Multi Arts Center Fall Schedule 2012

7/31/2019 Multi Arts Center Fall Schedule 2012

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Important InformationClasses fill quickly. Payment is due at the time of registration. Students unable to pay will be placed on a waitinglist until payment is received. Multi Arts Center accepts cash, checks, and credit cards. Checks should be madepayable to Multi Arts Center and checks for supply fees to the class instructor.

SuppliesIf no supply fee or list is shown, supplies are included in the cost of the class. Supply fees can only be paid bycash or check; checks should be made out in the name of the instructor. Students are responsible for purchasing

their own supplies if a class indicates a supply list. Students should keep their receipts in the event items need tobe returned.

Refund PolicyClasses with insufficient enrollment will be cancelled and all fees returned. No refunds will be granted after thefirst class, or if a student misses any classes. Cancellations by a student must be made no later than one weekprior to the class for fees to be refunded. No refunds or credits will be given for studentcancellations less than one week prior to the class.

We do Birthday Parties, Girls Night Out Parties, Teen Parties and More! Mostof our birthday parties are for children, but we can also do teens and evenadults. How cool would it be to have a surprise birthday party at Multi Arts

Center for a co-worker? We provide the materials and a host/instructor formany types of art projectssuch as drawing/cartooning, fused glasspendants, slumped glass dishes, beaded jewelry and more! We can even docupcakes/cakes for your party! Contact us for more information on bookingyour party soon by calling 405.747.8084!

Ceramics and Sculpture StudioFee: $12 per week.You are responsible for providing your own clay. Youmay make clay in the pug mill for $10.00 per 25 poundsof clay. Students who have not taken aceramics class at Multi Arts Center must take anorientation class to determine eligibility. Orientation fee:$25

Jewelry & Metals StudioFee: $20 per monthOnly students who have successfully completedJewelry & Metals II and have permission frominstructor Joseph Richardson may participate in thisopen studio. Fee includes the use of solder,acetylene, wax and vestment. All other supplies are theresponsibility of the student.

Darkroom StudioFee: $12 per week.You are responsible for providing film and paper.

Weaving StudioFee: $10 per month

Quilting StudioFee: $10 per monthYou are responsible for providing cutters and asewing machine. Grand Quilter Machine-$4 per hour

Stained Glass StudioFee: $10 per month

Special permission from the instructor is needed toparticipate. You are responsible for providing allexpendable materials, including glass, foil, copper,solder, etc.

Glass Fusing StudioFee: $20 per monthincludes two large tray firings permonth; additional fees apply for slumping and over twofirings per month: large shelf firings (over 2) are $2;slump firing is $1 for molds up to 5 and $2 for moldsover 5 in size. Permission from the instructor is neededto participate. You are responsible for providing allexpendable materials, including glass, glue, etc.

Open studios are ongoing, year-round opportunities to advance your skills by working independently.Students must be able to demonstrate previous experience in their chosen media. Fees apply to students whoare not currently enrolled in the corresponding class at Multi Arts Center. The space is available during regular

hours, when it is not being used by a scheduled class. Any changes in the Open Studio Policies will be posted atthe center or emailed to those who participate in open studio ten days prior to the date they go into effect.


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Beginning Glass FusingClass Fee: $20 per session Supply fee: $25Instructor: Claire ZevnikLearn the basic techniques of glass fusing. Learn tocut, design, layer, and fuse glass to turn your ideas intoeye-catching sun-catchers, jewelry pieces, and more!

Glass is provided in supply fee. Two sessions fromwhich to choose.Class dates:Session 1: Aug 25 from 10 - 1 (Saturday)Session 2: Nov 3 from 10 - 1 (Saturday)Ages: 14 and upMinimum students: 3 Maximum: 8

Garden Glass WorkshopClass Fee: $20 Supply Fee: $25Instructor: Claire ZevnikCreate fused glass items for your garden in this class.We will create fused glass flowers, critters and smalltiles! We will attach them to metal stakes to decoratethe garden or house plants or use them to create windchimes. Glass, stakes, and stringingmaterials will be provided for the supply fee.Class date: Sept 8 from 2 - 4:30Ages: 14 and upMinimum students: 3 Maximum: 8

Pumpkin PlatesClass Fee: $20 Supply fee: $20Instructor: Claire ZevnikCreate a fun decoration or a useful dining tool in thisclass! You will make two glass plates with fun

pumpkin designs in this class in time for Halloween andThanksgiving!Class date: Oct 6 from 10 1 (Saturday)Ages: 14 and upMinimum students: 3 Maximum: 8

Glass Slumping WorkshopClass Fee: $40 Supply Fee: $10 andyour own base glassInstructor: Claire ZevnikLearn to create glass dishes, plates, and more!Students will fuse a base piece that will then beslumped into a mold to give them shape.Students must provide the base glass. Glass must beeither 90 COE or 96 COE and can bepurchased online or from Art Glass Emporium onHighway 33 just west of Langston. Molds and smallamounts of 90 COE colored scrap glass areincluded in class fee.Class dates: Sept 8 & 15 from 10 - 1 (Saturdays)Ages: 14 and upMinimum students: 3 Maximum: 8

Introduction to Glass Bead MakingClass Fee: $45 plus MAPP gasInstructor: Lori BodeThis is an introductory class on glass bead making. Itwill cover the characteristics of a good bead,equipment and supplies needed to create beads, andhow to make glass beadsfrom forming beads toworking with frit to making twisty beads!Class dates:Session 1: Sept 10 Oct 1 (Mondays for 4 weeks)Session 1: Oct 15 Nov 5 (Mondays for 4 weeks)Ages: 14 and upMinimum students: 3 Maximum: 6NOTE: Students will need to supply MAPP gas(available at hardware/plumbing stores)

Beginning Fundamentals Using Tiffany-Style Stained Glass TechniqueClass Fee: $55 per session

Instructor: Oro BriscoeWould you like to capture the sunlight in vivid rainbowcolors for your own window? Learn how to cut glass,foil, and solder your own stained glass piece at yourown pace. Tools and materials provided.Class Dates: All classes meet Tuesday nights from5:30 - 8:30 and are 3 weeks longSession 1: General Edition Sept 4 18Session 2: Halloween Edition Oct 9 23Session 3: Holiday Edition Nov 27, Dec 4 & 11Ages: AdultMinimum students: 3 Maximum: 6

Intermediate Kiln CarvingClass Fee: $50 Supply Fee: $7 for 1st nights glass andfiring fee; additional supply list given first night of class.Instructor: Jack & Maggie GordonClass Description: Students will learn techniques forshaping glass in a kiln. Prerequisites: basic fusingknowledge, glass cutting and grinding skills.Class dates:Sept 4, 6, 11, & 13from 7 - 9 (Tuesday& Thursdays for 2 weeks)Ages: 15+

Praying in Color

Class Fee: FREE - Call to reserve your spot!Instructor: Mo WassellIf you love color and youve ever found you dont knowwhat to pray for, or you find your mind wandering, oryou just hunger for a new way to interact with God,then you can do this! No drawing experiencenecessary. Using doodle techniques and simplematerials like paper and colored pencils/crayons/markers (or your favorite journal), you will take yourprayer life into a new and meaningful place.Class dates (choose only one):Session 1: Sept 24 from 7 - 8:30 (Monday) ORSession 2: Sept 30 from 2 - 3:30 (Sunday)

Ages: Adult


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Beginning Floor Loom WeavingClass Fee: $55 Supply Fee: $5Instructor: Pat BrainardThis class is great for beginners or weavers who needa refresher course. Students will learn to wind a warp,warp a floor loom and read a simple draft to create abeautiful woven projects. Experienced student candesign their own projects with help from the instructor.Supplies included for beginning students, advancedstudents should expect to purchase their own fibers.Class dates: Oct 15 Dec 3 from 7-9pm (Mondaysfor 8 weeks)Ages: 16 and upMinimum students: 4 Maximum: 6

SOS Surviving Occasional Sewing BasicHand SewingClass Fee: $40Instructor: Barbara FultonThis is a beginner class that will introduce participants

to basic hand sewing tools, techniques andapplications. Participants will learn how to use pins,needles, thread, pliers, and thimbles. They will explorethe components of fabric and their importance inclothing construction and design, and learn thestructural difference between printed vs. woven fabricwhere mending is concerned. The highlight will bewhen participants sew on a button, mend a button hole,mend torn seams as well as repair a hem, zipper andgarment tear.Class Dates: Nov 13 & 20 from 6 - 8 (Tuesdays for 2weeks)Ages: 10 and olderMinimum: 2 Maximum: 12

Table Loom WeavingClass Fee: $30 Supply Fee: $10Instructor: Gina LevesqueThis class will introduce students to the basics ofwinding warps, warping the loom and basic types ofweaves. This is a good introduction for those with aninterest in weaving, but without the space for a full sizefloor loom. Each student will take home their samplerand handouts detailing the basics of weaving.Class Date: Nov 17 from 9-5 (Saturday)Ages: 14 and upMinimum: 4 Maximum: 8

So SewClass Fee: $15 Supply Fee: $5 plus fabric and othernecessities of choiceInstructor: Jan WilsonStudents will make two projects. In the first four weeksstudents will learn how to make an A Line skirt. A totebag or purse will be made during the next four weeks.Students who have a portable sewing machine areencouraged to bring in their own; a limited quantity isavailable for use at Multi Arts Center.Class Date: Sept 4 Oct 23 from 6-7:30 (Tuesdaysfor 8 weeks)

Ages:12 and up Minimum: 2 Maximum: 6

Authentic Asian Indian CookingClass Fee:$55Instructor: Vandana JaiswalStudents will learn to cook simple, authentic Asian/

Indian foods (Tandoori Chicken, Naan, briyani). Recipand methods will be demonstrated in a step-by-stepmanner. There will be an overview of ingredients,including spices, and students can re-create the disheat home and bring questions to the second class.Students will get to sample food and ask questionsduring class. Recipes will be provided to take home.Class Dates: Sept 1 - Oct 6 from 24 (Saturdays 6 weeks)Ages: Teens - AdultsMinimum: 3 Maximum: 12

What Do I Do with the Rest of that Roast?Class Fee: $30 Supply Fee: Announced at first classInstructor: Jaquie SavageThe first day the class will prepare a beef roast, porkroast and a whole chicken. While the meats are cookthe class will learn about how to use herbs in theireveryday cooking & get tips on making dishes from lefovers. The following day the class will slice and dicethen stir up 3 dishes using the meats that were cookedthe day before.Class Dates: Nov 3 & 4 from 1- 4 (Saturday &Sunday)Ages: AdultsMinimum: 4 Maximum: 6

Confetti Building Crazy QuiltClass Fee: $20 plus Supply ListInstructor: Sherrill LewisChain piece, press and slice your way to a happilyhaphazard, easy and fast way to piece a crazy quilt! Ifyou dont care for the 5-side-center bullseye effect,then you will enjoy this fun method!Class date: Oct 27 from 9 - 3 (Saturday)Ages: 14 and upMinimum Students: 4Maximum: 20

Making Slacks and Shorts that FitClass Fee: $25 Supply Fee: $3Instructor: Dr. Jan WilsonWorkshop will be hands on, making a pattern for pantsand shorts. Students will alter a commercial pattern tofit comfortably, prepare a permanent pattern in muslinStudents must bring: 1 commercial pattern, pins,sewing machine and thread and 4 yards inexpensive,

45 wide muslin.Pre-requisite: basic sewing skills requiredClass Date: Oct 4 from 6-9 (Thursday)Ages: 15 and upMinimum: Maximum: 6


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Landscapes Impressionist StyleClass Fee: $90 plus Supply ListInstructor: Linda KerthThis class is for beginning art students or those new to oilpainting, but students of any skill level are welcome.Classes will have short lectures and demonstrations by

the instructor. Most of your class time will be used tocreate your own Impressionist-style painting. Studentswill learn color theory, composition, color mixing, valuescales, use of brush stroke and texture, and the visuallanguage of art!Class Dates: Oct 16 Dec 4 from 6:00 8:30(Tuesdays for 8 weeks)Ages: 16 - 106Minimum students: 3 Maximum: 10

Amazing AcrylicsClass Fee: $50 plus Supply List given first day of classInstructor: Corianne ThompsonAcrylics are certainly amazing! User friendly acrylics arethe way to go for anyone interested in learning aboutpainting and how great it can be. Through thisintroductory course student swill learn various acrylicpainting techniques and the basics of painting. By theend of the course students will have created threeprojects.Class Dates: Aug 11- Sept 29 from 12 - 2 (Saturdaysfor 8 weeks)Ages: 18 and upMinimum students: 4 Maximum: 8

Intermediate/Advanced Oil PaintingClass Fee: $60 plus Supply ListInstructor: Morgan McClellanThis course will help students to strengthen theircommand over oil paint and propel them to evaluate andfulfill their own personal goals with in the medium. Whileeverything from old master techniques in figure paintingto a stripped-down focus on mark making will be covered,the idea is that students will sift through the possibilitiesof painting and refine their voice in the medium.Class Dates: Aug 16 - Sept 20 from 6 - 9 (Thursdaysfor 6 weeks)Ages: 16+Minimum students: 4 Maximum: 10

WatercolorClass Fee: $95 plus Supply ListInstructor: Joseph RichardsonBeginning lessons covering the fundamentals ofwatercolor. Students must already possess rudimentarydrawing skills. This class alternates between lessons thatfocus on technique and theory, and still-life sessions.Class Dates: First class on Aug 30 (Thursday), 12classes TBAAges: 18+Minimum students: 5 Maximum: 12

Beginning DrawingClass Fee: $70 plus Supply ListInstructor: Lewis MosesThis class will explore the fundamentals of shape, form,perspective, shape, contrast, lights, and darks. Theinstructors goal is to have each student draw more

realistically and to have fun working toward that goal!Class dates: Sept 5 Oct 24 from 6 - 8 (Thursdaysfor 8 weeks)Ages: 9 - adultMinimum students:3 Maximum: 12

Drawing (Beginner)Class Fee: $50 plus Supply ListInstructor: Morgan McClellanThe course is essentially a How to drawing course.The range and depth of study will present the toolsnecessary to work representational and creatively. Thegoal is that students will simultaneously developtechnique and begin the process of finding their voice in2-dimentional art.Class Dates: Aug 14 Sept 18 (Tuesdays for 6weeks)Ages: 16+Minimum: 5 Maximum: 15

Foundations in DrawingClass Fee: $95 plus Supply ListInstructor: Joseph RichardsonThis drawing class is designed for the beginner student,based on the belief that anyone who can hold a pencilhas the ability to draw. Students will alternate betweendrawing exercises and still life pieces to build their skillsfrom the foundational level to the finer mechanisms ofdrawing.Class Dates: TBAAges: 18+Minimum: 5 Maximum: 12

The Vast Scope & DrawingClass Fee: $50 plus Supply ListInstructor: Laurel DriskillLearning the fundamental skills of drawing, while explor-ing the many facets of creativityClass Dates: Aug 11 - Sept 22 from 10-12 (Saturdaysfor 7 weeks)

Ages: 10+Minimum: 4 Maximum: open


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Clay Sculpture of the Human FormClass Fee: $80Instructor: Mike SmolenThe class will use a live model and photographs tocreate a portrait (and a full figure if time) in water-based clay. All ability levels are welcome. This will bea fun class for both experienced and novicesculptors. No experience is required. Instruction willbe provided primarily for beginning students.Sculptures will be fired as permanent artwork.Class dates: Sept 4 Oct 23 from 7-9 (Tuesdaysfor 8 weeks)Ages: 18 and up

Minimum students: 4 Maximum: 8

Digital PhotographyClass Fee: $35Instructor: Mark WaitsTake your digital photography to the next level. Stoptaking snapshots and start making impactful photosthat you can be proud of. Feel confident using yourdigital camera and learn simple but effective editingtechniques using Adobe Lightroom, an easy to use

software program. Learn the digital photographyworkflow from shooting to editing to printing. Studentsshould have a basic understanding of their camera'sfunctions and basic computer skills such as transferringfiles from a camera to a computer.Class dates: Sept 11-Oct 9 from 6 to 8 plus aSaturday field trip on 09/22 (Tuesdays for 4 weeks)Ages: 13 and upMinimum Students: 4 Maximum: 15

Digital Photography (beginner)Class Fee:$15Instructor: Jason Wallace

Lets figure out how to take photos! You will learn anoverview of camera terminology, learn the basics ofwhat makes a photograph work, and this will get youstarted shooting! No camera required, but it would behelpful.Class Dates: Sept 13 and 20 from 7 - 9 (Thursdaysfor 2 weeks)Ages: 18+Minimum: 4 Maximum: 16

Digital Photography (intermediate)Class Fee: $35 Supply Fee:$15Instructor: Jason Wallace

You really want to get into photography. You will learnwhat is required for a shoot, how to set up the camera,and how to develop and organize the images usingAdobe Lightroom. This class will require a digitalcamera- SLR preferred with raw capture capability. Acomputer is recommended, but not necessary to bringto class.Class Dates: Oct 4 - 25 from 7 - 9 (Thursdays for 4weeks)Ages: 18+Minimum: 4 Maximum: 16

Gourd DollsClass Fee: $30 Supply Fee: $20Instructor: Rick CrawfordStudents will learn to clean gourds and prepare themfor design and dressing. They will also sculpt and painclay faces, and create anddesign clothing from leather, cloth,feathers, and beads as well as

personal items brought from home.Class date: Oct 8 - 22 from4 to 7 (Mondays for 3 weeks)Ages: 13 and upMinimum Students: 4Maximum: 10

Gourd VesselClass Fee: $35Instructor: Iris EbyStudents in this class will make a bowl/vessel with awoven pine needle rim. Gourds and all other supplieswill be included in the supply fee.

Class Date: Sept 22 from 9 - 12 (Saturday)Ages: adultMinimum Students: 2 Maximum: 6

Threat, Check, & Checkmate!by Oklahoma Chess AcademyClass Fee: $ 60 Supply Fee: $10Instructor: Cristian SpencerLearn determination, confidence, and mental focusthrough the age-old game of chess in a fun andinteractive classroom! In our beginner class studentswill learn chess theory, tactics, and strategy resulting ia full knowledge of a game proven to advance memormath, and problem solving skills. Intermediate studentwill enter the exciting world of competitive chess. Bringa good attitude and desire to learn!Class Date: Aug 15 Oct 31

(Mondays and

Wednesdays)Intermediates from 5-6

Beginners from 6:15-7:15Ages: Beginner: 6-11, Intermediate: 12+Minimum: 5 Maximum: 12

Ages: 8 and upMinimum Students: 5 Maximum: 12 (per skill level)


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Inner Landscapes: The SeriesClass Fee: Session 1:$20, Session 2:$25, Session

3:$35 Supply Fee: $2 per workshopInstructor: Mo WassellA series of 3 workshops using collage and journalingtechniques. Focus will be on personal creativity andletting art reveal to you rather than creating a product forview by others.Workshop #1: In This House Houses can symbolize somany aspects of us and our lives. What will yoursreveal? We will build a 3D house using paper macheform.Workshop #2: See Me Dolls We will create a 2D dollusing papers, fabric, magazines, and variousembellishments.

Workshop #3: Freedom Painting Following theinspiration of artist Flora Bowley, we will create a largepainting using acrylics and a variety of tools, which willthen be cut and bound into a journal.Class Dates:All workshops are on SaturdaysWorkshop #1 Oct 6 from 9 -1Workshop #2 Oct 13 from 9 - 2Workshop #3 Oct 20 from 9 - 5 includes a lunch break(bring a sack lunch)Ages: 18+Minimum: 4 Maximum: 12

Jewelry and Metals IIClass Fee: $145 Supply list: discussed in first class.Instructor: Joseph RichardsonDescription: Students will continue building upon theirtechniques in metalsmithing, including casting, enamel,mokume gane, and project requests from the class.

Pre-requisite: Jewelry and Metals I, taken during aprevious semester.Class Date: Wednesdays for 12 weeks TBA (no classNov 12 or 26)Ages: Adult

Intro to Silver Metal ClayClass Fee: $15 Supply Fee: $55 must be paid by Aug 15Instructor: Claire ZevnikSilver Metal Clay is a pliable material that can be easilymolded and shaped using the hands or simple tools.When fired, the clay becomes a solid precious metal,99% silver. Students will create simple jewelry pieces.Class Date: Aug 24 from 1:30 - 4:30 (Saturday)Ages: 13+Minimum: 3 Maximum: 8

Beaded Jewelry BasicsClass Fee: $15 Supply Fee: $20Instructor: Katie ArroyoThe Beaded Jewelry Basics class teaches simple wirecrimping, and beading methods to help you create thejewelry you have always wanted to make. Techniqueslearned can be used to create other beautiful pieces ofjewelry. Basic beading experience is preferred but notrequired. .Class Dates: Oct 11 & 13 from 5:30-8:30 (Thursday)Ages: 10+Minimum: 2 Maximum: 8

Figure 8 BraceletClass Fee: $15 Supply Fee: $20Instructor: Katie ArroyoMake a beautiful beaded bracelet using crystals, seedbeads, and accent beads. The Figure 8 Bracelet takesless than 3 hours to make. In this class students will usea simple spiral weaving technique to make a sparklingbracelet with toggle clasp closure. Techniques learnedcan be used to create other beautiful pieces of jewelry.No previous beading experience required.Class Date: Oct 25 from 5:30 - 8:30 (Thursday)Ages: 9+Minimum: 2 Maximum: 8

Sparkling Spiral BraceletClass Fee: $15 Supply Fee: $20Instructor: Katie ArroyoMake a beautiful beaded bracelet using crystals, seedbeads, and accent beads. The Sparkling Spiral Bracelettakes less than 3 hours to make. In this class students

will use a simple spiral weaving technique to make asparkling bracelet with toggle clasp closure. Techniqueslearned can be used to create other beautiful pieces ofjewelry. No previous beading experience required.Class Dates: Nov 8

from 5:30 - 8:30 (Thursday)

Ages: 9+Minimum: 2 Maximum: 8

Flat Spiral BraceletClass Fee: $15 Supply Fee: $20Instructor: Katie ArroyoMake a beautiful beaded bracelet using crystals, seedbeads, and accent beads. The Flat Spiral Bracelet takesless than 3 hours to make. In this class students will usea simple spiral weaving technique to make a sparklingbracelet with toggle clasp closure. Techniques learnedcan be used to create other beautiful pieces of jewelry.No previous beading experience required.Class Dates: Nov 15from 5:30 - 8:30 (Thursday)Ages: 9+Minimum: 2 Maximum: 8


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Pottery Class Fees include 25 pounds of clay. If astudents wishes to use more clay they may purchase itfor $10 per 25 pounds.

Playing with ClayClass Fee: $130Instructor: Tandi MemmottStudents will have the opportunity to experiment withclay and learn techniques in wheel throwing and hand

building. This great introductory class has a relaxedatmosphere that allows students to experiment whilelearning the basic skills needed (wedging, centering,throwing, slab building etc.) to create their own pro-jects. Learn to make beautiful and functional ceramicglazed pieces.Class dates: Sept 10 - Nov 12 from 6-9 (Mondaysfor 10 weeks)Ages: 13 and upMinimum students: 3 Maximum: 10

Beginning and Intermediate PotteryClass Fee: $65Instructors: Helen Jordan and Charlotte OwnbyStudents will be introduced to basic techniques ofwheel throwing and glazing in this fun class.Class dates: Oct 12 Nov 16 from 1 3 pm (Fridaysfor 6 weeks)Ages: 18 and upMinimum students: 3 Maximum: 12

Pottery ProgressionClass Fee: $140Instructor: Hunter WadeThis class will take the student through the differentmethods of clay building from simple hand building tocomplex wheel throwing and using molds.Prerequisite: Wheel throwing (Intermediate)Class dates: Aug 8 Oct 24 from 6 8(Wednesdays for 12 weeks)Ages: 15 and upMinimum students:4 Maximum:8

Pottery FusionClass Fee: $140Instructor: Hunter WadeThis class will ask students to broaden their individualskills in pottery. We will be combining different methodsand skills to create singular unique items. (Beginning)Class dates: Aug16 Nov 1 from 6 8 (Thursdaysfor 12 weeks)Ages: 15 and upMinimum students: 4 Maximum: 8

Autumn InspirationClass Fee: $15 Supply Fee: $5Instructor: Evelyn QuillenArtists, beginner to advanced, will be inspired using aleaf motif to create 3 projects; a sketch journal, notecards, and wearable art, using leaf prints, rubbings,stenciling, collage, drawing and painting. They willlearn design elements of line, shape, texture, contrast

space, & balance to compose their own unique designin a relaxing class inspired by nature.Class dates: Sept 6

- 20 from 11:30-1:30 (Fridays fo

3 weeks)Ages: 18+Minimum students: 3 Maximum: 8

Paint a MaskClass Fee: $15 Supply Fee: $10Instructor: Evelyn QuillenBeginners to advanced will enjoy creating their owndesign by using a mask shape as a canvas. A face cabecome a landscape, an animal, a disguise or astatement about society. Well use a variety ofmaterials to take a face from nothing to somethingspecial that expresses feelings.Class date: Sept 29

from1- 4 (Saturday)

Ages: 14+Minimum students: 3 Maximum: 8

Recycled Witches & ScarecrowsClass Fee: $15 plus Supply ListInstructor: Evelyn QuillenTrash bag witches, scarecrows, artists of all levels canlearn to design and make autumn decorations to addpersonality to your home, while creating treasures fromthrowaways, finds, and resale clothing!ClassDates: October 6 &13 from 1-4 (Saturday)Ages: 10+Minimum students: 3 Maximum: 6

Memorabilia ShadowboxClass Fee: $20 Supply Fee: $8 plus a shadow

box and items to put in your box such as photos,concert tickets, favors etc.

Instructor: Sher NunleyA shadow box is a unique way to display and preservespecial memories or as a tribute to a favorite sport ormovie. You will learn how to create 3D arrangements ophotos, clippings, souvenirs, etc to treasure or give asa gift for someone special.Class dates: Sept 15

& 22 from 11-1 (2 Saturdays)

Ages: 12+Minimum students: 3 Maximum: 10

Advanced Pottery with Buck DollarhideClass Fee: $ 140 Single Session: $50 Instructor: Buck DollarhideIn this series of classes, advanced students will learn the technical aspects of wheel throwing, bowl-making, andcreating lidded vessels, The class will meet with the instructor once a month (8/14, 9/11, and 10/16) to learn,discuss and explore new ideas and techniques. There will also be weekly scheduled class hours on Tuesdaynights where students will hone their techniques creating pieces based on the new methods and techniques taughby the instructor. Come discover the possibilities of exploring new and different methods of pottery!Class Dates: Aug 14 - Nov 6 Minimum students: 5 Maximum: 12


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Wee ArtClass Fee: $40Instructor: Sher NunleyA great way to bond with your wee ones while introduc-ing them to a variety of artistic media and crafting skills.Crafting may include but not limited to paint clay, papermache', ink, and more. Students will be able to takehome a completed project after each class. Students

must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.3-4 year olds: 9:30-10:305-6 year olds: 4:30-5:30Ages: 3-4 and 5-6Class Dates: Aug 10 Oct 5 (Fridays for 8 weeks -no classes 8/31)Minimum: 3 Maximum: 10

Wee Art Holiday EditionClass Fee: $40Instructor: Sher NunleyStudents will love getting into the holiday spirit while be-ing introduced to a variety of artistic media and

crafting skills including but not limited to paint, clay, pa-per arts, beadwork, and much more. With the help of aparent or guardian, they will complete a holiday themedproject to take home after each class.Class Dates: Oct 19 Dec 14 (Fridays for 8 weeks -no class 11/23)3-4 year olds: 9:30-10:305-6 year olds: 4:30-5:30Ages: 3-4 and 5-6Minimum: 3 Maximum: 10

Baking with Kids/TeensClass Fees: Session 1: $50, Session 2: $35, Session 3:$10 Session 4: $10Instructor: Angela HinkleBaking can be quite creative and full of discovery! Kids/teens will learn how to be creative in the kitchen. Theywill use skills such as reading and math while having afun time developing their social skills. They will learnabout kitchen safety, proper food handling, food prepara-tion, presentation, and manners. See ages listed withspecific sessions below.Class dates: Session 1: Cinnamon rolls & cookies

Aug 11-Sept 15 from 10-12pm (Saturdays for 5weeks, no class on 8/15); ages 9-15

Session 2: Pilgrim PiesSaturday Nov 3 from 10-1; ages 9-15

Session 3: Cookies for SantaSaturday, Dec 3 from 10-1; ages 9-15

Session 4: Cookies for SantaSaturday, Dec 3 from 1:30-2:30; ages 4-8

Minimum: 5 Maximum: 14

Art History: Japanese Art forHomeschooled ChildrenClass Fee: $20 Supply Fee: $5Instructor: Jeannie NeufeldStudents will explore various forms of Japanese art fromancient to modern times through stories, viewingexamples of Japanese art and hands on projects.Students will learn some of the main characteristics of

Japanese art and complete their own art projects whichmay include: block prints, making their own ink stones,ink painting, poetry, kirigami (the art of paper cutting) andmaking a miniature Zen garden.Class Dates: Sept 7- Oct from 10:45-12:00 (Fridaysfor 5 weeks)Ages: 7 and upMinimum:4 Maximum: 10

Art History: Native American Art forHomeschooled ChildrenClass Fee: $25 Supply Fee: $5Instructor: Jeannie Neufeld

Students will explore the art and culture of variousNative American tribes through stories, viewingexamples of art and hands on projects. Projects mayinclude pottery, beadwork, sand painting and making adream catcher.Class Dates: Oct 19- Nov 16 from 10:45-12:00(Fridays for 5 weeks)Ages: 7 and upMinimum: 4 Maximum: 10

Wee Art Books and CraftsClass Fee: $7Instructor: Sher Nunley

Students will enjoy listening to the reading of a greatbook and then will make a fun craft inspired by the bookwith help of a parent or guardian. Classes are one hour inlength, from 10 am 11 am on Saturdaymornings.Class Dates:King Bidgoods in the Bathtub September 22(craft:bathtub)A Tiger Called Thomas October 27(craft: mask)T is for Turkey November 17(craft: turkey)Twas the Night Before Christmas December 15(craft:stocking)Ages: 2 - 6

Minimum students: 3 Maximum: 10

Duct Tape Project: Flip Flops (or more)Class Fee: $10Instructor: Sher NunleyStudents will make a pair of wearable flip flops (or walletor lunch sack) from duct tape! They will trace a pattern,then cut and assemble their project. Measuring, assem-bly, and design will be learned along with duct tapetechniques.Class Date: Sept 1 from 10-12 (Saturday)Ages: 9 - 14Minimum students: 3 Maximum: 10


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Tie Dye like a ProClass Fee: $45 plus Supply ListInstructor: Teri Ann HarveyStudents will learn the basics of tie dying, includingmixing chemicals and dyes, folding and dying ofbeginning and intermediate patterns, and many tips an

tricks to help the student achieve stunning results. Wewill be using Dharma Fiber Reactive Procion dyes forthese projects and by the end of class they will havelearned how to tie dye spirals, hearts, marbles, Vs, anpeace signs.Class date: Aug 4th from 12 - 5 (Saturday)Ages: 10+Minimum: 5 Maximum:5

Beginning Gouache PaintingClass Fee:$45 plus Supply ListInstructor: Andrea Drain-LangstonThis class introduces students to the history and

applications of gouache painting methods, theiraesthetic applications in the creation of original artworkEmphasis on composition, design principles, value andcolor. No experience is necessary, just a willingnessand love for art.Class Dates: Sept 6 - Oct 11 from 5:30 - 7:30(Thursdays for 6 weeks)Ages: 12-18 years oldMinimum: 4 Maximum: 10

QuillowClass Fee:$10 Supply List: 2 yds of cotton fabric, 2 yrds of contrasting /coordinating cotton fabric, thread to

match fabric, and sewing machineInstructor: Tanya BarngroverThis class will make a personal sized blanket that hasits own pillow. This quilt will fold into a pocket andtravels easily. No previous sewing skills are needed.Students will learn to sew a straight seam, andconstruction of a simple blanket that can be enjoyed foyears to come.Class Dates: Sept 8 from 9 - 1:30 (Saturday)Ages: 13+Minimum: 3 Maximum: 6

Tweens & Teens Glass Fusing For

Fall Break!Class Fee: $10.00 Supply Fee: $12.50Instructor: Claire ZevnikStudents will learn the basics of fusing glass. They willbe able to make small items such as sun catchers,small dishes, or jewelry pendants. Glass is provided.Class date: Oct 18 from 1 - 3 (Thursday)Ages: 916Minimum students: 3 Maximum: 7

Christmas Gingerbread Cookies:Edible and Non-EdibleClass Fee: $20 Supply Fee: $5Instructor: Evelyn QuillenWell make gingerbread cookies we can eat and saltdough cookies to keep. Rollout, bake, and decorate

both. Fun for all, edible dough with icing and sprinklesand salt dough provided with paint. Well bake saltdough first, then gingerbread. Recipes provided so youcan make again at home.Class date: Dec 8 from 1- 4:30 (Saturday)Ages: 9-12Minimum: 3 Maximum: 6

Wearable Tag ArtClass Fee: $20 Supply Fee: $5Instructor: Sher NunleyAdd your personal style to your jeans, t-shirt, shorts, orhoodie with graffiti style wearable art. Students will

complete at least one garment, using stencils,stamping, pen work, and spray paint. Get ready toexpress yourself!Class dates: Aug 11 - Aug 18 from 1 - 3 (Saturdaysfor 2 weeks)Ages: 9-14Minimum: 4 Maximum: 12

Multi Kids Play Iron ChefClass Fee: $35 Supply fee $25Instructor: Jacqui SavageThe students will experience cooking, learning kitchensafety, science and how to measure ingredients in the

kitchen, visit the farmers market and create a recipethat they will make and then be judged by their guests.Class dates: September 22 from 10-12The remaining dates will be decided by class.(Saturdays for 4 weeks)Ages: 9+Minimum: 4 Maximum: 8

Cooking with a StoryClass Fee: $30 Supply fee $25Instructor: Jacqui SavageThe students will make a different dish each session totake home to their families. While their food bakes, a

story will be read to them then they will do an artproject which will include decorating an apron andillustrating their recipe book.Class Dates: Oct 4 - 25 from 4:15 - 5:30 (Thursdaysfor 4 weeks)Ages: 5-6Minimum: 4 Maximum: 6


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REFUND POLICY

Classes with insufficient enrollment will be cancelled and all fees returned. No refunds will be granted after the first

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The Multi Arts Center expects reasonable and appropriate behavior from those who visit and/or use the facilities. The

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