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1 MUSEUM SCHOOL SUMMER CLASSES 2018 Registration Deadline: June 10 arkansasartscenter.org/museumschool East 9th Street Little Rock, AR

2 ARKANSAS ARTS CENTER MUSEUM SCHOOL 501 East 9th Street Little Rock, AR Guidelines + Policies 2 Adult Classes 3 Continuing Education 10 Children + Youth Classes 10 Half-Day Camps 11 Theatre Classes 12 Special thanks to Drs. Joyce and Helmut Redetzki for their sponsorship of this publication. REGISTER BY JUNE 10 GUIDELINES + POLICIES HOW TO REGISTER Register online at arkansasartscenter.org/museumschool. confirmations are sent to students who provide a valid address. REGISTRATION DEADLINES Please consult the online schedule for registration deadlines for each class or workshop. If minimum enrollment is not reached by the registration deadline, the class will be cancelled and refunds will be issued. A $50 administrative fee will be added to registrations received after the deadline for any class or workshop. ENROLLMENT Class space is limited. Registration is first come first served. Please register early. Most registrations will close one week in advance of the class start date. TUITION Tuition amounts are noted in the class schedule. Full payment of tuition is required at the time of registration. Tuition is not pro-rated. Payment plans are available. Call for more information. DISCOUNTS Arkansas Arts Center members receive 20% off tuition for one year from the date of their membership. To learn more about membership benefits visit arkansasartscenter.org/ membership. CANCELLATIONS The Arkansas Arts Center reserves the right to cancel, combine or reschedule classes as needed. Classes not meeting the minimum enrollment will be cancelled one week in advance of the start date. Students will be notified by if a class has been cancelled and will receive a full refund. Visit arkansasartscenter.org/inclement-weather for our inclement weather policy. PARKING The Arkansas Arts Center offers free secure parking. Students may enter the building through the Lower Lobby entrance by the Children s Theatre. To view the full list of GUIDELINES + POLICIES please visit arkansasartscenter.org/museum-school-policies.

3 Register by June 10 ADULT CLASSES ADULT CLASSES CERAMICS Only clay purchased at the Arkansas Arts Center is allowed for use in ceramics classes. During the first session, students will purchase a 25 lb. bag of clay from their instructor. Cost is $30 and covers all glazing and firing fees. Basic Handbuilding is required for all intermediate or advanced handbuilding and wheelthrowing classes. DAY CLASSES Basic Handbuilding ACE01-5 JEAN MROSS Mondays, 9 a.m. 12 p.m. Explore basic pinch, slab, and coil construction methods, as well as the use of molds. Decorative treatments will include stamps, slips, and stains. Learn how to glaze and finish pots using high-fire glazing techniques. Important to attend first class. Intro to Wheel & Independent Study ACE05-3 JEAN MROSS Mondays, 12:30 3:30 p.m. Prerequisite: Basic Handbuilding or equivalent Need an intro to the wheel or just some help refining your existing skills? Sign up for a throwing class! Learn to throw a cylinder, mug, bowl, vase, and various other functional pots. Discover how to finish pots, using standard decorating and glazing techniques. High-fire, low-fire, and Raku available. Intermediate/Advanced Hand & Wheel ACE19-3 JULIA BAUGH Tuesdays, 10 a.m. 1 p.m. Prerequisite: Basic Handbuilding & Introduction to the Wheel or equivalent Explore both handbuilding and wheelthrowing techniques with an emphasis on creating a more refined form. Create, design, and pursue your own projects using one or both techniques. Demonstrations will include more complex forms and advanced techniques in throwing, handbuilding, and glazing. All firing options available. Independent Study Ceramics ACE21-5 BETH LAMBERT Ceramics Department Chair Wednesdays, 11 a.m. 2 p.m. $252 members, $315 non-members For intermediate/advanced students Develop and refine your handbuilding and throwing skills, and expand your range of forms through individual projects. Demonstrations will include more complex forms and advanced techniques in throwing, handbuilding, and glazing. Wheelthrowing in Studio 4 only. For students with moderate to extensive experience who have mastered basic centering and pulling skills. Independent Study Ceramics ACE21-3 ADRIAN QUINTANAR Resident Artist Thursdays, 10:30 a.m. 1:30 p.m. For intermediate/advanced students See Independent Study Ceramics ACE21-5 for description. Integrating Color and Form for Earthenware ACE32-1 JULIE HOLT Thursdays, 10:30 a.m. 1:30 p.m. Prerequisite: Beginning Handbuilding or equivalent Explore concepts of content, narrative, pattern, and abstract design on handbuilt earthenware forms. Learn about color theory and how to apply decorative elements to handbuilt and sculptural forms. Use slip, underglazes, and low fire techniques while developing a personal voice in your work. Materials fee of $20 payable to instructor at first class. Independent Study Ceramics ACE21-4 KELLY EDWARDS 10 Sessions: June 22 August 24 Fridays, 10:30 a.m. 1:30 p.m. For intermediate/advanced students See Independent Study Ceramics ACE21-5 for description. NIGHT CLASSES Introduction to the Wheel ACE02-1 KELLY EDWARDS Mondays, 6:30 9:30 p.m. Prerequisite: Basic Handbuilding or equivalent Focus on basic skills of wedging, centering, opening, pulling, and trimming a pot. Learn to throw a cylinder, mug, bowl, vase, and flower pot. Discover how to finish pots using standard decorating and glazing techniques. Bring towel to each class. This class is an introduction to the potter s wheel for beginning students only. Basic Handbuilding ACE01-3 ADRIAN QUINTANAR Resident Artist Tuesdays, 6:30 9:30 p.m. See Basic Handbuilding ACE01-5 for description. Intermediate Throwing ACE07-1 KELLY EDWARDS Tuesdays, 6:30 9:30 p.m. Prerequisite: Introduction to the Wheel or equivalent Take your throwing skills to the next level. Continue to develop basic skills such as trimming and pulling handles, as well as throw more complicated forms such as serving bowls, lidded vessels, platters, and altered forms. Work at your own skill level and progress at your own rate. For experienced students who have mastered basic centering and pulling techniques. See supply lists at arkansasartscenter.org/supply-lists arkansasartscenter.org/museumschool 3

4 ADULT CLASSES Register by June 10 Intermediate/Advanced Handbuilding ACE18-3 CELIA STOREY Wednesdays, 6 9 p.m. $252 members, $315 non-members Prerequisite: Basic Handbuilding or equivalent Build on your basic handbuilding skills. Students can work at their own skill level as they explore both functional and sculptural forms. All firing options are available. Intermediate/Advanced Hand & Wheel ACE19-1 FLETCHER LARKIN Wednesdays, 6:30 9:30 p.m. $252 members, $315 non-members Prerequisite: Basic Handbuilding & Introduction to the Wheel or equivalent See Independent Study Ceramics ACE19-3 for description. Intermediate/Advanced Hand & Wheel ACE19-2 JULIA BAUGH Thursdays, 6:30 9:30 p.m. Prerequisite: Basic Handbuilding & Introduction to the Wheel or equivalent See Intermediate/Advanced Hand & Wheel ACE19-3 for description. Sculptural Narratives in Clay ACE33-1 HAMID EBRAHIMIFAR Thursdays, 6:30 9:30 p.m. Prerequisite: Basic Handbuilding or equivalent Develop your stories into clay sculpture while engaging your creative thinking process. Classes will present a broader discussion of sculptural forms beyond the figure and how best to incorporate narrative elements. Learn to form, texture, and finish work to bring your ideas to life. Each class includes time to share insights, inspirations, or ask questions. SPECIAL WORKSHOPS Soda Workshop AWS-CE-05-1 DAIN COUCH, Guest Instructor 2 Sessions: July 14 & 28 Saturdays, 1 3 p.m. $24 members, $30 non-members Prerequisite: Basic Handbuilding or equivalent Explore the soda firing process in our soda kiln. Learn about soda glazes, slips, and wadding. Bring 2 3 small, leather hard pots for applying flashing slips and 2 3 small bisque pots to glaze. Examine glazes and compare results during the second session. Electric Kiln Basics Workshop CEE-7/14/2018 BETH LAMBERT, Ceramics Department Chair 2 Sessions: July 14 & 28 Saturdays, 1 4 p.m. $60 members, $75 non-members Specifically designed for educators, this class will cover the basics of operating and maintaining an electric kiln. Topics will include evaluating existing kilns and kiln furniture, pros and cons of different types of kilns, planning for future kiln purchases, loading, firing, and basic troubleshooting. DRAWING Beginning Drawing or the equivalent is strongly recommended for all intermediate or advanced drawing and painting classes. DAY CLASSES Beginning Drawing 1 ADR01-15 ROBERT BEAN Drawing & Painting Department Chair Mondays, 9 a.m. 12 p.m. $191 members, $239 non-members Guided exercises teach students how to see the basic shapes that are inherent in every object. Learn to use line, value, composition, and illusion of depth in an image. Explore different drawing materials. Intermediate Drawing ADR13-4 ROBERT BEAN Drawing & Painting Department Chair Mondays, 1 p.m. 4 p.m. $191 members, $239 non-members Prerequisite: Beginning Drawing or equivalent (understanding drawing elements) Designed to help drawing students begin to learn how to create work on their own, with instructor guidance. Each student will create a course of action that includes overarching concept, number of drawings, materials, and other details. Includes one-on-one guidance and group critiques. Painting & Drawing Open Studio AOS-PA-DR-01-1 Tuesdays, 9 a.m. 12 p.m. $150 members, $187 non-members Need extra studio time and an opportunity to create in a group setting? Students are invited to paint or draw in any medium. Instructor will be on hand to answer questions. At students request, individual or group critiques can be arranged. 4 arkansasartscenter.org/museumschool

5 Register by June 10 ADULT CLASSES SAMPLER CLASSES: Drawing and Painting for the VERY Beginner The following drawing and painting classes are part of a series of four 2-week session classes. Take all 8-weeks or pick any 2-week session (or more)! All supplies provided. Fridays, 9 a.m. 12 p.m. $42 members, $52 non-members Oil Painting ASAMP-PA Sessions: June 22 & 29 Drawing ASAMP-DR-01-1 ROBERT BEAN, Drawing & Painting Department Chair 2 Sessions: July 6 & 13 Acrylic Painting ASAMP-PA-03-1 DEBBIE POE 2 Sessions: July 20 & 27 Watercolor Painting ASAMP-PA-02-1 SUZZETTE PATTERSON 2 Sessions: August 3 & 10 Gesture Drawing ADR36-1 NEW! 4 Sessions: June 22 July 13 Fridays, 1 4 p.m. $77 members, $96 non-members For intermediate/advanced drawing and/or painting students Further develop your figure drawing skills through the use of gesture drawing: the act of capturing the motion and gesture of the figure with emphatic mark making. Learn how gesture drawing can make your figures feel more natural and rounded to the viewer. Tuition includes cost of models. Values in Charcoal ADR37-1 NEW! 4 Sessions: July 20 August 10 Fridays, 1 4 p.m. $77 members, $96 non-members For intermediate/advanced drawing and/or painting students Explore the depth and power of value through the medium of charcoal with Jeremy Couch. Learn how he creates subtle variations and changes in his drawings and creates such dramatic illusions of light and shadow through the use of an incredibly versatile medium. NIGHT CLASSES Drop-in Figure Drawing LOGAN HUNTER Tuesdays, 6 9 p.m. Admission Fee: $20 per session Space limited. First come, first served! For intermediate/advanced drawing and/or painting students This is a drop-in class. Registration not required. $20 per session, paid at the door. CASH ONLY. Draw or paint from a live model. No formal instruction provided; instructor is present to coordinate class and model only. Students receive punch card at first class, and the fifth visit is free! Admission fee includes model fees. DRAWING WORKSHOP The Dramatic Figure with John Lucas AWS-DR-06-1 JOHN LUCAS, Guest Instructor 1 Session: June 30 Saturday, 10 a.m. 4 p.m. $104 members, $130 non-members Some (medium) experience recommended. Funny Book veteran John Lucas returns to the Museum School to share his insight into creating the dramatic figure! Join John as he delves into the use of perspective, foreshortening, silhouettes, and other techniques to create drama and intensity in the human form. Learn how a pro creates the dramatic effects seen in the world of comics! GLASS Students supply their own glass see the Glass Fusing Supply List on AAC website for glass sources and cost information. Community-use tools are available for use during class in the studio. Tuition includes cost of firings. Glass fusing does not include glass blowing or flame working. DAY CLASSES Fused Glass AGL01-2 KIM LYNCH Thursdays, 9 a.m. 12:30 p.m. $260 members, $325 non-members Using modern methods, learn the ancient craft of kiln forming glass along with proper tool use and safe practices. Choose your own projects such as jewelry, vessels, and composition. Fused Glass AGL01-6 PATRICIA HOLIFIELD Glass Department Chair 5 Sessions: June 21 July 19 Thursdays, 1 4:30 p.m. $130 members, $163 non-members See Fused Glass AGL01-2 for description. Fused Glass AGL01-9 PATRICIA HOLIFIELD Glass Department Chair 5 Sessions: July 26 August 23 Thursdays, 1 4:30 p.m. $130 members, $163 non-members See Fused Glass AGL01-2 for description. See supply lists at arkansasartscenter.org/supply-lists arkansasartscenter.org/museumschool 5

6 ADULT CLASSES Register by June 10 NIGHT CLASSES Fused Glass AGL01-4 DONNELL WILLIAMS Wednesdays, 6 9 p.m. $202 members, $252 non-members See Fused Glass AGL01-2 for description. Fused Glass AGL01-10 DONNELL WILLIAMS 5 Sessions: June 21 July 19 Thursdays, 6 9 p.m. $112 members, $140 non-members See Fused Glass AGL01-2 for description. Fused Glass AGL01-11 DONNELL WILLIAMS 5 Sessions: July 26 August 23 Thursdays, 6 9 p.m. $112 members, $140 non-members See Fused Glass AGL01-2 for description. FUSED GLASS WORKSHOP Make Your Own Garden Glitter AWS-GL-01-1 PATRICIA HOLIFIELD, Glass Department Chair 1 Session: August 4 Saturday, 9 a.m. 1 p.m. $32 members, $40 non-members All skills levels welcome Brighten your garden by making your own decorative garden stakes and sun catchers! Learn basic glass cutting techniques while exploring the gem-like colors of glass. $15 glass materials fee payable to instructor at start of workshop. JEWELRY + SMALL METALS All Jewelry classes, unless otherwise noted, are offered in Studio 6 (the Fine Arts Club Jewelry & Small Metals Studio). DAY CLASSES Enameling Studio AJE77-1 BURKE JOHNSTON 5 Sessions: July 24 August 21 Tuesdays, 10:30 a.m. 1:30 p.m. $132 members, $165 non-members Glass meets metal to produce an astounding array of effects. Beginners will learn simple techniques and then join more experienced students to create finished pieces. Copper for two projects and all enamels are supplied. A materials fee of $10 is payable at the first class. Beginning Jewelry AJE103-1 LAURIE SMITH PRUD HOMME Wednesdays, 9 a.m. 12 p.m. $238 members, $297 non-members This class introduces students to basic silversmithing skills, including torch soldering, surface embellishment, bezel setting, and cold connections. Students will produce several pieces of jewelry, which may include simple earrings, pendants, rings, and a short length of chain. The materials fee (due at the first class) will provide a kit of consumables, including silver, for between $50 $100 depending on current silver market. Metal Clay AJE87-1 MELISSA ORSINI Wednesdays, 1 4 p.m. $238 members, $297 non-members Metal clay can seem like magic pliable and versatile in its raw state, it transforms in the kiln to solid metal. Explore different metal clays and techniques, including setting stones, making bezels, and hollow forming. Clay and stones may be purchased from the instructor. METAL MONDAYS Intro to Bronze Clay AJE34-3 SARAH MENDEL JOHNSON 4 Sessions: June 18 July 9 Mondays, 1 4 p.m. $72 members, $90 non-members Learn the basics of making jewelry with bronze clay, a pliable compound that fires to solid metal. Bronze clay is a good introduction to metal clay and is an economical starting material. Kit cost is $40 per participant and includes one packet of clay, payable to instructor by cash or check at first class. Intermediate Jewelry AJE21-1 JANN GREENLAND Jewelry + Small Metals Department Chair Thursdays, 10:30 a.m. 1:30 p.m. $264 members, $330 non-members Prerequisite: Beginning Jewelry or equivalent. This loosely-structured course allows students to experiment with design ideas while solidifying skills and learning new techniques. We embrace a variety of metals and alternative materials and are supportive of each individual developing an artistic voice. NIGHT CLASSES Intermediate Jewelry AJE21-2 SIGRUN SIMONS-RANK 5 Sessions: June 18 July 16 Mondays, 6 9 p.m. $132 members, $165 non-members Prerequisite: Beginning Jewelry or equivalent. See Intermediate Jewelry ACE21-1 for description. 6 arkansasartscenter.org/museumschool

7 Register by June 10 ADULT CLASSES Metal Clay AJE87-5 MELISSA ORSINI Tuesdays, 6 9 p.m. $264 members, $330 non-members Metal clay can seem like magic pliable and versatile in its raw state, it transforms in the kiln to solid metal. We ll explore different metal clays and techniques, including setting stones, making bezels, and hollow forming. Clay and stones may be purchased from the instructor. Beginning Jewelry AJE103-2 SARAH MENDEL JOHNSON Thursdays, 6 9 p.m. $264 members, $330 non-members See Beginning Jewelry AJE103-1 for description. NEW & OTHER MEDIA Leather Tote Bag SWA-OT-04-1 JACK LLOYD Guest Instructor 1 Session: July 28 Saturday, 9 a.m. 4 p.m. $40 members, $50 non-members Learn basic leather skills while making a tote bag. Students will become familiar with the tools of the trade and safe practices. A $50 materials fee, payable to the instructor by cash or check, includes leather and shared tools. JEWELRY + SMALL METALS WORKSHOPS Characters from Found Objects AWS-JE-27-1 JANN GREENLAND Jewelry + Small Metals Department Chair 3 Sessions: July 13, 20 & 27 Fridays, 10:30 a.m. 1:30 p.m. $45 members, $56 non-members Bring your collection of found objects and explore possible relationships between them, creating characters similar to those in Jann Greenland s recent What Might Be exhibition. Create wire mounts for the objects and secure them to a wood panel. $20 kit fee payable to instructor at beginning of first class. (Learn to make a shadowbox for your found objects in a companion woodworking workshop offered this Fall. Students who register for this workshop will receive $10 off the companion woodworking workshop.) PAINTING Beginning Drawing or the equivalent is strongly recommended for all intermediate or advanced drawing and painting classes. DAY CLASSES Painting & Drawing Open Studio AOS-PA-DR-01-1 Tuesdays, 9 a.m. 12 p.m. $134 members, $168 non-members See Painting & Drawing Open Studio AOS-PA-DR-01-1 (in Drawing Section) for description. Mixed Metal Inlay AWS-JE-28-1 LAURA BROOKS 1 Session: August 4 Saturday, 9 a.m. 5 p.m. $40 members, $50 non-members Some soldering experience recommended. Add detail and complexity to your designs with three techniques that mix different types of metals into a single piece. Laminate metals using sweat soldering and rolling mill; join metals like a puzzle, using precise sawing, filing and soldering; and inlay silver solder into a channel carved into base metal. Found Object Sculpture AWS-JE-11-1 DONNELL WILLIAMS 2 Sessions: August 11 & 12 Saturday & Sunday, 9 a.m. 3 p.m. both days $80 members, $100 non-members Design and create a three-dimensional sculpture using found objects, tidbits with an interesting shape, patina, or sense of mystery. Bring small found objects to add to a copper sheet that s approximately 12 x12. Some objects will be available in the studio. Bring a materials fee of $60. Intermediate Oil Painting APA62-1 Tuesdays, 1 4 p.m. $227 members, $284 non-members Prerequisite: Beginning Oil Painting or equivalent Build on the knowledge of the basics of painting in oil through a focused study of color theory, composition, and glazing techniques. Work from objects in a naturalistic setting as you gain confidence in rendering with oil paint. See supply lists at arkansasartscenter.org/supply-lists arkansasartscenter.org/museumschool 7

8 ADULT CLASSES Register by June 10 Experimental Acrylics APA52-1 DEBBIE POE Wednesdays, 9 a.m. 12 p.m. $205 members, $256 non-members Concentrate on using experimental techniques with acrylic paints, including pouring liquid acrylics. Alter surfaces, using acrylic paint skins, rice paper, tissue paper, and other multimedia strategies. This will be a fun time to experiment and see what you do by letting go! Beyond the Basics Acrylic APA73-1 ROBERT BEAN Drawing & Painting Department Chair Wednesdays, 1 4 p.m. $205 members, $256 non-members Some acrylic painting experience recommended PAINTING WORKSHOP Painting Inside the Lines SWA-PA-15-1 KIRKMAN MONTGOMERY, Guest Instructor 1 Session: July 14 Saturday, 10 a.m. 4 p.m. $60 members, $75 non-members Illustrator Kirkman Montgomery has a unique painting style that incorporates the dramatic effect of using lines! Kirk will share his approach to painting creating with linear elements instead of just tones. Demonstrated in this workshop, the artist combines the power of line with the impact of color, creating dynamic effects. SAMPLER CLASSES: Drawing and Painting for the VERY Beginner The following drawing and painting classes are part of a series of four 2-week session classes. Take all 8-weeks or pick any 2-week session (or more)! All supplies provided. Fridays, 9 a.m. 12 p.m. $42 members, $52 non-members Oil Painting ASAMP-PA Sessions: June 22 & 29 Drawing ASAMP-DR-01-1 ROBERT BEAN, Drawing & Painting Department Chair 2 Sessions: July 6 & 13 Acrylic Painting ASAMP-PA-03-1 DEBBIE POE 2 Sessions: July 20 & 27 Watercolor Painting ASAMP-PA-02-1 SUZZETTE PATTERSON 2 Sessions: August 3 & 10 Formerly Painting in Acrylic, this class is for anyone who has already had an acrylic class and learned the basics of using the medium. Use acrylics in different ways and apply them to all types of subject matter. Demonstrations and exercises will be offered but students are also welcome to work independently. NIGHT CLASSES Beginning Oil Painting APA40-4 Mondays, 6 9 p.m. $227 members, $284 non-members This class teaches a step-by-step approach that simplifies the process of painting in oil. Learn the basics of composition, perspective, volume, color-mixing, and applying and manipulating paint. Learn to render objects in a naturalistic setting. Experimental Acrylics APA52-2 DEBBIE POE Tuesdays, 6 9 p.m. $227 members, $284 non-members See Experimental Acrylics ACE52-1 for description. Exploration of Watermedia APA64-1 SUZZETTE PATTERSON Thursdays, 6 9 p.m. $227 members, $284 non-members This class will help you learn and explore the power of watermedia, including watercolor and acrylics, as an expressive art form. Demonstrations and one-on-one instruction will be provided. Supply list for beginners will be provided. 8 arkansasartscenter.org/museumschool

9 Register by June 10 ADULT CLASSES PHOTOGRAPHY Pinhole Camera Workshop AWS-PH-01-1 TRINITY KAI 1 Session: June 30 Saturday, 10 a.m. 1 p.m. $25 members, $31 non-members Location: UALR campus at the Windgate Center of Art and Design Ready to take a break from electronics? Have you ever wondered what a pinhole camera was? Learn about pinhole cameras then make and develop your own pictures in the UALR Dark Room. Tuition includes cost of all materials. PRINTMAKING NIGHT CLASS Beginning Relief and Intaglio APR05-2 ALLIE THOMPSON Mondays, 6 9 p.m. $178 members, $ 222 non-members Learn the basics of printmaking in this introductory class. Instruction includes how to use the press and use cutting tools. Class provides a basic understanding of printmaking concepts and prepares the student for more advanced classes. The Love of Litho APR07-1 MELISSA GILL Guest Instructor 9 Sessions: June 20 August 22 (No class July 4) Wednesdays, 6 9 p.m. $160 members, $200 non-members Join Melissa Gill for this beginner-level class in polyester plate lithography. Bring your drawings, sketches, and collages and learn to transform them into reproducible fine art prints! Begin with a basic black and white print then quickly move on to color printing. No previous experience necessary. WOODWORKING All classes taught in Studio 2 (Rick Hall Woodworking Studio/Woodshop). DAY CLASSES Woodworking II AWO13-3 JILL KYONG-MCCLAIN Mondays, 9:30 a.m. 12:30 p.m. Prerequisite: Woodworking I or equivalent Choose your own project(s) and improve your woodworking skills. Guidance will be given on selecting an appropriate project and completing it. Learn new skills and tool techniques. Exploring Woodworking AWO20-1 GARY AHLSTROM Tuesdays, 9 a.m. 1 p.m. (4-hour class) $306 members, $383 non-members Prerequisite: Woodworking I or equivalent Continue developing woodworking skills by pursuing projects of your own choice through modifying designs or creating an original design. All aspects of construction and finishing will be covered. Hand Tool Woodworking AWO22-1 SHEP MIERS Thursdays, 9 a.m. 12 p.m. Discover the quiet joy of woodworking with hand tools. Planes, chisels, spokeshaves, and scrapers only work well when tuned and sharpened correctly. Learn to select and prepare tools for maximum performance. Explore layout and cutting of basic joints, mortise and tenon, and dovetail. Suggested reading: The Anarchist s Tool Chest by Christopher Schwarz, Lost Arts Press. WOODTURNING WORKSHOPS Beginning Pen Making on the Wood Lathe Workshop AWS-WO-04-4 JOHN CHAPMAN 1 Session: July 21 Saturday, 9 a.m. 4 p.m. $104 members, $130 non-members Introduction to the wood lathe through construction of two different writing pens. Instruction covers wood blank preparation, finishing techniques, and pen assembly. Pen turning skills translate to other small projects like bottle stoppers and pepper mills as well as larger projects like furniture legs and vessels. Tuition includes material costs. Advanced Pen Making on the Wood Lathe Workshop AWS-WO-06-4 JOHN CHAPMAN 1 Sessions: July 22 Sunday, 9 a.m. 4 p.m. $120 members, $150 non-members Prerequisite: Beginning Pen Making Return to the wood lathe to construct higher quality, custom-designed writing pens. Build upon introductory skills through construction of more complicated pen kits, advanced barrel designs, and/or both. Learn about turning acrylics, Celtic knots, and inlay kits. Instructor will contact students in advance to discuss design plans and supply needs. Based on individual designs, the number of pens made and their material costs will vary. Estimate a $20 $50 or more material fee, due at first session. Introduction to Woodturning AWS-WO-03-1 KIM FIFER 4 Sessions: Fridays, July 13 & 27, 6:30 9:30 p.m. & Saturdays, July 14 & 28, 9 a.m. 12 p.m. $136 members; $170 non-members Introduces the fundamental techniques of woodturning, beginning with spindle turning and followed by faceplate or bowl turning. Instructor-led demonstrations are followed by hands-on experience. A $25 materials fee is due at first session. See supply lists at arkansasartscenter.org/supply-lists arkansasartscenter.org/museumschool 9

10 CONTINUING EDUCATION CHILDREN + YOUTH CLASSES Register by June 10 NIGHT CLASSES Woodworking I & II AWO21-3 GARY FULTS Woodworking Department Chair Mondays, 6:30 9:30 p.m. Woodworking I: Learn basic and proper tool/equipment operation. Gain practical knowledge of hardwood properties, gluing techniques, mortise and tenon joinery, use of woodworking jigs, and applying finishes. Develop fundamental saw skills with a strong emphasis on safety. In consultation with instructor, each student will design and build at least one table. Materials cost approximately $40 $60, depending on individual wood choice. Prerequisite: Woodworking I or equivalent Woodworking II: Choose your own project(s) and improve your woodworking skills. Guidance will be given on selecting an appropriate project and completing it. Learn new skills and tool techniques. Basic CNC AWO23-2 CLINTON KRALLMAN Tuesdays, 6:30 9:30 p.m. Tuition: Join us for this new class! Learn the basics of preparing files to use on the Piranha FX CNC machine as well as how to use the equipment. This tool can be used in almost all media. Students must bring their own laptop to each class. Software will not work on tablets or smart phones. Individual Woodworking AWO04-1 SHEP MIERS Wednesdays, 7 10 p.m. $252 members, $315 non-members Prerequisite: Woodworking I or equivalent Work on your own projects with guidance by an experienced instructor on design, equipment, technical, or other issues. Materials cost approximately $40 $60, depending on individual projects and wood choice. CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR EDUCATORS Electric Kiln Basics Workshop CEE-7/14/2018 BETH LAMBERT Ceramics Department Chair 2 Sessions: July 14 & 28 Saturdays, 1 4 p.m. $60 members, $75 non-members Specifically designed for educators, this class will cover the basics of operating and maintaining an electric kiln. Topics will include evaluating existing kilns and kiln furniture, pros and cons of different types of kilns, planning for future kiln purchases, loading, firing, and basic troubleshooting. CHILDREN + YOUTH CLASSES Tuition for all youth classes includes cost of materials unless otherwise noted. SATURDAY CLASSES Me and My Grown Up (Ages 2-5) CFS06-1 JACQUELINE CURRIE 5 Sessions: June 23 July 21 Saturdays, 9 10 a.m. $55 members, $69 non-members This course offers a variety of confidence-building techniques and is designed for children and their grown-ups to work together to discover the joy of art-making. AFTERNOON CLASSES Creating with Clay (Ages 10-14) CFS69-2 BARBARA MIDDLETON 5 Sessions: June 19 July 17 Tuesdays, 4:30 6 p.m. $80 members, $100 non-members Exercise your imagination by creating original works with clay! Basic Handbuilding methods will be taught, along with an introduction to throwing clay on the pottery wheel. Learn how to glaze your own pieces in class. Ceramics Independent Study (Ages 15-18) CFS86-2 ADRIAN QUINTANAR Resident Artist Ceramics Department 8 Sessions: June 20 August 15 (No class on July 4) Wednesdays, 4:30 6 p.m. $128 members, $160 non-members No Prerequisite for beginners. Basic Handbuilding or equivalent required for advanced students. Designed for students who are brand new to pottery or those who are more advanced and want to continue skill building - with help available from the instructor. Opportunities for Handbuilding and wheel throwing provided. Learn about glazes and glaze your own pieces. 10 arkansasartscenter.org/museumschool

11 Register by June 10 HALF-DAY CAMPS HALF-DAY CAMPS: SUMMER ART STUDIO SERIES FOR YOUTH AGES 6-9 Studio Zoo! (Ages 6-9) CWS116-1 JACQUELINE CURRIE 5 Sessions: June Monday Friday, 9 a.m. 12 p.m. Are you wild about animals? Make drawings, prints, sculptures and much more using zoo animals as your subject matter. Everything Clay (Ages 6-9) CWS27-1 JACQUELINE CURRIE 5 Sessions: June Monday Friday, 9 a.m. 12 p.m. Come play with clay! Learn methods of handbuilding while making your own pots and sculptures. Pinhole Camera Workshop (Ages 6-9) CWS117-1 TRINITY KAI 2 Sessions: July 2 & 3 Monday & Tuesday, 9 a.m. 12 p.m. $41 members, $51 non-members An introduction to photography before the age of smart phones in this hands-on pinhole camera workshop. Learn the basics of photography while creating your very own camera obscuras that work! Magical and Mythical Creatures (Ages 6-9) CWS118-1 COOKIE GOLDEN 5 Sessions: July 9 13 Monday Friday, 9 a.m. 12 p.m. Unicorns, dragons, and other magical creatures come to life on and off the page! Water Worlds (Ages 6-9) CWS119-1 MIRANDA YOUNG Youth and Community Engagement Manager 5 Sessions: July Monday Friday, 9 a.m. 12 p.m. Explore magical underwater worlds of fish, mermaids, and other deep sea creatures while making paintings, drawings, prints and more. Fairies and Gnomes (Ages 6-9) CWS120-1 MIRANDA YOUNG Youth & Community Engagement Manager 5 Sessions: July Monday Friday, 9 a.m. 12 p.m. Bring the magical realm of fairies and gnomes to life with drawings, prints, sculptures and much more! My Colorful World (Ages 6-9) CWS121-1 AMBER UPTIGROVE 5 Sessions: July 30 August 3 Monday Friday, 9 a.m. 12 p.m. Learn about our colorful world through vibrant mixed media projects. Investigate hue, shade, tint, tone, and value through painting, sculpture and fiber experiments! AGES Places and Spaces (Ages 10-14) CWS122-1 AMBER UPTIGROVE 5 Sessions: June Monday Friday, 1 4 p.m. Transport yourself around the world using the AAC Collection as inspiration as you learn the basics of drawing places and spaces! Pots and Plates (Ages 10-14) CWS123-1 MIRANDA YOUNG Youth and Community Engagement Manager 5 Sessions: June Monday Friday, 1 4 p.m. This class is great for the beginner or those wanting to further their handbuilding skills while making pots and plates. CONTINUED ON BACK See supply lists at arkansasartscenter.org/supply-lists arkansasartscenter.org/museumschool 11

12 NONPROFIT US POSTAGE PAID LITTLE ROCK AR PERMIT NO East 9th Street P.O. Box 2137 Little Rock, AR FOLLOW YOUR ART arkansasartscenter.org/museumschool Register by June 10 HALF-DAY CAMPS THEATRE CLASSES Pinhole Camera Workshop (Ages 10-14) CWS124-1 TRINITY KAI 2 Sessions: July 2 & 3 Monday & Tuesday, 1 4 p.m. $41 members, $51 non-members An introduction to photography before the age of Instagram in this hands-on pinhole camera workshop. Learn the basics of photography while creating your very own camera obscuras that work! Medieval Madness (Ages 10-14) CWS125-1 COOKIE GOLDEN 5 Sessions: July 9 13 Monday Friday, 1 4 p.m. Calling all Wizards, Knights and Maidens! Come invent your own medieval world through art making. Art Challenge (Ages 10-14) CWS54-1 AMBER UPTIGROVE 5 Sessions: July Monday Friday, 1 4 p.m. Each day students will be presented with different objects and art making materials with the challenge of making a new work of art! Fantastical Realms (Ages 10-14) CWS126-1 LAUREN SQUIRES 5 Sessions: July Monday Friday, 1 4 p.m. Bring your fictional fantasy realm to life through maps, dioramas, and illustrations. Pop Up Art (Ages 10-14) CWS127-1 MIRANDA YOUNG Youth and Community Engagement Manager 5 Sessions: July 30 August 3 Monday Friday, 1 4 p.m. Learn basic folds and techniques to create unique works that pop off the page! THEATRE CLASSES Please join us when Theatre classes resume in Fall Quarter (September 8 November 16, 2018).