Rebecca Jackson
Section: 12-3-AA17 (ages 5 – 6)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost: $120 ($100 member)
A is for Art, B is for Beautiful, and C is for Create. Learn the ABC’s of art through fun art projects for drawing, exploring the color wheel, and how to create new colors and using different mediums. Make shapes and forms with paper and clay to create three-dimensional artwork to decorate with texture of recycled items.

Doug Moulden
Section: 12-2-P05
9 Thursdays
April 12–June 7
9:30 AM–12:30 PM
Cost: $210 ($190 member)
Explore color, composition, and painting techniques with acrylics.  Work with both representational and abstract subject matter to develop your own personal style and creative strengths.

Rebecca Jackson
Section: 12-3-AA26 (ages 6 – 8)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost: $120 ($100 member)
Get a start on learning with fun art projects! Draw pictures, make sculpture, explore the color wheel, and use different media including recycled items to create marvelous artwork.

Rebecca Jackson
Section: 12-2-SB2 (ages 6 – 8)
April 2–6, Monday-Friday
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost: $120 ($100 members)
Let’s travel around the world one day at a time! Learn about art from different world cultures and use those elements in a variety of art projects.

TBA
Section: 12-3-AA5 (ages 9-12)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost: $120 ($100 member)
Examine children’s fiction and nonfiction as illustration and text to develop an appreciation to the skill of story telling. Learn the creative process of writing and illustrating stories by using the art of children’s books as inspiration. Explore several types of media to author and illustrate a book based on your own ideas, likes and dreams. Applied skills will include art elements, design principles, brainstorming, storyboarding, and illustration.

TBA
Section: 12-3-AA6 (ages 12-16)
1:00–3:00 PM
Cost: $120 ($100 member)
Examine children’s fiction and nonfiction as illustration and text to develop an appreciation to the skill of story telling. Learn the creative process of writing and illustrating stories by using the art of children’s books as inspiration. Explore several types of media to author and illustrate a book based on your own ideas, likes and dreams. Applied skills will include art elements, design principles, brainstorming, storyboarding, and illustration.

Michael Netzer
Section: 12-3-AA20 (ages 7 – 12)
1:00 PM–3:00 PM
Cost: $135 ($115 member)
Learn the proper use of hand tools for sawing, drilling, nailing and shaping wood while completing a variety of creative projects. Explore different techniques to sand and finish your constructions. Woodshop orientation and safety procedures are taught during the first class.

Michael Netzer
Section:  12-3-AA37 (ages 7 – 12)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost:  $135 ($115 member)
Learn the proper use of hand tools for sawing, drilling, nailing and shaping wood while completing a variety of creative projects. Explore different techniques to sand and finish your constructions. Woodshop orientation and safety procedures are taught during the first class.

Michael Netzer
Section:  12-3-AA38 (ages 7 – 12)
1:00 PM–3:00 PM
Cost:  $135 ($115 member)
Learn the proper use of hand tools for sawing, drilling, nailing and shaping wood while completing a variety of creative projects. Explore different techniques to sand and finish your constructions. Woodshop orientation and safety procedures are taught during the first class.

Michael Netzer
Section:  12-3-AA42 (ages 9 – 12)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost:  $135 ($115 member)
Learn the proper use of hand tools for sawing, drilling, nailing and shaping wood while completing a variety of creative projects. Explore different techniques to sand and finish your constructions. Woodshop orientation and safety procedures are taught during the first class.

Michael Netzer
Section: 12-2-W01 (ages 7 – 12)
6 Saturdays
April 14–May 19
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost: $140 ($120 members)
Learn the proper use of hand tools for sawing, drilling, nailing and shaping wood while completing a variety of creative projects. Explore different techniques to sand and finish your constructions. Woodshop orientation and safety procedures are taught during the first class.

Michael Netzer
Section:  12-3-AA43 (ages 12-16)
1:00 PM–3:00 PM
Cost:  $135 ($115 member)
Learn the proper use of hand tools for sawing, drilling, nailing and shaping wood while completing a variety of creative projects geared to the older student. Explore different techniques to sand and finish your constructions. Woodshop orientation and safety procedures are taught during the first class.

Jan McIntyre Lamb
Section: 12-2-D01
9 Thursdays
April 12–June 7
6:30 PM–9:00 PM
Cost: $200 ($180 member)
Drawing skills are fundamental to working successfully in any medium. Explore the technical and conceptual possibilities in drawing and develop a personal visual language. Work from still life and photographs while learning to truly ‘see’ the subject in order to facilitate artistic interpretation.

Beth Carey
Section: 12-2-J01
10 Tuesdays
April 10–June 12
6:00 PM–9:00 PM
Cost: $310 ($290 member)
Learn basic jewelry-making, with tools and techniques for sterling silver and nonferrous metals to create a finished piece of jewelry.  Techniques include fabrication from metal, cutting and piercing, using a torch, texturing, soldering, jump-ring and chain making, nontoxic patinas, simple stone setting, metal forming, cold connection/rivet, and buffing. Tuition includes basic materials while supply upgrades may be purchased.

Rebecca Jackson
Section:  12-3-AA34 (ages 5 – 6)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost:  $120 ($100 member)
Learn about and explore a new color each day using paint, colored pencils and crayons. Young artists will draw and color and paint and cut to create a rainbow of art projects!

Callie-Anne Badorrek
Section:  12-3-AA1 (ages 6 – 8)
1:00–3:00 PM
Cost:  $135 ($115 member)
Discover the magical qualities of clay! Make all kinds of wonderful creations while learning basic hand-forming techniques such as coil, pinch, and slab. Supply fee includes 25 pounds of clay, glazes and firing.  Students must register at least one week in advance.

Gregory Trax
Section:  12-3-AA40 (ages 9 – 12)
1:00 PM–3:00 PM
Cost:  $135 ($115 member)
Craft your own original characters, stories, and props and make animated short segments with your creations! Learn about art direction and design principles and how to write scripts, story maps, and storyboards.

Gregory Trax
Section:  12-3-AA45 (ages 12 – 16)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost:  $120 ($100 member)
Discover the expansive world of comic book stories and drawing styles! Learn the fundamental aspects of comic book creation and design, while exploring the diverse medium of traditional and contemporary comics. Create original characters and story lines and complete a three-page comic including a cover.

Gregory Trax
Section:  12-3-AA46 (ages 9 – 12)
1:00 PM–3:00 PM
Cost:  $120 ($100 member)
Create your own comic book! Learn the basics of the medium, from how comics “work” to the vocabulary used by the professionals. Experiment with various techniques, from storytelling to execution, while completing a three-page comic including a cover.

Jan McIntyre Lamb
Section: 12-2-Y04 (ages 12 – 16)
8 Thursdays
April 12–May 31
4:00 PM–5:30 PM
Cost: $160 ($140 members)
Every artist needs a strong understanding of drawing. Develop traditional skills through innovative exercises in a variety of mediums. Explore new tools and techniques through fun and challenging exercises to expand the definition of ‘drawing’.

Rebecca Jackson
Section:  12-3-AA4 (ages 6 – 8)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost:  $120 ($100 member)
Experience the joy of artistic expression while learning the necessary basics of line, composition, color theory and perspective in drawing and painting.

Rebecca Jackson
Section:  12-3-AA41 (ages 6 – 8)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost:  $120 ($100 member)
Experience the joy of artistic expression while learning the necessary basics of line, composition, color theory and perspective in drawing and painting.

Jeff Greer
Section: 12-2-PH1
1 Saturday
May 19
10:00 AM–4:00 PM
(with a 30 minute lunch break)
Cost: $85 ($65 member)
Learn the basics of still photography using a digital camera. Photography fundamentals such as white balance,  shutter speed, aperture, ISO, lenses and flash will be covered. There will also be an overview and comparison of Adobe’s Photoshop Elements™, Lightroom™ and Photoshop™. No prior photography experience required. Digital SLRs or point-and-shoot cameras with manual capability recommended. Bring your camera and manual to class.

Kristen Bohlander
Section: 12-3-AA15 (ages 12 – 16)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost: $120 ($100 member)
Have you ever looked at a drawing and thought, “I wish I could do that!” Now you can! Draw from real objects in natural situations to focus on the concepts that are vital to any artist’s education: composition, line, value and perspective. Using a variety of media, including pencils, pens, and charcoal, you will strengthen your skills through a series of projects to increase your knowledge of art and design.

Robin Coffman
Section:  12-3-AA2 (ages 9 – 12)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost:  $120 ($100 member)
Love to draw? Develop your drawing skills and abilities by experimenting with different approaches, tools, materials, and techniques using a diverse range of media, from pencil, colored pencil, pen and ink, felt-tip marker, and charcoal. Create drawings from observation, imagination, and in response to the art of master artists and their peers.

Gregory Trax
Section: 12-3-AA21 (ages 9 – 12)
1:00 PM–3:00 PM
Cost: $120 ($100 member)
Love to draw? Develop your drawing skills and abilities by experimenting with different approaches, tools, materials, and techniques using a diverse range of media, from pencil, colored pencil, pen and ink, felt-tip marker, and charcoal. Create drawings from observation, imagination, and in response to the art of master artists and their peers.

Gregory Trax
Section:  12-3-AA52 (ages 9 – 12)
1:00 PM–3:00 PM
Cost:  $120 ($100 member)
Love to draw? Develop your drawing skills and abilities by experimenting with different approaches, tools, materials, and techniques using a diverse range of media, from pencil, colored pencil, pen and ink, felt-tip marker, and charcoal. Create drawings from observation, imagination, and in response to the art of master artists and their peers.

Michelle Floyd
Section: 12-2-Y02 (ages 9 – 12)
6 Saturdays
April 14-May 19
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost: $125 ($105 members)
Perspective, color, proportion, and form – the basic building blocks of drawing and painting – are taught through intriguing and creative projects. Young artists will explore many different ways to use pencil, pastel, and paint to express themselves. Both individual and group instruction will be offered, and personal exploration will be encouraged in this informal group setting.

Kathleen Willoughby
Section:  12-3-AA53 (ages 9-12)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost:  $120 ($100 member)
Learn about Egyptian symbols and motifs. Create detailed metallic scratchboard drawings, tooled metal, Egyptian styled self-portraits, and ornate necklaces fashioned from your own handmade beads.

Kathleen Willoughby
Section:  12-3-AA54 (ages 6 – 8)
1:00 PM–3:00 PM
Cost:  $120 ($100 member)
Learn about Egyptian symbols and motifs. Create detailed metallic scratchboard drawings, tooled metal, Egyptian styled self-portraits, and ornate necklaces fashioned from your own handmade beads.

Jane Dunsmore
Section: 12-2-CE5
10 Fridays
April 13–June 15
9:30 AM–12:30 PM
Cost: $285 ($265 member)
Beginning and intermediate students alike will discover the endless versatility of clay! Learn to form anything from mugs to sculpture using hand-building techniques such as coils, pinching and slabs. Design and aesthetics from historic and current world’s cultures will be explored.
Supply fee includes 25 pounds of clay, glazes and firing. Students must register at least one week in advance.

Gregory Trax
Section:  12-3-AA39 (ages 6 – 8)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost:  $135 ($115 member)
Create your own cast of cartoon characters – make them goofy, scary, super human, talking animals, funny food – it’s your choice! Work with a wide variety of media to draw, paint and even sculpt your fantastical figures.

Lesa Cook
Section: 12-2-D09
8 Thursdays
April 12–May 31
6:00 PM–9:00 PM
Cost: $265 ($245 member)
Learn to create drawings based on in-class observations while drawing the human form or doing a portrait. Class provides an overview of the drawing process as a form of visual thinking in relation to rendering. Engage a variety of techniques and art-making materials including charcoal, graphite, pen and ink, and watercolor.
Students must register at least one week in advance and must be 18 or over or have written permission from a parent.

Beth Carey
Section: 12-2-Jo2
10 Thursdays
April 12–June 14
9:30 AM–12:30 PM
Cost: $310 ($290 member)
Learn basic jewelry-making, with tools and techniques for sterling silver and nonferrous metals to create a finished piece of jewelry. Techniques include fabrication from metal, cutting and piercing, using a torch, texturing, soldering, jump-ring and chain making, nontoxic patinas, simple stone setting, metal forming, cold connection/rivet, and buffing. Tuition includes basic materials while supply upgrades may be purchased.

Allison Severance
Section: 12-3-AA13 (ages 12 – 16)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost: $170 ($150 member)
Discover the endless possibilities of clay as you learn the basics of forming, glazing, and firing ceramics in a flexible studio atmosphere that encourages individual direction. Students must register at least one week in advance.

Beth Carey
Section: 12-2-J03
10 Wednesdays
April 11–June 13
9:30 AM–12:30 PM
Cost: $310 ($290 member)
Further exploration of topics covered in Beginning Jewelry (see description). Tuition includes basic materials while supply upgrades may be purchased. Prerequisite: Beginning Jewelry or instructor’s approval.

Ed Ramsburg
Section: 12-2-P07
10 Tuesdays
April 10–June 12
6:30 PM–9:00 PM
Cost: $220 ($200 member)
Cast off your preconceived ideas about abstract painting. Experiment with acrylic paints while developing your own style and approach to nonrepresentational painting. Expand your artistic knowledge and improve your design and painting skills.

Ed Ramsburg
Section: 12-2-P08
10 Wednesdays
April 11–June 13
1:00 PM–3:30 PM
Cost: $220 ($200 member)
Cast off your preconceived ideas about abstract painting. Experiment with acrylic paints while developing your own style and approach to nonrepresentational painting. Expand your artistic knowledge and improve your design and painting skills.

Beth Carey
Section: 12-2-J04
10 Thursdays
April 12–June 14
6:00 PM–9:00 PM
Cost: $310 ($290 member)
Further exploration of topics covered in Beginning Jewelry (see description). Tuition includes basic materials while supply upgrades may be purchased. Prerequisite: Beginning Jewelry or instructor’s approval.

TBA
Section: 12-3-AA36 (ages 12-16)
1:00 PM–3:00 PM
Cost: $120 ($100 member)
From the internet to the logos on our clothing, we live in a world that is designed for us. Learn to apply the basic art elements and design principles in order to convey a specific message to a targeted audience. Use a variety of art materials to create and combine words, symbols, and images to create a visual representation of your ideas and message. This hands-on class doesn’t use computers but does require a love of making and doing.

Kathleen Willoughby
Section:  12-3-AA14 (ages 12 – 16)
1:00–3:00 PM
Cost:  $155 ($135 member)
Recently, computers have made it easy to create and duplicate images, but for centuries, people have relied on hands-on printmaking techniques to reproduce pictures. Learn the basics of printmaking or the process of creating multiple images on paper from one original surface while exploring various printmaking methods such as monoprints, carved relief prints, stencil prints, and dry point.

Kathleen Willoughby
Section: 12-3-AA22 (ages 9-12)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost: $120 ($100 member)
Create miniature Zen rock gardens, wood block prints, Japanese calligraphy, and paper mache based on Japanese folklore.

Kathleen Willoughby
Section: 12-3-AA23 (ages 6-8)
1:00 PM–3:00 PM
Cost: $120 ($100 member)
Create miniature Zen rock gardens, wood block prints, Japanese calligraphy, and paper mache based on Japanese folklore.

Allison Severance
Section: 12-3-AA18 (ages 6 – 8)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost: $135 ($115 member)
Fling your own set of dinnerware, pinch pots, drape bowls and model creatures, both real and imaginary. Returning students will learn plenty of new techniques to keep imaginations engaged.

Allison Severance
Section:  12-3-AA44 (ages 6 – 8)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost:  $135 ($115 member)
Fling your own set of dinnerware, pinch pots, drape bowls and model creatures, both real and imaginary. Returning students will learn plenty of new techniques to keep imaginations engaged.

Allison Severance
Section: 12-3-AA30 (ages 9 – 12)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost: $135 ($115 member)
Fire up your imagination! Build beautiful boxes, coil chalices, and pull Paleolithic creatures out of clay through various hand-building techniques.

Allison Severance
Section:  12-3-AA50 (ages 9 – 12)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost:  $135 ($115 member)
Fire up your imagination! Build beautiful boxes, coil chalices, and pull Paleolithic creatures out of clay through various hand-building techniques.

TBA
Section: 12-3-AA28 (ages 12 – 16)
1:00 PM–3:00 PM
Cost: $130 ($110 member)
Do you like to make art that moves? Kinetic art is art that contains moving parts, powered by wind, a motor or the observer and depends on motion for its effect. Using a wide variety of overlapping techniques and styles, learn how to use tools and materials to set your wildest ideas free while exploring basic tool safety and techniques.

Rebecca Jackson
Section:  12-3-AA49 (ages 5 – 6)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost:  $120 ($100 member)
Cut, draw, paint, color and sculpt to make all kinds of shapes! Young artists learn about a variety of art materials and how to turn them in to fun projects using squares, circles, and more!

Kristin Bohlander
Section: 12-3-AA24 (ages 6 – 8)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost: $120 ($100 member)
Make your own mask! Make it funny or scary – it’s up to you. Learn how to construct a three-dimensional mask using found objects, plaster, and papier-mâché while being introduced to many types of mask from different cultures. Paint and embellish it with found objects to create a unique work of art.

Kristin Bohlander
Section: 12-3-AA25 (ages 9 – 12)
1:00 PM–3:00 PM
Cost: $120 ($100 member)
Make your own mask! Make it funny or scary – it’s up to you. Learn how to construct a three-dimensional mask using found objects, plaster, and papier-mâché while being introduced to many types of mask from different cultures. Paint and embellish it with found objects to create a unique work of art.

John Kachik
Section: 12-2-D05
9 Fridays
April 13–June 8
9:30 AM–12:00 PM
Cost: $220 ($200 member)
Take a break from color and explore the bold contrast of black and white! Experiment with a wide variety of traditional black and white drawing techniques including pencil and watercolor wash, scratchboard, charcoal, and ink.

Robin Coffman
Section: 12-3-AA11 (ages 6 – 8)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost: $155 ($135 member)
Have you ever wanted to use weird, wild, fun, and even ridiculous things to create artwork? Dare to mix it up and find out why so many contemporary artists are using unusual media in their work. Use found objects such as plastic bottles, artificial flowers, plates, string, and foam, to create fantastic, one-of-a-kind compositions in both 2- and 3D.

Robin Coffman
Section: 12-3-AA12 (ages 9-12)
1:00–3:00 PM
Cost: $155 ($135 member)
Have you ever wanted to use weird, wild, fun, and even ridiculous things to create artwork? Dare to mix it up and find out why so many contemporary artists are using unusual media in their work. Use found objects such as plastic bottles, artificial flowers, plates, string, and foam, to create fantastic, one-of-a-kind compositions in both 2- and 3D.

Mark Brockman
Section: 12-2-P01
8 Tuesdays
April 10–May 29
9:30 AM–12:30 PM
Cost: $210 ($190 member)
Whether you are a novice or experienced painter, this studio provides an excellent opportunity to expand your painting skills.  Explore composition, color usage, and other aspects of painting in oils.  Work on a still life or subject of your choice. Technique demonstrations and individual attention allow participants to advance at their own pace.

Kristen Bohlander
Section: 12-3-AA10 (ages 6 – 8)
1:00–3:00 PM
Cost: $155 ($135 member)
Share the joy of learning while exploring a variety of painting media! Make creative projects while learning basic painting concepts like color theory and composition, as well as a variety of fun painting techniques.

Kristin Bohlander
Section:  12-3-AA33 (ages 6 – 8)
1:00 PM–3:00 PM
Cost:  $120 ($100 member)
Share the joy of learning while exploring a variety of painting media! Make creative projects while learning basic painting concepts like color theory and composition, as well as a variety of fun painting techniques.

Kathleen Willoughby
Section:  12-3-AA48 (ages 6 – 8)
1:00 PM–3:00 PM
Cost:  $120 ($100 member)
Share the joy of learning while exploring a variety of painting media! Make creative projects while learning basic painting concepts like color theory and composition, as well as a variety of fun painting techniques.

John Kachik
Section: 12-2-WC3
10 Wednesdays
April 11–June 13
6:00 PM–9:00 PM
Cost: $220 ($200 member)
Explore the joys of watercolor including color mixing, form building, and an appreciation for the beauty of the fluid mark.  The basic techniques of
watercolor painting will be demonstrated and students will experiment working in both landscape and still life.  Drawing experience recommended.

Kristin Bohlander
Section:  12-3-AA32 (ages 9 – 12)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost:  $120 ($100 member)
Break ‘out of the box’ in expressive use of color media! Explore techniques, both traditional and nontraditional, to create a body of work that spans realism to expressive abstraction. Use a variety of brushes and paint materials such as inks, watercolor, tempera paint, and acrylics to expand your painting skills.

Kathleen Willoughby
Section:  12-3-AA47 (ages 9 – 12)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost:  $120 ($100 member)
Break ‘out of the box’ in expressive use of color media! Explore techniques, both traditional and nontraditional, to create a body of work that spans realism to expressive abstraction. Use a variety of brushes and paint materials such as inks, watercolor, tempera paint, and acrylics to expand your painting skills.

Kristin Bohlander
Section: 12-3-AA9 (ages 9 – 12)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost: $155 ($135 member)
Break ‘out of the box’ in expressive use of color media! Explore techniques, both traditional and nontraditional, to create a body of work that spans realism to expressive abstraction. Use a variety of brushes and paint materials such as inks, watercolor, tempera paint, and acrylics to expand your painting skills.

Kristen Bohlander
Section: 12-3-AA16 (ages 12 – 16)
1:00 PM–3:00 PM
Cost: $120 ($100 member)
Explore composition, color usage and all other aspects of painting in acrylics while working on a still life or subject of your choice. Through demonstrations of techniques and individual attention, students will advance at their own pace.

Gregory Trax
Section: 12-3-AA29 (ages 12 – 16)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost: $120 ($100 member)
Using different media, explore different styles, study the changes in the face through youth to old age and have fun in this unique approach to portraiture.

TBA
Section: 12-3-AA35 (ages 12 – 16)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost: $130 ($110 member)
Learn to use electricity as a form of expression. Remote controlled art will blend basic electronics, a remote controlled car, wood, paint, glue, screws, wires, switches, lights, found objects and imagination to create your very own traveling art.

TBA
Section: 12-3-AA27 (ages 9 – 12)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost: $130 ($110 member)
Rube Goldberg is best known for a series of popular cartoons depicting complex gadgets that perform simple tasks in indirect, elaborate ways. After learning basic woodshop safety and techniques, you’ll explore your inner creativity to draw, measure, cut, nail, glue, paint, sand, join, disassemble, and reassemble your very own Rube Goldberg machine.

Mark Hatfield
Section: 12-2-CE9
2 Saturdays & 2 Sundays
June 2–June 10
12:00 PM–4:00 PM
Cost: $175 ($155 member)
Students will use a variety of hand building and or wheel techniques to assemble a ceramic vessel. The focus will be on concept, design, and fabrication of one or more sculptural vessels. Some experience with hand-building and/or wheel throwing is helpful but not required. Bring rough sketches of your ideas for a sculptural vessel to the first class.
Supply fee includes 25 pounds of clay, glazes and firing. Students must register at least one week in advance.

Deborah Alexander
Section: 12-2-S01
8 Sundays
April 15–June 10
No class: May 27
1:00 PM–4:00 PM
Cost: $220 ($200 member)
Learn beginning stone carving techniques utilizing basic carving tools as well as how to finish a 10 to 20 pound sculpture.  Returning students are welcomed.

Gregory Trax
Section: 12-3-AA19 (ages 6 – 8)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost: $120 ($100 member)
The famous artist Paul Klee once said, “Drawing is the art of taking a line for a walk.” Learn the basics of drawing and sketching as you learn to interpret “line” in your own way. An ideal class for students with little or no experience who want to discover the sheer fun and satisfaction of drawing using a diverse range of media.

Robin Coffman
Section:  12-3-AA3 (ages 6 – 8)
1:00–3:00 PM
Cost:  $120 ($100 member)
The famous artist Paul Klee once said, “Drawing is the art of taking a line for a walk.” Learn the basics of drawing and sketching as you learn to interpret “line” in your own way. An ideal class for students with little or no experience who want to discover the sheer fun and satisfaction of drawing using a diverse range of media.

Gregory Trax
Section: 12-3-AA31 (ages 6 – 8)
1:00 PM–3:00 PM
Cost: $120 ($100 member)
The famous artist Paul Klee once said, “Drawing is the art of taking a line for a walk.” Learn the basics of drawing and sketching as you learn to interpret “line” in your own way. An ideal class for students with little or no experience who want to discover the sheer fun and satisfaction of drawing using a diverse range of media.

Gregory Trax
Section:  12-3-AA51 (ages 6 – 8)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost:  $120 ($100 member)
The famous artist Paul Klee once said, “Drawing is the art of taking a line for a walk.” Learn the basics of drawing and sketching as you learn to interpret “line” in your own way. An ideal class for students with little or no experience who want to discover the sheer fun and satisfaction of drawing using a diverse range of media.

Doug Moulden
Section:  12-3-AA7 (ages 12-16)
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Cost:  $120 ($100 member)
A must have for the aspiring artist! Experiment with a variety of media, and materials to solve a series of 2D problems while learning about the design principles that underlie all 2D art from drawing and painting to photography, illustration, and graphic design. Explore the terminology, concepts, and basic materials used by visual artists and have fun expanding your knowledge of design.

Doug Moulden
Section: 12-2-HO2 (ages 9-13)
8 Tuesdays
April 10–May 29
1:00–3:00 PM
Cost: $165 ($145 members)
Enrich your child’s education with a multi media approach to art. Your child will draw, paint, and sculpt while learning about color theory, composition, perspective, and much more. Work in various studios to hone all your art skills from wood working to colorful paintings.

Mary Klotz
Section: 12-2-WC1
8 Wednesdays
April 11–June 6
No class:  May 2
9:30 AM–12:00 PM
Cost: $185 ($165 member)
Make an appointment with yourself to paint! Explore design and watercolor tools and techniques while learning some tricks and methods of problem solving. Short, hands-on exercises at the start of class will be followed by plenty of time to paint.

Section: WK1c
Combined both Morning & Afternoon: ($100/week)
Cost: $100/week

Section: WK1pm
Afternoon Session: 3-5 PM
Cost: $75/week

Section: WK1am
Morning Session: 9-10 AM
Cost: $35/week

Section: WK2pm
Afternoon Session: 3-5 PM
Cost: $105/7 days)

Section: WK2c
Combined both Morning & Afternoon: ($100/week)
Cost: $140/7 days)

Section: WK2am
Morning Session: 9-10 AM
Cost: $49/7 days

Section: WK3pm
Afternoon Session: 3-5 PM
Cost: $75/week)

Section: WK3c
Combined both Morning & Afternoon: ($100/week)
Cost: $100/week)

Section: WK3am
Morning Session: 9-10 AM
Cost: $35/week

Section: WK4pm
Afternoon Session: 3-5 PM
Cost: $75/week)

Section: WK4c
Combined both Morning & Afternoon: ($100/week)
Cost: $100/week)

Section: WK4am
Morning Session: 9-10 AM
Cost: $35/week

Section: WK5pm
Afternoon Session: 3-5 PM
Cost: $75/week)

Section: WK5c
Combined both Morning & Afternoon: ($100/week)
Cost: $100/week)

Section: WK5am
Morning Session: 9-10 AM
Cost: $35/week

Section: WK6pm
Afternoon Session: 3-5 PM
Cost: $75/week)

Section: WK6c
Combined both Morning & Afternoon: ($100/week)
Cost: $100/week)

Section: WK6am
Morning Session: 9-10 AM
Cost: $35/week

Section: WK7pm
Afternoon Session: 3-5 PM
Cost: $75/week)

Section: WK7c
Combined both Morning & Afternoon: ($100/week)
Cost: $100/week)

Section: WK7am
Morning Session: 9-10 AM
Cost: $35/week

Doug Moulden
Section:  12-3-AA8 (ages 9-12)
1:00–3:00 PM
Cost:  $135 ($115 member)
Get excited and ready to create! Design, model and assemble your own sculpture using wood and found objects. Bring your own materials or select from our supply. Learn how to saw, shape, fasten and finish your wood sculpture. A variety of woodworking techniques and current sculpture trends will be discussed. Woodshop orientation and safety procedures are taught during the first class.