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Country trio, KingsSeptember 29TH, 3 - 3:45 PM

Take the trolley or walk to arts destination throughout Pelham and New Rochelle.

Celebrate the Arts! Music: All girls bluegrass band Small Talk, country trio Kings, and The

Cornell Brothers. Habitat for Artists: Come see artists’ work and play. Free and open to all!

ArtsFest in PelhAm And new rochelleSeptember 28-29, 2013, 12:30-5 PM | Free and open to all!

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PAC MEMBERSHIP

UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS

Opening reception and free all-ages art-making workshop: September 12, 6:30-8 PM A group exhibition of sculpture and installation by contemporary mid-career artists addressing narratives related to science and technology. Curator Jeffrey Mongrain is an artist and Head of MFA Sculpture at Hunter College in NYC. Exhibiting artists include: Dylan Beck, Christie Brown, Chad Curtis, David East, Linda Ganstrom, Arthur Gonzalez, Nicholas Kripal, James Lawton, Steven Montgomery, Judy Moonelis, Sana Musasama, Matt Nolen, Denise Pelletier, Benji Schulman, Virginia Scotchie, Bobby Silverman, Neil Tetkowski, Adam Welch, and Susan York.

An Exhibition and Sale of Hand-made Goods. Opening reception and free all-ages art-making workshop: November 22, 6:30-8 PM

A collection of hand-made crafts by local, regional and national crafts artists will be for sale in time for the holiday season. Work wil l include ceramics, fibers, wood, glass and jewelry.

conVerGencY September 13 – October 26, 2013

crAFt-tAstic November 22 – January 4, 2013

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

hABitAt For ArtistsSeptember 3 – October 6, 2013, 10 AM - 5 PM daily PAC is partnering with Habitat for Artists, thanks to a grant from the Junior League of Pelham. Artists will work in a 6’x 6’ temporary art studio constructed in our courtyard as an interactive experiment for both art-ists and viewers. Come participate as artists create!

GAllerY conVersAtionsSeptember 18, 6-7 PM Note New Time & DateSatisfy your curiosity! All are invited, regardless of experi-ence, to tour and discuss the exhibition, Convergency, with the Gallery and Public Program Manager. This conversation will focus on 3-4 sculptures to encourage an in-depth and interactive look at the work.

ArtsFest in PelhAm And new rochelleSeptember 28-29, 2013, 12:30-5 PM | Free and open to all! Celebrate the Arts! Music: All girls bluegrass band Small Talk, country trio Kings, and

The Cornell Brothers. Habitat for Artists: Come see Artists’ work and play. Free and open to all!

Saturday 11/2 stUdio cAFe FUndrAiser Tickets $65; $75 at the door Tickets at www.pelhamartcenter.org or 914-738-2525 x111 With the courtyard tented, and the galleries and studios cleared for food, live and silent auctions and live music, Pelham Art Center is at its arty best at this casual and lively fundraiser! This event features tasty treats from Westchester restaurants, a live band, and a chance to bid on affordable high quality art, as well as luxury items.

Free PUBlic ProGrAms And eVents

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scottish Folk Arts eVentOctober 5, 2013, 2-3:30 PM

Musical performance by North Sea Gas, one of Scotland’s most popular folk bands with great vocals and tremendous three part harmonies. Guitars, mandolin, fiddle, bouzouki, whistles, bodhrans, banjo and good humor are all part of the entertainment. Our Folk Arts Series. the sUPPortinG chArActers Monday, Oct. 7, 7:30-7 PMThe popular Supporting Characters group reads and acts from their original one-act plays. A deliciously creative evening. PelhAm reAds! FrAnkenstein! Art Workshop & Convergency Panel DiscussionOctober 19, 1 PM-3 PM

Make versions of Frankenstein in a fun art making workshop in our studio, OR join curator Jeffrey Mongrain and invited artists, critics and writers in our gallery for a discussion of the current exhibition, Convergency. PAc’s Version oF “AntiqUes-tYPe roAd show” During Pelham Street FairOctober 20, 2013, 1PM-4 PM

Bring your antique art and treasures to appraise at Pelham Art Center during the Pelham Street Fair! mexicAn dAY oF the deAd celeBrAtionOctober 27, 2013, 1:30 PM-3:30 PM

As part of the Folk Arts Series, Mexican Day of the Dead (El Día de los Muertos) returns to Pelham Art Center. Stop by and take part in this festive Mexican celebration.

emerGinG writers seriesNovember 17, 2013 1:30-3:30 PM

Authors read and discuss their books. Writer/editor Pei-Ling Lue facilitates.

diwAli-hindU FestiVAl oF liGhtsDecember 8, 2013, 1:30-3:30 PM

As part of its Folk Arts Series, Diwali, the Hindu Festival of Lights, returns to Pelham Art Center. Stop by and enjoy this popular event with free art-making workshops and exciting performances in the traditional arts of India, held during ArtsWestchester’s Free Arts Day!

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WHAT’S NEW!

NEWS

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Additional Pelham Art Center C l a s s e s w i l l b e h e l d a t ArtsWestchester in White Plains!

Ages 8-13 AnimAtinG PAint: BrinG YoUr PAintinG to Video liFe!with Stephanie Scheichler wednesdays, 3:30-5 PM

8 classes: October 2 – November 30 Fee: $195/175 members This class blends traditional painting with digital technology. Learn tech-niques in painting on glass and utilize them in a stop-motion mixed media animation! Use modern technology to tell your story and animate your painting. Class is at ArtsWestchester, White Plains.

register for Animating Paint at www.artsw.org/classes or call 914-738-2525

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White Plains Location!

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ADULT AND HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES

emBellish An imAGe: PlAY with collAGe with Nancy Egol Nikkal7-9 PM

10 classes: September 30 – December 9 Fee: $290/261 Members Create an exciting work with everyday materials: fine papers, magazine papers, reproductions, and your own recycled art. Add pencil, pen and ink, paint, photographs, photocopies, lace, ribbons, and found objects. Learn what pH neutral and archival paper are, what adhesive and glue are; also learn what constitutes copyright infringement. Classes include demonstration, discussion and individual attention. All skill levels are welcome.

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PortrAit PAintinG & drAwinG with JC English 9:30 AM-12:30 PM

10 classes: September 30 – December 9 Fee: $435/392 Members + Model Fee: $60.00 Learn to paint a portrait from a live, clothed model in oil, pastel, or drawing media. Become skilled at the fundamentals such as getting an accurate likeness, and aesthetically pleasing design, color and value unity, and creating a basic flesh palette. Various oil painting techniques will be explored, such as alla prima, glazing, and imprimatura. All skill levels are welcome.

Fall Semester: Sept. 30TH – December 14TH registration is now open!

High school students have the option to enroll in adult classes.

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holidAY“PoP-UP” cArds with Susan Kaufman10-11:30 AM

10 classes: October 1 – December 10 Fee: $218/196 Members Who wouldn’t want to receive a creative one-of-a-kind pop-up card? Parents and children are welcome. Learn the art of paper folding and construction, including basic on-the-fold pop-up structures, progressing through a series of more complicated three-dimensional glued constructions. Props, platforms, spirals, V-folds and straddle pop-ups will be covered. Emphasis will be on developing an understanding of the simple mechanics involved in this art of “paper engineering.” This class is open to all skill levels. cerAmics in the morninG with Susan Nathenson9:30 AM-12:30 PM

10 classes: October 1 – December 10 Fee: $435/392 Members + Clay & Firing Fee: $50 Create functional or sculptural objects using a slab roller, wheel, and extruder. Begin to learn or gain a deeper understanding of the ceramic arts. High-fire stoneware clay and non-toxic glazes used. cerAmics in the eVeninG with Susan Nathenson 7 PM-10 PM

10 classes: October 1 – December 10 Fee: $435/ 392 Members + Clay & Firing Fee: $50 Create functional or sculptural objects using a slab roller, wheels, and extruder. Begin to learn or gain a deeper understanding of the ceramic arts. High-fire stoneware clay and non-toxic glazes used. drAwinG & PAintinG with Kevin Brownie7 PM-10 PM

10 classes: October 1 – December 10 Fee: $435/ 392 Members You’ll learn the importance of perspective, value, and color theory as it pertains to drawing and painting. Learn how to transform photos into paintings, and the differences between painting from photos and life. Acrylic vs. oil, all prima, imprimatura, and layered approaches to painting will be explored.

ADULT AND HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES CONT.

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diGitAl PhotoGrAPhY with Barry Mason7-9 PM

10 classes: October 1 – December 10 Fee: $350/315 Members + Lab Fee: $13 Train your eye and expand your skills as you learn the fundamentals relating to your digital SLR: F stops, shutter speeds, lens, exposure control and light metering, ASA/ISO and basic Photoshop tools. Engage in fun and imaginative assignments and discuss them in class. Work towards a personal aesthetic and build your portfolio! Digital SLR camera required.

wednesdAY morninG drAwinG And PAintinG with Eleanor Miller9 AM-12 PM

10 classes: October 2 – December 11 Fee: $435/392 MembersGrow artistically by exploring the fundamentals of drawing and painting and their inter relationship. Emphasis on individual perception. Work from still life, photos or objects you bring. AFternoon drAwinG And PAintinG with Eleanor Miller12:15 -3:15 PM

10 classes: October 2 – December 11 Fee: $435/392 Members See above description for Morning Drawing and Painting.

wAtercolor with Jackie Meier9:30 AM-11:30 PM

10 classes: October 2 – December 11 Fee $290/261 Members This class will explore the medium of watercolor, one of the oldest painting mediums. Its unique properties and limitations will be discussed, while exploring the technical aspects of paint handling, color mixing, and creating a flat wash. Creating a painting from start to finish will be covered, including idea development, subject matter, composition, and execution. Whether you are interested in watercolor for sketching, keeping a visual diary, or creating finished paint-ings, this class is appropriate. All skill levels are welcome.


liFe drAwinG with JC English7 PM-9:30 PM

10 classes: October 2 – December 11 Fee: $363/326 Members + Model Fee: $65 Good painting begins with good drawing skills. Working with a variety of nude models, students will develop well-structured drawings focusing on accuracy of action. All skill levels are welcome.

mixed mediA PAintinG with Donna Ross7 PM-9:30 PM

10 classes: October 2 – December 11 Fee: $363/326 Members + Model Fee: $65 Experiment with different mediums and learn to make expressive works of art.

writers circle with Pei-Ling Lue7 PM-9:30 PM

10 classes: October 2 – December 11 Fee: $363/326 Members Write and share your fiction, non-fiction, poetry or articles with other writers in a facilitated workshop. A workshop atmosphere will help you maintain your own discipline and offers feedback from other writers. Pei-Ling Lue, author and former editor of OneStory literary magazine facilitates.

A milliner and freelance illustrator living in Pelham, Susan Saas received her BFA in Illustration from the Rhode Island School of Design and millinery certificate from the Fashion Institute of Technology. Obsessed with hats and headwear, Ms. Saas became head design assistant to Rod Keenan of Rod Keenan New York - an award winning member of the Council of Fashion Designers of America. Susan’s designs have been perched atop the heads of celebrities including Michael Jackson and Brad Pitt. Two of her designs are now part of the permanent collections of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Rhode Island School of Design.

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write A winninG colleGe essAY with Pei-Ling Lue5-6:30 PM | For high school students10 classes: October 2 – December 11 Fee: $218/196 members Read the full description on page 17

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PAstels come AliVe with Elaine Finsilver10:30 AM-12:30 PM

10 classes: October 3 – December 12 Fee: $290/261 Members Explore composition and color, understanding the pattern of darks and lights using chalk pastels. Enhance your skills as you are encouraged to work freely and explore your own creativity. The class will work from photos supplied by the instructor or students may bring their own.

intro to entrePreneUriAl desiGn with Sean Flanagan7-8:30 PM

10 classes: October 3 – December 12 Fee: $263/236 Members Learn to make your own logo, advertisements and ways to get your message across to the masses! An introduction to Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign, exploring how these three applications work together to create printed promotional materials for business or personal use.

memoir writinG with Susan Hodara7-9 PM

8 classes: October 3 – December 12 no class oct. 10 & 31, nov. 28 & dec. 12 Fee: $232/209 Members Are you compelled to write about the transforming events in your life? Do you want to record stories from your past? Are you haunted by vivid memories and drawn to explore the circumstances that surround them? Whether you are a first-time writer or seeking response to ongoing work, this class provides a supportive environment where you will read your writing aloud each week and receive con-structive feedback. It also provides a structure to help you develop and maintain a regular writing practice. Writers of all skill levels are welcome. Students must be at least 18 years old to enroll. sAtUrdAY drAwinG And PAintinG with JC English10 AM-12 PM

9 classes: October 5 – December 14; no class november 2Fee: $261/235 Members A variety of drawing and painting projects including still-lifes, landscapes, seascapes, geometric design and abstracts. Working with pencil, pastel, watercolor, and acrylic on canvas, we will draw inspiration from the Impressionists and Post-Impressionists such as Matisse, Dufy, Marin, Monet, Van Gogh; and American Abstract Expressionists.


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Saturday 10/5, 10/12, 10/19 (3 workshops) hAt mAkinG (millinerY) workshoP with Susan Saas10 AM-12 PM

Fee: $100/89 members + materials fee: $25 Express your fashion fantasies creating imaginative hats, fascinators and head decorations. You don’t have to live on the other side of the pond to make a hat fashion statement! Saturday 10/26 lAndscAPe wAtercolor with Jackie Meier1:00 PM-5:00 PM

Fee $88/79 Members + Materials Fee: $30 Learn the fundamentals of this transparent medium, including techniques on creating rich shading and value, as is specifically pertains to painting landscapes. This is an indoor work-shop; students are encouraged to bring photos or images from home for inspiration. Saturday 11/9, 11/16 (2 workshops) diGitAl Art For the trAditionAl Artist with Sean Flanagan 10 AM-12 PM

Fee: $70/63 members + Lab Fee: $13 Do you long to break out of your traditional media? Give your painting a second life: learn to scan and/or take digital photos of your work, then manipulate or enhance it to create a new and exciting mixed media piece.

MULTI & ONE DAY WORKSHOPS

In addition to our semester-long classes,

PAC offers intensive one and multi-day workshops. A great opportunity to try something new!

For AdUlt And hiGh school

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mondAY Ages 4-7 drAwinG And PAintinG with Marygrace Killip1-3 PM

8 classes: September 30 – December 9; no class oct. 14 & nov. 11Fee: $232/209 members + Materials Fee: $13 In this course, students will be introduced to a variety of techniques and materials including watercolors, oils, pastels, charcoal, pen and ink, pencils, and acrylics. They will learn about color mixing and discuss the different types of emotion that a color can evoke. Ages 7-10 creAtiVe writinG with Charlotte Walsh3:30-4:45 PM

8 classes: September 30 – December 9; no class oct. 14 & nov. 11Fee: $145/130 members We begin with the idea of painting pictures with words. We let our imagination travel as far as it will take us. In a supportive, sharing environment, children are encouraged to express, formulate and develop ideas while learning the basics of story and poetry writing. Ages 11-15 creAtiVe writinG with Charlotte Walsh5-6 PM

8 classes: September 30 – December 9; no class oct. 14 & nov. 11Fee: $175/157 members Creative writing is an adventure in which we explore the worlds of fantasy, mystery and reality. We discuss how we are influenced by subjects of interest and what we have read. Students are offered examples of writing for each subject by young authors and poets as well as established ones. We explore the elements of good writing and learn to use words in a descrip-tive manner, creating stories and poems to share with our peers. The goal is to get our thoughts and ideas on to the written page.

CHILDREN AND TEEN CLASSES

Fall Semester: Sept. 30TH – December 14TH registration is now open!

CHILDREN AND TEEN CLASSES CONT.

Great for homeschool!

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Ages 9-13 diGitAl FAshion desiGn with Eileen Stodut3:30-5 PM; no class oct. 14 & nov. 118 classes: September 30 – December 9 Fee: $210/190 members + Lab Fee: $12 Create whimsical and striking fashion designs using Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop. Develop your own creative style through exploring fashion of the past and now. Ages 9-14

GAme desiGn with Luis Gondar5:15-6:45 PM

8 classes: September 30 – December 9; no class oct. 14 & nov. 11Fee: $210/190 members + Materials & Lab Fee: $12 Are you an aspiring video game designer, or do you just love video games? In this class you will learn how to conceptually develop your own video game! We will analyze and discuss different characters throughout the history of video games, as well as the different types of gameplay; side-scrolling, first person, etc. Each student will leave with animated “pitch” for their video game. (This class is not a computer programming class). tUesdAY Ages 6-9

AnimAtion & clAYmAtion with Stephanie Schleicher 3:30-5 PM

10 classes: October 1 – December 10 Fee $263/236 members + Lab Fee: $13 Using iStopMotion, claymation, and cameras, learn to translate ideas into animated works. In-class and group assignments, and discussions, will develop media skills and ability to work on group projects. Experience the process of developing and producing original animation to share. Ages 5-9

PotterY & scUlPtUre with Donna Ross3:30-4:45 PM

10 classes: October 1 – December 10 Fee: $181/163 members + Clay & Firing Fee: $45 An introduction to hand-building techniques, the extruder, slab roller and different types of clay. Children will gain a basic knowledge of the ceramic process, including glazing and firing.

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Ages 5-8 desiGninG PelhAm with Heidi Carey3:30-5 PM

9 classes: Tuesdays: October 1 – November 26 Instructor: Heidi Carey Fee: $196/176 members Pick a Pelham landmark, learn about its history and architectural style, then bring it to life by constructing a model with recycled household materials! Ages 7-12 FAntAsY AnimAl scUlPtUres with Victoria Rolett5-6:30 PM

10 classes: October 1 – December 10 Fee: $218/196 members + Materials Fee: $12 Create your own animal sculptures that can be used in play or put on display. Students will learn how to make a sculptural base and subsequently wrap and weave yarn or rope and use other type of media to create animal sculptures. Ages 8-13 cerAmics with Donna Ross5-6:30 PM

10 classes: October 1 – December 10 Fee $218/196 members + Clay & Firing Fee: $45 Gain basic knowledge of the ceramic process including glazing and firing. This is an introduction to hand building, the extruder, and slab roller. Older students will experiment with the wheel. wednesdAY Ages 3-5 one-hoUr clAsses with Donna Ross1:30-2:30 PM

10 classes: October 2 – December 11 Fee: $145/131 members + Materials Fee: $10 Each one-hour class uses a hands-on, process-oriented, creative arts approach to art-making, encouraging students to make artwork and gain confidence in self-expression. The projects harness students’ creativity as they paint, sculpt and design with a wide variety of materials. Ages 4-8

Special for Pre-K!!!

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Ages 8-13

scUlPtUre & PAintinG with Donna Ross3:30-4:45 PM

10 classes: October 2 – December 11 Fee: $181/163 members + Materials Fee: $20 Students will explore many art-making techniques and media including paint, paper, wood, found objects, and other unusual materials. Draw, paint, glue, cut, sculpt, and more.

Ages 7-12 drAwinG PeoPle with Victoria Rolett5-6:30 PM

10 classes: October 2 – December 11 Fee: $218/196 members + Materials Fee: $12 Learn to draw the human figure. In this class we will focus on techniques that bring the head, face and structure of the body to life! Ages 13-17 indUstriAl / ProdUct desiGn with Luis Gondar5-6:30 PM

10 classes: October 2 – December 11 Fee: $263/236 members + Lab Fee: $13 Headphones, furniture, even your toothbrush - industrial design is everywhere. Discussions will include finding a balance between functionality and aesthetics. Students will conceive, sketch and scan ideas for new products before bringing them to life using industry standard software to add texture and color. No previous experience necessary!

Ages 8-13 still-liFe drAwinG & PAintinG with Donna Ross 5:00-6:30 PM

10 classes: October 2 – December 11 Fee: $217/195 members + Materials Fee: $15 Study techniques for creating volume, space, light, color, composition, and concept with the use of graphite, charcoal, pastels, and then paint.

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Ages 9-13 hAt mAkinG (MILLINERY) with Susan Saas4-5:30 PM

10 classes: October 2 – December 11 Fee: $218/196 members + Materials Fee: $12 Students will acquire basic hat blocking and stitching skills using felt to create an original hat and/or headpiece. We will touch upon basic self-trim ideas making the most of our materials, ending with fabulous wearable art! high school students write A winninG colleGe essAY with Pei-Ling Lue5-6:30 PM

10 classes: October 2 – December 11 Fee: $218/196 members The college essay is essential part of getting into the college of your choice. We will brainstorm the best way to present yourself to the colleges you aspire to. Cover all the required bases while writing an original essay that puts you and your aspirations in the best possible light. The goal will be to finish the personal essay and at least one supplemental essay.

thUrsdAY Ages 5-8 PAintinG, drAwinG & mixed mediA i with Marygrace Killip3:30-4:45 PM

9 classes: Oct. 3 - Dec. 11; no class nov. 2Fee: $163/147members + Materials Fee: $12 Students will learn the basic elements of art; shape, line, color, texture, etc. while creating fun and exciting projects in a variety of techniques and materials including printmaking, watercolor, pastels and collage. Ages 9-12 PAintinG, drAwinG & mixed mediA ii with Marygrace Killip5-6:30 PM

10 classes: October 3 – December 12 Fee: $218/196 members + Materials Fee: $12 This class builds on the lessons from Painting, Drawing and Mixed Media I, but is not a prerequisite. The lessons are age appropriate and push the children to think creatively and expressively, while utilizing new techniques and media.

Ages 9-13 cArtooninG & illUstrAtion with Kevin Brownie 3:30-5 PM

10 classes: October 3 – December 12 Fee: $218/196 members + Materials Fee: $13 Maybe you’ve heard of Looney Toons, Beavis and Butthead or Courage the Cowardly Dog? Learn from the man who helped create some of the most memorable and adored characters of a generation. Experience cartooning with an emphasis on exploring the imagination and creation of art. The development of basic drawing skills will be stressed as an important element of the artist’s toolkit. Ages 10-13 3d AnimAtion with Conor MacFinn3:30-5 PM

10 classes: October 3 – December 12 Fee: $263/236 members Learn to use 3D software to create your own unique characters! Pixar, Blue Sky, Dreamworks and most video game companies have made the transition into 3D animation…so what are you waiting for? Create characters, set the scenes; then animate your virtual world! Ages 8-13 intro to ProGrAmminG with Conor MacFinn5:15-6:45 PM

10 classes: October 3 – December 12 Fee: $263/236 members Learn the concepts behind complex programming through an introductory programming software called Scratch. Create interactive animations and prepare yourself for the next level of programming (javascript, C++ and ColdFusion).

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FridAY Ages 6-10 PotterY & wheel throwinG with Robin Henschel4-5:30 PM

10 classes: October 4 – December 13 Fee: $218/196 members + Firing & Clay Fee: $45 Children will gain basic knowledge of the ceramic process including glazing and firing. Introduction to hand building techniques and the pottery wheel.

Ages 8-13 mUsic recordinG 3:30-5 PM

10 classes: October 4 – December 13 Fee: $263/236 members In this class you will digitally produce your own music track. Pop music, hip hop, rock...your choice – all genres are welcome. Whether you want to make beats or crank the distortion pedal, you will learn how to piece together a song and have fun doing it. No prior music or software knowledge needed.

sAtUrdAY Ages 6-10 PAintinG, drAwinG & mixed mediA i with Susan Kaufman10-11:15 AM

9 classes: Oct. 5 - Dec 14; No class Nov. 2Fee: $163/147 members + Materials Fee: $13 Students will create works of art using a variety of techniques and materials, including tempera, watercolors, pencils, collage, and sculpture.


Ages 10-15 PAintinG, drAwinG & mixed mediA ii with Susan Kaufman 11:30 AM-1 PM

9 classes: Jan 12 - Mar 16; No class Nov. 2Fee: $196/177 members + Materials Fee: $13 See above description for Painting, Drawing & Mixed Media I.


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MULTI & ONE DAY WORKSHOPS

Saturday 10/26 Ages 6-10 lAndscAPe wAtercolor with Jackie Meier 1-5 PM

Fee: $106/95 members + Materials Fee: $30 Learn the fundamentals of this transparent medium, including techniques creating rich shading and value, as it specifically pertains to painting landscapes. This is an indoor workshop; students are encouraged to bring photos or images from home for inspiration. Saturday 11/9

Ages 8-11 simPle mAchines: PAPer Arts with Susan Kaufman 10:30 AM-12:30 PM

1-day workshop: Sunday, November 9 Fee: $53/48 members + Materials Fee: $5 In this one-day workshop, students will create fun and imaginative paper toys that move! All skill levels are welcome.

Saturday 10/19 & 10/26 Ages 8-12 digital collage with Sean Flanagan1-4 PM

Fee: $105/95 members + Lab Fee: $5 In this class you will explore the amazing program that is Adobe Illustrator. Patterns that took months to create in the early years of textile, can now be done in just a few clicks of the mouse. Choose color palettes, create your own simple and complex patterns, and make your own design statement.

In addition to our semester-long classes,

PAC offers intensive one and multi-day workshops. A great opportunity to try something new!

For children And teens

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CHILDREN AND TEEN CLASSES CONT. Saturday 11/16 Ages 8-13 explore Big mark making with Robin Tedesco3 PM-5 PM

Fee: $53/48 members Materials fee: $10 Work large and fast and use your instincts! We will work on the floor and walls with paper and all kinds of tools! I encourage you to bring things like paper for collage, and anything else that would be fun to explore. We will have large sheets of craft paper, and some acrylics and pastels. Feel free to bring additional materials if you choose. I encourage sharing of supplies and ideas.

Saturday 11/23 Ages 3-5 + Parent mixed mediA with marygrace killip 10 AM-12 PM

1-day workshop Fee: $53/48 members + Materials Fee: $5 Pre-K, come and play! Have fun creating an exciting work of art!

Special for Pre-K!!! Bring ONE parent to par ticipate .

Thanks to your donations….interactive Gallery tours: Pelham Art Center buses in students from

surrounding schools for customized gallery tours of our exhibitions, along

with art-making workshops. Artist-in-residencies: We send artists

to afterschool and in-school programs to give students extra creative arts

experiences. inhouse outreach: Through Nurses Network, we provide

monthly workshops for children

with pervasive developmental

disorder. We also provide classes

for at-risk teens.

scholarships: Kids whose

families qualify for need-based

scholarships have a chance to

explore their talents.

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Tuesday-Friday, Sept. 3-6

Tuesday-Friday, Sept. 3-6

Monday-Friday (No Class Jan. 1) Dec. 30-Jan. 3

Ages 4-10 Art mAkers

Ages 4-10 Art mAkers

s P e c i A l A r t s “ c A m P ” F O R T H E LABOR DAY W E E K

s P e c i A l A r t s “ c A m P ” F O R T H E HOLIDAY BREAK W E E K

MORNING: HALF DAY 9 AM-1 PM

Fee: $240/ $216 members

AFTERNOON: HALF DAY 1:30 PM-4:30 PM


MORNING & AFTERNOON: FULL DAY 9-5 PM


Each day, groups of (no more than) 15 students make unique and exciting art together and individually. Students work with all types of art media; including clay, paint, movement activities and more!

Each day, groups of (no more than) 15 students make unique and exciting art together and individually. Students work with all types of art media; including clay, paint, movement activities and more! Students will be exploring winter themed parts projects.

SCHOOL BREAK “CAMPS”AND WORKSHOPS

Ages 9-14

GAme desiGn with Luis Gondar9:30-12:30 PM

3 classes: September 3 – 6 Fee: $80/70 members + Materials & Lab Fee: $12 Are you an aspiring video game designer, or do you just love video games? In this class you will learn how to conceptually develop your own video game! See description on page 14.

MORNING: HALF DAY 9 AM-1 PM


AFTERNOON: HALF DAY 1:30 PM-4:30 PM


MORNING & AFTERNOON: FULL DAY 9-5 PM


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Payment: Credit card, check, money order, or cash accepted. All payments are due before the class start date, including scholarship recipients. Payments can be made in-person, online, or by mailing in your registration with payment to: Pelham Art Center, 155 Fifth Ave, Pelham, NY 10803.

Need-Based Scholarships: Available for adults and children through grants, awarded for 25-75% of tuition fees only. One scholarship per student per term is available. To apply, complete and return a scholarship form, available from Pelham Art Center and our website.

Emergency First Aid Forms: Students with a medical condition that could require Pelham Art Center to administer emergency first aid must complete an Emergency First Aid Form, to be kept on file (forms are available at the front desk).

Late Pick-Up Policy: NEW! As a courtesy to the instructors and PAC staff, we request that all students are picked up ON TIME. To ensure that students are not picked up late, PAC has implemented the following late pick-up billing policy: $10 per every 15 minutes late, beginning ten minutes after the class has ended. PAC will charge the credit card used to pay for the current semester’s workshop or classes in which the student is enrolled.

Rolling/Late Registration: Students may enroll in most classes after the semester has begun. All fees are pro-rated except material, lab, model, and firing fees.

Weather Related Closing: If weather necessitates closing and cancelling classes, this information will be on the Center’s telephone recording at (914) 738-2525 x111.Make up sessions will be scheduled.

Class Cancellations: PAC reserves the right to cancel classes and/or delay the start date. If cancelled, everyone registered will be notified and issued a full refund.

Cancellations: 7 days or more before first class - refund minus $25 cancellation fee or 100% credit towards a future class, to be used within 12 months date issued. Cancellations that occur within 6 days before the first class - 75% refund or 100% credit towards a future class, to be used within 12 months of date of issue. Cancellations on day of or after class has begun: No refund; credit issued for value of remaining classes. Must be used within 12 months of date of issue. Refunds or credits will not be issued for any missed classes, or anticipated absences.

Tax Identification: 501(c)(3) charity; Federal ID #51-0164630.

Discounts: Members receive a 10% discount. Senior members receive a 15% discount. Material, lab, model, and firing fees are not discounted.

Materials Lists: Before classes begin, please contact the Art Center for material lists for adult classes. Some lists may be provided on the first day of class. High school students may also be required to purchase materials; please call for information.

Parking: Street, metered, and disabled parking available. Bring quarters!

NEW! Photography Release: PAC may take photos of students in the studios, student art-work, or at events, which may be used for publicity purposes. Please notify us if you do not wish to be photographed by calling (914) 738-2525 x111, or advise the front desk.

REGISTRATION INFO & POLICIES

Members’ Pre-Registration: Aug. 5, 2013Open Registration: Aug. 12, 2013

Term begins: Sept. 30, 2013 | Term ends: Dec. 14, 2013

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Only one student per registration form. Please also use a separate form if registering for more than three courses.

Student Name: ____________________________________________ Age: _______

Parent/Guardian Name: ________________________________________

Address: __________________________________________________

City, State, Zip: ______________________________________________

Home: _________________________ Cell: ______________________

Email: ____________________________________________________

Emergency Contact (other than listed above):________________________________________________________

Phone:______________________ or ___________________________

Please name any relevant medical conditions, allergies, or special needs:

______________________________________________________________

O Regular O Member / 10% O Senior Member / 15%

Course 1: ______________________________________________________

Class Fee: _________________ Day & Time: ___________________________

Materials Fee: ___________________(or lab, firing, model)

Course 2: ____________________________________________________________



Course 3: ____________________________________________________________



Class + Fees Total: _____________

Membership Fee: _____________ (membership levels and pricing on p. 2)

If paying by check or money order, please make payable to Pelham Art Center. Please charge my card:

Card #: ______________________________________________________________________

Expiration: ___________ Security Code: __________ Billing Zip Code: ____________ How did you hear about us? ___________________________________________________

REGISTRATION FORMFALL 2013

stAFF:Lynn Honeysett | Executive Director

Sean Flanagan | Education & Outreach ManagerGail Heidel | Gallery & Public Program Manager

Bridget Bettke | Finance ManagerCarolyn Antoine | Administrative Assistant

Becky Mills | Weekend Assistant

BoArd oF directors:Annette Candido, ChairJill Orlando, President

Christopher Eddy, TreasurerGeorge Bischof, SecretaryLisa Banner, Gallery Liaison

Leslie Berkery, Recording Secretary

Andrea Bayer John Brice Ellen Bruzelius Paula Canning Barbara Carden Marion Cooke Sona Davidian Nancy Davis Nina Diefenbach

Missy FinkSally GreenBill JacobiPaisley KellingJohn KiernanPam LentTerry MartellGordon MedenicaClue Noble

Rosalie PavoneDiana ReischeCamille RomitaPeter RussilloKathy RutschNancy WarnerTom WertimerViv White

Lisa BannerKathleen MonaghanBarbara MundyVictoria Rolett

Elizabeth SapersteinCandace TaubnerNancy WarnerStacy Miller

Kathy Rutsch, Chair Susan NathensonDale ZheutlinDon Swanson

STAFF AND BOARDS

Andrea ArchibaldAnn AuwarterBrian BoberThomas BonaThomas BrickerEarl CavanahJeffay ChangBijal Das

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Nora DodgeVanessa FelgnerBeth FouhyDiana GilbertAnderson KennyBarry MasonPaula McKeeverLavanya Misra

Michelle MonieDaragh MurphyKirk ReischeSteven SchwabeCherie Gilette SigwardLaird TolanThomas Vitale

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