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1 2017 COURSE CATALOG q E ARTISAN.CENTER@NWTC.EDU n NWTC.EDU/ARTISANCENTER P 1417 CEDAR STREET GREEN BAY, WI 54302
2 textiles STUDIO SEWING FUNDAMENTALS INSTRUCTOR: LYNN KONITZER $ This beginner course will show you how to use and maintain a sewing machine, and work with sewing patterns. Various stitching techniques will be introduced while fashioning beginning sewing projects. Bring your own machine or use one of ours. Registration fee does not include supplies. A supply list will be provided upon registration. #AC020 DATES: 09/13/17-10/18/17 W TIME: 09:00AM-12:30PM #AC026 DATES: 10/30/17-12/11/17 M TIME: 05:30PM-09:00PM
3 LONG ARM ORIENTATION INSTRUCTOR: LYNN KONITZER $75.00 Study the basics of stitching with a long arm quilting machine in this introductory class. Learn to load a quilt, thread the machine, and place a bobbin on one of our professional-grade machines. Completing this course will certify you to use our long arm machines during open studio. Fee includes all practice materials. #AC021 DATES: 09/13/17-09/20/17 W TIME: 01:00PM-04:00PM #AC022 DATES: 09/16/17 S TIME: 09:00AM-04:00PM* #AC023 DATES: 10/02/17-10/09/17 M TIME: 09:00AM-12:00PM #AC024 DATES: 10/06/17 F TIME: 09:00AM-04:00PM* #AC025 DATES: 10/30/17-11/06/17 M TIME: 01:00PM-04:00PM #AC028 DATES: 11/28/17-11/30/17 TR TIME: 01:00PM-04:00PM #AC029 DATES: 11/29/17-12/06/17 W TIME: 05:30PM-08:30PM * one hour lunch break BEGINNING ALTERATIONS & CLOTHING REPAIR INSTRUCTOR: DIERDRA STARY $ Learn a wide variety of basic alteration and repair techniques that will help you produce a better fit to your clothing, or develop professional alternation skills for the workplace. Techniques covered during class include adjusting a variety of hem types, replacing zippers, repairing and replacing button holes, taking in garments, and letting out garments. Registration fee does not include materials or supplies. #AC027 DATES: 11/01/17-12/13/17 W TIME: 01:00PM-04:30PM REGISTER ONLINE AT
4 STUDIO CLAY FUNDAMENTALS INSTRUCTOR: KEITH CARTER $ Explore the world of clay with this beginner hand-building and wheel-throwing class. Build both functional and sculptural ceramic pieces while practicing construction and glazing techniques through hands-on demonstrations and individualized instruction. #AC004 DATES: 09/11/17-10/16/17 M TIME: 05:30PM-08:30PM #AC006 DATES: 10/30/17-12/11/17 M TIME: 01:00PM-04:00PM #AC008 DATES: 11/01/17-12/13/17 W TIME: 05:30PM-08:30PM
5 INTERMEDIATE CLAY INSTRUCTOR: KEITH CARTER $ Build on your existing skills to continue developing your creativity and construction techniques in clay. Students will have the opportunity to choose an individualized project or technique to develop during the class. The instructor will provide hands-on demonstrations and multiple strategies to help refine and expand your clay construction and finishing skills. #AC003 DATES: 09/11/17-10/16/17 M TIME: 01:00PM-04:00PM #AC007 DATES: 10/30/17-12/11/17 M TIME: 05:30PM-08:30PM GLAZE WORKSHOP INSTRUCTOR: KEITH CARTER $40.00 This two-day glazing workshop will demonstrate best practices in glaze application. The class will teach key glazing processes such as spraying, dipping, and brushing multiple glaze layers and colors. Various approaches to textural surface application, opacity considerations, and chemical/water problems will be discussed. Glazes will be provided by the Artisan Center, along with a handout outlining the best practice guidelines discussed in the workshop. #AC010 DATES: 10/04/17-10/11/17 W TIME: 01:00PM-04:00PM REGISTER ONLINE AT
6 Woodturning STUDIO WOODTURNING FUNDAMENTALS INSTRUCTORS: JOHN HENGEL & PETE SCHUH $ Develop a solid understanding of woodturning fundamentals while learning lathe safety, tool selection, cutting techniques, and tool sharpening skills. Throughout the class you will learn how to rough turn square stock, form a tenon, and cut groves, beads, and coves to create spindle turned projects. Note: students must bring a full face shield and safety glasses to class. #AC031 DATES: 09/12/17-09/28/17 TR TIME: 05:30PM-09:00PM #AC035 DATES: 10/31/17-11/16/17 TR TIME: 12:30PM-04:00PM #AC037 DATES: 11/27/17-12/13/17 MW TIME: 05:30PM-09:00PM REGISTER ONLINE AT
7 INTERMEDIATE WOODTURNING INSTRUCTOR: PETE SCHUH $ Continue to build your woodturning skills as you study bowl turning techniques. Learn how to turn bowl forms using the bowl gouge, scraper, and parting tools. You Form projects from both green and dry wood, as well as fashioning a natural edge bowl. Note: students must bring a full face shield and safety glasses to class. Prerequisite: Woodturning Fundamentals #AC034 DATES: 10/02/17-10/18/17 MW TIME: 05:30PM-09:00PM #AC036 DATES: 11/27/17-12/13/17 MW TIME: 12:30PM-04:00PM SCULPTURAL WOODTURNING INSTRUCTOR: KELLY BRESNAHAN $ Work with professional wood turner Kelly Bresnahan to craft non-traditional sculptural forms using a wood lathe. This course is for the advanced wood turner who wishes to push their practice into the sculptural realm. Experience unique techniques through form development, multiple axis turning methods, integration of non-wood materials, and multi-piece construction. Some materials provided. #AC033 DATES: 09/13/17-10/18/17 W TIME: 01:00PM-05:00PM WOODTURNING: APPLYING COLOR FINISHES INSTRUCTOR: AARON REIMERS $55.00 Join us for a two-day workshop and discover a variety of color application methods for turned wood projects. This hands-on workshop will give you the opportunity to work with leather dye, wood dye, and paint application techniques for adding color, texture, and dimension to your projects. All sample boards and materials will be provided. #AC030 DATES: 11/07/17-11/09/17 TR TIME: 05:30PM-08:30PM
8 Printmaking STUDIO EXPLORING MULTI-PLATE PRINTING INSTRUCTOR: GENA SELBY $ Make a unique greeting card or print using your own photo or sketch. Learn how to translate your image to a multi-block design. Make a plan for multiple colors, and practice registering each plate and color so they align when printed. This class is suitable for beginners and experienced printmakers. All materials provided. #AC018 DATES: 10/31/17-12/12/17 T TIME: 05:30PM-09:00PM REGISTER ONLINE AT
9 THIS & THAT: A PICTURE BOOK INSTRUCTOR: GENA SELBY $ Illustrate your own picture book. You ll make a series of linocut prints and then assemble a book that tells a story in pictures. Learn carving, registration, press setup, and cleaning procedures. This class is suitable for beginners and experienced printmakers. All materials provided. #AC017 DATES: 09/12/17-10/17/17 T TIME: 05:30PM-09:00PM HANDMADE HOLIDAY CARDS INSTRUCTOR: GENA SELBY $25.00 Make your own holiday card or print. This workshop will cover the basics of linocut printmaking. The workshop is suitable for all skill levels. Create your own designs, or use basic designs provided by the instructor. Then carve and print your own plates. Print up to five cards or prints on the etching press, additional cards are available for $1/card. #AC038 DATES: 11/15/17 W TIME: 12:30PM-04:00PM COLORFUL HANDMADE HOLIDAY CARDS INSTRUCTOR: GENA SELBY $25.00 Add color to your linocut cards and prints. Bring your plate from the Handmade Holiday Cards workshop or use a plate that has already been carved (4x6). Learn three new techniques for adding color to your prints. Make up to five cards or prints on the etching press, additional cards are available for $1/card. #AC019 DATES: 11/29/17 W TIME: 12:30PM-04:00PM
10 Metals STUDIO JEWELRY & METALS FUNDAMENTALS INSTRUCTOR: BARBI GOSSEN & JULIAN LAURICH $ Acquire basic small-metal and jewelry fabrication skills, including equipment safety, tool identification, and material knowledge. Explore metalsmithing techniques such as drilling, sawing, filing, soldering, and piercing metal. Create bezels for basic stone and cabochon setting while learning multiple approaches to construction. Registration includes some metal and use of all studio tools and equipment. #AC011 DATES: 09/11/17-10/16/17 M TIME: 01:00PM-04:00PM #AC015 DATES: 10/30/17-12/11/17 M TIME: 05:30PM-08:30PM SAND CASTING FUNDAMENTALS INSTRUCTOR: AARON REIMERS $ Design your own aluminum castings in this introduction to sandcasting workshop. You will have the opportunity to carve from linoleum and foam, and cast both 2D and 3D. Learn how to make a sand mold, heat and pour molten metal, and beautifully finish rough-poured aluminum. Registration fee includes all materials and use of equipment. #AC009 DATES: 09/13/17-10/18/17 W TIME: 05:30PM-09:00PM REGISTER ONLINE AT
11 RING CASTING & STONE SETTING INSTRUCTOR: BARBI GOSSEN $ Advance your metalsmithing skills as you learn to craft beautiful and unique cast rings. Create intricate shapes and textures to further enhance your ring designs while learning techniques to cast silver. Practive your stone setting skills while adding additional color and form to your designs. #AC012 DATES: 09/11/17-10/16/17 M TIME: 05:30PM-08:30PM HANDMADE CHAINS & HARDWARE INSTRUCTOR: JULIAN LAURICH $ Enhance the handmade quality of your metal work by learning how to create your own jewelry chains, jump rings, clasps, and fasteners! Make samples of 3-4 different chain styles in copper, then create your own chains using the techniques you have learned. You will have the option to create your functional chains from copper or upgrade to silver. #AC014 DATES: 10/30/17-12/11/17 M TIME: 01:00PM-04:00PM A SCULPTURAL APPROACH INSTRUCTOR: AARON REIMERS $ Enhance your basic metalsmithing skills with a sculptural approach! Discover how to sand-cast a dimensional focal point from aluminum to create a wearable or wall-hung metal art piece. You will be guided step-by-step through the design, fabrication, and embellishment of your creation while building skills such as texturing, fastening, and finishing. #AC016 DATES: 11/01/17-12/13/17 W TIME: 05:30PM-09:00PM
12 Glass STUDIO GLASS FUSING FUNDAMENTALS INSTRUCTOR: EMILIE STEINMANN $ Enjoy a hands-on experience with glass fusing, creating both functional and decorative works of art. Gain a thorough education on safety, scoring and breaking glass, assembly, kiln firing, and finishing techniques. Complete a coral bowl, jewelry dish, decorative plant stake, window hanging, and a votive candle holder. Registration fee includes materials and use of equipment. Note: while materials needed to complete each project are included, students are welcome to purchase additional glass to enhance the look of their artwork. #AC039 DATES: 09/12/17-10/10/17 T TIME: 01:00PM-04:00PM REGISTER ONLINE AT
13 Painting & Drawing STUDIOS BEYOND THE STICK FIGURE INSTRUCTOR: TBD $ Learn easy step-by-step techniques to enhance your drawing skills while experimenting with a variety of drawing materials. You will be guided through many types of drawing approaches including gesture, continuous line, and blind contour. All materials provided. #AC001 DATES: 09/13/17-10/18/17 W TIME: 09:00AM-12:00PM EXPERIMENTING WITH ACRYLIC MEDIUMS INSTRUCTOR: TBD $ Have fun experimenting with color, texture, and layering while learning how to use a variety of acrylic mediums and application techniques. Using step-by-step instruction and informative demonstrations, create semi transparent layers of paint through glazing, build texture through impasto paint application, and create deep space and 3D volume through color choice. All materials provided. #AC002 DATES: 10/30/17-12/11/17 M TIME: 05:30PM-08:30PM
14 Credit COURSES CERAMICS CREDIT COURSES INSTRUCTOR: KEITH CARTER $ CERAMICS 1: HAND-BLDG TECH-BEG CATALOG # #82997 TIME: 05:30PM-09:00PM...Major techniques used to work with clay. Preparing clay, joining, pinch pots, slab building and coiling methods. Studio safety and basic knowledge about firing process. DATES: 09/12/17-11/02/17 TR CERAMICS 2: WHEEL THROWING CATALOG # #82998 TIME: 05:30PM-09:00PM...Beginning skills needed to create and develop pottery thrown on a wheel. Preparing clay, centering, opening, throwing, collaring, shaping and trimming. Glaze application and adding handles/spouts. DATES: 09/12/17-11/02/17 TR CERAMICS 3: WHEEL THROW-INTERM CATALOG # #82999 TIME: 05:30PM-09:00PM...Continuing work from Ceramics 1 and 2. Practicing the basic techniques of throwing and attaching elements, exploring formal elements. Methods of critique will also be expanded upon. DATES: 09/12/17-11/02/17 TR CERAMICS 4: MATERIAL/PROCEDURE CATALOG # #83000 TIME: 05:30PM-09:00PM...Run a contemporary studio. Locating and testing clays, creating glazes, and studying ceramic materials. Load and fire contemporary electric kilns; build and fire primitive kilns. DATES: 09/12/17-11/02/17 TR
15 WOODTURNING CREDIT COURSES INSTRUCTOR: ROBERT NELSON $ WOODTURNING 1: INTRO CATALOG # Course provides the opportunity for the learner to develop the knowledge, skills, and processes of motivation, safety policies, woodturning stock, wood lathe, accessory equipment, cutting tools, catch/dig-in cuts, spindle turning setup, and product development. #82609 DATES: 09/12/17-10/03/17 TR TIME: 08:30AM-05:00PM WOODTURNING 2: BASIC CATALOG # Woodturning lathe, shop safety practices, woodturning stock, cutting tools, band-saw, sharpening, chucking, bowl turning setup and product development. #82994 DATES: 09/12/17-10/03/17 TR TIME: 08:30AM-05:00PM WOODTURNING 3: INTERMEDIATE CATALOG # Turning bowls, tool use, wood blanks, rough-turning profile, rough hollowing, completing the profile, completing the inside, completing the base, sanding, and finishing the product. #82995 DATES: 09/12/17-10/03/17 TR TIME: 08:30AM-05:00PM WOODTURNING 4: ADVANCED CATALOG # Safety/shop arrangements, product choices, equipment use, wood selection, gluing, spindle turning, faceplate turning, sanding/finishes, and overview of American Association of Woodturners and the marketplace. # DATES: 09/12/17-10/03/17 TR TIME: 08:30AM-05:00PM REGISTER ONLINE AT
16 REGISTRATION 2017 REGISTER ONLINE AT Click on a studio, select the class(es) in which you would like to register for, then fill out the registration form, including credit card information. You ll receive a receipt and registration confirmation via . If you would like assistance with registration please call us at or stop by the front desk of the Artisan Center. For credit woodturning and ceramics courses, please use the NWTC class cart, or contact the NWTC Welcome Center at or NWTC. PLEASE NOTE: If your class is cancelled, you ll be notified before the class start date. If you need to cancel your registration, just give us a call at least one day before the class start date for a full refund. There are no classes scheduled during the week of 11/20/17-11/24/ q ARTISAN.CENTER@NWTC.EDU E NWTC.EDU/ARTISANCENTER n 1417 CEDAR STREET GREEN BAY, WI P
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