Current Classes

Pastel & Oil Workshop

Instructor: Sharon Will

Friday & Saturday, June 13-14, 2008
9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Cost:  $130 Member / $150 Non-member
(Materials List may be obtained by calling 810-329-9576)

Course Description:
Using Oil or Pastel students will focus on using form through the three color elements of value,
temperature, and intensity along with composition and edges.
This 2-day in-depth Workshop is for the Beginner (some drawing experience is helpful)
through the Advanced Student. 
Working from the still life demonstrations will be done in both mediums.
Depending on the response to class registration concentration may be done in only one medium.

 

CLASS REGISTRATION GUIDELINES

DEADLINE            Three business days before first class unless noted otherwise

IN PERSON           Register at the Alice Moore Center Tuesday - Saturday Noon to 5PM

BY PHONE/FAX   With charge card: Visa, MasterCard, Discover

REFUNDS             A $5.00 fee will be deducted from refunds requested PRIOR to registration deadline.
                                NO REFUNDS WILL BE MADE AFTER DEADLINE.

CLASS SIZE          If minimum is not reached by registration deadline, you will be notified of cancellation and full
                                refund will be issued.

IMPORTANT        Registration is invalid unless accompanied by payment. Classes filled first come
                                first served basis.

CANCELLATION  Cancellation due to weather will follow East China Schools.

Register by in person or by phone/fax at the Alice Moore Center for the Arts
For more information call 810-329-9576
Or fax your form to 810-329-9464

View the current flyer by clicking here (.pdf/Adobe needed to view)

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INSTRUCTORS

Lori Hannon - B.A. Art Education, M. Ed., WSU; Art Teacher, East China School District at Eddy, Gearing & Washington Elem. Schools.  Currently a Social Studies teacher at St. Clair Middle School, she has been an SCAA instructor for three years.

Cheryl "Charlie" Imboden - B.S. Art, WMU, specializing in ceramics.  Experience includes Kalamazoo Institute of Arts; The Art Center, Mount Clemens; St. Clair County Community College & Crossroads Community Church.  A member of the Mud Slingers, she has home-schooled her children and has co-taught a group of home schoolers.

Juliet Smith - Three years of concentrated ceramic study at Kalamazoo Valley Community College where she created sculptures and signs for Kalamazoo Community Garden Initiative.  Studied Arts & Science at Macomb Community College.  Currently an instructor of children's art enrichment classes at Pine River Elementary.

Carolyn Szymanski - B.S. Art Education, WSU. M.Ed. focus: Art & Our Environment.  Instructor of Creative Writing, Humanities & Fine Arts in Detroit, Livonia, Redford & Grosse Pointe Woods Schools.  Participant in numerous art shows & has served as agent for 35 Thumb Area artists for 5 years.  Owner of The Artist's Cove since 1976.