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Mr. and Mrs. Robert LaneMr. and Mrs. David LeavittMs. Ellen LimanMacy's IncMs. Carole MartinMr. and Mrs. Edward MastermanMrs. Sydelle MeyerMs. Jane NapierMr. and Mrs. Michael NashPJ Callahan Foundation, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Theodore PoritzPorten Family FoundationPublix Supermarket CharitiesMs. Robin ReardenMs. Soula RifkinRotary Club of Palm BeachMs. Julie RudolphSabadell Bank and TrustMrs. Sally SiegelMrs. Marzena SilpeMr. and Mrs. Albert H. SmallMs. Tracy SternMr. and Mrs. Robert StillerWest Palm 100

BE SURE TO LOOK FOR ALL OUR NEW COURSESTHROUGHOUT THE CATALOG.

Stephen M. RabbPresident

James SwopeChairmanLinda SilpeVice-President

Nancy A. LambrechtSecretary

Robert WechslerTreasurer

Ann BrownGilbert BrownstoneSimone GoldblumJacquelyn GrimmBarbara KaplanJeff Koons

Chester LubyJoan Luby

Zelda MasonMary MontgomeryCarlos MorrisonSally Ross SoterStewart TabakinDavid Veselsky

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

MEMBERSHIP / REGISTRATION 1GREETINGS / DONORS 2SEASON CALENDAR 3 | 4 SPONSORS 5WEEK AT A GLANCE SCHEDULE 6ART ON THE GO / ART RELATED COURSES 7OPEN STUDIO TIME / ART SALON / ART GROUP 8 CERAMICS 9 | 10 DRAWING 11 | 12GLASS FUSING 13JEWELRY 14PAINTING 15 | 16 | 17PHOTOGRAPHY & DIGITAL ARTS 17 | 18 PRINTMAKING & FIBER ARTS 18SCULPTURE 19YOUTH 20 | 21 | 22

NEW Courses

VISIT OURGALLERY SHOPJEWELRYSCULPTURECERAMICSGLASSPRINTSGIFTSCARDSBOOKS

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Summer is full of fun things to do at the Armory!

We have a full complement of classes, Summer Art Camp and special workshops-look out for those on the website and on our e-newsletters. We are always looking for specialopportunities to offer to students to enhance their artist skills and enjoyment. The campus will be humming with over 700 kids at our Summer Art Camp. They will be getting hands-on exploring different mediums including photography, collage, ceramics and painting.

Upcoming exhibitions of art by our county’s young adults will be on view in May and include the Benjamin School’s AP Visual Art students (opening May 9) and Dreyfoos Schoolof the Arts Visual Art and Digital Media Senior students (opening May 17). Both of these exhibitions showcase the talent of teen artists.

Art Rock comes back to the Armory on May 10 from Noon to 6 p.m. This is an indie marketplace for artists and collectors of all types. Hundreds attend this event, so be sure tomake plans for this fun experience. First 100 people get a free swag bag. Admission is $5. There is plenty of wearable art, hang able art and just simply art of all kinds! Later in the Summer there are four student shows-Two open June 13: Printmaking, Digital and Related Arts and Drawing and Painting. This is your opportunity to have your worksexhibited at the Armory if you are a student here.

In July, Jewelry and Glass and Ceramics and Sculpture exhibitions will be held. These open on July 18. Students in these media are welcome to participate.We've been able to improve the facility in the past few months with the completion of an awning over the sculpture area. Taken out by a hurricane some years back, a gift from

Lillian Miotto has made its reinstallation possible. This will make the area more comfortable for sculpture students (and less wet!). Also, the AAC has purchased an aluminum scaffold.This will be useful for all the exhibitions we have, installation, light fixture adjustments and general cleaning. It is also far safer than other ways to get up high! Many generous donorshave helped in these projects and others to improve the facilities.

Sandra B. CoombsChief Executive

greetings from the chief executive

We would like to thank the following people for their generous support.

For more information about Contributions & Membership to the Armory Inner Circle please contact the Chief Executive.

The Armory Art Center is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, our charity of choice. Gifts are deductible as allowed by law.

$1000 and above $500 and above $250 and above

$10,000 and above

Mr. and Mrs. Scott BridgeEdward T. Bedford FoundationMichael and Annie Falk FoundationFlorida Department of State

Division of Cultural AffairsMs. Jacquelyn GrimmDr. and Mrs. Ben LevyMrs. Susan LovejoyMr. and Mrs. Chester LubyMr. and Mrs. Allen MasonMrs. Mary MontgomeryMr. and Mrs. Carlos MorrisonNational Endowment for the ArtrsMr. and Mrs. Stephen RabbMr. and Mrs. Donald SilpeMr. and Mrs. William SoterTourist Development Council

$5000 and above

Mr. and Mrs. Doug BrownMr. Gilbert BrownstoneMr. and Mrs. Robert ButlerMr. and Mrs. Norman GoldblumHenry Kimelman Family FoundationMrs. Mary HulitarMrs. Barbara Kaplan

and Mr. Rick KantorMr. Jeff KoonsDr. and Mrs. Jaime LambrechtMs. Donna LongMrs. Lillian MiottoMr. and Mrs. Carlos MorrisonMrs. Beverly MyersMr. James Swope

and Mr. Scott RobertsonMrs. Marie Samuels Mr. David Veselsky, JrMr. Robert WechslerZachs Family Foundation

Ms. Cindy AndersonMr. Allan AldridgeMs. Josephine BayardMr. Roger BenjaminMrs. Elizabeth BowdenMr. and Mrs. Elliot EisenMrs. Kristen FisherMr. and Mrs. Howard GanekMr. and Mrs. Larry GoldMr. and Mrs. Ray GoldenMs. Arlette GordonMr. and Mrs. Lionel P. GreenbaumMrs. Phyllis GreenbergMr. and Mrs. Richard GreenfieldMr. and Mrs. James GubelmannMs. Emeline HaneyMs. Helane HertzMr. Norman JacobsMs. Jocelyn JavitsMs. Paula Kassover

Ms. Linda AdelsonMs. Sharon AppleMs. Lori BergMrs. Carol BerliantDr. Sheila BuchbinderMr. and Mrs. George A. CloutierMrs. Kathleen ConlanMs. Denise Del RussoMs. Susan DoughertyMs. Kathryn FoxMs. Cynthia FreidmanMs. Kim FroudeMs. Joy GalesMs. Jennifer GarriguesMs. Stella GilrodMs. Hanna GolubMrs. Roberta GootradMrs. Allison HaftHolyfield and Thomas, LLCMr. Jeremy JohnsonMrs. Anida H. Johnson-CohenMs. Robyn JosephMrs. Jane KarpMs. Janet LevyMr. Robert A. LewisMrs. Marilyn LiebmanMs. Elise LippincottMs. Adriana Luchechko

American Endowment FoundationMrs. Mary Bryant McCourtDr. and Mrs. Robert BurgerMrs. Susan CushingEasel Art and Office CenterMr. Ken EliasMr. and Mrs. Alec EngelsteinMrs. Marina EtinginMs. Antje FarberMrs. Mary FreitasMr. and Mrs. Tom GiuffridaMr. Thomas GreenbaumMrs. Sylvia GreenbergMr. Martin GrussMr. and Mrs. Stuart HalpertMr. and Mrs. Torrence HarderMs. Claire HeiseJTK FoundationMs. Vickie JohnstonMrs. Jeanne KandersMs. Muriel KaplanMr. and Mrs. Stanley M. KatzMr. and Mrs. Richard KatzMr. and Mrs. John KesslerMr. and Mrs. Paul Kramer

A complete faculty directory with bioscan be found

online at www.armoryart.org/faculty

The Armory Art Center is a 501(c)3 non-profit.Tuition fees cover only 60% of the art school’soperating costs. The other 40% is raised throughgrants, fundraisers, and donations; therebysubsidizing student tuition. The following policiesand measures are in place so we can continue toserve our mission: “to provide high-quality visualart school and art gallery services that stimulatepersonal self-discovery and generate knowledgeand awareness of art as part of life.” By registeringfor any class at the Armory Art Center, studentsacknowledge understanding of and agree to thepolicies listed below:

CANCELLED OR MISSED COURSESThere will be no make-up classes provided due tostudent illness, travel, or other reasons not theresponsibility of the Armory Art Center. Studentsenrolled in courses which are cancelled by the Armorydue to lack of enrollment or instructor illness willreceive a full refund. If a class is cancelled, every effortwill be made to notify students at least 24 hours beforethe first class and full tuition will be refunded. TheArmory reserves the right to substitute instructors forany of its classes at any time.

HOLIDAYSFor classes that fall on holidays, it is up to the teachersand students to decide whether to hold classes orschedule a makeup class within the same session.

LIABILITYThe Armory will not assume liability for injuries thatoccur within the scope of the subject area for whichthe student is enrolled. By registering for any course,the student assumes all reasonable liability frominjuries related to the scope of the coursework beingtaught and releases the Armory Art Center from anyliability claims related to any injuries and/oraccidents that may or may not occur. The studentcan be assured that every reasonable safetyprecaution will be followed. The Armory Art Centeris not responsible for any artwork or personal itemslost or stolen in the classrooms or lockers.

OPEN STUDIO TIMEOpen studio time is available at the discretion of eachDepartment. Open studio time is only available when aclass is not in session in that space. See posted schedules.Open studio time is available to students for each sessiononly in the department in which the student is registered,e.g. ceramics studio is available to Ceramics students.Studio time can only be purchased in 4 or 8 weeksegments. See the current catalog for rates.

membership & student registration

When you choose to become a member of the Armory Art Center, your generous support atany level enables the Armory to continue offering excellence in visual arts educationalprogramming through exhibitions and studio classes to adults and youth. Membership isavailable at various levels. You must be a member to take classes.

REFUNDSA non-refundable $25.00 registration fee isincluded in each course registration, excluding oneday workshops and Art on the Go!. The non-refundable registration fee for Visiting Master ArtistWorkshops is $50. Students who withdraw from acourse at least five (5) working days prior to thestart of that course are eligible to receive a fulltuition refund minus the registration fee. Studentswho withdraw from their course less than five (5)working days before the start of that course ORonce the course has started are NOT eligible for arefund. No refunds will be issued due to a student’sfailure to attend class.

TRANSFERS AND PRORATINGStudents wishing to transfer from one course toanother in the same session may do so prior to thesecond meeting of the course and only if space isavailable. Individual classes paid for but notattended are "missed” classes and are not eligiblefor transfer or refund. Prorating is available at thediscretion of each department. Certain restrictionsapply. Please refer to the current catalog for details.

YOUTH CLASSES, CAMPS, AND WORKSHOPSRegistrants in any youth class must meet the agerequirements specified in the class description.Parents wishing to withdraw their child fromSummer Art Camp or Spring Break Workshops atleast 1 week prior to the start of their week may doso and receive a full refund minus a $50 registrationfee per child per week. No refunds will be givenafter that period.

DISCOUNTS• Palm Beach County teachers receive a 20%

discount on classes with proof of school ID. • Youth (ages 14 - 18) receive a 20% discount

on tuition for adult classes. • Multiple Course Discount: Adult Students will

receive a 20% discount on the tuition of additionalcourses (of equal or lesser value, exclusive of studiotime, lab fees, model fees, or cost of materialspurchased at the Armory) in the same session forthe same student. A multiple course discountcannot be combined with any other discount. Thisdiscount only applies to 4 and 8 week classes. Thisdiscount does not apply when classes are pro-rated.

• Parents of Summer Art Camp students receive10% off adult classes during Sessions 5/6 only.

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KUDOS...“This was the class that met and exceededmy expectations. If I had learned what youoffered years ago I would be a much betterpainter today.” ~ Betty S.Baker

“As a parent this is a great way to bondwith your kids and hope that it meets theirexpectations.” ~ Ashanta/O’Shanna

“Instructor was not only supportive,encouraging and respectful but amusingand well informed as well.” ~ BeverlyMarshall

“Love this place!!!” ~ Mark Mandel

“I feel that I am learning a lot. Martha isvery encouraging. She never finds fault,just suggests trying another way. I hope tocontinue painting with Martha. Paintinghas become a very important part of mylife.” ~ Renee Block

“My skills have dramatically improvedbecause of Ron’s care, suggestion, critique,generously offers discussion, demos to all- expanding our creativity and curiosity.

Sandra B. CoombsChief Executive

Mrs. Terry LastMr. and Mrs. Charles LazarusMrs. Betsy MatthewsMrs. Elizabeth MatthewsMr. and Mrs. Roger MillerMs. Joanna MyersMrs. Sona ReeseMs. Judi RichardsMr. and Mrs. Ed RobbinsMs. Lois RothbergMs. Michelle SandlerMr. and Mrs. Kenneth SantucciMs. Linda SonnenreichMs. Amie SwanMr. Thomas TribbyMs. Sarah TrulaskeRear Admiral Philip WhitacreMrs. Jan WillingerMs. Sheryl WoodMr. and Mrs. Donald Zuckert

Ms. Fran LuckoffMr. John MallenMs. Ann MaxwellMs. Barbara MissettMs. Irene MyersonMs. Jane Napier Mr. Larry OrbachDr. Annette RickelMs. Wendy RobertsMr. and Mrs. J.W. RoeMrs. Colleen RogersMr. and Mrs. Jack RosenbergMrs. Barbara RosenzweigMrs. Linda RossbachMrs. Carole RuhlmanMr. Sean RushMs. Judith SchomerMrs. Frances SheltonMs. Brenda StrausMs. Sandra ThompsonMs. Vivian WangMs. Daphne WeaverMs. Susy WittMs. Lee WolfMs. Norina WolfeMrs. Maureen WoodwardMs. Stephanie WrightsmanMs. Beverly Young


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Armory exhibitions are free and open to the public.

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april - august 2014 season calendarseason calendar april - august 2014

Exhibition of student artwork. Organized by the ArmoryArt Center.


Drawing and Painting Student ShowJune 14 - July 12, 2014

Opening Reception: Friday, June 13, 2014

Exhibition of work by Armory students in all media. Organized by the Armory ArtCenter.

Annual Student ShowcaseMontgomery HallMarch 29-May 3, 2014,

Jewelry and Glass Student ShowJuly 19 - August 16, 2014

Opening Reception: Friday, July 18, 2014

Armory Art Center: Student and Faculty ExhibitionNorthwood UniversityFebruary 17 - May 8, 2014Reception: Tuesday, February 25, 2014, 5-7pm

Artist-in-Residence ExhibitionGreenfield and East GalleryMarch 29-May 3, 2014,

Ceramics and Sculpture Student ShowJuly 19 - August 16, 2014

Opening Reception: Friday, July 18, 2014Art RockSaturday, May 10, 2014 12-6pm

K-12 Student ExhibitionMay 9-17, 2014

Exhibition of work in all media by local students in K-12. Exhibition organized by theArmory Art Center.

Art Rock is a cash and carry art show + indie marketplace featuring pop-surrealist,outsider, lowbrow, and street art alongside D.I.Y fashion, funky jewelry, and home decoitems. Art you'll want to buy made by accomplished and up and coming South Floridaartists. 55 booths full of affordable art you can hang on your walls, wear, eat, admire or evensip your coffee from. Showcasing art in all mediums including painting, sculpture, ceramics,printmaking, photography, fabric, edible art and more!

$5 admission, 12 and under free


Printmaking, Digital, and Related Arts Student ShowJune 14 - July 12, 2014

Opening Reception: Friday, June 13, 2014

Exhibition of work by Armory Artists-in-Residence produced during their eightmonth tenure include Lisa Johnson, Jewelry; Jessica Brandl and Josh Stover, Ceramics;Hiromi Katayama, Painting and Drawing and Maggie Finlayson, Sculpture. Exhibitionorganized by the Armory Art Center.

Dreyfoos School of the Arts Senior ShowMay 19 - 26, 2014

Exhibition featuring work produced by the graduatingseniors of the Dreyfoos School of the Arts. Exhibitionorganized by the Dreyfoos High School of the Arts.


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CLASS TITLE wednesday continued

4:30pm - 6:30pmBak Prep for Communication Arts

(3:30 – 5:30pm) (session 5 only)Bak Prep for Visual Arts (4 – 6pm)Drawing and Painting Basics Fashion Design (4:30-6:30pm)Rock the Wheel and Hand build

(4:30 – 6pm) (session 5 only)Sculpture for Kids (4:30 - 6:00pm)

6:00pm - 9:00pmAbstract Explorations (6-8pm)Beginning Wheel ThrowingCritique Forum (2nd Wed only)Drawing Fundamentals 102 (6:30 – 8:30pm)FILM: How Movies Became FilmFigure Drawing: Large ScaleHandbuilding 101 PlusMud and Mayhem!: Adult (1st Wed. of the mo.)Open Figure Sculpting GroupPainting: All Levels Photoshop 101

thursday9:30am -12:30pm

Botanical DrawingContemporary Painting WorkshopAdvanced Fused GlassFigure Drawing (Antich)Independent Study (Aufiery)Interm/Adv Wheel Throwing (session 5 only)Intro to the Digital Camera Introduction to Art Clay SilverJapanese Traditional Painting: Nihonga Raku and Saggar Firing (11am – 2pm)Romancing the Stone

1:30pm - 4:30pmBeginning Fused GlassMold & Mono Printing with Clay (session 5 only)Romancing the StoneWatercolor and Pastel Painting (session 5 only)

4:30pm - 6:30pm

Bak Prep for Visual Arts (4 – 5:30pm)Clay Construction (4:30 – 6:00pm) (3-5th grade)Developing the Photographer's EyeFascinating Artists Around the World (4:00 –5:30pm)Mixed Media Sculpture (session 5 only)Mud Club! (3rd Thursday only)

CLASS TITLE tuesday continuedCollage and Color Contemporary Painting WorkshopDrawing: All LevelsFigurative Sculpture: Concepts and PracticesHandbuilding 101 Jewelry Using Non-Traditional MaterialsPainting Outdoors: A Contemporary ApproachPrintmaking 101Stone Carving: Independent Study (session 5only)

1:30pm – 4:30pmBeginning Fused GlassExploring Acrylics (12:30 – 3:30pm)Fiber Arts Figure Painting GroupInterm | Adv Wheel Throwing

4:30pm - 6:30pmA Taste of Art (4-5:30pm)Bak Prep for Theater Arts (4 – 5:30pm)

6:00pm – 9:00pmArt Salons (6:30 - 8:30pm, 1st and 3rd Tues.)Drawing Fundamentals 101(6:30 - 8:30pm)Interm/Adv Wheel ThrowingIntro to SilversmithingPainting: Principles, Practice, PresencePainting ExistentiallyPhoto Salon (2nd and 4th Tues.)

wednesday9:30am -12:30pm

Advanced HandbuildingAdvanced Painting SeminarFigure Drawing (Aufiery)Independent Glass StudioIndependent Study: Clay SculptureJewelry:Independent Study Mixed Media Painting (session 5 only)Soda Firing Techniques Still Life Painting (session 5 only)Sumi Painting and Japanese Calligraphy

1:30pm - 4:30pmAbstract ExplorationsEgg Tempera Painting/Gilding (session 6 only)Figure Painting with Color (session 5 only)Independent Study: Clay Sculpture Oil Painting Power of Color: Creating Better Paintings Raku and Saggar Firing Realism Romancing the StoneWatercolor and Pastel Painting

mondayCLASS TITLE

9:30am -12:30 pmAdventures in Jewelry The Art of Life: PhotojournalismColor Theory (session 5 only)Drawing without BoundariesEgg Tempera Painting & Gilding (session 5 only)Illustration on ClayIndependent Glass StudioPainting ExistentiallyWatercolor 101

1:30pm - 4:30pm2D Design- Back to basics (session 5 only)Beginning Wheel Throwing Enameling Expressionistic SculptureIllustration on Clay (session 5 only)Intro to Silversmithing (3:00 – 6:00pm)Mixed Media Painting with Acrylic (Measelle)The Seven Principles of Zen in PaintingWax Works!

4:30pm - 6:30pmBak Prep for Communication Arts

(4 – 5:30pm) (session 5 only)Bak Prep for Communications and Theater

(5:30 – 7:00pm) (session 5 only)Bak Prep for Visual Arts (6 - 8pm)Clay Construction (K-2nd grade) (4:30 – 6:00pm)Digital Art and Design! (4:30 - 6:30pm)Explore Color (4:30 - 6pm)Exploring Fantastic Fiber Arts (4:30 - 6:00pm)Looking around Us

(3:30 – 5:00pm) (session 5 only)6:00pm - 9:00pm

8 Weeks of Art (meets at registration)The Anatomy of Graffiti Beginning Wheel ThrowingIntermediate Digital PhotographyIntermediate Drawing (6:30 - 8:30pm)Jewelry Using Non-Traditional MaterialsPrintmaking 101 (6 - 8:30pm)Upcycle: Creating New Forms from OldObjects/Images (session 5 only

tuesday9:30am -12:30 pm

Advanced Fused GlassAdvanced Painting SeminarThe Art of Chinese Brush Painting

week at a glancecourse schedule

CLASS TITLE thursday continued

6:00pm – 9:00pmTraditional/Academic Portraiture

friday9:30am -12:30pm

Creative Watercolor (select Fridays)Drawing “aux trois crayons”Figure Drawing & Sketch GroupGuided Study in Hand-built Clay My Little Artist & Me (9:30 – 10:30am)Photoshop 101

1:30pm – 4:30pmClassical Charcoal DrawingPainting 201

saturday9:30am - 12:30pm

Bak Prep for Visual Arts (9:30 – 11:30am) (session 5 only)

Beginning Wheel ThrowingDrawing & Painting Workshop (9:30am – 11am)En Plein Air Painting (Gaskell)Flash Fiction Sculpting (11:30am – 1:30pm)Mix It Up!My Little Artist & Me (9:30 – 10:30am)Oil Painting Saturdays are for Fusing

10:00amClay Construction, grades 3-5 (10-11:30am)Create a CharacterDreyfoos Prep for Visual Arts (10am - 12pm)First Saturdays, Art on the Go! (1st Sat only)

12:30pmClay Construction grades K-2 (12:30-2pm)Guided Study in Hand-built Clay (12:30 – 2:30pm)

Sponsored in part by The State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs and the Florida Council on Arts and Culture.

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1ST SATURDAYS!

art on the go!On the first Saturday of every month theArmory offers a special workshop just for kids!Children have fun learning various techniquesin a variety of media and leave with a finishedproduct at the end of each workshop. Allmaterials are included in the cost of tuition.

Instructor: various Time: 10:00am – 12:00pmTuition: $20Ages: K -5th Grade

art on the go!

Acrylic Techniques: Layering and Carvinginto GelsAcrylic Techniques: Abstraction UsingIridescent and Metallic PaintsBasic DrawingBookbinding Basics Chinese Brush Painting Collage and Color Crackle Paste Creativity without Limits Drawing “Aux Trois Crayons” The Figure in CostumeFusing in a Flash Hand Building BasicsImage Transfers: Using Acrylics & PhotographyIntro to Gesture and Contour DrawingIntroto Oil PaintingJapanese Traditional Painting IntroductionWorkshopJewelry 101Just Bead It!Outdoor Painting and DrawingPouring PaintPrintmaking 101SilverpointWatercolor BasicsWheel Throwing

art relatedCOURSES / FILMS / LECTURES

E2D Design- Back to basics Explore the formal elements of art – line, shape,

texture, value, and color. Create strong compositionsusing the principles of organization – unity, emphasis,balance, scale, space, and rhythm. Experiment withdifferent materials and apply techniques to constructcompositions that can engage and captivate anaudience. Discover how the artists of the 20th centuryused these elements of design.

Instructor: Janet Onofrey P10.1bDates: Monday 1:30 – 4:30pm

(session 5 only)Tuition: $300

8 Weeks of Art! Level: BeginnerCan’t make your mind up about what course to

take? Are you curious about trying something new?Or, would you just like to try out each art area? You cando it all in this eight week course that takes you on awhirlwind tour through the diverse curriculum weoffer. Each week will feature a project in one of thefollowing areas: ceramics: handbuilding; ceramics:wheel throwing; drawing; fiber art; jewelry; painting;printmaking; sculpture. Each week will feature aproject in one of the following areas:ceramics:handbuilding; ceramics: wheel throwing;drawing (two weeks); fiber art; jewelry; painting (twoweeks)

Instructor: various P9.1cDates: Monday, 6:00pm – 9:00pmLocation: Meet instructor at registration area each week Tuition: $300 Lab fee: $25

EHow Movies Became Film A strange thing happened in the last half of the

twentieth-century: movies which had started out asmass entertainment became "art" and movie palaceschanged into arthouse cinema. This course examinesthat changeover by screening eight landmark filmsand learning to appreciate films from an active, criticalviewpoint . Students will learn about specific filmtechniques and the social/historical context. Screenedfilms will include the following and more: Breathless;The Graduate; Rashomon; and The Seventh Seal.

Instructor: Karen Davis RA50.3cDates: Wednesday, 6:00pm – 8:30pmTuition: $90 for series, $15 per week

Paint with Friends! Bring your friends for a fun and interactive art

experience. Instructor will lead you through theprocess of creating a unique work of art that you cantake home! Enjoy a glass of wine, chat with friends, andhave fun! Materials, wine and light bites provided.Perfect as a girls night! Minimum of 8 people required.$40 per person. Select your own date and time!

Dates: Select your own date and time!Fee: $40 per person

Art on the Go! is a wonderful way forstudents to experience a specific technique,art area, or teacher. Whether you are a newstudent to art or a student new to an area ofart, you can dabble in the art area ortechnique of your choice. Try your hand atany of these one-time three-hour workshops.

The full list of Art on the Go!s are available online at armoryart.org.

All materials are included in the cost oftuition, unless otherwise noted.

Register in advance to ensure your space.

Student: Sylvia Patee

artSALONS

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Art SalonFIRST AND THIRD TUESDAYS

6:30-8:30 PMStimulating conversations with other artists, in a

relaxed setting. As a springboard to each of ourexplorations, professional artists from South Floridaare invited to present their work, talk about whatinfluenced them, and examine the work ofinfluential artists showing in museums andgalleries.

Our discussions cover the gamut ofcontemporary art themes, including conceptual,cultural, socio/political, environmental, race andgender focused and aesthetic practices, thematerials and techniques used to convey theseideas, and where we fit into the world ofcontemporary conceptual art. They’re also anopportunity to explore the practical side of beingan artist, of professional development and thesharing of useful resources.

Facilitated by: Elle Schorr

You must be enrolled in the currentsession to purchase open studio time in thedepartment in which you are enrolled. You canuse studio when a studio is unoccupied orbased on the posted studio time schedule (bydepartment). Contact the Registrar for acurrent schedule of open studio times. Openstudio time is purchased in 8 week increments.

OPEN PAINTING GROUP

Tuesdays 1:30 – 4:30pm

OPEN SKETCH GROUP

Fridays 9:30am – 12:30pm

Rates:Member:

$20 for one, $175 for 10 tickets

Senior Member (75+):$15 for one, $125 for 10 tickets

Non-Member: $25 for one, $225 for 10 tickets

Senior Non-Member: $20 for one, $175 for 10 tickets

THE MUD CLUB! (Ages 13-17)

If you like getting dirty, then this is the clubfor you! Students will have the opportunity towork in clay from a live model, in a relaxed andfun studio environment. Basic human anatomyand hand building skills will be discussed butstudents are encouraged to just have fun andget creative!

Clay and firing fees are included in the tuition. The Club will meet once a month!

$10 per event or $25 for 3 months.

OPEN FIGURE SCULPTING GROUP(All ages welcome)

Students will have the opportunity to workfrom a live model in either clay or on paper orboth! There will be a facilitator present who willbe responsible for setting the model pose andanswering any clay related questions. The feewill include 10 lbs of clay and the one timefiring fee. Registration in advance is suggested

as space is limited. $15 members, $20 non-members.

Wednesdays 6:00pm - 9:00pm.Group meets in the Kaplan Sculpture Building.

PRIVATE LESSONSMany of our talented instructors are

available for private instruction. Contact ustoday at 561.832.1776 x 13 to schedule a

session. Prices vary and a minimum of twohours is required.

Schedules at: http://www.armoryart.org/ArtSalonsVideos of past presentations at:

http://wwww.elleschorrphotography.com/salon-presentations.php

To be added to the mailing list, [email protected]

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

Email [email protected] for more details.

open STUDIO TIMEART AREA COSTCeramics $200Drawing | Painting $100Fiber Arts | Printmaking $100Jewelry $100*Sculpture $200*clay, stone, wax

Instructor: Leslie Albert

Instructor: Chris Riccardo

Photo SalonSECOND AND FOURTH TUESDAYS

6:30 - 8:30pmModeled after the long-running New York City

Photo Salon program, each week differentphotographer present work for critique andconversation. Facilitated by Robert Swinson.

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H A N D B U I L D I N GAdvanced Handbuilding

Level: Intermediate/AdvancedInterested in working independently yet want

regular contact with instructor to further yourcreativity and artistic vision? Bring your notebookand ideas to class and take your pinching, coilingand slab techniques to the next level. Play with theextruder and experiment with form. Instruction isgeared towards individuals’ ideas. Limit 15 students.

Instructor: Jessica Brandl C5.3aDates: Wednesday 9:30am –12:30pm

(session 5 only) Tuition: $300 Lab fee: $20Instructor: Bill Buchanan C5.6bDates: Saturday 12:30pm – 2:30pmTuition: $200Lab fee: $20

EGuided Study in Hand-built ClayLevel: Beginning/Intermediate

This class offers a concept of independent guidedstudy; allowing the student to brainstorm andconstruct works done in hand-built clay. Students havethe opportunity to work on individual projects througha series of guided critiques and hands-on help by theinstructor. Each project is conceived and carried out atthe participant’s own pace and level of expertise, withintermittent group and individual critiques using visualcues and discussion including instructor and peersupport. Students are immersed in the creative flow ofactual studio production by observation and critiqueof the instructor’s work in progress.

Instructor: Bill Buchanan C5.5aDates: Friday 9:30am – 12:30pmTuition: $300Lab Fee: $20Instructor: Bill Buchanan C5.6bDates: Saturday 12:30pm – 2:30pmTuition: $200Lab Fee: $20

Handbuilding 101 Level: BeginnerExplore what you can create using your hands! Learn

basic pinch, slab, and coil construction methods as wellas the use of molds. Decorative treatments will includestamps, slips, and stains. Students will also learn howto glaze and finish their pots using high-fire glazingtechniques. No previous clay experience is required,but please do not miss the first class! This class is aprerequisite for all clay classes. Limit 15 Students.

Artist In Residence: Jessica Brandl C6.2aDates: Tuesday 9:30am – 12:30pm

(session 5 only) Tuition: $300 Lab Fee: $20

Handbuilding 101 PlusLevel: Beginning/Intermediate

This class will explore the variety of hand-buildingtechniques used in functional and sculptural ceramics.Both experimental and traditional processes will betaught: pinching, coiling, slab building, extruding andcreating forms from a solid block of clay. We will alsoexplore a variety of finishes, slips, terra sigillata, under-glazes and glazes. Demos and directed projects will bepracticed and individual exploration will follow. Bringyour ideas and sketch book to class. Limit 15 Students.

Artist In Residence: Jessica Brandl C6.3cDates: Wednesday 6:00pm – 9:00pm

(session 5 only) Tuition: $300 Lab fee: $20

W H E E L T H R O W I N GBeginning Wheel Throwing Level: Beginner

For students with no previous experience on thepotter’s wheel, this course will introduce thefundamental skills necessary to center clay andproduce basic pottery forms like bowls, cylinders,mugs, vases, or planters. Learn about the balancebetween aesthetic and utilitarian considerations thatcan determine the difference between good workand great work. Limit 14 Students.

Instructor: Deborah Adornato C1.1bDates: Monday 1:30pm – 4:30pmTuition: $300Lab Fee: $20Artist In Residence: Tyra Forker C1.1c1Dates: Monday 6:00 – 9:00pmTuition: $300Lab Fee: $20Instructor: Ronald Shaw C1.3cDates: Wednesday 6:00 – 9:00pm Tuition: $300Lab Fee: $20Instructor: Michael Blair C1.6aDates: Saturday 9:30am –12:30pmTuition: $300Lab Fee: $20

EIllustration on ClayInterested in adding rich and meaningful surface

design to your ceramic work? In this class students willbring 2D and 3D together as we explore ways to createnarrative illustrations and patterns on wheel thrown orhand built ceramic forms! Weekly demos will cover sliptransfer techniques, stenciling, stamping, slip inlay,laser decals wax resists and much more.

Instructor: TBD C15.1aDates: Monday 9:30am – 12:30pmTuition: $300 Lab Fee: $20

EMold and Mono Printing with ClayCeramic mold and mono print will be investigated

through the processes of hand modeling, slump moldmaking, printing and drawing. Forms will begenerated by hand building and single piece molds.Surfaces will be explored though various ceramicprinting and drawing techniques in all stages of clay:unfired, fired, and glazed. As a class we will be workingwith low-fire glazes, slips, over glazes and decals tocreate layers of imagery.

Artist In Residence: Jessica Brandl C22.4bDates: Thursday 1:30pm – 4:30pm

(session 5 only)Tuition: $300Lab Fee: $20

EUpcycle: Creating New Forms from OldObjects/Image

Through the process of mold making we willtransform found objects into new forms, giving newmeaning and function to the original object. Additionaltechniques to compliment the forms created will be ahost of surface decoration techniques: slip decoration,stenciling, sgraffito, pounce pattern and simple screen-printing on clay.

Artist In Residence: Jessica Brandl C22.1cDates: Monday 6:00pm - 9:00pm


ESoda Firing Techniques Level: Inter./Adv.For students of both the wheel and hand building,

this class will focus on the atmospheric technique ofsoda firing. Students will be introduced to slips andglazes and different methods of application.Discussions will include the best forms and objects forsoda firing and how placement in the kiln has an effecton the final piece. Students will be encouraged to learnall aspects of the firing of the soda kiln. Firing scheduleswill be arranged so they coincide with class times.

Instructor: Michael Blair C1.3aDates: Wednesday 9:30am –12:30pmTuition: $300Lab Fee: $20

ceramicsAll ceramic classes are held in the Muriel S. Kaplan sculpture building.

All Clay prices for Ceramics: $25Available Clay: Phoenix | B-Mix | Porcelain

For safety reasons students must purchaseand use only clay made available through theArmory Art Center.These clay prices include 1bisque firing, studio glazes and 1 glaze firing.These prices apply to the clays used in theceramics studio only.

Re-fires are an additional fee.

Intermediate | Advanced Wheel ThrowingDesigned for students with prior experience on

the wheel, this course will offer students a chance todevelop and improve technical throwing skills.Students will also practice new techniques to alterand embellish thrown forms using a variety of toolsand methods. Explore glazing and firing processes,discuss historical and contemporary ceramics, andcontinue to generate new work on a moreindependent level with regular interaction withinstructor. Limit 14 Students

Instructor: Deborah Adornato C2.2bDates: Tuesday 1:30pm – 4:30pm Tuition: $300 Lab Fee: $20

Instructor: Deborah Adornato C1.2cDates: Tuesday 6:00pm – 9:00pm Tuition: $300Lab Fee: $20

Artist In Residence: Jessica Brandl C1.4aDates: Thursday 9:30am –12:30pm


R A K U & S A G G A RRaku and Saggar Firing Level: All

Get ready for the heat and learn the art of Raku.Experiment with Raku glaze techniques andalternative firing methods using saggars, sawdustand horse hair. While there will be time to make newforms in class, students are encouraged to bring 4bisque objects for glazing and firing. This coursefocuses on the firing and glazing techniques. Firingschedule is contingent on quantity of work. Studentsshould have basic knowledge of clay and be able towork somewhat independently. Limit 8 Students.

Instructor: Ronald Shaw C8.3bDates: Wednesday 1:30pm – 4:30 pm Tuition: $300 Lab fee: $20Instructor: Ronald Shaw C8.4aDates: Thursday 11:00am – 2:00pmTuition: $300Lab Fee: $20

Student: Lou Spitz

Student: Rosemary Harder

Artist in Residence: Maggie Finlayson


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E2D Design- Back to basics Level: AllExplore the formal elements of art – line, shape,

texture, value, and color. Create strong compositionsusing the principles of organization – unity,emphasis, balance, scale, space, and rhythm.Experiment with different materials and applytechniques to construct compositions that canengage and captivate an audience. Discover how theartists of the 20th century used these elements ofdesign.

Instructor: Janet Onofrey P10.bDates: Monday 1:30 – 4:30pm


EBotanical DrawingYou never really see an object closely until you try

to draw it. Discover wonders of your garden that youpass by every day. Drawing flowers, leaf shapes andinsect wings. Not only will your whole vision offlowers change, but also this course will help toimprove your drawing skill!

Artist in Residence: Hiromi Katayama D6.4aDates: Thursday 9:30am - 12:30pmTuition: $300

Classical Charcoal Drawing Level: AllThis class will teach how to use charcoal to create

classical realistic drawings. Charcoal is an incrediblyversatile medium for creating either sketchy orsmooth polished drawings that resemble paintings.This class will explore different types of charcoal, avariety of papers, and tools for manipulatingcharcoal. Learn how to light and compose subjectmatter, create three dimensional forms on a flatsurface, and create various effects. The instruction isone on one and will enhance the skills of bothbeginner and advanced students.

Instructor: Eric Bossik D31.5bDates: Friday 1:30pm – 4:30pmTuition: $300

Drawing Fundamentals 101 Level: BeginnerThis course will teach you the basics of drawing:

line, shape, shade, perspective and proportion. Wewill learn how to make 2-dimensional shapes look 3dimensional. We will use simple materials: pencils,charcoal and pen and learn each mediums uniquequalities. As the saying goes, “Your paintings are onlyas good as your drawings. “ Drawing is the absoluteessential to all visual art mediums. When you knowhow to draw, you can learn any other medium.

Instructor: Michael Las Casas D9.2cDates: Tuesday 6:30 – 8:30pmTuition: $200

Drawing: All LevelsIn this class, you will begin to understand the

essential importance of drawing in Fine Art and gainthe skills and techniques for basic drawing. Joinothers to enjoy your special time getting new hobbyor getting your existing professional technique tothe all-new level. Drawing starts with the properpencil use and the right paper choice all the way tointroduction to the most advance methods ofdelivering gallery quality professional drawing.Composition, perspective, design as well as a correctpresentation of your artwork will be covered. Youwill be able to work with the model in this class.

Instructor: Nune Asatryan D7.2aDates: Tuesday 9:30am – 12:30pm Tuition: $300Model Fee: $36

Drawing Fundamentals 101 Level: BeginnerThis course will teach you the basics of drawing:

line, shape, shade, perspective and proportion. Wewill learn how to make 2-dimensional shapes look 3dimensional. We will use simple materials: pencils,charcoal and pen and learn each mediums uniquequalities. As the saying goes, “Your paintings are onlyas good as your drawings. “ Drawing is the absoluteessential to all visual art mediums. When you knowhow to draw, you can learn any other medium.

Instructor: Michael Las Casas D9.2cDates: Tuesday 6:30 – 8:30pmTuition: $200

OPEN SKETCH GROUPFriday 9:30am -12:30pm

Work with a live model (withoutinstruction). Start with quick sketchesof three minutes, then conclude withlong poses of 20 minute intervals.

Drawing materials limited tocharcoal, pastel, and pencil. *No wetmedia!

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drawing EDrawing Without Boundaries Level: AllThis is a studio-based class for students at all levels

interested in wide variety of drawing techniques.Through demonstrations and individual guidance,students will learn fresh ways to approach endlesspossibilities using diverse drawing materials such aspencil, pen, inks, color pencils and sometimeswatercolor using stencils, stamps and some collageelements. If you are interested in deepening andexpanding your drawing horizons, loosening up,working on personal artistic development andhaving a great time, you will enjoy this class!

Instructor: Nune Asatryan D7.1aDates: Monday 9:30am – 12:30pmTuition: $300

EDrawing “Aux Trois Crayons” Level: AllThe practice of drawing with a few select colors of

‘chalk’ is traditionally referred to as ’Drawing AuxTrois Crayons’ (drawing with three crayons) and hasbeen used since the early Renaissance. This methodrefers to a drawing done with black, red (sanguine)and white typically on toned paper. Adding the useof white to create precise highlights, red to addwarmth and black to create deep values provides forrich range of expression in a drawing. Students willpractice this method and development a proficiencyin rendering objects and the human form.

Instructor: Leslie Albert D5.5aDates: Friday 9:30am – 12:30pm

4 WEEKS, starting on May 2Tuition: $160

EFigure Drawing Large ScaleBreak out of the box and draw the figure bigger!

In this class we will use gesture and contourdrawings to draw from the life model at a large scale.With a focus on composition, proportion and valuescale, students will work towards longer poses usinga 24 x 36 format or larger. This will provide studentswith an opportunity to see shapes, forms and planeswithin the figure and environment and render themaccordingly.

Instructor: Leslie Albert D5.3cDates: Wednesday 6:00pm - 9:00pm Tuition: $300Model fee: $96

Figure Drawing Level: All Students will develop their personal style in a

variety of techniques and use various drawingmaterials. There will be an emphasis on markmaking, proportion, foreshortening, and perspectiveof the figure. Limited to 8 students.

Instructor: Miroslav Antich D1.4aDates: Thursday 9:30am – 12:30pmTuition: $650Model fee: $96

Instructor: Leslie Albert

Figure Drawing Level: All This course will enable you to draw with

confidence. We will focus on basic perceptual skillsand see the relationship between forms, volume,weight, mass and how they relate to each other.Drawing scaled up to life size, this course can greatlybenefit beginning to advanced students.

Instructor: Dennis Aufiery D8.3aDates: Wednesday 9:30am – 12:30pm

(session 5 only) Tuition: $375Model fee: $96

EIntermediate Drawing Level: IntermediateThis class is a continuation of drawing 101 & 102

Fundamentals. You will be able to choose themedium and subject matter and spend the classtime exploring the different techniques and skillslearned in earlier classes. A still life will be set up oryou may bring your own images/objects to drawfrom. You will learn how to start and complete a"finished" drawing you would be proud to hang up.

Instructor: Michael Las Casas D9.1cDates: Monday 6:30 - 8:30pm Tuition: $200

Traditional/Academic Portraiture Students are instructed on how to achieve a

likeness and the formal elements of drawing aportrait subject. Students will learn and applyfundamental drawing skills while also looking atportrait drawing in terms of academic drawingprincipals.

Instructor: Sean S McGraw D6.4cDates: Thursday 6:00 - 8:00pmTuition: $200

Instructor: Diane Young


Adventures in Jewelry Level: Beginner / IntermThis class will be devoted to new and exciting

projects that will use metal working to broadenstudents’ creativity. The focus of this course will beon using your own designs to create one of a kindjewelry pieces. Demonstrations on the application ofetching, enameling, and casting will be covered.While the school supplies some tools, students areexpected to bring their own hand-tools and supplies.

Artist in Residence: Lisa M. Johnson J5.1aDates: Monday 9:30am - 12:30pmTuition: $300Lab Fee: $30

EEnamelingEnameling is an old technique used to enhance metal,

glass, or ceramics. It involves firing powdered glass overvarious surfaces, in kilns or with a torch. We’ll learn howto make jewelry or small decorative objects coated withenamel. In the process we’ll discover how to makecopper, silver or steel come alive with color and sheen.

Instructor: Andrea Janosik J10.1bDates: Monday, 1:30 – 4:30pm Tuition: $300Lab Fee: $30

jewelry All jewelry classes are held in the Levy Jewelry Studios located in the main building.

Independent Study Level: Interm./Adv.Students will design and work on their own

jewelry projects with guidance from the instructor. Artist in Residence: Lisa M. Johnson J16.3aDates: Wednesday 9:30am - 12:30pmTuition: $300Lab Fee: $30

EIntroduction to Art Clay SilverWelcome to the wonderful world of Art Clay

Silver. In this class, you’ll learn the basics ofworking with this fun, exciting and trulyinnovative clay. You’ll shape, carve, add textureand even fire your piece with a torch… turning itinto a one-of-a-kind fine silver pendant that’syours to keep. All materials included, as well asuse of instructors tools.

Instructor: Nzingah Oniwosan JW11.4aDates: 4/24: 9:30am-12:30pmTuition: $60 each dateInstructor: Nzingah Oniwosan J11.4aDates: Thursday 9:30am-12:30pmTuition: $300

EXPANDED OPEN STUDIO TIMES! Call for information.

Introduction to Silversmithing Level: Beginner

This class introduces the student to the art ofjewelry making through the use of hand tools,torches, flex shafts, polishers and more. Throughpersonal instruction, demonstrations, and hands onexperience, students will learn how to lay out, drill,pierce, file, form, solder and polish sterling silver.Every student will develop their own design to createjewelry that includes the basic hinge, bezel andsurface settings, chain making, and clasps. Whilesome tools are supplied by the school, students areexpected to bring their own hand tools and supplies.

Artist in Residence: Lisa M. Johnson J5.2cDates: Tuesday 6:00pm – 9:00pm Tuition: $300Lab Fee: $30Artist in Residence: Lisa M. Johnson J5.1bDates: Monday 3:00 – 6:00pmTuition: $300Lab Fee: $30

Jewelry Using Non-Traditional MaterialsLevel: All

Explore what you can do without metal! Studentswill learn to incorporate materials apart from metalto create unusual and contemporary jewelry usingfound objects, paper, fabric, leather, and more! Findyour own new ways to connect with or withoutgluing, cold connections or also soldering. Bring yourthinking cap! While some tools are supplied by theschool, students are expected to bring their ownhand-tools and supplies.

Instructor: Andrea Janosik J10.2aDates: Tuesday, 9:30am – 12:30pm Tuition: $300Lab Fee: $30Instructor: Andrea Janosik J10.2bDates: Tuesday, 1:30 – 4:30pm Tuition: $300Lab Fee: $30Instructor: Andrea Janosik J10.2cDates: Monday 6:00 – 9:00pm Tuition: $300Lab Fee: $30

Beginning Fused Glass Level: BeginningThis course will give those interested in glass

fusing a solid foundation. Basic cutting techniques,shop safety, cold working with various apparatus,materials and glass characteristics will be exploredto create functional glass & jewelry pieces, includesfull and tack fusing, and slumping. Students mustwear closed toe shoes. Limited to 6 students.

Instructor: Camille Perrin G12.2bDates: Tuesday 1:30 pm – 4:30pmTuition: $265Lab Fee: $65, additional firing fees may apply

Instructor: Camille Perrin G12.4bDates: Thursday 1:30pm – 4:30pmTuition: $300Lab Fee: $65, additional firing fees may apply

Advanced Fused Glass Level: Inter. /Adv.This course will explore advanced techniques in

warm glass including slumping, relief fusing, andinclusions; while working on your own design tocreate a body of work. Advanced knowledge of glasscutting techniques and all cold working apparatus isrequired. Students must wear closed toe shoes.Limited to 6 students.

Instructor: Camille Perrin G14.2aDates: Tuesday 9:30am – 12:30pmTuition: $300Lab Fee: $65, additional firing fees may applyInstructor: Camille Perrin G14.4aDates: Thursday 9:30am – 12:30pmTuition: $300Lab Fee: $65, additional firing fees may apply

All glass fusing courses are held in the GlassStudio located adjacent to Montgomery Hall. glass fusing

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EExceptional Glass & Silver JewelryWorkshop

Use your basic metal working skills and your glassworking skills to combine these elements into anoutstanding work of wearable art. Andrea will help youdesign amazing earrings, pendants made with fusibleglass, silver, leather and found objects. We will beadding enamels, frits, micas as well as glass paints justto make it all more interesting. Woven cords andinteresting findings will all be part of the fun! As oneof our most popular jewelry instructors, this is a greatopportunity to take advantage of Andrea’s greatdesign skills and to discover new possibilities incombining elements to make truly exceptional jewelry.Existing glass students will make cabochons prior toclass, however premade glass cabochons and freeforms will be available. Class will be limited to 6students. Please bring any tools, silver wire andfindings you want, all glass tools will be provided. Closetoed shoes are required.

Instructor: Andrea Janosik JW12.6aDates: May 2 and 3, 9:30am – 3:30pm

July 11 and 12 9:30am – 3:30pmTuition: $300Lab Fee: $150, additional firing fees may apply

EFlameworking/Torchworking WorkshopWarning! This is addictive – plan on having a great

time learning some exciting new skills. Come learn thebasics of the flame to make gorgeous beads and smallornaments. This class will take students through everyprocess of torch work including safety first, setting upyour work station, tools and materials. Then right tomaking small works of art, the annealing process andending with final cleaning, cold working, analysis andcritique. Students will purchase their basic supplies ina kit; rods, hot head torch and torch bracket, mandrels,bead release, paddles, marvers, UV/IR safety glasses,fiber blanket etc., which will cover the class projectsand will enable students to work at home as well as atthe Armory on future “open torch days”. This is a greatclass for all levels of glass workers. Mapp gas will beprovided for class projects. Class will be limited to 8students. Bring your own lunch-close toed shoes andcomfortable clothes!

Instructor: Roberta Ehrenberg and Camille Perrin GW12.5a

Dates: TBDTuition: $150

Flamework Beads | Instructor: Roberta Ehrenberg

Independent Glass Studio Level: Inter./Adv.For current students who would like a more

intense studio experience, individual projects will bedeveloped, advanced techniques explored in asmaller, more private studio setting. Students mustwear closed toe shoes. Registration is limited to 6students.

Instructor: Camille Perrin G16.1aDates: Monday 9:30am - 12:30pmTuition: $48 per class, pay as you goInstructor: Camille Perrin G16.3aDates: Wednesday 9:30am – 12:30pm Tuition: $48 per class, pay as you go

Saturdays Are For Fusing Level: All This class is perfect for glass fusing enthusiasts

who cannot attend weekday classes. This course willgive those interested in glass fusing a solidfoundation. Basic cutting techniques, shop safety,cold working with various apparatus, materials andglass characteristics will be explored to createfunctional glass & jewelry pieces, includes full andtack fusing, and slumping. Students must wearclosed toe shoes. Limited to 6 students.

Instructor: Camille Perrin G17.6aDates: Saturday 9:30am – 12:30pm Tuition: $48 per class, pay as you go


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The Anatomy of Graffiti Level: AllThis class will help students explore different and

new materials and techniques. Take an in-depth lookat different skills and styles of current artists aroundthe world. Apply them to find one's own style orutilizing to current and future works. Students willlearn how to use: spray paint, stencils, paste ups,stickers, markers, and many other items. Workingfrom the massive to the miniscule. Students of anylevel, and style are welcome!

Instructor: Charles Bane P15.1cDates: Monday 6:00pm – 8:00pm

(session 5 only) Tuition: $200

The Art Of Chinese Brush Painting Level: AllLearn basic elements of Chinese brush painting

and master stroke techniques, such as flower, birdand landscape. You will experiment with line andelaborate style on Chinese paper and silk..

Instructor: Susan Wilders P35.2aDates: Tuesday 9:30am – 12:30pmTuition: $300

EColor TheoryThrough a series of lessons, students become

familiar with the mixing and interaction of color andits uses. Develop your ability to distinguish color andvalue through direct observation of a still-life. Learnto see color as values by creating value scales andexplore the wondrous advantages of a limitedpalette. This is a basic building block for painting inany medium. me of the fun techniques you will learnto master.

Instructor: Janet Onofrey P11.1ADates: Monday 9:30am – 12:30pm Tuition: $300

Contemporary Painting Workshop Level: Interm/Adv

Students will explore abstract issues in contemporarypainting. Critical concepts of contemporary art andtechniques will be covered. Personal expressionencouraged. Appropriate for all media.

Instructor: Sam Perry P5.2aDates: Tuesday 9:30am – 12:30pm Tuition: $300Instructor: Sam Perry P5.4aDates: Thursday 9:30am – 12:30pmTuition: $300

EAbstract Explorations Level: AllThis Class will focus on seeing and not just looking.

We will incorporate found objects that are normallydiscarded, and witness how the ideas of objects playin the creation of Art. Above all, art making should befun making. This will be a stress-free class! uld be funmaking. This will be a stress-free class!

Instructor: Gary Antonio P40.3bDates: Wednesdays, 1:30pm – 4:30pm

Session 5: 4 WEEKS (class starts April 30)Tuition: $160 Instructor: Gary Antonio P40.3cDates: Wednesday, 6:00 – 8:00pmTuition: $200

Advanced Painting Seminar Level: Int. | Adv.This course is a studio style workshop for artists

already working independently who want professionalfeedback on a regular basis. Emphasis will be ondeveloping a personal approach and distinctive style inpainting through discussions of contemporary art andcurrent happenings in the art world. Come in with someideas of what you want to paint, to discuss the bestapproach for you. Limited to 8 students.

Instructor: Miroslav Antich P23.2aDates: Tuesday 9:30am – 12:30pm Tuition: $650 Instructor: Miroslav Antich P23.3aDates: Wednesday 9:30am – 12:30pm Tuition: $650

painting

Egg Tempera Painting and Gilding Level: All

One of the most ancient techniques andincreasingly popular today, egg tempera isrenowned for its luminosity and the ability to createcountless textures, glazes, and scumbles in a singlesession. It is ideal for rendering portraits, the humanfigure, still-lifes, and landscapes. All aspects of themedium will be covered from the mixing of paintsfrom dry pigments, under painting, glazing, andwater-gilding, to the embellishment of gold leaf withdesigns, pattern and gems. Combining both Easternand Western traditions, this class will include in-depth instruction, critiques, and demonstrations.

Instructor: Scherer and Ouporov P30.1aDates: Monday 9:30am - 12:30pm

(session 5 only) Tuition: $300Lab Fee: $50Instructor: Scherer and Ouporov P30.3aDates: Wednesday 9:30am - 12:30pm

(session 6 only) Tuition: $300Lab Fee: $50

EExploring Acrylics 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.

Instructor: Vicki Siegel P3.2bDates: Tuesdays, 12:30 – 3:30pm

4 WEEKS (starting on April 29)Tuition: $160

Figure Painting and Drawing: The ClassicalMethod

This class focuses on painting the human figure in theclassical atelier method—a system practiced in theRenaissance up until the 19th century and in growingdemand today. Anyone, from beginners to moreexperienced artists, can benefit from this training.Working from the nude model, this course teachesstudents a progressive form of representational figurepainting and drawing. Building on a preliminary drawing,students will learn how to develop a figure study throughlayered stages, and create accomplished figure paintingsand drawings. Proportion, light, value, spatialrelationships, harmonic design principles, anatomy, andcolor theory will be emphasized. Choose your preferredmedia: oils, acrylic, pastels, charcoal, or graphite.

Instructor: Scherer and Ouporov P31.3bDates: Wednesday 1:30 – 4:30pm

(session 6 only) 6 WEEKS (class starts June 25)

Tuition: $230

Figure Painting with Color Level: All

In this class we will focus on your ability to draw withpaint, use color structurally and paint the figure withconfidence. This is a contemporary approach tocomposition and color that is inclusive of abstractpainterly sensibilities, while being true to visualexperience. A continuous pose will be set up forstudents to develop a deepened understanding of form.

Instructor: Dennis Aufiery P8.3bDates: Wednesday 1:30pm – 4:30pm

(session 5 only) Tuition: $375Lab Fee:: $96

Independent Study Level: Interm/Adv

This seminar format is for students workingtowards a cohesive body of work in any medium. Itinvolves individual discussion with the instructor andgroup critique. Whether your work is abstract,figurative or otherwise, we will work on how youdevelop your images through interpretation,perception and imagination.

Instructor: Dennis Aufiery P9.4aDates: Thursday 9:30am – 12:30 pm

(session 5 only) 4 WEEKS(class meets May 1, 15, 29, June 12)

Tuition: $190

EPainting: All LevelsIn this class, you will begin to understand the essential

importance of painting in Fine Art and gain the skills andtechniques for basic painting. Join others to enjoygetting new hobby or getting your existing professionaltechnique to an all new level. Painting starts with theproper brush and an introduction to advanced methodsof delivering gallery quality professional paintings.Composition, perspective, design as well as correctpresentation of your artwork will be covered.

Instructor: Nune Asatryan P7.3cDates: Wednesday 6:30pm – 8:30pm Tuition: $200

Painting 201 Level: Int. | Adv.In this course the instructor will work with students

on individually developing their own personal style. Thiscourse is well suited for students with ideas for paintingsand seeking guidance from an expert to furtherprogress. Students should bring in their own sourcematerial and ideas to work with during class.

Instructor: Nancy Tart P20.5bDates: Friday 1:30pm – 4:30pm Tuition: $300

Painting Existentially Level: AllThis class boils down to Self Expression and is

about intuitive honesty and freedom to access yourcreativity. Why not join the class of people whoattempt to think for themselves and to look at Art &Nature with their hearts? This is a great and ancienttradition of the human race.

Instructor: Harlan Hoffman P25.1aDates: Monday, 9:30am - 12:30pmTuition: $300

Instructor: Harlan Hoffman P25.2cDates: Tuesday 6:00 – 9:00pmTuition: $300

Painting Outdoors: A Contemporary ApproachLevel: All

Working directly from outdoor subjects gives youconfidence in developing your sense of composition,your personal color vocabulary and understandingof light. Your true subject is experiencing the physicaland emotional connections of “being there” whileinvestigating the possibilities of paint. Learn toengage subject matter firsthand by painting directlyfrom subjects both natural and man-made. First classmeets in the library.

Instructor: Dennis Aufiery P30.2aDates: Tuesday 9:30am – 12:30pm


FIGURE PAINTING GROUPTuesday 1:30pm - 4:30pm

Work with a live model (withoutinstruction). Develop oil, watercolor, and/oracrylic paintings at your own discretion duringshort and long poses.

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Student: Melinda Trucks

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EPower of Color: Creating Better PaintingsLevel: All

Color is the most important thing in painting andthe most difficult. Instructor will focus on ensuringstudents become better colorists. This class isdesigned for students to gain skills EACH week.Instructor will isolate specific problems all artistshave and address them in a non-intimidatingmanner by explaining the solutions. Instruction willbe a combination of demonstrations, hands-onlearning, and critique. Students will be taught to callupon their passions and abilities to create art with asense of purpose. For beginners -advanced who seekprofessional instruction and guidance from asuccessful working artist.

Instructor: Hugh O’Neill P14.3bDates: Wednesday 1:30-4:30pm

4 WeeksTuition: $188

Realism Level: AllThis course teaches students to translate what

they see into a realistic painting on canvas. Creatingan accurate preliminary drawing, composition andlighting, and under painting will all be coveredresulting in the ability to create successful paintings.Drawing from a live model will also be incorporated.

Instructor: Eric Bossik P55.3bDates: Wednesday 1:30pm – 4:30pm Tuition: $300Model Fee: $25 ECreative Watercolor

This workshop will explore new wet-in-wetapproaches to watercolor and strengthen students'proficiencies in various techniques such as negativeglazing with washaways, charging colors, credit cardtexturing, masking and lifting, and using the rigger.Expressive color and strong composition will beemphasized. Demos and critiques included.

Instructor: Carol Z. Brody, NWS PW33.5aDates: 9:30am – 12:30pm

April 4, 25 - May 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 - June 6, 13, 20Tuition: $300

En Plein Air Painting Level: All

This class is offered in three formats, so as to beflexible with any student's schedule (see below) andis geared to both beginner and advanced painters.The skills of seeing, simplification, shapes value andcolor will be exercised at the onset and focus will movetowards personal style as well as demos and sharingof Sonya's own techniques. Participants will travel tosites in Palm Beach County to paint on location.

Instructor: Sonya Gaskell Location: Meet at registrationClass Options:

Art on the Go Workshop PW1.6a1-2Dates: 1st Sat. of ea. month, 9:30am –12:30pmTuition: $50

3 Day WorkshopDates: 9:30am –12:30pm5/8 – 5/10 or 7/12 – 7/14 Tuition: $230

8 Week ClassDates: Saturdays, 9:30am – 12:30pm Tuition: $300

EJapanese Traditional Painting: Nihonga L: AllCome explore Japanese Traditional Painting

(Nihonga) : an historic form of painting. Students areintroduced to materials, both technical and practical,allowing them to see the different varieties available.Nihonga is water-based painting, using specialimported pigments and techniques. Class will includehands-on instruction, demonstrations and critique.This course will give you an opportunity to introduceyourself to some Eastern traditional painting material tofurther develop your body of work!

Artist in Residence: Hiromi Katayama P9.4aDates: Thursday 9:30am – 12:30pmTuition: $300Lab Fee: $50

Mixed Media Painting Level: AllExplore the vast range of materials and methods of

painting available today. Learn how to use oils, acrylics,casein, pastel, metal leaf, and mixed media applied toa variety of surfaces. Whether you work from life,imagination, or photography, this course will enhanceyour technical skills as you develop your artistic vision.Understand diverse painting approaches-grisaille,under painting, direct painting, glazing, and impasto.Proportion, value, spatial relationships, designprinciples, and color theory will also be emphasized.

Instructor: Scherer and Ouporov P31.1bDates: Wednesday, 1:30pm - 4:30pm


Mixed Media Painting with Acrylic Int. : Adv.This course consists of weekly demonstrations of

contemporary acrylic painting techniques with avariety of mediums and other materials currentlyused by many established and “cutting edge” artists.Emphasis is on individualized instruction,suggestions, and critique for each student. Studentsare encouraged to embrace spontaneity, risk taking,chance, and new combinations. Short (half hour orless) demonstrations will include: airbrush painting,photocopy transfers, hard edge painting, projectionpainting, layering, “flow release staining”, acrylicpaint gels, mediums, and resin coating techniques.

Instructor: Clarence “Skip” Measelle P15.1bDates: Monday, 1:30pm – 4:30pmTuition: $300

Oil Painting Level: AllBeginning students will be taught a systematic, step-by-

step approach in which each class builds on the previousclass. Students can expect to learn about color by makingcolor wheel, a color mixing chart, and a gradation valuechart, drawing, brushwork, and much more. Intermediateand advanced students may explore subject matter ofchoice using their own photographs such as landscapes,sharp focus of a single object, room interiors, etc.Application of glazing and veiling is also covered.

Instructor: Martha Ann Myers P4.3bDates: Wednesday 1:30pm – 4:30pmTuition: $325Instructor: Martha Ann Myers P4.6aDates: Saturday 9:30am – 12:30pmTuition: $325

Prorating is not available for this class.

Student: Sharon Gorman


Printmaking 101 Level: AllStudents will begin by creating monotypes

(painterly prints), collagraphs (relief ) and from there,will use intaglio techniques such as: drypoint onPlexiglas, soft- and hard-ground etching, aquatint onmetal and a combination of these techniques. Learnhow to create an etching plate and use a printingpress to reproduce art prints. Previous students of adifferent skill level can continue their projects anddevelopment, but everyone will discover secretsbehind processes that great artists have used andthat contemporary artists continue to explore.

Instructor: Sammi McLean RA21.1cDates: 9:30am – 12:30pm

Monday 6:00 – 8:30pmTuition: $250Lab Fee: $50

Instructor: Sammi McLean RA21.2aDates: 9:30am – 12:30pm

Tuesday 9:30am – 12:30pmTuition: $300Lab Fee: $50

EThe Art of Life: Finding your eye and voicein photojournalism Level: All

This course will delve into the basic and advancedphotojournalist techniques for capturing real momentsin the world we live in. The photographs shot duringthis class will have an emphasis on content, creativity,composition and emotion. The goal will be to emoteothers when viewing your photos. Learning how to tellvisual stories and what makes your photoscommunicate to others will be the heart of this course.All students will shoot photos with these goals in mindand the class will discuss each person's best images toreinforce why a photo succeeds or fails.

Instructor: Red Morgan RA30.1aDates: 9:30am – 11:30am

2/26, 3/12, 4/9, or 4/30Tuition: $300

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EDigital Camera Open ForumIf you have a Digital Camera that never gets used, or a

camera that never gets set to anything but “full auto” thisis the place to start. Spend some time in a relaxedatmosphere and ask a pro all the questions you are afraidto ask. “The only foolish question is the one you never ask”.All questions will be answered, from the simple to thecomplex. Bring your camera and ask away. Any digitalcamera from a point and shoot to an interchangeable lenscamera is fine. Even if you just want to be a “fly on the wall”everyone learns something.

Facilitator: Lyndon Fox RAW5.3A1-2Dates: 4/9, or 4/30

9:30am – 11:30pmTuition: $25 each date

photography and digital arts printmaking and fiber artsDue to materials and instruction needed, a minimum registration of 5 weeks is required whenpurchasing printmaking classes.

EDigital Photography Workshop Level: AllLearn more about using your digital point & shoot,

mirrorless and digital SLR cameras. When you leave thisclass you will have a better understanding of what yourcamera does, why it doesn't always do what you want itto and how to get the picture you want. Bring your cameraand manuals, freshly charged battery and a memory card.

Instructor: Robert Swinson RAW5.3A1-2Dates: Wed. April 9, 9:30am - 4:30pmTuition: $80

Intermediate Digital PhotographyLevel: Beginning | Intermediate

For owners of SLR, Super Zooms and advancedcompact digital cameras with automatic and manualcontrols, this class will cover how to operate and controlyour cameras to capture the images you see throughthe view finder. Included will be coverage of cameraaccessories, lighting control and processing software forcomputers and tablets. Bring your camera, manuals,freshly charged batteries and a memory card.

Instructor: Robert Swinson RA5.1cDates: Monday 6:00pm – 9:00pmTuition: $300

EIntro to the Digital Camera Level: AllThe modern, Digital Interchangeable Single Lens

Camera is a triumph of 21st century technology. With thattechnology comes, modes, menus, options, andcapabilities that can baffle even the most tech savvyindividual. This class is the first step to understanding themodern D-SLR camera and it’s ability to create greatphotos. No prior knowledge needed, Basic photographicinformation will be covered. All you need is the desire totake great pictures. You will learn about: P, S, A, M ShootingModes and when to use them; Scenic Pre-set Modes, andhow they work; Menu options, what’s important andwhat’s best left alone; How and when to use your built inflash; How to download and store images properly foreasy retrieval; and What lens is best and when to use it.

Instructor: Lyndon Fox Dates: Thursdays, 9:30am – 11:30pmTuition: $200

ECollage and Color Level: All

Students will create monotypes (painterly prints)and collagraphs (relief ). Learn how to use a printingpress to reproduce art prints. Everyone will discoversecrets behind processes that great artists have usedand that contemporary artists continue to explore.

Instructor: Leslie Albert RA5.2aDates: Tuesday 9:30am – 12:30pm

4 WEEKS (starting May 27)Tuition: $160

Fiber Arts Level: AllThis course explores different textile techniques using

a variety of materials such as natural and man-madefibers along with beads, shells, feathers and recycledmaterials in order to create and construct both two andthree-dimensional artworks. Emphasis is on individualcreativity for both beginner and advanced students.

Instructor: Leora Klaymer Stewart RA1.2aDates: Tuesday, 1:30 – 4:30pm

Tuition: $300

Printmaking 101With an emphasis on creativity, experimentation,

and discovery, this class will explore an extremelyliberating form of printmaking. Students areencouraged to draw and paint over prints tocombine drawing, painting, and printmaking. We willuse the press and also pull prints by hand. This is anexcellent way to shift from drawing into painting, toloosen up, and discover unexpected results.

Instructor: Suzanne Scherer and Pavel OuporovDates: 9:30am – 12:30pm RAW21.5a1-2

April 25, May 23Tuition: $45

The Seven Principles of Zen in PaintingThis class is based on a Western interpretation of

the characteristics mentioned in the title. Thestudents learning objective: to create works whichwill engage and permeate the mind with quiet. Thesubject matter is Existential. The first seven weekswill cover one characteristic each, the eighth week isreview and critique.

Instructor: Harlan Hoffman P25.1bDates: Monday 1:30 – 4:30pmTuition: $300

Still Life Painting Level: All

Students will work on color harmonies,composition, and issues of light and dark values tocreate dynamic still lifes. Participants will learn howto orchestrate set ups using their own objects as wellas objects provided by the instructor. Acrylic or OilPaints.

Instructor: Nancy Tart P36.3aDates: Wednesday 9:30am –12:30pm


ESumi Painting and Japanese CalligraphyLet's explore beautiful brushstrokes in the creation

of art. Students will learn the importance of eachbrush stroke and an eastern perspective on theimportance of brush control. At the beginning of thecourse, students will learn Japanese characters fortheir own names and words of significance tofamiliarize themselves with techniques and exercisemeaningful brush movements. As the courseprogresses, we will move on to traditional sumipainting imagery including bamboo, fish, etcetera.

Artist In Residence: Hiromi Katayama P34.3aDates: Wednesday 9:30am – 12:30pm


Watercolor 101 Level: BeginnerStudents will learn the application of brushwork,

color mixing, methods of applying paint to paper, anddrawing/perspective. Application of these basics willresult in one-color, two-color, three-color and full-colorpaintings. It is these basics that make the spontaneousmedia of watercolor fun and exciting! Each class buildson the previous lesson.

Instructor: Martha Ann Myers P33.1aDates: Monday 9:30am – 12:30pmTuition: $325

Prorating is not available for this class.

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Instructor: Joanne Urban

Instructor: Bruce Bain

Instructor: Clarence Skip Measelle

EWatercolor and Pastel Painting Level: AllLearning to work with watercolor and pastel

media creates an excellent foundation on which todevelop your painting skills. We will explore how touse watercolor with pastel to finish your artwork anddevelop your ability to utilize multimediatechniques. Let's have fun with watercolor media.you will learn the basic skills of watercolor, also eachindividual will learn how to approach a subjectmatter of their choice with this media. Experiencedpainters will learn how to develop their own style ortry new techniques. he intangibles of paintingsthat embody greatness.

Artist in Residence: Hiromi Katayama P34.3bDates: Thursday 1:30pm - 4:30pm


Prorating is not available for this classArtist in Residence: Hiromi Katayama P34.2bDates: Tuesday 1:30pm - 4:30pm Tuition: $300

Prorating is not available for this class Wax Works!

When working in Encaustic you are never ready forthe class to end! Discover the secrets and unlimitedpossibilities of fusion! Learn the basic “rules of the road”,with hands on! You will try introductory techniqueswhich focus on creating texture, translucent layers,transfers and the ever important fusing wax.

Instructor: Betty Wilson P20.2b1-2Dates: Mondays 1:30pm - 4:30pm

Session 5: 4 WEEKS - (starts April 28)Session 6: 4 WEEKS - (starts June 23)

Tuition: $160Lab Fee: $50

Photoshop 101 Level: AllThis class serves as an introduction to Adobe

Photoshop which includes Adobe Bridge, Camera Rawand Photoshop. This class will focus on techniques forphotographers, including file management and fileformats, menus, tools, image size and resolution foroutput, selections, layers, adjustment layers, layer masks,filters, blending modes and color adjustments. We willbe working with Photoshop CC and students areencouraged to bring their own laptop with Photoshopinstalled. These basic techniques apply to either CS5 orCS6, and Photoshop CC. Free 30-day trials of Photoshopare available for download from Adobe. Students areencouraged to bring their own laptops with Photoshopinstalled.

Instructor: Joanne Urban RA4.5aDates: Friday 9:30am – 12:30pm Tuition: $300Lab Fee: $35Instructor: Joanne Urban RA4.3cDates: Wednesday 6:00pm - 9:00pm Tuition: $300Lab Fee: $35

ETravel PhotographyEach week participants will view and discussimages,

seeking to understand the photographer’s creativeprocess. The class will also cover: What to do before youleave; What equipment to pack; Finding the interestingviews on your first visit; and many more topics. Students:should bring approx. 10-12 of their own favorite travelimages on a thumb/flash drive to the first class. Each weekwe will have shooting homework to bring in. Suggestedpre-requisite (not mandatory): Photoshop 101.

Instructor: Bruce Bain & Durga Garcia RA7.6bDates: Thursday, 1-3pmTuition: $200


Clay ConstructionNew and exciting handbuilt projects are created

each session! Come create functional andnonfunctional pieces using coils, slabs, pinch potsand extrusions. You will learn decorative techniquesusing textures and colorful glazes. Learn aboutgreenware, bisqueware and the process of workingwith clay from start to finish. Parents are welcome tojoin their children in the fun and would pay the samerate as child.

Instructor: Dianne Stanley K10.1bDates: Monday, 4:30pm – 6:00pmTuition: $100Lab Fee: $25Instructor: Dianne Stanley K10.6bDates: Saturday 12:30pm – 2:00pm Tuition: $100Lab Fee: $25

Create a CharacterStudents let loose their imaginations to create

characters and storyboards. Use the creative processof drawing to communicate that story to others.Emphasis on working as a team. Toward the end ofthe course, turn your drawing into reality with acostumed performance. Break down the barriers ofpossibility and watch your creations come to life!

Instructor: Mumbi O’Brien K12.6ADates: Saturday 10:00am - 12:00pmTuition: $160Lab Fee: $25

Fascinating Artists Around the World Come explore the many artists around the world

such as Romero Britto, Grandma Moses, Van Gogh,Gustav Klimt, Georgia O ‘Keefe and Claude Monet.Students will learn about the famous artists and theircontribution to the art world. Students will createseveral projects that are inspired by these artists usingdifferent types of media. These projects will helpstudents with their fine motor skills, creativity,imagination, exploration of using several art materialsand knowledge of the art history behind each artist.Come take a journey back in time and get creative!

Instructor: Natasha Van der Kamp K50.4bDates: Thursday, 4:00 - 5:30pmTuition: $100Lab Fee: $10

2019

Registration for youth courses is required by the fourth week in each session.After week 4, please consider registering for Art on the Go! First Saturday classesinstead or defer your child’s registration to the next session. Thank you.

G R A D E S 3 - 5EClay Construction

New and exciting handbuilt projects are createdeach session! Come create functional andnonfunctional pieces using coils, slabs, pinch potsand extrusions. You will learn decorative techniquesusing textures and colorful glazes. Learn aboutgreenware, bisqueware and the process of workingwith clay from start to finish. Parents are welcome tojoin their children in the fun and would pay the samerate as child.

Instructor: Dianne Stanley K10.4bDates: Thursday 4:30pm – 6:00pmTuition: $100Lab Fee: $25Instructor: Dianne Stanley K10.6aDates: Saturday 10:00am –11:30am Tuition: $100Lab Fee: $25Instructor: Dianne Stanley K10.6bDates: Saturday 12:30pm – 2:00pm Tuition: $100Lab Fee: $25

Looking Around Us! Creating fromObservation

Students will create drawings, paintings, andsculptures, and architecture from life. Examples includestill life, drawing from a model, and creating anarchitectural design - all from real life observation!Students will also be introduced to significant arthistory, art criticism and aesthetics. Let's find out howto "see" the hole in the donut!

Instructor: Sandy Lerman K6.1bDates: Monday, 3:30pm - 5:00pm


EMix it upIn this class students will discover a variety of

materials to create 2-dimensional and 3 dimensionalart work. The class projects will expose children tomaterials and art concepts that involve the elementsand principles of design. This class will push yourcreativity to create your own unique work of art.

Instructor: Shana Wooster K5.6aDates: Saturday 9:30am – 11:00amTuition: $100Lab fee: $10

P R E S C H O O LMy Little Artist & Me

This program is designed for 2-4.5 year olds andtheir parent/caregiver. The program promotes andenhances developmental skills and benchmarks;motor and social development; school readiness;artful fun; parent and child connections; creativeexpression and self-esteem; and imagination!Registration in advance is advised. Limit of 6 childrenplus parents. Parent must accompany child.

Instructor: variousDates: 9:30am–10:30am, Fridays & SaturdaysTuition: $15 per class

G R A D E S K - 2A Taste of Art

Join us to explore how to incorporate food intothe world of art through a variety of projects. Whileexploring each food group, you might find a newfavorite medium while working with a variety ofmaterials and techniques. Bon appetite! Week 1:Fruit, Week 2: Vegetable, Week 3: Clay Cupcake, Week4: Sewing Project, Week 5: Ice Cream Sundae, Week6: Chili Peppers.ek 4: Flamingo, Week 5: Peacock,Week 6: Alligator

Instructor: Jaclyn Trotta K12.2bDates: Tuesday 4:00pm – 5:30pm

(session 5 only) Tuition: $100Lab fee: $10

youth

1ST SATURDAYS! ART ON THE GO! On the first Saturday of every month theArmory offers a special workshop just for kids!Children have fun learning various techniques ina variety of media and leave with a finishedproduct at the end of each workshop. Allmaterials are included in the cost of tuition.

Instructor: Workshops are led by Youth Department faculty

Time: 10:00am – 12:00pmTuition: $20Ages: K -5th Grade

Sculpting Free for All Level: AllChoose your subject. Create a portrait of your

grandchild, your spouse, your dog or cat. Studentswill work realistically or in abstract. The instructorwill walk students through the process tocompletion by teaching clay handling to patinafinishes. No model is provided, therefore, studentsmust provide ample photographs or researchmaterial. Success is fun!

Instructor: Mary Ellen Dohrs S6.5aDates: Friday 9:30am – 12:30pm

3 WEEKS (5/2, 5/9, 5/16)Tuition: $120Lab Fee: $15

S T O N E

Open studio for students enrolled in stoneclasses is 9:00am – 5:00pm on Wednesdays.

Romancing The Stone Level: AllThe art of stone goes back to ancient times in just

about every continent of the world. Now in the 21stcentury, you can have a love affair with stone toshare your legacy from concept to completion. Startwith the basics of using hand tools, then rapidlytransition to power tools.

Instructor: Karyl Karpinos S9.3aDates: Wednesday 9:30am - 12:30pm

(session 5 only) Tuition: $300 Lab Fee: $35Instructor: Karyl Karpinos S9.3bDates: Wednesday 1:30pm – 4:30pm

(session 5 only) Tuition: $300 Lab Fee: $35Instructor: Karyl Karpinos S9.4aDates: Thursday 9:30am – 12:30pm

(session 5 only) Tuition: $300 Lab Fee: $35Instructor: Karyl Karpinos S9.4bDates:: Thursday 1:30pm – 4:30pm

(session 5 only) Tuition: $265 Lab Fee: $35

Stone Carving: Independent StudyLevel: Intermediate/Advanced

This class is designed for sculptors who have their ownideas and have the experience to carry them out. Theinstructor is available for critique and limited assistance.

Instructor: Gerson Rapoport S9.2aDates: Tuesday 9:30am – 12:30pm

session 5 only)Tuition: $300Lab Fee: $15

Expressionistic Sculpture Level: Interm. | Adv.This class is designed for the advanced sculptor

who is interested in "seeing" the human figure innew ways. Learn how to break free from thetraditional academic style of studying humananatomy and create expressionistic sculpture.Students who wish to take this class must havepermission from the instructor.

Instructor: Chris Riccardo S22.1bDates: Monday 1:30pm – 4:30pmTuition: $300Model Fee: $96

Figurative Sculpture: Concepts and PracticesLevel: All

Students will study the human form using varioussculpture techniques. The course will addressmultiple approaches to rendering the human formin clay that include but are not limited to: life-modeling, coil building, slab building, press moldingand (if time permits) life casting. The students will beencouraged to experiment with these techniquesand challenged to consider how each techniquealters the works perception. The instructor will givepresentations, demos, and lead discussions to helpstimulate the student's understanding of their workand the practices they use.

Instructor: Chris Riccardo S25.2aDates: Tuesday, 9:30am –12:30pmTuition: $300Model Fee: $96

sculpture Flash Fiction Sculpting Level: AllThis class will teach you how to progress your art

beyond life study. Students will write a quick, flashfiction story and then develop a character based onthe story. Sculptures will have life, personality,andtheir own back story. Instruction is based oneach student’s ideas. This class is suitable for all agesand experience levels.

Instructor: Shana Wooster S25.6aDates: Saturday 11:30am - 1:30pmTuition: $200Lab Fee: $25

Independent Study: Clay Sculpture Beg. / Int.Interested in exploring your own ideas in clay and

sculpture? This class will be an opportunity for youto work independently with an experienced claysculptor/instructor beside you to assist and answerany questions you may have. Frequent discussionand critiques as well as demonstrations andtechniques will give you the knowledge and toolsnecessary to push your work to the next level. Bringan open mind, your ideas and a sketchbook to class.

Artist In Residence: TBD S15.2bDates: Tuesday 1:30pm – 4:30pmTuition: $300 Lab Fee: $15Instructor: Chris Riccardo S15.3aDates: Wednesday, 9:30am – 12:30pmTuition: $300 Lab Fee: $15Instructor: Heather Snow Hill S15.3bDates: Wednesday, 1:30pm – 4:30pmTuition: $300 Lab Fee: $15

EMixed Media SculptureUsing wood, fabric, found objects and other

mixed media elements students will explore theconcept of function as it relates to sculpturalobjects. With an emphasis on making, students willuse abstraction, representation and installationtechniques to examine the world of functionalobjects and our relationship to them.

Artist In Residence: Maggie Finlayson S12.4CDates: Thursday 4:30pm – 6:30pm


Mud & Mayhem AdultStudents of all levels will have the opportunity to

work with clay from a model in a relaxed andinviting studio environment. Basic claymanipulation processes will be discussed butgesture and feeling will be the main focus. No toolsrequired and clay and firing fees are included.Music, wine, and cheese will be provided, studentsare encouraged to BYOB and whatever else youthink would add to the fun! Invite a friend or two tocome with you! Registration in advance is required.

Instructor: TBD CW2.3cDates: 1st Wednesday of each month,

6:00 – 8:30pmTuition: $45

CLAY PRICES | SCULPTUREMiller 901 | $25

INCLUDES ONE BISQUE FIRINGGLAZE FIRING ADDITIONAL

OPEN FIGURE SCULPTING GROUP Students will have the opportunity to work from

a live model in either clay or on paper or both!There will be a facilitator present who will beresponsible for setting the model pose andanswering any clay related questions. The fee willinclude 10 lbs of clay and the one time firing fee.

Dates: Wednesdays 6:00pm - 9:00pm

Location: Group meets in the Kaplan Sculpture Building.

Tuition: $15 members, $20 non-members. Registration in advance is suggested as space is limited.

Instructor: Diane Stanley

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Registration for youth courses is required by the fourth week in each session. After week4, please consider registering for Art on the Go! First Saturday classes instead or defer

your child’s registration to the next session. Thank you.

youth Digital Art and Design! Ages 13-18

Using digital photography, hand drawing, andPhotoshop, students will explore new ways of imagemaking. We will cover photography, narrative, imagemanipulation, pattern, typography, and color, with astrong focus in design and creativity. Studentsapplying to the Dreyfoos Digital Media program willhave the opportunity to practice specifically for theiraudition. Limited to 8 students.

Instructor: Jonathan Greene K7.1cDates: Monday, 4:30pm – 6:30pm Tuition: $160

Dreyfoos Prep for Visual Arts Start preparing for the 2015 Dreyfoos School of the

Arts audition. Drawing skills will be polished with anemphasis on drawing from a live (clothed) model andstill-life. Learn to incorporate design concepts that willbe evaluated during the audition process and build theconfidence necessary before the “Big Day”. Emphasiswill also be placed on the written essay and an artisticvocabulary will be shared and reviewed. Timed practicesessions and real-time audition simulations will begiven throughout the course.

Instructor: Nancy Tart K7.6aDates: Saturday 10:00am – 12:00pm Tuition: $160Tuition: $24Instructor: Nancy Tart K7.4cDates: Thursday 4:00 – 5:30pm Tuition: $100Tuition: $24Instructor: Talia Cervetti K7.6bDates: Saturday 12:30pm – 2:30pm Tuition: $160Tuition: $24

Pre-Bak Prep for 3rd Graders: Visual ArtsIf your child is in 3rd grade and you intend for him/her

to audition for Bak in 5th grade, this class is just for you!Less rigorous than our traditional Bak Prep courses, thisclass will introduce and solidify skills needed for theeventual audition. Composition, positive/negative space,creativity, and color will all be covered.

Instructor: TBD K6.2bDates: Tuesday, 3:30pm – 5:00pmTuition: $100

M I D D L E & H I G H S C H O O L

EThe Anatomy of Graffiti Ages 13-18This class will help students explore different and

new materials and techniques. Take an in-depth lookat different skills and styles of current artists aroundthe world. Apply them to find one's own style orutilizing to current and future works. Students willlearn how to use: spray paint, stencils, paste ups,stickers, markers, and many other items. Workingfrom the massive to the miniscule. Students of anylevel, and style are welcome!

Instructor: Charles Bane P15.1cDates: Monday 6:00pm – 8:00pm


EDeveloping the Photographer's EyeThis class is designed to help students see the

world around them using composition! We’ll focuson line, Patterns, Shadow & Light, Dynamic vs. Staticimagery, and Elements that draw the eye deeper intoan image. Students must bring in their own camera(or iphone) and their own travel (usb stick) drivethat can hold their image files so they can bringthem home.

Instructor: Jon Greene K17.4BDates: Thursday, 4:30pm – 6:30pmTuition: $160

We offer a 20% discount off any AdultClass to high school or college

students, and Palm Beach Countyteachers! Membership and lab or

material fees are excluded.

EFashion DesignLearn basic clothing construction as taught in the

fashion industry. Emphasis will be on creativity,innovation and technical skills. Students will completeone class project.

Instructor: Ramona Jenkins K16.3bDates: Wednesday 4:30 - 6:30pmTuition: $160

E Exploring Fantastic Fiber Arts Grades 3– 8Students will create unique artwork using fabric,

yarn, paint and many other fibers. Projects will includeyarn sculpture, fantasy cloth creature, weaving,wearable art and more.

Instructor: Bonnie Bruner K1.2bDates: Mondays 4:30- 6:00pm


Flash Fiction Sculpting Level: AllThis class will teach you how to progress your art

beyond life study. Students will write a quick, flashfiction story and then develop a character based onthe story. Sculptures will have life, personality,andtheir own back story. Instruction is based oneach student’s ideas. This class is suitable for all agesand experience levels.

Instructor: Shana Wooster S25.6aDates: Saturday 11:30am - 1:30pmTuition: $160

EMixed Media SculptureUsing wood, fabric, found objects and other mixed

media elements students will explore the concept offunction as it relates to sculptural objects. With anemphasis on making, students will use abstraction,representation and installation techniques toexamine the world of functional objects and ourrelationship to them.

Artist in Residence: Maggie Finlayson K12.4CDates: Thursday 4:30pm – 6:30pm


Rock the Wheel and Handbuild This course will introduce students to a variety of basic

pottery making methods on the wheel. Hand buildingand wheel throwing techniques will be introduced andstudents will have the opportunity to explore themethods they find most exciting.

Instructor: Jessica Brandl K33.3bDates: Wednesday, 4:30pm - 6:00pm


B A K P R E PBak Prep for Communication Arts

Level: 3rd and 4th Grade Don’t just report the news. BE the news! Emphasis will

be on presentation of audition components, as well asparticipation in a timed creative writing prompt andmock interview. This course offers all the tools to get youmost prepared for the Bak Communications audition. Thisincludes reading from a TelePrompter like a newsreporter; preparing an ad for a magazine; using only clipart; and writing a creative story within 15 minutes.

Instructor: Mark Fetterly K11.1b Dates: Mondays, 4:00 – 5:30pm

(session 5 only)Tuition: $100Instructor: Renee Kessler K11.3b Dates: Wednesdays, 5:00 -7:00pm


Bak Prep for Communications & Theater ArtsLevel: 3rd and 4th graders

This course is perfect for students looking to honeand explore all the skills necessary for both auditions.Learn and be staged in a powerful monologue whiledesigning an ad for a product. Write a short story basedon a photograph while playing improv games. And,above all, discover your true voice.

Instructor: Mark Fetterly K11.1c Dates: Monday, 5:30 - 7:00pm


Bak Prep for Theater Arts Level: 3rd and 4thGrade

Lights, camera, action! Aspiring actors will havelast minute coaching opportunities in front of a 'live'audience before the Bak Middle School of the ArtsTheatre Arts audition. Students will rehearsemonologues and engage in improvisational groupactivities before the big "performance" day. Pleasecome with prepared, memorized monologue,optional song, and/or optional drawing.

Instructor: Kathy Kanitsch K8.2bDates: Tuesday 4:00 - 5:30pmTuition: $100

Bak Prep for Visual Arts Level: 4th graders Now is the time to begin preparing for the 2015

Visual Arts audition for Bak Middle School of the Arts.Spend time familiarizing yourself with the auditioncomponents to get the jump start on thischallenging process.

Instructor: Anthony Burks K6.1cDates: Monday 6:00pm – 8:00pmTuition: $160Instructor: Bill Buchanan K6.3bDates: Wednesday 4:00 – 6:00pmTuition: $160Instructor: Bonnie Bruner K6.6aDates: Saturday 9:30am – 11:30am


Create a CharacterStudents let loose their imaginations to create

characters and storyboards. Use the creative processof drawing to communicate that story to others.Emphasis on working as a team. Toward the end ofthe course, turn your drawing into reality with acostumed performance. Break down the barriers ofpossibility and watch your creations come to life!

Instructor: Mumbi O’Brien K12.6ADates: Saturday 10:00am - 12:00pm Tuition: $160Lab Fee: $25

Drawing & Painting WorkshopExperience the world around us through

observational drawing and painting. Explore adiverse approach to still life, landscape, self-portraitsand figure drawing by learning new techniques in amixed media approach. Art work is portfolio ready.

Instructor: Talia Cervetti K4.6aDates: Saturday 9:30am – 11:00amTuition: $100Lab Fee: $10

Exploring Color Come explore the world of color through

painting! Learn to be a master paint mixologist. Wewill study the color wheel, mixing color, tints,shades and how colors work with each other. Byobserving famous painters and hands on mixingpractice, students will create their ownmasterpieces.

Instructor: Bonnie Bruner K1.3bDates: Wednesday 4:30pm – 6:00pmTuition: $100Lab Fee: $10

Sculpture For Kids! Discover the advantages of using clay to create

three dimensional works of art. Understanding thismaterial will teach students new ways of seeing andrepresenting forms.

Instructor: Heather Abell K8.3bDates: Wednesday, 4:30 - 6:30pm Tuition: $160Lab Fee: $25

THE MUD CLUB!If you like getting dirty, then this is the club

for you! Students will have the opportunity towork in clay from a live model, in a relaxed andfun studio environment. Basic human anatomyand hand building skills will be discussed butstudents are encouraged to just have fun andget creative! Clay and firing fees are included inthe tuition. Hours: The Club will meet monthly, 5-8pm,

on the 3rd Thurs. of the monthTuition: $10 per event or

$25 for 3 monthsRegistration in advance is required.

ART CAMPJUMPSTART (ages 4.5 - 7)

ADVENTURES IN ART (ages 8-10)TUITION IS $225 PER WEEK

WEEK 1: June 9-13 | Art of the Ancient World Learn about ancient Egypt and Greece, their people, myths, places, andanimals! So much of Western Art is rooted in the ancient world. Discoverhow to create vessels, jars, a musical instrument, and more!

WEEK 2: June 16-20 | Making Friends with the MastersDiscover the mediums and techniques of master artists such as Matisse,Monet, Picasso, and more!

WEEK 3: June 23-27 | Mixed Media Mayhem! Get ready to explore a wide range of materials. Delve into surrealism,design a sculpture, and create cool objects. Become an art pioneer!

WEEK 4: June 30- July 3 | America the Beautiful (4 days, no camp July 4 | Tuition $180)

During this short week, we’ll learn about Folk art, make art like GrantWood, Edward Hopper, and Jasper Johns, and use art to explore thisvast and amazing country!

WEEK 5: July 7-11 | All About AnimalsWant to build a prehistoric t-rex in clay? How about designing an animalthat doesn’t exist? This week, we will create animals out of papier-mâché,clay, and more!

WEEK 6: July 14-18 | Amazing Asia: Ancient Times to AnimeLearn about the art methods practiced by ancient artisans and then getcurrent with the newest and hippest trends in Chinese, Indian, Japanese,and Korean art.

WEEK 7: July 21-25 | Me, Myself, and I: All About You! Almost all great artists have at one time drawn, sculpted, or painted aself-portrait. Now you can follow in that tradition! We will create portraitsin a variety of 2D and 3D media.

WEEK 8: July 28 - Aug 1 | Double Rainbow: All about ColorColor theory is one of the fundamentals of art and color choice impactshow we see the world, in advertising, art, and even wall color for example!

WEEK 9: August 4-8 | Finders Keepers: The Art of Found ObjectsHave you ever wondered what amazing things you could make witheveryday items? We will make art as well as functional objects fromeveryday items, recycled materials, and found objects.

WEEK 10: August 11-15 | Rock, Paper, Scissors: Mastering Mixed Media.

Using a wide variety of materials and media such as printmaking, collage,and assemblage, we will explore different techniques and ways ofcreating art.

ROCKIN’ STUDIO (ages 11-13) STUDIO ART (ages14-17)TUITION IS $275 PER WEEK

WEEK 1: June 9-13 | (pick one) Ceramics: Wheel throwing and Printmaking (Limited to 12) or Drawing and Painting

WEEK 2: June 16-20 | Photography and Digital Art (Limited to 10) or Sculpture: plaster, wood, metals, and found objectsand Painting and Drawing

WEEK 3: June 23-27 | Drawing: Exploring the Figure & Still Life or Intro to Jewelry and Fiber Art (Limited to 10)

WEEK 4: June 30-July 3 | Ceramics: Handbuilding and PouringPaint and Pastels (Limited to 12 students)(4 days - tuition is $220, no camp 7/4) |

WEEK 5: July 7-11 | (pick one) Photography and Digital Art (Limited to 10) or The Anatomy of Graffiti: Street Art

WEEK 6: July 14-18 | Ceramics: Wheel throwing and Printmaking (Limited to 12) or Photography and Digital Art (Limited to 10)

WEEK 7: July 21-25 | Exploring Color: Creating art through acrylics, pastels, and watercolor

WEEK 8: July 28-Aug 1 | Ceramics: Handbuilding and Wheelthrowing (limited to 12) and Drawing and Painting: Abstract and Contemporary Art

WEEK 9: August 4-8 | (pick one) Asian Arts: Anime to Origamior Photography and Digital Art (Limited to 10)

WEEK 10: August 11-15 | Potpourri: a mix of 2D and 3D projects

To register, call 561.832.1776 x 33 or visit www.armoryart.org/youth


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