT DRAWING (BEGINNER TO ADVANCED) Treat yourself to a fun class & learn to ‘sculpt’ with pencils & ‘paint’ with charcoal, in a class geared to multiple levels, beginners through advanced. Learn the “8 essentials To Good Art” & discover a world of exciting, dynamic, drawing. This class will focus on: light, white shadows, composition, perspective, structure, value, construction, proportion, mixed media & more and presented in a progressive format, each session builds on the last so you can join anytime! Initially students will draw from either instructor -or- student provided photographs (Portrait, Model, Architectural, Landscape) using a wide variety of media. This is your time to express yourself while focusing on creating 3 & 4 dimensional drawings while you rediscover the dynamics of drawing. Work in black/white & color. A group critique will be incorporated into each class. See www.spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. John Horne Course # 192DWDW055 Fri, 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, April 5 – May 24 Sessions: 8 Non-member: $209 Member: $189
EXPLORE DRAWING & PAINTING WITH INKS! Pen and ink....it can sound so permanent & scary, but it doesn’t have to be! There are so many wonderful ways to let this medium have it’s way creating artistic wonders while it’s presence adds emotion & intrigue to any drawing. Subtle style variations yields work which ranges from whimsical/clever illustrations to breathtaking and realistic drawings. We’ll explore many of the methods for building shape, design, detail & value. There is a reason Rembrandt, Durer & others created ink drawings & working sketches every day. We’ll explore the medium where stories can be told & moments can be captured: It’s all a matter of your style and line quality. $13 materials fee (includes 1 class model fee) PAYABLE TO INSTRUCTOR AT FIRST CLASS. Past student work can be seen at www. johnwhorne.com in the student galleries. See www.spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. John Horne Course # 192DWDP200 Wed, 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM, April 3 – May 22 Sessions: 8 Non-member: $195 Member: $175
INTRODUCTION TO DRAWING This class will explore basic drawing techniques including light and shadow, line, perspective, and composition. Through a series of demos and set-ups, students will learn to construct visually interesting drawings while gaining a sound understanding of materials and methods. This course is intended for students looking to gain a solid foundation in drawing, which will provide the basis for moving towards more advanced techniques such as figure drawing, painting, and sculpture. Materials used will include: graphite, charcoal, conte’ crayon, and ink. See www.spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. Thomas Key Course # 192DWDW060 Sun, 12:30 PM to 3:30 PM, April 7 – June 2 Sessions: 8 No class 4/21 Non-member: $240 Member: $220
WATERCOLOR: BEGINNING AND INTERMEDIATE Learn to create clear washes, glazes and beautiful, confident strokes. Explore beautiful textures, color mixing, composition, and tips and tricks. Techniques for both beginning watercolor artists and those with some skills (Intermediates). You will see a demo each week and receive written, detailed instructions and handouts to take home for practice. Lots of help so you can learn faster and feel more confident. See www.spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. Estelle Hart Course # 192PTWC020 Thu, 10:00 AM to 12 N, April 4 – May 23 Sessions: 8 Non-member: $230 Member: $210
EXPLORING COLOR WITH PASTELS NEW This class is for anyone with a passion for pastels, beginners, intermediates and even pros. Pastels are the medium of choice for those that love color. They have the purest pigment of all art mediums and, hence, enable especially vibrant colors. In this class students explore and experiment different textures, surfaces, and application techniques to maximize the effect of color and obtain visually attractive works of art. Student are encouraged to use both pan pastels and traditional stick soft pastels. Instructor will work with each student individually in a hands-on fashion making sure that everyone is working comfortably at their own pace and developing their own vision. Beatriz Maliszewski Course # 192PTPS100 Mon, 10:15 AM to 12:30 PM, April 8 – May 13 Sessions: 6 Non-member: $175 Member: $155
WATERCOLOR – ALL LEVELS
Explore color theory, design and painting techniques in the fascinating medium of transparent watercolor. Every lesson has a different focus and can be done by everyone from beginning to advanced. Come paint and enjoy. Some minimal drawing and painting experience would be helpful. Supplies discussed at first class; see www.spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. CALL INSTRUCTOR PRIOR TO REGISTRATION IF YOU ARE NEW TO THIS CLASS TO DISCUSS TEACHING STYLE. Call the Spruill Center for phone number. Gail Novak Course # 192PTWC010 Thu, 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM, April 4 – May 23 Sessions: 8 Non-member: $150 Member: $130
PAINTING WITH A PALETTE KNIFE AND BRUSH Painting with the Palette Knife and Brush: Pushing the paint with a palette knife and brush, popular instructor Maureen Engle, will encourage you to add energy and freshness to your paintings. She believes less is often best, sees purple in everything and will help you to loosen up. Maureen offers different class exercises each session – always optional and sometimes a bit ‘out of the box’ – designed to highlight various artistic concepts. She incorporates demos and friendly critique into her classes and will encourage you to try new techniques and develop your unique artistic voice. Your choice of acrylic or oil medium. All levels are welcome. See www.spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. Maureen Engle Course # 192PTKB210 Mon, 10:30 AM to 1:00 PM, April 8 – May 13 Sessions: 6 OR Maureen Engle Course # 192PTKB220 Mon, 1:15 PM to 3:45 PM, April 8 – May 13 Sessions: 6 Non-member: $205 Member: $185
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DRAWING THE FIGURE FROM PHOTOS
Drawing the figure from a live model has classically been the preferred method, but working from photo reference can be equally helpful-and a bit simpler for the average aspiring artist! This class will give students a great opportunity to develop and improve their figure drawing skills without having to pay any model fees to do so! Students will be able to draw the figure nude or clothed, from photographic reference they provide. Reference can be from life, or from works of art including paintings, drawings, or sculpture. Media can also be of the student’s choosing including Graphite, Charcoal, or Pastel. See www.spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. Thomas Key Course # 192DWFD130 Mon, 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM, April 8 – June 3 Sessions: 8 No class 5/27 Non-member: $240 Member: $220 DRAWING AND PAINTING PROJECTS
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This class is for students who are familiar with their media and who need time and counsel to bring their ideas to fruition. Any style of painting and all media are welcome. Emphasis is on composition, narrative, color, technique, and unity. Class time includes mostly individual help with group critiques in which all students participate in a positive and uplifting way. Students must supply their own photos or still life items. Instruction includes using these items as a launching point for learning what to include or leave out of the composition. Teacher demonstrations are also included. Beatriz Maliszewski Course # 192DWDP050 Mon, 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM, April 8 – May 13 Sessions: 6 Non-member: $175 Member: $155 WATERCOLOR PAINTING: ALL LEVELS
Watercolor wonder: Popular instructor Maureen Engle will lead exercises in loose, expressive painting with watercolor. Students will practice capturing the subject matter while relinquishing increasing degrees of control to this magical medium. Maureen offers different class exercises each session – always optional and sometimes a bit ‘out of the box’ – designed to highlight various artistic concepts. She incorporates demos and friendly critique into her classes and will encourage you to try new techniques and develop your unique artistic voice. All levels are welcome. See www.spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. Maureen Engle Course # 192PTWC220 Wed, 10:30 AM to 1:00 PM, April 10 – May 15 Sessions: 6 Non-member: $205 Member: $185
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PORTRAIT DRAWING (ALL LEVELS)
Have you ever wanted to be able to draw the human face and achieve an accurate likeness? Now you can! This class will focus on seeing the human face as a series of basic shapes and patterns of light and shadow. Instructor will illustrate techniques through a series of drawing demonstrations. Students will provide their own photographic sources as reference and draw in a variety of media including graphite, charcoal, conte’ crayon and chalk pastel. This class is open to all skill levels, but some basic drawing skills would be helpful. RETURNING STUDENTS WELCOME. See www. spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. Thomas Key Course # 192DWPT010 Wed, 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM, April 10 – May 29 Sessions: 8 Non-member: $240 Member: $220 PAINTING THE FIGURE FROM PHOTOGRAPHS NEW This class is for students who are familiar with their media and who need time and counsel to bring their ideas to fruition. Any style of painting and all media are welcome. Emphasis is on composition, narrative, color, technique, and unity. Class time includes mostly individual help with group critiques in which all students participate in a positive and uplifting way. Students must supply their own photos or still life items. Instruction includes using these items as a launching point for learning what to include or leave out of the composition. Teacher demonstrations are also included. Beatriz Maliszewski Course # 192PTPT110 Thu, 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM, April 11 – May 16 Sessions: 6 Non-member: $175 Member: $155 PAINTING WILDLIFE FREELY IN WATERCOLOR Have you ever been moved by the beauty of a cub or enchanted by the glimpse of a bird? Let award winning European artist Diana Toma guide you into the charming world of emotional painting, exploring freeflow watercolor, and learning technique tips along the way. Liberate yourself from the fear of wrong making, and release creative blockage. A demo will be performed at each class, and individual guidance offered as you progress with your artwork. A new artwork will be created at each session using a reference photo offered by the instructor. All levels are welcome, but for beginners a basic KNOWLEDGE of the medium is REQUIRED. See www. spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. Diana Toma Course # 192PTWC340 Tue, 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM, April 16 – May 28 Sessions: 7 Non-member: $185 Member: $165
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ABSTRACT PAINTING – STRUCTURE AND FORM Abstract painting can be expressive and dynamic. We will learn how to transition from the real to the abstract. The structures of abstract forms are all around us. We will use basic compositional strategies to find those structures and forms in still life and the natural world. Abstract painting focuses the creative process in a new and exciting way. Come and experience the challenge and freedom of the abstract artist! See www.spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. Chery Baird Course # 192PTAB060 OR Chery Baird Course # 192PTAB070 Thu, 6:00 PM to 9:30 PM, April 25 – May 30 Sessions: 6 Non-member: $200 Member: $180
DRAWING, PAINTING AND MIXED MEDIA WORKSHOPS PAINTING GARDENS FREELY IN ACRYLIC Discover the excitement of painting gardens freely, focusing on capturing the emotion of the subject while keeping the resemblance, learning techniques along the way. This class is an excellent opportunity to release creative blockage. The results are fast and spectacular. Demos will be performed at each session! All levels welcome. See www. spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. Diana Toma Course # 192PTAC015 Sat, 10:00 AM to 2:30 PM, April 6 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $145 Member: $125 PET PORTRAIT WORKSHOP Learn to paint unique and charming portraits of your pet! Working from photographs, this workshop will cover a range of techniques, putting it all together in a painting full of personality and charm. Work with acrylic paint to mix lovely grays and neutral hues that are ideal for animal features and fur, and practice painting expressive eyes with realistic warmth. Learn to use loose, fluid brushstrokes for developing fur and whiskers and layer colors for a dimensional effect. Bring a sack lunch. See www.spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. Lauren Adams Course # 192PTPP040 Fri, 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM, April 12 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $120 Member: $100 FREE-FLOW CITYSCAPES IN WATERCOLOR Join European award winning artist Diana Toma in learning to let go of stiff technique methods, and discover the joy of painting freely while maintaining the resemblance of your subjects. Advanced beginners are welcome. A photo reference will be provided for each participant, and a demo will be performed live. Diana Toma Course # 192PTPT220 Sat, 10:00 AM to 2:30 PM, April 20 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $145 Member: $125
MIXED MEDIA, ASSEMBLAGE w/BEESWAX Find your voice create your vision. By merging the art of mixed media, found objects and pigmented beeswax you will create a piece that is marked by nuance and individual vision. Adhesives, blow torch and wax techniques will be discussed as will conceptual and process-oriented approaches to developing your assemblage vision. Piece conception and meaning will be discussed. You supply the assorted collage materials/objects, instructor will supply a 6x6 wooden cradle substrate for your work. INTRO TO ENCAUSTIC PAINTING or INTRO TO PHOTO-ENCAUSTIC PAINTING PREFERRED. Materials are included in the Materials Kit Fee of $30 PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR at the time of the workshop. See www.spruillarts.org for information regarding the Materials Kit and a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. KimMcGill Stuart Course # 192MMCB010 Sun, 11:00 AM to 4:30 PM, April 21 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $190 Member: $170 HOUSE PORTRAITS MADE EASY
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In this workshop we will use a method that makes it easier than you think to turn your home, vacation home, childhood home, or travel photo house into a work of art by using India ink or a waterproof pen and watercolor wash to create a memorable portrait. House portraits make wonderful gifts and can be printed on your holiday greeting cards. Must bring at least one 8” x 10” printed photo (not a PC or iPad), as well as a sack lunch. For Supply List and more information about the instructor, go to www.spruillarts.org. Sharon Weiss Course # 192DWHP010 Sat, 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM, April 27 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $110 Member: $90 ENCAUSTIC PAINTING STUDIO and INTRODUCTION 5 EARTH SHATTERING WORDS: Paint with fire and wax. This beginning workshop is designed to help students learn about the various ways to paint with hot pigmented wax. The basics of traditional encaustic painting will be covered, including an intro to home studio set-up, equipment, materials, health and safety. Utilizing a blow torch, discover how extreme heat affects pigmented wax, using its inherent translucency and vibrancy to create works with incredible richness, texture and depth. NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED. Material Fee of $40 PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR at the time of the workshop. Material fee covers ALL supplies. KimMcGill Stuart Course # 192PTEP025 Sat, 11:00 AM to 4:30 PM, April 27 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $190 Member: $170
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PASSAGES WORKSHOP Learn how to see and use the dark/cool, warm/light passages to structure and compose your page. Value and color are the cornerstones of good design, and this basic information will immediately improve your work in any medium. Informative exercises will be used to enable students to see and identify these passages. Come and learn these fundamental building blocks and give your work a boost. See www.spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. Chery Baird Course # 192PTPW020 Sat, 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM, May 4 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $160 Member: $140 ACRYLIC COLOR MIXING Discover “clean” color mixing with acrylic paints. Compare the properties of modern and mineral pigments and learn how they mix differently. Save time and money by learning how to mix the colors you want. Create a variety of glazes and special effects using acrylic mediums and iridescent mixtures. Bring a drink and a sack lunch. See www.spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. Lauren Adams Course # 192PTPW040 Fri, 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM, May 10 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $120 Member: $100 PAINT LIKE VAN GOGH
Van Gogh’s later work was known for its emotionally patterned and brightly colored oil paintings. We’ll recapture Van Gogh’s spirit by applying his techniques to our own paintings using your choice of pastel, acrylic or oil paint. For beginner and intermediate levels. Bring a sack lunch and several landscape photos with trees and fields. Bring your own pastel, acrylic, or oil paint supplies, or pay $5 material fee TO INSTRUCTOR to use instructor’s pastel supplies. For Supply List and more information about the instructor, go to www.spruillarts.org. Sharon Weiss Course # 192PTVG010 Sat, 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM, May 11 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $110 Member: $90 PAINTING PORTRAITS LOOSELY ALLA-PRIMA IN OILS – One Day Session Discover the excitement of painting portraits loosely, focusing on capturing the facial expression, learning technique tips along the way. This course is an excellent opportunity to release creative blockage, and liberate yourself from the fear of wrong doing. Accidents are converted to serendipitous happenings and the results are fast and gratifying. The course is appropriate for advanced beginners, intermediates and advanced. A demo will be performed at the session, and individual guidance offered as you progress with your artwork. We will take a lunch break from 12:30 to 1:30. See www.spruillarts.org for information about award-winning visual artist Diana Toma and for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. Diana Toma Course # 192PTPT615 Sun, 2:00 PM to 6:30 PM, May 19 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $145 Member: $125
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COLOR THEORY PAINTING WORKSHOP The fundamentals of color are important for any serious artist. Receive instruction in mixing and layering paint, and in creating color charts that visibly show what one color does against another. Bring a sack lunch or snack to class. Acrylic paints only! See www.spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. Chery Baird Course # 192PTCT024 Mon, 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM, June 3-7 Sessions: 5 Non-member: $190 Member: $170 GET TO KNOW WATERCOLOR PENCILS WORKSHOP M&T Perfect for beginners with little art experience. Watercolor pencils combine the fluidity of watercolor with the control of colored pencils. Sets of watercolor pencils are small enough to pack into a crowded suitcase or carry-on bag for vacation sketching. We’ll work on a variety of exercises that explore the properties of watercolor pencils. Bring several landscape photos as source material and a sack lunch. Pay a $5 Material Fee TO THE INSTRUCTOR, or bring your own supplies. See www.spruillarts.org for information about the instructor and a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. Sharon Weiss Course # 192DWWP110 Sat, 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM, June 8 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $110 Member: $90 COLLAGE WORKSHOP
There is infinite variety in the world of collage, practically anything can be used. Students will be learning the basic collage skills and techniques with a wide variety of materials. Materials will include low relief items, fabric, magazines, photos, painted papers, found papers, oriental papers, etc. Students will be learning several techniques for preparing papers. These papers will be used on the second day of the workshop. Start collecting now – collage is exciting! See www.spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class.
Chery Baird Course # 192MMCW010 Thu, 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM, June 13-15 Sessions: 3 Non-member: $190 Member: $170
FIBER ARTS KNITTING 101
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Learn the fundamentals of knitting such as casting on, the garter (or knit) stitch and binding off. By the end of the workshop students will have a completed project and be well on their way to knitting scarves, dishcloths and so much more! This class is ideal for beginners or those who need a little refresher. Feel free to BYOB for sips and knits! ALL TOOLS AND SUPPLIES ARE INCLUDED. Amy Gresens Course # 192FAFF180 Tue, 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM, April 9 Sessions: 1 OR Amy Gresens Course # 192FAFF185 Sat, 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM, May 18 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $100 Member: $85
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KNITTING 102 M&T You’ve accomplished the knit (or garter) stitch. Now it’s time to learn the purl stitch. In this one day workshop students will learn the art of purling and how to combine it with the knit stitch to create ribbing as well as the stockinette stitch. You’ll be amazed by the variations of stitches! Previous knitting experience is required for this course. Feel free to BYOB for sips and knits! ALL TOOLS AND SUPPLIES ARE INCLUDED. Amy Gresens Course # 192FAFF210 Tue, 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM, May 7 Sessions: 1 OR Amy Gresens Course # 192FAFF215 Sat, 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM, June 8 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $100 Member: $85 LEARN TO SEW – TOTE BAG
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This class is for the true beginner. You will make a tote bag while learning the basics of using a sewing machine and basic sewing construction. Bring your own machine or use ours. A $10 materials fee is payable directly TO THE INSTRUCTOR at the time of class. Please be on time – we need every minute. Janet Schneider Course # 192FATB010 Sun, 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, May 5 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $77 Member: $67 SPRING BATIK AND WATERCOLOR SCARVES Come spend 2 lovely afternoons creating your own beautiful and shimmering scarves- you will be delighted with the process and your finished scarves! We will apply hot soy wax resist to create lines and patterns and then hand-paint vibrant fabric dyes to 8” x 54” 100% Habotai silk scarves and watch our spring scarves bloom with color. Students can create 5 scarves in the Saturday class using batik wax, as well as watercolor painting, salt effects and shibori techniques! There will be a 30 minute lunch break and students can bring food/drink. On Sunday students set the dyes and remove batik wax. Students are encouraged to bring a clothes iron from home on Sunday. NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED. All materials are included in the Materials Fee of $50, PAYABLE TO INSTRUCTOR at workshop. Registration deadline- 2 weeks before workshop. More images of samples maybe found at www.joannehernandezmetals.com. NOTE: Class meets SAT- 10 AM to 6:00 PM and SUN: 10 AM to 1PM Joanne Hernandez Course # 192FABS020 Sat, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, May 25-26 Sessions: 2 Non-member: $235 Member: $215
GLASS ARTS BEGINNING & INTERMEDIATE STAINED GLASS Have fun learning the art of stained glass. All steps from the selection of glass to finished work are taught. Both copper foil and leaded glass techniques are covered. Students will complete two to four works. Intermediates work on projects of their choice and learn techniques not covered in Beginner work. Beginner’s Materials Fee of $35 is PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR during first class. Intermediates provide their own supplies. Additional supplies and glass are available for purchase from the instructor. Anne Rambo Course # 192GLSG010 Mon, 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM, April 1 – June 3 Sessions: 9 No class 5/27 Non-member: $200 Member: $180
BEGINNING GLASS BEADMAKING Learn basic flameworking techniques using an oxygen/propane torch to make glass beads. Students will learn through lecture, demos and hands-on experience. They will also benefit from working alongside more seasoned flameworkers as they learn in this exciting studio setting. Supplies needed (glass rods: approximate cost $10 – $30) will be discussed at the first class. Students are requested to wear natural fiber clothing with long sleeves, and must be 18 or older. This class is not for pregnant women. Margo Knight Course # 192GLGB020 Tue, 11:00 AM to 1:30 PM, April 2 – May 28 Sessions: 8 No class 4/30 OR Margo Knight Course # 192GLGB015 Sat, 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM, April 13 – June 15 Sessions: 7 No class 4/27, 5/4, 6/1
Non-member: $200
Member: $180
INTERMEDIATE/CONTINUING GLASS BEADMAKING Expand and strengthen your glass beadmaking skills! Using an oxygen/propane torch, we will work on various techniques including encasing, florals, hollow and sculptural beads, complex cane, off-mandrel work, and dichroic glass. This class is open to students who have completed Beginning Glass Beadmaking or have equivalent experience, as well as more advanced beadmakers. Class will be held in a studio setting which may include students of various experience levels. Students must be 18 or older. This class is not for pregnant women. Margo Knight Course # 192GLGB035 Tue, 10:00 AM to 1:30 PM, April 2 – May 28 Sessions: 8 No class 4/30 OR Margo Knight Course # 192GLGB030 Sat, 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, April 6 – June 8 Sessions: 7 No class 4/27, 5/4, 6/1
Non-member: $215
Member: $195
GLASS ART – KILNFORMING
Students in this class will complete four to six projects such as vases, bowls, plates, jewelry and more. Come learn everything you need to know to get started fusing & slumping glass art. Each week there will be discussion covering everything from proper cutting of glass, to the technical aspect of finishing a piece. You will also get plenty of creative time with hands on help. All levels of experience are welcome. $75 Materials Fee PAYABLE TO INSTRUCTOR at first class. IMPORTANT: Do NOT wear sandals or open-toed shoes to this class. Shoes that cover and protect your feet are a must. Shoes that lace and tie, such as tennis or jogging shoes, are best. Kelly Thames Course # 192GLKF055 Mon, 9:00 AM to 12 N, April 8-29 Sessions: 4 OR Kelly Thames Course # 192GLKF050 Tue, 6:30 PM to 8:45 PM, April 9 – May 14 Sessions: 6 OR Kelly Thames Course # 192GLKF040 Wed, 10:00 AM to 12 N, April 10 – May 15 Sessions: 6 OR Kelly Thames Course # 192GLKF045 Thu, 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM, April 18 – May 9 Sessions: 4 Non-member: $175 Member: $155
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GLASSBLOWING ALL LEVELS
Explore the wide range of skills to make and design your own blown glass. In this class you will build a functional understanding of the skills and techniques needed to blow glass. We will cover solid work as well as blown vessels. This class will build on skills learned each week to make a variety of blown glass forms. Each student will use a variety of different tools to shape and manipulate the molten glass. Each class will center on projects that cover both traditional and contemporary glass work. New projects each quarter. NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED – just the desire to learn. This class is limited to 1 student in each time slot, ensuring dedicated instructor attention. Each student may sign up for one (and only one) of the following time slots: 10:00 am – 11:30 am 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm Kelly Robertson Course # 192GLGE235 Fri, April 12-26 Sessions: 3 OR Kelly Robertson Course # 192GLGE240 Fri, May 3-17 Sessions: 3 Non-member: $295 Member: $275
GLASS ART WORKSHOPS STAINED GLASS JEWELRY M&T Use stained glass copper foil techniques to make jewelry pendants, earrings and charms. Learn to cut glass shapes, apply foil, and solder with lead-free solder. Apply a jump ring or bail and you’re done! Also learn “sandwiching” pictures, flowers, etc. between two pieces of glass. These jewelry pieces are easy and make great gifts!! A short lunch break will be taken. $35 Material Fee PAYABLE TO INSTRUCTOR at workshop covers everything you will need to make a number of items. NO PRIOR STAINED GLASS EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. Anne Rambo Course # 192GLJE015 Sun, 10:30 AM to 4:30 PM, March 31 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $140 Member: $120 MICRO MOSAIC PENDANT WORKSHOP
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Spend a few hours and have fun making a gorgeous micro mosaic pendant! Instructor will provide smalti, stained glass, colored mirror, seed beads, select charms and Swarovski chatons to add to your piece. Supply fee of $25/pendant PAYABLE TO INSTRUCTOR covers everything you need. This class requires good eyesight. Please bring readers, glasses, or magnifiers that you might need for close-up work. Students will be working with tweezers as needed. Julie Mazzoni Course # 192CEMO220 Sat, 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM, April 6 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $125 Member: $105
HOT GLASS “DATE” NIGHT
Looking for something fun and creative to do on your next get-together with that someone special, your bestie, or maybe even a family member? Then this hot-glass “date” night is for you. You and your companion will learn how to gather, heat, and shape molten glass into beautiful forms. The instructor will help you create a one-of a kind piece of art! Each person will get to make at least one piece, choosing from the following items: flower, paperweight, heart or ornament, and more. Depending on complexity, you and your companion may be able to complete a team piece or a second item each. No previous experience is required and this session is available for beginner, intermediate, or advanced students. All items will need to be cooled over a 24 hour period, and will be available for pickup the next business day. Each time slot is limited to one twosome, ensuring dedicated instructor attention. Only one individual in each pair should register, as the fee includes both participants. Each pair may sign up for one only of the following time slots: 5:00 pm – 6:30 pm 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm 9:00 pm – 10:30 pm Kelly Robertson Course # 192GLGE080 Fri, April 12 Sessions: 1 OR Kelly Robertson Course # 192GLGE081 Fri, April 19 Sessions: 1 OR Kelly Robertson Course # 192GLGE082 Fri, April 26 Sessions: 1 OR Kelly Robertson Course # 192GLGE083 Fri, May 03 Sessions: 1 OR Kelly Robertson Course # 192GLGE084 Fri, May 10 Sessions: 1 OR Kelly Robertson Course # 192GLGE085 Fri, May 17 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $195 Member: $175 GLASSBLOWING EXPERIENCE: SPRING FLOWERS M&T Make your own glass Spring Flower! During this hot glass experience students will recive a quick demonstration and a lesson about the equipment needed to work with hot glass. Under the guidance of the instructor each student will have the opportunity to create their very own unique glass flower. All materals included. This workshop is available to individuals or groups. ABSOLUTELY NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED! Each student MUST sign up for one (and only one) of the following time slots: 10:00 am – 11:15 am 11:30 am – 12:45 pm 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm 2:30 pm – 3:45 pm 4:00 pm – 5:15 pm 5:30 pm – 6:45 pm Kelly Robertson Course # 192GLGE040 Sat, April 13 Sessions: 1 Non-member 1 ornament $60 Member 1 ornament $50 Non-member 2 ornaments $95 Member 2 ornaments $80 Non-member 3 ornaments $130 Member 3 ornaments $110
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THE GLASS ART OF ASTROLOGY M&T The natal chart in Astrology represents the “flight plan” for your life. Learn about your personal planets and signs while creating a unique one-of-a kind representation in the shape of a large fused glass art piece. Dunwoody Astrologer Reenie will give an overview of the meaning of the planets, signs, and houses. She will then give personal readings of your chart as you work with Kelly Thames to create your unique fused glass chart. You will combine the art of astrological knowledge with the beauty of glass to create a timeless conversation piece. Please email the instructor with your Birth Date, Birth Time, Birth City and State (or country). Allow one week after class date for firing of the glass piece. There is a $35 materials fee PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR at the class. Kelly Thames Course # 192GLAA100 Maureen (Reenie) Gilchrist Sun, 12 N to 3:00 PM, April 14 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $125 Member: $105 GLASSBLOWING EXPERIENCE: FUNKY FISH M&T Make your own glass Funky Fish! This one day workshop is a great way to explore your creative side and try something new. During this glassblowing experience students will receive a quick demonstration and a lesson about the equipment needed to work with hot glass. Then, under the guidance of the instructor each student will have the opportunity to work with hot glass to create their very own colorful glass fish. All materials included with a $10 materials fee payable with registration. This workshop is available to individuals, or groups of up to 4 participants. ABSOLUTELY NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED! Each student MUST sign up for one (and only one) of the following time slots: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Kelly Robertson Course # 192GLGB110 Sat, 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM, May 11 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $90 Member: $75 BIG BOWLS
In this one-day workshop participants will create their own 16” round or square fused glass bowl. Design & color theory techniques in glass will be discussed to aid in the creation process. It would be helpful but not required to come to class with some ideas and or sketches. Bowls will be fired in the kiln twice. May take up to two weeks for bowls to be returned to artist. BEGINNERS ARE WELCOME! All tools are provided. A Glass Materials Fee of $50 PAYABLE TO INSTRUCTOR at workshop. IMPORTANT: Do NOT wear sandals or open-toed shoes to this class. Shoes that cover and protect your feet are a must. Shoes that lace and tie, such as tennis or jogging shoes, are best. Kelly Thames Course # 192GLBB010 Sun, 12 N to 3:00 PM, May 19 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $125 Member: $105
JEWELRY AND METALSMITING BEGINNING JEWELRY & METALSMITHING Learn the basic techniques of jewelry fabrication and metalsmithing by making pieces such as bracelets, pendants, and rings. Students will learn soldering with a torch, piercing, finishing, forming, forging, and bezel stone setting. For beginners, THE FIRST CLASS IS MANDATORY. There will be NEW PROJECTS each quarter! All necessary tools are provided. Students will need to purchase their own metal, which will cost approximately $75-$90 – supplies will be discussed further during the first class. For information on instructors, please visit www.spruillarts.org. Leslie Ferrill Course # 192JEAA125 Mon, 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, April 1 – June 10 Sessions: 10 No class 5/27 OR Amy Gresens Course # 192JEAA165 Mon, 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM, April 1 – June 10 Sessions: 10 No class 5/27 OR Susan Saul Course # 192JEAA140 Wed, 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, April 3 – June 5 Sessions: 10 OR Joanne Hernandez Course # 192JEAA150 Thu, 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, April 4 – June 6 Sessions: 10 OR Joanne Hernandez Course # 192JEAA160 Thu, 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM, April 4 – June 6 Sessions: 10 OR Kristin Wilder Course # 192JEAA145 Fri, 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, April 5 – June 7 Sessions: 10 Non-member: $240 Member: $220 BEYOND THE BASICS: DESIGN AND FABRICATION IN METAL This class guides students as they transition from beginning level metalsmithing techniques to an intermediate level of design and fabrication. Students will work on more complex, instructor-guided projects, furthering their fabrication skills, craftsmanship and design sense. Projects and demonstrations vary each quarter and may include mechanisms such as hinges, clasps, findings, and surface design techniques. PREREQUISITE: Three Beginning Jewelry and Metalsmithing classes at the Spruill Center for the Arts, or by permission of the instructor. Joanne Hernandez Course # 192JEAC010 Mon, 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, April 1 – June 10 Sessions: 10 No class 5/27 OR Leslie Ferrill Course # 192JEAC070 Mon, 1:30 PM to 4:30 PM, April 1 – June 10 Sessions: 10 No class 5/27 OR Joanne Hernandez Course # 192JEAC015 Mon, 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM, April 1 – June 10 Sessions: 10 No class 5/27 OR Kristin Wilder Course # 192JEAC020 Wed, 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, April 3 – June 5 Sessions: 10 OR Amy Gresens Course # 192JEAC030 Wed, 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM, April 3 – June 5 Sessions: 10 OR Susan Saul Course # 192JEAC040 Thu, 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, April 4 – June 6 Sessions: 10 Non-member: $240 Member: $220
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BEGINNING & INTERMEDIATE JEWELRY AND METALSMITHING Learn the basic techniques of jewelry fabrication and metalsmithing. Students will learn basic jewelry fabrication techniques such as soldering, piercing, finishing, forming, forging, and bezel stone setting. Students are encouraged to work in sterling silver, which they will be able to purchase for approximately $75$90. All necessary tools are provided. For new beginners, THE FIRST CLASS IS MANDATORY. Continuing students may work independently if they wish. Information on instructors is available at www.spruillarts.org. Thomas Beard Course # 192JEAA220 Fri, 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM, April 5 – June 7 Sessions: 10 Non-member: $240 Member: $220 JEWELRY DESIGN LAB Hit a block in your jewelry designs? Feel like your designs are limp and missing that certain spark? Or maybe you just need a bit of idea focus or process jumpstart? This class is intended to help students with their jewelry design work using exercises, practicals, and projects to get their ideas flowing and focused. Per class interest, metalsmithing techniques will be demonstrated during class. The instructor will work with students individually on their design ideas- discussing process, techniques, and design elements. Students will have class time to work on their designs. There will be class discussions on design and the projects/ exercises. Class participation in these discussions is a must! Students should bring a sketchbook and pencils to the first class. PREREQUISITE: Three Beginning Jewelry and Metalsmithing classes at the Spruill Center for the Arts, or by permission of the instructor. Theresa St.Romain Course # 192JEAC115 Sun, 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM, April 7 – June 2 Sessions: 7 No class 4/14, 5/26
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METALSMITHING FORUM AND FOCUS This intermediate to advanced independent study class is designed to help you achieve your short term and long-term aspirations as a metalsmith, with less emphasis on technique and more on inspiration, design and production. This is a great time to revisit and finish the projects you need help with…just in time for the holidays! Each student will set their own goals and receive constructive feedback from class and instructor as they devise a plan and progress toward achieving individual aims. Students should have a good grasp of fabrication techniques, studio safety, and soldering. THIS CLASS IS NOW OPEN TO ADVANCED AND BEYOND THE BASICS STUDENTS WHO WOULD LIKE MORE STUDIO TIME WITH AN INSTRUCTOR. Susan Saul Course # 192JEAC510 Thu, 1:30 PM to 4:30 PM, April 4 – June 6 Sessions: 10 Non-member: $260 Member: $240 ADVANCED JEWELRY FABRICATION AND DESIGN In a fun and focused classroom, gain confidence and satisfaction in your work by deepening and expanding your skills and focusing on personal aesthetic through positive and encouraging one-on-one guidance. We will work on independent projects, as well as learn new techniques. Group discussions will include taking your work to the next level, technical developments, the world of the jewelry artist, and design. Each quarter the format will be based on group and individual needs. PREREQUISITE: Six Jewelry & Metalsmithing classes, or by permission of the instructor. Joanne Hernandez Course # 192JEAG075 Tue, 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, April 2 – June 4 Sessions: 10 OR Joanne Hernandez Course # 192JEAG080 Tue, 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM, April 2 – June 4 Sessions: 10 Non-member: $280 Member: $260
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ADVENTURES IN MIXED MEDIA DESIGNS What do resin, soldering, stamping, and riveting all have in common? When combined together, they result in unique wearable art jewelry that is out of this world! Join me on an adventure and exploration of mixed media art jewelry design. Students will learn various techniques of jewelry fabrication through exciting instructor-guided design challenges. Expect to create bracelets, pendants, earrings, components, and more by combining different techniques and materials. Students will need to purchase materials for class which will cost approximately $10-$30. Skill Level: Beginning through Advanced – ALL Welcome. See www.spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. Rochelle Nation Course # 192JEAR055 Fri, 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, April 5 – May 3 Sessions: 5 Non-member: $170 Member: $150 INT/ADV METAL CLAY: STONE SETTING IN METAL CLAY NEW Create additional dimension and color to your metal clay designs by adding natural stones. Learn several different methods to design your metal clay to be able to set your cabochons and natural irregular shaped stones after firing. Topics will cover designing, metal clay construction techniques, firing methods, finishing and setting of your stones. PREREQUISITE: Two classes in Metal Clay Fundamentals. A Materials fee of $55 is PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR at the first session. This fee includes 1 stone and needed bezel wire for the first stone setting, and tools and equipment for additional stone settings provided by the instructor or the semester. It DOES NOT include metal clay, additional stones, FS bezel wires needed for additional settings during the semester. For more information regarding Additional items needed, please see Supply List at www.spruillarts.org. Patricia Lillie Course # 192JEMC360 Mon, 10:00 AM to 1:30 PM, March 25 – May 20 Sessions: 7 No class 4/22, 4/29 OR
Patricia Lillie Course # 192JEMC365 Mon, 6:30 PM to 10:00 PM, March 25 – May 20 Sessions: 7 No class 4/22, 4/29
Non-member: $355
Member: $335
ENAMELING ON METAL CLAY
Enameling is the art of applying glass to metal. Learn how to create deep, rich color on your metal clay work with glass enamels. Topics will include metal clay construction techniques, graduated shading, Finishing and more. A Materials fee of $75 is PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR at the first session. This fee covers enamels, enameling supplements and the use of instructor provided tools and equipment for the semester. It does not include metal clay. IMPORTANT: Do NOT bring any PEANUT products to class. Pam East is deathly allergic to peanuts and even the smell can cause problems. She is not allergic to other tree nuts, so those are fine. Pam East Course # 192JEMC230 Tue, 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, April 2 – May 21 Sessions: 8 OR Pam East Course # 192JEMC235 Tue, 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM, April 2 – May 21 Sessions: 8 Non-member: $340 Member: $320
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METAL CLAY: ALL ABOUT BAILS NEW Bails are the architecture of your pendants; the physical means of hanging them on a chain. This course will make the bail the prime consideration in your metal clay pendant designs as we explore embeddables, rollovers, hidden, extruded, floating bails and more! All levels welcome, from those who have never touched metal clay before, to experienced users looking to expand their metal clay jewelry making vocabulary. There is something for everyone in this class. A Materials Kit Fee of $85 PAYABLE TO INSTRUCTOR AT FIRST CLASS. IMPORTANT: Do NOT bring any PEANUT products to class. Pam East is deathly allergic to peanuts and even the smell can cause problems. She is not allergic to other tree nuts, so those are fine. Pam East Course # 192JEMC370 Thu, 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, April 4 – May 23 Sessions: 7 No class 4/25 OR Pam East Course # 192JEMC375 Thu, 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM, April 4 – May 23 Sessions: 7 No class 4/25 Non-member: $305 Member: $285 TRADITIONAL WIRE WRAP DESIGN Wire wrapping is an ancient art that involves making jewelry without solder. Wire is bent or folded to form jewelry from simple bangles to elaborate collars. Wire wrapped jewelry has taken on many forms throughout the ages, but traditional wire wrap designs are timeless. In class we will be using traditional wire wrapping techniques to create your one of kind pieces. ALL SUPPLIES INCLUDING THE NATURAL STONES WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE IN CLASS OR YOU CAN BRING YOUR OWN. See www.spruillarts.org for a list of these supplies. Josephine M Fryar Course # 192JEWW070 Thu, 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM, April 4-25 Sessions: 4 Non-member: $170 Member: $150 ADVENTURES IN WIRE WRAPPING This is a great class for those new to wire or for those wanting to improve their wire wrapping skills. Participants will learn a variety of wire wrapping techniques to create different styles of clasps, bails, beads, connectors and more to incorporate into their own jewelry designs. Discover the necessary tools needed to create quality wire creations as new projects are introduced each week. A Material Kit Fee of $25 is PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR at 1st class meeting. For further information regarding Material Kit & Supply List see www. spruillarts.org. Skill Level: Beginning through Advanced – ALL Welcome. Rochelle Nation Course # 192JEWW050 Fri, 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, April 5 – May 3 Sessions: 5 Non-member: $170 Member: $150 TECHNIQUES IN BEADWEAVING No experience is needed to work with glass seed beads, needle and thread to learn the basics of offloom bead-weaving. Create fabrics using various stitches such as peyote, netting, herringbone, right-angle weave and spiral rope. Each class will be devoted to explaining the history of each stitch, the basics of working each stitch and variations of each stitch; such as increasing/ decreasing and flat vs. tubular/circular. Students will be guided in using these basic stitches to create wearable projects such as bracelets, rings and necklaces. You’ll be amazed at the endless jewelry possibilities you can create with these fundamental skills! Materials fee of $20 PAYABLE TO INSTRUCTOR first day of class (unless you already have supplies from a previous class). Julie Glasser Course # 192JEBA080 Mon, 10:00 AM to 12 N, April 1 – May 13 Sessions: 7 Non-member: $155 Member: $135
PROJECTS IN BEADWEAVING Take your basic knowledge of beadweaving and step it up a notch with this class. Use your techniques learned in the Techniques in Beadweaving class and apply them to more complicated project-oriented pieces of jewelry. This class will push you slightly beyond the basics and into embellishment, combining stitches, and creating original projects. This class will prepare you for Intermediate Beadweaving. Julie Glasser Course # 192JEBA070 Tue, 10:00 AM to 12 N, April 9 – May 21 Sessions: 7 Non-member: $155 Member: $135 INTERMEDIATE BEADWEAVING Use your basic knowledge of off-loom beadweaving to create more complicated pieces. Color, design, embellishments, and closures will be discussed. This class will be project-based, with ample time to complete each project. Each project will be based on the basic stitches learned in the Techniques in Beadweaving course. This will be a relaxed atmosphere and an enjoyable time to bead with your peers! Only one previous beading course is required to join this class. Julie Glasser Course # 192JEBC020 Fri, 10:00 AM to 12 N, April 5 – May 17 Sessions: 7 Non-member: $155 Member: $135 POLYMER CLAY TECHNIQUES Polymer Clay is an amazing medium for jewelers, sculptors and multimedia artists. Add color, texture, shape and volume to your work. Come learn the basics of working with this material, curing, polishing and connecting it to other mediums. All levels are welcome and returning students will continue with advanced techniques. Constructing bracelets, necklaces, earrings or objets d’art are some of the projects to be covered using the techniques in this class. There will be new projects each quarter! See www.spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. Stacy Nathan Course # 192JEPC030 Tue, 10:00 AM to 2:30 PM, April 9 – May 21 Sessions: 7 Non-member: $175 Member: $155 GET TO KNOW POLYMER CLAY Come learn the basics of this truly versatile medium and leave with some finished sample pieces! Students will create samples of several different techniques such as color gradients, metallic ghost affects and some basic cane (millifiori) techniques. Students should purchase 2 oz. packages of Premo! Black, White and a color of their choice. There will be a $10 materials fee for this course PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR at the first class. Stacy Nathan Course # 192JEPC009 Thu, 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM, April 11-25 Sessions: 3 Non-member: $135 Member: $115 ADVENTURES IN CONCRETE JEWELRY Explore and experiment with concrete to create stunning mixed media jewelry components. Learn how to fabricate druzy like gemstones, use gold leaf and liquid leaf, plus tips for working with this creative medium. Discover how to build layers using wire, mesh, and tubing to create unique sculptural elements. Concrete is light, durable, modern, and beautiful. Participants will make various one of a kind creations including rings, pendants, earrings, and more. A Material Kit Fee of $5 is PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR on the day of class. Skill Level: Beginning through Advanced – ALL Welcome. Rochelle Nation Course # 192JECO010 Fri, 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, May 10-24 Sessions: 3 Non-member: $120 Member: $100
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RECYCLE, RECREATE, RENEW Do you have jewelry that you just never wear anymore? Or perhaps you have a broken necklace or you’ve inherited an heirloom pin that just sits in your drawer. Participants will learn how to recycle old tired pieces into fresh new jewelry designs that you’ll actually wear! Bring your stash of bits and pieces along with your assortment of beads and chain to this workshop to recreate and renew your jewelry collection. In this fun and fast paced class, we’ll discuss design, function and fabrication. Learn how to take something old and make it new again. Fragments, parts and found objects are all welcome. Rochelle Nation Course # 192JEWR030 Fri, 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, May 10-24 Sessions: 3 Non-member: $120 Member: $100
JEWELRY AND METALSMITHING WORKSHOPS PAPER TYPE METAL CLAY CREATIONS NEW Add fluid line and dimension to your metal clay designs by working with paper clay type metal clay. Create with this clay, using weaving, origami folding, cutting and appliqué techniques. In this one day class you will learn the unique nature of paper type metal clay and different techniques used with metal paper clay. You will be able to choose one or combine several different techniques to create your own earrings and/or pendant. This class is open to all levels. A materials fee of $130 is payable TO THE INSTRUCTOR at the first session. This fee includes a 15 gram PMC3 lump clay, PMC+ sheet clay, and the use of tools and equipment provided by the instructor. Patricia Lillie Course # 192JEMC330 Sat, 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, April 6 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $153 Member: $133 MICRO MOSAIC PENDANT WORKSHOP NEW Spend a few hours and have fun making a gorgeous micro mosaic pendant! Instructor will provide smalti, stained glass, colored mirror, seed beads, select charms and Swarovski chatons to add to your piece. Supply fee of $25/pendant PAYABLE TO INSTRUCTOR covers everything you need. This class requires good eyesight. Please bring readers, glasses, or magnifiers that you might need for closeup work. Students will be working with tweezers as needed. Julie Mazzoni Course # 192CEMO220 Sat, 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM, April 6 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $125 Member: $105 FIFTY SHADES OF TEXTURE
We are surrounded by texture and color. Which ones please you or would you like to incorporate in your artwork? Take a journey and explore the possibilities of texture on metals. Students will be introduced to basic metal prep, acetylene torch use, embossing, roller printing, hammering, fold forming, hydraulic press, and if time allows, electro-etching and colorations. We will work mostly with thin gauges of copper and brass, and then mount samples with notes to create a reference guide, so that favorite results can be re-created later. Metals, mounting boards and other supplies will be provided for a fee of $40-$50, PAYABLE TO INSTRUCTOR. Check or cash only. Susan Saul Course # 192JEWM180 Sat, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, April 13-14 Sessions: 2 Non-member: $282 Member: $272
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ADVENTURES WITH BRONZE CLAY NEW Want the look of gold jewelry without the expense? Come explore the wonders of bronze metal clay! You will make a pair of earrings and a pendant in one weekend. Metal clay can be easily stamped, sculpted and molded into wonderful, deeply textured jewelry. When fired the organic binders burn away leaving beautiful, brilliant bronze metal. This course is open to all levels. A materials fee of $50 is PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR in class. IMPORTANT: Do NOT bring any PEANUT products to class. Pam East is deathly allergic to peanuts and even the smell can cause problems. She is not allergic to other tree nuts, so those are fine. Pam East Course # 192JEMC340 Sat, 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, April 13-14 Sessions: 2 Non-member: $275 Member: $255 BRACELETS
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Come experience what Jewelry and Metalsmithing is all about in this oneday hands-on class. You will explore the basics of surface design, forging and torch techniques while creating and completing bunches of bracelets. No experience is necessary and ALL TOOLS AND MATERIALS ARE INCLUDED to complete your projects. Visit www.spruillarts.org for projects images and details. Joanne Hernandez Course # 192JEFF230 Sat, 12 N to 4:00 PM, April 27 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $135 Member: $115 CHAIN MAILLE BYZANTINE ROSETTE BRACELET M&T Spend a few hours and have fun making a great chain maille bracelet. Use copper or colored wire (or optional sterling for extra cost) to create an easy and beautiful bracelet while learning two chain maille patterns. Attach a clasp and you’re done! Supply fee of $30 payable to instructor covers everything you need. (Price for optional sterling set at class time, est. plus or minus $30 additional). This class requires good eyesight. Please bring readers, glasses, or magnifiers that you might need for close-up work. Anne Rambo Course # 192JEFF220 Sun, 1:00 PM to 4:30 PM, April 28 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $90 Member: $75 DEEP ETCH METAL CLAY WITH SILHOUETTE CURIO NEW Learn how to design, cut, etch and construct an exquisite chambered piece from metal clay that’s ready for transparent enamel, resin or other embellishments! Using a single piece of metal clay and your Curio, learn how-to create a metal clay base with chambers that are ready to fill with your choice of enamels or resins. Creating with your Curio reduces the amount time spent constructing your metal clay piece so that you can focus on design, textured backgrounds and coloring possibilities. IMPORTANT: Students must bring their own laptop and Silhouette Curio cutting machine to class. Machines are not provided. Pre-Requisite: Silhouette Curio & Metal Clay class or instructor approval. A Materials Kit Fee of $125 PAYABLE TO INSTRUCTOR AT CLASS. Supply list available on www.spruillarts.org IMPORTANT: Do NOT bring any PEANUT products to class. Pam East is deathly allergic to peanuts and even the smell can cause problems. She is not allergic to other tree nuts, so those are fine. Pam East Course # 192SWJE350 Fri, 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, May 3-5 Sessions: 3 Non-member: $371 Member: $351
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SHADOW WORK: SILHOUETTE DIES, VOLUME, AND THE HYDRAULIC PRESS NEW Come and discover the beautiful drama you can add to your work with the pillow forms created with silhouette dies and the hydraulic press. Die-formed pieces can add both concave and convex spaces to designs, as well as create hollow forms such as beads and small vessels. We will spend 2 days exploring the possibilities of both manufactured steel and plastic silhouette dies and how to create custom dies. Students will learn proper use, parameters and important safety information regarding the hydraulic press and the specifics of silhouette/matrix dies. Form and design through textures, fabrication, soldering, and the possibilities of filling space will be fully discussed. This class has a 10 student maximum. PREREQUISITE: 3 Jewelry/Metalsmithing classes or permission of the instructor. See the Supply List at www.spruillarts.org for further information regarding materials needed for workshop. Registration cut-off two weeks prior to the first day of class. More images of samples may be found at www.joannehernandezmetals.com. Joanne Hernandez Course # 192JEWB330 Sat, 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, May 4-5 Sessions: 2 Non-member: $260 Member: $240 COLORFUL RESIN EARRINGS In this fun-filled 1 day workshop we will make a pair of beautiful resin & silver earring. Students will learn the ins and outs of working with resin from proper mixing to creating signature colors! Basic soldering skills required to take this course. A Materials Kit Fee of $15 PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR at the beginning of the workshop provides all the materials needed for the project. Amy Gresens Course # 192JERE010 Sat, 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, May 4 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $162 Member: $142 INTRODUCTION TO SILVER CLAY
Make a fine silver pendant in just one day! Learn the basics of silver clay handling and firing with Senior PMC Instructor Pat Lillie . This is a great class for both those who have never used metal clay, and beginners looking to improve their skills. Class fee includes 15 grams of PMC 3 Clay and the use of all Pat’s tools and equipment. Students do not need to bring anything. A Materials Kit Fee of $75 PAYABLE TO INSTRUCTOR AT CLASS. Patricia Lillie Course # 192JEMC150 Sat, 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, May 18 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $143 Member: $123 NOT YOUR KID’S POLYMER CLAY! This workshop will cover the basics of using polymer clay and cover tips and tricks to get started using this medium that has taken the one-of-a-kind jewelry arena and fashionistas to heart, globally! Students will create samples of several different techniques such as color gradients, metallic ghost affects, some basic cane (millifiori) technique, textures and patinas. Returning students will receive help developing their own color palette and design needs. We will make a set of graduated size elements for a necklace or bracelet with a set of matching earrings. Sanding and polishing to a glass finish will be covered, storing your clay and getting the most out of your left-overs: nothing is ever wasted! Some materials are included in the Materials Kit Fee of $10 PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR at the time of the workshop. See www.spruillarts.org for information regarding the Materials Kit and a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. Stacy Nathan Course # 192JEWB020 Sat, 10:00 AM to 4:30 PM, May 25-26 Sessions: 2 Non-member: $190 Member: $170
PIVOT POINTS: EXPLORING HINGE BASED FINDINGS What do you do when you want to make a brooch, a convertible pendant, an enhancer to add to your pearls, or a classy pair of hoop earrings with hinged posts? You DON’T have to buy commercial findings! You can make them yourself, with a little bit of this and a little bit of that (sheet, wire, tubing), and they will be uniquely yours. In this techniqueoriented workshop you will learn how to fabricate sturdy and effective hinge-based mechanisms for your jewelry. Some of them are quite easy, some more challenging. Supply Kit for practice samples will be available in class for a fee of $20, PAYABLE TO INSTRUCTOR at first session. Prerequisite: Beyond the Basics skill level OR instructor permission required. Susan Saul Course # 192JEWP050 Sat, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, May 25-26 Sessions: 2 Non-member: $282 Member: $262 TOUCH OF GOLD: MARRYING STEEL AND GOLD with Bette Barnett In this three day workshop, Bette will teach how to work with mild steel and all the steps necessary to create steel and gold jewelry. This includes sourcing, cutting, forming, texturing, patination and finishing. You will learn how to alloy and roll gold in preparation for fusing. You’ll have ample time for fusing gold to steel, creating dramatic patterns and accents. In addition, you’ll cover Keum Boo which involves burnishing gold foil to hot steel. You’ll also cover patinas to produce the signature black color to contrast with the gold, as well as other colors and effects. During the workshop, you will create at least two pieces – one with fused gold and one with Keum Boo. Your projects may be of your own design or based on examples provided by the instructor. A materials fee of $45 is PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR at the first class meeting. See the Supply List at www.spruillarts.org for further information regarding materials needed for workshop. *Students are required to have a basic metalworking skill set, including sawing, filing, soldering, sanding and finishing techniques. In addition, students should come prepared with a well thought out, yet simple design concept in mind for one or two pieces of steel and fused gold jewelry. Students are required to bring 2 DWT of 24 karat casting grains, available from Rio Grande and other suppliers. Btte Barnett Course # 192SWJE280 Fri – Sun, 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM, October 25-27 Sessions: 3 Non-member: $515 Member: $495
METALWORKING, BLACKSMITHING AND WELDING BLACKSMTHING BEYOND the BASICS Move beyond the basics of blacksmithing. Topics include joinery, toolmaking, heat treating, complex forging and composition. As the class progresses, each of these skills will be applied several finished projects. Class size is limited to 6 students. Students should wear comfortable, natural fiber (cotton) clothes they don’t mind getting dirty, closed toed shoes, and safety glasses. The class occurs outdoors in a covered area. A materials fee of $35 is PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR at the first class. John Scroggin Course # 192SCBS260 Mon, 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM, April 1 – May 20 Sessions: 8 Non-member: $310 Member: $290
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STEEL FABRICATION – BLACKSMITHING AND METAL SCULPTURE Cut, weld, twist, bend, and forge steel using an array of techniques, tools, and methods. In this class, we will cover metalworking skills along with the proper usage of the gas forge, anvil, grinder, chop saw, oxyacetylene torch, and various types of welders. Beginning students will complete small projects to learn techniques. Intermediate and advanced students will build on their existing welding/sculpting/forging skills, with instructor guidance, to produce individual projects. No experience required – just the desire to learn. A Materials Fee of $35 is PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR at the first session. This class occurs outdoors in a covered area. Come play with FIRE! Thomas Beard Course # 192SCBS045 Tue, 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM, April 2 – May 21 Sessions: 8 OR Thomas Beard Course # 192SCBS050 Wed, 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM, April 3 – May 22 Sessions: 8 Non-member: $310 Member: $290 BASIC BLACKSMITHING
This structured class is project based, and covers all the basics you need to develop a foundation in blacksmithing. Topics include building and maintaining a forge fire, and tool skills such as forging tapers, twisting, splitting, punching, and riveting steel. As the class progresses, each of these skills will be applied to specific step-by-step projects including tool making, wall hooks, leaf finials, and more. The class is great for beginners as well as experienced smiths looking to fine tune their skills. Class size is limited to 6 students. Students should wear comfortable, natural fiber (cotton) clothes they don’t mind getting dirty, closed toed shoes, and safety glasses. The class occurs outdoors in a covered area. A materials fee of $35 is PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR at the first class. John Scroggin Course # 192SCBS160 Wed, 10:30 AM to 1:00 PM, April 3 – May 29 Sessions: 8 No class 5/15 OR John Scroggin Course # 192SCBS120 Thu, 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM, April 4 – May 30 Sessions: 8 No class 5/16 Non-member: $310 Member: $290 GET TO KNOW BLACKSMITHING: DECORATIVE HOOKS M&T In this 4 hour workshop you will be introduced to the basic smithing techniques of hammering, cutting, bending, twisting and forging. Using these basic skills and a gas fired forge you will heat a piece of iron to “red hot” and use the anvil, hammer and tongs to create a beautiful and useful decorative hook. This class is intended for Beginners however all levels are welcome. Class is limited to 6 students. Bring bottled water. A materials fee of $10 is PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR at the time of the class. John Scroggin Course # 192SCBS200 Sat, 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM, April 6 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $115 Member: $95 GET TO KNOW BLACKSMITHING: BOTTLE OPENER M&T During this short hands-on workshop you will be introduced to the basic smithing techniques Using these basic skills and a gas fired forge you will heat a piece of iron to “red hot” and use the anvil, hammer and tongs to create a unique and useful steel bottle opener. Class is limited to 6 students. Bring bottled water. The class occurs outdoors in a covered area. A materials fee of $10 is PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR at the time of the class. John Scroggin Course # 192SCBS210 Sun, 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM, April 7 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $115 Member: $95
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FORGED VIKING SPEAR POINTS AGES 14 – ADULT Fabricate your very own 10th century Viking spear head! Topics include forging, hammer control and finishing. This class is great for beginners as well as intermediate smiths looking to fine tune their skills. Class size is limited to 6 students. Students should wear comfortable, natural fiber (cotton) clothes they don’t mind getting messy , work boots or closed toed shoes and safety glasses. There will be a 30 min break each day for lunch. The class occurs outdoors in a covered area. All materials are included with a $35 materials fee PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR at the first meeting. John Scroggin Course # 192SCBS205 Sat, 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM, April 13-14 Sessions: 2 Non-member: $355 Member: $335 FORGE A KNIFE FROM A RAILROAD SPIKE! AGES 15 – ADULT In this class you will learn to transform a simple Railroad Spike into an one-of-a-kind forged railroad spike knife. The class occurs outdoors in a covered area. Students should wear comfortable, natural fiber (cotton) clothes they don’t mind getting messy, work boots or closed toed shoes and safety glasses. Bring a lunch and bottled water. ALL LEVELS WELCOME. There will be a 30 min break each day for lunch. All materials are included with a $35 MATERIALS FEE PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR at the first meeting. John Scroggin Course # 192SCBS240 Sat, 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM, April 27-28 Sessions: 2 Non-member: $315 Member: $295 FORGED FLOWERS IN A VASE Learn to forge hot metal while creating a steel vase full of beautiful steel flowers. These flowers won’t die! Students will explore forging a hollow formed vase and the fabrication of natural motifs like flowers, leaves, branches, stems and vines. This class is great for beginners as well as intermediate smiths looking to fine tune their skills. Class size is limited to 6 students. Students should wear comfortable, natural fiber (cotton) clothes they don’t mind getting messy, work boots or closed toed shoes and safety glasses. Bring a lunch and bottled water. There will be a 30 min break each day for lunch. All materials are included with a $35 materials fee PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR at the first meeting. John Scroggin Course # 192SCBS170 Sat, 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM, May 4-5 Sessions: 2 Non-member: $355 Member: $335 LIGHT MY FIRE – MELTING AND WELDING STEEL This focused hands on workshop will give you the chance to work with a torch and welder to learn the principles of manipulating metal. We’ll cover safety, science, principles of melting metal, equipment, differences in metals and more. Each class is limited to 2 students so you’ll have a torch or welder in hand and have a finished piece from each session. Two three hour sessions--first day is working with an oxyacetylene torch for cutting and bending steel. The second day will be hands on with a MIG welder. NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED – just the desire to learn. A Materials Fee of $35 is PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR at the first session. This class occurs outdoors in a covered area. Come play with FIRE! Kathy Walton Course # 192SCMS105 Mon, 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, May 6-7 Sessions: 2 Non-member: $400 Member: $380
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BLACKSMITHING WEEKEND AGES 15+
This 2 day workshop will introduce beginning and intermediate students to the basic techniques of blacksmithing using the forge, anvil and hammers. A range for forging techniques will be demonstrated for students to practice and use to work toward their own custom designs. Students will take home several finished projects. Projects include decorative and functional hooks, fire pokers candle holders and more. Bring a lunch and bottled water. There will be a 30 min break for lunch. Students should wear comfortable, natural fiber (cotton) clothes they don’t mind getting dirty, closed toed shoes, and safety glasses. The class occurs outdoors in a covered area. This class is for students of ALL LEVELS. ALL MATERIALS ARE INCLUDED with a $35 materials PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR at the time of the workshop . CLASS LIMITED TO 6 STUDENTS. John Scroggin Course # 192SCBS060 Sat, 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM, May 18-19 Sessions: 2 Non-member: $315 Member: $295
MOSAICS BEGINNING / INTERMEDIATE MOSAICS
This class teaches all the basic info one needs to make any kind of mosaic – from the most conservative to incredibly outlandish, using whatever material you’d like (as long as it’s something that works for mosaics, of course!) AND, WE HAVE FUN doing it! In the first class, beginners will make a sampler using several common mosaic materials as they learn how to use various cutting tools. Then beginners and continuing students practice what you’ve learned plus learn additional techniques while creating mosaic projects of your choice. Supply your own rubber gloves and safety glasses. See www.spruillarts.org for additional details regarding supplies. Julie Mazzoni Course # 192CEMO020 Wed, 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM, April 3 – May 29 Sessions: 8 No class 4/24 OR Julie Mazzoni Course # 192CEMO030 Thu, 9:30 AM to 12:55 PM, April 4 – May 16 Sessions: 7 No class 4/25 Non-member: $200 Member: $180 INTERMEDIATE / ADVANCED MOSAICS For students who have mastered Spruill’s ‘Beginning and Intermediate Mosaics’ class and are ready to experiment with more demanding projects. Examples of project possibilities: Indirect mosaics (as opposed to the ‘direct’ you learned before); Uses of various opus and when to use them; Creating (beginning with an armature) and ‘mosaicking’ 3-dimensional objects/animals; Creating mosaic portraits, landscapes and/or abstract ‘paintings’. PREREQUISITE: MUST have taken 2 quarters of ‘Beginning/Intermediate Mosaics’ at Spruill OR obtain Instructor’s permission to enroll. See www.spruillarts.org for additional details regarding supplies. Julie Mazzoni Course # 192CEMO130 Wed, 12:35 PM to 4:00 PM, April 3 – May 15 Sessions: 7 No class 4/24 Non-member: $200 Member: $180
MICRO MOSAIC PENDANT WORKSHOP
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Julie Mazzoni Course # 192CEMO220 Sat, 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM, April 6 Sessions: 1 Non-member: $125 Member: $105
Spend a few hours and have fun making a gorgeous micro mosaic pendant! Instructor will provide smalti, stained glass, colored mirror, seed beads, select charms and Swarovski chatons to add to your piece. Supply fee of $25/pendant PAYABLE TO INSTRUCTOR covers everything you need. This class requires good eyesight. Please bring readers, glasses, or magnifiers that you might need for closeup work. Students will be working with tweezers as needed.
PHOTOGRAPHY BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY In this course students may use either a digital or film camera, set to automatic or manual. We will learn what it means to see through your lens and how to express yourself through photography. The fundamentals of art (composition, shape, line and form, etc.) will be explored through class photo shoots, and a visit to a gallery/ museum. In addition, there will be weekly assignments and group critiques. This class is about possibilities, not boundaries. Bring your camera and manual to first class. RETURNING STUDENTS WELCOME! Joel Conison Course # 192PHBP110 Sun, 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM, March 31 – May 12 Sessions: 6 No class 4/21 Non-member: $175 Member: $155 DIGITAL DARKROOM In this class you will bring your laptop with Photoshop Elements or Photoshop CS4 or CS5 installed and edit your photographs with guidance and help from the instructor. Improving the quality of your photos and learning techniques to make your photos better is the focus of this class. Contrast, color correction, sharpening and layers will be addressed as well as printing papers and color management. Joel Conison Course # 192PHDD100 Sun, 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM, March 31 – May 12 Sessions: 6 No class 4/21 Non-member: $175 Member: $155 ABC’S OF DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY Unlock the mystery of your digital SLR camera by learning the basic functions of white balance, file management, shutter speed, apertures and F-stops through weekly assignments. Classes will include demonstrations, discussions and critiques concentrating on composition, as well as exposure controls. Bring your camera and instruction manual to the first class. Ann Clancy Course # 192PHDP110 Mon, 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM, April 1 – May 13 Sessions: 7 OR Ann Clancy Course # 192PHDP120 Thu, 10:00 AM to 12 N, April 4 – May 16 Sessions: 7 Non-member: $165 Member: $145
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CAMERA DARKROOM – BEGINNING, INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCED
YOUTH COURSES AGES 4-18 COMIC BOOK AND MANGA CREATION AGES 10-15
Experience the magic found in creating an image, then watching it come alive right before your eyes in the darkroom. Students will learn the basics of exposing and developing black and white film, then taking those negatives into the darkroom to make prints. Basic printing techniques; contrast control, burning and dodging will be covered in detail with returning students progressing to more advanced techniques including flashing and split printing. The cost of supplies will be discussed during the first class. Ann Clancy Course # 192PHDR040 Tue, 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM, April 2 – May 21 Sessions: 8 Non-member: $180 Member: $160 INTERMEDIATE CAMERA
Ann Clancy Course # 192PHIC010 Wed, 10:00 AM to 12 N, April 3 – May 15 Sessions: 7 OR Ann Clancy Course # 192PHIC020 Thu, 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM, April 4 – May 16 Sessions: 7 Non-member: $165 Member: $145
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Build on your current knowledge of basic photography skills. Emphasis will be on manual metering, choosing lens, time exposures, creating panoramic photos and using RAW options. There will also be a demonstration and discussion of converting color digital images into black and white images. Each class will include critiques of assignments.
Have you ever created your own comic book or manga characters or thought about making your own comic books? Atlanta based Fore Runner Comics artist/ writer Vincent E. Allen is here to teach you step by step practical ways to develop your own style, create &design your own characters, their powers &stories without the big time production costs. All artwork is completed using everyday pencils, pens, colored pencils, affordable markers, paper and practice. Topics include developing your visual creativity to create poses, positioning, panels, angles, action, and emotion as well as exploring the creative aspects of plotting, personality traits, pacing your story, and writing dialog. To see more about Fore Runner Comics artist/ writer, Vincent E. Allen, go to http://alliancecomicbooks. com. Vincent E Allen Course # 192YTCB050 Sat, 10:00 AM to 12 N, April 6 – May 25 Sessions: 8 Non-member: $210 Member: $190 TEEN DRAWING & PORTFOLIO DEVELOPMENT AGES 12-19
A progressive drawing class focused on developing teenage artists of all levels. An excellent choice for high school AP Studio & Portfolio Preparation students to develop their work, focus their skills & are looking to experiment in their portfolios. Students work in a project-based format to create 3 & 4 dimensional drawings while exploring basic tenets/principals of drawing & rendering that are incorporated in the process. Each project moves students further along in their development. Working at first in B/W, from instructor -or- student provided photographs ultimately using a wide variety of media. Work in black/white & color. Classes are progressive, students can join at any time, each successive session builds upon the last & group critique is be incorporated into each class. Past student work can be seen at www.johnwhorne.com in the student galleries. See www.spruillarts.org for a list of supplies you will need to bring to class. John Horne Course # 192YTDW050 Tue, 4:45 PM to 6:45 PM, April 2 – May 21 Sessions: 8 Non-member: $195 Member: $175
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TEEN WHEEL AGES 13-17
This class will investigate the creative possibilities of clay. We will have a great time exploring techniques on the potter’s wheel such as centering, throwing, and trimming. We will also glaze and fire the pieces we create in class. Some tools required; a basic set for $10 may be purchased through the instructor. See www.spruillarts.org for additional details regarding supplies. Shari Olson Course # 192YTCE080 Tue, 4:30 PM to 7:00 PM, April 2 – June 4 Sessions: 10 Non-member: $245 Member: $225
PAINTING & DRAWING STUDIO FOR THE TEENAGE ARTIST AGES 13-17 This Painting & Drawing studio course provides a creative and supportive environment to develop a student’s personal artistic style. New students are encouraged to join this course with basic art lnowledge, while returning students will continue to make steady progress. The class will encompass drawing and painting exercises as well as finished artworks and an introduction to the history of art. Materials such as drawing pencils, charcoal, watercolors and pastels are included in the fees for the course. Stephanie Caldwell Course # 192YTDP020 Sat, 12:15 PM to 2:15 PM, April 6 – May 25 Sessions: 8 Non-member: $295 Member: $275 FORGED VIKING SPEAR POINTS AGES 14 – ADULT
Fabricate your very own 10th century Viking spear head! Topics include forging, hammer control and finishing. This class is great for beginners as well as intermediate smiths looking to fine tune their skills. Class size is limited to 6 students. Students should wear comfortable, natural fiber (cotton) clothes they don’t mind getting messy , work boots or closed toed shoes and safety glasses. There will be a 30 min break each day for lunch. The class occurs outdoors in a covered area. All materials are included with a $35 materials fee PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR at the first meeting. John Scroggin Course # 192SCBS205 Sat, 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM, April 13-14 Sessions: 2 Non-member: $355 Member: $335
FORGE A KNIFE FROM A RAILROAD SPIKE! AGES 15 – ADULT In this class you will learn to transform a simple Railroad Spike into an one-ofa-kind forged railroad spike knife. The class occurs outdoors in a covered area. Students should wear comfortable, natural fiber (cotton) clothes they don’t mind getting messy, work boots or closed toed shoes and safety glasses. Bring a lunch and bottled water. ALL LEVELS WELCOME. There will be a 30 min break each day for lunch. All materials are included with a $35 MATERIALS FEE PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR at the first meeting. John Scroggin Course # 192SCBS240 Sat, 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM, April 27-28 Sessions: 2 Non-member: $315 Member: $295 BLACKSMITHING WEEKEND – AGES 15+ This 2 day workshop will introduce beginning and intermediate students to the basic techniques of blacksmithing using the forge, anvil and hammers. A range for forging techniques will be demonstrated for students to practice and use to work toward their own custom designs. Students will take home several finished projects. Projects include decorative and functional hooks, fire pokers candle holders and more. Bring a lunch and bottled water. There will be a 30 min break for lunch. Students should wear comfortable, natural fiber (cotton) clothes they don’t mind getting dirty, closed toed shoes, and safety glasses. The class occurs outdoors in a covered area. This class is for students of ALL LEVELS. ALL MATERIALS ARE INCLUDED with a $35 materials PAYABLE TO THE INSTRUCTOR at the time of the workshop . CLASS LIMITED TO 6 STUDENTS. John Scroggin Course # 192SCBS060 Sat, 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM, May 18-19 Sessions: 2 Non-member: $315 Member: $295 YOUNG REMBRANDTS: PREK & KINDERGARTEN DRAWING FOR AGES 4-6 ALL NEW LESSONS FOR SPRING 2019! Encourage your child’s love of drawing. Learning to draw basic shapes is an essential building block for every artist. Your child will develop fine motor skills as they practice coloring and holding a pencil. Spring drawings will include a cuddly teddy bear, a garden snail, a birdbath, a rain scene and other child friendly drawings. Media include pencils, crayons, and markers. Materials Fee of $5 PAYABLE TO INSTRUCTOR AT FIRST CLASS provides all class materials. Laura VandeWiele Course # 192YCDP065 Sun, 9:30 AM to 10:15 AM, April 7 – May 19 Sessions: 6 No class 4/21 Non-member: $100 Member: $85 PARENT & CHILD PAINTING – AGES 5 AND UP Join Ms. Nagel as she guides you and your child to create original “masterpieces” by working side by side, learning the fundamentals of painting. All school age children welcome. Fee includes one child and one adult (parent, grandparent or a special family member). No need to bring anything (except maybe a smock); supplies are included in the course fee. Rebecca Nagel Course # 192YCDP300 Sat, 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM, April 6-27 Sessions: 4 OR Rebecca Nagel Course # 192YCDP310 Sat, 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM, May 4-25 Sessions: 4 Non-member: $175 Member: $155 Each additional sibling Reg. Fee $50
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CLAY, COLLAGE AND PAINT AGES 5-7 Young artists will become familiar with the elements and principles of art through the use of clay, collage and paint. A variety of well-known artist styles will be explored through the use of line, shape and color. Students will complete several mixed media works of art. Come make new friends while discovering the exciting world of art-making. Please send a smock for painting purposes. Rebecca Nagel Course # 192YCMM110 Sat, 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM, April 6 – May 4 Sessions: 5 OR Rebecca Nagel Course # 192YCMM115 Sat, 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM, May 11 – June 8 Sessions: 5 Non-member: $130 Member: $110 CREATIVE CLAY AGES 6-10
YOUNG REMBRANDTS: CARTOON DRAWING FOR AGES 6-11
Join us for this dynamic combination of creativity and skill-building. Students will explore the infinite possibilities of handbuilding with clay through varied and exciting projects including animals, sculpture, containers, tiles and more. This environment will foster true artistic expression. Both directed projects and experimentation will be supported and encouraged as each student’s skill level evolves. Dara Andre Course # 192YCCE110 Wed, 3:30 PM to 4:45 PM, April 10 – May 29 Sessions: 8 Non-member: $210 Member: $190
ALL NEW LESSONS FOR SPRING 2019! Encourage your child’s enthusiasm for art with a Young Rembrandts Cartoon class. Our students will learn how to personify inanimate objects, as they breathe life into the sun and moon, transforming them into funny cartoon characters. A humorous bird feeding sequence will teach your child visual and sequential story telling. We’ll also create drawings that feature colorful and expressive forest animals. Materials Fee of $5 PAYABLE TO INSTRUCTOR AT FIRST CLASS provides all class materials. Laura VandeWiele Course # 192YCDW010 Sun, 10:30 AM to 11:30 AM, April 7 – May 19 Sessions: 6 No class 4/21 Non-member: $120 Member: $100
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CREATIVE DRAWING AND PAINTING STUDIO AGES 8-12 This course offers a creative and encouraging environment, where students receive individual attention through the exploration of the creative learning process. This studio class will be offered year round in order to allow returning students to progress and new students to begin. Students will at first acquire the essential designing and drawing skills using techniques followed by the investigation into the elements of art. Pencils, watercolors, mixed media and more are included in the fees for the course. Stephanie Caldwell Course # 192YCDP220 Sat, 10:00 AM to 11:45 AM, April 6 – May 25 Sessions: 8 Non-member: $260 Member: $240 ‘TWEEN WHEEL & HANDBUILDING AGES 10-13 Join us for this dynamic combination of creativity and skill-building. Students will explore the possibilities of clay through pottery on the wheel and handbuilding techniques. This environment will foster true artistic expression. Both directed projects and experimentation will be supported and encouraged as each student’s skill level evolves. No experience necessary. A $10 tool kit, available from the instructor, will be necessary if the student wishes to participate in the introduction to the wheel. Dara Andre Course # 192YCCE100 Wed, 4:45 PM to 6:15 PM, April 10 – May 29 Sessions: 8 Non-member: $210 Member: $190
CHILDREN’S SCHOOL HOLIDAY CAMPS SPRING BREAK CAMP – VISUAL ARTS AGES 5-10 Campers are encouraged to have fun while exploring their creativity. Projects may include painting, pottery, sculpture, papier-mâché, collage, printmaking, jewelry making, drawing and papermaking. Each camp instructor will choose projects appropriate to the age group in which they are teaching. CAMPERS WILL NEED TO BRING A SACK LUNCH AND DRINK. TBA TBA Course # 192YCSBC Mon, 9:30 AM to 3:00 PM, April 1-5 Sessions: 5 Non-member: $230 Member: $210
SPRING BREAK CAMP BEFORE CARE For your convenience, before-care sessions will be offered from 8:00 am – 9:30 am. During this time, campers will have the option to work on art projects, play games, or watch age-appropriate movie videos. Also, there may be structured play outside (weather permitting). SCA Staff Course # 192YCSBCBC Mon, 8:00 AM to 9:30 AM, April 1-5 Sessions: 5 Fee: $35 One Day Reg. $10
SPRING BREAK CAMP AFTER CARE For your convenience, after-care sessions will be offered from 3:00 pm – 6:00 pm. During this time, campers will have the option to work on art projects, play games, or watch age-appropriate movie videos. Also, there may be structured play outside (weather permitting). PLEASE REMEMBER TO PACK A SNACK & DRINK FOR YOUR AFTER-CARE CAMPER. SCA Staff Course # 192YCSBCAC Mon, 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM, April 1-5 Sessions: 5 Fee: $68 One Day Reg. $20
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SPRUILL ARTS SUMMER CAMP REGISTRATION FORM
Complete the registration form below OR register online at www.SpruillArts.org. Fax, Mail, or Drop off the completed form to The Spruill Education Center.
1︱Complete Camper & Medical Form Information Child’s Name/Nickname: Rising Grade:
Child’s Birthdate:
Age:
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School Name:
Parent Name(s) / Primary Contact:
Email:
Phone: Cell: Day: Evening: Street Address:
City: State: Zip:
Alt. Contact #1: Name: Phone: Alt. Contact #2: Name: Phone: Allergies/Medical Concerns: Special Needs: Custody Concerns: Group with #1: Group with #2:
2︱Sign Contractual Agreement / Emergency Authorization I understand that all registration changes, transfers, and cancellations will incur a fee and must be approved by a Spruill employee two (2) weeks prior to the camp session. I acknowledge that I accept and agree to abide by the policies of Spruill Arts. Pictures are used to promote Spruill Arts for the purposes of social media, marketing, fundraising, and information. By signing this release, I agree to consent to the use of the camper’s likeness (photographs, video) for publicity and promotional purposes. I hereby give permission to the camp staff to secure emergency medical treatment for my child in the event of an emergency. SIGNATURE (REQUIRED): X PARENT/GUARDIAN: DATE:
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4︱Complete Payment CHECK ($30 fee for all returned checks)
CREDIT CARD (Complete & sign below)
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SPRUILL ARTS REGISTRATION FORM
Complete the registration form below OR register online at www.SpruillArts.org. Fax, Mail, or Drop off the completed form to The Spruill Education Center.
1. Provide Your Name and Contact Information Student Name: Birthdate: Parent Name(s) / Primary Contact: Tel. Numbers: Day: Cell: Evening: Email Address: Street Address:
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3. Sign the Release of All Claims & Photo Release I hereby fully release and discharge the Spruill Center for the Arts, Inc., 5339 Chamblee Dunwoody Road, Atlanta, County of DeKalb, State of Georgia; its successors or assigns; its agents, employees, officers, and directors from any and all claims, demands, damages, actions, causes of actions, suits, fees, or expenses whether matured or un-matured, direct, primary or secondary including without limitations, any and all personal injuries, known or unknown, and injuries to property, real or personal, caused by existing, or hereafter rising out of the activities described below. If I am registering my child, I understand that this program is not licensed by Bright from the Start: Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning and is not required to be licensed. Spruill Arts does not offer Daycare Services. Safety rules are posted in the studio. Failure to follow safety rules and procedures may result in dismissal from the class. I also understand that the Spruill Center for the Arts has taken other reasonable precautions for my safety. I participate in this class solely at my own risk. I, the undersigned, have read this release and understand all its terms. I execute it voluntarily, with full knowledge of its significance, as a condition to participating in the class. (IN THE CASE OF A MINOR, A PARENT/GUARDIAN MUST ALSO READ AND SIGN THIS RELEASE.) Pictures are used to promote Spruill Arts for the purpose of marketing, fundraising, and information. By signing this release, I agree to allow Spruill to use images taken of myself ( or my child) and/or my work in these capacities as needed. I have also read and comply with all Spruill Center policies and procedures, including the refund and cancellation policy. (SEE PAGE 29). SIGNATURE (REQUIRED): X DATE: *For all adult classes, the attending student must sign this release to participate in class. For all students under the age of 18, a parent must sign the release for the child to attend class. This signature is required for every form.
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION HOW TO REGISTER: Complete a registration form and submit payment. Fax, mail, or drop off at The Registration Office. Register online at www.spruillarts.org. Registration will be accepted if seats are available, the registration deadline has not passed, and all pre-requisites have been met. Spaces will not be held without a registration form and/or payment. Receipts will be sent if a valid email address is provided. SCA is not responsible for receipts that are not received.
COURSE CHANGES/ CANCELLATIONS
• Changes/cancellations initiated by a student will incur a fee and MUST be accepted by an SCA employee 3 business days (M-F 9 to 5) before class or by the published registration deadline. • There is a fee for all student cancellations, based on the course fee.
FIND THE REGISTRATION FORM 1) In the paper catalog 2) www.spruillarts.org 3) Registration desk HOW CAN I PAY? Credit Card, Check, or Cash. VISA, Mastercard, Discover only. A signature is required for all credit card transactions. NO American Express. DO NOT staple checks, $30 Returned Check Fee. DO NOT mail cash. RELEASE REQUIREMENTS A Release of All Claims/ Emergency Authorization is REQUIRED to participate in classes/ camps at The Spruill Center. Students/ Campers under 18 MUST also provide a parent/ guardian signature. SUMMER CAMP INFORMATION: • Summer Camp is open to campers ages 5-14 only. • We do not have the staff to accommodate special needs campers. • Camp instructors will select projects based on the age of campers and the theme of the camp session. • Additional care is offered each week. There is a fee for late pick-ups.* • SCHOLARSHIPS: There are a limited number of scholarships available for our summer camp program. Contact the Education Director at 770.394.3447, extension 229. • GROUPING REQUESTS must be submitted on the registration form. Friends must list one another and be within a two (2) year age range. We do not guarantee placement. • CAMPER DROP-OFF AND PICK-UP: Walk your child in on the first day of camp. Carpool information at www.spruillarts.org. • Multi-Camp Discount: Register for 3 camps at once: save $10 on all 3 camps and subsequent camp registrations. Register for 2 camps, and then add a 3rd in a separate registration: the $10 discount applies only to the 3rd camp registration and subsequent camp registrations. Discount will not be applied retro-actively or refunded. Must register through by fax, mail, or drop off to receive the discount. Online registrations are not eligible for the multi-camp discount. * Fee schedule for early drop offs & late pick-ups: Before 9:15am (not enrolled in before care) After 3:00pm (not enrolled in after care) After 6:00pm: $5 every 5 minutes
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Course Fee $0 - $50 $51-$75 $76 - $99 $100-$199 $200-$300 Over $300 Special Workshops
Transfer Fee $0 $5 $5 $10 $15 $20 No Transfers
Cancellation Fee $5 $10 $15 $20 $30 15% of course fee Based on the workshop fee.
Deadline 3 business days or by the published registration deadline.
Visiting Artist Workshops
No Transfers
Summer Camp
Transfer to other camp sessions only
Non-refundable deposits (if not specified=$100) + 15% of fee Based on the camp fee.
2 weeks or by the published registration deadline. 2 weeks or before the first day of camp session.
• The Spruill Center reserves the right to refuse/cancel registration, change or cancel any class for any reason. • Students will be notified in the event of a course changed or cancelled by SCA as soon as possible. • No refunds, transfers, and cancellations after a course has begun or beyond the registration deadline. • Emergency/Medical refunds may be available at the discretion of The Registrar with documentation. • Memberships and donations are NOT REFUNDABLE. • Monies will not be held as a credit for future use. • Previously retained fees due to a student initiated cancellation or transfer will not be refunded for any reason. EDUCATION CENTER OFFICE HOURS: • Monday through Thursday 9:00am- 7:00pm • Friday 9:00am- 5:00pm • Most Saturdays 9:00am-12:00 noon, CLOSED SUNDAYS • Spruill Gallery Information, call 770.394.4019
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Instructors • SCA general education instructors are independent contractors. Instructor contact information may be available by request. • Summer Camp Instructors are SCA employees and are drawn from the public & private school systems. They are subject to a background check at the state and federal levels. Illegally parked vehicles will be towed at owner’s expense. Pets are not permitted in the building. Only service animals are allowed on the premise.
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