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ON VIEW

Worthington Art Teachersin the Main Gallery

Showcasing a wide-variety of artistic mediums, this exhibition highlights the personal passions and creative endeavors of the Worthington High School art teachers. From jewelry to print-making, each individual has hand-crafted several pieces of art to showcase their endeavors outside of the classroom.

January 10 – March 17, 2019 Opening Reception: Friday, January 10, 6:00 – 8:00pm

Smile Lines: Suzanne Gallagherin the Corridor Galleries

Smile Lines features a series of 52 oil portraits by artist Suzanne Gallagher. The project features members of the United States Armed Forces and includes personal statements from the subjects themselves. A poignant look at the human condition, Smile Lines emphasizes the privilege that comes from life, love, and health.

January 10 – March 17 , 2019 Opening Reception: Thursday, January 10, 6:00 – 8:00pm

Exit to Enter: Thresholds and Transformations Ruth Ann Mitchell, Marty Husted, Jeanie Auseonin the Main Gallery

Exit to Enter: Thresholds and Transformations was created in response to life-altering loss experienced by the three artists and their attempt to grapple with the affect it has had on their personal and professional lives through their work. The work is simultaneously deeply personal and universal to the human condition, making the viewing experience effective and impactful for all.

March 21 – May 12, 2019 Opening Reception: Thursday, March 21, 6:00 – 8:00pm

Ohio Governor’s Youth Art Exhibition – region 1in the Corridor Galleries

The Governor’s Awards selects the work of Ohio’s highest-performing art students every year. The awards support the continued advancement of art education for Ohio youth and seek to honor talented youth across the state.

March 21 – May 12, 2019 Student Reception: Sunday, April 07, 1:00 – 3:00pm

Central Ohio Clay Artsin the Main Gallery

The Central Ohio Clay Arts Exhibition showcases the work of its guild members and features a conglomeration of ceramic techniques. Ranging from functional, wheel-thrown art to a ceramic cake, this shows runs the gamut of clay art and features something for everyone!

May 16 – August 18, 2019 Opening Reception: Thursday, May 16, 6:00 – 8:00pm

Art Quilt Alliance: Fiber of Our Lifein the Corridor Galleries

Art Quilt Alliance, based in Central Ohio, is an organization focused on creating non-traditional art quilts made from innovative techniques such as drawing, painting, and mixed media assemblage to provide a tactile richness and enhance art principles. Their newest exhibit, Fiber of Our Life, will feature around forty works of two dimensional art quilt wall hangings, from different artists, that celebrate ourselves, our experiences, and the natural world around us. Made on cloth or recycled materials, these quilts will ultimately showcase a specific aspect of the artist’s journeys, dreams, joys, sorrows or fears through this unusual, visual storytelling.

May 16 – August 18, 2019 Opening Reception: Thursday, May 16, 6:00 – 8:00pm

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WITHDRAWAL POLICY Tuition is refundable for all classes, workshops, and camps dropped more than 7 days prior to the session start date.

If you withdraw between 7 days and 24 hours before the first meeting, you have the choice of: - a refund minus a $10 processing fee - or class credit towards another class of your choice.

The McConnell Arts Center will not issue refunds or credit for classes within 24 hours of the first meeting. An exception will be made in cases of a documented medical emergency with a physician’s note. CANCELLATIONS Classes are canceled when enrollment minimums are not reached. Students will be notified if classes are canceled and will be eligible for a full refund or class credit. Class credit does not expire and can be used towards any classes, workshops, tickets, or purchases of artwork. RESCHEDULING AND MAKE-UP CLASSES If the McConnell Arts Center or your instructor must reschedule a class, a week will be added the the end of the session. If a student misses a regularly scheduled class, the class cannot be made up and the class will not be prorated.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Dear Art Lovers, At the core of programming at the Peggy R. McConnell Arts Center is the support and elevation of works by local artists in our community. Through arts education, visual arts exhibitions, and live musical and theatrical performances, the MAC provides insight into the creative process and establishes access points for patrons to engage with art in a meaningful way.

Things are gearing up IN CLASS for 2019, so I hope you’ll browse these pages to find your next inspiration! Discover a new medium such as ceramics or photography, deepen your understanding of landscape or composition for your next painting, or move your body with a modern dance or yoga class.

Programming ON STAGE continues in 2019 with the return of the Shazzbots in January along with Jazz at the MAC series featuring pianist Tony Hagood and newcomers UCelli, a Columbus based cello quartet. Exhibition on Screen will also be returning this winter. Lastly, be sure to join us in February for MAC Chamber Orchestra’s second concert of the season and our annual fundraiser, Arts Enchanted Evening.

Stay tuned as well for an announcement about a new concert series in 2019. The Light Owl Concert Series, presented by PNC Arts Alive, will bring the hottest bands of Columbus out of the late night line up and into the light of day, complete with art activities, food, and drink for all ages.

With more than 85,000 visitors each year, the MAC provides a connection to art at every level. Your commitment as a patron, student, volunteer, and supporter allows us to change lives and make memories though creative arts experiences.

We hope to see you at the MAC again soon!

Jill Brandt Chair, Board of Trustees

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Arts Enchanted Evening: Ancient Empires at the MACFriday, February 22, 2019

Join us for the 7th annual Arts Enchanted Evening – the MAC’s premier annual fundraising event!

Stroll through the galleries enjoying food, décor and entertainment inspired by the art, culture and architecture of ancient civilizations from around the world!

Early bird tickets are $150 and go on sale in January. All proceeds benefit the creative programming at the MAC.

Visit mcconnellarts.org/event for details.

SPECIAL EVENTS

Arts Festival Preview PicnicFriday June 14th, 2019

Join friends and neighbors for the Preview Picnic. Select artists will open their booths early on Friday night, giving picnickers the first chance to view and purchase art before the festival opens on Saturday morning. Check www.mcconnellarts.org for the details of this exclusive event.

ON STAGE

Exhibition on Screen Series Degas: Passion for Perfection Friday, January 11, 2019 at 7:00pm

TICKETS: $12 ONLINE, $15 AT THE DOOR

Young PicassoFriday, February 15, 2019 at 7:00pm

TICKETS: $12 ONLINE, $15 AT THE DOOR

New in 2019: “Light” Owl Concert Series!Join us for a new concert series at the MAC! The “Light” Owl Concert Series will provide live music fans the opportunity to see the latest live music in Columbus without having to stay out past their bedtime. Instead of standing in a dingy bar at 1:00 in the morning, fans can come to the MAC for a family friendly concert, light brunch and a cocktail on a Sunday afternoon.

Stay tuned for announcements for Part I of this series beginning in February.

Presented by PNC Arts Alive

PJ Party January 20, 2019, 12:00pm - 1:30pm

Enjoy an exciting pajama-themed party at the MAC with The Shazzbots in the Bronwynn Theater! First-come, first served pizza, along with a fun art activity for all ages. Tour the galleries and explore the MAC while jamming out to The Shazzbots, a local Columbus rock-and-roll band that will take you on an outer space adventure. Don’t forget to wear your coziest PJ’s!

$10 ADULTS, $5 KIDS

Hixon DanceEntanglement Where dance meets science

April 13, 2019 at 8pm

Science and Dance meet in this in-depth collaboration. Using principles of quantum mechanics as a jumping off point for creative design, Hixon Dance brings two new compelling works to audiences that examine the chaos and beauty of science and art. New commissioned music from Jacob Reed will be performed live, and the collaboration includes original writings by local playwright Chris Leyva. Don’t miss this exciting evening of dance!

TICKETS $20 ADULTS, $10 STUDENTS

Café MACSpend your Tuesday night at the MAC! Every Tuesday, 6:30 – 9:00pm FREE! WIFI, music and java included!

Grab a cup of coffee at the MAC, sit down, fire up your laptop or just hang in the gallery and listen to some music. We’ve got a variety of styles for your listening pleasure.

1st Tuesday of each month – Ohio Fingerstyle Guitar Club 2nd Tuesday of each month – Matt Ellis and Standard Time 3rd Tuesday of each month – Ohio Fingerstyle Guitar Club 4th Tuesday of each month – The MAC Acoustics 5th Tuesday (if there is one) – Ohio Fingerstyle Guitar Club

McConnell Arts Center Chamber OrchestraRomantic LandscapesAdam Koch, French Horn Sunday, Feb 17, 2019 at 3:00pm

Siegfried: Forest Murmurs - Richard Wagner Horn Concerto No. 1 in E-flat Major, Op. 11 - Richard Strauss Symphony No. 3 in A minor, Op. 56 “Scottish” - Felix Mendelssohn

TICKETS: $15 STUDENTS, $25 IN ADVANCE, $30 AT THE DOORSave 20% with a Series Subscription: $60 FOR ALL THREE PERFORMANCES

Minimalists & MoreTony Zilincik, Tuba Sunday, May 19, 2019 at 3:00pm

Tromba lontana - John Adams Fratres: For Chamber Ensemble - Arvo Pärt Concerto Grosso - Philip Glass Tuba Concerto - Tony Zilincik (New Commission and World Premiere) Concerto Grosso No. 1 - Ernest Bloch

TICKETS: $15 STUDENTS, $25 IN ADVANCE, $30 AT THE DOORSave 20% with a Series Subscription: $60 FOR ALL THREE PERFORMANCES

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Worthington Arts FestivalSaturday June 15- Sunday June 16, 2019

The arts festival, noted as one of Central Ohio’s most loved Fine Art/Fine Craft shows, returns again on the front lawn of the MAC. The festival has been ranked along with the top 200 shows in Sunshine Artist, and gathers upwards of 25,000 attendees each summer. Don’t miss out on the art. Mark your calendars now!

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BALLETMET DANCE ACADEMY

Fun Intro SessionsInstructor: BalletMet

2018-19 Fun Intro Sessions Introductory dance sessions with rotating themes and age groups. No prior experience required. Props and minimal costuming will be provided. Please note there are no refunds for absences.

FEE IS $88 PER 6-WEEK SESSION, $79 FOR MAC MEMBERS

Session III: A Castle AdventureAges 4 – 6 by first day of session Saturdays, 12:00pm – 12:45pm January 12 – February 16

Come along on a castle adventure as we explore all things royal! Our imaginations will lead the way to noble knights, elegant princesses, magical unicorns, and fiery dragons. Children will experience the joy of movement and creative expression while learning the beginning FUNdamentals of ballet and developing flexibility, musicality and coordination. Share Day for parents and family on the final class.

Session IV: Cinderella!Ages 4 – 6 by first day of session Saturdays, 12:00pm – 12:45pm February 23 – March 30

A fairytale full of hope, hardship and happily ever after, brings your favorite characters to life with elegance and charm. With a little help from a certain Fairy Godmother, Cinderella Fun Intro is sure to be a delight. BalletMet’s Cinderella performance tickets must be purchased separately through BalletMet’s Box Office at 614-586-8665, Monday – Friday, 10:00am – 2:00pm.

Session V: Time for Tea Dance Party Ages 4 – 6 years old by the first day of the session Saturdays, 12:00pm – 12:45pm April 6 – May 18, no class April 20

You’re invited to a tea party extravaganza! We will have a head-to-toe adventure with the help of tiaras, fairy wings, tutus and more. Students will share with parents on the last day. No class the week of April 15 – April 21.

BalletMet’s 2018-19 academic year classes run through the end of May 2019. Students may enroll at any time in these on-going classes providing space is available until February 1, 2019. After February 1st, we encourage you to look at our 6 week and summer programming. For BalletMet’s Holiday Closures & Calendar Dates, Dress Code, Policies & Procedures, please see our 2018/19 Academy Handbook. Balletmet/MAC students in Year Long Classes-Children Division receive two vouchers per class to any performance during BalletMet’s 18/19 season, excluding The Nutcracker.

Mini MoversInstructor: BalletMet 3 years old by first day of session Saturdays, 12:45 – 1:15pm

Students will develop creativity and coordination with a focus on rhythm, movement, music, imagination and fun!

MONTHLY FEE: $69* / MAC MEMBER: $62*

Creative MovementInstructor: BalletMet 4 years old (by September 30, 2018) Tuesdays, 4:00 – 4:45pm

Students who are 4-years-old will discover the joys of creative movement and self-expression throughout this fun course.


Pre-Ballet 5Instructor: BalletMet 5 years old (by September 30, 2018) Tuesdays, 4:45 – 5:30pm

Students study simple movement sequences that emphasize musicality and coordination.


Pre-Ballet 6Instructor: BalletMet 6 years old (by September 30, 2018) Tuesdays, 5:30 – 6:15pm

Through group dances and solos, students develop their knowledge of dance steps with rhythm and musicality while preparing their body with conditioning and stretching exercises as they transition to ballet.


Pre-Ballet 7Instructor: BalletMet 7 years old (by September 30, 2018) Wednesdays, 6:15 – 7:15pm

Students are introduced to basic ballet steps, terminology and the relationship dance has with music.


Children’s Division*Monthly auto payment setup at time of first payment.

Ballet 1Instructor: BalletMet 8+ years old (by September 30, 2018) Wednesdays, 5:00 – 6:15pm

Enjoy a program designed to take the dancer from a beginner level to an advanced level of study. Through a healthful approach and guided progression, this class builds and enhances the dancers’ body and technique.


Student DivisionFees include vouchers redeemable for 2018-19 performances other than The Nutcracker. Students taking one class a week will receive two vouchers. Students taking two to eight classes will receive four vouchers. No more than two vouchers may be redeemed per show.

Ballet 2Instructor: BalletMet 9 years old (by September 30, 2018) Tuesdays, 6:15 – 7:45pm

Students are introduced to ballet technique through a comprehensive curriculum according to placement and individual progress. This bi-weekly class requires all students to register at BalletMet Downtown. Details are on the BalletMet website at www.balletmet.org.


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Support the arts in our community by joining today! Visit www.mcconnellarts.org or call (614) 431-0329.

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YOUTH CAMPS SUMMER 2019

Kids on the MoveAges: 6-8 years old, all skill levels Instructor: Hixon Dance Dates: May 28 – May 31 (TUESDAY- FRIDAY) Time: 9-10:30am

Let’s move! Exercise your body, mind, and imagination through basic dance steps, games, and working with friends. Learn about patterns, shapes, qualities, and expressive skills. Create your own dance! Explore dance concepts while building creativity, problem-solving skills, and confidence in a fun environment. Please have your child bring a small snack and bottle of water (no nut products please).

FEE: $76 / MAC MEMBER: $69

Minecraft Half Day CampAges: 6-9 years old Instructor: Stacey Besst Dates: May 29 – May 31 (WEDNESDAY- FRIDAY) Time: 9 am-noon

Minecraft is more than just a game! It is a creative tool for building and enhancing our understanding of the world around us. Work individually and in small groups to learn how to use the game Minecraft, how to create historically inspired architecture, mechanical devices through game physics, pixel art and exploration challenges. All work will be done and saved on MAC computers and will utilize a Minecraft Mac/PC user account.

Supplies: Must either bring existing Minecraft account information to login at camp, or use coupon code MINECRAFT when you register to add a $26.95 fee for Minecraft membership and we will set up an account for your child the first day of camp.


Film Making Grades: Students entering 9-12 Instructor: Doug Hughes Dates: June 24-June 28 Time: 9am-noon

Create a short film! Work on everything from writing the screenplay to editing the final project, and cover topics such as pre-production, acting, directing, cinematography, lighting, sound, and set design. Gain a working knowledge of what it takes to get a film produced.


Camp Creativity Full Day CampThe MAC and Worthington Pools are partnering to provide swimming and recreation time!!!

Ages: 7-12 years old (must have completed a year of full-day of Kindergarten or first grade to attend camp) Instructor: MAC faculty, partners, and Worthington Pool’s staff Dates: June 3-7 AND/OR July 8-12 Time: 9am – 5pm

Explore the visual, performing and literary arts! Work with professional artists and art educators for an art filled day. Do art in the morning, eat lunch and get outside for some pool time, then enjoy more art in the afternoon. Sign up for one week or both weeks for twice the fun! (Students will be assessed on the first day of camp to determine swimming capabilities and appropriate pool access, students must be capable of dressing themselves for pool time)

Supplies: Packed lunch, swimming gear, sunscreen and water bottle.

FEE: $290 / MAC MEMBERS: $261 (INCLUDES POOL ADMISSION)

Beach PartyAges: 3-4 years old Instructor: BalletMet Dates: June 17-21 Time: 10:00 am-1:00 am

Surf’s up with BalletMet! Get ready to have some Summer fun dancing on the beach and in the sun. Parents are invited to our beach party on the final day.


Dance EssentialsAges: 9-12 years old Instructor: Hixon Dance Dates: June 3 – June 10 Time: 9 am-noon

Learn about 5 different styles of dance including Hip-Hop, Tap, Jazz, Musical Theater, and Modern. Each day you will learn basic steps, explore the influences of pop-culture on each style, and watch samples from famous dancers. Find out which dance style you love best in this fun beginner level class. No special dance shoes required. Soft-soled clean jazz shoes, sneakers, or bare feet recommended.


Dancing Theatre TalesAges: 5-7 years old Instructor: BalletMet and Columbus Children’s Theatre Dates: June 10-14 Times (choose one session): AM session 9:00 am-12:00 pm / PM session 1:00-4:00 pm

Ballet dancers tell a story with their bodies. Actors tell a story with their voice. In this camp, students will learn a classic fairytale from BalletMet and Columbus Children’s Theatre professionals. Experience a unique performance on the last day of camp. (over-flow parking for afternoon session will be at Evening Street Elementary next to the MAC due to Arts Festival traffic )


Teen Choreography CampAges: 12-15 years old (Some Dance Experience Helpful) Instructor: Hixon Dance Dates: July 8 – July 12 Time: 9 am-noon

Make your own dance numbers! Explore basic dance improvisation games, and learn the compositional tools used to create your own choreography. Work with others to bring your ideas to life, and perform in each other’s work. Collaboration, cooperation, and imagination are essential. Camp will culminate with an informal showcase of student dances.


Drawing and Painting from LifeAges: 8-12 years old Instructor: Zach Goetz Dates June 24-June 28 Time: 9am-noon

Art and the Landscape: Drawing and Painting from observation, you will work En Plein Air – French for “in the open air.” Work outdoors and create works of art based on the natural world and local landscapes. Collect and use materials found in nature to create natural and organic works of art, temporary earthworks and outdoor sculpture.


Acting AnimalsGrades: Grades: K-2nd Instructor: Columbus Children’s Theatre Dates: June 24-June 28 Time: 9am-noon

Discover beginner level acting skills while pretending to be animals from the zoo, farms, and even favorite characters such as those from Paw Patrol and The Lion King! Immerse yourself into the Animal Kingdom through the use of acting games, costumes, creative play, and animal movements!


Time for Tea Dance PartyAges: 4-6 years old Instructor: BalletMet Dates: July 22 – July 26 Time: 10:00 am-noon

You’re invited to a weeklong tea party extravaganza! Journey with us on a head-to-toe adventure with the help of tiaras, fairy wings, tutus and more.


Once Upon a Sugar PlumAges: 4-6 years old Instructor: BalletMet Dates: July 15-19 Times (choose one session): AM session 9:00 am-12:00 pm / PM session 1:00-4:00 pm

Join the Sugar Plum Fairy and all her princess friends as they travel through magical lands! Watch as your own fairytale story unfolds on this creative and imaginative adventure.


Hamilton CampGrades: Grades: 5th-8th (some prior experience in acting/musical theatre suggested) Instructor: Columbus Children’s Theatre Dates: June 24-June 28 Time: 1-4pm

Be “in the room where it happens”! Come ready to work songs, scenes, dances, and rap battles with other fans of this hip-hop musical! Do not throw away your shot to have a spot in this class as we explore Broadway’s hit, Hamilton!


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Intro to Ceramics Half Day Camp Ages: 8-12 years old Instructor: Zach Goetz Dates: July 15 – July 19 Time: 9am-noon

Learn three basic hand-building techniques (pinch, coil, and slab constructions) and glazing methods to create ceramic pieces based on your personal interests. Also learn basic mold making and slip casting techniques.


Fiber Arts Half Day Camp Ages: 8-12 years old Instructor: Zach Goetz Dates: July 22 – July 26 Time: 9am-noon

Investigate traditional and contemporary weaving, natural textile dying techniques, machine and hand-sewing techniques, felting, and the development of three-dimensional art objects and sculpture using found and repurposed fabrics, hand-made textiles, and other soft materials.


American GirlfriendAges: 6-8 years old Instructor: BalletMet Dates: July 22 – July 26 Time: 1:00pm-3:00pm

Celebrate all you can be as you and your doll dance the week away! Learn dances inspired by your doll’s character and time period. Express your individuality by creating a dance of your own.


SongwritingGrades: Students entering 9-12 Instructor: Chris Shaw and Jim Shaw Dates: July 22 – July 26 Time: 1:00 – 4:00pm

Take your songwriting to the next level. Find your creativity, passion, and your own voice. Explore all aspects of this art form including lyric writing, vocal technique, melody writing and more. Bring your instrument to play - Guitar-Uke - Bass- etc.


Theater CampGrades: K-3rd (beginner to intermediate level) Instructor: Columbus Children’s Theatre Dates: July 15 – July 19 and July 22 – July 26 (2 weeks) Time: noon-5pm

Grow well-rounded theatrical skills while working as a team to produce a well-known musical! Spend two weeks with professional theatre teaching artists and production team members to create a performance including songs, dancing, acting, costumes, and set pieces! Join us for the culminating performance on Friday, July 26th at 4:00pm. Musical TBA!


Triple ThreatAges: 8-12 years old Instructor: BalletMet and Columbus Children’s Theatre Dates: July 29 – August 2 Times (choose one session): AM session 9:00 am-12:00 pm / PM session 1:00-4:00 pm

Hone the three skills of a Triple Threat, singing, dancing and acting! Work with professionals from BalletMet and Columbus Children’s Theatre and create a special last day of camp performance on the McConnell Arts Center’s Bronwynn Theatre.


Photography Half Day CampAges: 9-12 years old Instructor: Stacey Besst Dates: August 5– August 9 Times: 9 am-noon

Make amazing pictures using a digital camera! Learn how to use a camera and explore making interesting images, from portraiture to landscape subjects, candid and posed, still, and action images. Edit and manipulate your images in Photoshop as well as other editing software. Bring your own point-and-shoot digital camera; even an iPhone or iPod will work (bring all cables, charger, batteries, and memory card).


YOUTH CAMPS SUMMER 2019 YOUTH CLASSES

Thurber House Spring Break WorkshopGrades 4-6 Instructor: Thurber House Writing & MAC Art Instructors Tuesday – Thursday, March 12 – 14 Time: 9:00am-4:00pm

Tired of the cold and snow? Break out of the winter blues with a mini-camp! The McConnell Arts Center and Thurber House are partnering to bring you three fun-filled days of writing and art that will stretch your creativity and have you laughing along the way. You’ll dream-up crazy characters, fun stories and wacky settings that are out of this world. Then you’ll get your hands dirty in the art studios making pieces to go along. There won’t be a part of your imagination, or of the MAC, that will be left untouched! Campers will need to bring a sack lunch. All supplies and a mid-afternoon snack will be provided.

FEE: $115 / MAC MEMBERS: $104

Broadway Showstoppers! Instructor: Columbus Children’s Theatre Dates: Wednesdays, January 9 – February 20 (7 Weeks) Time: K-2nd Grade: 5:00pm – 5:45pm Time: 3rd-5th Grade: 6:00pm – 7:00pm

Enjoy an introduction to wild singing and dancing showstoppers from the stage and screen from shows ranging from Matilda to The Little Mermaid. Build vocal skills while learning how to sing Broadway tunes, and practice movement basics while learning choreography. No experience necessary to join in on the Broadway fun!

Attire: Students should wear comfortable clothing they can move in easily.

FEE: K-2ND GRADE: $90 / MAC MEMBERS: $81FEE: 3RD-5TH GRADE: $100 / MAC MEMBERS: $90

Mixed Media ArtInstructor: Yani Sheng Ages 10 – 14 | all skill levels Thursdays, 3:30am – 6:00pm May 2 – June 6 (6 Weeks)

Learn about the opportunities mixed media has to offer for self-expression. Produce artwork that combines classical mediums like painting and drawing with unconventional mediums like journaling and collage. Push their own creative boundaries and express yourself in new and exciting ways.


Musical Theater 101: FrozenInstructor: Columbus Children’s Theatre Dates: Wednesdays, March 6 – April 17 (7 Weeks) Time: K-2nd Grade: 5:00 – 5:45pm Time: 3rd-5th Grade: 6:00 – 7:00pm

Study basic vocal technique, characterization, beginner dance, and the staging of songs and scenes from the hit movie and Broadway show Frozen! In this beginner level course, anyone who loves the songs and story of Frozen will enjoy learning musical theatre techniques while taking on the character of Anna, Elsa, or Olaf!

Attire: Students should wear comfortable clothing they can move in easily.

FEE: K-2ND GRADE: $90 / MAC MEMBERS: $81FEE: 3RD-5TH GRADE: $100 / MAC MEMBERS: $90

Introduction to SculptureInstructor: Yani Sheng Ages 10 – 14 | all skill levels Thursdays, 3:30pm – 6:00pm January 10 – February 21 (7 Weeks)

Learn about the huge range of techniques and mediums for creating 3-dimensional work. Create and paint two original sculptures. Subject focus will be Japanese Anime or Manga character design.


Introduction to PrintmakingInstructor: Yani Sheng Ages 10 – 14 | all skill levels Thursdays, 3:30am – 6:00pm March 7 – April 18 (7 Weeks)

Make multiple copies, of variations of an image, using many different styles and mediums with the versatility of printmaking. Create your own image, and make various editions using block printing techniques.


http://www.mcconnellarts.org/summer-camps/

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Modern Dance Jr.Instructor: Hixon Dance Ages 9 – 11 Thursdays, 5:15 – 6:15pm January 10 - February 21 (7 weeks) March 7 – April 18 (7 weeks) May 2 – June 6 (6 weeks)

Dive in to the basics of Modern dance technique. Learn steps that teach you how to roll, fall, jump, turn, travel, and suspend through fun activities. Further enhance your skills and creativity through improvisational games. Enjoy and express yourself through dance. Each session works on new skills and new steps. Take all 3 sessions or any individual session.

FEE FOR 7 WEEKS: $75 / MAC MEMBERS: $68FEE FOR 6 WEEKS: $64 / MAC MEMBERS: $58

Beginner Hip-HopInstructor: Hixon Dance Ages 10 – 14 Thursdays, 7:15 – 8:00pm January 10 - February 21 (7 weeks) March 7 - April 18 (7 weeks) May 2 - June 6 (6 weeks)

An introduction to the basic moves, style, and footwork of hip-hop dance. Students will build a solid foundation in movement skills to help them perform popular dance moves and original choreography, all performed to age-appropriate top 40 and hip-hop music. Each session works on new skills, new steps, and new choreography. Take all three sessions or any individual session.


Broadway BasicsInstructor: Hixon Dance Ages 11 – 14 Thursdays, 6:15 – 7:15pm Winter Session 1: January 10 - February 21 (7 weeks) Winter Session 2: March 7 - April 18 (7 weeks) Winter Session 3: May 2 - June 6 (6 weeks)

Enhance your performing skills by practicing steps from Broadway choreography, building characters through movement or posture, and learning a real Broadway dance number! Take all three sessions or any individual session.


Super MoversInstructor: Hixon Dance Ages 3 – 5 Saturdays, 10:00 – 10:45am Monsters and Fairies | January 12 - February 23 (7 weeks) Let Loose with Seuss! | March 9- April 20 (7 weeks) Jump Into Spring | May 4 - June 8 (6 weeks)

Hear your favorite stories, and then transform into fun characters. Explore size, level, direction, speed, energy, and shapes. Use your imagination with props and costumes, and communicate your ideas with your body. A great introduction to dance for small children! Each session works on new skills and has a different theme. Take all three sessions or any individual session.


Kids on the MoveInstructor: Hixon Dance Ages 6 – 9 Saturdays, 10:45 – 11:45am Fantastic Creatures | January 12 - February 23 (7 weeks) Dr. Seuss Edition | March 9 - April 20 (7 weeks) Natural Wonders | May 4 - June 8 (6 weeks)

Let’s move! Exercise your body, mind, and imagination through basic dance steps, games, and working with friends. Learn about patterns, shapes, qualities, and expressive skills. Create your own dance! Explore dance concepts while building creativity, problem-solving skills, and confidence in a fun environment. Each session works on new skills and has a different theme. Take all three sessions or any individual session.


Learn to Draw IInstructor: Stacey Besst Ages 7 – 12 | all skill levels Saturdays, 10:30am – 12:30pm January 12 – February 23 (7 Weeks)

Drawing is the foundation of the visual arts. Learn how to see like an artist, develop the fundamental skills of drawing, and explore different drawing mediums. Focus on different drawing techniques, work to build drawing skills and experiment in various mediums. Please dress for mess!

Bring: 8” x 10” sketchbook or similar in size


Youth CeramicsInstructor: Stacey Besst Ages 13 – 16 | all skill levels Saturdays, 1:00 – 3:00pm January 12 – February 23 (7 Weeks)

Beginners learn the basic skills necessary to make functional ceramic pieces, trimming and glaze application. Intermediate/ advanced students can refine their skills while learning new and exciting techniques. Receive one-on-one time with the instructor during each class. Access to the MAC’s open studio hours is included for length of the course. Must be accompanied by an adult during open studio time.


YOUTH CLASSES

Adventures in PhotographyInstructor: Stacey Besst Ages 7 – 12 | all skill levels Saturdays, 1:00 – 3:00pm March 9 – April 20 (7 Weeks)

Make amazing pictures using a digital camera! Learn how to use a camera, explore making interesting images: from portraiture to landscape subjects, candid and posed, still and action images. Edit and manipulate your images in Photoshop as well as other editing software. Bring your own point-and-shoot digital camera, even an iPhone or iPod will work (bring all cables, charger, batteries, and memory card).


Family Pottery for Children and Parents (and Grandparents!) Instructor: Zach Goetz Youth: Ages 6 – 17 | Adult: 18+ Saturdays, 10:00am – 11:30am January 12 – February 23 (7 Weeks) OR March 9 – April 20 (7 Weeks)

A course for children and parents to explore clay together! Learn three basic hand-building techniques (pinch pot, coil construction, and slab construction) and glazing techniques. Students will experiment with textures and form, and creating functional and non-functional projects.


The Art of CartooningInstructor: Stacey Besst Ages 7 – 12 | all skill levels Saturdays, 10:30am – 12:30pm March 9 – April 20 (7 Weeks)

Develop a cartoon by writing the story and putting it together into a comic panel. Find inspiration, develop drawing skills, create characters, bring them to life, and polish your comic utilizing both traditional cartooning and digital techniques. Explore various cartooning mediums such as caricatures, comic strips, story-telling, digital comics, cartoon making software and stop motion animation. Each class project will build on the previous week’s material.

Supplies: 8” x 10” sketchbook or similar in size, USB flash drive (2 GB or larger)


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CERAMICS, PAINTING AND DRAWING

Ceramics: Open Studio 16 to Adult | all skill levels

Enhance your creative experience at the MAC. Work independently on projects during open studio time. Open to past and current MAC ceramics students (when two classes of your initial class are completed); or by request, with experience. Students must use clay purchased through the MAC. Register for one or more months for twice the studio time! Schedule by calling the MAC at 614-431-0329. Ceramics studio is available for studio time anytime during MAC hours when a class is not scheduled (PDF of class session schedule available at www.mcconnellarts.org). Students must exit the building at closing time.

MONTHLY PASS UP TO 25 HOURSFEE: $53 / MAC MEMBERS: $48

MONTHLY PASS UP TO 50 HOURSFEE: $95 / MAC MEMBERS: $86

Sculptural Slab Vases and Boxes Instructor: Marty Shuter 15 to Adult | all skill levels Thursdays, 6:00 – 9:00pm January 10 – February 21 – 7 weeks

Create small decorative boxes and sculptural vases with lids and feet. Emphasis will be on the details - from underglaze patterns and embossed texture to sculptural knobs and relief decoration. Up your expertise in slab construction and master decoration.

INCLUDES FIRST CLAY & LAB/FIRING FEES.


Pet ProjectsInstructor: Marty Shuter 15 to Adult | all skill levels Thursdays, 6:00 – 9:00pm March 7 – April 18 – 7 weeks

Bring your favorite dog/cat/creature to life in vases, mugs and thick tiles with relief carvings, sculptural additions and/or decorative embellishments. Create creature sculptures with attitude and flair for coffee table conversation pieces. Focus on both the sculptural and the decorative in this pet project class.



Intro to CeramicsInstructor: Lauren Miller 15 to Adult | all skill levels Wednesdays, 6:00 – 9:00pm January 9– February 20 – 7 weeks March 6 – April 17 – 7 weeks May 1 – June 5 – 6 weeks

Enjoy stress relieving play in a beautiful, light filled studio. Indulge in your creative side by learning introductory ceramic techniques or simply refresh your memory after a long break from making. Open to all skill levels, Intro to Ceramics focuses on pinching, slab-building, coil building and wheel throwing techniques. Given the community-based nature of ceramics, the class will be largely group-led, focusing on the interests and development of the individual student.

INCLUDES FIRST CLAY & LAB/FIRING FEES, as well as 20 hours of independent studio time.

FEE FOR 7 WEEKS: $200 / MAC MEMBER: $180FEE FOR 6 WEEKS: $175 / MAC MEMBER: $158

Ceramics: Face to FaceInstructor: Marty Shuter 15 to Adult | all skill levels Thursdays, 6:00 – 9:00pm May 2 – June 6 – 6 weeks

Breathe added life into your figurative work. Sharpen your ability to detail facial features. Learn how to create expression and character in clay. Whether animal or human, we will make a series of projects that expand your ability to sculpt expressive faces.


FEE FOR 6 WEEKS: $175 / MAC MEMBER: $158

Painting & Drawing Open Studio Sessions15 to Adult | all skill levels Studio Monitor: Joyce Fisher & Barb Carruthers Thursdays, 2:00 – 5:00pm January 10 – February 21 March 7 – April 18 May 2 – June 6

Enhance your creative experience at the MAC and work independently on projects during open studio sessions. Open to all MAC painting & drawing students; or by request with experience. Students provide their own canvas and painting supplies. A studio assistant will be on hand to answer questions, but will not be instructing. (Fee waived for students currently enrolled in a MAC painting or drawing class.)


Portrait Painting Open StudioStudio Monitors: Ohio Portrait Painters Ages 15 to adult Wednesdays, 7:00 – 9:00pm Monthly

Open portrait painting, Wednesday evenings! Join the group and hone your skills with a live model every session. You are welcome to choose your medium, bring your own materials and easel. Set up time is 6:30 – 7:00pm, model will pose 7:00 – 9:00pm, with timed breaks. There may be times that the general public observes your work. Session may move from space to space, based on availability. ** Flat fee per month, no matter the amount of Wednesdays. Refunds, partial refunds or prorated fees will not be honored. If you would like to send a friend in your place, you are welcome to do so. In the event of inclement weather, the session will be rescheduled.

MONTHLY FEE: $25 / MAC MEMBERS: $23

Watercolor Sketching15 to Adult | all skill levels Instructor: Joseph Lombardo Tuesdays, 10:00am – 1:00pm April 30 – May 21 (4 weeks)

Learn to use watercolor as a tool for sketching. Record scenes, experiences, and ideas rapidly and from observation. The techniques are good for travel, plein air painting, and urban sketching. Use watercolors in sketchbooks and gain confidence in material and brushwork. Learn to loosen-up and paint quickly without fuss.


Large Scale Painting: From Start to Finish15 to Adult | all skill levels Instructor: Joseph Lombardo Tuesdays, 10:00am – 1:00pm January 8– February 19

Complete one large painting over the seven-week period. Start each class with a painting demonstration advancing the painting into the next step, then continue to work on your own large-scale painting with individual instruction. Develop control and build confidence in working large. Large scale is defined by the size of your vehicle and your ambition. 30”x40” is recommended but any size will work. Paint from your own photographs. Oil or acrylic painters are welcome all instructor demonstrations will be done in oil.


Creative Painting: Exploration and Discovery15 to Adult | all skill levels Instructor: Joseph Lombardo Wednesdays, 10:00am – 1:00pm January 9– February 20

To draw or paint well you must learn to see well. Avoid drawing what you ‘think’ you see, or drawing from preconceived notions of the object rather than true observation. Cover the fundamentals of drawing including: contour, line, negative space, sight measuring, value, hatching, 1-point and 2-point perspective, atmospheric perspective, ellipses, and gesture.


Intermediate and Advanced Painting15 to Adult | all skill levels Instructor: Joseph Lombardo Wednesdays, 10:00am – 1:00pm May 1 - May 22 (4 weeks)

Expand the basic skills of your painting practice and take your art to the next level through independent exploration with instructional guidance. Learn through group critiques, discussions, slide shows, and experimentation. Create a body of work with original artistic expression and style. All level painters are welcome but at least one class with Joseph Lombardo or intermediate/advanced skill level painting recommended.


PAINTING AND DRAWING

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PAINTING AND DRAWING

Pastels15 to Adult | all skill levels Instructor: Angela Gage Wednesdays, 2:00 – 5:00pm January 9 – February 20

Learn the basics of this vibrant and versatile medium and discover how to use color and line to create expressive works of art. Build upon the skills you have used and learn how to take this vibrant, versatile medium and take your artwork to the next level.


Exploring the Portrait15 to Adult | all skill levels Instructor: Angela Gage Tuesdays, 6:00 – 9:00pm March 5 – April 16

Explore all aspects of portraiture. Learn proportions of the face. Mix flesh tones. Capture a likeness as you draw and paint from a photographs and clothed models.


Nude Figure Drawing and/or Painting15 to Adult | all skill levels Instructor: Angela Gage Tuesdays, 6:00 – 9:00pm January 8 – February 19 (7 weeks) April 30 – June 4 (6 weeks)

Draw or paint the human figure while working from models. Discuss proportions of the figure and face, as well as techniques and basics of drawing. Gain confidence while working with charcoal and/or pencils. Price includes model fees.


Oil Painting 101 15 to Adult | beginner Instructor: Angela Gage Wednesdays, 6:00 – 9:00pm January 9 – February 20 (7 weeks) OR March 6 – April 17 (7 weeks) OR May 1 – June 5 (6 weeks)

Learn how to paint using oils. Start painting, mix colors, apply the paint and learn about glazing and palette knife work.


Oil Painting from Life 15 to Adult | intermediate/advanced Instructor: Fred Fochtman Thursdays: 10:00am – 1:00pm January 10 – February 21

Create oil paintings from the practice of direct observation or painting from life. Explore the many building blocks of the painting process, with emphasis on the importance of drawing and value as essential components in painting from life. Subjects of study may include still life, landscape, figure and interior. Recognizing that painting is a process requiring continued practice and exploration, this class adds another tool or set of ideas to compliment your growth as a painter.


Foundation of Drawing15 to Adult | beginner Instructor: Angela Gage Wednesdays, 2:00 – 5:00pm March 6 – April 17

Work from still life set ups and photographs. Focus on the basics, build skills, and learn how to see as an artist, while working from your own photos, a personal still life, and more. Gain confidence while experimenting with pencils, charcoal, pastel and ink.

FEE FOR 7 WEEKS: $214 / MAC MEMBERS: $193

Plein Air15 to Adult | all skill levels Instructor: Angela Gage Wednesdays, 2:00 – 5:00pm May 1 – June 5

Learn what is involved with painting and drawing outside. Review composition, techniques and how to handle challenges you might encounter. Meet in several outdoor locations including downtown for cityscape work, as well as in parks for more natural landscape surroundings (all spots will be close to restrooms). We will meet at Sharon Woods Park at a specific location TBD for our first session. You will contacted via email a few days prior to the beginning of class. In case of inclement weather we will be working indoors from photographs at the MAC.


Abstract Flowers15 to Adult | all skill levels Instructor: Mary Pat Turner Thursdays, 6:00 – 9:00pm March 7 – April 18 (7 Weeks)

Create one large scale abstract painting of flowers which will be an individual interpretation of the subject primarily through color, shape, and gesture. Discuss how to use the elements of art to describe the illusion of space and form, and how to develop a painting that references life, while still retaining looseness and freedom of expression. Work from both still-life and photographs. Drawing experience is not required. This class is taught using acrylics, but is open to oil painters if they use non-toxic mediums and cleaners.


Beginning Drawing15 to Adult Instructor: Tanya Pirasteh Thursdays: 6:00 – 9:00pm January 10 – February 21

Learn the joy and immediacy of drawing in this unique project-based program in drawing fundamentals. Enjoy instructional guidance and group and individual critique.


Expressionistic Landscape15 to Adult | all skill levels Instructor: Mary Pat Turner Thursdays, 6:00 – 9:00pm May 2 – June 6

Work side-by-side to create one large scale abstract landscape from beginning to finish. Discuss the use of color for both spatial and emotive effects. Experiment with mark making as simplified texture. No drawing experience is necessary. This class is taught using acrylics, but is open to oil painters if they use non-toxic mediums and cleaners.


Creativity, Inspiration and Practice: Guidance for Writers 16 to Adult Instructor: Melissa Weber and Nicole Gnezda Tuesdays, 7:00 – 8:30pm January 29– February 12 (3 weeks)

Join Creativity Consultant Nicole M. Gnezda, PhD and Creative Writing Instructor Melissa L. Weber, MA for a unique three-part class that will help you tap into your creative resources, provide you with techniques to improve your craft, and offer you an opportunity to make progress on your writing and share your work with your classmates.

FEE: $ 160/ MAC MEMBERS: $144

PAINTING, DRAWING AND WRITING




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Beginning DSLR Digital PhotographyInstructor: Barb Schwartz 15 to Adult | all skill levels Wednesdays, 6:45 – 8:45pm May 1 – May 22 (4 weeks)

Learn easy and successful techniques to get better photos with your camera. Hands-on lectures, 3 projects, and helpful critiques are specifically designed to improve your skills in photography. You’ll explore camera controls, modes, shooting in Manual mode, and how to choose the correct image resolution, exposure and focus. You will also be exposed to photo composition, lenses, and using available light and flash to create beautiful photographs.


Barre ConditioningInstructor: Hixon Dance Ages 17+ | No prior experience necessary Wednesdays, 7:30 – 8:30pm January 9– February 20 (7 weeks) March 6 – April 17 (7 weeks) May 1 – June 5 (6 weeks)

Gain strength while you build coordination and flexibility in this conditioning class. Work on muscle tone at the barre, increase mobility with gentle stretching, and feel connected with core-strengthening floor exercises. Each session works on new exercises. Take all 3 sessions or any individual session.


Adult ModernInstructor: Hixon Dance Ages 17+ | No prior experience necessary Fridays, 10:00 – 11:15am January 11 – February 22 (7 weeks) March 8– April 19 (7 weeks) May 3– June 7 (6 weeks)

Learn the art of Modern or Contemporary dance in this open-level class. Increase strength, flexibility, and coordination with fun dance combos and therapeutic exercises. Great if you are just discovering Modern dance, or re-discovering Modern dance. Take tall three sessions or any individual session.


Acoustic Roots Music Ensemble (10 weeks)Instructor: Adam Schlenker 17 to Adult I intermediate Tuesdays, January 15 – March 19: 7:30 – 9:00pm Performance on March 24, 3:30pm Thursdays, January 17 – March 21: 7:30 – 9:00pm Performance on March 24, 3:30pm Tuesdays, April 16 – June 18: 7:30 – 9:00pm Performance on June 23, 2:00pm Thursdays, April 18 – June 20: 7:30 – 9:00pm Performance on June 23, 2:00pm

Play music in a non-threatening, organized group setting. Interact with other instruments/musicians and gain a better understanding of the role of your instrument. Charts/tabs and audio will be provided for each song (The skill level of each participant will be taken into account). Songs from the American Roots Music catalog will be used. Open to any acoustic instrument: vocal, guitar, mandolin, fiddle/violin, banjo, bass, dobro, Ukulele, etc. Perform for your family and friends.


PHOTOGRAPHY, DANCE AND MUSIC

ADULT WORKSHOPS

Encaustic Collage Painting (1 day)Instructor: Juliette Montague 15 to adult | all skill levels Saturday, 10:00am – 5:00pm February 2 OR March 16 OR April 20

Learn basic encaustic collage, assemblage and image making techniques to expand your mixed media art making! Learn how to create beautiful layered works using the ancient media of natural beeswax to create collages, embed three dimensional objects, incorporate stenciled and transferred imagery, explore sgraffito techniques and create custom colors of encaustic paint.


The Artist Way Workshop Instructor: Joyce Fisher Adult | all skill levels Saturday, 10:00am-4:00pm March 9

Recover your creativity! Discuss Julia Cameron’s best-selling book, The Artist’s Way, to discover causes of potential blocks in your artistic process. Let your inspiration loose. Get paint-splattered as you jump-start your creative juices and have fun!

Please read the Introduction and familiarize yourself with Spiritual Electricity, Basic Principles, and Basic Tools of The Artist’s Way prior to class.




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