CPFA ~ ARTSPLACE WINTER 2018 SESSION BEGINS JANUARY … · SPECIALTY CLASSES ~ GRADES K– WORKSHOPS ~ PRE-K6 3 –GRADE 8 Cartooning Workshop (Grades 4–8) Learn the basics of cartooning

ARTSPLACEHome of the Cheshire Performing & Fine Arts Committee1220 Waterbury Road, Cheshire, CT 06410Phone: 203-272-2787 Fax: 203-699-8857Website: www.artsplacecheshirect.org

Office Hours: Mon-Thurs 9am-4pm Sat 9am-3:30 pm Call for evening hours

Office closed on Fridays

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Artsplace, CPFA

To help individuals of all ages achieve the skills necessary to draw realistically, and to teach the techniques necessary to gain confidence as an artist, while encouraging creativity and independence.

MISSION TABLE OF CONTENTSCHILDREN’S CLASSES Preschool & Drawing .................2 Specialty Classes .....................2-3CHILDREN’S WORKSHOPS ...........3,7TEEN/ADULT CLASSES Drawing .....................................4 Colored Pencil ............................4 Pastels .......................................4 Painting......................................5TEEN/ADULT WORKSHOPS .........4-7REGISTRATION POLICIES/FORM .....8

CPFA ~ ARTSPLACE WINTER 2018 SESSION BEGINS JANUARY 11, 2019Joan Pilarczyk, DirectorKaren Piedescalzo, Clerk TypistAgnes Wnuk, Marian Gansley & Nicole Kelleher, ClerksNaomi Kasinskas & Fred LaVigna, Building Supervisors

Friday, January 11, 7:00-9:00 pm and Saturday, January 12, 9:30 am-4:30 pmAre you looking to loosen up with pastels or acrylics or learn new strategies to bring fresh color to your paintings? Alain is passionate about teaching you breakthrough techniques that will elevate your work to new levels. During his work-shop demonstration and with guided instruction, students will develop a loose 9” x 12” landscape painting. Alain will share tips he’s learned from his over 20 years as a professional artist… all in a relaxed, fun and encouraging environment. All levels are welcome, beginner to advanced. There will be a demo on Friday evening. Bring a bag lunch on Saturday. There will be a student supply list for this workshop. Please note, no refunds or credits for cancellation unless the spot can be filled. Visit Alain’s website at www.picardstudio.com #821822A $130* Upstairs

Find some of the best gifts in Connecticut at the Artsplace Market on Saturday and Sunday, November 17th & 18th. Holiday shop among nearly 30 artists and artisans featuring; oil paintings, wa-tercolors, acrylics, pastels, drawings, pen & ink, fiber arts, photog-raphy, scarves, pottery, glass work, jewelry, decorative arts, home decor and gourmet items. Visit both upstairs and downstairs.

Come - immerse yourself in the fine arts and enjoy the incredible selection of art and finely crafted products!

FREE 10:00 am-4:00 pm daily

ARTSPLACE MARKET - FINE ART & FINE CRAFTS

THE PAINTERLY LANDSCAPE WORKSHOP

*FEES ARE FOR RESIDENTS OF CHESHIRE. NON-RESIDENTS MUST ADD $10 PER CLASS, $5 PER WORKSHOP.

Beginner Drawing (Grades K–1) Thursdays, starting 1/17, 4:30–6 pm #820301A $85*Instructor: Robin McCahill Room 2

Beginner/Intermediate Drawing (Grades K–1) Saturdays, starting 1/19, 9–10:30 am #820302A $85*Instructor: Aly Sklenarik Room 2

Beginner/Intermediate Drawing (Grades 1–3) Mondays, starting 1/14, 4:30–6 pm #820302B $85*Instructor: Robin McCahill Room 3

Beginner/Intermediate Drawing (Grades 2–4) Saturdays, starting 1/19, 9–10:30 am #820302C $85*Instructor: Deb Lasher/Robin McCahill Room 3

Beginner/Intermediate Drawing (Grades 4–6) Mondays, starting 1/14, 6–7:30 pm #820302D $85*Instructor: Sue Mullaney Room 2

Intermediate Drawing (Grades 1–3) Saturdays, starting 1/19, 10:30 am–12 pm #820304A $85*Instructor: Aly Sklenarik Room 2

Intermediate/Advanced Drawing (Grades 4–6) Saturdays, starting 1/19, 10:30 am–12 pm #820306A $85*Instructor: Deb Lasher/Robin McCahill Room 3

CHILDREN’S DRAWING CURRICULUM

All kindergarten and elementary-aged students are required to take beginner and intermediate drawing classes as a prerequisite to some other classes. Skills learned in these foundation classes are essential to the Artsplace program. Our children’s drawing curriculum is as follows:

• Beginner: Includes contour line, flat color, texture, mirror image, negative space and volume drawing. Media are Flair pens and markers.

• Intermediate: Reinforces beginner concepts with more detailed projects including some shading and volume drawing. (Prerequisite: Beginner)

• Advanced: Includes perspective and dimensional drawing, and introduces different media. (Prerequisite: Intermediate)

Unless otherwise noted, classes are 7 weeks

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TEENS & TWEENS CLASSES

Cartooning & Comics (Grades 5–7) (5 weeks)Learn the basics of cartooning and how it ap-plies to storytelling in comics. Students will learn techniques and concepts applicable to all skill levels. Topics include character design, panel composition, word bubbles, clarity and simplification. Mondays, starting 2/4, 6–7:30 pm #820457A $65*Instructor: Austin MacDonald Room 1

CPFA ~ ARTSPLACE WINTER 2018 SESSION BEGINS JANUARY 11, 2019

Stuff You Can’t Do at Home (Grades 4–8)Learn a new technique each week (plaster, glue guns, wood burning, etc.) that requires space and is frequently messy. Tuesdays, starting 1/15, 6–7:30 pm #820460A $95*Instructor: Deb Lasher Room 3

Manga/Animé (Grades 6–12) Work in black and white to create animé-style characters before you delve into color. You will develop confidence in figure drawing. Mondays, starting 1/14, 6:15–8:15 pm #820609A $115*Instructor: Robin McCahill Room 3

FREE hands-on demonstrations by professional artists!31th ANNUAL ARTSDAY!

PRESCHOOL CLASSES

Art Start (Ages 3–5 years) Young students are introduced to basic techniques and principles including painting, paper-sculpture, print-making and clay work. Mondays, starting 1/14, 1:30–2:30 pm #820150A $70* Thursdays, starting 1/17, 10:30–11:30 am #820150B $70*Instructor: Linda Giordano Room 1

March 10, 20191-4 pm

Cheshire Academy Dining Hall

Activities for ages 5 and upParking across the street at Town Hall or

Watch Factory

SPECIALTY CLASSES ~ GRADES K– 6

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WORKSHOPS ~ PRE-K–GRADE 8

Cartooning Workshop (Grades 4–8)Learn the basics of cartooning for all skill lev-els. Experiment with different mediums and learn about clarity and simplification. Sat., 1/19, 12:30–2:30 pm #821457A $25*Instructor: Austin MacDonald Room 1

Comics Workshop (Grades 4–8)Learn how to tell a clear and effective story using a three-act structure. Topics covered include panel composition, panel transitions, word balloon placement and sound effects. Sat., 1/26, 12:30–2:30 pm #821457B $25*Instructor: Austin MacDonald Room 1

Character Design Workshop (Grades 6–10)Students will learn about line work, value, color and how to draw their character from multiple angles. Bring a smartphone. Sun., 1/27, 12:30–2:30 pm #821457C $25*Instructor: Austin MacDonald Room 1

Versatile Valentines (Grades Pre-K and K–2)Spread love and kindness, and show some-one you care, with these one-of-a-kind, hand-made creations: crayon resist cards, confetti door/wall hanging and decorative tiles. Sat., 2/2, 10 am–12 pm Grade Pre-K #821150A $25* Sat., 2/2, 12:30–2:30 pm Grades K-2 #821350A $25*Instructor: Linda Giordano Room 1

Warm Up to Winter (Grades Pre-K and K–2)Embrace the season and stay cozy inside with snow-themed projects such as sponge paint-ed snowmen, collage with birch trees and birds, and designs created with ice cubes.

Castles in Clay (Grades 1–3) Using colorful Sculpey clay, students will create a winter wonderland of characters to fill a castle including knights, polar bears and whomever is imagined to rule this icy kingdom. Tuesdays, starting 1/15, 4:30–6 pm #820361A $105*Instructor: Robin McCahill Room 2

Harry Potter and Friends in Clay (Grades 4–6) Using colorful Sculpey clay, students will create favorite characters from the beloved Harry Potter series to fill a diorama of their own. Hone your sculping skills and create wizards and magical creatures. Tuesdays, starting 1/15, 6–7:30 pm #820361B $105*Instructor: Robin McCahill Room 2

Medley of Media (Grades K–2 and 3–6) (see sample below left)Experiment with different ways of making art - painting, drawing, collage, sculpture and printmaking. Discover what you’re good at and have fun making wonderful creations. No experience needed! Mondays, starting 1/14, 4:30–6 pm Grades 3-6 #820350A $95* Wednesdays, starting 1/16, 4:30–6 pm Grades K-2 #820350B $95*Instructor: Sue Mullaney Room 2/3

Cool 3-D Creations (Grades 2–4) (See sample above right)Use household items such as newspaper, foil, tape, tissue and cardboard to create wonderful 3-D sea creatures, dragons, and abstract sculptures. Bring your imagination! Wednesdays, starting 1/16, 6–7:30 pm #820360A $95*Instructor: Sue Mullaney Room 3

Cartooning & Comics (Grades 2–4) (5 weeks)Learn the basics of cartooning and how it applies to storytelling in comics. Students will learn techniques and concepts applicable to all skill levels. Topics include character design, panel composition, word bubbles, clarity and simplification. Mondays, starting 2/4, 4:30–6 pm #820357A $65*Instructor: Austin MacDonald Room 1

Basics of Painting (Grades 1–3 or 4–6) Learn basic color mixing techniques and painting genres. Class will cover still lifes and landscapes using watercolor and acrylic paints. Tuesdays, starting 1/15, 4:30–6 pm Grades 1-3 #820351A $95* Saturdays, starting 1/19, 12:30–2 pm Grades 4-6 #820351B $95*Instructor: Deb Lasher Room 3


Mon., 2/18, 10 am–12 pm Grade Pre-K #821150B $25* Mon., 2/18, 12:30–2:30 pm Grades K-2 #821350B $25*Instructor: Linda Giordano Room 1

Dragon Puppet Workshop (Grades 2–6)Spend your days off from school creating a story around dragon puppets. Fashion jointed puppets from wool and perform on Tuesday afternoon. Bring a bag lunch. Mon. & Tue., 2/18 & 19, 8:30 am–4 pm #821367A $140*Instructor: Robin McCahill Room 3

TEEN & ADULT CLASSES

Beginner/Intermediate Colored Pencil (Teen/Adult) Explore the amazing techniques in colored pencil that will give your art-work the rich look of paint. You will begin with value exercises and ba-sic layering techniques that will serve as a foundation for more advanced work. While prior drawing experience will enhance your study of colored pencil, it is not necessary. The instructor will lead you through easy tech-niques for laying out your images. Mondays, starting 1/14, 1:30–3:30 pm #820840A† $115* Wednesdays, starting 1/16, 4–6 pm #820740A‡ $115*Instructor: Rita Paradis (†Adult ‡Teen/Adult) Upstairs

Intermediate Colored Pencil (Teen/Adult) Prerequisite: Beginner Colored Pencil or instructor approvalDevelop your layering and drawing skills as you begin work on indepen-dent projects. You will begin by exploring color theory and advancing your knowledge of color choices. Then learn more tips and techniques for work-ing in this versatile medium. Wednesdays, starting 1/16, 6–8 pm #820741A $115*Instructor: Rita Paradis Upstairs

“I Can’t Draw but I Want to Learn” (Teen/Adult) For students wishing to learn a comprehensive approach and develop a firm foundation in the fundamentals of realistic drawing. Learn accurate measurement, alignment, proportion, shading, perspective and textures. Attendance crucial first three classes. Expect significant improvement and a bit of homework. Wednesdays, starting 1/16, 10 am–12 pm #820810A† $115* Thursdays, starting 1/17, 6:30–8:30 pm #820710A‡ $115*Instructor: Tony Ruggiero (†Adult ‡Teen/Adult) Room 2/3

Pastels (Adult)Learn to see color and values and meet all the challenges while having fun working in this medium. You will learn all of the techniques needed to create a beautiful finished piece of art. All levels welcome. Thursdays, starting 1/17, 10:30 am–12:30 pm #820830A $115* Thursdays, starting 1/17, 12:30–2:30 pm #820830B $115*Instructor: Mally DeSomma Room 3

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Contrast Magic (Teen/Adult) Working with white charcoal on dark back-ground paper each student will create a dra-matic piece of artwork. Students will choose from a variety of photos to complete this clev-er drawing. Bring a bag lunch. Sat., 1/26, 9 am–2 pm #821712A $50* Sun., 1/27, 11–4 pm #821712B $50*Instructor: Tony Ruggiero Room 1/2

DRAWING WORKSHOPS


Unless otherwise noted, classes are 7 weeks


Drawing Draperies & Fabric (Teen/Adult) Focus on improving drawing skills by render-ing draperies, fabrics, ribbons and lace. Prac-tice drawing details, textures, twists, folds and shading in pencil and graphite. All levels wel-come. Bring a bag lunch. Sun., 1/27, 10 am–2:30 pm #821713A $45*Instructor: Liz Scott Room 3

Scale-Up! (Teens/Adult)You’ll likely not scale up your photo to create a mural the size of Tony’s creation in this workshop. However you’ll learn the tips and methods to increase a personal photo to your large canvas, wall or children’s bedroom. Immeasurable information on measuring! Drawing experience is required. Bring a lunch. Sat., 2/2, 9 am–3 pm #821812A $90*Instructor: Tony Falcone Upstairs

Cheshire Ram Wall Hanging (Teen/Adult) Students will learn weaving techniques, classic dry & wet felting tips and design process to create a personal version of the famous Cheshire Ram mascot. No finished rams will be the same as another, but all will be dis-played with pride for years to come. Make one for yourself, a college dorm room or as a gift. All levels welcome. Thursdays, starting 1/17, 6:30–8 pm #820753A $130*Instructor: Robin McCahill Upstairs

WEAVING & FELTING CLASS

Tony Falcone’s work at Sports Haven in New Haven

TEEN & ADULT CLASSES ~ PAINTING

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DRAWING WORKSHOPS

Drawing Trees (Teen/Adult) Capture the character of real tree and shrub branches through careful observation. Practice drawing both quickly (gesture) and slowly (contour line) to express the movement of the branches in space. Learn to see and use both positive and negative shapes to help you draw more accurately. Use values from white to gray to black to create an interesting expressive drawing. Bring a bag lunch. Sun., 2/10, 10 am–2:30 pm #821713B $45*Instructor: Liz Scott Upstairs


Trompe l’oeil or How to Fool the Eye (Adult) Imagine a story connected to several treasured personal items which when arranged, with instructor’s help, create a composition to paint. The real-istic 9” x 12” oil painting completed in this “not for beginners” class will convey each student’s story and appear three-dimensional! Mondays, starting 1/14, 10 am–1 pm #820823A $185*Instructor: Tony Falcone Room 3

Painting Flowers in Watercolor (Adult)Enjoy learning a variety of alternative techniques for painting flowers in watercolor using pouring paint, integrating gouache & acrylics and stencils. Mondays, starting 1/14, 1–3 pm #820826A $115*Instructor: Carla Koch Room 2

Classical Watercolor (Adult)Learn the foundations of classical watercolor working with techniques of “wet on wet” and “dry brush.” Subjects will be simple landscapes with the goal of learning watercolor control to produce small finished paintings. Tuesdays, starting 1/15, 10 am–12 pm #820828A $115* Tuesdays, starting 1/15, 12:30–2:30 pm #820828B $115*Instructor: Eugene Teixeira Upstairs

Acrylics (Teen/Adult) (8 weeks)Learn color mixing, brush technique and how to apply light and dark colors to create a more realistic painting. Using basic materials you’ll learn where to start and how to develop your paintings as you follow with a step-by-step process. This is an excellent class for beginners and continuing students. Tuesdays, starting 1/15, 6:30–8:30 pm #820720A $130*Instructor: Linda Marino Upstairs

Atmospheric Landscape Oil Painting (Adult)Learn about color mixing, base color, composition, tonality and step-by-step process to develop your landscape paintings. All levels welcomed. Wednesdays, starting 1/9, 10 am–1 pm #820823B $165*Instructor: Will McCarthy Room 3

Still Life Painting in Water Media (Adult)Working from photos and still life, students will use watercolor and fluid acrylics to set up and paint interesting compositions with flair and ease. Perfect for students with some experience and confident drawing skills. Wednesdays, starting 1/16, 10 am–1 pm #820829A $165*Instructor: Bob Noreika Upstairs

Acrylics (Teen/Adult)Learn techniques to work with this versatile medium, which can be applied thickly to canvas to resemble oil paint, or thinned to resemble watercolor. Thursdays, starting 1/17, 2:30–5 pm #820720B $140*Instructor: Mally DeSomma Room 3

Oil Painting (Teen/Adult)In this welcoming class for beginning and continuing students, you will build skill and confidence in mixing desired colors, blending to achieve roundness of objects and planning compositions. All levels welcome. Saturdays, starting 1/19, 10 am–12 pm #820723A $115*Instructor: Eugene Teixeira Upstairs

Drawing a Face (Adult) Learn how to draw and shade a realistic face using graphite pencils. Develop skills in a re-laxing atmosphere to personally advance your art. Bring a bag lunch on Sunday. Sun., 3/3, 9:30 am–3:30 pm #821813A $65* Wed. & Thu., 3/20 & 3/21, 9:30 am–12:30 pm #821813B $65*Instructor: Tony Ruggiero Room 2

Nature Sketching (Teen/Adult) Learn to draw a selection of objects such as tree branches, driftwood, leaves, seedpods, feathers and shells by close and careful ob-servation. Students will use pencil or graph-ite. All levels welcome. Bring a bag lunch. Sun., 3/3, 10 am–2:30 pm #821713C $45*Instructor: Liz Scott Upstairs

Perspective (Teen/Adult) Learn key principles to accurately create the feeling of depth and distance. Use 1 & 2-point techniques to bring the illusive 3-D feeling to your artwork. Bring a bag lunch. Wed., 3/13, 9:30am–1:30 pm #821812B $40*Instructor: Tony Ruggiero Room 2

TEEN & ADULT WORKSHOPS

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Looking at Clouds from Both Sides (Adult) Working in oils, explore breaking down clouds to their simplest form and choosing appropriate colors to emphasize shape and the transparent nature of clouds. Several small studies will be completed. All levels welcome. Paper will be provided or bring small canvases if desired. Bring a bag lunch. Sat., 2/9, 10 am–2 pm #821823A $50*Instructor: Will McCarthy Upstairs

Touch This! (Teen/Adult) (see sample above right)Explore acrylic painting textures and tech-niques designed for those who want to dis-cover new ways to use uncommon tools, such as a comb, fabric or a palette knife combined with acrylic mediums to create textural sur-faces that can add depth and dimension to realistic paintings. All levels welcome. Bring a bag lunch. Sat., 2/23, 9 am–3 pm #821721A $75*Instructor: Linda Marino Upstairs

Tea Cup and Pastry in Oils (Teens/Adult) Learn techniques for painting from life, including drawing, light, shadows, and local and reflective color. Instruction includes setting up lighting, drawing, color mixing, local and reflected color, composition, painting light, halftone and shadow on a curved surface. All levels welcome. Bring a bag lunch. Sat., 3/2, 9:30 am– 1:30 pm #821723B $50*Instructor: Patty Meglio Upstairs

Every Color but White Snow (Teens/Adult) (see sample above right)Learn techniques for painting the warm and cool colors of snow in a simple winter landscape in oils. Discover how the reflection of sunlight and shadow affect the winter landscapes. Learn how values differ from a warm weather scene when working with a snowy landscape and learn how to mix “snow” colors. All levels welcome. Bring a bag lunch. Sat., 1/26, 9:30 am– 1:30 pm #821723A $50*Instructor: Patty Meglio Upstairs

Tropical Feast Still Life (Adult)Discover the magic of working with black ink on carved sticks and then fill-ing in with splashes of watercolor. Complete two paintings with a tropical theme in this fun workshop with a master artist. Think red snapper and fresh pineapple, but bring your own bag lunch. Sun., 1/27, 10 am–4 pm #821829A $75* Instructor: Bob Noreika Upstairs

Filling the Inspirational Well (Adult) (4 weeks) (see sample below left)Want to create but hit a dry spell? Can’t find the time? You’ve come to the right place. Join us for a 4-week jump start workshop that will get those creative gears rolling and ideas flowing! Linda Marino will share one of her absolute favorite artist tools - her sketchbook. Connect with other cre-atives in a warm and friendly environment to develop a regular sketch-book journaling habit to increase your productive, inspiration and skill de-velopment. Bring your own sketchbook. Tue., 1/22, 1/29, 2/5, 2/12, 9:30–11:30 am #821816A $90*Instructor: Linda Marino Upstairs


Exploring the Color Wheel (Adult) Students will learn about color, high and low key, chroma and value struc-ture through exercises and the creation of a saturation chart in this im-portant workshop for all level students. During the second session stu-dents will paint a shape based abstract design to incorporate the new color knowledge gained. Fri. & Sat., 1/11 & 1/12, 9:30 am–12:30 pm #821820A $90*Instructor: Jeanne Ciravolo Room 3

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FELTING WORKSHOPS


Framed 3-D Snowman (Grades 6–Adult)Create a three dimensional snowman in this clever needle felting class. You decide if it holds a snowball, a string of lights, or even a valentine to enjoy all winter long. It will be framed at the completion of the workshop. Sat., 1/26, 9:30 am–12 pm #821565A $40*Instructor: Robin McCahill Room TBD

Make a Snowball (Grades 3–Adult)Create a batch of snowballs for an inside fight. You won’t get cold making these and they won’t melt either! Amazingly fun to squeeze and assemble. Start your collection now in this fun workshop using Merino wool, pillow fluff and warm soapy water. Sat., 1/26, 12:30–2 pm #821564A $25*Instructor: Robin McCahill Upstairs

Winter Bird Felting (Grades 3–Adult)Create a 3-D version of a beautiful winter bird or owl in this fun workshop using a special barbed needle and colored wool. Sun., 1/27, 9:30 am–12 pm #821565B $40*Instructor: Robin McCahill Room 2

Food Felting Fun: Fruit or Sushi (Teen/Adult)Felt your choice of fruit or sushi in soft col-orful wool. Your efforts will last for years and make a beautiful decoration as well as fun for children to use for play.

Beginner Stained Glass (Teen/Adult)This beginning course will teach you the basic steps of cutting, grinding, foiling and soldering your very own stained glass project. Students will cre-ate a sun catcher from a colorful choice of glass to take home and hang. Tue., 1/22, 9:30 am–12:30 pm Flower #821855A $45* Tue., 1/22, 5:30–8:30 pm Flower #821755A $45* Mon., 2/4, 9:30 am–12:30 pm Valentines #821855B $45* Mon., 2/4, 5:30–8:30 pm Valentines #821755B $45* Wed., 2/6, 5:30–8:30 pm Heart #821755C $45*Instructor: Sarah Segovia Room TBD

Moravian Star (Teen/Adult)Learn the basic techniques for cutting glass and assembling this intricate Moravian star ornament. 3-D hanging stars make great gifts all year round. Thu., 2/21, 5:30–8:30 pm #821755D $45*Instructor: Sarah Segovia Room 2

Mosaic Coaster (Teen/Adult)Learn how to cut glass using mosaic wheel cutters, adhering glass and grouting your finished product of a coaster. No experience necessary. Return on 3/13 to grout your coaster. Wed., 3/6, 6–8 pm & 3/13, 6–7 pm #821755E $45*Instructor: Sarah Segovia Room 3

Treasure Boxes (Teen/Adult) (3 days) A treasure box is a gift of love and a hand-me-down forever. Make a trea-sure box with a lightly colored wood burned outside that houses a satin lined inside to cradle your special pieces. Bring a wooden box with a lid and a picture of your choice. We will provide the lining and trim or you may bring your own.

TREASURE BOX WORKSHOP

Sun., 2/10, 9:30 am–12 pm Fruit #821765A $40* Sun., 2/10, 12:30–3 pm Sushi #821765B $40*

Instructor: Robin McCahill Room 3

Seascape/Lighthouse Tapestry (Teen/Adult)Students will work with both natural and dyed wool in a “painterly” style to create a fi-ber art piece sized 14” x 18”. You’ll learn how the wet felting process causes a melding of design and color. Add detail with felting nee-dles if desired. Bring a bag lunch. Sun., 3/3, 9:30 am–3:30 pm #821764A $105*Instructor: Robin McCahill Room 3

Thu., 1/24, 1/31, 2/7, 6-8:30 pm #821760A $85*Instructor: Johanne Beerbaum Room 2

REGISTRATION & REFUND POLICIES

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Checks payable to “CPFA” (Cheshire Performing & Fine Arts Committee)Please mail, call or bring registration form and payment to: Artsplace, 1220 Waterbury Road, Cheshire, CT 06410 (203)-272-2787

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• Tuition is payable in full at the time of registration.• Non-resident fees for classes (820 prefix) are $10 per class title,

for workshops (821 prefix) are $5 per workshop title • If a class is canceled, postponed or rescheduled you will be

notified at least 3 days before the original start date of the class. Should a class be canceled, your fees will be refunded.

• For withdrawals after registration, consideration will only be given for a medical or family emergency upon written request, less a $15 administration fee.

• There are no make-ups, refunds, or credits for students missing a regularly scheduled class. Classes not held due to inclement weather or instructor absence will be rescheduled.

• Classes run for 7 weeks except where noted in schedule.

• Artsplace accepts cash, checks made out to “CPFA”, Mastercard, Visa, Discover and AmEx credit cards (see registration form).

• Unless otherwise noted, all standard supplies are included in the price of Artsplace classes/workshops.

• We appreciate your help in making Artsplace a nut-free facililty.• No news is good news! If you have not heard from us, you will

be expected in class at the prescribed day and time. If in doubt about the status of a class, phone us. If applicable, please list second choice for classes.

• It is important that ALL STUDENTS, children and adults, attend the first session of a class to avoid missing critical information. If you will be late for or absent from any class, please call Artsplace so that your instructor is not waiting for you.

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No regular classes: 1/21 (Martin Luther King’s Birthday); 2/16 - 2/19 (Winter Break)

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CPFA ~ ARTSPLACE WINTER 2018 SESSION BEGINS JANUARY … · SPECIALTY CLASSES ~ GRADES K– WORKSHOPS ~ PRE-K6 3 –GRADE 8 Cartooning Workshop (Grades 4–8) Learn the basics of cartooning