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TA B L E O F C O N T E N T SWho We Are 1

Armory Lake Worth Annex 2

Season Calendar 3-4

Seminars and Salons 5

Special Courses and Art Groups 6

Pop-Up Workshops 7-8

Ceramics 9-10

Intern Spotlight 10

Drawing 11-12

Glass 12

Jewelry 13-14

Painting 14-16

Photography & Digital Media 17

Printmaking & Fibers 17-18

Sculpture 18-19

Youth 20-22

Faculty Bios 23-24

Thank You to Our Donors 25

Registration & Policies 26

Board of Directors and Staff Back Cover

Get in touch! (561) 832-1776 | armoryart.org | registrar@armoryart.orgClasses are subject to change. Please check our online registration for the most up-to-date offerings.

WHO WE AREMISSIONThe mission of the Armory Art Center is to inspire the creation and experience of art.

VISIONThe Armory’s vison is to be the leading visual arts education and exhibition center of the Palm Beaches.

ABOUT USThe Armory Art Center has provided high-quality visual arts instruction for the past three decades. Housed in an historic Art Deco building, the Armory provides art classes for students of all ages, exhibitions, art salons, lectures, and special events. Twenty exhibitions are hosted annually in our three galleries. Nearly 300 courses held in 12 state-of-the-art studios with nearly 20,000 square feet of classroom space are offered including ceramics, digital arts, drawing, glass fusing, jewelry, painting, printmaking, fiber, sculpture, and more. The Armory Annex in Lake Worth is located at 1121 Lucerne Avenue, Lake Worth. Use of this building was awarded to the Armory by the Lake Worth CRA in order to enhance the thriving and vibrant Lake Worth art community.

Cover image: RONALD SHAW, Faculty

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A R M O R Y L A K E W O R T H A N N E X

E X H I B I T I O N A N D G R A N D O P E N I N G W E L L R E C E I V E D.

After the Lake Worth CRA completed significant building renovations, the Armory Annex celebrated its grand reopening on Thursday, November 12, 2015, with the reception of Discovering Our New World.

For this photographic exhibit the Armory collaborated with the Palm Beach Photographic Centre of West Palm Beach. The show is part of the Photographic Centre’s Picture My World program.

Images were selected from hundreds made over a nine-month period in which the teens, all recent immigrants from Central America, and their mentors met weekly to explore their new home of Lake Worth. Fifty photographic prints were accompanied by journal entries in English and Spanish. The entries provide insight into the children’s perilous journey to be reunited with family members.

The Armory’s Executive Director Kim Harty and Director of Education and Exhibitions Liza Niles have had ongoing dialogue with Lake Worth community leaders and arts groups in identifying better ways for the Armory Annex to serve the local Lake Worth community. Kim Harty said, “For me the beauty of the show was the collaboration between the organizations and the city. It can be difficult to get a variety of groups to work together on a project, but it is so powerful when it all comes together.”

An estimated 200 people attended. Mirimba music and food were provided by residents associated with the Guatemalan Mayan Center. Ann Brown, Armory board member said about the exhibition “It really is very moving and heart-warming to see these

innocent children find a new home after going through circumstances most of us could never understand.”

C H A N G E S I N T R A N S F E R S A N D P R O R A T I N G P O L I C Y In order to maintain the quality of instruction the transfer and proration policies have been changed. Students wishing to transfer from one course to anotherin the same session may do so prior to the second meeting of the course and only if space is available in class. If you do not attend a class, the Armory must still pay the teacher; therefore, classes paid for but not attended are not eligible for transfer or refund. Purchasing less than the full number of classes of a course is an option on a limited basis, but may not be less than 4 classes during one session. Other restrictions may apply.

N E W C L A S S E SCERAMICS The High-Fired Surface 9DRAWING Drawn to Fashion: Fashion Illustration 11JEWELRY Lapidary 13Dinnerware: Metalsmithing & Blown Glass 13Sand Casting 13PAINTING 3D on Canvas: Sculpt Fabrics & Paint on Canvas 14Layers And Expressive Acrylic Paint 14Painted Surfaces, Revealing Layers 14 and Photographic Imagery POP-UP WORKSHOPS Fabric Designer 8Different Strokes for Different Folks 8TGIF Jewelry Series 8Speed Sculpting in Clay with the Blowtorch 8Tools to Rings 8Non-Traditional/Alternative Surfaces for Clay Sculptures 8Intro to Gesture and Contour Drawing 8PHOTOGRAPHY & DIGITAL MEDIAIntroduction to Digital Photography 17 PRINTMAKING & FIBERSPrintmaking Outside of the Box 17Painted Books 17SCULPTURE Figurative Characters in Clay 18Terrazzo Inspired Tiles: Sculpture Casting & Blown Glass 18Torch Cutouts in Metal 18Traditions in Wood: Carving a 19th Century Style 19 Shorebird DecoyScale it up! Inflatable Sculptures 19Introduction to Blacksmithing 19Blacksmithing Cutlery 19Sculpture Mosaics 19YOUTH ‘It’s Fashion’ Make-It, Take-it for Kids 21Torch Cutouts in Metal 21

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season calendar

Enjoy the 2016 Season at the Armory Join us for our exciting line-up of exhibitions and events. Our exhibitions are free, open to the public, and opening receptions include wine and hors d’oeuvres. Gallery hours are Monday through Friday from 9 am to 5 pm and on Saturday from 9 am to 4 pm.

WOMEN OF VISION N AT I O N A L A S S O C I AT I O N O F W O M E N

A RT I S T S, I N C . | F L C H A P T E RJanuar y 16- Februar y 13 , 2016

Opening Recept ion : Fr iday, Januar y 15, 2016 6 :00-8 :00 pm

Armor y Art Center Annex Gal le r y

The National Association of Women Artists, Inc. is a not-for-profit 501 (c) (3) tax exempt organization, formed to foster

public awareness of, and interest in, visual art created by women in the United States. Established in 1889 by five inno-vative women, N.A.W.A. is the first established professional

women’s art organization in the Members must be juried into N.A.W.A. and are then eligible to be juried into this FL Chapter show. This multimedia show will includes sculpture,

painting, photography, ceramics and mixed media.

ADD SOME / TAKE SOME: AN ABSTRACTIONS SHOW

Opening Recept ion : Saturday, February 26th Clos ing Recept ion : Saturday, March 20th

Armor y Art Center Annex Gal le r y Presented by ArtsUnited, LULA Lake Worth Arts

and the Armory Annex.

Abstraction means different things to different people. What some might see as abstract, others might see as everyday. It’s all about the artist’s or viewer’s point of

view. This juried show will be by created by ArtsUnited (AU), a nonprofit gay and lesbian arts organization. March is Gay Pride month in Palm Beach County so

ArtsUnited will be coordinating with Compass GLCC to incorporate some of their programs into the show.

11TH ANNUAL MAD HATTER’S LUNCHEON Monday, March 7, 2016 1 1 :59 am sharp

Club Colet te, Pa lm Beach

Get your hats ready and join us for another trip down the rabbit hole in celebration of the Armory Art Center’s infamous Mad

Hatter’s Luncheon. Guests come adorned in creative, over-the-top hats and bid on unique, hand crafted artwork including ceramic tea-themed items. Funds raised will benefit youth and adult art programming. Chairman’s Circle: Marie Samuels, Paula Butler,

Susan Cushing, Annie Falk, Vickie Johnston, and Nancy Lambrecht. Tickets: $295 per person.

2016 PBCATA MEMBERS EXHIBITIONPA L M B E AC H CO U N T Y A RT T E AC H E R S A S S O C I AT I O N

Februar y 18-28 , 2016Opening Recept ion : Wednesday, Februar y 17, 2015

6 :00-8 :00 pmArmor y Art Center – Montgomer y Ha l l

This exhibition showcases recent work from local artists who are art educators and members of the Palm Beach County

Art Teachers Association.

2016 SCHOLASTIC ART & WRITING AWARDS EXHIBITION – EG 2

(Palm Beach & Martin Counties)Exhibition dates: March 5-16, 2016Scho las t ics Awards Ceremony : Saturday March 5, t ime TBD Opening Recept ion : Saturday March 5, t ime TBD

Armor y Art Center – Montgomer y Ha l l & Back Pat io

This exhibition showcases the winning submissions for the Palm Beach and Martin County Regional 2016 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards competition. The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards are the largest arts competition for middle and high school students in the

US. The work of gold key winners will be exhibited at the prestigious National Awards exhibition in New York City in May. Winners will also be recognized at an awards ceremony in Carnegie Hall. The

Educational Gallery Group (EG2) is the Palm Beach County Regional Scholastic Art & Writing Affiliate and has been coordinating this

exhibition in different locations in Palm Beach for many years. The Armory is proud to be the new exhibition venue for this annual event.

artandwriting.org | egsquared.org

Scholastics, EG2 and the opening ceremony and reception are sponsored by Mary Fisher, Marjory Fisher and Cousins Law Firm.

Sarah Davis, Oil on linen

Janice Cohen, Photography on metallic paper

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ARMORY FACULTY SHOW Februar y 20-March 19, 2016

Opening Recept ion : Fr iday, March 25, 2016 6 :00-8 :00 pm

Armory Art Center – Greenfield and East Galleries and at the Armor y Annex Gal le r y

An exhibition of work by the Armory Art Center faculty members in all media. Exhibition organized by the Armory Art

Center. Armory exhibitions are free and open to the public.

SESSION 4 Art c l a s ses beg in .F E B R UA RY 2 9 – A P R I L 2 3 , 201 6

SPRING BREAK CAMPM A RC H 2 1 - M A RC H 2 5 , 201 6

Work by Shawn Hall

ALL STUDENT SHOWCASE March 25-Apr i l 15, 2016Opening Recept ion : Friday, March 25, 2016 6 :00-8 :00 pmArmor y Art Center – Montgomer y Ha l l

Exhibition of work by Armory students in all media. Exhibition organized by the Armory Art Center.

Linda Silpe, drawing

ARTISTS -IN-RESIDENCE EXHIBITION March 25-Apr i l 15, 2016

Opening Recept ion : Thursday, March 24 , 2016 6 :00-8 :00 pm

Armor y Art Center AnnexExhibition of work by Armory Artists-in-Residence produced during their eight month tenure. Exhibition organized by the

Armory Art Center.

SEMI-ANNUAL STUDENT MEETINGApr i l 8 , 2016 4 :45pm

Armor y Art Center – Montgomer y Ha l l ( sub ject to change)

SHAWN HALL – RECENT WORKSApr i l 23-May 14 , 2016

Opening Reception: Friday, April 22, 2016 6:00-8:00 pm

Armor y Art Center –Greenf ie ld Gal le r yThis exhibition by New Orleans based artist

Shawn Hall wil l showcase her 2D works.

ANNEX STUDIO RESIDENCE COLLECTIVEApr i l 9-30 , 2016

Opening Recept ion : Fr iday, Apr i l 8 , 2016 6 :00-8 :00 pm

Armor y Art Center –Greenf ie ld Gal le r y

This exhibition features the 2nd group of studio residence from the Annex from Fall 2015-April 2016.

HOW TO BUILD A FORESTan ins ta l l a t ion by Shawn Ha l l and co l laborators

Apr i l 23-May 14 , 2016Opening Reception: Friday, April 22, 2016

6:00-8:00 pmArmor y Art Center –East Gal le r y

New Orleans based artist Shawn will install “How to Build a Forest” with collaboration from the artists enrolled in her unique 4 day

VMAW: Site Specific Installation: Visual Art and Environmental Awareness. The show will open on Earth Day.

Hugh O’Neill, Oil on Canvas

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S E M I N A R S & S A L O N S

L U N C H A N D L E A R N Once a month through the season Armory students and the general public are invited to attend this free and stimulating opportunity! Lunch and Learn is held every month from 12:30-1:15 pm in our library. Bring your lunch and an open mind not only to learn about art, but also get to know some of our fascinating guests—our veteran and new faculty members, artists-in-residence, and visiting master artists. Check the calendar on armoryart.org for dates, as they are staggered to accommodate each day of class. Don’t forget to bring your lunch!

E V E N I N G C R I T I Q U E S E M I N A R SOne Wednesday evening a month 6:00-8:00 pmOur critique seminars are on! Inspiration isn’t easy and often artists need a push to progress. Insight between student and critics spark stupendous ideas that rain down faster than you can hear them. We are pleased and honored to host Wednesday evening critiques given by professional and superb curators for serious artists in any medium.

• 8 participating students per session maximum. • Audit students are welcome. • Please see Registrar for more information.• Check our website for the schedule.

Art SalonsELLE SCHORRJoin us for stimulating conversations with other artists in a relaxed setting. Professional South Florida artists are invited to present their work, talk about what influenced them, and examine the work of influential artists showing in museums and galleries. There is also an opportunity to explore the practical side of being an artist, enhance your professional development, and share useful resources. For details, email elleschorr@elleschorrphotography.com.

New Schedule for Art Salons at the Armory Art Center Art Salons will be held the first Tuesday of most months and on occasional third Tuesdays. Beginning Tuesday, October 6, 2015 through May 3, 2016.

Please check Art Salon schedules at: armoryart.org/ArtSalons orelleschorrphotography.com/salon-schedule.php January 5: Third Annual Basel Through Our Eyes February 2: AMY BRODERICK | Real Idea Development: Failure, Resilience, Serendipity, and SuccessMarch 1: LEORA STEWART and VICKI S IEGEL Memory, Metaphors and MaterialsApril 5: BRUCE HELANDER | Evolution of Collage

Photo Salon. Inspired by the famous New York City Photo Salon program, each week a different photographer presents work for critique and conversation.

Second & Fourth Tuesdays 6:30 – 8:30 pm

The Armory Art Center hosts a variety of art salon groups. These groups hold meetings to discuss, display, and share the work of the participants and/or invited guests. All salons are $10 payable at the door and meet in the Armory Library. Join the lively discussions.

TAKE HOME A NUDE

& OT H E R I M P O RTA N T A RT FINE ART AUCTION

Thursday, Januar y 7, 2016, 7 :00 pm Armory Art Center

Start the New Year with an exciting silent auction of important 2D and 3D

works of art by noted artists in photography, sculpture, glass, and choice crafts. Take

Home a Nude benefits the Armory’s children and other community programs. Chaired by Linda Silpe and Jan Willinger.

Tickets $150Call (561) 832-1776.

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Use the media of your choice and set up your own still life in the studio or work with a live model for short and long poses.

OPEN PAINTING GROUP*Each Tuesday, 1:30-4:30 pm Members $20 | Non-members $25Members age 75 and over $15, 10 sessions $100

OPEN SKETCH GROUP*Each Friday, 9:30 am-12:30 pmMembers $20 | Non-members $25Members age 75 and over $15, 10 sessions $100

OPEN FIGURE SCULPTING GROUP*Students will have the opportunity to work from a live model, either in clay or mixed media. The fee will include a model. Purchase clay at the Registrar’s office. The group meets in the Kaplan Sculpture Building.

Each Wednesday, 6:00-9:00 pm | $20Members age 75 and over $15, 10 sessions: $150

*These groups function without an instructor, but we provide a monitor.

SPECIAL COURSES, PARTIES, & ART GROUPS

Four Weeks of Art: An Exploration P9.1cof Four Different Art Classes in Four Weeks INSTRUCTOR: VARIOUS Level IAn excellent introduction to the Armory and a great way to find your creative focus. Try out various mediums as we take you on a tour of the diverse programs we offer taught by fabulous instructors. Each week features a class in one of the following areas: sketching, acrylic painting, beading in glass, and ceramics. Meet the instructor in the registration area each week.

Session 3: January 4th– January 25th Tuition: $160 | Lab fee: $20Session 4: February 29th– March 21stTuition: $160 | Lab fee: $20

OPEN ART GROUPS

PRIVATE LESSONSSeveral of our talented instructors in each department are avai lable for pr ivate instruction. Contact us today at (561) 832-1776 x 34 to schedule a session. Prices vary and a minimum of two hours is required.

PAINT YOUR OWN CERAMICSThree hours—evenings or SaturdaysHave a private party with friends, birthday groups, or colleagues—paint your very own ceramic tabletop accessories like pitchers, bowls, plates, etc. They make perfect and functional gifts. There will be instruction from our experienced faculty and you will work in our state of the art ceramic studios. Three hours, evening, or Saturdays. Our happy hour package is available upon request. Minimum six students. Please reserve your group at the registrar or call (561) 832-1776.

It is required that you are enrolled in the current session to purchase open studio time in the deparment in which you are enrolled. There is access to open studio time based on the posted schedule per department. Contact the Registrar for a current schedule of open studio times and registration. Open studio time is purchased in 4 and 8-week courses only.

Ceramics $200

Drawing / Paint ing $100

Jewelr y $200

Sculpture $200

O P E N S T U D I O S P E R D E PA R T M E N T

FRIENDS NIGHT OUT: ART CLASS WITH A WINE GLASS Bring your friends for a fun, interactive, private party art experience. Instructor will lead you through the process of creating a unique work of art that you can take home. Enjoy a glass of wine and chat with your friends. Materials, wine, and light bites are provided. Perfect as a girls’ night out! Minimum six students. Please contact the registrar at (561) 832-1776.

P R I VAT E PA R T I E S

W O R K S H O P STake a three-hour workshop and create something new, try a new teacher, and make friends! All materials are included unless otherwise noted. Register in advance to ensure your space.

P O P - U PC E R A M I C S

NEW TGIF JW6.5bJewelry SeriesADRIANA FICARELLILeave work early and start your weekend wearing your own bling!First Friday EarringsIn this one-day workshop you will have fun creating earrings using sterling silver with beautiful textures and colorful accents! Demonstrations will include

making your own earring backs, various textures using the rolling mill, and use of the torch. All materials will be included. No experi-ence is necessary. Please remember to wear closed toed shoes!

Fridays, 1:30 - 4:30 pmSession 3: January 8th, February 5th I Session 4: March 4thTuition: $65

Last Friday Cigar Band Rings JW6.5cEnjoy a Friday afternoon creating one of kind silver cigar band rings for yourself or someone else! Learn how to size a ring, basic soldering techniques, surface textures, and finishes. All materials are included. Please remember to wear closed toed shoes. No experience necessary.

Friday, 1:30 - 4:30 pmSession 3: January 29th, February 26th Session 4: March 25th, April 29th Tuition: $65

The Gift That Keeps on Giving— CW12.1bPaint Your Own Ceramics MARK WALNOCK, Department Director of CeramicsHave fun painting ceramics and creating gifts with your personal touch. Using a palette of ceramic underglaze colors, students will be able to use pre-fired clay platters and other serving dishes as their canvas. Methods such as sponging, masking, stamping, and stippling are a few techniques that will be demonstrated and discussed. A final clear glaze coating is applied to make the piece permanent and fully functional.

Session 3: Monday, January 11th I 1:30 - 4:30 pmSession 4: Monday, March 7th I 1:30 - 4:30pmTuition: $60

Wheel Throwing Workshop CW4.4cSTACY SOLLISCHTake a seat and get your hands on the potter’s wheel! Try this ancient technique with a modern twist. Learn to center your clay and walk away from the wheel with a finished product. This workshop will give you basic fundamentals of wheelwork and will leave you wanting to take an eight-week class.

Thursdays, 6:00 - 9:00 pmSession 3: January 7, February 4th Session 4: March 3rd, April 7th Tuition: $50

J E W E L R YIntroduction to Kumihimo JW11.6bNZINGAH ONIWOSAN This is a super fun 3-hour hands-on introductory class to learn Kumihimo. Kumihimo–the Japanese art of braiding. Originally used to braid lacing for the Samurais’ armor, today it is a popular jewelry making technique. Students will learn how to make 8 and 16 strand round braids (Kongoh-gumi) on the Kumihimo Disk. You will learn how to read a “pattern,” warp (thread), and plan a project.

Saturday, 1:30 - 4:30 pmSession 3: January 9th, January. 23rd Session 4: March 12th, March 26th, April 9th, April 23rd Tuition: $50

The Art of Metal Clay JW6.6aNZINGAH ONIWOSAN Metal clay takes the long practiced science of powered metallurgy and reintroduces it to the world as our newest eco-friendly fine metal art. Working with metal clays gives the freedom and beauty of precious jewelry or sculpture, without the cost or mechanical inhibitions of some of the more traditional metal-smithing practices. The course is decidedly student-led with attending artists deciding the specific skills to be incorporated each week. This term we’re focusing on mixed metals; techniques include firing around fittings, metal inlay, and incorporating wire.

Saturday, 9:30 am - 12:30 pmSession 3: January 9th, January 23rd Session 4: March 12th, March 26th, April 9th, April 23rdTuition: $60

P A I N T I N GIntroduction to Oil Painting: Learning PW2.1bWhat the Masters Know TINA KRAFTA fundamental course in oil painting with a focus on technique, materials, and concepts, students will learn to paint from a Master’s work. The properties of color, composition, and structure in a painting will be emphasized in the process.

Monday, 1:30 - 4:30 pmSession 3: January 11th I Session 4: March 14th Tuition: $50

Landscape Painting in Nature PW1.6aSONYA GASKELLObservation, simplification, shapes value, and color will be encouraged at the onset. The focus will move towards personal style as well as demos and sharing of the instructor’s own techniques. Students will travel to sites in Palm Beach County to paint on location. Each class meets at the registration desk.

Saturday, 9:30 am - 12:30 pmSession 3: January 9th, Febuary 6thSession 4: March 5th, April 2ndTuition: $50

Contemporary Painting: Techniques PW3.5aand Abstract Compositions VICKI S IEGELLearn easy techniques to create your own unique, abstract composition. Students will use acrylic paint and mixed media techniques to create a painting during the workshop.

Friday, 9:30 am - 12:30 pmSession 3: February 26thTuition: $50

Chaos and Color PW6.4bNUNE ASATRYANDevelop and finish your artwork in any media. In this workshop you will have a fun, free, and intuitive process of beginning your artwork in “chaos” with color texture, pattern, and mark making and then bring “order.”

Thursday, 1:30 - 4:30 pmSession 3: January 14th I Session 4: March 10thTuition: $50

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Pouring Paint PW8.3bROXENE SLOATLearn to pour paint like Helen Frankenthaler and Jackson Pollock. We will be using acrylic paint and exploring different ways of mark making. Build up your image with transparent washes and glazing techniques. The painting experience suggests ideas that create the final concept.

Wednesday, 1:30 - 4:30 pmSession 3: February 10th I Session 4: March 9th Tuition: $50

The Art of Chinese Brush Painting PW35.6a SUSAN WILDERSIn this accelerated workshop you will learn the basic elements of Chinese brush painting including some of the sum-e stroke techniques such as bamboo, orchid, bird, and fish. You will also experiment with landscape techniques.

Saturday, 9:30 am - 12:30 pm Session 3: January 16th I Session 4: March 12thTuition: $50

Collage and ColorLESLIE ALBERTExploring the medium of collage, an art form of experimentation, flexibility, and personal language. Found objects and images, transparent and textured papers, photo transfer, block printing, paper weaving, and other experimental techniques are encouraged. Transparent and opaque color relationships are discussed as well as the use of abstract and representational imagery.

Session 3: Wednesday, January 13th | 6:00 - 9:00 pm RAW5.3a Tuesday, February 9th | 1:30 - 4:30 pm RAW5.4cSession 4: Wednesday, March 9th | 1:30 - 4:30 pm RAW5.3a Tuesday, April 5th | 1:30 - 4:30 pm RAW5.3aTuition: $50

P R I N T M A K I N G & F I B E R SNEW Fabric Design ISABEL GOUVEIADesign fabric for pillow covers by integrating photographic transfer images with fabric paint, stamps, and markers. Students will learn about image pattern and color and how to transfer images using a specific transfer paper. Students are encouraged to bring in pictures from magazines and bring your personal photos to include in your design.

Session 3: Wednesday, January 20th RAW11.3a9:30 am - 12:30 pmSession 4: Tuesday, March 8th RAW11.2c6:00 – 9:00 pm Tuition: $50

Painterly Monoprints and Callographs RAW12.1cRON GARRETTIf you like to paint and want to develop more expressive gestural approaches to creating works of art on paper, then traditional monoprints are for you. Students may work on metal, plastic, or plexiglass plates. Experiment with a spontaneous rapid approach like the techniques of Mary Cassatt and other American impressionists to making one of a kind prints. Additive and subtractive techniques will be explored using brushes, scrapers, brayers, overlays, and collage. This is a wonderful introduction to printmaking for both novice and longtime artists.

Monday, 6:00 – 9:00 pmSession 3: January 25th I Session 4: March 14thTuition: $50

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NEW Different Strokes for Different Folks: CW14.5aCustomize Brushes CHAD STEVEDuring the workshop each participant will learn about materials needed for brush making. We will discuss material choices for desired marks. Learn how to control the brushstroke qualities that are important and unique to the work. Each participant will walk away with one or two of their very own unique brushes. Also, students are encouraged to bring personal materials for truly customized brushes.

Session 3: Friday, January 22nd I 9:30 am - 12:30 pmSession 4: Friday, March 25th I 9:30 am - 12:30 pmTuition: $60

NEW Speed Sculpting in Clay with the Blowtorch SW11.6aSETH CZAPLEWSKI Learn to sculpt in clay faster! Learn hand-building techniques and eliminate hours of waiting for your clay to dry before you can

continue working on it. Demonstration and a brief technical discussion with have you sculpting faster than you ever though possible. Students will complete a small-scale sculpture but learn the foundation to work in clay on a large scale with the blowtorch.

Saturday, 9:30 am - 12:30 pm Session 3: January 16th Tuition: $60

NEW Tools to Rings SW12.5aPETER ROMBAKISLearn to make your own rings, bracelets, and key chains from your old unused metal tools! Students will be guided through the process of heating, bending, and shaping their unwanted tools into new and fun items for show! Bring in that old tool box and have fun reshaping them!

Friday, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 3: March 4th Tuition: $60

NEW Non-Traditional/Alternative Surfaces SW13.6afor Clay Sculptures TRISTYN BUSTAMANTE, Artist-in-ResidenceWhat else can one use to finish a sculptural form besides glazes? Learn new techniques for creating the look and feel of various textures and colors on your non-functional work. Samples of room temperature processes will be discussed. This is a material studies class where students will take home knowledge to apply to their own work.

Saturday, 9:30 am - 12:30 pmSession 4: April 16th Tuition: $60

D R A W I N GNEW Intro to Gesture and Contour Drawing LESLIE ALBERT‘Contour’ and ‘gesture’ drawing is considered by many to be the backbone of all drawing skills. The ability to master the use of contour lines, continuous and directional line and mass gesture drawing enhances the drawing practice of all artists. In this class, loosely based on the methods of Kimon Nicolaides, students will have the opportunity to learn many types of slow contour line drawing, vigorous gesture drawings and mass tonal methods. Utilizing still lifes, objects and a variety of drawing media, upon completing this class, students will enjoy a significant improvement in their ability to accurately translate what they see onto paper.

Session 3: Monday, February 22nd DW6.1a9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 4: Friday, April 22nd DW6.5a9:30 am – 12:30 pm Tuition: $50

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CERAMICS

Nolan Baumgar tner

NEW The High-Fired Surface C4.3aNOLAN BAUMGARTNER, Artist-in-Residence Level: 2-3This class will focus on the glazing of forms for the high-fire (cone ten) gas and soda kilns. We will discuss different surface layering options, flashing slips, texture, and how to think about the relationship between the surface and the form. Demonstrations will involve throwing and construction of forms, as well as decorating and glazing techniques. This is an intermediate class and is geared toward students with some hand-building or wheel-thrown experience.

Wednesdays, 9:30 am - 12:30 pmSession 3: January 6th – February 24thSession 4: March 2nd – April 20th Tuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $10

Sculptural Wheel Throwing C9.1aCHAD STEVE, Artist-in-Residence Level 1-2 Designed for students with prior experience on the wheel, this course will offer students a chance to explore the possibilities of sculpture on and off the wheel. Students will learn new techniques of altering and elaborating the thrown form using a variety of tools and methods such as stacking, darting, and texturing. We will explore the layering of slips, engobes, and stains, and continue to generate new work on a more independent level with regular instructor interaction.

Mondays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pmSession 3: January 4th – February 22nd Session 4: February 29th – April 18th Tuition: $320 | Lab Fee $10

Larger Forms, Construction and Surface C8.5bNOLAN BAUMGARTNER, Artist-in-Residence Level 2-3This class will focus on making ceramic forms on a larger scale (18” minimum). Bring sketches of forms you would like to make, and we will discuss construction methods, as well as formal and structural concerns. Demonstrations will involve both wheel-thrown and hand-building techniques, depending on student need and formal concerns. This is an advanced class and is geared towards students with hand-building or wheel-thrown experience.

Fridays, 1:30 - 4:30 pmSession 3: January 8th – February 26th Session 4: March 4th – April 22nd Tuition: $320 I Lab Fee: $10

Functional Forms C8.5aYING ZHOU Levels: AllThis course concentrates on the form and function of basic ceramic products. Students will first create different bowls for different purposes. The next two weeks we will be developing mug shapes and handles followed by a concentration on teapots and oval shapes. Finally, students will focus on the surface treatments such as brushwork and decals. In the final week the instructor will critique the student’s repertoire of work produced in the class.

Fridays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pmSession 3: January 8th – February 26th Tuition: $320 I Lab Fee: $10 Session 4: March 4th – April 22nd (no class March 18th) Tuition: $280 I Lab Fee: $10

H A N D B U I L D I N GHandbuilding 101 C6.2aCHAD STEVE, Artist-in-Residence Level IExplore what you can create using your hands. Learn basic pinch, slab, and coil construction methods as well as the use of molds. Decorative treatments will include stamps, slips, and stains. Students will also learn how to glaze and finish their pots using high-fire glazing techniques. No previous clay experience is required, but please do not miss the first class. This class is a prerequisite for all clay classes. Limit 15 students.

Tuesdays, 9:30 am - 12:30 pm Session 3: January 5th – February 23rd Session 4: March 1st – April 19th Tuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $10

Advanced Handbuilding C5.3aCHAD STEVE, Artist-in-Residence Level: 2-3Interested in working independently, yet want regular contact with instructor to further your creativity and artistic vision? Bring your notebook and ideas to class and take your pinching, coiling, and slab techniques to the next level. Play with the extruder and experiment with form. Instruction is geared towards the individual’s ideas. Limit 15 students.

Wednesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30pm Session 3: January 6th – February 24th Tuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $10Session 4: March 2nd – April 20th (no class March 16th)Tuition: $280 | Lab Fee: $10

Guided Study in Hand-built Clay C5.5bBILL BUCHANAN Level: 1-2This class offers independent guided study, allowing the student to brainstorm and construct works in hand-built clay. Clay bodies will include high fire stoneware, low fire red clay and an introduction to the sculptural properties of high fire paper clay. Students will work on individual projects through a series of guided critiques and hands-on help from the instructor. Each project is conceived and carried out at the participant’s own pace and level of expertise. There will be group and individual critiques. Students are immersed in the creative flow of actual studio production by observation and critique of the instructor’s work in progress.

Fridays, 12:30 – 2:30 pmSession 3: January 8th – February 26th Session 4: March 4th – April 22nd Tuition: $200 I Lab Fee: $10

Raku & Saggar Firing Levels: All Get ready for the heat and learn the art of raku. Experiment with raku glaze techniques and alternative firing methods using saggars,

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We use Phoenix, B-Mix, & Porcelain. For safety reasons, students can only use clay purchased from the Armory Art Center. These clay prices include one bisque firing, studio glazes, and one glaze firing. These prices apply to the clays used in the ceramics studio only. Re-fires are an additional fee.

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sawdust, and horse hair. While there will be time to make new forms in class, students are encouraged to bring 4 bisque objects for glazing and firing. This course focuses on firing and glazing techniques. Firing schedule is contingent on quantity of work. Students should have basic knowledge of clay and be able to work somewhat independently. Limit 8 Students.

NOLAN BAUMGARTNER, Artist-in-Residence C8.3bWednesdays, 1:30 - 4:30 pm Session 3: January 6th – February 24th Session 4: March 2nd – April 20th Tuition: $320 I Lab Fee: $10

SETH CZAPLEWSKI C8.4bThursdays, 11:00 am – 2:00 pm Session 3: January 7th – February 25th Tuition: $320 I Lab Fee: $10 Session 4: 7 weeks, March 3rd – April 21st (no class March 17th)Tuition: $280 I Lab Fee $10

W H E E L T H R O W I N G Wheel Throwing 101 C9.4c NOLAN BAUMGARTNER, Artist-in-Residence Level: 1This class if for students with no previous experience on the potter’s wheel. This course will introduce the fundamental skills necessary to center clay and produce basic pottery forms like bowls, cylinders, mugs, and vases. Learn about the balance between aesthetic and utilitarian concerns that determine the difference between good and great work. Limit 14 students.

Thursdays, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Session 3: January 7th – February 25th Session 4: March 3rd – April 21st Tuition: $320 I Lab Fee $10

Wheel Throwing 101 Level: 1For students with no previous experience on the potter’s wheel. This course will introduce the fundamental skills necessary to center clay and produce basic pottery forms like bowls, cylinders, mugs, and vases. Learn about the balance between aesthetic and utilitarian concerns that determine the difference between good and great work. Limit 14 students.

STACY SOLLISCH4 weeks | Monday 6:00 - 9:00 pm C1.1cSession 3: January 4th – 25th & February 1st – 22nd Session 4: February 29th – March 21st & March 28th – April 18th Tuition: $160 I Lab Fee: $5

SETH CZAPLEWSKIWednesday 6:00 - 9:00pm C1.3cSession 3: January 6th – February 24th Session 4: March 2nd – April 20th Tuition: $320 I Lab Fee: $10

DEBORAH ADORNATOMonday, 1:30 – 4:30 pm C1.1bSession 3: January 4th – February 22nd Session 4: February 29th – April 18th Tuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $10

NOLAN BAUMGARTNER, Artist-in-ResidenceThursday, 9:30 am - 12:30 pm C1.4aSession 3: January 7th – February 25th Session 4: March 3rd – April 21st Tuition: $320 I Lab Fee: $10

Wheel Throwing: Beginner to Intermediate C1.6aMICHAEL BLAIR Level: 1-2Designed for students that are new to pottery on the wheel as well as those with some prior experience, this class will explore the basic fundamentals of throwing as well as techniques which go a bit further. The course will cover cylinders, bowls, and vases, but will also demonstrate additional forms appropriate for participants’ skill levels.

Saturdays, 9:30 am - 12:30 pm Session 3: January 9th – February 27th Session 4: March 5th – April 23rd Tuition: $320 I Lab Fee: $10

Wheel Throwing: Intermediate - Advanced C1.2bDEBORAH ADORNATO Level: 2-3Designed for students with prior experience on the wheel, this course will offer students a chance to develop and improve technical throwing skills. Students will also practice new techniques to alter and embellish thrown forms using a variety of tools and methods. We will explore glazing and firing processes, discuss historical and contemporary ceramics, and continue to generate new work on a more independent level with regular interaction with instructor. Limit 14 students.

Tuesdays, 1:30 - 4:30 pmSession 3: January 5th – February 23rd Session 4: March 1st – April 19th Tuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $10

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eric & constance

Many thanks to Eric Straub and Constance Bonhomme, the two creative young students who joined the Armory’s Marketing department this past summer and contributed their time and talent “getting the word out” about the Armory while gaining professional experience.

Eric Straub is a student at Florida State University studying for his BA in editing, writing, and media. Eric started in August and devoted the following three months to writing press releases, designing exhibition cards, updating the faculty pages of the website, editing copy for the 2016 Master Artist Workshops, and more.

Constance Bonhomme, a native of Paris, France, studies at EMLYON Business School in Lyon, France. Arriving in West Palm Beach in late August, she worked full-time through early December. Among her substantial contributions was administrating our social media, designing our weekly email newsletter, updating our website, and taking superb photographs.

We will certainly miss Eric and Constance and wish them well as they continue their studies and develop their careers. Please come back and visit us!

The Armory is a great place to gain experience. If you would like to learn about internship opportunities, please visit our website armoryart.org/internship

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NEW Drawn to Fashion: Fashion Illustration D11.4cJENNIFER LOVE GIRONDA All LevelsAre you drawn to fashion? Explore the art of fashion illustration through a look at fashions through the ages, with a focus on modern fashion. We will view the work of prominent fashion illustrators and complete our own images based off images from the runway and some real-life studies. Each participant will be encouraged to develop his or her signature style for capturing clothing and accessories imagery using dry and wet media. This class is for those who are serious about illustration and intending to start a portfolio or who are seriously into fashion and want to express their inner fashionista—all are welcome!

Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:00 pm Session 3: January 7th - February 25th Session 4: March 3rd - April 21st Tuition: $200

Figure Drawing D10.4aROBERT BARRA Level: AllStudents draw the figure and work on their own capabilities and style using the basics and beyond. Most classes will have group critiques and instructor demonstrations; male and female models alternate each week. Working with a variety of techniques and drawing materials, students develop what they see and learn to know what to leave out. All students receive individual attention.

Thursdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pmSession 3: January 7th – February 25th Session 4: March 3rd – April 21st Tuition: $320 | Model Fee: $96

Drawing the Figure D8.3aROBERT BARRA Level: AllDraw with confidence. Using a model, we will focus on seeing the relationship between forms, volume, weight, mass, line, and how they relate to each other. Drawing sizes vary from sketchbook size to 42 x 72 inches. This course is a great benefit for beginning to advanced students needing improvement in perceptual skills.

Wednesdays, 9:30 am - 12:30 pm Session 3: January 6th – February 24th Session 4: March 2nd – April 20th Tuition $320 I Model Fee: $96

Large scale Figure Drawing D5.6aLESLIE ALBERT Level: AllBreak out of the box and draw the figure bigger! We will use gesture and contour drawings to draw from the life model at a large scale. With a focus on composition, proportion, and value scale, students will work towards longer poses using a 24” x 36” format or larger. This will allow students to see shapes, forms, and planes within the figure and environment, and to render them accordingly.

Saturdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pmSession 3: January 9th – February 27th Session 4: March 5th – April 23rd Tuition: $320 I Model Fee: $96

V A R I O U S Illustration: Stories in Images D9.5aANITA LOVITTPick up that story you have wanted to create and bring it to life! Explore the interplay of text and image, characterization, composition, and page design while developing a story that has meaning for you. Students may work on a complete book or on single images. We will be using water-based and dry media including watercolor, gouache, acrylic, colored pencils, and pen and ink. Critiques and demos will support your process.

Fridays, 9:30 am - 12:30 pmSession 3: January 8th – February 26th Session 4: March 4th – April 22nd Tuition: $320

Layering Pastels P6.3aROXENE SLOATEExplore the nuances of soft pastels and learn to mix and layer colors directly on paper. Experiment with a variety of mark making, com-position, and color. We will work from still life, en plein air, student’s own images, and possibly a model (with an additional model fee).

Wednesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pmSession 3: January 6th – February 24th Session 4: March 2nd – April 20th Tuition: $320

Drawing Without Boundaries D7.1aNUNE ASATRYANThis is a studio-based class for students at all levels interested in a wide variety of drawing techniques. Through demonstrations and individual guidance, students will learn fresh ways to approach endless possibilities using diverse drawing materials such as pencil, pen, inks, color pencils, and watercolor using stencils, stamps, and collage elements. If you are interested in deepening and expanding your drawing horizons, loosening up, working on personal artistic development, and having a great time, you will enjoy this class!

Mondays, 9:30 am - 12:00 pmSession 3: January 4th – February 22nd Session 4: February 29th – April 18th Tuition: $320 I Model Fee: $12

Drawing for All - Surreal in Mixed Media D7.2aNUNE ASATRYAN Level: AllUnderstand the essential importance of drawing in art while gaining new skills and techniques. Join others to enjoy a new hobby or bring your existing professional technique to a new level. The course starts with proper pencil use and paper choice and continues on to advanced methods of creating gallery quality professional drawing. Composition, perspective, design, drawing a live model, and presentation of your artwork will be covered.

Tuesday, 9:30 am - 12:30 pmSession 3: January 5th - February 23rd Session 4: March 1st – April 19th Tuition: $320 I Model Fee: $12

Drawing for Beginners D9.2cMICHAEL LAS CASAS Level: 1A focus on the basics of drawing: line, shape, shade, perspective, and proportion. We will learn how to make 2D shapes look 3D. We will use simple materials such as pencils, charcoal, and pen, learning each medium’s unique qualities. Michael says, “Your paintings are only as good as your drawings.” Drawing is the absolute essential to all visual art media. When you know how to draw, you can learn any other medium.

Tuesdays, 6:30 - 8:30 pmSession 3: January 5th – February 23rd Session 4: March 1st – April 19th Tuition: $200

Drawing for Intermediate D9.3cMICHAEL LAS CASAS Level: 1-2Move beyond the basics of drawing: composition, positive and negative space, circle square triangle, light on dark, and value. Learn how to make two-dimensional shapes look three dimensional.

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We will use simple materials such as pencils, charcoal, and pen and learn each medium’s unique qualities.

Wednesdays, 6:30 - 8:30 pmSession 3: January 6th – February 24th Session 4: March 2nd – April 20th Tuition: $200

For Intermediate/Advanced: Independent Study D9.1cMICHAEL LAS CASAS Level: 2-3Open for those with basic drawing skills who want to explore different media such as pencil, charcoal, conté, colored pencil, and pastels. Each week a still life will be set up to draw from or the student can bring their own images for reference. The instructor will suggest techniques and offer new approaches. This is a great class to draw and meet new people.

Mondays, 6:30 - 8:30 pmSession 3: January 4th – February 22nd Session 4: February 29th – April 18th Tuition: $200

Classical Charcoal Drawing D31.5bERIC BOSSIK Level: AllThis class will teach how to use charcoal to create classical, realistic drawings. Charcoal is an incredibly versatile medium for creating polished drawings, either sketchy or smooth, that resemble paintings. This class will explore different types of charcoal, a variety of papers, and tools for manipulating charcoal. Learn how to light and compose subject matter, create three dimensional forms on a flat surface, and create various effects. The instruction is one-on-one and will enhance the skills of both beginners and advanced students.

Fridays, 1:30 – 4:30 pmSession 3: January 8th – February 26th Session 4: March 4th – April 22nd Tuition: $320

GLASS

Glass courses are limited to six students unless otherwise noted. For safety reasons, students must wear closed-toe shoes.

Beginning Fused Glass CAMILLE PERRIN Level: 1This course provides a solid foundation in glass fusing. Basic cutting techniques, shop safety, cold working with various apparatus, materials, and glass characteristics will be explored to create functional glass and jewelry pieces. Includes full and tack fusing as well as slumping.

Tuesdays, 1:30 - 4:30 pm G12.2bSession 3: January 5th – February 23rd Session 4: March 1st – April 19th Tuition: $320 I Lab Fee: $64

Thursdays, 1:30 - 4:30 pm G12.4bSession 3: January 7th – February 25th Session 4: March 3rd – April 21st Tuition: $320 I Lab Fee: $64

Advanced Fused GlassCAMILLE PERRIN Level: 2-3Explore advanced techniques in warm glass including slumping, relief fusing, and inclusions while working on your own design to create a body of work. Advanced knowledge of glass cutting techniques and all cold working apparatus is required.

Tuesdays, 9:30 am - 12:30 pm G14.2aSession 3: January 5th – February 23rd Session 4: March 1st – April 19th Tuition: $320 I Lab Fee: $64

Thursdays, 9:30 am - 12:30 pm G14.4aSession 3: January 7th – February 25th Session 4: March 3rd – April 21st Tuition: $320 I Lab Fee: $64

Independent Glass StudioCAMILLE PERRIN Level: 2-3For current students who would like a more intense studio experience. Individual projects will be developed and advanced techniques explored in a smaller, more private studio setting. Class time and lab fee to be paid by the week.

Mondays, 9:30 am - 12:30 pm G12.1aSession 3: January 4th – February 22nd Session 4: February 29th – April 18th Tuition: $40 per class I Lab Fee: $8 per class

Wednesdays, 9:30 am - 12:30 pm G12.3aSession 3: January 6th – February 24th Session 4: March 2nd – April 20th Tuition: $40 per class I Lab Fee: $8 per class

Flamework/ Torchwork G12.6aROBERTA EHRENBERGPlan on having a great time learning exciting new skills. Learn the basics of the flame to make gorgeous beads and small ornaments. This class will take students through every process of torch work including safety, setting up your work station, tools, and materials. Then right to making small works of art, the annealing process, and ending with final cleaning, cold working, analysis, and critique. This is a great class for all levels of glass workers. Class will be limited to 6 students.

Fridays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pmSession 3: January 8th – February 26th Session 4: March 4th – April 22rd Tuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $64

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JEWELRY

NEW Lapidary J12.3bJAMIE JARVISDuring this 4-week course, students will learn to shape semi-precious stones into geometric shapes to fit their jewelry designs. Using wet saws and other cabbing equipment, each student will walk away with a highly polished cabochon ready to set! No experience is necessary! Materials and stones are included.

4 weeks | Wednesdays, 1:30 - 4:30pmSession 3: February 3rd – February 24thSession 4: March 9th – March 30thTuition: $160 | Lab Fee: $25

NEW Sand Casting J13.4aGUSTAVO HOEFSIn these three days you will learn how to make a belt buckle and/or pendant using sand casting! Build your design, pour molten metal directly into your mold, and finish the surface using patinas or bring your piece to a polish. No previous experience necessary. All materials are included in this course. Please come to class with closed toed shoes.

Thursday – Saturday, 9:30am - 12:30pmSession 3: February 25th- 27th Tuition: $120 | Lab Fee: $25

NEW Dinnerware: Metalsmithing & Blown Glass J14.3bRICK EGGERT, Director of Programs, Benzaiten and L ISA JOHNSON, Department Director of Jewelry

The Armory Art center is pleased to collaborate in a four week class with the Benzaiten Center for Creative arts, located at 1105 2nd Avenue South, Lake Worth, Florida 33460 | 561.508.7315

During this class you will create glass plates and bowls at the Benzaiten Center for Creative Arts for 2-weeks! After developing your glassware, you will explore fabricating flatware using non-ferrous metals. A serving utensil will be accomplished during the two weeks at The Armory Art Center. It is suggested that students are able to use the drill press, file, sand, and use the jeweler’s saw. While most equipment and supplies are provided, please check with registration for the student materials list. You must wear closed toed shoes while working in both facilities.

4 weeks | Wednesdays, 1:30 - 4:30 pm Session 4: March 2nd - 23rdTuition: $180 | Lab Fee: $35

Shibori Silk and Bead Embroidery J9.6bPAMELA TREVISANLearn how to create stunning jewelry using bead embroidery techniques that incorporate shibori silk. We will learn different ways to sew beads onto fabric, how to bezel set a cabochon using a peyote stitch, and the use of shibori as a design element. Experience using a needle is preferred. Materials will be included during class.

4 weeks | Saturdays, 1:00 - 4:00 pm Session 3: January 9th – 30th & February 6th – 27thSession 4: March 5th – 26th & April 2nd – 23rdTuition: $160 I Kits: $35

Intermediate Silversmithing J6.3aLISA JOHNSON, Department Director of JewelryNow that you have some experience in jewelry fabrication, let’s get busy with more techniques to fit your designs! Demonstrations will include hollow construction and non-conforming dies using the hydraulic press to create jewelry with more dimension. We’ll also investigate etching techniques and inlay to create unique and beautiful surfaces. It is preferred that you have sawing, filing, and some torch experience.

Wednesdays, 9:30 am - 12:30 pmSession 3: January 6th – February 24th Tuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $32

Intro to Silversmithing J5.1bLISA JOHNSON, Department Director of JewelryThis class introduces the student to the art of jewelry making through the use of hand tools, torches, flex shafts, polishers, and more. The student will learn how to lay out, drill, pierce, file, form, solder, and polish sterling silver through personal instruction, demonstrations, and hands on experience. All of these techniques will be applicable not only to sterling silver, but also to brass and copper. Every student will develop their own design to create jewelry that includes bezel settings, rivets, bails and clasps. While some tools are supplied by the school, students are expected to bring supplies from the list provided by registration.

Mondays, 1:30 – 4:30 pmSession 3:January 4th – February 22nd Session 4: February 29th – April 18th Tuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $32

Intro to Wax Carving and Casting J7.4aGUSTAVO HOEFSLearn how or improve your existing skills for hand carving wax models of rings and pendants. By sculpting your ideas and designs using different types of wax, the lost wax burnout method, and vacuum casting, everyone will walk away with a one of a kind sterling silver ring and/or pendant. Please see registration for a complete list of materials that are included and those that will need to be purchased. Required: closed leather shoes and 100% cotton clothing.

Thursdays & Fridays, 9:30 am - 12:30 pm Session 3: January 7th, January 8th, January 14th, January 15th Tuition: $160 | Lab Fee: $32

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PAINTINGNEW 3D on CANVAS: Sculpt Fabrics and Paint on Canvas P36.4b GILSELE WEISMAN In this 4 week class, students will “up-cycle” garments and use their imagination to shape these into abstract or repre-sentational shapes on canvas Once satisfied with their sculptures on canvas, we will use acrylics, oils or watercolors to complete their paintings. Demonstrations and critiques will be provided. Students of all levels welcome. 4 weeks | Thursdays, 1:30-4:30 pm Session 3: January 7th - 28th Session 4: March 3rd - 24th Tuition: $240 | Lab Fee: $10

W O R K S H O PNEW Painted Surfaces, Revealing Layers PW4.5aand Photographic ImageryVICKI S IEGELIf you are a painter who wants to include photographic images into your work or a photographer who wants to try painting, this workshop will inspire you. You will learn how to collage images, layer acrylic paints, glaze, enhance, and texture your photographic images. Methods for creating image transfers will be explained in detail. Whether a beginner or an accomplished artist, you will be inspired by the information packed demonstrations. There will be a lunch hour lecture and slide show for people who want to bring a brown bag lunch on Friday. Contact the registrar for the supply list.

Friday and Saturday, 10:00 am – 4:00 pmSession 4: April 1st & 2nd Tuition: $315

W O R K S H O PNEW Layers and Expressive Acrylic Paint PW3.5aVICKI S IEGEL Students will learn exciting new approaches to the use of acrylic products for layering and creating rich and complex surfaces. Artists working in all media and any abstract or representational style will benefit from this innovative way of thinking about materials and will learn to incorporate personal imagery. Gels, pastes, acrylic skins, masking, stencils, image transfers, transparent and translucency will be explained. Both beginners and accomplished artists, will benefit from the information packed demonstrations. There will be a lunch hour talk and slide show on Friday—bring a bag lunch. See the registrar for a supply list.

Friday and Saturday, 10:00 am – 4:00 pmSession 3: January 8th & 9th Tuition: $315

The Life of a Still Life P36.3aNANCY TART Level: AllWork on color harmonies, composition, and value to create dynamic still life paintings. Learn to orchestrate the stills, using your own objects as well as those provided by the instructor. Acrylic or oil.

Wednesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 3: January 6th – February 24th Tuition: $320 Session 4: March 9th – April 20th (7 weeks)Tuition: $280

Intro to Prometheus Metal Clay J11.4cNZINGAH ONIWOSAN Study the basic tools and techniques used in working with Prometheus Bronze® and copper clay. Metal clay takes the long practiced science of powered metallurgy and re-introduces it to the world as our newest eco-friendly fine metal art. Students will learn slab forming, coil rolling, firing, patina, and finishing techniques. Prometheus metal clay can be fired using a kiln or torch allowing you to create projects using base metals with a quick firing time.

Thursdays, 6:00 - 9:00 pm Session 3: January 7th – February 25th Session 4: March 3rd – April 21st Tuition: $320 I Lab Fee: $65

Fine Jewelry with Pearls J8.1aINGRID WEBSTERThe goal of this course is to teach all aspects of pearl knotting to the point that students can replicate the process independently. We will study classic pearl knotting with special attention to attaching a clasp securely. Previous knowledge of the subject is welcome, but not required. This class is designed to enrich beginners and advanced alike. Although the Armory will supply some materials, students will need to look at the materials list provided by registration.

4 weeks | Mondays, 10:30 am - 1:30 pm Session 3: January 4th – 25th & February 1st – 22nd Session 4: February 29th – March 21st & March 28th – April 18th Tuition: $160 | Lab Fee: $25

Art Clay Silver J11.4bNZINGAH ONIWOSAN Welcome to the wonderful world of Art Clay Silver. Learn the basics of working with this fun, exciting, and truly innovative clay. You’ll shape, carve, add texture, and even fire your piece with a torch, turning it into a one-of-a-kind fine silver pendant. All materials are included, as well as use of instructors tools.

4 weeks | Thursdays, 12:30 - 3:30 pm Session 3: January 7th – 28th & February 4th – 25th Session 4: March 3rd – March 24th & March 31st – April 21st Tuition: $160 | Lab Fee: $65

GIVE THE GIFT OF ART.C a l l t h e Re g i s t ra r fo r g i f t c e r t i f i c a te s.

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Narrative Mixed Media P27.3bIZEL VARGAS, Artist-in-Residence Level: AllLearn to develop your own unique voice with your work! Using mixed media and alternative processes such as image transfers, you can use narrative to develop or compliment your body of work. We will investigate how artists use storytelling to create compositions and how you can express your own individual point of view based on your personal experience. Presentations, demos and critiques will be provided.

Wednesdays, 1:30 - 4:30 pmSession 3: January 6th – February 24th Session 4: March 2nd – April 20th Tuition: $320

Intro to Oil Painting: Get the paint moving! P25.4bTINA KRAFT Level: AllA fundamental course in oil painting with a focus on technique, materials, and concepts. Students will develop a personal response to painting by working from direct observation. The course is an introduction to the properties of color, such as tone, temperature, and harmonies, while drawing with paint to understand composition and structure in a painting.

Thursdays, 1:30 - 4:30 pmSession 3: January 14th – February 25th Session 4: March 10th – April 21st Tuition: $280

Painting for All P7.3cNUNE ASATRYAN Level: AllBegin to understand the essential importance of painting while gaining skills and techniques. Join others to enjoy a new hobby or get your existing technique to a new level. Painting starts with understanding the proper brush and advanced methods of delivering

gallery quality, professional paintings. Composition, perspective, design, and presentation will be covered.

Wednesdays, 6:30 – 8:30 pmSession 3: January 6th – February 24th Session 4: March 2nd – April 20th Tuition: $200

Mixed Media & Acrylic P15.1aCLARENCE “SKIP” MEASELLE Level: AllWeekly demonstrations of contemporary acrylic painting techniques with a variety of media currently used by many established and cutting edge artists. Emphasis is on individualized instruction, suggestions, and critique for each student. Students are encouraged to embrace spontaneity, risk-taking, and new combinations. Short demonstrations will include airbrush painting, photocopy transfers, and hard edge painting.

Mondays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 3: January 4th – February 22nd Session 4: February 29th – April 18th Tuition: $320

Contemporary PaintingSAM PERRY Level: 2-3Explore abstract issues in contemporary painting. Critical concepts of contemporary art and techniques will be covered. Personal expression is encouraged. Appropriate for all media.

Tuesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm P5.2aSession 3: January 5th – February 23rd Session 4: March 1st – April 19th Tuition: $320

Thursdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm P5.4aSession 3: January 7th – February 25th Session 4: March 3rd – April 21st Tuition: $320

The Power of Color: Creating Better Paintings P14.3aHUGH O’NEILLLearn how to create strong vibrant paintings from a nationally acclaimed artist. Learn powerful color mixing, passionate expression ,looser flowing brush work, expressionistic and impressionistic tech-niques, better drawing skills and much more.There will be many live demonstrations and individual instruction to illustrate the key points

4 weeks | Wednesdays, 9:30 am - 12:30 pmSession 3: January 6th - 27th & February 3rd - 24th Session 4: March 2nd – 23rd & March 30th – April 20th Tuition: $187.50

Exploring Acrylics P3.2bVICKI S IEGEL Level: AllExplore the versatile medium of acrylic paint in a creative atmosphere. Learn color mixing, wet-on-wet, wet-on-dry, how to creatively use gels and mediums, glazing, layering, texturizing, skins, and image transfers.

Tuesdays, 1:30 – 4:30 pmSession 3: January 5th – February 23rd Session 4: March 1st – April 19th Tuition: $320

L A N D S C A P ELandscape Painting in Nature P1.6aSONYA GASKELL Level: AllObservation, simplification, shapes value, and color will be encour-aged at the onset. The focus will move towards personal style as well as demos and sharing of the instructor’s own techniques. Students will travel to sites in Palm Beach County to paint on location. Each class meets at the registration desk.

Saturdays, 9:30 am - 12:30 pmSession 3: January 9th – February 27th Session 4: March 5th – April 23rd Tuition: $320

Painting Outdoors: A Contemporary Approach P30.4a SONYA GASKELL Level: AllWorking directly from outdoor subjects gives you confidence in developing your sense of natural color, personal color vocabulary, and understanding of light. Your true subject is experiencing the physical and emotional connections of being there while investigating the possibilities of paint. Learn to engage subject matter first hand by painting directly from outside subjects, both natural and man-made.

Thursdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pmSession 3: January 7th – February 25th Session 4: March 3rd – April 21st Tuition $320

F I G U R EFigure Painting with Color P8.3b HUGH O’NEILL Level: AllWe will concentrate on your ability to draw with paint, use color structurally, and paint the figure with confidence. This is a contemporary approach to composition and color that is inclusive of abstract painterly sensibilities while being true to visual experience. A continuous pose will be set up for students to develop a deepened understanding of form.

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Session 4: March 2nd – 23rd & March 30th – April 20th Tuition: $187.50 I Model Fee: $48

Realism P55.3bERIC BOSSIKTranslate what you see into a realistic painting on canvas. Creating an accurate preliminary drawing, composition and lighting, and under painting will be covered, resulting in the ability to create successful paintings. Drawing from a live model will be incorporated.

Wednesdays, 1:30 – 4:30 pmSession 3: January 6th – February 24th Session 4: March 2nd – April 20th Tuition: $320 I Model Fee: $24

W A T E R C O L O RCreative Watercolor P33.5a CAROL Z. BRODY Level: AllWith an exploration of new wet-on-wet approaches to watercolor, this course strengthens students’ proficiencies in various techniques such as negative glazing with a wash-away technique, charging colors, credit card texturing, masking and lifting, and using the rigger. Expressive color and strong composition will be emphasized. Demos and critiques included.

Fridays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pmSession 3: January 8th – February 26th (no class January 15th)Session 4: March 4th – April 22nd (no class April 1st) Tuition: $280

Watercolor & Pastel P34.2bNUNE ASATRYAN Level: All Learning to work with watercolor and pastel media creates an excellent foundation to develop your painting skills. We will explore how to use watercolor with pastel to finish your artwork and develop your ability to utilize multimedia techniques. You will learn the basic skills of watercolor and how to approach a subject matter of your choice. Experienced painters will learn how to develop their own style and try new techniques.

Tuesdays, 1:30 – 4:30 pmSession 3: January 5th – February 23rd Session 4: March 1st – April 19th Tuition: $320

A LT E R N A T I V E T E C H N I Q U E SExistential Curiosity P25.1aHARLAN HOFFMAN Level: 3To paint pictures is a great adventure into curiosity. As you begin to paint, the painting asserts itself through you; then things

begin to happen and a composition will eventually emerge. Painting helps to uncover what you need to learn and what we already know. It sparks your existential curiosity. In this class you may very well begin with an idea or a plan, but we allow that to change because that change is where creativity is born.

Mondays, 1:30 - 4:30 pmSession 3: January 4th – February 22nd Session 4: February 29th – April 18th Tuition: $320 I Lab Fee: $10

Pouring Paint P9.3bROXENE SLOATE Level: AllPouring paint is like performance art. In discovering the infinite possibilities of pouring one color onto another you prod your imagi-nation. By building up layers of paint, glazing, and using transparent washes we explore color, composition and self-expression. Learn about specialty gels, paint skins, and various molded pastes. Try inter-ference and iridescent colors to add excitement to your work. We will also look and talk about other artists who use pours in their work.

4 weeks | Wednesdays, 1:30 - 4:30 pmSession 3: January 6th – January 27th Session 4: March 2nd – March 23rd Tuition: $160

The Art of Chinese Brush Painting P35.2aSUSAN WILDERS Level: AllLearn the basic elements of Chinese brush painting and the master stroke technique such as flower, bird, and landscape. You can experiment with line and elaborate style on Chinese paper and silk. The course is progressive.

Tuesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pmSession 3: January 5th – February 23rd Tuition: $320Session 4: March 1st – April 19th (no class March 29th)Tuition: $280

Independent Study P20.5bNANCY TART Level: 2-3The instructor will work with students on individually developing their own personal style. This course is well suited for students with ideas for paintings and seeking guidance from an expert for further progress. Students should bring in their own source material and ideas to work with during class.

Fridays, 1:30 – 4:30 pmSession 3: January 8th – February 26th Tuition: $320 Session 4: March 11th – April 22nd (7 weeks)Tuition: $280

Advanced Painting MIROSLAV ANTIĆThis course is a studio style workshop for artists already working independently who want professional feedback on a weekly basis. Emphasis will be on developing a personal approach and distinctive style in painting through discussions of contemporary art and current happenings in the art world. Come in with some ideas of what you want to paint to discuss the best approach for you.

Tuesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm P23.2aSession 3: January 5th – February 23rd Session 4: March 1st – April 19th Tuition: $650

Wednesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm P23.3aSession 3: January 6th – February 24th Session 4: March 2nd – April 20th Tuition: $650

Painting Seminar P9.4aNANCY TART Level: 2-3This seminar format is for students working toward a cohesive body of work in any medium. It involves individual discussion with instruc-tor and group critique. Clarify and expand your identity as an artist and investigate artists whose work and methods inspire you.

Thursdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pmSession 3: January 7th, January 21st, February 4th, February 18th Tuition: $160Session 4: March 17th, March 31st, April 14th (3 weeks)Tuition: $120

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NEW Introduction to Digital Photography RA13.2a BARRY SCHEIN Level: 1 An introductory, hands-on workshop in which you’ll learn the basics of photography and get to know and understand your equipment, both point and shoot and digital SLR cameras. You’ll learn about composition, depth of field, exposure and the effective use of lenses. Hands-on camera photo walks will give you the opportunity to practice and experiment with what you’ve learned. You’ll come away with a good understanding of photography, how your camera works, and how to get the pictures you want. Bring your camera and manuals, a charged battery, and a memory card.

Tuesdays, 9:30 am - 12:30 pmSession 3: January 5th – February 23rdSession 4: March 1st – April 19thTuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $32

Photoshop for Photographers RA4.5a JOANNE URBAN Level: 1 This course is an introduction to Adobe Bridge, Camera Raw, and Photoshop. We will focus on arranging your photographs with file management, menus, tools, size and resolution, selections, adjustment layers, masking, filters, blending modes, and color adjustment. Students will become comfortable with techniques that add a creative touch to your photographs. Techniques will apply to Photoshop CS6, CC, and CC2014. Requirements: Laptop computer (Mac or PC), with Photoshop installed. (You can download a 30-day free trial from Adobe.)

Fridays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pmSession 3: January 8th – February 26thSession 4: March 4th – April 22ndTuition $320 | Lab Fee: $32

The Art of Life: Finding Your Eye & Voice RA30.3ain Photojournalism RED MORGAN Level: AllThis course will delve into basic and advanced photojournalist techniques for capturing real moments in the world we live in. The photographs shot during this class will have an emphasis on content, creativity, composition, and emotion. Learning how to tell visual stories and what makes your photos communicate to others will be the heart of this course. All students will shoot photos with these goals in mind and the class will discuss each person’s best images to reinforce why a photo succeeds or fails.

Wednesdays, 9:30am – 12:30pm Session 3: January 6th – February 24thSession 4: March 2nd – April 20thTuition: $320

PRINTMAKING & FIBERSP R I N T M A K I N G

NEW Painted Books JOHN CUTRONEHere are books that you can make anywhere with the materials you have on hand. As such, they are perfect books to make as records of your journeys to special places or to commemorate an important occasion or for the simple sake of making an artists’ book. We will begin the first session with the classic blank slate. Sheets of white paper and paint will be our medium to begin with as we move these blank sheets to the next step, setting the tone for the rest of our journey. We will transform these two sheets of paper into two books: one soft cover, one hardcover. We’ll spend our next two sessions on content. Along the way, we will learn some great low-tech print and collage techniques you may not have been familiar with before. Your two books will evolve organically. You can use text, images, and perhaps introduce a theme. as you learn techniques which you can use again and again in your future book works.

4 weeks | Tuesdays, 6:00 – 9:00 pm RA4.2cSession 3: January 19th – February 9thTuition: $160 | Lab Fee: $16

4 weeks | Mondays, 6:00 – 9:00 pm RA4.1cSession 4: March 28 – April 18th Tuition: $160 | Lab Fee: $16

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NEW Printmaking Outside of the Box RA3.3cISABEL GOUVEIA Level: AllUsing simple materials, students will be exposed to several printmaking methods, developing the basic tools to graphical-ly reproduce their work. We will use cereal boxes as plates for collagraphs and monoprints. Students will also explore the graphic line of intaglio with dry point on plexiglass and carborundum aquatint. Next, we will print combining two or more of any of these techniques, creating transparencies and superimposing colors and shapes, exploring a great variety of possibilities. A supply list will be provided upon registration

Wednesdays, 6:00 - 9:00 pmSession 3: January 6th – February 24th Session 4: March 2nd – April 20h Tuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $ 24

Printmaking in the 21st Century: A Non-Toxic Approach RA10.2cMARK COHEN Level: AllTransfer your drawings, paintings, photo-copies, or computer images onto a Solarplate™ and print with water based inks. The process will keep you exper-imenting and discovering new ways to create, integrate, layer, or color prints.

Printed effects are equivalent to hard ground, soft ground, aquatint, and photogravure, as well as marks of traditional lithog-raphy and relief prints. It is a wonderfully flexible and direct method to print and is environmentally friendly. Most of the supplies are provided by the instructor and fees apply per class.

Fridays, 1:30 – 4:30 pmSession 3: January 8th - February 26th Session 4: March 4th– April 22ndTuition $320 | Lab Fee: $40

Collage & Color RA5.2bLESLIE ALBERT Level: AllExploring the medium of collage as an art form of experimentation, flexibility, and personal language. Using found objects and images, transparent and textured papers, photo transfer, block printing, paper weaving, and other experimental techniques are encouraged. Transparent and opaque color relationships are also discussed as well as the use of abstract and representational imagery. Creativity and experimentation will be encouraged.

Tuesdays, 1:30 - 4:30 pmSession 3: January 5th – February 23rd Session 4: March 1st – April 19th Tuition: $320 I Lab Fee: $24

F I B E R SFiber Arts RA1.2bLEORA KLAYMER STEWART Level: AllThis class is an exploration of different textile techniques using a variety of materials such as natural and man-made fibers along with beads, shells, feathers, and recycled materials in order to create and construct both two and three-dimensional art works. Emphasis is on individual creativity for both beginner and advanced students. Supplies are provided by the instructor and fees apply per class.

Tuesdays, 1:30 – 4:30 pmSession 4: March 1st – April 19th Tuition: $320 I Lab Fee: $24

Discover SAORI Weaving RA12.2aCINDY BARTOSEK Level: AllA Japanese weaving tradition, Saori is a patternless, improvisational style that is dedicated to free artistic expression. Students are encouraged to experiment with yarns, paper twines, synthetic fibers, shells, etc. The results are magical and the technique and equip-ment are basic enough that after the course students will continue to be inspired and to weave from their homes or studios.

Tuesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pmSession 3: January 5th – February 23rd Tuition: $320 I Lab Fee: $24 4 weeks | Session 4: March 1st – March 22nd Tuition: $160 I Lab Fee: $12

W O R K S H O PIntroduction to SAORI Freestyle Weaving RAW10.6aCINDY BARTOSEK Level: AllWeaving, is a spontaneous approach to weaving in which there are no rules and no mistakes – only opportunities and discoveries that are shared and enjoyed. In this introductory workshop we will explore the SAORI philosophy of using weaving as a tool for self-innovation and creative expression. We’ll experiment with plain weave variations and finishing techniques as you create a small wall hanging. No weaving experience is necessary. The only requirements are a free mind and the ability to accommodate the unconventional.

Session 4: Saturday, April 9th 9:30 am – 4:30 pmTuition: $80 I Lab Fee: $20

SCULPTURENEW Figurative S4.2bCharacters in Clay CHAD STEVE, Artist-in-Residence Level: 2-3Students will create figurative sculptures while learning a variety of hand building techniques in clay construction. Fun options and strategies will be discussed to enhance the form, as well as poses and facial features that will bring your work to life. Come build something amazing in clay. Make your figurative sculptures say something more.

Tuesdays, 1:30 – 4:30 pmSession 3: January 5th – February 23rd Session 4: March 1st – April 19th Tuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $10

NEW Terrazzo Inspired Tiles: S5.5bSculpture Casting & Blown Glass R ICK EGGERT, Director of Programs, Benzaiten and TRISTYN BUSTAMANTE, Department Director of SculptureThe Armory Art center is pleased to collaborate in a four week class with the Benzaiten Center for Creative Arts, located at 1105 2nd Avenue South, Lake Worth, Florida 33460 | 561.508.7315Make your own custom set of tiles for use at home as décor, hot plates, or even to re-finish an old table top. Students will be taken through the process of making unique glass pieces at the Benzaiten Center for Creative Arts. Following this process students will then work with an instructor at the Armory Art Center to cast their glass pieces within a concrete tile or small slab set in their desired mold shape. Final steps will include finishing techniques. Students will have up 5 tiles or small panels to take home. * Class with meet at the Benzaiten Center April 1st & 7th and at the Amory Art Center April 14th & 21st.

4 weeks | Fridays, 1:30 - 4:30pm Session 4: April 1st – April 22nd Tuition: $180 | Lab Fee: $16

NEW Torch Cutouts in Metal S8.3aPETER ROMBAKIS Level: 1 Learn to cut designs from sheet metal using an oxyacetylene torch. Cutouts can be used as wall decorations or combined with other elements to assemble multimedia artworks. Students will learn

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proper and safe use of the torch and associated metal working tools. Basic forming and finishing techniques will also be covered.

Wednesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pmSession 3: January 6th – February 24th Session 4: March 2nd – April 20thTuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $16

NEW Traditions in Wood: Carving a S6.3a19th Century Style Shorebird Decoy DENNIS DEL MAURO Level: 1 Using hand tools and traditional construction methods students will carve and paint a ‘contemporary antique’ shorebird. Students will gain an appreciation for the artistry and elegance that may be found in these functional tools of the hunt. No prior carving experience necessary.

4 weeks | Wednesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pmSession 3: January 6th – January 27th Tuition: $160 | Lab Fee: $16

NEW Traditions in Wood: Carving a New England Style Shorebird DecoyDENNIS DEL MAURO Level: 2-3 Using hand tools for carving wood, students will push their under-standing of reductive processes by carving a more complex form, in the round. Students will also learn paint techniques for their shore-bird decoy, typical of the foremost New England carvers of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Some carving experience preferred.

4 weeks | Wednesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pmSession 3: February 3rd – February 24th Tuition: $160 | Lab Fee: $16

NEW Scale it up! Inflatable Sculptures S7.5aNOLAN BAUMGARTNER, Artist-in-Residence Level: All Begin with a short lecture and inspiring samples. Then learn to make medium to large-scale inflatable sculptures from clear and colored plastic sheeting. Students will be guided in creating patterns and templates for large-scale construction as well as processes for assembling. Bring in a favorite small object and learn to scale it up into a large sculpture for a fun and humorous installation!

Fridays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pmSession 3: January 8th – February 26th Tuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $16

W O R K S H O PNEW Introduction to Blacksmithing SW10.5aSHAUN WILLIAMSLearn the basics of the ancient art of blacksmithing including safety, equipment, a discussion of ferrous metal alloys, basic metallurgy, proper hammer and tool use techniques, and five

of the fundamental forging techniques used by all blacksmiths: cutting, drawing a taper, bending, scrolling, and twisting hot steel. Students will be guided in making a finished blacksmithing project. Men and women alike, come learn to hammer with precision and purpose, come forge some metal!

Saturday, 10am – 5pm | Session 3: January 30th Tuition: $120

NEW Blacksmithing Cutlery SW11.6aSHAUN WILLIAMSCome expand upon the skills that you acquired during the Intro-duction to Blacksmithing class by joining in on another workshop with blacksmith Shaun Williams. During this 2-day workshop you will use the five basic forging techniques learned to forge an elegant Viking style bushcraft serving knife, suitable for family dinners and BBQs. During this class, you will expand on your knowledge of forging, metallurgy, grinding, and polishing and you will learn proper heat treating processes for hardening and tempering carbon steel alloys. Come hammer and grind your heart away and make something you will be proud to show off!

Saturday and Sunday, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm Session 4: February 27th and February 28th Tuition: $240

Independent Study: Clay Sculpture S15.4bTRISTYN BUSTAMANTE, Artist-in-Residence Level: AllTake the opportunity to gain hands on knowledge from our Artist-in-Residence in clay sculpture through individualized assistance in ideas, problem solving, and design. Students are encouraged to come with ideas and inspiration for one-on-one consultation. Come be creative and work freely. Bring an open mind and your unique energy to class.

Thursdays, 1:30 - 4:30 pm Session 3: January 7th - February 25thSession 4: March 3rd – April 21st Tuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $10

NEW Sculpture Mosiacs S12.1bTRISTYN BUSTAMANTE, 1st four weeks of each sessionISABEL GOUVEIA, last four weeks of each session Level: AllLearn to do mosaics on three-dimensional forms. Start by constructing basic medium sized ceramic forms with the first instructor and continue with found and recycled tiles, glass, and pieces.Students will be guided in creating mosaics on the surfaces they have made by second instructor. Finished work can used as outdoor installation in your garden or patio! Bring old plates, glass ware, and tiles to be crushed for mosaics. A supply list will be provided upon registration.

Mondays, 1:30 - 4:30 pmSession 3: January 4th – February 22ndSession 4: February 29th – April 18th Tuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $16

Sculpture Free for All S4.1aMARY ELLEN DOHRS Level: All Choose your subject and work in realism or abstraction. Students will be guided from how to handle clay to creating patina finishes. Students provide photographs, research material or imagination.

Mondays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pmSession 3: January 4th – February 22nd Session 4: February 29th – April 18th Tuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $10

Stone Carving for All S9.4aJONATHAN FERNANS The art of stone goes back to ancient times in just about every continent of the world. Now in the 21st century, you can begin a love affair with stone to share your legacy from concept to completion. Start with the basics of using hand tools, then rapidly transition to power tools.

Thursdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pmSession 3: January 7th – February 25th Session 4: March 3rd – April 21st Tuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $16

Independent Study: Stone Carving S9.2aGERSON RAPOPORT Level: 2-3This is an ongoing class for sculptors who are experienced in concept and process in carving. The instructor is available for critique and limited assistance.

Tuesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pmSession 3: January 5th - February 23rd Session 4: March 1st – April 19th Tuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $16

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YO U T HA G E S 2 1 / 2 - 4Preschool Readiness through Art K6.5aBETH SLOATThis program is designed for 2 1/2 to 4 year olds and their parent/caregiver. Help your child prepare for preschool and kindergarten by seeing what they know and how they learn. Take part in fun activities with your children with the guidance of an artist/teacher. After each class, children will have artwork that can be displayed at home. Class size is limited to six children. The program promotes and enhances:• Developmental skills & overcoming benchmarks• Development of motor & social skills• Development of vocabulary• Parent & child connections• Creative expression, self-esteem, & stimulating imagination

Fridays, 9:30 – 10:30 amSession 3: January 8th – February 26th Session 4: March 4th – April 22nd Tuition: $100

G R A D E S K - 2 1st Saturdays Workshop KW1.6aSANDRA GOVEROn the first Saturday of every month the Armory offers a special workshop just for kids! Children have fun learning various tech-niques in a variety of media and leave with a finished product at the end of each workshop. All materials are included in the tuition price.

Saturday 10:00 am – 12:00 pmSession 3: February 6th Tuition: $20Session 4: March 5th, April 2nd Tuition: $20

Mix It Up! K5.6aSHANA CAMPBELLIn this class students will discover a variety of materials to create 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional art work. The class projects will expose children to materials and art concepts that involve the elements and principles of design. This class will push your creativity to create your own unique work of art.

Saturdays, 9:30 – 11:00 amSession 3: January 9th – February 27th Tuition: $120Session 4: March 5th – April 23rd Tuition: $120

Fascinating Artists Around the World K50.4b LESA GOLTZ Come explore the many artists around the world including Romero Britto, Grandma Moses, Van Gogh, Gustav Klimt, Georgia O’ Keefe, and Claude Monet. Students will create several projects that are inspired by these artists using different types of media. These projects will help students with their fine motor skills, creativity, and imagination. Come take a journey back in time and get creative!

Thursdays, 4:00 – 5:30 pmSession 4: March 3rd – April 21st Tuition: $120

G R A D E S 3 – 5Color Exploration K12.6bSHANA CAMPBELLChildren will explore the application of fundamental color theory concepts. Through fun and creative activities, they will learn about the color wheel and its primary, secondary, and tertiary colors, as well as analogous, complimentary, and split complimentary colors. Also they will discover tints, tones, and gradations. A variety of mediums will be used to produce color-conscious works of art that will benefit them in all different methods of art and crafts.

Saturdays, 11:30 am - 1:00 pmSession 3: January 9th – February 27th Tuition: $120Session 4: March 5th – April 23rd Tuition: $120

Clay Construction JENI L ICATANew and exciting hand-built projects are created each session. Come and create functional and nonfunctional pieces using coils, slabs, pinch pots, and extrusions. You will learn decorative tech-niques using textures and colorful glazes. Learn about greenware, bisqueware, and the process of working with clay from start to finish. Parents are welcome to join their children in the fun, paying the same rate as their child.

Mondays, 4:30 - 6:00 pm K10.1b6 weeks | Session 3: January 4th – February 8th Tuition: $90 | Lab Fee: $184 weeks | Session 4: March 28th – April 18th Tuition: $60 | Lab Fee: $12

Thursdays, 4:30 – 6:00 pm K10.4b6 weeks | Session 3: January 7th – February 11thTuition: $90 | Lab Fee: $184 weeks | Session 4: March 31st – April 21st Tuition: $60 | Lab Fee: $12

Saturdays, 10:00 – 11:30 am K10.6a6 weeks | Session 3: January 9th – February 13th Tuition: $90 | Lab Fee: $184 weeks | Session 4: April 2nd – April 23rdTuition: $60 | Lab Fee: $12

Saturdays, 12:30 – 2:00 pm K10.6b6 weeks | Session 3: January 9th – February 13th Tuition: $90 | Lab Fee: $184 weeks | Session 4: April 2nd – April 23rdTuition: $60 | Lab Fee: $12

Painting & Drawing Workshop K4.6aTALIA CERVETTIExperience the world around us through observational drawing and painting. Explore a diverse approach to still life, landscape, self-portraits, and figure drawing by learning new techniques in a mixed media approach. Completed artwork will be portfolio ready.

Saturdays, 9:30 – 11:00 amSession 3: January 9th – February 27th Tuition: $120 Session 4: March 5th – April 23rd Tuition: $120

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Saturdays, 1:30 - 3:00 pmSession 3: January 9th – February 27th Session 4: March 5th – April 23rd Tuition: $120

M I D D L E S C H O O L P R E PCommunication Arts MARK FETTERLYDon’t just report the news—be the news! Emphasis will be on presentation of audition components, as well as participation in a timed creative writing prompt. This course offers all the tools to get you most prepared for the Middle School Communications audition. This includes reading from a teleprompter like a profes-sional news reporter, preparing an ad for a magazine, using images, and writing a creative story within 15 minutes. Bringing a PC laptop with Powerpoint or Microsoft Word is highly recommended to get the most out of the class.

5 weeks crunch | Session 3: January 5th – February 2nd Tuesdays, 4:00 - 5:30 pm K11.2c1 Tuesdays, 5:30 - 7:00 pm K11.2c2Tuition: $75Session 4: March 1st – April 19th Tuesdays, 4:30 – 6:30 pm K11.2cTuition: $160

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Theatre Arts K8.1cKATHERINE KANITSCHLights, camera, action! Aspiring actors will discover the joy of creating live theatre through guided improvisational activities and acting exercises specifically designed to foster self-awareness and how to work together to create believable characters. Please come prepared to play, sing, move, and explore ways to transform the performance space into the world of imaginary characters! Original scripts will be provided and give students the opportunity to experience the theatre process first-hand.

5 weeks crunch | Mondays, 4:00 – 6:00 pmSession 3: January 4th – February 1st Tuition: $100Session 4: February 29th – April 18th (no class April 11th)Tuition: $140

Visual Arts Now is the time to begin preparing for middle school visual arts auditions. Familiarize yourself with the audition components to get a jump start on this challenging process.

BONNIE BRUNER5 weeks crunch | Mondays, 4:00 – 6:00 pm K6.1bSession 3: January 4th – February 1stTuition: $100Session 4: February 29th – April 18th Tuition: $140

ANTHONY BURKS K7.3b5 weeks crunch | Wednesdays, 3:30 - 5:30 pmSession 3: January 6th – February 3rd Tuition: $100Session 4: March 2nd – April 20th Tuition: $160

5 weeks crunch | Thursdays, 6:00 – 8:00 pm K7.4cSession 3: January 7th – February 4rd Tuition $100 Session 4: March 3rd – April 21st Tuition: $160

LEIGHA FOY K6.6a5 weeks crunch | Saturdays, 9:30 – 11:30 amSession 3: January 9th – February 6th Tuition: $100 Session 4: March 5th – April 23rd Tuition: $160

BILL BUCHANAN K6.6b5 weeks crunch | Saturdays, 9:30 – 11:30 amSession 3: January 9th – February 6th Tuition: $100 Session 4: March 5th – April 23rd Tuition: $160

Introduction to Visual Arts for 3rd - 5th Graders K6.3cANTHONY BURKS Calling all 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders! Now is the time to begin to prepare for the Visual Arts audition for the Middle Schools of the Arts. Students will get a jump start on the audition content and for parents this a great opportunity to have your student try the process to see if they want to study Visual Arts.

5 weeks crunch | Wednesdays, 5:30 – 7:30 pmSession 3: January 6th - February 3rd Tuition: $100

H I G H S C H O O L P R E P Visual Arts Start preparing for the 2016 high school visual arts auditions. Polish drawing skills drawing from a live, clothed model and a still-life. Incorporate design concepts that will be evaluated during the audition process and build the confidence necessary before the “Big Day.” Emphasis will also be placed on the written essay and artistic vocabulary. Timed practice sessions and real-time audition simulations will be given.

NANCY TART 5 weeks crunch | Thursdays, 4:30 – 6:30 pm K9.4cSession 3: January 7th – February 4rdTuition: $100 | Model Fee: $24

Session 4: March 10th – April 21st Tuition: $140 | Model Fee: $24

NANY TART5 weeks crunch | Saturday 10:00 am – 12:00 pm K9.6aSession 3: January 9th – February 6th Tuition: $100 I Model Fee: $24Session 4: March 12th – April 23rd Tuition: $140 I Model Fee: $24

TALIA CERVETTI5 weeks crunch | Saturdays, 12:30 – 2:30 pm K10.6bSession 3: January 9th – February 6th Tuition: $100 I Model Fee: $24Session 4: March 5th – April 23rd Tuition: $160 I Model Fee: $24

T E E N SNEW ‘It’s Fashion’ Make-It, Take-it for Kids KW3.6aJENNIFER LOVE GIRONDADo you love clothing and accessories, but have from limited to no sewing experience? This could be the class for you! Students will create wearable fashion-based projects with a focus on recycled and sustainable materials...and—bonus—you don’t have to use a sewing machine! We will focus on various construction techniques with some hand sewing and each class will end with an impromptu runway presentation featuring our fun ‘make it-take it creations.’

Saturdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 3: January 23th, February 27th Tuition: $50

NEW Torch Cutouts in Metal K15.6aPETER ROMBAKIS Learn to cut designs from sheet metal using an oxyacetylene torch. Cutouts can be used as wall decorations or combined with other el-ements to assemble multimedia artworks. Students will learn proper and safe use of the torch and associated metal working tools. Basic forming and finishing techniques will also be covered.

Saturdays, 10:00 am – 12:00 pmSession 3: January 9th - February 27th Session 4: March 5th – April 23rd Tuition: $160 | Lab Fee: $16

W O R K S H O P SCartooning Workshop KW2.6aCRAIG MCINNIS An excellent workshop with Palm Beach’s own mutli-talented Craig McInnes. For those who love to create characters and anime, learn some smooth moves in cartooning from a professional illustrator and designer. You can develop your already existing characters and create new ones. Presentations and critiques will be part of each class so you have a better understanding of industry standards in the illustration field. Skills required are an understanding of basic

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Session 4: April 9th & 10thSaturday and Sunday, 9:30 am - 4:30 pmTuition: $120

Jewelry Making for Teens K11.4aNZINGAH ONIWOSAN Students will learn a variety of jewelry making techniques to create their own jewelry line! We will explore using metal clay in our jewelry designs and proper use of hand tools to create earrings, necklaces, and bracelets. No prior experience is needed!

Thursdays, 4:30 - 6:00 pm Session 3: January 7th – February 25th Session 4: March 3rd – April 21st Tuition: $120 | Lab Fee: $20

Introduction to Narrative Painting & Mixed Media K14.3cIZEL VARGASExpress yourself through text, transfers, and collage, like storytelling based on personal experience and what you learn in art history and social studies. Though presentations, demos, and critiques, you will learn how to utilize narrative in different ways and apply this to your own work. Become a storyteller, while you explore the narrative possibilities in your work. This class will allow students to investigate and utilize alternate processes and mixed media approaches to enhance the narrative aspects of their work.

Wednesdays, 5:30 - 7:30 pmSession 3: January 6th – February 24th Tuition: $160Session 4: March 2nd – April 20th Tuition: $160

Rock the Wheel and Handbuilding K33.3bNOLAN BAUMGARTNERThis course is an introduction to a variety of basic pottery methods on the wheel. Handbuilding and wheel throwing techniques will be introduced and students will have the opportunity to explore the methods they find most exciting.

Wednesdays, 4:30 – 6:00 pmSession 3: January 6th – February 24th Tuition: $120 | Lab Fee: $24Session 4: March 2nd – April 20th Tuition: $120 | Lab Fee: $24

Lay Ups: The Art of Graffiti with Bulk K13.1cBULK (AKA MARK RUPPRECHT )This creative course is an introduction to the founda-tion of graffiti as well as the history and the techniques. We will explore the art as well as developing your own personal style using many different types of

applications, markers, pens, pencil, spray paint, and paint brushes. This class is all about having fun and the appreciation of creating graffiti art and also includes guest appearances

Mondays, 6:00 - 9:00 pm Session 3: January 4th – February 22nd Tuition: $240 Session 4: February 29th – April 18th Tuition: $240

Developing the Photographers Eye K14.4cJONATHAN GREENEStudents will see the world around them using composition. We’ll focus on line, patterns, shadow, light, dynamic vs. static imagery, and elements that draw the eye deeper into an image. Students must bring in their own camera (or iPhone) and their own travel drive that can hold their image files so they can bring them home.

Thursdays, 4:30 – 6:30 pm Session 3: January 7th – February 25th Tuition: $160Session 4: March 3rd – April 21st Tuition: $160

Digital Media K14.1c JONATHAN GREENEUsing digital photography, hand drawing, flatbed scanner, and Photoshop, students will practice image manipulation and use the elements of design and composition while developing their own creative style. Students applying to specific high schools with media programs will practice the requisite skills.

Mondays, 4:30 – 6:30 pmSession 3: January 4th – February 22nd Tuition: $160Session 4: February 29th – April 18th Tuition: $160

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DEBORAH ADORNATO is a studio potter with over 30 years of experience and has been an instructor at Roswell Clay West and in her own studio for over 20 years. Her education in ceramics includes the University of GA, GA State University, and Penland School. Deborah’s pots are wheel thrown and reflect her passion for craftsmanship and a love of surface design and texture. Her current works are fired in reduction and soda atmospheres and contain images relating to birds and migration.

LESLIE ALBERT, who studied with Nathan Oliveira and Frank Lobdell while obtaining her BA at Stanford University, carries on the tradition of the Bay Area figurative painters. Post-baccalaureate work was at UM studying with Eugene Massin and Tom Gormley Her emphasis is on graphic drawing skills and large-scale figurative works. She exhibits her work locally and nationally and is a Professor of Art at PB State College.

MIROSLAV ANTIĆ received his training from the Academy of Fine Arts in Belgrade, Yugoslavia. He served on the painting faculty at the Museum School of Fine Arts in Boston for 20 years and has been an Armory faculty member since 2001. Recognition for his work includes a Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant, a NEA New England Foundation for the Arts Fellowship, and numerous other awards.

NUNÉ ASATRYAN received her degree from the Academy of Fine Arts of Armenia and is an artist, art educator, and designer. She was born in Armenia and has become internationally known for her unusual artwork, conceptual designs, delicate murals, and bold statements as a painter, sculptor, and designer. Nuné exhibits her work at prestigious galleries, museums, and private collections internationally.

MOLLY AUBRY is a painter, printmaker, and installation artist who received her BFA from the University of FL in 2008. Molly received a Visiting Artist Grant from the U.S. Department of State to teach workshops in Moldova. She has shown her work at the University of Hawaii, Liscomb Gallery, the Burren College of Art, and the PB Cultural Council. She received a full fellowship for a residency at the VT Studio Center and was awarded a residency at the Institute für Alles Mögliche in Berlin.

ROBERT BARRA studied at the Rhode Island School of Design, the Art Students League, and is an elected member of Allied Artists of America. He is listed in the Who’s Who in American Art and has won many awards including The Windsor and Newton Award of Excellence. His work has appeared in the New York Times, Gourmet, and the New Yorker. He has exhibited at the Butler Institute of American Art, the National Art Club, and the Salamagundi Club.

CINDY BARTOSEK is a fiber artist with a passion for photography. She has studied and exhibited photography for 20 years. Her photos serve as inspiration for her tapestry and weaving. Cindy graduated from FSU with a BF in Home Economics and a M.S. in Nutrition.

NOLAN BAUMGARTNER received his BFA from the University of UT in 2001 and his MFA in ceramics from Cranbrook Art Academy in 2004. Nolan is a studio potter and artist who exhibits locally and nationally. He has taught

at Oakland County Community College in MI, and taught at the University of UT. Nolan is currently an artist-in-residence at the Armory.

MICHAEL BLAIR has an MFA in ceramics from University of GA and has worked as a studio potter and teacher for 10 years.. From 1980-84 he was the head of the ceramics department at the Evanston Art Center in IL. He was one of the first artists-in-residence at the PBC School of the Arts and worked for 13 years as prop-master at Florida Stage.

ERIC BOSSIK received his formal training at the SVA where he earned a BFA. He studied with John Frederick Murray. Eric paints portraits, still-life, murals, and trompe l’oeil.

CAROL BRODY has taught classes, workshops, and demonstrations and has served as a show juror since 1987. Her award-winning paintings have been published in numerous books and magazines. Carol’s works have been included in over 120 national juried shows, most recently in Shenzhen, China, and has earned her over 65 awards.

BONNIE BRUNER is a multi-media artist and photographer. Her art education began at Miami-Dade State College where she was a professor’s assistant to Duane Hanson. She studied photography at UF. She has a B.F.A. from FAU an M.A.E. Bonnie has received grants from the Florida Art Education Association, Florida Humanities, and P.A.C.E. Bonnie has exhibited her artwork at galleries locally and nationally.

BILL BUCHANAN has a BFA from University of Montevallo and a Master’s in Art Education from FIU. He is a retired National Board Certified teacher and a 10 year teaching alumni of Bak Middle School. Bill is a practicing studio artist who works in various media including fired clay, photography, assemblage, and painting.

ANTHONY BURKS is an Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale graduate who works in a variety of media forms. He has won numerous awards and has exhibited his work at many local venues including the PBC Cultural Council. He has worked with regional organizations including The Urban League and the Center for Creative Education.

TRISTYN BUSTAMANTE holds a BFA from Northern AZ University and an MFA from AZ State University taught in the foundations department at NAU for the past year. She is the Armory’s new Director of the Sculpture and is a current artist-in-residence.

SHANA CAMPBELL graduated from FAU with a BFA and works in a variety of mediums with a preference for clay. Her work has been on exhibit at the Armory’s Faculty Show, the Ritter Gallery, the Blue Room, Power Locks and Windows exhibit, O’Kay’s, Artserve Gallery, and Leche Vitrine. .

MARY CATELLO is a basket weaver who has studied with master artists learning different mediums and techniques. She rarely makes anything that resembles a basket. In 2015 her pieceZen II—will be shown at in St. Paul and the Fruitlands Museum at Harvard.

TALIA CERVETTI received her BFA in Painting, Drawing, and Textiles from California College of the Arts. She is a graduate of Bak Middle School and

Dreyfoos High School of the Arts and has exhibited her work throughout the San Francisco Bay area and South Florida.

MARK COHEN is a graphic designer, teacher, painter, and printmaker. His subject matter uses contemporary and past iconic figures from all walks of life. Most of his paintings are large scale, monochromatic works. His works study issues of anti-Semitism, genocide, and bigotry. Mark’s work reminds viewers that we should do everything possible to promote understanding toward all people.

JOHN CUTRONE is a writer, letterpress printer, and book artist based in Lake Worth where he is proprietor of Convivio Bookworks. He is the author of the Convivio Book of Days Blog. He is the Director of the Jaffe Center for Book Arts at FAU and a graduate of the MFA in the Book Arts Program at the University of AL.

SETH CZAPLEWSKI is experimenting with ceramic artwork in the public and makes site specific, mixed media work. His work has been included in exhibitions at the Kemper Art Museum, Contemporary Art Museum of St. Louis, and an upcoming show at the Albin Polasek Museum of Art.

DENNIS DEL MAURO started the Tidewater Gallery of Swansboro, NC, a small carving studio, 21 years ago. His work has published in Hunting and Fishing Collectible Magazine, displayed at the North Carolina Museum of history, and is shown at the Audubon Gallery in Charleston, SC.

MARY ELLEN DOHRS has a degree in industrial design from Pratt Institute and has worked in styling for General Motors and other product design in Detroit. She has extensive experience teaching figurative sculpture, specializing in action figure sculpture.

ROBERTA EHRENBERG, after retiring from a successful photography busi-ness, studied bead making and glass fusing with Camille Perrin at the Armory. She has since become a glass art teacher who does torch demonstrations.

JON FERNANS created a process for silk screening on leather and used it to develop a thriving business. The themes of Jon’s work range from the natural world to the spiritual, crafted in stones including turquoise, alabaster, granite, and marble. His work has been shown and sold throughout the East Coast of the US.

MARK FETTERLY, an actor and director, is the Director of the Boynton Beach HS Theatre Academy. He is a former Bak MSOA theatre teacher and judge with 13 years of proven results helping middle and high school students acquire acceptance to both Bak MSOA and Dreyfoos School of the Arts.

ADRIANA FICARELLI, born and raised in Brazil, has worked as a set designer assistant and set decorator in the television industry. Since 2011 she has been active at the Armory Art Center in the Jewelry Department, studying, teaching, and participating in exhibitions.

LEIGH FOY, a graduate of Rhode Island School of Design and AW Dreyfoos School of the Arts, is a teacher and animator whose work has been recognized by CERN, the Society for Neuroscience, the Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience, and the Imagine Science Film Festival. .

JACEK GANCARZ is a fine art and documentary photographer who has a B.S. from FAU and worked for Palm Beach Daily News. He participated in documentary workshops at Missouri and W.K. Universities. His work has appeared in the New York Times, Boston Globe, and Palm Beach Post.

RON GARRETT is an artist, printmaker, and educator with an MFA in print-making from Kent State University, and a BFA from Guilford College, Greensboro, NC. He studied at Ringling College of Art and Design in Sarasota, FL. He is the founder of Raga Press, a fine art printmaking atelier in Boca Raton, Florida. He has exhibited in numerous shows over the last 30 years. He was a visiting artist in Bangalore, India, where he curated a touring international exhibition of American printmakers.

SONYA GASKELL began painting in the 1980’s in the tradition of modern expressionistic realism under the influence of Neil Welliver and has continued in this style for the past 30 years. Recently, her style of thick ropy paint applied deftly in an almost out of control style has earned her awards, placements in shows, and high-end sales. Sonya teaches outdoor painting.

JENNIFER LOVE GIRONDA has a BFA and MAED from the School of Art and Design at East Carolina University and a National Board Teacher Certifi-cation. She teaches art at Lake Worth HS. Jennifer is a contributor for Art Hive Magazine and is represented by Gallery 2014 in Hollywood, FL.

LESA GOLTZ attended Dreyfoos School of the Arts, and has a degree in studio art and art history from NYU, and studied at the UM and FAU. Her main areas of expertise are sculpture and painting, however, she also works extensively in theater and performance art.

ISABEL GOUVEIA graduated as an Industrial Designer from the Arts Foun-dation Armando Alvares Penteado in Sao Paulo, and has an MFA in Visual Arts from FAU. She works in painting, printmaking, and new media. She was born and raised in Brazil and currently lives and works in Lake Worth, FL. She has received merit scholarships, grants, and awards and is an artist-in-residence at the Armory.

SANDRA GOVER has a BFA from Universidad National of Rosario, Argentina, and has twenty years of education experience. Sandra has also had the opportunity to exhibit her works in many shows both nationally and internationally.

JONATHAN GREENE earned a BFA from Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University. He worked as a cruise ship photographer, photographer’s assistant, production coordinator, and commercial photographer. Jonathan has done editorial work, music photography, and advertising images that have been published in national magazines. Jonathan has participated in art shows and led workshops for professional photographers.

GUSTAVO HOEFS began his career in 1981 working as a hobbyist at his Lake Worth home. He has studied at craft schools in Penland, NC; Atlanta, GA, and worked as a bench jeweler in Black Mountain, NC. He worked for jeweler and lapidary artist Mark Abbott in Columbus, OH. In 2005 Gustavo opened Beechwold Custom Jewelry, an exclusively custom bridal jewelry shop.

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HARLAN G. HOFFMAN graduated with a BFA from Brooklyn College in 1972. After two years of graduate school he began his own silkscreen printing business. He retired and began to paint, write, and teach. Harlan has worked in the Smithsonian and the Cooper Hewitt Museum in NY. He was on the faculty of FIDM and the Art Institute of Ca. In 2008 Harlan moved to West Palm Beach and began teaching at the Armory.

LISA JOHNSON graduated from Indiana University in Bloomington with an MFA in metalsmithing and jewelry design and has a BFA from Miami Univer-sity. Her artwork exhibits traditional methods found in metalsmithing and jew-elry. Lisa has been awarded several residencies and exhibits nationally and in-ternationally. Lisa is the Director of the Jewelry and Metalsmithing at the Armory.

KATHERINE KANITSCH has a BA from the School of Theatre, Florida Southern College. She has 20 years of experience as a theatre artist, educator, and director with professional acting and directing credits. Katherine has said, “Live theatre can transform, educate, evoke, provoke, and entertain. Nothing can compare to the magic of living, breathing storytellers live on stage who play characters that come to life in their imaginary worlds.”

LEORA KLAYMER-STEWART has a BFA and MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She was born in Jerusalem and worked in the artist’s village of Ein Hod, Israel, on a travel fellowship from the Art Institute of Chicago. She taught at Tyler School of Art where she established a Graduate Program in Fiber Arts. She set up the Llama Studios for Architectural Textile Art and began teaching courses in the Fiber Arts. She became a resident of Palm Beach where she has set up a studio and continues to develop her artwork.

TINA KRAFT received an MFA in 2012 from the NY Studio School, and studied under the British painter/ teacher Graham Nickson. Kraft lives in South FL where she finds inspiration from the light, air, and rhythms of the landscape. She has exhibited her work in NY, CA and FL.

MICHAEL LAS CASAS studied fine arts at the University of WI, Baraboo, and is a member of the Color Pencil Society of America and Florida Plein Aire Artists Association. He is experienced in watercolors, oils, pastels, screen-printing, graphic design, graphite, and color pencil. He was the art director for Palm Beach Funwear screen-printed apparel, Flipcity Graphix, and is the art editor for a local government agency.

JENI LICATA is a ceramics artist who has a BS degree in psychology from UCF. She has worked at Sandy Pines Residential Treatment Center, a children’s mental health hospital in FL. When working with children, she keeps her lessons fun and engaging as well as educational.

ANITA LOVITT has a degree with top honors in Illustration from University of the Arts. Her award-winning work includes paintings, children’s books, greeting cards, surface designs, and graphic design. She has done numerous public and private art commissions.

CLARENCE “SKIP” MEASELLE, who has taught at the Armory since its inception in 1986, has been featured in over 100 gallery and museum exhibitions, competitions, group shows, and solo shows throughout the US. He is best known for his work in photorealism and abstract illusionism.

RED MORGAN is a freelance photographer/photojournalist whose pho-tographs have illustrated stories for Time, Life, Newsweek, People, Forbes, Money, Esquire, Town & Country, and Sports Illustrated over the last 40 years. Working for magazines, corporations, and advertising agencies, he has shot a wide range of subjects and won many national awards. He is known for his compelling and evocative photographs of people which tell a visual story.

RAY P. NEUBERT is an artist whose art is a playful combination of word play, expressionism, and his own reality. His work is influenced by his father’s word play, comics of all genres, and heroic propaganda art. His NeuArt began combining drawing, colored ink, and word play on lined paper in saturated colors which he has advanced to acrylics on canvas. He has exhibited in Southeast FL, LA, Washington DC, and OH.

HOLLY ODESS is a master mosaic artist trained in the classical Italian style. In 2007 she completed the Master Mosaic Course at Mosaic Art School di Luciana Notturni in Ravenna, Italy, the Master Mosaic Course in the Orsini Factory in Venice in 2006, and studied mosaic art techniques at Hampstead School of Art. Her work reflects her classical Italian training, and her large-scale mosaics are installed in public places in Pembroke Pines and in Tampa, FL.

HUGH O’NEILL studied painting at the University of Ulster, Belfast City, Ireland. Collectors include Bank of America, a former USA world champion Olympic skating coach, and a former director of the Norton Museum of Art. His first one-man show on Worth Avenue, Palm Beach, FL was almost sold out in the first week of the show with collectors ranging from NY to Paris.

NZINGAH ONIWOSAN, whose pieces have been featured in the Huffington Post, on NBC, and Essence magazine, is an award winning visual artist, classically trained pianist, published poet, dancer, and jewelry designer. In 2008 she extend her work into the area of jewelry design. She specializes in metal clay and has an Art Clay Certification.

CAMILLE PERRIN holds a BA from the University of SC and has studied with award winning surface designers such as Marna Brauner and Yvonne Pocella. She has been a multi-media artist for over 35 years. Her glass pieces were incorporated into textile designs and fabric sculptures which were exhibited in a one-person show at the PBCC Fine Arts Gallery. She was the featured artist at the Beuafort Art Association in Beaufort, SC, and has been showing her work in local shows for over 15 years.

SAM PERRY has a MFA from FAU and is a recipient of the South Florida Cul-tural Consortium’s Visual Artists Fellowship. He teaches as an Adjunct Profes-sor of Studio Arts at PBA University, and he has work in the collections of Art in Public Places at PB International Airport and at the Norton Museum of Art.

GERSON RAPOPORT has a MFA from City College, City University of NY. Gerson has over 37 years of teaching experience in sculpture, ceramics, craft, and foundry work. He has produced commissions in private collections, synagogues, and public buildings.

MARK FRANCIS RUPPRECHT, specializes in graffiti art and has produced art since childhood because his mother owned an art gallery for over 25 years. Barry Schein, a recipient of an Emmy award for his work at NBC TV in New

York and an Eastman Kodak Professional Photographers award, is aa commer-cial photographer and educator whose works are in many private collections. He has worked for Fortune 500 companies and their advertising agencies. Both Nikon and the international journal Graphis have recognized his work.

BETH SLOAT received her BFA in Graphic Design from CO State University and worked as a bio-medical graphic artist. She has been a long-term student and teacher at the Armory and since 2001 has exhibited at numerous public venues, art galleries, with work in private collections. She teaches fundamentals of art to young children.

CHAD R. STEVE has a BFA from University of Wisconsin-Stout and MFA from University of Hawaii at Manoa. He worked at the University as an adjunct professor and a lab technician. Chad has instructed at a variety of institutions such as the Hawaii Potter’s Guild, and Honolulu Art Museum. He is an artist-in-residence at the Armory.

NANCY TART earned her BS in Studio Art from Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, NY, and her MAE from the Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, RI. She paints outdoors at many locations around Palm Beach County and over the past several summers she has enjoyed painting in Maine. Nancy has shown her work at The Society of the Four Arts, the Boca Raton Museum of Art, the Cornell Museum, and the Armory Art Center.

JOANNE URBAN has formal training in film and the wet darkroom and uses digital capture and Photoshop in the digital darkroom. She creates simple, structured images of the often-overlooked things in the world using in-camera images with her digital cameras and camera-less images with her flatbed scanner. Her work, produced on cotton rag papers with archival pigment inks reflects her attention to detail, form, and tone. Joanne offers custom printing, retouching, and restoration and teaches the camera-less, scanner-as-camera technique, Photoshop for photographers, and how to create master prints.

IZEL VARGAS has a BFA from the University of Texas – Pan American and an MFA from the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. Originally from Alamo, Texas in the Rio Grande Valley and raised in the U.S./Mexico border-lands, Vargas cites his upbringing as playing a vital role in his approach to making art. As an educator, Vargas has taught art to all age groups and is an instructor at FAU in Boca Raton, FL. He is an artist-in-residence at the Armory.

INGRID WEBSTER has served dozens of jewelers in PBC designing and repairing pearl jewelry. Ingrid has been working with beads since 1988 and has worked on countless high-end pieces from her clients in Palm Beach and beyond. Born and raised in Würzburg, Germany, Ingrid and her husband live in South Florida.

MARK WALNOCK, Director of Ceramics at the Armory, has a BFA with honors in Ceramics from the University of the Arts in PA. He has worked as an instructor and studio manager for various arts organizations including Penland School of Crafts, NC; Thompson Park Craft Center, Burlington County Community College, and Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts and Sciences in NJ. He has exhibited his work nationwide and at invitational shows in London and Japan.

RONALD SHAW received his BA from UCF. He began working at Rare Earth Gallery making custom order pieces and small pottery pieces. During his

residency with Cup Creek Foundation he helped build their anagama wood kiln. He teaches raku and wheel throwing and experiments with forms and alternative firing methods. Ron had an apprenticeship with Justin Lambert at Live Oak Pottery in Jupiter where they focused on wood and soda firing.

VICKI SIEGEL has a BFA from the University of IL and has been an art director and creative director in advertising in Milan, Chicago, and South FL. She is a Golden Artist Educator, a member of the NAWA, and a contemporary artist whose mixed media paintings, photography, and sculpture explore the connection between memory and reality.

ROXENE SLOATE holds a BA in Art History from Smith College and has studied at the Kansas City Art Institute and the New York Art Students League. She has worked with Graham Nickson, Philip Pearlstein, and Timothy Hawksworth. Roxene has exhibited in solo and group shows in NYC and FL.

STACY SOLLISCH is a graduate UF who received her Bachelor’s degree in horticulture. She has been a ceramic artist for 5 years, exhibiting and selling work at regional FL exhibitions including the WITVA show hosted by the Armory.

GISELE WEISMAN holds a Ph.D. in psychology and is a tenured college professor who has assimilated her world travels and study experiences into her repertoire of expressive art works. Works include 3-D fabric on canvas, sculptures, bronzes, and acrylic paintings. Gisele was selected as the Edgewood Artists in Residence two years running by the Blowing Rock Historical Society and has exhibited her artwork locally, nationally, and internationally.

SUSAN WILDERS has a BA from Palm Beach Atlantic University and has studied Chinese brush painting and Japanese sumi-e from two of the country’s foremost masters. She has been painting in the styles of the Edo Period and the more contemporary Lingnan School for over 20 years. Susan has taught throughout PBC and given lectures and demonstrations for the Norton Museum of Art. Her work has been in shows throughout Florida and at the Charles Summer Museum in Washington, D.C.

BARBARA WINKEL has a degree in Interior Design from the Fashion Institute of Technology in NYC. As a mixed media artist, she has exhibited her work at venues including the Palm Beach Airport Show and the Örebro Castle in Sweden. Barbara was named first place winner among professionals at the McMow Glass competition. Barbara integrates her digital photos into her work.

YING ZHOU is a ceramic artist who has exhibited at Clay studio in Philadelphia, Pewabic Art Gallery in Michigan, and the Toronto Art Exhibition. She has been a resident at the Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pewabic Pottery, and Red Logger Clay Art Center. She graduated in 1983 from Jingdezhen Ceramics Institute, China. Ying also specializes in Chinese painting and brush making.

GUEST FACULTY: CRAIG MCINNIS, President of Art Synergy, Art Director for The Event Group, Creative Director for Fright Nights at the South Florida Fairgrounds, and Theme Set Designer for the South Florida Fair, is a freelance artist with a career balancing commercial and fine arts. Craig’s artistic back-ground includes painting on numerous surfaces, illustrating, producing graphic design, creating storyboard art and props for motion pictures, apprenticing as a tattoo artist, and working behind the scenes at art shows.

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GIFTS OVER $50,000 Ms. Jacquelyn Grimm Mrs. Mary Montgomery Palm Beach County Commission GIFTS OF $25,000 - $49,999 Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Morrison Mr. David Veselsky & Mr. Ken Elias Mrs. Jan Willinger GIFTS OF $10,000 - $24,999 Mrs. Marie Adler-Kravecas Mr. and Mrs. Doug Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert Butler Edward T. Bedford Foundation Florida Department of State Division of Cultural Affairs Mrs. Simone Goldblum Hagen Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Torrence Harder Mrs. Mary Hulitar Dr. and Mrs. Jaime Lambrecht Dr. and Mrs. Ben Levy Mrs. Susan Lovejoy Mr. Chester Luby Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mason Mr. and Mrs. Donald Silpe Mr. and Mrs. William Soter GIFTS OF $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Scott BridgeMr. Gilbert Brownstone The Chastain Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cherner Mr. Orlando Chiang Mr. and Mrs. Michael Falk Mrs. Gale Freeman Henry Kimelman Family Foundation Ms. Alexandra Herz Mr. Jeff Koons

Ms. Ellen Liman Mrs. Lillian Miotto Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rabb Mrs. Marie Samuels United Way of Palm Beach County, Inc.Mr. Robert Wechsler

GIFTS OF $1,000 - $4,999 American Endowment Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William Aylward Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Backe Ms. Cynthia Bartosek Mr. and Mrs. Ted Baum Ms. Sandra Berg Mr. and Mrs. R. Hunter Cushing Ms. Cecile Draime First Republic Bank Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Bertram F. French Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gewirz Mr. and Mrs. Tom Giuffrida Mrs. Sylvia Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Haft Hilbert & Shirley Hendel Family Foundation Ms. Pepper Jackson Jerry’s Artarama, WPB Ms. Muriel Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Katz Mr. and Mrs. John Kessler Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lane Mr. John Maio Mr. and Mrs. Edward Masterman Mr. and Mrs. Peter May Mr. Roger Miller Mrs. Beverly Myers Ms. Jane Napier Mr. Vin O’Neill and Mr. Timothy Hollinworth Ms. Melissa Parker PJ Callahan Foundation, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Theodore Poritz Mr. and Mrs. Herman Porten

Publix Supermarket Charities Mr. and Mrs. Ed Robbins Mrs. Linda Rossbach Ms. Lois Rothberg Mrs. Carole Ruhlman Mr. Robert Spiegel Mr. James Swope and Mr. Scott Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Dom Telesco Town of Palm Beach United Way Mrs. Roselle Wayman Ms. Stephanie Wrightsman Zachs Family Foundation Mrs. Susan Zuckert GIFTS OF $500 - $999 Mrs. Carolyn Alper Mr. Jonathon Andrews Mrs. Diana Barrett Dr. Elizabeth Bowden Ms. Dana Brooks Ms. Cynthia Broydrick Dr. and Mrs. Robert Burger Carpenter Electric, Inc. Mr. Orlando Chiang Mrs. Monica Devoursney Ms. Patricia Duncan Mr. and Mr. Alan Eades Mr. and Mrs. J. Daniel Erneston Mrs. Marina Etingin Ms. Antje Farber Mr. Bruce Fischman Ms. Kathryn Fox Ms. Cynthia Friedman Mr. Barry Ginsburg Gold Coast HI-Lift Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gootrad Mrs. Arlette Gordon Ms. Virginia Griffin Mr. Richard Grossman Mrs. Kate Gubelmann

Ms. Emeline Haney Mr. and Mrs. Rick Herman Mrs. Cynthia Hochman The Honorable and Mrs. Harris N. Hollin Ms. Erica Howat JTK Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Katz Ms. Betty Kramer Mr. Robert A. Lewis Ms. Donna Long Ms. Fran Luckoff Mr. Louis Marotta Ms. Carole Martin Dr. and Mrs. John Merey Ms. Susan Nernberg Ms. Lois O’Brien Mr. Martin Pomerance Ms. Hillary Putnam Ms. Elizabeth Raese Ms. Robyn Reardon Mrs. Sona Reese Ms. Diana Revson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Santucci Mr. Alan Shayne Mr. Herb Siegel Ms. Dorothy Slover Ms. Patricia Toogood Mr. Michael Tyler Dr. and Mrs. Luis Vinas Ms. Tamara Watkins Ms. Susy Witt Ms. Lee Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Orator Woodward GIFTS OF $100 - $499 Ms. Emalee Andre Ms. Ashley Andrews Mr. Shanaka Aponso Mr. James Ballantine Mr. and Mrs. Damien BarrMr. Robert Barra and Mr. Kenneth Kane

Mrs. Carol Berliant Ms. Grace Brown Mr. Mark Burger Dr. Moise Burnett Mr. Chris Callahan Ms. Marilyn D. Cohen Ms. Sharon Coleman Mrs. Beatty Cramer Mr. Frank Beneento and Ms. Daniela Di Lorenzo Ms. Margaret Donnelley Ms. Patricia Duncan Empower a Child, Inc. Mr. Richard Fitzgerald Ms. Catherine Frantzis Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ganek Ms. Jennifer Garrigues Ms. Cloe Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Ray Golden Mrs. Arlette Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gottlieb Ms. Cheryl A. Gowdy Ms. Pat Greer Ms. Vicki Halmos Mr. and Mrs. Joel B. Hart Ms. Kim Harty Mr. E Hensley Ms. Kim Herrlinger Mrs. Gail Herter Mr. Harlan Hoffman Holyfield and Thomas, LLC Ms. Sue Hughes Ms. Jocelyn Javits Ms. Vickie Johnston Ms. Julie Johnston Ms. Robyn Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kane Mr. Marvin Kleeger Mr. and Mrs. Robert Koenig Mr. Allan Kroningold Mr. Robert Lagna Mr. Robert Lagna

Mr. Leonard Landsbaum Ms. Terry Last Ms. Sandy Levine Mrs. Joanne Little Mr. William Loggenberg Ms. Dena Lyons Mr. Oscar Maren Mrs. Elizabeth Matthews Ms. Ann Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. James Meany Ms. Barbara Missett Mrs. Pamela Acheson Myers Ms. Joan Navin Ms. Denise Nieman Mr. Michael Piccolo Ms. Patricia Raber Mr. Anthony Rinella Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Roe Mrs. Colleen Rogers Mr. Louis Rogow Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rosenberg Mrs. Frances Shelton Mr. Herbert Siegel Mr. Donald Smith Mr. Lawrence Sosnow Ms. Tracy Stern Mr. Jaime Stern Ms. Moyra Stevens Leora K. Stewart Ms. Nicole Sturgill Ms. Sandra Thompson Ms. Tracey Tooker Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Weisberg Ms. Norina Wolfe Dr. Mona Beth Wolpe and Mr. Charles Finkbeiner Mr. and Mrs. Art Wolpert Ms. Sheryl Wood Mr. Henry Wulsin

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S C H O O L P O L I C I E SThe Armory Art Center is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization. The following policies and measures are in place so we can continue to pursue our mission to inspire the creation and experience of art. Tuition fees cover only about half of the art school’s operating costs. The remainder of our budget is raised through grants, fundraisers, and donations, thereby subsidizing student tuition. When registering for any class at the Armory Art Center, students acknowledge the understanding of and agree to the policies listed below.

L IABILITYThe Armory will not assume liability for injuries that occur within the subject area where the student is enrolled. Upon registration for any course, the student assumes all reasonable liability from injuries related to the scope of the coursework being taught and releases the Armory Art Center from any liability claims related to any inju-ries and/or accidents that may occur. The student can be assured that every reasonable safety precaution is taken by the center. The Armory Art Center is not responsible for any artwork or personal items lost or stolen in the classrooms or lockers.

MEMBERSHIP Members are entitled to take an unlimited number of classes at the Armory and membership, renewed annually, is required of all students. The more classes you take, the greater the value of your membership, considering only about half of the cost to run the art school comes from tuition and lab fees with the remainder of our budget needs coming in from contributions, grants, and fundraising events.

REFUNDSA non-refundable registration fee equal to 10% of the course tuition is included in each course registration, excluding one day workshops and Pop-up Workshops. Students who withdraw from a course at least five (5) working days prior to the start of that course are eligible to receive a full tuition refund minus the registration fee. Students who withdraw from their course less than five (5) working days before the start of that course or once the course has started are not eligible for a refund. No refunds will be issued due to a student’s failure to attend class.

CANCELED OR MISSED COURSESThere are no make-up classes due to student illness, travel, or other reasons that are not the responsibility of the Armory Art Center. Students enrolled in courses which are canceled by the Armory due to lack of enrollment or instructor illness will receive a full refund. Every effort will be made to notify students at least 24 hours before the first class. The Armory reserves the right to substitute instruc-tors for any of its classes at any time.

CHANGES TO TRANSFERS & PRORATING POLICY In order to maintain the quality of instruction the transfer and proration policies have been changed. Students wishing to transfer from one course to another in the same session may do so prior to the second meeting of the course and only if space is available in class. If you do not attend a class, the Armory must still pay the teacher; therefore, classes paid for but not attended are not eligible for transfer or refund. Purchasing less than the full number of classes of a course is an option on a limited basis, but may not be less than 4 classes during one session. Other restrictions may apply.

DISCOUNTSPalm Beach County teachers receive a 25% discount on classes with proof of school ID. Youth (ages 14 - 18) receive a 25% discount on tuition for adult classes.

MULTIPLE COURSE DISCOUNT: A multiple course discount cannot be combined with any other discount. This discount only applies to 4 and 8 week classes. This discount does not apply when classes are pro-rated.

• Adult Students will receive a 20% discount on the tuition of additional courses (of equal or lesser value, exclusive of studio time, lab fees, model fees, or cost of materials purchased at the Armory) in the same session for the same student.• Parents of Summer Art Camp students receive 10% off adult classes during Sessions 5/6 only.• South Florida Basket and Fiber Arts Guild members get 20% off classes. Not applicable for Pop-up Workshops.• Ceramics League of Palm Beach County members get 20% off Master Artists Workshops.

PHOTOGRAPHYThe Armory Art Center reserves the right to photograph classes and events for use in marketing and public relations efforts on behalf of the Armory.

OPEN STUDIO TIMEOpen studio time is available only to students enrolled in an eight week course and within the Department in which they are enrolled (e.g. ceramics studio is available to Ceramics students). Studio time is purchased in 4 or 8 week increments; please refer to the current catalog for current rates. The hours of Open Studio time are specific to each department and monitor availability. Please see posted hours in each department area.

YOUTH CLASSES, CAMPS, AND WORKSHOPSRegistrants in any youth class must meet the age requirements speci-fied in the class description. Parents wishing to withdraw their child from Summer Art Camp, Winter, and/or Spring Break Workshops at least 1 week prior to the start of their week may do so and receive a full refund minus a 10% registration fee per child per week. No refunds will be given after that period.

YOUTH SCHOLARSHIPSTuition Assistance is available to qualifying youth students, based on their financial need. Assistance may be given to the same student only after 12 months of their last class at the Armory. The membership fee is not included. Visit: http://www.armoryart.org/scholarship for more details and to download the application. Parents, please send to registrar@armoryart.com:

• completed registration form• copies of all required and current documentation• options of two different classes for your child• Review of application requires 10 business days.

We offer a 20% discount off any adult class to high school or college students and Palm Beach County teachers. Membership and lab or material fees are excluded.

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R E G I S T R A T I O NMonday—Thursday: 8:30 am—9:00 pmFriday: 8:30 am—5:00 pmSaturday: 9:00 am—4:00 pmSunday: closed

G A L L E R YMonday—Friday: 9:00 am—5:00 pm Saturday: 9:00 am—4:00 pm

S E S S I O N S C H E D U L ESession 3: January 4 – February 27, 2016Session 4: February 29 – April 23, 2016Session 5: April 25, 2016 – June 18, 2016Sessions 6: June 20, 2016 – August 13, 2016Session 1: August 29 - October 22, 2016Session 2: October 24 – December 17, 2016

S T A F FKim Harty

Executive Director

Tristyn BustamanteDirector of Sculpture Department

Lisa Johnson Director of Jewelry and Metalsmithing

Robert Kendall, CPAChief Financial Officer

Daniel LehnertMaintenance Technician

Carolyn Lichtenberg Registrar

Garrett Lovett

Director of Operations

Jeanne Martin Director of Marketing

Liza Niles Director of Education & Exhibitions

Emily VasquezAdministrative Assistant

Mark Walnock Director of Ceramics Department

OFFICERSDavid VeselskyPresident

Nancy Albano LambrechtVice President

Jacquelyn GrimmSecretary

Robert WechslerTreasurer

MEMBERS AT LARGEMary MontgomeryLinda SilpeSally Ross Soter

BOARD OF DIRECTORSMarie Adler-KravecasAnn BrownOrlando ChiangSimone GoldblumJeff KoonsZelda MasonCarlos MorrisonVin O’NeillJan Willinger

EMERITUSMuriel KaplanJames Swope