SUMMER classes & workshops for adults and children. Staenberg Summer Camps

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1 SUMMER 2017 classes & workshops for adults and children Staenberg Summer Camps

2 CONTENTS REGISTRATION: MAY 8 CLASSES BEGIN JUNE 3 DELMAR LOOP 6640 Delmar Blvd. St. Louis, MO Phone: Office: x325 Gallery: x322 Fax: registrar@craftalliance.org Office Hours Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm Gallery Hours Tuesday - Thursday 10am - 5pm Friday + Saturday 10am - 6pm Sunday 11am - 5pm Closed Monday _ GRAND CENTER 501 N. Grand Blvd. St. Louis, MO Phone: Office: x302 Fax: gcregistrar@craftalliance.org Office Hours Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm TRY IT WORKSHOPS CLAY METAL GLASS FIBER GRAPHICS 2D WOOD CHILDREN SUMMER CAMPS REGISTRATION FORM FACULTY BIOGRAPHIES

3 MAY 26 FRIDAY NIGHT FREE-FOR-ALL Join us Friday, May 26 from 6-8pm at Craft Alliance in the Delmar Loop for a fun-filled evening of art, artist demonstrations, hands-on projects and more! IN THE STUDIOS Hands-on art projects with clay, paper, and fiber* Artist demonstrations of hot glass and metal work Watch a red-hot Raku kiln pull IN THE GALLERIES Attend the opening of the 2016/2017 Artists-in-Residence Exhibition Find the perfect gift in the Gallery Shop which features work by local and national artists * Activities designed for ages 5 and up Craft Alliance Center of Art + Design in the Delmar Loop, 6640 Delmar Blvd, University City, MO 63130

4 UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS 2017 Artists-In-Residents Exhibition May 26 - July 2, 2017 DELMAR LOOP Opening Reception: Friday, May 26, 6-8pm Featuring Ryan Bredlau, Leah dematta, Reed Fagan and Anna Youngyeun Biennial Faculty Exhibition July 14 - August 13, 2017 DELMAR LOOP Opening Reception: Friday, July 14, 6-8pm Ryan Bredlau Craft Alliance Center of Art + Design Staenberg Summer Camp Financial Aid The Staenberg Family Foundation generously underwrites Staenberg Summer Camp at Craft Alliance Center of Art + Design. Staenberg Family support provides financial aid for children to attend camp at Craft Alliance. We are deeply grateful to the Staenberg Family Foundation, a supporting foundation of Jewish Federation of St. Louis, for their vision and generosity in making these fun, educational experiences available for everyone! Applications for need based aid are available on our website at: or contact Craft Alliance s registrar at x 325. Don t miss this opportunity to be creative! 4

5 TRY IT TRY IT CRAFT ON TAP & CRAFT UNCORKED (AGES 21+) Looking for something fun and creative to do in an evening? Come to our studios in the Delmar Loop or and create something wonderful. Enjoy snacks and drinks - have beer from a local brewery in the Craft On Tap and wine in the Craft Uncorked series - while you create! Craft Uncorked: Starry Night Pendants 2 ½ hours Recreate the stars of your dreams with the process of fusing glass to metal. Choose from constellation and zodiac signs and artist Lacey Kirkwood will guide you through the steps of applying enamel colors to the copper disc and constellation marks. Enjoy wine and light snacks throughout the evening and leave with a copper enamel personalized pendant. $36 non-members $32 members Delmar Design Studio, Second Floor Instructor: Lacey Kirkwood June 9 Fri 6-8:30P S0701 Grand Metals Studio, Lower Level Instructor: Lacey Kirkwood Aug 18 Fri 6-8:30P S8072 Craft Uncorked: Raku Clay 2 ½ hours Looking for something fiery, fun and creative to do on a Friday night? Come to the Clay Studio, decorate a clay vessel, and fire it in our raku kiln. John Boss will guide you through the steps to add color to a thrown clay bowl, based on the ancient Japanese art of raku firing. Enjoy a glass of wine or two and light snacks while you work. $36 non-members $32 members Delmar Clay Studio, 1st Floor Instructor: John Boss Jun 9 Fri 6-8:30P S0501 Jul 7 Fri 6-8:30P S0502 Aug 25 Fri 6-8:30P S0503 Craft On Tap: 3D Print a Bottle Opener 2 ½ hours Learn the basics of 3D modeling as you design a unique bottle opener to use the next time you crack open a cold one. You ll learn about the history of 3D printing, design your piece on the computer, and have a chance to see the process up close. Enjoy a cup of beer or two and light snacks while you work. After the workshop, your bottle opener will be 3D printed and available for pickup in a week. $36 non-members $32 members Grand Graphics and Fiber Studio, Lower Level Instructor: Emily Catedral June 16 Fri 6:30-9P S8901 Craft Uncorked: Fused Glass Pendants 2 ½ hours Come to the Glass Studio at Craft Alliance in the Delmar Loop and make a pair of fused glass pendants. Learn the basics of cutting and assembling sheet glass for melting in the kiln. Enjoy a glass of wine and some snacks throughout the evening. Finished pieces will be ready for pick up one week after the class. $36 non-members $32 members Delmar Design Studio, 2nd floor Instructors: Bev Brandt June 23 Fri 6-8:30P S0601 July 7 Fri 6-8:30P S0602 Aug 11 Fri 6-8:30P S0603 Craft Uncorked: Watercolor Play 2 ½ hours Play with paint and brushes on watercolor paper and create watery scenes and abstracts compositions. Artist Joanne Kluba will guide you through the playful steps of applying paint to paper. Enjoy wine and light snacks throughout the evening and leave with a series of watercolor creations. $36 non-members $32 members Delmar Design Studio, 2nd floor Instructors: Joanne Kluba Aug 18 Fri 6-8:30P S

6 TRY IT TRY IT: CRAFTERNOONS & EVENINGS Enjoy an afternoon or evening of creativity in our studios. Explore a variety of materials in try-it style workshops where you will complete a project in just a few hours. Ages 16 and older are allowed to register for adult classes unless specified. Stringers and Dots 3 hours A stringer is a thin strand of glass. First, learn how to work with a torch and a mandrel to make hot glass beads. Next, learn to pull stringers to the thickness you choose. Learn how to draw on your beads with the stringers by adding dots and lines, making your beads more colorful and dimensional. $36 non-members $32 members $12 materials + lab fee Delmar Glass Studio, 2nd floor Instructor: Lou Ryan June 7 Wed 6-9P S0606 July 19 Wed 6-9P S Hour Turned Bowl 3 hours Learn how to create a finished bowl from a rough block of wood. The class will teach you basic lathe safety as well as proper use of several lathe tools, and you will leave with a finished small wooden bowl. $36 non-members $32 members $10 materials + lab fee Grand Wood Studio, Lower Level Instructor: Jeff Hornung June 10 Sat 1-4P S8602 Tie & Dye Afternoon: Ages 10 to Adult 2 Hours Explore creating patterns on cloth by wrapping and tying sections and then dyeing the bundle with colorful dyes. Everywhere it is tied stays white to create a colorful pattern on the fabric. Bring a clean, white cotton t-shirt to dye. Practice cloth will be provided. $25 non-members $23 members $5 materials + lab fee Delmar Design Studio, 2nd Floor Instructor: Shweta Sarraf June 10 Sat 3-5P S0801 Aug 12 Sat 3-5P S0802 Twisties and Canes 3 hours Make your glass beads pop with the addition of twisted glass canes. Begin with simple twist of colored glass rods in the torch and then work your way up to creating beautiful multi colored and complex canes. Workshop includes demonstration on how to incorporate the canes into your glass beads. *Basic experience with lampworking required. $36 non-members $32 members $12 materials + lab fee Delmar Glass Studio, 2nd floor Instructor: Lou Ryan June 14 Wed 6-9P S0604 July 26 Wed 6-9P S Floral Beads Intermediate 3 hours Gardens are now in full bloom and you can create those same colorful flowers with hot glass. Learn multiple techniques to create sculptural flowers as well as floral twists. Prior experience is helpful but not required. $36 non-members $32 members $12 materials + lab fee Delmar Glass Studio, 2nd floor Instructor: Sue Wuest June 27 Tue 6-9P S0610

7 TRY IT Make art in 3 hours or less in these one-time classes TRY IT: CRAFTERNOONS & EVENINGS Enjoy an afternoon or evening of creativity in our studios. Explore a variety of materials in try-it style workshops where you will complete a project in just a few hours. Ages 16 and older are allowed to register for adult classes unless specified. Introduction to Photographing 3-D Art Work 3 Hours This workshop is perfect for learning to photograph jewelry and small metals, clay work, and book arts. Get a lesson on the basics from camera settings, to setup, and lighting. Learn how to make your website, publications, and advertisements more professional. Bring your digital camera and 3-D art work to be photographed. $36 non-members $32 members $5 materials + lab fee Delmar Metals Studio, 2nd floor Instructor: Robert Thomas Mullen July 9 Sun 2-5P S0771 Make Your Own Wooden Pen 3 hours Make a ball point pen on a lathe in just three hours. You will select the wood, prepare it for the lathe, shape, sand, and finish it. You will leave the session with a finished pen. Materials fee includes pen hardware and wood. $36 non-members $32 members $25 materials + lab fee Grand Wood Studio, Lower Level Instructor: John Peterson July 15 Sat 1-4P S8601 Reticulated Silver: Wrinkles Wanted Intermediate to Advanced* 3 Hours In reticulating silver, learn how to control heat to transform a flat sheet of metal into a surface of peaks and valleys. The delicate undulations add visual interest and texture, elevating original works to new heights. You will leave with a piece of silver reticulated sheet which can be used for unique designs. *Prerequisite: Must have experience with the piercing, filing, sawing and high temperature soldering of metal. $36 non-members $32 members $35 materials + lab fee Delmar Metals Studio, 2nd floor Instructor: Cynthia Howenstein July 16 Sun 2-5P S0772 Hollow Beads Intermediate 3 hours Hollow beads are like small glass bubbles. These can be made using lampworking techniques and will make beautiful and lightweight statement pieces that can be used as a focal point in your designs. Try it and learn this technique in just 3 hours. Some prior lampworking experience is required. $36 non-members $32 members $12 materials + lab fee Delmar Glass Studio, 2nd floor Instructor: Kevin Heard Aug 9 Wed 6-9P S0608 Hollow Beads II Intermediate to Advanced 3 hours Now that you have the basic skills to make hollow beads learn more lampwork techniques to embellish the surface by adding colorful dots, lines and frit. Some experience making hollow beads required. $36 non-members $32 members $12 materials + lab fee Delmar Glass Studio, 2nd floor Instructor: Kevin Heard Aug 16 Wed 6-9P S

8 CLAY Wondering which course is best for you? Not sure of your level of expertise? Use this guide to assist you in selecting the perfect studio experience in functional and non-functional ceramics. Students enrolled in a clay class may use the studio during monitored open studio hours to complete their work. See studios for dates and times. Lab & materials fee covers first 25 pounds of clay with firing and glazing. Ages 16 and older are allowed to register for adult classes unless specified. Beginning: Level 1 Beginners are unfamiliar with all of the tools and processes in the clay studio. Although some students may have taken one beginning class, Craft Alliance instructors recommend taking another beginning course if the class was not completed within the last two years. Beginners are new/fairly new to the basic wheel skills of centering clay and raising walls on cylinders and bowls, and basic hand-building skills of coil and slab construction. Beginners will be introduced to firing processes and using glazes. Intermediate: Level 2 Intermediate students will have taken more than one beginning class within the last two years. They are comfortable with the basic skills mentioned above and are able to create in the studio without continual teacher supervision. Intermediate students will learn to work independently with guidance from a teacher and begin to successfully design and execute individual projects. Instruction in technical skills such as pulling handles, throwing pots with fitted lids, and combining hand built forms will be a focus, along with relationships of form and function. Advanced Advanced students are very familiar with the tools and processes of wheel and hand built clay forms. It is recommended that students have completed at least one intermediate level class at Craft Alliance in order to become familiar with the studio. Students in this category have been working in the medium long enough that they are able to work independently. Students are capable of developing and executing designs from start to finish with little supervision. Classes for advanced students focus on guidance in design and execution, along with instruction on advanced techniques and glaze use. All Levels Beginners new to clay, as well as more advanced students looking for a new direction, will gain knowledge and experience from these specialty classes. Instructors will give individual attention based on student abilities. WORKSHOPS Looking for quick workshops for all levels? Check out the Try-Its, pages 5-7. Craft Uncorked Raku Clay (Ages 21+) June 9, July 7, Aug 25 CLASSES Beginning Wheel: Ages 12 to Adult Beginning 6 weeks Learn the basics of throwing clay forms on the potter s wheel. Explore how to modify and decorate your pieces when they re almost dry, and then finish them with colorful glazes. After two firings in the kiln, your pieces are ready to be picked up. $188 non-members $169 members $20 materials + lab fee Delmar Clay Studio, 1st Floor Instructor: Pam Stanley June 3-Jul 8 Sat 1-4P S0511 July 15-Aug 19 Sat 1-4P S

9 Throwing on the Wheel: Level 1 Beginning 6 weeks Learn how to throw pots on a wheel. This wheel-throwing course focuses on skill development and form. Explore fundamental techniques of throwing cylindrical shapes, bowls, and plates. Take this class as many times as you like to gain proficiency. Classes include individual and group instruction. $188 non-members $169 members $20 materials + lab fee Delmar Clay Studio, 1st Floor Instructor: Andrew Denney June 4-Jul 9 Sun 1-4P S0521 July 16-Aug 20 Sun 1-4P S0522 Instructor: Mary Henderson June 6-Jul 18* Tue 6-9P S0523 July 25-Aug 29 Tue 6-9P S0524 *No class July 4 Grand Clay Studio, Lower Level Instructor: Damia Smith June 5-July 17* Mon 6-9P S8521 *No class July 3 Throwing on the Wheel: Level 2 Intermediate to Advanced* 6 weeks If you have experience on the wheel, this class focuses on refining your technique and developing a personal aesthetic. Demonstrations and discussions will focus on concepts, the relationship between form and function, and advanced wheel and glaze techniques. *Previous wheel throwing experience. $188 non-members $169 members $20 materials + lab fee Delmar Clay Studio, 1st Floor Instructor: Mary Henderson June 7-Jul 12 Wed 6-9P S0525 July 19-Aug 23 Wed 6-9P S0526 Raku & Alternative Firing Techniques Intermediate* 6 weeks Explore a variety of ways to add visual elements to clay pottery and decorate the surface without using glaze. You can create many different color effects using feathers, horsehair, copper wire and oxides in a foil saggar. Learn terra sigillata and burnishing techniques to prepare the surface for firing in the kiln. Also explore Raku glazes with a Raku firing.* Prerequisite: Completion of both a Wheel and Handbuilding class. $188 non-members $169 members $20 materials + lab fee Delmar Clay Studio, 1st Floor Instructor: Joan Powell June 6-Jul 18* Tue 6-9P S0531 July 25-Aug 29 Tue 6-9P S0532 *No class July 4 Hand Built Forms with Clay 6 weeks Work in clay without the potter s wheel. Learn to make bowls, vessels, and platters, and explore sculpture using hand building methods such as coiling, slab, and pinch construction. You will learn glazing techniques, and ways to decorate the surface of your pieces, such as sgraffito and paper resist. $188 non-members $169 members $20 materials + lab fee Delmar Clay Studio, 1st Floor Instructor: Pamela Stanley June 5-Jul 17* Mon 6-9P S0541 July 24-Aug 28 Mon 6-9P S0542 *No class July 3 Glazing Skills: The Decorative Approach Intermediate* 6 weeks This is an intensive exploration of glazing and decorating techniques aimed at developing a personal style for your vessels. You will learn glaze application methods, including dipping, pouring, brushing, and spraying, as well as decorating techniques covering brushwork with underglazes, wax resist applications, and masking. *Prerequisite: Completion of both a Wheel and Handbuilding class. $188 non-members $169 members $20 materials + lab fee Delmar Clay Studio, 1st Floor Instructor: Bev Aroh June 8-Jul 13 Thur 6-9P S0551 July 20-Aug 24 Thur 6-9P S0552 CLAY 9

10 CLAY CLASSES CONTINUED Hand Building II: Studio Projects Intermediate to Advanced* 6 weeks Further develop your handbuilding skills working on projects of you own choosing. Creating figurative or abstract forms, functional or sculptural pieces, you will learn the necessary techniques to successfully complete your work. Studio Projects is for students to work independently while receiving consultation, technical demonstrations, and critique of work. *Prerequisite: Prior hand building experience. $188 non-members $169 members $20 materials + lab fee Delmar Clay Studio, 1st Floor Instructor: Michele Katz-Reichlin June 4-Jul 9 Sun 12:30-3:30P S0561 July 16-Aug 20 Sun 12:30-3:30P S0562 Fabulous Slab Construction 6 weeks Create functional forms with clay slabs. Using both soft and firm clay, you can make vessels, bowls, utilize slump molds, and form boxes. Explore surface textures and glaze techniques to add interest. $188 non-members $169 members $20 materials + lab fee Grand Clay Studio, Lower Level Instructor: Andrea Linskey June 4-July 9 Sun 12-3P S8531 July 23-Aug 27 Sun 12-3P S8532 Sculpting a Portrait Head in Clay 6 weeks Learn the fundamentals of building a portrait bust in clay. This class will guide you through the following steps: building an armature, establishing a solid foundation using photos of your subject from various perspectives, and refining the features. A bronze acrylic patina will be applied to your kiln fired sculpture to exhibit as a finished bust. $188 non-members $169 members $20 materials + lab fee Delmar Clay Studio, 1st Floor Instructor: Katie Bensky June 3-Jul 8 Sat 1-4P S0571 July 15-Aug 19 Sat 1-4P S0572 Soda Vapor Firing Intermediate to Advanced* 6 weeks Explore the firing techniques involved with soda vapor glazing. You will learn glaze development and testing in a soda atmosphere. *Prerequisite: Completion of both a Wheel and a Handbuilding class. $188 non-members $169 members $20 materials + lab fee Delmar Clay Studio, 1st Floor Instructor: Dan Barnett June 8-Jul 13 Thur 6-9P S0581 July 20-Aug 24 Thur 6-9P S0582 Clay Studio Open Session (Craft House membership level only) Advanced 6 weeks This is a two-hour open studio session for advanced clay students wanting to work independently. *Prerequisite: Completion of two clay classes at CA and permission from a clay instructor. $85 members $20 materials + lab fee Delmar Clay Studio, 1st Floor June 4-Jul 14 Sun 9-11A Fri 6-8P S0596 July 16-Aug 25 Sun 9-11A Fri 6-8P S0597 Extended Access Craft Alliance Members enrolled in a clay class or in Open Session (see above) in the current session can enroll in the extended access program. You receive a personal storage area in the clay studio and can work in the studio in the (two to three week) period between the Summer and Fall terms. Extended Access students are assigned shelves or lockers as space becomes available. $60 members Delmar Clay Studio, 1st Floor S0599 As Arranged 10

11 METAL CLAY Wondering which course is best for you? Not sure of your level of expertise? Use this guide to assist you in selecting the perfect metal working studio experience. Lab & materials fee covers tools and equipment, basic studio supplies, chemicals, and non-precious sheet metal-copper and brass-for beginning and intermediate classes. Advanced students supply their own metal. Ages 16 and older are allowed to register for adult classes unless specified. Beginners: Level 1 & Level 2 Beginners are unfamiliar with all of the tools and processes in the metals studio. Although some students may have taken one beginning class, Craft Alliance instructors recommend taking another beginning course if the class was not completed within the last two years. Beginners are new/fairly new to the basic skills of sawing, soldering, texturing, forming, drilling, and polishing. In order to develop confidence in these basic skills and to further familiarize yourself with studio tools and equipment, taking a beginning level course for more than one session is recommended. Intermediate Intermediate students will have taken more than one beginning class within the last two years. They are comfortable with the basic skills mentioned above and are able to use most of the equipment in the studio without continual teacher supervision. Intermediate students will learn to work independently with guidance from a teacher and begin to successfully design and execute individual projects. All Levels Beginners new to metal working, as well as more advanced students looking for a new direction, will gain knowledge and experience from these specialty classes. Instructors will give individual attention based on student abilities. Advanced Advanced students are very familiar with the tools and processes in metalsmithing. It is recommended that students have completed at least one intermediate level class at Craft Alliance in order to become familiar with the studio. Students in this category have been working in the medium long enough that they are able to work independently. Students are capable of developing and executing designs from start to finish with little supervision. Classes for advanced students focus on guidance in design and execution, along with instruction on advanced technique and construction necessary for more intricate pieces. WORKSHOPS Looking for quick workshops for all levels? Check out the Try-Its, pages 5-7. Craft Uncorked (21+) Starry Night Pendants June 9, Aug 18 Introduction to Photographing 3-D Art Work July 9 Reticulated Silver: Wrinkles Wanted! July 16 It s a Ringer July 23 ADULT ART CAMPS Jewelry for the Senses with Tom McCarthy Intermediate to Advanced* 3 Days Learn to construct forms that are pleasing to hold and will hold your gaze. Use fabrication techniques to transform flat surfaces into hollow form beads. Using the beads as a springboard, explore ideas which make your creations more dynamic and visually inviting. The concepts presented in this three-day experience are applicable to any scale of work for future explorations. *Prerequisite: Must have experience with the piercing, filing, sawing and high temperature soldering of metal. $188 non-members $169 members $20 lab fee Delmar Metals Studio, 2nd floor Instructor: Tom McCarthy Aug Tue-Thur 10A-4P S0774 METAL 11

12 ADULT ART CAMPS Three Days of Jewelry with Cindy Howenstein Intermediate to Advanced* 3 Days Experiment, refine your technical skills, and expand your design repertoire while making one-of-a-kind jewelry. In this 3 day immersion in the metals studio, instruction will respond to the interest and needs of the individual students and their projects. Students are responsible for supplying their own metal. *Prerequisite: Must have experience with the piercing, filing, sawing and high temperature soldering of metal. $188 non-members $169 members $20 lab fee Delmar Metals Studio, 2nd floor Instructor: Cindy Howenstein Aug Tue-Thur 10A-4P S0775 Missing Links with Lisa Colby Intermediate to Advanced* 2 Days Nothing customizes your work like a hand-made chain! Artist Lisa Colby will show you how to make a variety of chain links that can be combined into a one of a kind bracelet or necklace. Techniques covered will be hand sawing, texturing with hammers and the rolling mill, soldering, fabricating cold connections using rivets, creating a toggle or s-hook, and finishing with patination and polishing. Using brass and copper sheet and wire, links of varying techniques can be combined for a dynamic, wearable work of art. $288 non-members $259 members $30 materials + lab fee Delmar Metals Studio, 2nd floor Instructor: Lisa Colby Aug Sat-Sun 10A-4P S0776 Lisa Colby is a studio artist working in Asheville, N.C. She has taught classes at Craft Alliance Center of Art & Design, Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts and Penland School of Crafts. She exhibits her work nationally. Her work is published in 500 Silver Jewelry Designs and 1,000 Rings, by Lark Books. CLASSES Jewelry Foundations: Level 1 Beginning 6 weeks This beginning course is for students with little or no prior metalworking experience. You will learn traditional metalsmithing techniques such as sawing, piercing, forming, soldering, surface embellishment and finishing. Tools, copper or brass sheet, and other basic supplies provided. Attendance to the first class is mandatory. $188 non-members $169 members $35 materials + lab fee Delmar Metals Studio, 2nd floor Instructor: Robert Thomas Mullen June 5-July 17* Mon 6-9P S0711 *No class July 3 Grand Metals Studio, Lower Level Instructor: Robert Thomas Mullen June 7-July 12 Wed 6-9P S8712 Jewelry Foundations: Level 2 Beginning+ 6 weeks This class is designed for the beginning metalsmith who has completed at least one class and who would like additional practice in the basic skills necessary to the craft before continuing on to more advanced classes. Students will complete projects, both directed and independent, which combine such skills as sawing, filing, texturing, soldering, forming and finishing, as well as becoming more proficient with tool usage. Tools, copper or brass sheet, and other basic supplies provided. $188 non-members $169 members $35 materials + lab fee Delmar Metals Studio, 2nd Floor Instructor: Meri Ellen Taylor July 25 Aug 29 Tue 6-9P S0721 Grand Metals Studio, Lower Level Instructor: Lacey Kirkwood June 5-July 17* Mon 6-9P S8722 July 24-Aug 28 Mon 6-9P S8723 *No class July

13 Jewelry + Metalsmithing Intermediate to Advanced* 6 weeks Centrifugal Casting Projects 1 6 weeks Learn how to create models to cast into metal with the centrifugal casting machine. Explore additive and subtractive wax techniques as well as the ins and outs of casting organic or plastic materials. Castings can be used as design components, as jewelry pieces or as small sculptural objects. Basic fabrication and surface finishing techniques will be covered. Tools, some metal and basic supplies provided. Attendance to the first class is mandatory. $188 non-members $169 members $40 materials + lab fee Delmar Metals Studio, 2nd Floor Instructor: Kelly Draper June 7-July 12 Wed 6-9P S0751 Molten Metal 4 weeks Experience the wonders of melting and pouring metal. By pouring metal over broom straw, pinto beans, water, cuttlefish, and other organic materials, you will create wearable pieces or components for future projects. This fiery class will ignite your passion for working with metal and leave you wanting more. $139 non-members $125 members $30 materials + lab fee Delmar Metals Studio, 2nd Floor Instructor: Peg Fetter June 4-25 Sun 2-5P S0761 This course builds on traditional metalworking techniques learned in beginning classes. Intermediate students continue to refine technical skills and acquire new ones such as basic stone setting. Guidance in design will be provided in making one-of-akind jewelry, small scale sculpture, and functional objects. Supplies include bezel wire, cabochon stone, and limited copper or brass sheet. Students supply silver and additional metal. *Prerequisite: Must have experience with the piercing, filing, sawing and high temperature soldering of metal. $188 non-members $169 members $25 materials + lab fee Delmar Metals Studio, 2nd floor Instructor: Meri Ellen Taylor June 6-July 18* Tue 6-9P S0731 *No class July 4 Centrifugal Casting Projects 2 Intermediate to Advanced* 6 weeks Casting 2 is for intermediate to advanced students who wish to expand and refine their knowledge of centrifugal casting techniques. Students will create a vulcanized rubber mold, allowing them to create many wax model copies for the production of cast multiples. Tools, some metal and basic supplies provided. *Prerequisite: Must have previously completed a beginning-level casting class. $188 non-members $169 members $40 materials + lab fee Delmar Metals Studio, 2nd Floor Instructor: Kelly Draper July 19-Aug 23 Wed 6-9P S0752 METAL Masterwork Metals Intermediate to Advanced* 6 weeks In a no-pressure environment where questions are encouraged, you will receive individualized attention and work on projects of your own choosing. Emphasis will be placed on producing finished pieces of wearable art and the development of proficiency in design and fabrication. Additional techniques may include hollow construction, soldering and soldering set-ups, forming, textures, stone setting, cold connections and repoussé. Students are responsible for supplying their own metal. *Prerequisite: Must have experience with the piercing, filing, sawing and high temperature soldering of metal. $188 non-members $169 members $20 lab fee Delmar Metals Studio, 2nd floor Instructor: Michael Gleason June 3-July 8 Sat S0741 July 15-Aug 19 Sat S0742 Hot Hues: Enamel Bracelet 3 weeks Enameling is an ancient art that involves fusing colored glass powders to a metal surface at high temperatures in a kiln. In this three-week class, you will create colorful pieces using various techniques such as sgraffito, basse taille, stamping, or stenciling. The enameled components are then combined to form a beautiful, shimmery bracelet. $104 non-members $94 members $25 materials + lab fee Delmar Metals Studio, 2nd floor Instructor: Kelly Draper June 8-22 Thur 6-9P S

14 METALS CLASSES CONTINUED Coloring with Pencils on Copper 3 weeks Learn how to build up layers of colored pencils on prepared copper to create designs. Then add some sandblasting to enhance the surface of the copper. Class includes demonstrations of the techniques and materials, crafting the piece, and applying vibrant colors to customize your pieces. $85 members $94 non-members $25 materials + lab fee Grand Metals Studio, Lower Level Instructor: Lacey Kirkwood June 8-22 Thur 6-9P S8731 July 20-Aug 3 Thur 6-9P S8732 Anodizing: Zap it with Color! All Levels 3 weeks Using reactive metals such as niobium or titanium, create jewelry in a rainbow of colors. Cut, shape, and pierce your metal. Then, using stencils or masking techniques, you will submerge the pieces in an electrically charged bath to produce a colorful array of patterns and tones. $104 non-members $94 members $30 materials + lab fee Delmar Metals Studio, 2nd floor Instructor: Jan Hessel Aug 7-21 Mon 6-9P S0764 Monitored Open Studio (Craft House membership level only) Intermediate to Advanced* 3 weeks Open studio time is available for intermediate and advanced students who know how to design, solder, and care for the tools in the studio. Students work independently of an instructor during published studio times below. Tools and basic supplies are provided but metal is not. *Two completed metals classes. $18 members Delmar Metals Studio, 2nd Floor Jun 4-18 Sun 10A-1P S0797 Aug 6-20 Sun 10A-1P S0798 On the Surface Intermediate to Advanced* 3 weeks What s your finishing touch? Add interest and dimension to your work with an exploration of surface treatments. Using a variety of techniques such as etching, solder-inlay, hammering, and a few surprises, embellish your pieces creatively and distinctively. No two pieces share the same finish line! *Prerequisite: Must have experience with the piercing, filing, sawing and high temperature soldering of metal. $104 non-members $94 members $30 materials + lab fee Delmar Metals Studio, 2nd floor Instructor: Peg Fetter Aug 6-20 Sun 2-5P S0763 Bezels and Beyond Intermediate to Advanced * 3 weeks Have a funky stone or found object that you would like to set into a piece of jewelry? Learn ways to set both traditional and non-traditional items using bezels, tabs, and wires-or a combination of all three. In just three weeks, you will be able to construct a piece and learn different stone setting techniques. *Prerequisite: Must have experience with the piercing, filing, sawing and high temperature soldering of metal. $104 non-members $94 members $30 materials + lab fee Delmar Metals Studio, 2nd floor Instructor: Kelly Miller Aug Thur 6-9P S0765 Monitored Open Studio (Craft House membership level only) Intermediate to Advanced* 6 weeks $60 members Delmar Metals Studio, 2nd Floor Jun 25-Aug 3 Sun 10A-1P, Thur 6-9P S0799 Financial Aid Available for Adults & Children! Visit us on the web or contact the registrar to apply. Classes Begin June 3 Registration begins May

15 GLASS WORKSHOPS Looking for quick workshops for all levels? Check out the Try-Its, pages 5-7. Craft Uncorked (Age 21+) Fused Glass June 23, July 7, Aug 11 Stringers and Dots June 7, July 19 Twisties and Canes June 14, July 26 Hollow Beads Aug 9 Hollow Beads II Aug 16 Floral Beads June 27 CLASSES Ages 16 and older are allowed to register for adult classes unless specified. Glass Bead Bracelets Start to Finish 3 weeks Create matching glass beads sets with a torch and glass rods and then assemble them into a bracelet. Learn about findings and tools for jewelry assembly. You will have a complete glass bead bracelet by the end of the final class. $94 non-members $104 members $20 materials + lab fee Delmar Glass Studio, 2nd floor Instructor: Sue Wuest June 6-20 Tue 6-9P S0621 Stained Glass: Ages 16 to Adult Beginning 4 weeks Explore the stained glass process popularized by Louis Comfort Tiffany. Learn the basics of glass cutting and using the copper foil method of assembling cut bits of glass into a stained glass shape to hang in a window. (Lead solder is used for this class). $140 non-members $125 members $38 materials + lab fee Delmar Glass Studio, 2nd floor Instructor: Jan Hessel June 3-24 Sat 1-4P S0641 Aug 5-26 Sat 9-12P S0642 METAL GLASS Hot Glass Beads Beginning 2 weeks Learn the basics of working with a torch and winding hot melted glass on steel rods to form colorful glass beads. Explore a variety of flame-working techniques to create multiple bead forms. Also explore ideas of how to make beautiful jewelry with your new skills. $72 non-members $65 members $20 materials + lab fee Delmar Glass Studio, 2nd floor Instructor: Sue Wuest July Tue 6-9P S

16 GLASS CLASSES CONTINUED Beginning Fused Glass: Ages 16 to Adult Beginning 4 weeks Learn techniques of cutting, shaping, and arranging, colorful shapes of glass onto another glass surface. When placed in a mold and heated in the kiln, the glass pieces fuse together creating coasters, small bowls, and jewelry. Learn the basic skills of glass fusing and see the different effects caused by heating the glass to different temperatures. $139 non-members $125 members $38 materials + lab fee Delmar Glass Studio, 2nd floor Instructor: Jan Hessel June 3-24 Sat 9-12P S0651 Fused Glass Mosaics: Ages 16 to Adult 3 weeks Create the look of traditional mosaics using fused glass processes. Learn techniques of cutting and arranging small pieces of colorful sheet glass and glass rod onto a clear glass surface. When fired in the kiln, the glass melts to form fused glass plates with the unique look of mosaics. $104 non-members $94 members $38 materials + lab fee Delmar Glass Studio, 2nd floor Instructor: Yuko Suga June Sun 12-3P S0661 Fusing with Silver Foil: Ages 16 to Adult 3 weeks Combine hot glass with silver and watch a magical color transformation. Create functional plates, coasters, and pendants that shimmer with color and flash with bits of silver foil. $104 non-members $94 members $38 materials + lab fee Delmar Glass Studio, 2nd floor Instructor: Yuko Suga, Beverly Brandt July 9-23 Sun 12-3P S0671 Fused Glass Pictures and Portraits: Ages 16 to Adult 4 weeks Bring a selfie or other photo and create a fused mosaic-style glass image. Learn to cut, layer, and arrange glass to replicate the image. Bring several images of varying size (up to 8 x 10 ) and detail to choose from. No prior experience required. $139 non-members $125 members $38 materials + lab fee Delmar Glass Studio, 2nd floor Instructor: Jan Hessel Aug 5-26 Sat 1-4P S0681 Silk-screening and Surface Embellishments Intermediate 3 weeks Create functional glass ware with images and drawings on the surface. Explore screen printing and surface treatments, such as masking and sandblasting. In the kiln, the glass is heated and slumped into a mold to create coasters or small plates. Bring black and white mages or line drawing to the first class. Pre-experience in glass fusing required. $104 non-members $94 members $38 materials + lab fee Delmar Glass Studio, 2nd floor Instructor: Yuko Suga Aug 6-20 Sun 12-3P S0691 Monitored Open Studio (Craft House membership level only) Intermediate to Advanced* Open studio time is available for intermediate to advanced students who want to work independently. Each session is 6 weeks long. Tools and basic supplies are provided, but glass is not. *Prerequisite: Completion of two glass classes and studio chair approval. $85 members Delmar Glass Studio, 2nd floor June 1-July 6 Thur 6-9P, Sun 10A-12P m S0696 July 20-Aug 24 Thur 6-9P, Sun 10A-12P S

17 FIBER WORKSHOPS Looking for quick workshops for all levels? Check out the Try-Its, pages 5-7. Tie & Dye Afternoon: Ages 10 to Adult June 10, Aug 12 Patchwork Constructions 1 with Angee Turner Intermediate to Advanced* 1 Day This workshop is all about design experimentations with cloth. You will explore quilt design without patterns or templates and create a one-of-a-kind wallhanging. Use a rotary cutter and ruler to cut squares, rectangles, and triangles and then sew them into a layout that s unique to you. Babylock sewing machines, some tools, available in studio. Students bring own fabric and notions. A list of supplies will be sent upon enrollment. *Experience with sewing machines required. $84 non-members $76 members $5 materials + lab fee Delmar Design Studio, 2nd Floor June 24 Sat 10-4P S0803 Angee Turner is a self-taught quilt maker and the only one in this generation of her family. Originally taking up the craft in order to mend a quilt by her paternal grandmother, she now has quilts in private collections across the country. Patchwork Constructions 2 with Angee Turner Intermediate to Advanced* 1 Day This workshop is all about curves! You will experiment with sewing gentle curved piecing without templates. Then build your confidence by sewing gradually greater curves from templates. Now you ll be able to add curved blocks to any quilt. Babylock sewing machines, some tools, available in studio. Students bring own fabric and notions. A list of supplies will be sent upon enrollment. *Experience with sewing machines required. $84 non-members $76 members $5 materials + lab fee Delmar Design Studio, 2nd Floor July 15 Sat 10-4P S0804 GLASS FIBER 17

18 WORKSHOPS Explore Embroidery with Rena Wood 2 Days For those of you who have never touched a needle and thread, or for more experienced stitchers looking for ways to expand your work, this workshop gives you the time, space, and guidance, to get started. Artist Rena Wood will teach you how to use stitched lines to draw on fabric and help you to discover how the process of stitching, and the materials we choose, give meaning to our work. You will experiment with basic embroidery stitches and play with other types of stitching including red work, black work, and Sashiko embroidery. Finally, we will devote time to stitching and developing our own style of abstract drawing on fabric. $165 non-members $149 members $25 materials + lab fee Delmar Design Studio, 2nd Floor Aug 12 & 13 Sat & Sun 10A-3P S0805 Rena Wood is a fiber artist and educator. She has taught classes in fiber art at Virginia Commonwealth University, Skidmore College, Kansas City Art Institute, Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts, and the Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh. Her work has been shown nationally, most recently at the Galveston Arts Center in Texas. 3D Felting Make a Vessel 6 Hours Layer wool fibers, learn the wet felting techniques, and then shape into a colorful vessel form. You can add a lid and texture with other fibers. You will have a complete felted vessel in just one day. $72 non-members $65 members $25 materials + lab fee Delmar Design Studio, 2nd Floor Instructor: Qun Liu July 29 Sat 10A-4P S0806 Eco-Printed Cloth 4 Hours Create unique fabrics and reusable cloth bags using objects from nature in an eco-dying process. This is a direct contact method, where the colors from plant materials transfer to the fabric when it is steamed in a small bundle. Unroll the bundle to see the beautiful patterns created from the leaves and flowers. Cloth bags, fabrics, included with fee. A list of additional required supplies sent upon enrollment. $48 non-members $43 members $12 materials + lab fee Grand Fiber Studio, Lower Level Instructor: Damia Smith Aug 5 Sat 12-4P S0807 3D Felting Make a Handbag 6 Hours Create a functional and wearable felted handbag in just one day. Learn how to layer the wool fibers and then explore the wet felting technique, to create your choice of a clutch or handbag with handles. No prior felting experience required! $72 non-members $65 members $35 materials + lab fee Delmar Design Studio, 2nd Floor Instructor: Qun Liu Aug 19 Sat 10A-4P S

19 FIBER CLASSES Ages 16 and older may register for adult classes unless specified. 3D Felt Techniques 3 weeks Learn wet felting techniques of working colorful wool fibers to create 3 dimensional forms, including a colorful shaped vessel and a hat to wear. Explore adding other yarns for texture and how to create 3 dimensional shapes. No prior felting experience required. $95 non-members $86 members $35 materials + lab fee Delmar Design Studio, 2nd Floor Instructor: Qun Liu June 6-20 Tue 6-9P S0811 Floor Loom Weaving 5 weeks Discover the magic of weaving on a four-harness floor loom. Beginners will learn to warp the loom and weave basic patterns. Intermediate students will explore the advanced process of pattern drafts or tapestry techniques. Project planning and material selection will also be covered. Creativity with color and texture effects are emphasized. $173 non-members $156 members $12 materials + lab fee Delmar Weaving Studio, 2nd Floor Instructor: Denise Mandel May 30-June 27 Tue 6-9P S0831 June 1-June 29 Thur 6-9P S0832 July 11-Aug 8 Tue 6-9P S0833 July 13-Aug 10 Thur 6-9P S Scarves in 3 Weeks 3 weeks Fast paced and fun, create three gorgeous scarves in just three weeks. Each class features a new fabric design technique, from shibori to simple screen printing. All materials covered in lab fee. $95 non-members $86 members $25 materials + lab fee Delmar Design Studio, 2nd Floor Instructor: Damia Smith July 26-Aug 9 Wed 6-9P S0851 Checkerboard Books and Watercolors 6 weeks Learn the basics of painting with watercolors, such as color mixing and wet on wet brush techniques. Play with your own free style to create pages to bind into a checkerboard book with a two color spine. This style of bookmaking is perfect for your collection of paintings. No watercolor experience required. $139 non-members $125 members $10 materials + lab fee Grand Fiber Studio, Lower Level June 6-July 18* Tue 6:30-8:30P S8821 *No class July 4 Delmar Design Studio, 2nd Floor Instructor: Joanne Kluba July 25-Aug 29 Tue 6:30-8:30P S0821 Patterns with Natural Dyes 3 weeks Create beautiful patterns on a variety of fabrics using ancient resist techniques of shibori and vibrant natural dyes. Learn how to create your own dyes using local plant material such as walnuts and red onion skins, as well as using more exotic natural dyes such as madder and weld. Natural dyes, chemicals, and most fabrics supplied with materials fee. $95 non-members $86 members $30 materials + lab fee Grand Fiber Studio, Lower Level Instructor: Damia Smith June 7-21 Wed 6-9P S8841 Delmar Design Studio, 2nd Floor Instructor: Damia Smith July Wed 6-9P S0841 Registration Begins May 8 Classes Begin June 3 FIBER Visit us on the web

20 GRAPHICS WORKSHOPS Looking for quick workshops for all levels? Check out the Try-Its, pages 5-7. Craft On Tap (21+) 3D Print a Bottle Opener June 16 CLASSES Ages 16 and older may register for adult classes unless specified. Photoshop Basics 6 weeks Learn Adobe Photoshop techniques to take your images and create new digital art. Experiment with layering, altering photos, collage, and pattern. With these simple techniques, you will improve your current photographs and learn to and use Photoshop as tool for creating works of art. Bring photos on a flash drive to begin. Students should provide 2GB USB 2.0 flash drive for storage. $139 non-members $125 members $25 materials + lab fee Private Lessons Available Do you have a special skill you would like to learn? You can work one-on-one with one of our accomplished teachers to learn the techniques of working with clay, glass, metal, fiber and much more. Private lessons begin at $35 per hour for one to two people, minimum two hours, plus a materials fee. For more information please call the Delmar registrar at (314) x 325 Or the registrar at (314) x 302 Grand Graphics Studio, Lower Level Instructor: Katrina Shannon June 7-July 12 Wed 6-8P S8921 July 19-Aug 23 Wed 6-8P S8922 Financial Aid Available for Adults & Children! Visit us on the web or contact the registrar to apply. 20

21 2D WORKSHOPS Looking for quick workshops for all levels? Check out the Try-Its, pages 5-7. Craft Uncorked (21+) Watercolor Play August 18 CLASSES Ages 16 and older may register for adult classes unless specified. Drawing the Still Life 6 weeks You will draw flowers, vases, shoes, and more as you learn about the history of still life artwork, common symbolism, and techniques to help you translate what you see onto paper. Perfect for beginners or students wanting to improve their drawing skills. Repeat students can work on special projects. $139 non-members $125 members $10 materials + lab fee Delmar Design Studio, 2nd Floor Instructor: Alice Gadel June 5-July 17* Mon 6-8P S0911 July 24-Aug 28 Mon 6-8P S0912 *No class July 3 Beginning Painting 6 weeks Learn color mixing and basic drawing skills using acrylic paint. Experiment with the versatility of acrylic while learning to observe and interpret what you see into a painting. Included is lots of individual attention as you learn to develop your personal style. $139 non-members $125 members $10 materials + lab fee Delmar Design Studio, 2nd Floor Instructor: Alice Gadel June 8-July 13 Thur 6-8P S0921 July 20-Aug 24 Thur 6-8P S0922 Checkerboard Books and Watercolors 6 weeks Learn the basics of painting with watercolors, such as color mixing and wet on wet brush techniques, and play with your own free style to create pages to bind into a checkerboard book with a two color spine. This style of bookmaking is perfect for your collection of paintings. No watercolor experience required. $139 non-members $125 members $10 materials + lab fee Grand Fiber Studio, Lower Level June 6-July 18* Tue 6:30-8:30P S8821 *No class July 4 Delmar Design Studio, 2nd Floor Instructor: Joanne Kluba July 25-Aug 29 Tue 6:30-8:30P S0821 GRAPHICS 2D 21

22 WOOD WORKSHOPS Looking for quick workshops for all levels? Check out the Try-Its, pages Hour Turned Bowl June 10 Make Your Own Wooden Pen July 15 CLASSES Ages 16 and older may register for adult classes unless specified. Beginning Wood Turning Beginning 4 weeks Learn the basics of woodturning and design as you turn raw wood on a lathe to create functional and artistic pieces, including bowls, candle sticks, and other objects. Learn about the turner s tools and how to sharpen them. Tools include: spindle roughing gouge, spindle gouge, bowl gouge, skew chisel, parting tool, and various scrapers. All tools and wood material are provided. Ages 18 and up. For protection wear regular shoes no sandals. (Maximum 7 students) $139 non-members $125 members $30 materials + lab fee Grand Wood Studio, Lower Level Instructor: Jeff Hornung June 7-28 Wed 6-9P W8611 July 12-Aug 2 Wed 6-9P W8612 June 3-July 1* Sat W8621 *No class June 24 Beyond the Basics Intermediate* 4 weeks Take your wood turning skills to the next level and explore surface texture and coloration. Learn and create with texturing tools, dyes, gilding, and airbrush. We will cover turning techniques, finishing and embellishment that go way beyond basic turning. Take a walk on the creative side of woodturning. *Prerequisite: 1 previous wood turning class. $139 non-members $125 members $30 materials + lab fee Grand Wood Studio, Lower Level Instructor: Jeff Hornung June 20-July 18* Tue 6-9P S8631 *No class July 4 Turned Bowls Intermediate* 3 weeks Learn new skills for turning wood on a lathe to create a variety of bowl shapes. Explored design, wood selection, and how to maintain consistent wall thickness, as well as natural edge and footed bowls. *Prerequisite: 1 previous wood turning class. $104 non-members $94 members $25 materials + lab fee Grand Wood Studio, Lower Level Instructor: John Peterson July 2-16 Sun 1-4P S8642 Lidded Boxes and Hollow Forms Intermediate* 4 weeks Learn the steps needed to create your own wood turned boxes and hollow form pieces. Box making on a lathe is a special skill that focuses on overall design and proportion and getting the lid to fit just right. You will learn the basic box and a box with inlay and detail. Hollow form, or enclosed, turning is another specialty skill and you ll have the chance to make your own vase or enclosed form using a variety of hollowing tools. *Prerequisite: 1 previous wood turning class. $139 non-members $125 members $30 materials + lab fee Grand Wood Studio, Lower Level Instructor: Jeff Hornung Aug 8-29 Tue 6-9P S

23 CHILDREN Beginning Wheel: Ages 12 to Adult WORKSHOPS Beginning Looking for quick workshops for all levels? Check out the Try-Its, pages 5-7. Learn the basics of throwing clay forms on the potter s wheel. Explore how to modify and decorate your pieces when they re almost dry, and then finish them with colorful glazes. After two firings in the kiln, your pieces are ready to be picked up. Tie & Dye Afternoon Ages 10 to Adult June 10, Aug 12 CLASSES $188 non-members $169 members $20 materials + lab fee Kids Clay with Parents/Grandparents: Ages weeks Why should kids have all the fun? Parents and grandparents, get your hands dirty and explore the exciting possibilities of clay side-by-side with your kids and grandkids. One adult and one child $135 non-members $120 members $25 materials + lab fee Delmar Clay Studio, 1st Floor Instructor: Pam Stanley Jun 3-Jul 8 Sat 1-4P Jul 15-Aug 19 Sat 1-4P Learning the Potter s Wheel: Ages 7 to 12 5 weeks Find out just how easy and fun it is to throw on an electric pottery wheel. Learn how to create walls as the clay spins, to make vases, bowls, and cups with handles. Then decorate your work with colorful glazes. One adult and two children $200 non-members $180 members $35 materials + lab fee 6 weeks S0511 S0512 TEENS Weekend Glass Classes for Ages 16 and up - on pages $104 members $116 non-members $20 materials + lab fee Delmar Clay Studio, 1st Floor Instructor: Alice Gadel Sat 10A-12P Sat 10A-12P S0111 S0112 Two Children Jun 3-Jul 2 Jul 15-Aug 12 Sat 10A-12P Sat 10A-12P S0114 S0115 Delmar Clay Studio, 1st Floor Instructor: Pam Stanley Jun 3-Jul 2 Sat 10A-12P Jul 15-Aug 12 Sat 10A-12P S0231 S0232 WOOD One Child Jun 3-Jul 2 Jul 15-Aug 12 CHILDREN 23

24 STAENBERG SUMMER CAMPS Registration is open Register on-line, by fax, mail or walk-in. Membership and registration details are located next to the registration form. Please read all Registration Policies and Procedures carefully before you register. NO telephone registrations. Craft Alliance Summer camps are fun and active. For safety, only closetoed shoes allowed, no sandals or crocs should be worn. Campers should dress for fun arts experiences and should bring a snack and a drink for each half day-camp, or snacks and lunch with a drink, if they are enrolled for a full day. Campers in the Glass Beads and Glass Explorations camps should dress in long cotton pants. Dates Summer camps are in session for a total of 11 weeks, one week half-day camps available. Each half-day camp meets for a full 3 hours. Put two together and spend the entire day being creative! Camp 1 May 30-June 2 (4 days) Tue-Fri* *No camp May 29 Camp 2 - June 5-9 (1 week) Mon-Fri Camp 3 - June (1 week) Mon-Fri Camp 4 - June (1 week) Mon-Fri Camp 5 - June (1 week) Mon-Fri Camp 6 -July 5-7 (3 days) Wed-Fri** ** No camp July 3 & 4 Camp 7 - July (1 week) Mon-Fri Camp 8 - July (1 week) Mon-Fri Camp 9 - July (1 week) Mon-Fri Camp 10 - July 31-Aug 4 (1 week) Mon-Fri Camp 11 - Aug 7-11 (1 week) Mon-Fri Spend the whole day at Craft Alliance! When you combine two half-day camps you get a supervised lunchtime for all-day campers! Tuition for Summer Camps One week half-day camp: Craft House Member Tuition: $125 Non-member tuition: $139 General Lab & Materials fee: $16 Glass & Metal Lab and Materials fee: $25 Camp 1 Tuition (May 30-June 2) 4 days: half-day camp Craft House Member Tuition: $100 Non-member tuition: $112 General Lab & Materials fee: $13 Glass & Metal Lab and Materials fee: $20 Camp 6 Tuition (July 5-7) 3 days: half-day camp Craft House Member Tuition: $76 Non-member tuition: $84 General Lab & Materials fee: $10 Glass & Metal Lab and Materials fee: $ Teen Camps - Ages These late-day camps are especially designed for teens to learn creative skills in clay, glass and metal. Sessions meet from 4:00-5:45P Mon-Fri. Craft House Member tuition: $79 Non-member tuition: $88 Lab and Materials fee: $20 Metal & Glass / $15 Clay Camp 1 Tuition (May 30-June 2) 4 days: Craft House Member Tuition: $63 Non-member tuition: $70 Lab and Materials fee: $15 Metal & Glass / $10 Clay Camp 6 Tuition (July 5-7) 3 days: Craft House Member Tuition: $48 Non-member tuition: $53 Lab and Materials fee: $12 Metal & Glass / $8 Clay Times: Morning camps are from 9A 12P, afternoon camps meet from. Teen Camps are from 4:00-5:45P. Lunch: There is a 45-minute supervised lunch care from 12:00P until 12:45P, free care for full day campers, $15 per week for half-day campers. Students must bring their own lunch and drink. At the Delmar location only, full-day campers, ages 11-14, with parent s permission, may leave the Craft Alliance building for lunch. Before and After-Care: Before-care is available from 8:30 9A for $10 per week. After-care is available from 3:45-5:30P for $35 per week. Cost for both Before- and After-care is $45 per week. Class Size/Ages: Class sizes are kept small to provide the best camp experience. Enrollment is limited to 10 students per camp unless otherwise noted. Clay Pick-up: Because of longer drying and firing times, finished clay projects will be available two weeks following the last day of the camp session your child is enrolled in. The instructors will give specific times for pick-up. Craft Alliance will not be responsible for any work left after September 11, Parents: Our professional artist-instructors and teen interns will supervise children during all indoor and outdoor camp activities. If you have any questions, please call the Registrar at , ext Fincial Aid sponsored by The Staenberg Family Foundation See page 4 for details.

25 AGES 4-6 Water Worlds Take an imaginary trip to the seashore and explore all the wonderful things found in the ocean, from fantastic fish to perilous pirates. Using different art making materials each day, see how far your imagination can travel! s50104 Camp 4 June s50108 Camp 8 July s50110 Camp 10 July 31-Aug 4 s50101 Camp 1 May 30-June 2* *4 days T-F Art Soup Add a pinch of imagination and a dash of fun materials and you have made art soup! Stir up all kinds of creative fun as you paint, print, sculpt, collage, and experiment with art materials. Each day you will explore different media and ideas while learning new art making skills. s50202 Camp 2 June 5-9 s50207 Camp 7 July s50211 Camp 11 Aug 7-11 s50205 Camp 5 June Animal Tracks Take an imaginary trip to the forests and jungles through stories and pictures to learn about animals large and small. Create a group of unusual creatures by forming, sculpting, and exploring clay. s50402 Camp 2 June 5-9 s50404 Camp 4 June s50408 Camp 8 July Mush and Gush Squeeze, squish, and sculpt imaginative forms as you experience the wonderful world of clay. Each student s little hands will turn ordinary lumps of clay into permanent three dimensional objects, improving motor skills. Clay has never been this fun! s50301 Camp 1 May 30-June 2* *4 days T-F s50306 Camp 6 July 5-7** s50309 Camp 9 July s50311 Camp 11 Aug 7-11 **3 days W-F Silly Me Smile Tiles Have fun creating self-portraits on colorful clay tiles. Learn to paint with glazes and add interesting textures to your pieces. When it s fired in the kiln, you will have a series of colorful, smiling images of YOU on permanent ceramic tiles. s50605 Camp 5 June s50603 Camp 3 June s50307 Camp 7 July s50310 Camp 10 July 31-Aug 4 Zoofari Learn about the animals of the world that you can see at the zoo and create your own zoo safari by sculpting with polymer clay, painting, drawing, as well as collaging and book arts. s50703 Camp 3 June s50506 Camp 6 July 5-7** s50709 Camp 9 July **3 days W-F AGES 7-9 Throw forms on the potter s wheel. Learn new skills for wedging the clay, centering, forming shapes and glazing. Campers also engage in skill games and group activities. Projects will be fired and ready for pick-up two weeks after the last day of camp. s51201 Camp 1 May 30-June 2* s51204 Camp 4 June s51205 Camp 5 June s51208 Camp 8 July s51210 Camp 10 July 31-Aug 4 *4 Days T-F s51202 Camp 2 June 5-9 s51203 Camp 3 June s51206 Camp 6 July 5-7** s51207 Camp 7 July s51209 Camp 9 July s51211 Camp 11 Aug 7-11 **3 Days W-F s71201 Camp 1 May 30-June 2* s71203 Camp 3 June s71208 Camp 8 July s71211 Camp 11 Aug 7-11 *4 Days T-F 25 CHILDREN

26 AGES 7-9 CONTINUED Creative Clay Explore ways to have fun with clay without the use of the wheel. Create mugs, bowls, sculptures and tiles using handbuilding processes such as coils, slabs, molds and pinch pots. Decorate work using clay tools and colorful underglazes. Projects will be fired and ready for pick-up two weeks after the last day of camp. s51102 Camp 2 June 5-9 s51103 Camp 3 June s51106 Camp 6 July 5-7** s51107 Camp 7 July s51108 Camp 8 July s51109 Camp 9 July s51111 Camp 11 Aug 7-11 **3 Days W-F s51101 Camp 1 May 30-June 2* s51105 Camp 5 June *4 Days T-F s71102 Camp 2 June 5-9 s71105 Camp 5 June s71106 Camp 6 July 5-7** s71107 Camp 7 July s71109 Camp 9 July s71110 Camp 10 July 31-Aug 4 **3 Days W-F s71104 Camp 4 June Wet and Wild Textiles Anything goes in this fun art camp anything that involves water and fabric! From tie dyed scarves and T-shirts to fabric printing - learn how creative you can be with watery materials and cloth. Each day is a new activity so dress for mess and be ready to have a good time! s51301 Camp 1 May 30-June 2* s51303 Camp 3 June s51306 Camp 6 July 5-7** s51307 Camp 7 July s51311 Camp 11 Aug 7-11 *4 Days T-F **3 Days W-F s71307 Camp 7 July s71303 Camp 3 June Tie & Dye Fold, wrap, tie, and stitch white cloth to create interesting shapes. Then dye the cloth in the blues of indigo dye to create patterns and designs on the fabric. s72206 ` Camp 6 July 5-7** **3 Days W-F 26 Comic Capers It s a bird, it s a plane - it s a new twist on comic book characters! Using pencils, markers, scanners, and printers, you will learn how to develop cool characters and fun stories, and then create your own comic book. s51401 Camp 1 May 30-June 2* *4 Days T-F s51409 Camp 9 July s71402 Camp 2 June 5-9 s71404 Camp 4 June s71411 Camp 11 Aug 7-11 s71405 Camp 5 June s71408 Camp 8 July s71409 Camp 9 July s71410 Camp 10 July 31-Aug 4 3D Printing with Makerbots Discover the wonder of rendering something on the computer and holding it in your hand. Digitally model your design, learn the mechanics of 3D printing, and generate a prototype before you take home your final 3D printed creation. s71509 Camp 9 July s71503 Camp 3 June s71505 Camp 5 June Computer Art Scan photographs, combine and manipulate layers of images, and incorporate text to create digital art projects including a computer-generated scratchboard, self-portrait photo collage, and cereal package design. Explore the world of digital art and Photoshop tricks as you experiment with computer art. s71501 Camp 1 May 30-June 2* s71508 Camp 8 July s71510 Camp 10 July 31-Aug 4 s71511 Camp 11 Aug 7-11 *4 Days T-F Photography and the Digital Studio Combine photographs with graphic design and transfer images onto objects such as T-shirts, magnets, and bags. Learn the basics of photography and special effects with Photoshop. Some computer and digital photography experience helpful, but not required. Students are welcome to bring their own digital camera. s71602 Camp 2 June 5-9 s71606 Camp 6 July 5-7* s71607 Camp 7 July *3 Days W-F Financial Aid available for summer camps thanks to the generosity of the Staenberg Family Foundation. Applications at See page 4 for details.

27 Coppersmith Learn to manipulate metal without any torches to make unique copper jewelry. Copper is a soft metal, meaning it can be worked without heating. Using special hammers and steel letter stamps, you can create wearable works of metal art. s51802 Camp 2 June 5-9 s51809 Camp 9 July s51810 Camp 10 July 31-Aug 4 12:85-3:45P s51804 Camp 4 June s51808 Camp 8 July s71801 Camp 1 May 30-June 2* s71802 Camp 2 June 5-9 s71806 Camp 6 July 5-7** s71807 Camp 7 July s71809 Camp 9 July s71811 Camp 11 Aug 7-11 *4 Days T-F **3 Days W-F City-Scapes In this awesome architecture camp you will learn to create building plans, city plans, and landscapes in both 2D and 3D. Make models that are realistic and whimsical, and even take part in planning a city no hard hat required! s51505 Camp 5 June s51506 Camp 6 July 5-7* **3 Days W-F s51502 Camp 2 June 5-9 Alphabet Art Put pen and ink to paper and learn brush lettering, bubble letters, and collage. Learn how to use the alphabet for art and create unique lettered projects, including posters, name plates, and a handmade book! s71901 Camp 1 May 30-June 2* s71904 Camp 4 June *4 Days T-F Jazzy Jewelry Learn to make wearable art from unusual materials including paper, fibers, and metal. Using special techniques, turn paper into beads and wire into bracelets. Create colorful pieces that can be combined to make exciting, imaginative jewelry. s72103 Camp 3 June s72105 Camp 5 June s72108 Camp 8 July s72110 Camp 10 July 31-Aug 4 S72104 Camp 4 June Quilt Crazy English paper piecing is a basic, portable technique used to make small textiles. Combine geometric shapes and colorful fabrics as you explore the art of hand-quilting. Incorporate your finished pieces into a pillow cover, small bag, or wall hanging. s51604 Camp 4 June Printmaking From gelatin monotypes to block prints, explore a variety of methods and tools for creating patterns and images on paper. Learn about paints, inks, stamps, and relief printing, as you create multiple editions to share with family and friends. s51703 Camp 3 June s51711 Camp 11 Aug 7-11 Paint and Print Combine colorful painting and stamp printing to create unique works of art. Work with brushes and carved shapes, paints and printing inks, as you explore composition and techniques of putting color on paper. s51807 Camp 7 July s51804 Camp 4 June s51808 Camp 8 July s51810 Camp 10 July 31-Aug 4 The Thrifty Stitch Bring new life to a worn piece of clothing or other textile items and learn about the concept of wabi sabi - the Japanese aesthetic of appreciating the imperfect, impermanent and incomplete. Also explore appliqué, embroidery, and Japanese boro cloth mending techniques. Bring a much-loved garment, stuffed toy, or other fabric item to embellish, or use provided materials to create something new. s51905 Camp 5 June s51910 Camp 10 July 31-Aug CHILDREN

28 AGES Throw forms on the potter s wheel. Learn new skills for wedging the clay, centering, forming shapes and glazing. Campers also engage in skill games and group activities. Projects will be fired and ready for pick-up two weeks after the last day of camp. s54102 Camp 2 June 5-9 s54103 Camp 3 June s54106 Camp 6 July 5-7** s54107 Camp 7 July s54109 Camp 9 July s54111 Camp 11 Aug 7-11 s54101 Camp 1 May 30-June 2* s54104 Camp 4 June s54105 Camp 5 June s54108 Camp 8 July s54110 Camp 10 July 31-Aug 4 *4 Days T-F **3 Days W-F s74104 Camp 4 June s74101 Camp 1 May 30-June 2* s74102 Camp 2 June 5-9 s74103 Camp 3 June s74105 Camp 5 June s74106 Camp 6 July 5-7** s74107 Camp 7 July s74108 Camp 8 July s74109 Camp 9 July s74110 Camp 10 July 31-Aug 4 s74111 Camp 11 Aug 7-11 *4 Days T-F **3 Days W-F Creative Clay Explore ways to have fun with clay without the use of the wheel. Create mugs, bowls, sculptures and tiles using handbuilding processes such as coils, slabs, molds and pinch pots. Decorate work using clay tools and colorful underglazes. Projects will be fired and ready for pick-up two weeks after the last day of camp. s54204 Camp 4 June s54210 Camp 10 July 31-Aug 4 Weaving Using a small frame loom and an assortment of colorful yarns, explore the art of tapestry weaving. Learn all about this ancient craft from across the world as you create your own unique projects. s54303 Camp 3 June s54304 Camp 4 June s54308 Camp 8 July s54309 Camp 9 July Quilt Crazy English paper piecing is a basic, portable technique used to make small textiles. Combine geometric shapes and colorful fabrics as you explore the art of hand-quilting. Incorporate your finished pieces into a pillow cover, small bag, or wall hanging. s54402 Camp 2 June 5-9 s54407 Camp 7 July The Thrifty Stitch Bring new life to a worn piece of clothing or other textile items and learn about the concept of wabi sabi - the Japanese aesthetic of appreciating the imperfect, impermanent and incomplete. Also explore appliqué, embroidery, and Japanese boro cloth mending techniques. Bring a much-loved garment, stuffed toy, or other fabric item to embellish, or use provided materials to create something new. s54501 Camp 1 May 30-June 2* s54505 Camp 5 June s54506 Camp 6 July 5-7** s54511 Camp 11 Aug 7-11 *4 Days T-F **3 Days W-F Printmaking From gelatin monotypes to block prints, explore a variety of methods and tools for creating patterns and images on paper. Learn about paints, inks, stamps and relief printing as you create multiple editions to share with family and friends. s54602 Camp 2 June 5-9 s54608 Camp 8 July Wet and Wild Textiles Anything goes in this fun art camp anything that involves water and fabric! From tie dyed scarves and T-shirts to fabric printing - learn how creative you can be with watery materials and cloth. Each day is a new activity so dress for mess and be ready to have a good time! s74203 Camp 3 June s74207 Camp 7 July Tie & Dye Fold, wrap, tie, and stitch white cloth to create interesting shapes. Then dye the cloth in the blues of indigo dye to create patterns and designs on the fabric. s74206 Camp 6 July 5-7** **3 Days W-F 28

29 Hot Glass Beads Want to play with fire? Learn a variety of flameworking techniques used to make unique and colorful glass beads. Melt glass with the torch, shape into beads, and add designs. When cooled, string your beads into a bracelet or necklace. s55102 Camp 2 June 5-9 s55103 Camp 3 June s55104 Camp 4 June s55107 Camp 7 July s55109 Camp 9 July s55101 Camp 1 May 30-June 2* s55106 Camp 6 July 5-7** s55111 Camp 11 Aug 7-11 *4 Days T-F **3 Days W-F Glass Craft Have a blast exploring a variety of glass forming techniques as you create fused glass, colorful beads, and mosaics. Melt and form soft glass into colorful shapes and combine bits of glass for functional or decorative pieces s55201 Camp 1 May 30-June 2* s55205 Camp 5 June s55208 Camp 8 July s55211 Camp 11 Aug 7-11 *4 Days T-F Fire Power Harness the power of fire in our metals studio. Use molten metal casting techniques including water and broom straw, along with fabrication and soldering skills, to create small objects from copper and brass. Get ready to fire up the torch and fabricate small sculptures and jewelry. s55501 Camp 1 May 30-June 2* s55504 Camp 4 June s55405 Camp 5 June s55506 Camp 6 July 5-7** s55507 Camp 7 July s55508 Camp 8 July ss55511 Camp 11 Aug 7-11 s55502 Camp 2 June 5-9 s55503 Camp 3 June s55509 Camp 9 July *4 Days T-F **3 Days W-F s74301 Camp 1 May 30-June 2* s74306 Camp 6 July 5-7** s74309 Camp 9 July s74311 Camp 11 Aug 7-11 s74303 Camp 3 June s74305 Camp 5 June *4 Days T-F **3 Days W-F Torch Flamed Glass In this camp, explore a variety of flameworking techniques for making small sculptures and beads from colorful glass rods. Learn to work with the torch and melt glass to create three dimensional glass objects. s55306 Camp 6 July 5-7** s55310 Camp 10 July 31-Aug 4 s55302 Camp 2 June 5-9 s55303 Camp 3 June s55308 Camp 8 July **3 Days W-F Glass Mosaics Using tiles, bits of glass, marbles, and found objects, explore the ancient art of mosaics. Learn mosaic design, tile-cutting, and application techniques as you create 2 and 3 dimensional forms covered with colorful bits of glass. s55404 Camp 4 June s55405 Camp 5 June s55407 Camp 7 July s55409 Camp 9 July s55410 Camp 10 July 31-Aug 4 Jazzy Jewelry Learn to make wearable art from unusual materials including paper, fibers, and metal. Using special techniques, turn paper into beads and wire into bracelets. Create colorful pieces that can be combined to make exciting, imaginative jewelry. s74908 Camp 8 July CHILDREN

30 AGES CONTINUED Metal Craft Explore all of the tools and techniques to shape flat sheets of copper and brass into three-dimensional forms. Learn cutting, piercing, riveting, and soldering with a torch, as you form jewelry and objects from metal and found materials. s55603 Camp 3 June s55601 Camp 1 May 30-June 2* s55605 Camp 5 June s55606 Camp 6 July 5-7** ss55607 Camp 7 July s55610 Camp 10 July 31-Aug 4 s55611 Camp 11 Aug 7-11 *4 Days T-F **3 Days W-F s74402 Camp 2 June 5-9 s74404 Camp 4 June s74407 Camp 7 July s74410 Camp 10 July 31-Aug 4 Comic Capers It s a bird, it s a plane - it s a new twist on comic book characters! Using pencils, markers, scanners, and printers, you will learn how to develop cool characters and fun stories, and then create your own comic book. s74505 Camp 5 June s74509 Camp 9 July s74502 Camp 2 June 5-9 3D Printing with Makerbots Discover the wonder of rendering something on the computer and holding it in your hand. Digitally model your design, learn the mechanics of 3D printing, and generate a prototype before you take home your final 3D printed creation. s74603 Camp 3 June s74605 Camp 5 June s74609 Camp 9 July Computer Art Scan photographs, combine and manipulate layers of images, and i ncorporate text to create digital art projects including a computer-generated scratchboard, self-portrait photo collage, and cereal package design. Explore the world of digital art and Photoshop tricks as you experiment with computer art. s74701 Camp 1 May 30-June 2* s74708 Camp 8 July s74710 Camp 10 July 31-Aug 4 s74711 Camp 11 Aug 7-11 *4 Days T-F 30 Photography and the Digital Studio Combine photographs with graphic design and transfer images onto objects such as T-shirts, magnets, and bags. Learn the basics of photography and special effects with Photoshop. Some computer and digital photography experience helpful, but not required. Campers are welcome to bring their own digital camera. s74702 Camp 2 June 5-9 s74706 Camp 6 July 5-7** s74707 Camp 7 July **3 Days W-F Alphabet Art Put pen and ink to paper and create with the basics of brush lettering, calligraphy, and collage. Learn how to use the alphabet for art and create unique lettered projects, including posters, name plates, and a handmade book! s74801 Camp 1 May 30-June 2* s74804 Camp 4 June *4 Days T-F Zines Welcome to the D.I.Y. (do-it yourself) publishing world know as zines! Learn to create a variety of small publications using drawing, collage, and more. Each camper will leave with their own creations and a handful of zines traded with their classmates. s55708 Camp 8 July s55709 Camp 9 July s74910 Camp 10 July 31-Aug 4 s74904 Camp 4 June s74911 Camp 11 Aug 7-11 Paint and Print Combine colorful painting and stamp printing to create unique works of art. Work with brushes and carved shapes, paints and printing inks, as you explore composition and techniques of putting color on paper. s55710 Camp 10 July 31-Aug 4

31 AGES This is a series of camps especially designed for teens to learn creative skills in the craft media. Sessions meet from 4:00-5:45P Monday through Friday. Tuition: $88 Members: $79 Materials Fee: $20 Metal & Glass / $15 Clay *Camp 1 Tuition: members: $63 Non-members: $70 Lab and materials fees: $15 Metal & Glass / $10 Clay ** Camp 6 Tuition: members: $48 Non-members: $53 Lab and materials fees: $12 Metal & Glass / $8 Clay On the Wheel Learn the basic techniques for creating objects on the potter s wheel. Skills covered include wedging, centering, forming cylinders, bowls, cups and vessels, as well as glazing and firing techniques. For beginners or experienced students. Finished works are available for pick-up two weeks after the last class. 4-5:45P s58203 Camp 3 June s58204 Camp 4 June s58205 Camp 5 June s58207 Camp 7 July s58208 Camp 8 July s58210 Camp 10 July 31-Aug 4 4-5:45P s78202 Camp 2 June 5-9 s78204 Camp 4 June s78208 Camp 8 July s78209 Camp 9 July s78211 Camp 11 Aug 7-11 Metal Works Use tools and metalsmithing techniques to shape flat sheets of copper and brass into three-dimensional forms. Learn about cutting, piercing, and soldering as you form jewelry and objects from metal and found materials. 4-5:45P s58101 Camp 1 May 30-June 2* s58102 Camp 2 June 5-9 s58104 Camp 4 June s58106 Camp 6 July 5-7** s58108 Camp 8 July s58110 Camp 10 July 31-Aug 4 *4 Days T-F **3 Days W-F Financial Aid available for summer camps thanks to the generosity of the Staenberg Family Foundation. Applications at See page 4 for details. Torch Fired Glass In this camp, explore a variety of flameworking techniques for making small sculptures and beads from colorful glass rods. Learn to work with the torch and melt glass to create three dimensional glass objects. 4-5:45P s58301 Camp 1 May 30-June 2* s58303 Camp 3 June s58305 Camp 5 June s58311 Camp 11 Aug 7-11 *4 Days T-F 3D Printing with Makerbots Learn the basic techniques of digital rendering and 3D printing. Sculptural or functional, develop 3D modeling skills, learn about rapid prototyping process, and gain an understanding of 3D printing. No prior experience necessary. Pieces will be ready 2 weeks after camp. 4-5:45P s78901 Camp 1 May 30-June 2* s78904 Camp 4 June s78909 Camp 9 July *4 Day T-F Glass Mosaics Using tiles, bits of glass, marbles and found objects, explore the ancient art of mosaics. Learn mosaic design, tile-cutting, and application techniques as you create 2 and 3 dimensional forms covered with colorful bits of glass. 4-5:45P s58307 Camp 7 July s58309 Camp 9 July Clay Sculpture Before the invention of the pottery wheel, clay forms were created with hand forming processes. Learn to create functional forms and large sculptures in clay using forming techniques such as coils, slabs, and molds. You will also learn about firing and glazing. Finished works are available for pick-up two weeks after the last class. 4-5:45P s58402 Camp 2 June 5-9 s58409 Camp 9 July CHILDREN

32 DELMAR LOOP Financial aid available for all summer camps thanks to the generosity of the Staenberg Family Foundation. Applications at See page 4 for details. How to use the Summer Planner Grid The Craft Alliance Delmar Loop location, 6640 Delmar Blvd., offers half-day camps for ages 4-14 and late afternoon Teen Camps for ages There are multiple morning and afternoon options to choose from for ages 7 and up. Ages 4-6 have one morning and one afternoon option. All details and descriptions for each camp are found on the pages of the catalog. Your child can stay all day by selecting one morning and one afternoon option. Camp 1 May 30-June 2* Age Time 4 days T-F Camp 2 June 5-9 Camp 3 June Camp 4 June Camp 5 June Camp 6 July 5-7** 3 day W-F Camp 7 July Camp 8 July Camp 9 July Camp 10 July 31-August 4 Camp 11 August 7-11 Mush & Gush Art Soup Zoofari Water Worlds Silly Me Smile Tiles Zoofari Art Soup Water Worlds Zoofari Water Worlds Art Soup 12:45-3:45 Age noon Water Worlds Animal Tracks Silly Me Smile Tiles Animal Tracks Art Soup Mush & Gush Silly Me Smile Tiles Animal Tracks Mush & Gush Silly Me Smile Tiles Mush & Gush Comic Capers Creative Clay Wet & Wild Creative Clay Coppersmith City Scapes Creative Clay Printmaking Wet & Wild Quilt Crazy Coppersmith Paint & Print City Scapes Creative Clay Thrifty Stitch Creative Clay City Scapes Wet & Wild Creative Clay Paint & Print Wet & Wild Creative Clay Coppersmith Paint & Print Creative Clay Coppersmith Comic Capers Coppersmith Thrifty Stitch Paint & Print Creative Clay Printmaking Wet & Wild Age noon Age :45-3:45 9 noon Thrifty Stitch Glass Craft Fire Power Hot Glass Beads Metal Craft Hot Glass Beads Printmaking Quilt Crazy Torch Flamed Glass Hot Glass Beads Metal Craft Creative Clay Hot Glass Beads Fire Power Torch Flamed Glass Fire Power Hot Glass Beads Fire Power Printmaking Glass Craft Fire Power Hot Glass Beads Zines Creative Clay Torch Flamed Glass Paint & Print Glass Craft Fire Power 12:45-3:45 Fire Power Weaving Torch Flamed Glass Fire Power Glass Mosiacs Weaving Thrifty Stitch Glass Craft Fire Power Glass Mosaics Metal Craft Thrifty Stitch Hot Glass Beads Metal Craft Quilt Crazy Glass Mosaics Metal Craft Torched Flamed Glass Weaving Weaving Glass Mosaics Fire Power Glass Mosaics Metal Craft Thrifty Stitch Hot Glass Beads Metal Craft Metal Works Torch Fired Glass Clay Scupture Metal Works On the Wheel Torch Fired Glass On the Wheel Metal Works On the Wheel Metal Works Torch Fired Glass On the Wheel Glass Mosaics On the Wheel Metal Works Clay Sculpture Glass Mosaics On the Wheel Torch Fired Glass Metal Works Age :00 5:45

33 GRAND CENTER Financial aid available for all summer camps thanks to the generosity of the Staenberg Family Foundation. Applications at See page 4 for details. How to use the Summer Planner Grid The Craft Alliance location, 501 N. Grand Blvd. offers half-day camps for ages 7-14 and late afternoon Teen Camps for ages There are multiple morning and afternoon options to choose from. All details and descriptions for each camp are found on the pages of the catalog. Your child can stay all day by selecting one morning and one afternoon option. Camp 1 May 30-June 2* Age Time 4 days T-F Camp 2 June 5-9 Camp 3 June Camp 4 June Camp 5 June Camp 6 July 5-7** 3 days W-F Camp 7 July Camp 8 July Camp 9 July Camp 10 July 31-August 4 Camp 11 August 7-11 Alphabet Art Computer Art Coppersmith Creative Clay Comic Capers Coppersmith Digital Photo Jazzy Jewelry Wet & Wild 3D Printing Alphabet Art Comic Capers Creative Clay Jazzy Jewelry Creative Clay Jazzy Jewelry 3D Printing Comic Capers Creative Clay Tie & Dye Digital Photo Coppersmith Creative Clay Wet & Wild Digital Photo Coppersmith Jazzy Jewelry Computer Art Comic Capers Creative Clay 3D Printing Comic Capers Coppersmith Creative Clay Jazzy Jewelry Computer Art Comic Capers Comic Capers Computer Art Coppersmith Age :45-3:45 9 noon Age :45-3:45 9 noon Computer Art Fire Power Alphabet Art Digital Photo Metal Craft Comic Capers 3D Printing Wet & Wild Fire Power Metal Craft Zines Alphabet Art Comic Capers 3D Printing Fire Power Digital Photo Fire Power Tie & Dye Digital Photo Metal Craft Wet & Wild Computer Art Zines Jazzy Jewelry Comic Capers Fire Power 3D Printing Computer Art Zines Metal Craft Computer Art Fire Power Zines 3D Printing On the Wheel On the Wheel 3D Printing On the Wheel On the Wheel 3D Printing On the Wheel Age :00 5:45 Multiple Camp Discount Sign your child up for 3 half-day camps and get the 4th camp at 25% off regular tuition (must register in person). To receive this special discount, select any 4 camps and register for them at the same time that s 2 weeks of full day camps or 4 weeks of half day camps with special savings on tuition. In addition, members receive early registration opportunity, and a 10% discount on the first 3 camps. Don t delay, camps fill up fast! 33

34 SUMMER CAMP FUN! MAY 30-AUGUST 11 Our 2017 Summer Camp Program is packed with fun activities and creative art experiences for children and teens. Campers can explore techniques in clay, glass, graphics, metals, wearable art, textiles, and more. There are 11 one-week half-day camps at Craft Alliance s two locations: 6640 Delmar Blvd in the Delmar Loop and 501 N Grand Blvd in the Kranzberg Arts Center in. Details on page 24. Be a Summer Teen Intern for Ages Teens between the ages of 15 and 18 are invited to apply for a limited number of volunteer assistant positions working with children s summer arts camps. Positions are available at both our Delmar Loop location and location. Teen Interns help with the Children s Art Camps and learn new skills while assisting our professional staff of instructors. Volunteers develop communication skills, build self confidence and gain knowledge about the arts and working with children. Credits can be earned toward one of the Teen Summer Camp sessions which meet from 4-5:45pm Monday-Friday. Each camp meets Monday through Friday for one week. Camp times are 9am to 12noon and 12:45pm to 3:45pm. Teen Interns will work with a camp both in the morning and afternoon. They will be responsible for assisting the instructor and the campers in their creations and activities. Come and join the fun at Craft Alliance! If you would like more information about our teen summer volunteer opportunities, or for an application, visit or call x

35 Craft Alliance Center of Art + Design BECOME A MEMBER! New! Member Passports This summer choose your own Craft-Venture with Member Passports. Earn stamps in your passport when you visit exhibitions in the gallery, make a purchase in the gallery shop, and when you register for classes and summer camps. Collect stamps to be entered for a chance to win a free membership, class, and more. Craft Alliance Members will be able to pick up a passport at either location starting on May 30th. Members enjoy great benefits and play a vital role in supporting everything we do from classes and camps to exhibitions and community programs. As a Member of Craft Alliance Center of Art + Design, you are a part of St. Louis only organization dedicated to craft. And your annual Membership is 100% tax-deductible. Your Photo Here Signature of Bearer Passport Number XXXXXXXXXXXX Surname LAST NAME Given Names FIRST MIDDLE NAME Date of issue XX / XXXX Date of Expiration XX / XXXX >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Member Benefits 10% off items in the Shop, Classes and Workshops Eligible for Open Studio Registration 10% discount on Gift Memberships, Parties and Gallery Shop Event Rentals 1 year Craft House Membership to give as a gift Shopping Party for 15 guests with a 15% discount in the Gallery Shop 10% discount on Exhibition Art Exclusive invites to private events with artists, collectors, and curators Recognition as a Patron for the biennial teapot & faculty exhibitions Complimentary Studio or Gallery Shop Rental (subject to availability) Join online today at or contact Megan Eyssell at x333.

36 REGISTRATION POLICIES & PROCEDURES Students 16 and older may register for adult classes and workshops unless otherwise noted. REGISTRATION BEGINS FOR SUMMER CLASSES ON MAY 8, 2017 Registration is taken in the order received. Register early; class sizes are limited. Waiting lists are made for all classes that fill. Full payment must accompany registration. Members of Craft Alliance receive discounts on class, camp, and workshop tuition. FIVE EASY WAYS TO REGISTER. Online Registration: At Online registration available up to 3 days prior to the beginning of a class or camp. Call for more information after that time. In Person: Education offices are open 9:00-5:00, Monday - Friday. Cash, check, money order, or credit card (MasterCard or Visa) accepted. By Fax: Fax Completed registration form and credit card number and expiration date required. By Mail: Download the registration form from the website, or use the one in the catalog and mail it in with check or money order. A $25 fee assessed for returned checks. By Telephone: Delmar location or Grand location Office hours are 9:00-5:00, M-F. No telephone registrations will be accepted for camps. MasterCard and Visa are accepted. Confirmation Policy: You will receive confirmation of enrollment by mail or . Cancellation Policy: Craft Alliance reserves the right to cancel, combine, or reschedule classes or camps to adjust for enrollment. If Craft Alliance cancels a class or camp, you may transfer to another class or camp or receive a full refund. Withdrawal and Refund Policy: A $25 withdrawal fee will be charged per class, workshop or camp. Notice of withdrawal must be made in writing and received at least 14 days prior to the start of a class, or 3 weeks prior to the beginning of a workshop. No refunds will be given for withdrawals made after that time. Non-attendance to class, telephone or other verbal communication is not considered an official notice of withdrawal. No refunds or credits for classes missed due to illness, personal conflict, or other reasons. The schedules do not allow for students to make up missed classes. Policy for Private Lessons: No refunds/credits for failure to attend scheduled private lessons. Rescheduling may be possible if notification is made at least 24 hours ahead of the lesson and teacher is available. Tuition refunds available, minus $25 processing fee, if withdrawal is made at least 10 days in advance. Tuition/Materials & Lab Fee: Tuition includes instruction for one class per session. Materials & Lab fees include the cost of general supplies used by students, tools, studio equipment maintenance, and materials purchased for projects. Some classes have additional lists of required supplies. Tools and materials belonging to Craft Alliance may not be removed from the studio. Craft Alliance cannot be responsible for lost or stolen tools or supplies. Studio Policies: * Craft Alliance does not allow pets or firearms in the building. * Only currently enrolled students may attend classes or camps. * Parents are welcome to visit but may not attend children s camps or classes. * Craft Alliance reserves the right to refuse continued enrollment to disruptive students. Studio Telephones: The telephones located in the studios are for emergency and general use. Delmar Loop Clay Studio: ext. 335 Upstairs Studio: ext Clay Studio: ext. 304 Metals Studio: ext. 305 Fiber Studio: ext. 306 Graphics Studio: ext. 307 Wood Studio: ext 311 Mission Statement: Craft Alliance Center of Art + Design s mission is to empower you to experience the craft of our time. Staff: Executive Director, Boo McLoughlin Senior Director, Director of Education Programs, Luanne Rimel Director of Development & Communications, Jackie Chambers Director of Exhibitions & Artists-in-Residence, Stefanie Kirkland Director of Community Programs & Operations, Michael Parrett Gallery Manager & Buyer, Miriam Wiegand Finance Manager, Jessica Hitchcock Finance Consultant, Beth Causey Facilities & Studios Manager, Dan Barnett Marketing & Communications Coordinator, Michael Powell IT Specialist, Katie Gibbons Development Assistant, Megan Eyssell Registrar & Program Coordinator, Danielle McCoy Delmar Registrar, Lola Ogbara Senior Gallery Associate, Jennifer Toje 36

37 Student Name Registration Form Address City Zip Home Phone Cell Business Date of Birth (if child) / / Age Gender (please circle): M / F ARE YOU A MEMBER? YES NO Class Number Class Title Dates Day Time Tuition Mem/Non Mem Materials Fee Total SUMMER CAMPS ONLY: BEFORE CARE AFTER CARE SUPERVISED LUNCH Paid By: Cash Check MC or Visa Debit Card Other Date Paid: CVC Code: Card # Exp. Date / Office Use Only QUESTIONS? PLEASE CALL Proc'd By Pymnt Proc'd REGISTRAR AT In Binder In Dbase On-line Conf Sent TUITION & MATERIALS FEE CAMP BEFORE/LUNCH/AFTER CARE FEE NEW / RE-NEWED MEMBERSHIP (office use only) OTHER DISCOUNT TOTAL PAYMENT RELEASE: I hereby agree to indemnify and hold harmless Craft Alliance (CA) and its employees against any and all claims for personal injuries or damages of any kind arising from participation in CA s programs. Further, I authorize CA staff and faculty to seek emergency medical help if this becomes necessary. I realize that every effort will be made by CA staff to contact the emergency contact person in the event of a medical emergency, and I agree to indemnify and hold harmless CA personnel in seeking medical care for me or my child. I also agree that CA may use my (or my child s) photograph in the promotion of its programs. RECEIPT OF POLICIES: I agree that I have received and read the Registration Policies and Procedures thoroughly. I understand that these policies are subject to change. SIGNATURE: DATE / / (Registration is not complete without a signature) Where did you hear about us? Friend Newspaper Magazine Radio Internet Other Parent / Guardian / Emergency Contact INFORMATION: Parent / Guardian / Emergency Contact Name Relationship to Student(s) Address (if different from student) City Zip Home Phone Business Phone Cell Phone STUDENT HEALTH INFORMATION (for students under 18): Physician Name Physician Phone Allergies Special Needs Medications Complete and return page with full payment to Delmar Loop 6640 Delmar Blvd. St. Louis MO Fax: N Grand Blvd. St. Louis MO Fax: or register online at

38 FACULTY BIOGRAPHIES Bev Aroh worked as a studio potter in California for 20 years and has been at Craft Alliance for the last seven years. She creates wheel-thrown and altered porcelain and stoneware, has exhibited her work throughout the US, and sells her work in the Craft Alliance Gallery Shop. Dan Barnett, Studio Manager at Craft Alliance, earned a BFA in ceramics and sculpture from Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville. He exhibits nationally and internationally as well as in the Craft Alliance Gallery Shop. His work is in many private collections. Katie Bensky earned her BA in Business, and eventually followed her passion into the clay studio, where she secured her MA in Sculpture at Fontbonne University in She now works on commissions while raising her family in St. Louis. John Boss earned a BS in Art from Southern Illinois, Edwardsville. He works with a focus on high fire reduction pottery for over twenty years, specializing in functional ware. John offers his work in many different venues and his work resides all over the world. Beverly Brandt has her Masters of Arts in Teaching from Webster University and teaches art in University City public schools. She works in glass, metals and mosaics and teaches Craft Alliance adult and children s classes in fused and stained glass. Emily Catedral earned a BA from Hollins University. She teaches children and adults the basics of 3D modeling and 3D printing with (CAD) computer aided design programs and Makerbots. Andrew Denney earned an MFA from the RIT School for American Crafts. He apprenticed with the Ohi Chozaemon family in Japan, who have made tea ceremony utensils since His ceramics have appeared in several national and international exhibitions. Kelly Draper earned a BA from Webster University. Her metal and glass work has been exhibited locally and nationally and is featured in the book Cast: Art and Objects Made Using Humanity s Most Transformational Process. She is co-chair of the metals department. Peg Fetter earned an MFA at Washington University in St. Louis, under the tutelage of Heikki Seppa. Her work combines the rawness of steel juxtaposed with the elegance of gold. Peg exhibits her jewelry designs nationally and through Craft Alliance, and her work appears in several national publications. Alice M. Gadel earned a BFA in Printmaking from the University of Missouri, St. Louis. She works with young children in clay and mixed media, as well as teaching adult printmaking classes. Michael Gleason earned his BFA from the University of Kansas in silversmithing. He is co-chair of the Metals program at Craft Alliance, and has written articles and held workshops related to metalsmithing. Kevin Heard discovered lampworking after taking a class with a group of friends, and has been obsessed with this art form ever since, in classes, open studio, and visiting instructor workshops. Kevin enjoys lampworking, hollow beads, and reactive glass. Mary Henderson earned a BFA in ceramics from Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville. Her teaching is influenced by her knowledge of prehistoric and historic ceramics and technology and her passion for expressive work in clay. Mary is a full-time studio potter working in St. Louis, and exhibiting at Medieval and Renaissance events nationwide. Jan Hessel was instrumental in the development of the metals program at Craft Alliance, and has wide experience teaching metalsmithing techniques. She earned an MFA in Art Metals from Washington University in St. Louis, where she studied with master goldsmith Heikki Seppa. Jeff Hornung has been an artist and maker for over 32 years He began woodturning as therapy and it has evolved into a creative outlet and a business and teaching platform. Jeff s is currently in two museums and showing at the High Point Gallery in PA. Cindy Howenstein earned a BFA from Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville, and an AD from Forest Park Community College. She has studied with Helen Shirk and Chuck Evans. Cindy is represented in the Evansville Museum of Art; she sells and exhibits her jewelry throughout the region. Deborah Katon earned a BFA and an MFA in sculpture. She has studied in Rome, Italy; Sydney, Australia; and Nanjing, China. She has been blowing glass for over ten years. Michele Katz-Reichlin, a teaching artist since 1999, obtained her Art K-12 certification through Webster University after having earned an MSW from Washington University in St. Louis. She has exhibited her found-object and ceramic sculpture locally and regionally since Lacey Kirkwood earned a BFA from Southern Illinois University, Carbondale and an MFA from Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville. She has won several awards for her work and also teaches metals at Meramec Community College. She is proficient in a range of metals techniques. Joanne Kluba is a St. Louis book artist specializing in fine bindings, art books, and custom books. She earned a BFA from Webster University and has been studying bookmaking for 10 years. She has exhibited her books in France and throughout the United States. Andrea Linskey earned a BA and an MAE from Truman State University. She has been working in clay for seven years and most enjoys making thrown and altered functional vessels. Qun Liu studied fine art in China and then later moved to Paris to continue her studies in art. Qun was introduced to felting concepts and designs in France, and has been working with felting materials for over 6 years. Her work is available in the Craft Alliance Gallery Shop. Maxine du Maine earned a BA in art from Webster University. She has apprenticed with former Glass Studio Chair Deborah Katon and teaches summer camps, classes, and community programs at Craft Alliance. Tom McCarthy earned an MFA from Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, and has been making jewelry for thirty years. His work is in numerous private and public collections, including the Mint Museum of Craft and Design in Charlotte, NC. McCarthy has contributed a chapter to The Penland Book of Jewelry, Lark Books. Denise Mandel has been teaching weaving at Craft Alliance for 25 years. The Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis commissioned her to weave Papal Coat of Arms tapestry for Pope John Paul II s visit to St. Louis. She earned a BFA at Kansas City Art Institute, and produced an instructional video entitled, Creating a Weaving Canvas. Kelly Miller earned her BFA in Metals and Jewelry from SCAD and her MFA in metalsmithing from SIU, Edwardsville. Kelly has been published in several books and exhibited nationally. In the fall of 2015, Kelly was a contestant on a jewelry making reality show on Jewelry Television (JTV) called Rockstar Designer. Robert Thomas Mullen earned a BFA in metalsmithing and a BFA in photography from Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville, and an MFA in metalsmithing from Edinboro University of Pennsylvania. Robert was one of the 2015 Metals Artists-in-Residence. John Peterson is a retired Air Force meteorologist and commodities broker who followed his dream of woodworking in Since then, he has studied with many prominent woodturners and teaches wood classes at Scott Air Force base in IL. Joan Powell earned a BA in ceramics from Webster University. Her experience includes several years as a graphic designer, painting, drawing, and ceramics. She teaches clay classes to all ages and exhibits her wok locally and nationally. Lou Ryan earned a BS degree from Stephens College. She discovered lamp worked glass at Craft Alliance, taking many glass classes and workshops with visiting artists. Shweta Sarraf is from India, where she completed studies in Textile Design at the National Institute of Fashion Design (NIFD), India, and won the best design of the year award. She has teaching experience with both children and adults, and expertise in traditional and contemporary resist dye techniques. Damia Smith earned an MFA in Metalsmithing and Jewelry from the University of Kansas and her BFA in Metalsmithing and a BS in Art Education from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. Her work has been shown in many exhibitions and recognized by several awards. She was the inaugural Metal Artist-in-Residence at Craft Alliance and has recently returned to the St. Louis area. Pam Stanley earned a BFA from Kansas City Art Institute, and an MFA from Louisiana State University. Pam teaches both children and adults all aspects of working with clay, and exhibits her work throughout the country. Yuko Suga minored in Metals at Washington University in St. Louis under the tutelage of Heikki Seppa, and earned a Masters in Occupational Therapy from the Washington University School of Medicine. She exhibits her work in metals and glass both locally and nationally. Meri Ellen Taylor earned her MA from Maryville University and has been a metalsmith for over 25 years. She employs a variety of techniques to execute her designs and shows her work nationally. She is the co-chair of the Metals Department and has been involved with Craft Alliance since the 1990 s. Thomas Wiggins studied for six years in South America before returning to the U.S. to complete his BFA at Kent State University. He teaches wheel throwing at Craft Alliance, and received a Massachusetts Cultural Council Fellowship and is an NEA/NEFA Artist. Sue Wuest took her first lampwork class at Craft Alliance in 2001, and has been making beads ever since. She has studied with Jim Smircich, Corina Tettinger, Michael Barley, Hayley Tsang Sather, and Jeri Warhaftig. Her work is featured in Corina s Spotlight On books.

39 Mother s Day Weekend Student & Faculty Sale Saturday, May 13, 9am-5pm Sunday, May 14, 12pm-5pm Come and shop for unique gifts created by our talented students and faculty Proceeds from the sale benefit educational programs at Craft Alliance Center of Art + Design