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2011-2012VOLUME VII, NUMBER II

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2 n Academy of F ine Ar ts Winter 2011-2012 A Supplement to the News & Advance

classesCHILDREN & TEENSWe offer a wide variety of arts training for preschool to high school-aged students. Every child will have the opportunity to express themselves through painting, clay, dance and more! NOTE: All supplies provided for children’s and teens’ classes.

art n Art FUNdamentalsMICHELLINE HALL 4 Tuesdays, Feb. 7–Feb. 28Register by Feb. 3Learn the fundamentals of art in a creative and explorative atmosphere! Students will explore painting, drawing, printmaking and illustration.AGES 3½–5 [1818]$40 n 3:30–4:15 pmAGES 6–10 [1819]$55 n 4:30–5:30 pm

n Young Artists [1822]AGES 11–16KENNETH WEINFURTNER$85 n Jan. 18–Feb. 8 4 Wednesdays, 4:15–6:15 pmRegister by Jan. 13This class is chock full of art making projects. Students will enjoy experimenting with a variety of media and in the meantime learn about art, techniques, processes and creativity. Supplies provided.

n Awesome Mosaics & Glass [1848]CHILDREN, AGES 10–14 JANE GARRETT, DONNA HEADLEY$75 n Feb. 6–Mar. 5 (skip Feb. 20)4 Mondays, 4:00–5:45 pmRegister by Feb. 2Paint your own tiles to use in colorful mosaics and try your hand at learning to cut glass to fuse into colorful suncatchers and a patterned glass bowl.

clayInstruction is available for ages 6–14. Teens 15 and up can attend adult classes. All clay and firing is included in the class fee.

n Kids Clayworks: In Wonderland [1845]AGES 6–10, JILL CAMPBELL$60 n Jan. 10–314 Tuesdays, 4:00–5:15 pmRegister by Jan. 6Enjoy creating in clay the Wonderland characters: White Rabbit, the Queen of Hearts, Cheshire Cat and more!

n Kids Clayworks: Wizard of Oz [1846]AGES 6–10, JILL CAMPBELL$60 n Feb. 14–Mar. 6 4 Tuesdays, 4:00–5:15 pmRegister by Feb. 10Dorothy, Toto, Tin Man and other characters will be projects in clay! n The Great Clayventure [1847]CHILDREN, AGES 10–14 STAFF $ 75 n Jan. 12–Feb. 24 Thursdays, 4:00–5:45 pmRegister by Jan. 9Four weeks packed with open ended and fun handbuilding projects plus work on the potter’s wheel make this a great class for creative older kids. You will make a bowl to contribute to Empty Bowls!

danceThe Academy is excited to collaborate with Central Virginia Ballet! Start your young dancer at the Academy and progress into the newly formed school under dance instructor, Mari Mori, and her staff. For more information about Central VA Ballet, call (434) 907-8828 or visit cvballet.com.

n Creative Movement [1820]CHILDREN, AGES 3½–5CENTRAL VIRGINIA BALLET STAFF$120 n Jan. 10–Mar. 1310 Tuesdays, 3:15–4:00 pmRegister by Jan. 5Learn the fundamentals of ballet such as basic steps and musicality. We will also explore movement and dance with fun games. Dress code: Any form of dance wear is welcome, ballet slippers are required. Hair pulled back.

n Pre-Ballet [1821]CHILDREN, AGES 5–7CENTRAL VIRGINIA BALLET STAFF$120 n Jan. 12–Mar. 1510 Thursdays, 4:00–5:00 pmRegister by Jan. 5This course introduces young dancers to the fundamentals of ballet in a more focused environment than Creative Movement. We will also explore musicality of dance. Dress code: Leotard, any color; pink tights; pink ballet slippers purchased from a dancewear store. Hair pulled back.

ADULTSHave a passion for the arts? Whether you’re a beginner or have been taking classes for years, we have something for everyone! NOTE: Adult classes are for ages 18+, unless noted otherwise.

painting & drawingn Figure Drawing [1826]Register anytime!$10 per session n Jan. 9–Mar. 5 (skip Feb. 20)8 Mondays, 7:00–9:30 pmArtists will work independently to draw or paint in a media of their choice from live models. A monitor will be in charge of the sessions. Pre-registration is encouraged but not necessary. Join anytime!

n Watercolor Workshop [1827]SOLLY BLANK$180 n Jan. 10–Feb. 288 Tuesdays, 9:30 am–12:00 pmRegister by Jan. 5Emphasis on developing a personal style for the intermediate student. Class demonstrations and class projects and well as students working on projects of their choosing. Bring photos to class for inspiration! Supply list online.

n Theory & Practice of Painting [1828]AGES 15–ADULTROSALIE DAY WHITE$180 n Jan. 10–Feb. 28 8 Tuesdays, 7:00–9:30 pmRegister by Jan. 5Receive instruction on the methods and materials of oil painting, tailored to the individual student’s needs (all levels, including beginners, are welcome). Exercises and critiques will cover such basics as color, value, shape, and composition with an emphasis on “the process of seeing.” Supply list online.

AT THE ACADEMY

Join us with instructors Mary-Colin Santos and Angela Weaver as your children will learn and grow through play, with other children, teachers and you! Kindermusik® will enhance your child’s development and instill a lifelong love of music. All classes are 15 weeks in length. Cost includes the required at-home materials and payment plans are available. There must be a minimum of 4 students for a class to go!

n Kindermusik Village™ AGES NEWBORN–1½ n $20015 Wednesdays, 9:30–10:15 am Jan. 18–May 2 (skip Mar. 7) [1812] OR15 Thursdays, 10:30–11:15 am Jan. 19–May 3 (skip Mar. 8) [1813]

n Kindermusik Our Time™ AGES 1½–3 n $19515 Wednesdays, 10:30–11:15 am Jan. 18–May 2 (skip Mar. 7) [1814] OR15 Thursdays, 9:30–10:15 am Jan. 19–May 3 (skip Mar. 8) [1815]

n Kindermusik Imagine That™ [1816]AGES 3–5 n $19515 Tuesdays, 2:00–2:45 pm Jan. 17–May 1 (skip Apr. 10)

n Kindermusik Family Time™ [1817] AGES 1–715 Tuesdays, 4:30–5:30 pm Jan. 17–May 1 (skip Apr. 10)$200 one child$237.50 two children$275 three childrenAdditional $37.50 per child thereafter

*scholarships available for all ages!For details go to AcademyFineArts.com.

INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY: We follow the Lynchburg City Schools—if they are closed, classes are cancelled. All classes will be made up by extending the class an additional week.

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Family Arts SaturdaysThese were a great hit throughout last summer and fall. We have tried to keep fees low as possible so ALL families can attend. Parent and children spend focused time together and have FUN as they work. Each adult may accompany up to two children. Price is per person; adults must register also!

n Empty BowlsAGES 8 & UP$10 n See dates, times under Empty Bowls on page 4.

n Winter Suncatcher [1849]AGES 6 & UP$12 n Jan. 211 Saturday, 1:30–2:30 pmRegister by Jan. 19Form a design in colorful glass to be fused in our kiln.

n Textured Heart Plate [1850]AGES 4 & UP$12 n Feb. 41 Saturday, 1:30–3:00 pmRegister by Feb. 2Experiment with textures and colors as you create a heart shaped plate.

n Print & Popup Valentines! [1851]AGES 10 UP $12 n Feb. 11One Saturday 1:30–3:30 pmRegister by Feb. 9Join Jill Jensen to design carve and print Valentine cards, then try popup techniques.

n Crash Course in Painting [1829]KENNETH WEINFURTNERAGES 15–ADULT$90 n Jan. 11–Feb. 14 Wednesdays, 6:30–9:00 pmRegister by Jan. 6Basic drawing methods that will help your paintings achieve the forms and shapes you want. We will cover perspective, value theory, sighting techniques, preliminary sketching, proportion, structural armatures and value design. Great for beginners or painters wishing to improve their rendering and design skills.

n Color Theory [1830]KENNETH WEINFURTNERAGES 15–ADULT$90 n Feb. 15–Mar. 74 Wednesdays, 6:30–9:00 pmRegister by Feb. 10Learn how to create and combine colors in meaningful and expressive ways. Highly recommended for beginners or a seasoned artist who wants to achieve greater color harmony.

n Painting in Oils/Acrylic [1831]KENNETH WEINFURTNER$180 n JAN. 12–MAR. 18 Thursdays, 9:30 am–12:00 pmRegister by Jan. 9Higher level techniques and theories such as aerial perspective, design and painting light are presented for intermediate/advanced level students. Supply list online.

n People in Landscapes [1832]SOLLY BLANK$80 n Jan. 211 Saturday, 10:00 am–4:00 pmRegister by Jan. 17The intermediate/advanced student will explore elements in landscapes such as trees, buildings, street scenes and people. Students will watch demos and sketch to learn techniques. Supply list online.

n Soft Pastel Mixed Media [1833]CHRISTINE ROONEY$90 n Feb. 41 Saturday, 10:00 am–4:00 pmRegister by Feb. 1Working with soft pastels and acrylic gels, students will experiment on their own after watching demonstrations. Supply list online.

n Open Arts Studio [1839]$25 n Jan. 13–Mar. 28 Fridays, 9:30 am–12:00 pmRegister anytime to use the Academy’s Arts Studio. Use our printing press, mat cutter, easels and more! Bring your own supplies.

adult potteryNOTE: For ages 15 and up. All adult class fees include 25# clay, studio glazes and firing. There is a additional charge for open studio access to the pottery studio (studio will be open most Saturdays and Fridays when no other classes are scheduled).

n Beginning & More Pottery AM [1853]KAT FERGUSON, KARI GUETTERMAN$195 n Jan. 10–Feb. 288 Tuesdays, 9:30 am–12:00 pmRegister by Jan. 6

n Beginning & More Pottery PM [1854]CHATHAM MONK$195 n Jan. 10–Feb. 28 8 Tuesdays, 6:30–9:00 pm Register by Jan. 6Beginners to intermediate students and those returning to clay will find handbuilding and wheel work covered. Make bowls, mugs, assemble a vase and build a planter or casserole. Glazing will finish your projects.

n Inter. to Adv. Pottery [1855]MAY CARTER$195 n Jan. 11–Feb. 298 Wednesdays, 6:30–9:00 pmRegister by Jan. 7Come to class with your most innovative project ideas! Demonstrations will cover

wheel and handbuilding, and emphasize incorporating textures in your work.

n Pottery Projects [1856] MAY CARTER$195 n Jan. 5–Feb. 299 Wednesdays, 9:30 am–12:30 pmRegister by Jan. 3Students work independently on projects of their own choosing with help and guidance from instructor. This is the class for handbuilders! There will be group critiques and guest demonstrations.

glassOpen to ages 15–adult; fee covers most specialty glass and materials; tools, equipment and firing costs are provided.

n Projects in Kiln Fired Glass [1862]SUZANNE MICHAELS$130 n Jan. 12–Feb. 2Four Thursdays, 6:30–9:00 pmRegister by Jan. 24New and returning students will review basic techniques (fusing, inclusions, glass compatibility slumping, kiln loading) and then learn new techniques. Projects will include glass art jewelry with dichroic glass and slumped bowls and plates.

n Kiln Fired Glass Open Studio [1863]$65 for 4 weeks, $120 for 8 weeksJan. 9–Feb. 288 Mondays, 9:30 am–12:00 pm Register by Jan. 8If you have experience in glass fusing, are able to load and program the kiln, and work independently, join this group. Included are a weekly group firing, small supplies and tools, equipment; bring your own glass supply (glass and extra kiln time can be purchased).

n Beg/Inter. Stained Glass I [1864]JACK GLENN$125 n Jan. 9–Feb. 6 (skips Jan. 16)4 Mondays, 6:30–9:00 pmRegister by Jan. 6

n Stained Glass in II [1865]JACK GLENN$125 n Feb. 13–Mar. 12 (may skip Feb. 20)4 Mondays 6:30–9:00 pmRegister by Feb. 10Learn the basics of making a stained glass panel. All beginners will work on the same design but will be able to choose their own color palette; returning students will work on a panel of their own design refining their soldering and glass skills. NEW choices of easy patterns will be available for this session! All materials and tools provided.

SAVE THE DATE!

MARCH 3, 2012 11:30 am–2:00 pm

Empty Bowls Event handmade bowls and soup to

support Daily Bread. Find out more on p. 4!

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Register: AcademyFineArts.com or 434.846.8499.FYI: The Academy will be closed from Dec. 20–Jan. 2. Any class registrations received during that period will not be processed until Jan. 3.

Genworth Foundation Senior Discounts You must be 62 or older and fill in your birth date on the registration form or mention that you qualify if registering by phone or in person. Receive a $15 discount on any of our weekday classes that are $75 or more. FUNDED BY A GENEROUS DONATION FROM THE GENWORTH FOUNDATION

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POTTERY SPECIAL EVENT

empty bowls projectSaturday, March 3, 201211:00 am – 2:00 pmHandmade Bowl and Meal, $15Benefits Daily Bread

For the fourth year our pottery studio will sponsor an Empty Bowls event. The basic idea for Empty Bowls is simple. n Potters and other community members

donate handmade ceramic bowls.n A simple meal of soup and bread

is served. Guests donate $15 then choose a bowl to use that day and to keep as a reminder that there are always Empty Bowls in the world. New for this year will be a group of special bowls donated by noted potters in our area which will have higher prices.

n Making Empty BowlsAGES 8–ADULT (children 12 & under should come with an adult)POTTERY STAFF$10 n See Times & Dates Below Participants of all ages can make a handmade bowl to donate to the Academy’s Empty Bowl Project. You will learn basic clay forming techniques, and feel good about donating your time and talents to a worthy cause! Experienced throwers can come prepared to work on the potter’s wheel, and stay for a longer session. The fine print: you must preregister by the day before the session. Community groups and churches are welcome to set up sessions; contact May Carter (434-528-3256 ext. 316).

n Session A-1 [1841]1 Saturday, 1:30–3:00 pm/Jan. 7

n Session B-1 [1842]1 Saturday, 3:00–4:30 pm/Jan. 21

n Session C-1 [1843]1 Saturday, 1:30–3:00 pm/Jan. 28

jewelryUnless noted, jewelry classes are open to ages 15–adult. All supplies provided.

n Intro. to Jewelry Making [1858]LIZ MCCORMACK$95 n Jan. 12, 192 Thursdays, 6:30–8:30 pmRegister by Jan. 10Skills covered in this class include basic wire wrapping, fabricating sheet silver, and introduction to soldering. Finished projects can include pendants, earrings, and rings.

n MORE Jewelry Projects [1859]LIZ MCCORMACK$175 n Jan. 26–Mar. 16 Thursdays, 6:30–8:30 pmRegister by Jan. 31NEW PROJECTS for this session! Skills covered in this intermediate level class include basic soldering, bezel cup stone setting, prong stone setting and wire wrapping. Finished projects will be more involved and include pendants, earrings, rings and bracelets.

n Precious Metal Clay Charms [1860]ARIEL PARKER$150* n Jan. 281 Saturday, 9:30–4:30 pm (break for lunch) Register by Jan. 24 Learn or review the basics of PMC, a silver “clay” that can easily be formed into pendants or sculpted charms and when dried and fired will be a fine silver piece. Synthetic stones will be available to fire in one of “charms” Your pieces will be fired during lunch break and then finished in the afternoon. *Includes all supplies; due to the volatility of the metals market, this price (which includes silver supplies) may change.

n Indian Wedding Bracelet Gloves [1861]KIM STIFFLER$60 n Feb. 251 Saturday, 1:30–4:30 pmRegister by Feb. 21Make a pair of exotic sterling silver chain and Swarovski crystal “bracelet gloves.” Basic wire-wrapping techniques introduced; recommended for beginners and those who have briefly experimented with jewelry-making before.

photographyAll classes meet in the Photo Lab.

n How to Use Your SLR Camera [1834]JILL MARKWOOD$120 n Jan. 9 and 111 Mon./Wed., 5:30–9:00 pmRegister by Jan. 4Join us for two nights to learn the ins and out of your SLR camera. Please bring a film or digital 35mm SLR camera with manual controls, detachable lenses, and a tripod.

n Using the Flash of Your SLR Camera [1835]JILL MARKWOOD$120 n Jan. 16 and 181 Mon./Wed., 5:30–9:00 pm Register by Jan. 11Join us for two nights to learn how to use the flash of your SLR camera. Please bring a film or digital 35mm SLR camera with manual controls, detachable lenses, an off camera flash, and a tripod.

PLEASE NOTE: If you register for classes 1834 and 1835 AFA will deduct $10 OFF OF THE TOTAL REGISTRATION FEE!

n Intro. to Photoshop Elements [1836]JILL MARKWOOD$120 n Feb. 6 and 81 Mon./Wed., 5:30–9:00 pmRegister by Feb. 1Explores the elements of the digital image, image adjustments, layering, masking and saving for a variety of purposes. Bring images for manipulation and if you already have Photoshop Elements on your laptop, bring it too!

n Digital Camera How to [1837]JILL MARKWOOD$120 n Feb. 13 and 151 Mon./Wed., 5:30–9:00 pmRegister by Feb. 9Bring your point-shoot camera and manual and spend two evenings exploring the ins and outs of using a digital camera. Topics to be covered included camera settings, using your flash for the best results and flashcards. The second meeting covers file types, software, how to burn a CD and printing, including papers to use.

mind/body/danceAll classes will meet in the Lippard Room.

n Yoga [1823]AGES 16–ADULTINDUKANTA UDASIN$90 n Jan. 9–Mar 5 (skip Feb. 20)8 Mondays, 5:30–6:45 pmRegister by Jan. 5This style of yoga uses the approach to holding the postures employing considered awareness and effortlessness. Correct body alignment and breathing offer the foundation for a guided exploration of the body-mind-spirit connection. Open to all levels of experience. Wear comfortable, loose fitting clothing.

n Modern Dance [1824]AGES 16–ADULTKATHERINE K . DORMAN$75 n Jan. 11–Feb. 298 Wednesdays, 7:00–8:00 pmRegister by Jan. 6Get your body moving in this modern dance class! Appropriate for the beginner as well as a more experienced dancer. Dress Code: comfortable, loose clothing, no shoes required.

n Zumba [1825]AGES 16–ADULTEMILY ROSE WRIGHT$75 n Jan. 12–Mar. 8 (skip Jan. 26)8 Thursdays, 5:30–6:30 pmRegister by Jan. 9Are you ready for a high energy dance work out? Zumba uses Latin rhythms along with aerobic movements to keep your heart rate up and your feet moving. Wear comfortable clothing!

performing artsn American Shakespeare Center: Stage Combat [1838]ASC STAFF$5 n Jan. 211 Saturday, 11:00 am–12:00 pmRegister by Jan. 18Participants will examine the text and con-text surrounding the fights in Shakespeare’s plays. Observe trained actors perform choreographed fights then practice stage combat techniques (in a safe environment) yourself!

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Also this seasonn EMILE PANDOLFI IN CONCERT March 10 n THE THREE LITTLE PIGS March 24 An Opera on the James & Academy collaboration n NOBODIES OF COMEDY April 14n HELLO, DOLLY! May 4–12

HOW TO ORDER TICKETSAll seats reserved. No refunds.

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AMERICAN SHAKESPEARE CENTER PRESENTS

A Midsummer Night’s DreamJANUARY 21, 2012, 7:30PM $25/$22/$13A complex farce of the adventures of four young lovers, actors and moonlit forest fairies. Romantic intrigues amidst true mischief and tricks!

The Official Blues Brothers Revue FEBRUARY 25, 2012, 7:30PM $27/$24/$15In the only officially sanctioned production by the John Belushi Estate and Dan Aykroyd, these guys aren’t messin’ around. The Official Blues Brothers Revue is guaranteed to keep hands clapping and feet stomping with their full throttle rhythm & blues review. A once in a lifetime experience!”

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galleries Up Front GalleryDec. 2–Jan. 3: Sally deNiord, Papier Mache Masks & PhotographyJan. 6–28: Blue Ridge Photographic Arts Society, Group ExhibitionFeb. 2–25: Jill Jensen, Fiber

Arts & Education BuildingUntil Dec. 17: Annual Cash & Carry Artist Members Sale, Pottery, Jewelry, Prints, Paintings, Fiber, Glass, Wood and more!Jan. & Feb.: TBA

Satellite GalleriesMAGNOLIA FOODSNov. 28–Jan. 3: Lawrence Bowden, Flashe (vinyl paint)Jan. 3–28: Dede Buhler, OilsJan. 30–February 25: Bob Miller & Sam Mattox, Photography

THE BAKER’S GALLERY (Montana Plains, Wyndhurst)Oct. 4–Jan. 3: Steve Coates, PhotographyJan. 3–31: Lisa Pitcher, PhotographyJan. 31–Feb. 28: TBA

DROP IN AT THE ACADEMY ON THE FIRST FRIDAY OF EVERY MONTH, 5-8 PM This free event features live music, light refreshments, and a visual feast for your eyes. Catch the GLTC “Art” Trolley with stops at the Academy of Fine Arts, Dance Theatre of Lynchburg, Riverviews Artspace, Beeswax Candle Co., Oxide Pottery, 921 Main Street Fine Arts, the Lynchburg Museum at the Old Court House, the Lynchburg Art Club, and Rivermont Studio. This is a great way to start your month with family, friends and coworkers: a nice break before you head home or the first stop for a night out on the town. The GLTC “Art” Trolley is sponsored by a grant from the Lynchburg Retail Merchants Foundation, Inc.

FIRST FRIDAY MUSIC:Dec. 2: Keenan McKenzie, Jazz DuoJan. 6: Jay Daniels, PianoFeb. 3: Paddy Dougherty

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ANN WHITE ACADEMY GALLERYDEC. 2–JAN. 3, 2012: CHRISTOPHER BURCH, OILS Burch is an oil painter living in Virginia. Although he has studied painting and worked as a professional artist, Burch describes himself as being solidly planted in the mainstream of self-taught artists. As he puts it, “all artists eventually must teach themselves regardless of who helps them along the way.” Inspired by scenes and skies of the Mid-Atlantic, Burch paints magnificent oils that perfectly capture nature’s illumination.

JAN. 6–28: CUB CREEK FOUNDATIONLocated in the western foothills of Virginia, Cub Creek encourages and supports the artistic, aesthetic, and technical development of craftspeople and artists who work with clay, and enhances their opportunity and ability to produce traditional and innovative ceramic art of the highest quality.

FEB. 2–25: GREG BOYD, ACRYLICSGreg Boyd revisits and interprets Ice Age subjects and themes, blending prehistoric and modern materials and techniques to reflect the grace, beauty, and spiritual quality of animal figures from another time and place, while providing a fresh context in which to view them.

SPECIAL EVENTSaturday, Feb. 3: Artist gallery talk by Greg Boyd and screening of “Cave of Forgotten Dreams” 1:00 pm. Free and open to the public.Documentary filmmaker Werner Herzog has been given limited access to a cave in Southern France perfectly preserved for over 30,000 years and containing the earliest known human paintings. In this film Herzog asks what these early humans would have been like and what might have inspired their art as he attempts to build a bridge from the past to the present.

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600 Main Street Lynchburg, VA 24504 (434) 528-3256Hours of Operation: M–F, 9–12; 1–5Class Registration & Tickets: (434) 846-8499Class Updates & Registration: AcademyFineArts.com

Programs at the Academy of Fine Arts are supported in part by a grant from the Virginia Commission for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts, and through the generous support of the Lynchburg Community.

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JOY & LYNCH CHRISTIAN WAREHOUSE THEATREn 5,000 square feet theatre n Staging, theatrical lighting & sound system n Warming kitchen for catered events n 1800 square feet adjacent lobby n Hardwood floors n Tables and chairs included n 400 cocktail/300 banquet

CONTACT US: Phone: 434-528-3256 x. 115 Historic Downtown Lynchburg AcademyFineArts.com dsmiley@AcademyFineArts.com

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THE ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS

The Academy is an Experience.We are a leading arts and entertainment destination offering experiences that delight the senses, stimulate the imagination, and engage people of all ages and backgrounds.

We are the first name that comes to mind, for galleries that are exotic and intriguing; for classes that are stimulating and enlightening; for theatrical events that are entertaining, surprising, captivating; for social events that are fun, clever, inviting. n The Academy Experience knows no boundaries. It is for everybody.n The Academy Experience helps people fall in love with the arts! Our children are the life blood of the arts. Without their involvement, the arts have no future. Children are and will continue to be a major focus of all that the Academy of Fine Arts does. They drive our mission and motivate our staff. Your donation allows us the joy of seeing this mission accomplished in the smiling faces of the children taking art, pottery and drama classes and in the thunderous applause of audiences in the Joy and Lynch Christian Warehouse Theatre. Your donation enables the Academy to maintain its financial health and wellbeing. Please support the Academy and its mission as the significant contributor to the vitality, quality of life, and economic health of our region.

Please support the Academy and its

mission as a significant contributor to the vitality,

quality of life, and economic health of

our region.