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welcome Welcome to the Art School During the summer we offer five and six week courses which are ideal for beginners to try out a class and explore their creativity.

2 welcome Welcome to the Art School During the summer we offer five and six week courses which are ideal for beginners to try out a class and explore their creativity. Our classes attract people with various levels of artistic experience, from absolute beginners to people who took art classes in college and now have time to rekindle their passion, as well as a few experienced artists who want to share in the camaraderie of being among others interested in art. Whether you are taking a class for the first time or you have been taking classes for years, you will find a creative, friendly, and supportive community at the Art School. We invite you to leave the stress of daily life at the door and enter a world of discovery and creativity. Our excellent instructors are dedicated to sharing their knowledge and expertise in order to help each individual pursue their artistic goals. In the process of teaching, they may guide, mentor, and challenge you. Each day in the studio can be an exciting new adventure. I hope you will join us and take the opportunity to enrich your creative side. See you in the studios, Walter O Neill Front Cover: Elyssa Helfman 2 TERM A STARTS MAY 29 / TERM B STARTS JULY 2, 2018

art camp, terms, contents YOUTH SUMMER ART CAMP Ages 5-12 June 4 - August 10, 2018 Each week a different theme and variety of art projects including drawing, painting, sculpting, cartooning, and more.

3 art camp, terms, contents YOUTH SUMMER ART CAMP Ages 5-12 June 4 - August 10, 2018 Each week a different theme and variety of art projects including drawing, painting, sculpting, cartooning, and more. It's so much fun, kids don't know they're learning! For more information call or visit bocamuseum.org/art school 2018 Summer Terms TERM LENGTH STARTING ENDING CLOSED A 5 weeks May 29 June 30 May 28 (Memorial Day) B 6 weeks July 2 August 11 July 4, evening July 3 (Independance Day) Note: certain classes meet for less than the full term *For Teen s and Children s class schedule please see page Table of Contents Museum & Membership...4 Classes By Day Of The Week...5 Adult Classes Ceramics...7 Drawing...7 Jewelry...9 Painting...10 Masters Studio...12 Photography Teen Workshops REGISTER BY PHONE :

about the museum About the Boca Raton Museum of Art Started by a small group of artists in 1950, the Boca Raton Museum Art School is the cornerstone of a modern campus that is comprised of the Boca

4 about the museum About the Boca Raton Museum of Art Started by a small group of artists in 1950, the Boca Raton Museum Art School is the cornerstone of a modern campus that is comprised of the Boca Raton Museum of Art, the Artists Guild Gallery, and the Art School. The Art School is a dynamic active art center with dozens of classes held in each of the seven creative studio areas. Faculty and students of all ages and levels find a place where they can share their enthusiasm for the visual arts and process of making art, learning new skills, experimenting, and growing in their creativity and talents. In 2001, the Boca Raton Museum of Art opened in Mizner Park and the Art School took over the entire building on Palmetto Park Road. Museum Membership Join the Museum and receive up to a 10% discount on every class and workshop. For more information and to join: visit bocamuseum.org/join call , ext. 206 Alfred DiMaio On View at the Museum this Summer Nomadic Murals: Contemporary Tapestries and Carpets April 24 October 21, 2018 Nomadic Murals is an exhibition of tapestries by contemporary artists such as Aziz & Cucher, Alex Katz, Kiki Smith, Nancy Spero, William Kentridge, Fred Tomaselli, Kara Walker, and Kehinde Wiley, among others. The works in the show are conceived and executed as tapestries and not copies of works that already exist in painting or other media. Lisette Model: Photographs from the Canadian Photography Institute of the National Gallery of Canada April 24 October 21, 2018 Lisette Model ( ) is one of the most influential street photographers, best known for her direct portrayal of the peculiarities of average people captured candidly in everyday situations. Nick Carone: Shadow Dance April 24 July 29, 2018 Nick Carone ( ) was one of the original Abstract Expressionists, a group also named the New York School that included Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning, Mark Rothko, Lee Krasner, and Franz Kline. 4 TERM A STARTS MAY 29 / TERM B STARTS JULY 2, 2018

5 Monday Morning classes by day 3.11 Painting: Painting (acrylic or oil), Instructor: Jane McIntyre Painting: Representational Painting, Instructor: Scherer & Ouporov Afternoon 2.04 Drawing: Drawing, Instructor: Jane McIntyre Painting: Representational Painting, Instructor: Scherer & Ouporov Photography: Fundamentals of Photography, Instructor: Allan Pierce Evening 4.05 Ceramics: Pottery, Instructor: Daniel Listwan Photography: Fundamentals of Photography, Instructor: Allan Pierce Tuesday Morning 3.31 Masters' Studio: Instructor: Miles Laventhall Afternoon 2.08 Drawing: Drawing at the Museum, Instructor: Chris Lopez Jewelry: Intermediate Jewelry Techniques, Instructor: Sol Fillipi Masters' Studio: Instructor: Miles Laventhall Photography: Intermediate Photography, Instructor: Allan Pierce Evening 2.05 Drawing: Drawing, Instructor: Chris Lopez Painting: Animal Portraits in Oil (term A), Instructor: Renee Plevy Painting: Portraits in Oil (term B), Instructor: Renee Plevy Photography: Intermediate Photography, Instructor: Allan Pierce Wednesday Morning 3.33 Masters' Studio: Instructor: Miles Laventhall Afternoon 5.03 Jewelry: Jewelry in Bronze or Silver: Instructor: Jane Levy Painting: Intermediate Painting, Instructor: Miles Laventhall Evening 2.12 Drawing: Graphic Novels - Cartooning, Instructor: Thomas Bruckner Painting: Exploring Acrylics, Instructor: Vicki Siegel Painting: Oil Painting, Instructor: Beth Sloat Photography: Street Photography, Instructor: Lawrence Miller REGISTER BY PHONE :

6 classes by day Thursday Morning 2.01 Drawing: Chiaroscuro, Instructor: Pavel Ouporov Painting: Intermediate Painting, Instructor: Miles Laventhall Afternoon 5.08 Jewelry: Jewelry Making and Design, Instructor: Sol Filippi Painting: Portrait Painting (tem B), Instructor: Pavel Ouporov Painting: Intermediate Painting, Instructor: Miles Laventhall Evening 2.10 Drawing: Figure Drawing, Instructor: Roumen Boudev Drawing: Pastel Drawing, Instructor: Lorrie Turner Jewelry: Jewelry Making and Design, Instructor: Sol Filippi Jewelry: Kumihimo Braiding, Instructor: Fin McNiel Painting: Acrylic Painting - Your Personal Style, Instructor: Carla Golembe Photography: Take Better Photos, Instructor: Jeremiah Jenner Friday Morning 3.06 Painting: Painting (acrylic or oil), Instructor: Janet Onofrey Painting: Watercolor, Instructor: Jane Mcintyre Afternoon 2.11 Drawing: Figure Drawing, Instructor: Barbara Wasserman Jewelry: Jewelry in Bronze or Silver: Instructor: Jane Levy Painting: Painting (acrylic or oil), Instructor: Janet Onofrey...10 Saturday Morning 4.04 Ceramics: Pottery (term A), Instructor: Cynthia Zmetronak Ceramics: Pottery (term B), Instructor: Nick Starr Jewelry: Jewelry Making and Design, Instructor: Sol Filippi Painting: Oil Painting, Instructor: Beth Sloat Painting: Acrylic Painting - Your Personal Style, Instructor: Carla Golembe

7 CERAMICS Pottery Learn the fundamentals of pottery. Explore hand-building techniques as well as the use of a potter s wheel to create decorative and functional objects, such as bowls, platters, plates, and cups. Students may also create sculptural pieces. Discover a variety of ways to enhance your form using glazes, underglazes, sgraffito, and clay slips Mondays, 6:30 9 PM Instructor: Daniel Listwan Term A 4 sessions: $155, Lab Fee $20 Term B 6 sessions: $215, Lab Fee $ Saturdays, 10 AM 12:30 PM Instructor: Cynthia Zmetronak, Lab Fee $25 Instructor: Nick Starr Term B 5 sessions: $175, Lab Fee $25 DRAWING adult classes Drawing Learn to draw realistically from observation with exercises that focus on line, shape, shading, and composition. Discover how to create the illusion of three-dimensional form and space on paper. Students are encouraged to identify their personal drawing style as they draw from still-life, cast sculpture, and live model. Each teacher takes a different approach to teaching drawing skills through demonstrations and individual attention. (live model for two sessions) 2.04 Mondays, 12:30 3:30 PM Instructor: Jane McIntyre Term A 4 sessions: $175, Model Fee $25 Term B 5 sessions: $210, Model Fee $ Tuesdays, 6:30 9:00 PM Instructor: Chris Lopez, Model Fee $25 Term B 5 sessions: $175, Model Fee $25 Drawing at the Museum Drawing inspiration from masterworks in museums is a time honored tradition. Degas, Ingres, Delacroix, and Picasso each copied masterworks in the Louvre. Learn the fundamentals of drawing while finding inspiration in the Boca Raton Museum of Art galleries and sculpture garden. The class will also meet with the Chief Registrar to learn about the Museum collection of 19th and 20th century drawings Tuesdays, 1:30 4 PM Instructor: Chris Lopez Term A 5 sessions: $165 Term B 5 sessions: $165 REGISTER BY PHONE :

adult classes Figure Drawing Drawing from the nude model, learn the traditional method of depicting the human figure based on direct observation and timeless techniques.

8 adult classes Figure Drawing Drawing from the nude model, learn the traditional method of depicting the human figure based on direct observation and timeless techniques. Gain an understanding of human anatomy from simple geometric forms to more complex structures of the body. Proportion, light, value, spatial relationships, perspective, and design principles are explored Thursdays, 6:30 9 PM Instructor: Roumen Boudev, Model Fee $45 Figure Drawing: Expressive Drawing Techniques Using the human figure as a source of inspiration, learn proportion and foreshortening as you develop confidence in drawing from a live model. Define mass and shape using light and shading, and explore ways to integrate the background. Working from short gestural sketches to longer studies, students may choose to work in pencil, charcoal, ink, watercolor, or gouache Fridays, 1 4 PM Instructor: Barbara Wasserman Term A 5 sessions: $210, Model Fee $45 Term B 6 sessions: $250, Model Fee $55 Graphic Novels: Cartooning Explore the elements of a successful comic book and graphic novel narration. This course focuses on drawing skills and developing personal style for creating comics, short stories, or Mangastyle illustrations. Explore a variety of techniques such as penciling, inking, shading, character design, and effective story structure Wednesdays, 6:30 8:30 PM Instructor: Thomas Bruckner Term B 4 sessions: $145 Pastel Drawing Learn the advantages of working with pastels, a drawing medium in color. Pastels are an excellent way to explore the integration of drawing and painting. Demonstrations on a range of pastel techniques provide a background for creating representation and expressive artworks Thursdays, 6:30 9 PM Instructor: Lorrie Turner Chiaroscuro Learn the technique of defining form using light and dark. Gain skills in drawing with charcoal, conté, or soft pencils to achieve dense, dark, emotive drawings. Exercises include drawing from plaster casts under dramatic lighting. Explore traditional approaches of monochromatic studies as well as contemporary approaches to formulate your own artistic interest in studies and drawings as finished artworks Thursdays, 9 AM NOON Instructor: Pavel Ouporov Term B 5 sessions: $210 8 TERM A STARTS MAY 29 / TERM B STARTS JULY 2

ADULT CLASSES JEWELRY Jewelry in Bronze or Silver Open new doors to your imagination creating stunning metal jewelry using a fascinating new material easily worked with your hands and clay carving

9 ADULT CLASSES JEWELRY Jewelry in Bronze or Silver Open new doors to your imagination creating stunning metal jewelry using a fascinating new material easily worked with your hands and clay carving tools. Often called a magical substance, Art Metal Clay is made from precious metals combined with a special clay that, when heated, burns off to leave the precious metal. The soft clay is pliable, providing great ease in carving, molding, stamping, and designing. Start with bronze metal clay. White copper or silver can also be used. New students: $55 material fee paid to the instructor on the first day of class Wednesdays, 1:30 4 PM Instructor: Jane Levy Term B 5 sessions: $175 (no class 7/4) 5.04 Fridays, 1:30 4 PM Instructor: Jane Levy Term B 6 sessions: $210 Jewelry Making and Design Explore the art and technique of making fine jewelry. Gain an introduction to a variety of methods such as surface settings, making bezels, soldering, sawing, and finishing. Create your own designs and jewelry as you learn new skills. Learn to make necklaces, clasps, pendants, rings, or pins. $45 material fee paid to the instructor on the first day of class Thursdays, 1 3:30 PM 5.09 Thursdays, 6:30 9 PM 5.15 Saturdays, 9 11:30 AM Instructor: Sol Filippi Term B 6 sessions: $210 Intermediate Jewelry Techniques This course is for the serious jewelry student who has completed at least two previous courses in jewelry fabrication and wants to pursue more advanced techniques. Projects may include making settings for faceted stones, making domes, constructing hollow beads, inlaying wire in metal, wood and stone, reticulation, etching of metal, and roller printing. $35 material fee paid to the instructor on the first day of class Tuesdays, 1 4 PM Instructor: Sol Filippi Term A 5 sessions: $220 Term B 6 sessions: $265 Kumihimo Braiding Discover how to make unique, handmade jewelry using the ancient Japanese art of Kumihimo. Learn different braiding techniques to make bracelets and enrich your creations with beads or charms and finish with stylish claps. $40 material fee paid to the teacher on the first day of class Thursdays, 6:30 8:30 PM Instructor: Fin McNiel Term A 5 sessions: $155 adult classes Donna Thomas REGISTER BY PHONE :

adult classes PAINTING Painting (acrylic or oil) Learn the techniques and procedures of painting in acrylics or oils as you paint from still-life setups or from photographs.

10 adult classes PAINTING Painting (acrylic or oil) Learn the techniques and procedures of painting in acrylics or oils as you paint from still-life setups or from photographs. Develop skills in observation and learn to paint form to create depth and a sense of light. Learn skills in drawing, composition, mixing color, and paint application. Individual guidance and group demonstrations guide students to confidently apply new skills in creating art works in the style of your choice Mondays, 9 AM NOON Instructor: Jane McIntrye Term A 4 sessions: $175 Term B 5 sessions: $210 (7/2 to 7/30) 3.06 Fridays, 9:30 AM NOON 3.07 Fridays, 12:30 3 PM Instructor: Janet Onofrey Term A 4 sessions: $140 (no class June 8) Term B 6 sessions: $210 Exploring Acrylics Explore using acrylic paint in a creative atmosphere. Learn how to get started, set up a palette, and mix color, brushwork, wet-on-wet, wet-on-dry, glazing, layering, texture, and how to use gels and mediums. The class will work from both a set up and instructor photographs until you develop your own ideas as your painting skills improve Wednesdays, 6:30 8:30 PM Instructor: Vicki Siegel Term A 5 sessions: $145 Animal Portraits Working from your own photographs or ipad images, learn drawing and color mixing skills to obtain accurate proportions using oil paint. Animal anatomy, paint handling, and the use of light will be discussed. Clear instruction is given through demonstrations and one-on-one guidance. Students learn the advantages of painting with oils to create lifelike portraits of their pets Tuesdays, 6:30 9 PM Instructor: Renee Plevy Renee Plevy Portrait Painting Working from your own photographs, learn drawing and color mixing skills to obtain accurate proportions and skin tones. Cranial anatomy, paint handling, and the use of light will be discussed. Clear instruction is given through demonstrations and one-on-one guidance. Students learn the advantages of painting with oils to create lifelike portraits. (live model for one session) 3.22 Tuesdays, 6:30 9 PM Instructor: Renee Plevy Term B 5 sessions: $175, Model Fee $15 (no class 7/3) 10 TERM A STARTS MAY 29 / TERM B STARTS JULY 2

adult classes Portrait Painting Working from your own photographs or ipad images, learn drawing and color mixing skills to obtain accurate proportions and skin tones.

11 adult classes Portrait Painting Working from your own photographs or ipad images, learn drawing and color mixing skills to obtain accurate proportions and skin tones. Explore paint handling, the use of light, and composition to create dynamic portraits. Instruction is given through demonstrations and one-on-one guidance. Students may work in the medium of their choice. (live model for one session) 3.14 Thursdays, 12:30 3:30 PM Instructor: Pavel Ouporov Term B 6 sessions: $250, Model Fee $15 Representational Painting: Traditional to Contemporary Beyond simply recording an image, learn techniques that will make your realistic or representational paintings outstanding. Explore a variety of classic and contemporary techniques that can be effective in any painting style: underpainting, glazing, scumbling, impasto, or direct painting. Working from life or photographic references, students learn to employ these techniques in the medium of their choice: oil, egg tempera, or acrylic paint as well as gold leaf Mondays, 9 AM NOON 3.24 Mondays, 12:30 3:30 PM Instructors: Suzanne Scherer & Pavel Ouporov Term A 4 sessions: $175 Term B 6 sessions: $250 Oil Painting Learn the techniques and advantages of painting in oils. In the first project, students learn skills in drawing, color mixing, and paint application while painting from a still-life. You will be guided through the foundation steps towards creating four different paintings per term. For the convenience of beginning students, all materials are provided for a $40 material fee. This includes all paints, brushes, and canvas Wednesdays, 6:30 9 PM Instructor: Beth Sloat Term B 5 sessions: $175 (no class 7/4) 3.20 Saturdays, 10 AM 12:30 PM Instructor: Beth Sloat Acrylic Painting: Discover Your Personal Style Explore painting techniques, composition, color, and creative expression in an upbeat and encouraging atmosphere. Learn brushwork, layering, and color mixing techniques and apply them to express yourself in paint. Projects are suggested to those seeking guidance. Students benefit from individual attention, demonstrations, and supportive critiques. Direction is tailored to student abilities and artistic goals Thursdays, 6:30 9:30 PM Instructor: Carla Golembe Term B 4 sessions: $175 (meets 7/19, 7/26, 8/2 and 8/9) 3.10 Saturdays, 10 AM 12:30 PM Instructor: Carla Golembe Term B 4 sessions: $165 (meets 7/21, 7/28, 8/4 and 8/11) REGISTER BY PHONE :

adult classes Watercolor Explore the pleasures and challenges of watercolor. Learn a variety of techniques, including wet-on-wet and dry brush, as you learn to paint primarily from still-life setups.

12 adult classes Watercolor Explore the pleasures and challenges of watercolor. Learn a variety of techniques, including wet-on-wet and dry brush, as you learn to paint primarily from still-life setups. Demonstration of techniques and discussion of the principles of color mixing and composition are an essential part of this course Fridays, 9 AM - NOON Instructor: Jane McIntyre Term A 5 sessions $210 Term B 5 sessions: $210 Intermediate Painting: Creativity Without Bounds Painting skills, creating effective composition, and learning to see and understand what makes engaging art is the core of this class. Students can study art that defines and interprets the intricacies of form in a realistic traditional manner, or create work that allows form to find itself through more immediate, experimental abstraction. Essential studies include accurate color mixing and choosing appropriate color palettes and materials to support your ideas. Explore painting and glazing techniques, traditional brushwork, palette knife, and alternative painting methods. For those choosing to mix it up, explore the integration of textures, found materials, and unusual objects. Your studio experience is supported with personal attention, critiques, and reference to works of traditional and contemporary masters. MASTERS' STUDIO Masters Studio This flagship program presents an opportunity for advanced painting, drawing, sculpture, collage, and mixed media artists to work in a concentrated program suited to those who are pursuing proficiency consistent with graduate level study, winning public and private commissions, major competitions, and professional representation. An important component of the Masters Studio rests in each artist s determination to strive for his/her own personal excellence. Students must be pre-qualified by the instructor Tuesdays, 9 AM NOON 3.32 Tuesdays, 12:30 3:30 PM 3.33 Wednesdays, 9 AM NOON Instructor: Miles Laventhall Term A 5 sessions: $225 Term B 6 sessions: $ Wednesdays 12:30 3:30 PM Instructor: Miles Laventhall Term A 5 sessions: $220 Term B 6 sessions: $ Thursdays 9 AM NOON 3.18 Thursdays 12:30 3:30 PM Instructor: Miles Laventhall Term A 5 sessions: $ TERM A STARTS MAY 29 / TERM B STARTS JULY 2

PHOTOGRAPHY Fundamentals of Photography Learn to take full advantage of your camera s operational potential and become proficient in using manual settings to create your own personal visions.

13 PHOTOGRAPHY Fundamentals of Photography Learn to take full advantage of your camera s operational potential and become proficient in using manual settings to create your own personal visions. Weekly projects, in addition to in-class workshops, reinforce hands-on experience for each student photographer. Discussions consider composition and the fundamentals that transform a good photograph into an outstanding piece of art. The advantages of digital technology are addressed, as well as the preparation of an image for printing Mondays, 1 3:30 PM 1.04 Mondays, 6:30 9 PM Instructor: Allan Pierce Term A 4 sessions: $155 Term B 6 sessions: $210 Intermediate/ Advanced Photography Gain an in-depth understanding of the technical and aesthetic decisions that confront the experienced photographer. Weekly assignments challenge participants to exercise their unique visual awareness in a variety of styles and techniques. Post-processing and printing techniques are addressed as a means to help the photographer recognize their artistic potential Tuesdays, 1 3:30 PM Instructor: Allan Pierce Term B 6 sessions: $ Tuesdays, 6:30 9 PM Instructor: Allan Pierce Term B 5 sessions: $175 (no class 7/3) Street Photography Street photography is not just panning people with your camera. It is catching the interaction between individuals and the world around them as well as the background that tells a visual narrative. Learn techniques to capture special moments in time and space. The class meets in different locations throughout Palm Beach County and two sessions are scheduled on Saturdays Wednesdays, 6:30 9 PM Instructor: Lawrence Miller Term B 5 sessions: $175 (no class 7/4) Take Better Photos Learn how to use your digital camera to take better pictures. This class for beginners will explore creative composition techniques and an introduction to enhancing your image using photoshop. Projects may include portraiture, architecture, studio lighting and artistic photography Thursdays, 6:30 9 PM Instructor: Jeremiah Jenner Term B 5 sessions: $175 adult classes Janis Ehlers REGISTER BY PHONE :

teen classes TEEN WORKSHOPS Ages 13-18 June 4 - August 10, 2018 During the summer, the Art School offers four-day weekly workshops focusing on different art techniques, and workshops for students who

14 teen classes TEEN WORKSHOPS Ages June 4 - August 10, 2018 During the summer, the Art School offers four-day weekly workshops focusing on different art techniques, and workshops for students who are planning to apply to specialized arts middle and high school or college. All workshops meet Tuesdays through Fridays. Portfolio Development This workshop is for students interested in applying for AP college credit in studio art, National Scholastic Art Awards, or applying to college art programs. The class consists of reviewing, selecting, and preparing artwork for student s portfolio. Students will be assigned individual projects to improve their portfolio June 19 June 22 Tuesday Friday, 1 4 PM Instructor: Celestin Joseph Tuition: $135, Material Fee $ July 31 Aug 3 Tuesday Friday, 1 4 PM Instructor: Susan Anderson-Michalak Tuition: $135, Material Fee $25 Figure Drawing: Ages Drawing a from plaster cast sculpture and clothed live model, learn the traditional method of drawing from observation. Explore how to use, light, value, and perspective to create dynamic artworks. Gain an understanding of how to accurately draw, in proportion, the human anatomy. This class focuses on skills needed for applying to specialized arts middle and high school auditions June 5 June 8 Tuesday Friday, 1 4 PM Instructor: Suzanne Scherer Tuition: $135, Material and Model Fee $ July 24 - July 27 Tuesday Friday, 1 4 PM Instructors: Suzanne Scherer Tuition: $135, Material and Model Fee $40 Paper Sculpture and Beyond Expand your creative problem solving skills as you develop sketches and design sculptures related to abstract concepts such as abundance, chaos, and joy. This workshop is for students interested in applying to specialized arts middle and high schools and all teenage creative thinkers July 10 July 13 Tuesday Friday, 1 4 PM Instructors: Suzanne Scherer Tuition: $135, Material Fee $25 Comics: Ages Learn how to create your own comics or graphic novels. Start by creating a main character and learn how to tell a story through pictures. Explore how to use close-ups, dramatic angles, and storyline to move the reader along. Learn drawing, shading, and inking skills to create a finished comic book July 17 July 20 Tuesday Friday, 1 4 PM Instructor: Thomas Bruckner Tuition: $135, Material Fee: $25 14 TERM A STARTS MAY 29 / TERM B STARTS JULY 2

teen classes Digital Photography, Advanced Teens further develop their artistic and technical skills in digital photography and use of Photoshop and other editing programs.

15 teen classes Digital Photography, Advanced Teens further develop their artistic and technical skills in digital photography and use of Photoshop and other editing programs. Individual and group assignments challenge students to develop their own style and build a portfolio. This workshop uses the Boca Raton Museum of Art and Mizner Park as backdrops to learn artistic and technical skills of digital photography. Fashion Design and Sewing For fashionistas who want to learn to design and sew their own clothing. Design your own clothing from start to finish. Choose the fabric, cut the pattern, and learn how to use a sewing machine to complete your garment. If time permits, create additional pieces, including accessories June Tuesday - Friday, 1 4 PM Instructor: Clara Lopez Tuition: $135, Material Fee $ July 31 - Aug 3 Tuesday - Friday, 1 4 PM Instructor: Clara Lopez Tuition: $135, Material Fee $25 Digital Photography Discover how to create artistic photographs. Discussions and assignments cover exposure, lighting, and focus. Learn creative computer editing skills. This workshop uses the Boca Raton Museum of Art and Mizner Park as backdrops to learn artistic and technical skills of digital photography June 5 June 8 Tuesday Friday, 10 AM 4 PM Instructor: Lew Lautin Tuition: $265, Material Fee $ July 31 Aug 3 Tuesday Friday, 10 AM 4 PM Instructor: Lew Lautin Tuition: $265, Material Fee $25 Video Production Learn all aspects of pre-production, camera work, sound, and editing. Using digital video, students collaborate to create a short film using the Boca Raton Museum of Art and Mizner Park as backdrops for their creative video. Requirement: digital camera with video capabilities or iphone June 26 June 29 Tuesday Friday, 10 AM 4 PM Instructor: Lew Lautin Tuition: $265, Material Fee $25 Video Production, Advanced Develop skills in pre-production, camera work, sound, and editing. Using digital video students collaborate to create a short film using the Boca Raton Museum of Art and Mizner Park as backdrops for their creative video. Requirement: experience using a video camera and editing July 10 July 13 Tuesday Friday, 10 AM 4 PM Instructor: Lew Lautin Tuition: $265, Material Fee $25 REGISTER BY PHONE :

801 West Palmetto Park Road, Boca Raton, FL 33486 (one mile east of I-95 on the north side of Palmetto Park Road) 561.392.2503 artschool@bocamuseum.org facebook.

16 801 West Palmetto Park Road, Boca Raton, FL (one mile east of I-95 on the north side of Palmetto Park Road) YOUTH SUMMER ART CAMP Ages 5-12 Jun. 4 - Aug REGISTER ONLINE TODAY! Summer Terms TERM LENGTH STARTING ENDING CLOSED A 5 weeks May 29 June 30 May 28 (Memorial Day) B 6 weeks July 2 August 11 July 4, evening July 3 (Independance Day) Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage Paid Boca Raton, Florida Permit Number:44

SUMMER 2016: ADULT & TEEN CLASSES

SUMMER 2016: ADULT & TEEN CLASSES WELCOME WELCOME, Florida in the summer is wonderful; there is less traffic, restaurants are less crowded, and there is more time to do things because the days seem endlessly