Summer Art Class Catalog 2012

SF = Supply Fee, M = Member, NM = Non Member

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BEADMAKING • CALLIGRAPHY • DRAWING • ENCAUSTIC • FLAMEWORK • GLASSBLOWING HOT GLASS • JEWELRY • KILNFORMING • MIXED MEDIA • PAINTING • PHOTOGRAPHY • PRINTMAKING

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT • SILVERSMITHING • TEEN & YOUTH CLASSES • CAMPS

art classes

SUMMER 2012


Youth & Youth & Teen Classes and Camps 3-4

Painting 4-5

Jewelry 5-6

Flamework 6

Beadmaking 6

Hot Glass 7

Glassblowing 7-8

Kilnforming 8

D i v e r s e D i s C i P l i n e s :

Printmaking 9

Calligraphy 9

Bookmaking 9

Collage 9

Basketry 9

Photography 10

schack Discovery Tours 11

summer events 11

instructor index 11

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2921 Hoyt Ave., everett, WA 98201

PO Box 5038, everett, WA 98206

425.259.5050

[email protected]

www.schack.org

Gallery & Store HoursMonday-Friday 10-6

saturday 10-5

sunday noon-5

Always Admission Free

Coverreduction screenprinting, elizabeth Brintonschack Hot shop by Mark & Annie Mulligan

summer Art Camp, student work, nikki Wheeler

Supply Lists & FeesSUPPLY LISTS: Students need to purchase these items on their own and bring to the class. Supply lists are provided at registration, and may be viewed online at www.schack.org

SUPPLY FEES: This is payable directly to the instructor at the beginning of class. The fee covers hard-to-find or expensive items that the instructor has easy access to or can be purchased in bulk. This fee is indicated by the letters “SF” after each class description.

PROCESSING FEE: This is a one-time $10. fee PER ORDER when signing up for a class. Multiple classes may be included in one order.

Ways to Register Online: www.schack.orgPHOne: 425-259-5050WAlK in: M-F 10-6, Sa 10-5, Su noon-5

PoliciesreFUnD POliCY: Students who withdraw 7 days or more prior to class receive a full refund less the $10 process fee. Students who withdraw 2-7 days prior to class receive a credit voucher for a future class less the $10 process fee and a $15 drop fee. Refunds or vouchers are not available to students who withdraw 48 hours or less prior to class. CAnCellATiOn: In the event of class cancellation, you will be notified by e-mail or by phone and receive a full refund of tuition and fees. (We cannot connect to phones with caller block.) HOlD HArMless: Participants agree to hold harmless the Schack Art Center, its officials, its employees and agents for any and all claims for personal injury and/or property damage in which damage and injury is or appears to be proximately caused in whole or in part by their participation in this program. PHOTO PerMissiOn: Participants give permission for the Schack Art Center to use, without limitation or obligation, photographs which may include the image or artwork for purposes of promoting the programs of the Schack Art Center.

Contents

SF = Supply Fee M = Member Rate NM = Non-Member Rate

Fee Key

Glassblowing in the Hot Shop


Youth & Teen Classes • Camps

SUMMER ART CAMP, 6-12 YRSNikki WheelerLet the creative juices flow! These hands on art classes focus on drawing and painting skills, along with printmaking. Let your child go beyond craft making and step into the world of fine art, where they will make their own limited edition ink prints, paint on canvas, and learn the basics of drawing. Aprons provided, but please have your child dress for mess. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.Tu-Fr June 26-29 10am-12pm SF $35 M $70 NM $75Tu-Fr July 24-27 10am-12pm SF $35 M $70 NM $75M-Th Aug 20-23 10am-12pm SF $35 M $70 NM $75

GLASS MOSAIC & MIXED MEDIA JEWELRY CAMP, 10-13 YRS Jules AnslowYour child will complete two or three fabulous art projects during this art camp. First, students will explore mixed media jewelry techniques and create a pin, pendant, bolo tie or bracelet. Then they will design and create a beautiful glass mosaic project. If time allows, additional projects will be completed. Girls and boys will both enjoy this camp. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.Tu-Fr July 17-20 10am-12pm SF $30 M $70 NM $75Tu-Fr Aug 7-10 10am-12pm SF $30 M $70 NM $75

PAPER, PRINTS & BOOKS CAMP, 6-11 YRS April RichardsonYour child will start the week by making handmade paper just the right size for small prints. Then students will learn several printmak-ing techniques with the etching press and by hand. On the final day, these young paper artists will create three styles of handmade books to hold their art prints. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.Tu-Fr Aug 14-17 10am-12pm SF $25 M $70 NM $75

BEGINNING WATERCOLOR CAMP FOR TEENS, 13-17 YRS Charlene Collins FreemanHave you ever wanted to discover the magic of watercolor painting? Learn about watercolor paper, paints, brushes, values and drawing in a fun, nurturing atmosphere. You’ll be amazed at how fast you prog-ress. Learn to see like an artist, develop basic drawing and brushstroke skills, and the value of light and shadow to add drama to your paint-ings! Participate in creative exercises and build the skills to take your artwork to the next level. Supply list provided at registration.M-Fr July 9-13 10am-12pm M $85 NM $90

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Summer Art Camp, student work, Nikki Wheeler

Beginning Watercolor Camp for Teens, student work, Charlene Collins Freeman

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Youth & Teen Classes • Camps • Painting

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DRAWING CAMP FOR TEENS, 13-17 YRS Charlene Collins FreemanDrawing is the foundation of the visual arts and anyone can learn to draw! This class will build a solid foundation of drawing skills to strengthen your ability to express your creativity! The instructor will demonstrate specific techniques to render realistically using line and contour, shape and form, light and shadow, space and depth, propor-tion and perspective. Principles of composition will also be covered. All levels welcome! Supply list provided at registration.M-Fr July 16- 20 10am-12pm M $85 NM $90

EXPRESSIVE PAINTING FOR TEENS, 13-16 YRS Bonnie Aubuchon CraneDiscover color theory and the power of color in your compositions. “Draw” with a brush and express with paint like the Expressionists. Experiment with water-soluble media such as acrylic, tempera, pastels and watercolors. Create large and small paintings, stretch and prepare your own canvases. Learn to paint subject matter such as still life, portrait, animals and your favorite photographic images. Supply list provided at registration.Tu July 31, Aug 7, 14, 21 1-3pm M $70 NM $75

Members Benefit – Join TodayMembers enjoy discounts on classes and purchases in the schack shop!View prices online at schack.org/membership

FRIENDSHIP FOLIOS FOR TEENS, 13-17 YRS Anna Mastronardi NovakDiscover how to create a fine-crafted, very personal one-of-a-kind small sketchbook. You will learn how to use fine art paper, card stock and ribbons. Once the folios are complete, you will put them to use for drawings you will create during the workshop. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.F Aug 3 11am-5pm SF $15 M $60 NM $65

COMPOSITION IN ACRYLIC, 16+ YRS Tracy Felix FrakerWe will paint two 11x 14 canvases side by side to compare and contrast similar techniques while using different compositions. This class encourages an experimental and contemporary approach. This will be a very dynamic workshop to inspire creativity with lots of demos by the instructor. We will play around with mixed media and acrylic techniques, but with a strong emphasis on composition. Open to beginning or experienced painters, and students who would like to continue working with this instructor. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.Sa June 30 10am-4pm SF $5 M $60 NM $65

STEP IT UP WITH ACRYLICS, 16+ YRS Tracy Felix FrakerNot aerobics... acrylics! Free up your approach and complete a mid-size painting. Explore the variety of ways you can use acrylics to build texture, layer and add mixed media. We will discuss concept, color and composition. This is the medium of choice for contemporary and experimental art! Open to any painter who would like an introduction to a new way of working. Continuing students welcome. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.W July 25 10am-4pm SF $5 M $60 NM $65

Youth/Teen Art Class ScholarshipLocal students, ages 6-18, are now invited to apply for the new art

class scholarship. Scholarship amounts will vary, but most will provide

a 50% reduction in class tuition. Supply/material fees are not covered.

Visit schack.org for application and complete guidelines.

Drawing Camp for Teens, student work, Charlene Collins Freeman

Step it up with Acrylics, Tracy Felix Fraker

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Painting • Jewelry

COPPER JEWELRY CREATIONS, 18+ YRSDonna HarrisMake a linked bracelet of copper and a ring or two (if time permits). Yes, copper, beautifully bright and totally fashionable! The bracelet will be hand-cut by you, stamped with your design, polished to a finished sheen and worn with pride. The ring(s) will be made from sterling silver wire (no soldering), and you may add a stone if desired. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.M July 9, 16, 23, 30 6-9pm SF $40* M $95 NM $110Th Aug 9, 16, 23, 30 6-9pm SF $40* M $95 NM $110 *pending price of silver

Register Early!Please register at least two weeks before class start date.

LEARN A CRAFT: SILVERSMITHING, 18+ YRSDonna HarrisYou will start by creating a beautiful bracelet from sterling silver wire. It will be bent to fit, soldered and a stone of choice will be added to enhance the bracelet. The design is very simple but extremely attractive and wearable. The second piece you create will be a ring, sized to fit your finger (or a friend’s) and enhanced with a stone to match your bracelet. If we have time, you will make another project of choice. There will be very little soldering and sanding, and you’ll leave with some very beautiful pieces!Tu July 10, 17, 24, 31 6-9pm SF $50* M $95 NM $110Tu Aug 7, 14, 21, 28 6-9pm SF $50* M $95 NM $110 *pending price of silver 5


BEGIN WITH WATERCOLOR, 18+ YRSColleen DunlapWatercolor is a great way to start your journey into art. You will learn about materials and the basics of color and design while mastering over 20 watercolor techniques. Students will produce representational works based on studio practice and instructor guided assignments. Develop your creativity and learn the natural attributes of transparent watercolor. This class is intended for all skill levels. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.Sa July 14-Aug 18 2pm-4:30pm SF $10 M $120 NM $135

THE ELEMENTS OF EXPRESSION: INTERMEDIATE WATERCOLOR SERIES, 18+ YRS Colleen DunlapCreate order from chaos by SELECTION and ELIMINATION. One flower in a field of weeds. How do you put all of what you see into one painting? Simple, you don’t. Bring your preferred complete watercolor materials and supplies. A list of suggested supplies is provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class. Sa July 14-Aug 18 10am-12:30pm SF $10 M $120 NM $135

PAINTING WITH COLOR PENCILS, 16+ YRSAnna Mastronardi NovakTranscend the traditional look, feel and concept of color pencils by learning to push this medium into a far richer and relevant form of fine art expression. Learn techniques of layering and color mixing that make your color pencil work feel more like a brush or liquid medium. Intermediate drawing skill and knowledge of color is required to benefit from this class. Supply list provided at registration. Sa Aug 25 11am-5pm M $60 NM $65

Fee Key

Silver Clay Jewelry Workshop, Celeste Douville

Begin with Watercolor, Colleen Dunlap

Painting with Color Pencils, Anna Mastronardi Novak

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Jewelry • Flameworking • Beadmaking

SILVER CLAY JEWELRY WORKSHOP, 18+ YRS Celeste Douville Making things by hand nurtures us, connects us to our heritage and is green and frugal. Precious metal clay is an innovative (and recycled) material composed of particles of silver suspended in an organic binder. When fired, the binder burns away leaving a piece of pure silver. It is a fun and easy way to make handmade gifts for any occasion. An extensive collection of textures will be provided for creating one of a kind charms, pendants and earrings. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.Fr July 27 10am-4pm SF $80* M $60 NM $65*pending price of silver

RECYCLED JEWELRY CREATIONS, 18+ YRS Celeste DouvilleBring a stash of out-of-style, not-your-style jewelry to class and we will transform the pile into a mixed media chain of loveliness! It’s the stone soup fable made just for the stylish - a little of the stash you bring can be combined with something other classmates bring to create your signature-style necklace, bracelet and/or earrings. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.Fri Aug 10 10am-4pm SF $24 M $60 NM $65

Become a memBer oF schacK art centerMembers enjoy discounts on classes and purchases in the

Schack Shop. View prices online at schack.org/membership/

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FLAMEWORKED GLASS I, 18+YRSStacey KingLearn how to use the torch to create your own soft glass beads and small sculptures! There are endless possibilities for the styles that you can make, limited only to your imagination. This class will teach you about the basics of working with the torch and using a palette of colored glass rods, several projects will be completed.M July 2-23 6-9pm M $125 NM $150

Find the Perfect Gift – Shop the SchackOur gallery store has a wide assortment of handmade gifts and cards from local artists.

MAKE YOUR OWN GLASS BEADS! 16+YRSStacey KingTry your hand at making glass beads in this afternoon class. The instructor will guide you through basic safety principles, and teach you how to make basic colorful glass beads which can then be turned into necklaces, bracelets, etc. All supplies provided. Sa Sep 24 1-4pm M $45 NM $50

BORO SCULPTING 18+ YRSSchack StaffIn this hands-on class you will learn how to use borosilicate glass rods to make colorful glass sculptures, using a torch and colored glass rods. Basic torch set up, the use of various tools and safety will be emphasized during this introductory class. All materials are provided.Th Jul 19 6-10PM M $70 NM $75


Fee Key

Make Your Own Glass Beads, Stacey King

Silver Clay Jewelry Workshop, Celeste Douville

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Hot Glass • Glassblowing


Watch the Master at Work! July 23 – 27, 2012

Schack Art Center is honored to have Davide Fuin, one of the

few maestros of Murano, Italy, as an Artist in Residence in the

glassblowing studio for an entire week this July. Current Schack

glassblowing students will have the exclusive opportunity to watch

the master up close. Students may reserve a seat inside the hot shop

for only $50 per day. Limited to 10 students per day, reservations are

recommended. Call 425-259-5050 to reserve your spot now.

INTRODUCTION TO HOT GLASS 18+YRSBob Mitchell or Giuseppe FriaThe art of forming molten glass dates back to 3500 BC.,This single day eight hour intensive workshop is your chance to experience the thrill of working with the molten media that has captivated for centuries. You will learn the art of gathering glass from the furnace, and using fire, gravity and simple hand tools to create forms of various shapes and sizes. No Experience Necessary.Sa Jul 14 9:30am-5:45pm M $160 NM $200Sa Aug 18 9:30am-5:45pm M $160 NM $200 Sa Sep 8 9:30am-5:45pm M $160 NM $200

HIGH SCHOOL GLASSBLOWING CAMP 13-18 YRS ONLY Jen ElekTeens, this class is your opportunity to learn to blow glass. Using 2000° furnaces (hot enough to turn a mixture of sand and soda ash into glass) you will practice the basics of blown glass and solid sculpted forms. Four weekly sessions, no prerequisite.M-F Jul 9-12 9:30am-1:30pm M $250 NM $275

GLASSBLOWING I 18+YRSBob Mitchell & Dan LaChaussee, or Aaron LaChausseeThe basics of working with molten glass will be covered in this four week class. From blowing, blocking and shaping, to using specialized hand tools, this class will give you a good base on which to build the skills necessary to create functional and artistic objects. Demonstrations of basic techniques will be plenty, as will time to practice in teams of two. Four weekly sessions, no prerequisite.Th Jun 7 -28 6-10pm M $300 NM $330Th Aug 16-Sep 6 6-10pm M $300 NM $330

INTERMEDIATE GLASSBLOWING, 18+YRSBob MitchellIf you already know the basics of blowing glass, but aren’t quite ready to work on your own, this four week intensive class is for you. The use of handles, bits, and wraps will be covered, as will color application. This class will prepare you to pass the Schack studio rental test. Prerequisite – at least one year of recent glassblowing experienceTu Jun 12-July 3 6-10pm M $310 NM $340

MAKE IT NOW IN 20 MINUTES OR LESS! YOUR OWN FISHING FLOAT! 10+YRSIf you were hoping to find a float on Jetty Island but didn’t, you can blow your own! Make reservations on certain Sunday afternoons and in 20 minutes or less, help one of our skilled glassblowers create a beautiful float. Make It Now is a great way to experience hot glass up close without committing to a class. *Please call to reserve a time slot.S Aug 19 Call for times $45

Schack Hot Shop Will Be Closed July 30 – August 15New equipment is being installed. We apologize for any inconvenience.

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PRIVATE TORCH PARTIES! This is a great opportunity for you and a group of friends to plan

your own Flameworking experience at the Schack! Instructors

can guide you through different projects, depending on your

experience level, such as beads, marbles, or small hollow vessels.

Contact us for details and pricing.

VITRIGRAPH CANE AND INCLUSIONS FOR KILNFORMING, 18+ YRS Janet FoleyPut a Twist in Your Glass Work: Using a small vitrigraph kiln, you will learn how to prepare and fill pots of glass to create unique multicolored cane, murrinne, and zanfirico with intricate color, patterns, in a variety of diameters for embellishing your art. How to manipulate the flowing hot glass from the vitrigraph, what tools to use, and several different cane pulling techniques will be covered. Students will leave with the vitrigraph glass that they create from two separate pulling sessions, ready to incorporate into their own kilnformed art.TH Sep13 6-10pm M $125 NM $150

INTRODUCTION TO KILNFORMING 14+YRSStacey KingThis four week class starts off with the basics of working with cutting glass, and will lead you through making several of your own kiln formed projects, including coasters and plates. The process of slumping and fusing Bullseye sheet glass will be covered. All materials and supplies provided. T Aug 21-Sep11 6-9pm M $200 NM $220

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Glassblowing • Kilnforming

MAKE YOUR OWN GLASS JEWELRY! 13+YRSJudy & Wendy MacauleyLearn how to create beautiful fused glass pendants, earrings, and pins using Bullseye glass, dichroic glass, frit, and metals. We are also providing lots of fun extras such as sepia slides and 22kt gold cross slides so you can really experiment with different looks. By the end of instruction you will have up to eight pieces of beautiful glass jewelry to keep for yourself or gift to friends and family. Jewelry will be fired and ready for pick up 2 weeks after class. Supply fee payable to Instructor at class.S July 8 1-4pm SF $25 M $40 NM $45

PAINTING ON GLASS 101, 18+ YRS Stan PriceThe process of creating black and white imagery on clear sheet glass will be the focus of this class. Each student will trace and matte a piece of clear glass over a black and white image of their choice, either of their own design, or one of several provided designs. Note: Don’t worry if you don’t understand “trace” and “matte” - that is part of what you will be learning. Multiple layers of paint will be applied and the piece will be fired with the goal of creating depth and shading in one firing. By the end of the class, students should feel comfortable adding paint to any project. They will understand the products involved and the process and have a sample that they created.S August 12 9:30am-4:30pm M $115 NM $125

Vitrigraph Cane and Inclusions for Kilnforming, Janet Foley


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Painting on Glass 101, Stan Price


Diverse Disciplines

P r i n T M A K i n GBASIC LINO-CUT WORKSHOP 1, 16+ YRSBetsy Best-SpadaroDiscover the basics of lino-cut printmaking methods and techniques! The bold and direct quality of relief printmaking is distinct and unmistakable. This medium offers a variety of interesting techniques and approaches for creating images that are striking and unique. Working from sketches, participants will create a black and white print. On day two, students will explore options for adding color to their composition. Through demonstration and active participation, students will develop their skills and understanding of this simple, yet limitless, printmaking technique. All levels welcome. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.Sa, Su July 14, 15 10am-5pm SF $20 M $105 NM $120

REDUCTION SCREENPRINTING, 16 + YRS Elizabeth BrintonMake painterly colorful prints with this one-screen, non-photo method. You will build layers of brilliant color up to a final image in glorious texture. Students will create at least one small limited edition print. This is a truly unique and rare opportunity to realize your ideas in print. Class will begin with a showing of the instructor’s work and a demonstration. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.M, W Aug 6-29 6-8pm SF $30 M $125 NM $140

C A l l i G r A P H YINTRODUCTION TO CALLIGRAPHY WORKSHOP, 16+ YRSPam KoonsCalligraphy means the art of beautiful handwriting. This workshop will introduce you to the basics of an old-world skill that adds a very personal touch to all of your special writings and projects! Discover how easy and fun the beautifully flowing Italic Calligraphy lower case hand is as we practice at a comfortable pace for everyone. No prior knowledge of calligraphy needed. Supply list provided at registration. Su July 29 10am-4pm M $60 NM $65

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B O O K M A K i n G FRIENDSHIP FOLIOS FOR ADULTS, 18+ YRS Anna Mastronardi NovakLearn how to create a fine-crafted, very personal one-of-a-kind mini-book. Your completed book will have a thousand uses: to sketch in, do watercolors while traveling, keep pressed dried flowers and leaves, a recipe book, a collection of poems, ideas to store for the next project, a personal cartoon book. Whatever your choice is, your art/idea/friendship folio will be great for yourself or a gift to someone special. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.Su July 22 11am-5pm SF $25 M $60 NM $65 C O l l A G eCOLLAGE FOR ADULTS, 18+ YRS Celeste DouvilleNo matter what your regular artist media is, collage-making every day will bring out the best in all of your artwork. Work out new color combinations, textures and shapes before committing to your large pieces. Learn techniques that get you to use a bit of everything you have in your art stash. The practice of daily art making will skyrocket your art, life and happiness to new levels. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.Sa Aug 4 10am-4pm SF $17 M $50 NM $55

B A s K e T r YMESHWORKING: CREATING BIOMORPHIC METAL MESH BASKETS, 18+ YRSLanny BergnerIn this fun 12-hour workshop you will learn basic metal mesh fabrication techniques. Students will make one biomorphic metal mesh basket and experiment with other shapes. They will be taught flame patterning with a propane torch, wire-edging techniques, and how to make twisted wire appendages and glass frit berry forms. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.Sa, Su Aug 11, 12 10am-5pm SF $30 M $105 NM $120

Basic Lino-Cut Workshop, Betsy Best-Spadaro

Meshworking: Creating Biomorphic Metal Mesh Baskets, Lanny Bergner

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Introductionto Calligraphy,Pam Koons


Photography • Artist in Residence

YOUR CAMERA, YOUR PICTURES*, 18+ YRSNat SeymourThis course will introduce you to the basics of digital camera operation and photographic technique. You will learn how aperture, shutter speed, light and motion affect the images you create. Use your own camera or share one with a friend. Any digital camera with an “M” or manual mode will work. Students should be able to email their photos, and must bring the camera and the complete camera manual to class. Supply list provided at registration. *For beginning photographers wanting an intensive learning experience, this course can be taken in conjunction with the ADVENTUROUS IMAGES WORKSHOP offered later on many of the same evenings.Th Aug 9, 16, 23 5:30-7:30pm M $60 NM $65

ADVENTUROUS IMAGES WORKSHOP, 18+ YRSNat SeymourThis course will have you seeing in different ways and taking pictures with fresh perspectives. Each week we will practice new photographic techniques, take more pictures over the week, then review and compare notes. Emphasis will be on fun and creativity. Students should bring their digital camera (with an “M” mode), complete camera manual and any other photographic equipment they want to use. This course is intended for intermediate-level photographers who are familiar with how and why to vary aperture, shutter speed and ISO. Required textbook is “PHOTO OP” by Kevin Meredith (ISBN 978-0-240-81400-1). Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class. Supply fee $25 including book or $5 without book. Please note if you need a book when you register.Th Aug 16, 23, 30 7:45-9:45pm SF $5-25 M $60 NM $65

INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS, 18+ YRS Nat SeymourThis basic two-hour overview of the powerful graphics software, Photoshop Elements, will show you its most popular features including cloning, healing, opacity and levels. Content is also directly applicable to Photoshop, the more comprehensive and more expensive cousin of Photoshop Elements. Course format is a lecture with on-screen demonstrations and Q&A throughout.Th Aug 30 5:30-7:30pm M $20 NM $25

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Master artist in residence:

DaviDe Fuin

July 23 – 27, 2012

Schack Art Center is honored to have Davide Fuin, one of the few maestros of Murano, Italy, as an artist in residence in the glassblowing studio for an entire week this July.

Davide specializes in fine blown glass and goblets using traditional Venetian techniques such as zanfirico, filigree, reticello, fumè, and cristallino. He is recognized for his goblets, bowls, plates, and historical reproductions—his work can be found in museums and galleries around the world.

Current Schack glassblowing students will have the exclusive opportunity to watch the master up close. Students may reserve a seat inside the hot shop for only $50 per day. Limited to 10 students per day, reservations are recommended. Call 425-259-5050 to reserve your spot now.

Photo credit: Martha’s Vineyard GlassworksAdventurous Images, student work by Matt Welborn

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Photography • Artist in Residence Group Art Tours

nikki Wheeler, Youth Camps 3

Jules Anslow, Youth Camps 3

April richardson, Youth Camps 3

Charlene Collins Freeman, Teen Camps 3, 4

Bonnie Aubuchon, Teen Classes 4

Anna M. novak, Teen Classes, Painting, Bookmaking 4, 5, 9

Tracy Felix Fraker, Painting 4

Colleen Dunlap, Painting 5

Donna Harris, Jewelry 5

Celeste Douville, Jewelry, Collage 6, 9

Jen elek, Glassblowing 7

Giuseppe Fria, Glassblowing 7

Aaron laChaussee, Glassblowing 7

Dan laChaussee , Glassblowing 7

Bob Mitchell, Glassblowing 7

Janet Foley, Kilnforming 8

stacey King, Kilnforming, Beadmaking 6, 8

Judy Macauley, Kilnforming 8

stan Price, Kilnforming 8

Betsy Best-spadaro, Printmaking 9

elizabeth Brinton, Printmaking 9

Pam Koons, Calligraphy 9

lanny Bergner, Basketry 9

nat seymour, Photography 10

Meet Our InstructorsLearn about our art class instructors online at schack.org/instructors

Instructors

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NEW! SCHACK ART CENTER DISCOVERY TOURS & PROJECTS FOR GROUPSDiscovery Art ToursThis FREE self-guided tour for ages 8 and up, begins with an Art Discovery Tour questionnaire that will guide you through the current exhibits as you hunt for the answers, learn about the artwork and artists. Feel free to look into our production studios and hopefully watch artists at work. Reservations required, please contact Jules at 425.259.5050. Maximum of 24 per tour.

Discovery Art ProjectsThe following art projects are available for groups after their Discovery Art Tour. Please allow up to 3 weeks for scheduling. Full payment is due upon reservation. A $10.00 processing fee, plus the cost for the entire group, will be charged when you reserve a spot for your group. Please contact Jules at 425-259-5050 to book your reservation.Faux stained Glass Windows: Ages 8-13 Minimum number of students: 5 Maximum number of students: 12, (if more than 12, students will be divided into 2 staggered groups) Allow 30 minutes for project Cost per student $10Make it now in the Flame & Kiln Forming studio: set of 4 Glass Coasters Ages 10+ Minimum number of students: 5 Allow 30-40 minutes for project Cost per student $35Make it now in the Hot shop: Glass Ornament or Float Ages 10+ Minimum number of students: 10 Allow 15-20 minutes per student Cost per student $45

S U M M E R E V E N T S & E X H I B I T S

Artists’ Garage Sale: June 16, 9am - 4pm Artist of the Year Exhibit featuring Kevin PettelleArt Advocate of the Year Exhibit featuring Josey WiseJune 21 – July 29, Opening: June 28, 5 - 8pm Fresh Paint Festival of Artists at Work: August 18 & 1910am - 5pm, Port of Everett Marina Pearls of Experience: Celebrating 30 Years of the Northwest Basket Weavers GuildAugust 9 - September 20, Opening: August 9, 5 - 8pm

Red Breast, Josey Wise, ArtAdvocate of the Year, by R Jay McCarty of Artisan Inkwell


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MASTER ARTIST IN RES IDENCE:

DaviDe Fuin

July 23 – 27, 2012

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