ADULT EDUCATION BROCHURE 2014 15

ADULT EDUCATION

Contemporary Jewellery

2014-15

breweryarts.co.uk 01539 725133

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Welco Welcome to our Autumn 2014 and Spring/Summer 2015 programme of Adult Education.

Whether you want to find your creative flair, learn a new skill or are looking for a new hobby, here at the Brewery we strive to deliver a balanced programme which will give all members of the community the opportunity to step on to the learning ladder.

Print Room Membership

Membership of the Brewery Printroom allows experienced printmakers the opportunity to work independently, Contact Box Office for more details or visit our website www.breweryarts.co.uk

Take a Break!

Enjoy a wide range of food & drink in the Warehouse Cafe, Vats Bar or Grainstore restaurant..

Last year we welcomed through our doors a record 1,700 students, many of whom return year after year, and with more courses and workshops on offer this year than ever before we are confident you will find a class to fit in with your plans.

Language Film Nights

We are proud to work alongside an excellent team of tutors who cater for all levels of ability and offer support in a friendly learning environment. All our classes are non-accredited and value for money.

This would not be achievable without the generous subsidies from Cumbria Adult Education.

Access

We are proud to continue to offer our Adult Education courses, which enrich people’s lives whether it be gaining more confidence, meeting new friends or by improving health and wellbeing.

Thank you for your support in attending classes and workshops and we look forward to welcoming you to be part of the unique ‘Brewery Buzz’

Priority is given to those students wishing to book all three terms together and Brewery Friends. All enrolment forms need to be submitted before the 11th August.

See the finest in world cinema at Warehouse Film.

Many subtitled films are hosted by our own language tutors, for details visit www.breweryarts.co.uk/cinema

The Brewery has full wheelchair access, with a lift to all floors available and adapted toilet facilities.

Please contact Zoe Wilkinson, the Adult Education manager on 01539 722833 ext 273 or email adult.ed@breweryarts.co.uk

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Book now to avoid disappointment and treat yourself to a creative learning experience! Book in advance as classes may be cancelled up to 2 days prior to start if numbers are too low.

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AUTUMN TERM DATES 2014

Classes will not run in the week commencing 10th November due to the Kendal Mountain Festival.

SPRING TERM DATES 2015

All Yoga classes will start the week commencing 8th September.

SUMMER TERM DATES 2014

NB: The short summer term is 5/6 weeks long and is open to both new and continuing students except for language, jewellery and music classes.

Mon 22 Sept - Fri 12 Dec | Half Term Mon 27 Oct - Fri 31 Oct Mon 12 Jan - Fri 27 Mar | Half Term Mon 16 - Fri 20 Feb Mon 13 Apr - Fri 22 May | No classes May 4 Bank Holiday

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NEW AND IMPROVED COURSES THIS YEAR...

• A wider selection of shorter courses and taster sessions to enable learners to try new techniques...

• More Saturday workshops to choose from than ever before; including new for this year, Garden Sculpture, Animals in Acrylics & Pastels, Structure in Landscape and Home Textiles – Paper Cut Style.

• Expand your jewellery making skills with courses and workshops in Stone Setting, Mixed Media Techniques, Enamelling, Silver Casting and Art Clay Silver.

• Progress further with extra classes for improvers or try a new skill with new courses for beginners.

• Greater choice in our ever popular arts & crafts programme with courses in Abstract Painting, Using Acrylics, Wire Sculpture, Swedish Wood Carving, Calligraphy and much more!

• Experience the joy of writing with more choice in our literature programme, with new courses in Poetry and Creative Writing.

• The Great Brewery Sewing Bee has grown and back by popular demand is Vintage Home, Retro Rehab, Upcycling Furniture with Chalk Painting, Decoupage, and Reupholstery new for this year.

• Relax and Just Be and Gentle Exercise are welcome additions to our health and leisure programme.

• Learn a new language with courses for beginners in German, Italian, Spanish, French, Polish and NEW for this year Japanese.

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Classes will not run in the week commencing 10th November due to the Kendal Mountain Festival.

ARTS & CRAFTS Monday | Autumn/Spring 2014-15 Life Drawing

NEW! Experimental Life Class

Monday 12.15pm - 2.15pm Autumn/Spring fee per term: A £99 B £79.20 C £49.50 Summer Term: A £49.50 B £39.60 C £24.75 Course Code: MON LD1

Tutor: Catherine MacDiarmid

Tutor: Catherine MacDiarmid

Monday 5.15pm – 7.15pm Spring Term only: A £99 B £79.20 C £49.50 Summer Term: A £49.50 B £39.60 C £24.75 Course Code MON LD2 This course will provide an opportunity for people of all abilities to develop their drawing skills direct from a life model.

You will explore techniques that promote good drawing discipline and will develop an experimental approach.

Monday 2.45pm – 4.45pm Autumn/Spring fee per term: A £99 B £79.20 C £49.50 Summer Term: A £49.50 B £39.60 C £24.75 Course Code MON ELC Through a series of exercises students will explore mark making with a variety of media, mixed media and using both black & white as well as colour and will be encouraged to have a more experimental approach to, and interpretation of, the human form. How to look and translate the figure, and the use of some measuring techniques will also be covered. The higher fee for this workshop reflects using a life model each week.

“Learning from Catherine is like getting degree level teaching on an Adult Ed course”

Life Drawing

Photography

Photography for Beginners Tutor: Eleanor Postlethwaite Monday 5.15pm- 7.15pm Autumn Term only: A £74 B £59.20 C £37 Course Code MON PB Through creative exercises you will go beyond merely recording what you see and take creative control of your camera. You will learn about ISO, aperture, and shutter speed as you use your camera as a tool to explore different themes. As you begin to use your camera in manual you will free up its creative potential and start to make truly beautiful work.

Using Acrylics

Exploring Photography – A Journey Through a Lens

Monday 7.30pm – 9.30pm Spring Term: A £74 B £59.20 C £37 Summer Term: A £37 B £29.60 C £18.50 Course Code MON UA

Tutor: Eleanor Postlethwaite

Tutor: Peter Threlfall

This is a great opportunity to learn about different acrylic art materials and painting techniques including washes, glazes, palette knife, flat colour and impasto using both thin and thick acrylic paint. This class is suitable for all abilities.

Some basic drawing and colour mixing skills would be useful, but not essential.

“Wonderful teacher and projects, loved it!”

Monday 7.30pm- 9.30pm Autumn Term only: A £74 B £59.20 C £37 Course Code MON EP Continuing on from the beginners’ course, these classes will delve further into the art of photography.

Looking at a wide range of photographers and exploring their varying approaches through creative exercise, you will refine your understanding of ISO, aperture and shutter speed and master your control of light and composition.

“Eleanor provides a welcoming and fun learning environment and encourages all members of the group irrespective of ability”

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Silver Clay Jewellery

Contemporary Jewellery Tutor: Jo Dix Monday 3pm – 5.30pm Course Code MON CJ1 Monday 6.30pm - 9pm Course Code MON CJ2 Autumn/Spring Fee: A £108 B £86.40 C £54 Summer Fee: A £54 B £43.20 C £27 Workshops run 10.30am – 4.30pm Workshops Fee: A £37 B £29.60 C £18.50 The higher fees for these courses reflect detailed tuition received in a class of restricted numbers.

“Personal development is encouraged in the class”

Autumn Term Stone Setting

Spring Term Mixed Media

Summer Term Silver Casting

Enamelling

Silver Casting

Silver Clay Jewellery

Sat 6 Sept SEP E

Sat 4 Oct OCT S Sat 28 Feb FEB S

Sat 14 Mar MAR SCJ

Adding a bit of sparkle! Following several years of general jewellery making techniques, this term we have decided to focus on stone setting. Basic settings will be demonstrated as well as those for setting non-standard stones and objects. This course caters for those new to jewellery making as well as more advanced hobbyist jewellers.

You will be guided through the basics of design to a well crafted finished item, using a variety of jewellery making techniques.

Contemporary Jewellery isn’t only about metal; this term will focus on using a variety of materials to create jewellery, including paper and acrylic, felt, leather, feathers, and anything else you can think of!

This course caters for those new to jewellery making as well as the more advanced hobbyist jewellers.

You will be guided through the basics of design to a well crafted finished item, using a variety of techniques from the world of jewellery, fashion and even heavy industry.

Cast objects have been found dating back thousands of years, from household objects to weapons, but even more importantly for this course; jewellery. Although there are many casting techniques available, due to the short summer term we will only cover Delft clay casting and this course is open to continuing students only.

WORKSHOPS

An introduction to enamelling skills for beginners, showing how colour and patterns can be incorporated in metal work. Covering simple techniques before moving on to produce small silver or copper jewellery or decorative items.

An introductory workshop open to beginners and more advanced hobbyist makers alike.

Art Clay Silver is an exciting modelling material that can be can be rolled, stretched, textured and layered with simple tools before being assembled and cast. It is great for making earrings, pendants, rings and beads. Ideal for both beginners and those hobbyist jewellers who are looking for something new.

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Classes will not run in the week commencing 10th November due to the Kendal Mountain Festival.

ARTS & CRAFTS Tuesday | Autumn/Spring 2014-15 NEW! Willow Weaving: Woven Baskets and Garden Structures Tutor: Hannah Elhert

Tuesday 1pm – 3.30pm Spring Term only 25 Feb – 25 Mar A £52.50 B £42 C £26.25 Course Code TUE WW

Exploring Watercolour

Exploring Watercolour Tutor: Peter Threlfall

Tuesday 10.30am – 12.30pm Autumn/Spring fee per term: A £74 B £59.20 C £37 Summer Term: A £44.40 B £35.52 C £22.20 Course Code TUE EW Come and enjoy the freedom of experimenting and expression through Watercolour. Learn different techniques through step-by-step weekly demonstrations.

“Peter structured the course in such a way that I am gaining confidence and the skills to improve”

NEW! Swedish Wood Carving Tutor: Hannah Elhert

Tuesday 1pm – 3.30pm Autumn Term only 4 Nov – 9 Dec A £52.50 B £42 C £26.25 Course Code TUE SWC Learn the techniques of Swedish carving, the principles of green wood carving and how to get an eye for ‘art objects in the trees’. Students will produce a choice of decorative as well as useful household items or figures. No previous experience is required.

This course will teach you the traditional principles of weaving, especially willow and hedgerow weaving. Students will create small items such as decorative wreaths and then progress to making English round baskets.

Just in time for spring it will also be possible to make a plant climber tepee for the garden.

Students will also be encouraged to experiment with mixed media techniques using beads, ribbons, and fabric and found beach objects. The higher fee for this class reflects the detailed tuition in a class with restricted numbers.

The Art of Paper Cutting Tutor: Amy Williams 23 Sep – 21 Oct Tuesday 1pm – 3pm 13 Jan – 10 Feb Tuesday 1pm – 3pm Fee: A £42 B £33.60 C £21 Course Code TUE APC1

Paper Cutting

Paper cutting is an exciting medium and has wide applications within art and design. Students will be encouraged to experiment with different materials and techniques and be helped to develop your own creative project.

“I feel inspired to go home and try out different techniques and designs at my leisure, thank you”

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Tuesday/Wednesday | Autumn/Spring 2014-15 NEW! Screen Printing with Stencils Tutor: Melanie Mayho

Tuesday 10.30am – 1pm Autumn/Spring fee per term: A £124.50 B £99.60 C £62.25 Summer Term: A £74.70 B £59.76 C £37.35 Course Code TUE SPS Stencilling is a simple and effective way of printing onto fabric, which has been a popular household craft for centuries.

It is a great way to customise table linens and even bedding as well as clothing and accessories using your own original and colourful designs. This course is suitable for all abilities and will teach students screen printing techniques. The higher fee reflects detailed tuition in a class with restricted numbers.

ARTS & CRAFTS

Pottery

Tutor: Chris Barnes Tuesday 3pm – 5.30pm | Course Code TUE P1 Autumn/Spring fee per term: A £92.50 B £74 C £46.25 Summer Term: A £55.50 B £44.40 C £27.75 Tuesday 6.30pm - 9.30pm | Course Code TUE P2 Autumn/Spring fee per term: A £111 B £88.80 C £55.50 Summer Term: A £66.60 B £53.28 C £33.30 This course gives students the opportunity to learn how to create thrown and hand built pieces gaining knowledge of decorative techniques in pottery including how to enhance their pieces with oxides, slips and glazes. This course is suitable for all abilities with no prior experience necessary. Students will have the opportunity to take part in a Raku firing at the end of the course.

“It has been great to pursue my own interests”

Screen Printing with Stencils

Painting in Oils – A Fresh Approach

Tutor: Catherine MacDiarmid Tuesday 7.15pm – 9.45pm Autumn/Spring fee per term: A £97.50 B £78 C £48.75 Summer Term: A £58.50 B £46.80 C £29.25 Course Code TUE PO Students will work from still life, own resources and a life model at two sessions, as well as looking at work by established artists. This course will cover the basics, such as equipment, surface preparation, colour mixing and painting techniques, allowing beginners to gain confidence and the more experienced to refresh their approaches.

“I was a complete beginner and have now found my own sense of style which has inspired me to continue oil painting”

The Art of Paper Cutting NEW! Tutor: Amy Williams Abstract Painting 24 Sep – 22 Oct Wednesday 7pm – 9pm 14 Jan – 11 Feb Wednesday 7pm – 9pm Fee: A £42 B £33.60 C £21 Course Code TUE APC2 Paper cutting is an exciting medium and has wide applications within art and design. Students will be encouraged to experiment with different materials and techniques and be helped to develop your own creative project.

“I feel inspired to go home and try out different techniques and designs at my leisure, thank you”

Tutor: Catherine MacDiarmid Wednesday 12.45pm – 3pm Autumn/Spring fee per term: A £83.25 B £66.60 C £41.62 Summer Term: A £49.95 B £39.96 C £24.98 Course Code WED AP Through abstract painting comes the ability to learn more about what paint can do. The course will explore mark making, composition, tonal and colour balance and different starting points for inspiration. Students will be guided through a series of painting exercises, as well as discussing different artists’ work.

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ARTS & CRAFTS Wednesday | Autumn/Spring 2014-15 NEW! An Introduction to Chalk Painting and Upcycling Furniture Tutor: Sarah Burnett

Wednesday 7.15pm – 9.15pm 5 Nov – 10 Dec Autumn Fee £75 No Concessions Course Code WED CPUF

An Introduction to Chalk Painting and Decoupage

Pastels

Tutor: Tricia Lyon Wednesday 10.15am – 12.45pm Autumn/Spring fee per term: A £92.50 B £74 C £46.25 Summer Term: A£55.50 B £44.40 C£27.75 Course Code WED P Pastels are a versatile and exciting medium and come in a full range of colours from strong tones to the palest hues. Pastels are an exciting medium to use in combination with other media, particularly for working on top of watercolour/gouache and monoprints. This course, which is for all abilities and will lead you on through a series of studies to work confidently and creatively on your own project ideas.

“Excellent buzz in class!”

Transform your old wooden furniture using these exciting decorative techniques. This beginner course will give you the skills you need to breathe new life into those forgotten or overlooked chairs, cabinets or tables.

NEW! Calligraphy

Tutor: Michal Sayer Wednesday 1.15pm – 3.15pm 5 Nov – 10 Dec Autumn Term Fee: £45 No Concessions Course Code WED C The script will be the ever popular Uncial with the opportunity to experiment with very simple forms of the wonderfully intricate Celtic decoration found in mediaeval manuscripts such as The Book of Kells. Learners will focus on Celtic art and lettering. Suitable for both beginners and those with some experience.

NEW! An Introduction to Decoupage Tutor: Sarah Burnett

Wednesday 7.15pm – 9.15pm 26 Feb – 26 Mar Spring Fee £75 No Concessions Course Code WED ID An introduction to decoupage will enable you to transform everyday items such as mirrors, tables, chairs and homeware into mini works of art.

Decorate mundane or tired looking furniture from around your home, putting your own unique stamp on it and saving it from landfill.

An Introduction to Chalk Painting and Decoupage Tutor: Sarah Burnett

Wednesday 7.15pm – 9.15pm Summer Term: £90 No Concessions Course Code WED ICPD Transform your old wooden furniture using these exciting decorative techniques. This beginner course will give you the skills you need to breathe new life into those forgotten or overlooked chairs, cabinets or tables.

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NEW! Reupholstery

Tutor: Rachel Cabble Wednesday 1.15pm – 3.15pm 24 Sept – 22 Oct Autumn Term Fee: A £42.20 B £33.76 C £21.10 Course Code WED R Got a chair that’s looking a bit threadbare? You could send it to an upholsterer, but think how much more satisfying it would be to have restored it yourself? This 5 week course will cover the basics for a beginner and will cover the correct use of tools and fabric, plus skills such as traditional webbing, stuffing and stitching techniques.

Reupholstery

Fused Glass

Tutor: Marilyn Hale Wednesday 1.15pm – 3.15pm 15 Jan – 12 Feb Spring Term only: A £37 B £29.60 C £18.50 Course Code WED FG If you wish to experience working with kiln-formed glass then this is the course for you. Come and learn design, cutting and assembly skills to produce some beautiful decorative items including jewellery, coasters, wall hangings and bowls.

“Friendly and encouraging atmosphere with a supportive tutor”

NEW! Creative Quilting

The Great Brewery Sewing Bee

Wednesday 1.15pm – 3.15pm 26 Feb – 26 Mar Spring Term only: A £37 B £29.60 C £18.50 Course Code WED CQ

Wednesday 6.30pm – 9pm Autumn/Spring fee per term: A £92.50 B £74 C £46.25 Summer Term: A £55.50 B £44.40 C £27.75 Course Code WED GBS

Tutor: Caren Threlfall

Create pieces of quilted textile art and experiment with different techniques including, printing, dyeing and painting fabric. The fabric will then be quilted using a sewing machine to make unique and interesting pieces, including bags, cushion covers and wall hangings.

The Great Brewery Sewing Bee

Tutor: Caren Threlfall

Our popular Brewery sewing bee gives students the opportunity to sew and make garments, accessories and household items for themselves or for gifts. You will learn how to use a pattern and to adapt it to make your pieces more individual, learn how to add decoration, including appliqué and beading and to mix and match different fabrics.

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ARTS & CRAFTS Wednesday | Autumn/Spring/Summer 2014-15 Working Creatively in Print

NEW! Working Creatively in Print Tutor: Angie Mitchell

Wednesday 10.30am – 1pm (Morning session) 2pm – 4.30pm (Afternoon session) Spring Term Fee: A £124.50 B£99.60 C£62.25 Summer Term: A £74.70 B £59.76 C £37.35 Course Code WED WCP Sometimes ignoring the ‘right’ way of doing things can produce worthy results! You will be encouraged to plan and execute a personal project.

This course is suitable for those who already have some experience in printmaking and want to develop their work further. The higher fee for these courses reflects detailed tuition in a class of restricted numbers.

Screen Printed Textiles Tutor: Melanie Mayho

An Introduction to Monoprint & Collagraph

NEW! Exploring Relief Printing Tutor: Angie Mitchell

Wednesday 10.30am – 1pm Autumn Term Fee: A £124.50 B £99.60 C £62.25 Course Code WED ERP Explore two main types of relief printmaking using lino and wood.

The course is aimed at beginners and those who already have some experience in printmaking and want to develop their work further.

NEW! An Introduction to Monoprint & Collagraph Tutor: Angie Mitchell

Wednesday 2pm – 4.30pm Autumn Term Fee: A £124.50 B £99.60 C £62.25 Course Code WED IMC Explore different ways of creating mono and collagraph prints using a variety of readily accessible materials and without the necessity of any specialist equipment. It is aimed at both beginners and those with some experience of printmaking who wish to further develop their work and ideas.

Wednesday 7pm – 9.30pm Autumn/Spring fee per term: A £124.50 B £99.60 C £62.25 Summer Term: A £74.70 B £59.76 C £37.35 Course Code WED ST Students will have the opportunity to create vibrant, colourful, contemporary, screen printed textiles in the Brewery’s print room and is suitable for those with little or no experience in screen printing or those who have used other techniques before but want to pursue textile design and printing.

“Ability to be creative & learn after working hours”

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Thursday | Autumn/Spring/Summer 2014-15 Using Acrylics

Tutor: Frances Winder Thursdays 10.15am – 12.30pm 6 Nov – 11 Dec Autumn Term Fee: A £42 B £33.60 C £21 Course Code THU UA Working from basics you will learn to use acrylic paint in many different ways. Wash techniques, combining with inks, using rags and palette knife, impasto, as well as experimental surface methods like gesso and structure gel. Looking at the work of many artists as stimulation and inspiration you will learn to experiment and develop your style. Suitable for beginners and for those with some experience.

“Frances makes everyone feel easy about trying out unusual and different painting techniques which will inspire us”

Using Acrylics

ARTS & CRAFTS

NEW! Colour Themes in Acrylics

NEW! Painting Nature

Tutor: Thuline De Cock

Tutor: Frances Winder

Thursday 7.30pm – 9.30pm Thursdays 10.15am – 12.30pm Autumn Term Fee: A £74 B £59.20 C £37 26 Feb – 26 Mar Course Code THU PN Spring Term Fee: A £42 B £33.60 C £21 During this course students will paint different aspects Course Code THU CTA Taking the theme of one colour each week, you will explore the dynamics of colour relationships and combinations.

You will learn about emotion, mood and colour, experiment with limited colour, controlled tone, opposite colour dynamics and composition using a colour focus. Suitable for students of any ability.

of nature such as animals, landscapes and flowers.

Students will have the choice to work from different media such as watercolour, acrylic, pastel or a combination of them. You will be using photographs to work from, so if you feel inspired by what is around you, start taking pictures now! All levels welcome, but some experience is helpful as this is not a back to basic course.

Drawing – Back To Basics

NEW! Painting ‘Scapes’

Thursday 5.15pm – 7.15pm Autumn/Spring fee per term: A £74 B £59.20 C £37 Summer Term: A £44.40 B £35.52 C £22.20 Course Code THU DBB

Thursday 7.30pm – 9.30pm Spring Term Fee: A £74 B £59.20 C £37 Summer Term: A £44.40 B £35.52 C £22.20 Course Code THU PS

Who says you can’t draw?

On this course you will gain confidence in drawing by developing your observational skills, using a range of different drawing media whilst exploring mark-making, tone and composition.

From townscape to landscape; seascape to other ‘scapes’; from architecture to nature.

During this course you will be using different materials such as watercolour, acrylic, pastel or a combination of them. You will be using photographs to work from, so if you feel inspired by what is around you, start taking pictures now!

All levels welcome, but some experience is helpful, as this is not a back to basic course.

Tutor: Thuline De Cock

“I started with no drawing skills and have gained much more confidence”

Tutor: Thuline De Cock

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ARTS & CRAFTS Thursday | Autumn/Spring/Summer 2014-15 Textile Arts

Tutor: Caren Threlfall | 10.30am – 12.30pm | Fee: A £37 B £29.60 C £18.50 Felt Making

Felt Making Autumn | 25 Sept – 23 Oct Course Code THU F This is a fun, creative course for anyone who wants to learn how to make unique textile pieces using different felt making techniques. You will learn how to make a simple piece of felt and then develop your skills to produce felt pictures, 3D vessels and bags, felt jewellery and Nuno felt.

A different technique will be taught every week, so by the end of the course you will have a selection of samples of each, as well as a number of finished pieces.

Home Textiles Spring | 16 Jan – 13 Feb Course Code THU HT Summer Term: A £44.40 B £35.52 C £22.20 This is a course for anyone who would like to make some individual, creative, fun textiles that will brighten up their home. You will learn how to mix and match different fabrics to create the best look for your home and then be taught how to create patterns and make up your pieces.

These could be cushions, doorstops, bunting, table runners, place mats or wall art. By the end of five weeks you will have some lovely pieces which will transform your home!

“Wonderful having wifi as it made an enormous difference to be able to do instant research”

Machine Embroidery & Mixed Media Textiles Autumn | 6 Nov – 11 Dec Course Code THU MEMT Students will be taught several ways to transfer images onto fabric, including painting, simple printing techniques and dyeing.

The fabric will then be further embellished with creative machine embroidery techniques, including free machine embroidery, appliqué and the use of water soluble film to create intricate pieces.

Summer term is 5/6 weeks and open to new and continuing students (except for language, jewellery and music classes)

Thursday/Friday | Autumn/Spring/Summer 2014-15 NEW! Wire Sculpture

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ARTS & CRAFTS

Wire Sculpture

Tutor: Priscilla Jones Thursday 10.15am – 1.15pm 27 Feb -27 Mar A £55.50 B £44.40 C £27.75 Course Code THU WS Explore the vast possibilities of working with wire and create your own 3D sculptures, inspired by any theme you wish. You will explore how to manipulate lightweight wire using your hands and pliers to make a range of examples. You will focus on developing your structures with other techniques and processes including fabric, paper, wax, and paint. No experience necessary; all you need to bring is enthusiasm!

Fused Glass

Tutor: Marilyn Hale Thursday 6.30pm – 9pm Autumn/Spring fee per term: A £92.50 B £74 C £46.25 Summer Term: A £55.50 B £44.40 C£27.75 Course Code THU FG If you wish to experience working with kiln-formed glass then this is the course for you. Come and learn design, cutting and assembly skills to produce some beautiful decorative items including jewellery, coasters, wall hangings and bowls.

“Friendly and encouraging atmosphere with a supportive tutor”

Fused Glass

Developing Portraiture

Tutor: Catherine MacDiarmid Friday 1pm - 3pm Autumn/Spring Term Fee: A £88 B £70.40 C £44 Summer Term: A £52.80 B £42.24 C £26.40 Course Code FRI DP Observing from life is the perfect discipline to improve your drawing skills. This course will provide an opportunity to develop drawing skills through the discipline of portraiture.

You will be guided through a series of mark making and measuring exercises exploring different drawing (and painting) techniques, using a variety of media. Colour will be explored through the use of some limited colour combinations. The higher fee for this workshop reflects using a model in each session.

“You provide, what I am discovering, is a unique and very valuable resources. Do not lose it please!”

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ARTS & CRAFTS Friday | Autumn/Spring 2014-15 Raise Your Voice Tutor: Claire Eccles

Mixed Media

Monday 7.30pm – 9.30pm Autumn/Spring Term: A £74 B £59.20 C £37.00 Summer Term: A £37 B £29.60 C £18.50 Course Code MON RYV Learn to set your voice free and to enjoy singing in a noncompetitive and comfortable environment. Whether you haven’t sung since primary school or regularly sing with a choir, this class will cater for all abilities. The course will focus on developing a solid technique and will give you the confidence to sing a range of songs from genres such as folk ballads, African acappella and popular rock and pop classics.

Mixed Media

Tutor: Peter Threlfall Friday 10.30am – 12.30pm Autumn/Spring Term Fee: A £74 B £59.20 C £37 Summer Term: A £44.40 B £35.52 C £22.20 Course Code FRI MM This is a fun and relaxed way to introduce students to the use of mixed media and various ways of drawing and painting.

Each week students will have the opportunity to experiment with different techniques such as pastels, watercolour, acrylics, collage and much more.

“A very enjoyable course and good to have an artwork to take home each week”

NEW! Ceramics

NEW!

Tutor: Mary Willis

Piano for Improvers Tutor: Hazel Barrett

Friday 4pm – 6pm Autumn/Spring Term Fee: A £74 B £59.20 C £37 Summer Term: A £44.40 B £35.52 C £22.20 Course Code FRI C

Monday 6.30pm – 8.30pm Autumn/Spring fee per term: A £74 B £59.20 C £37 Summer Term: A £37 B £29.60 C £18.50 Course Code MON PI

Whether you are a complete novice or a seasoned potter you will develop hand building techniques, throwing and mould making and also finishing methods using glaze, oxides and Raku.

Come and improve your piano playing in a friendly and supportive environment. If you have some playing experience this course is the next step to learn new skills and improve your technique. The class will include tutor-led discussions and group playing, as well as individual practice time with one-to-one support from the tutor.

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music Improvers’ Guitar Tutor: Keith Redfern

Beginners’ Guitar Tutor: Keith Redfern

Beginners’ Piano Tutor: Andy Halsey

Wednesday 5.45pm – 6.45pm Autumn/Spring fee per term: A £72 B £57.60 C £36 Summer Term: A £43.20 B £34.56 C £21.60 Course Code WED IG

Wednesday 7pm – 8pm Autumn/Spring fee per term: A £72 B £57.60 C £36 Summer Term: A £43.20 B £34.56 C£21.60 Course Code WED BG

Thursday 6.30pm – 8.30pm Autumn/Spring fee per term: A £74 B £59.20 C £37 Summer Term: A £44.40 B £35.52 C £22.20 Course Code THU BP

Come and expand your repertoire of songs while developing guitar playing skills such as chord playing, strumming and picking techniques, rhythm reading and improvising. The course will also cover some basic aspects of general music theory.

On this course you will be taught the basics of acoustic guitar playing. There will be some group work but as the group size will be limited there will be opportunities for individual attention, enabling guitarists to consolidate their learning and progress at a comfortable pace.

Have you the wish to fulfil a long-held ambition to play the piano? If so then this is the course for you.

Teaching will be in an informal workshop session where learners play at their own level and work closely with the tutor to gain a thorough understanding of both how to read music and develop their technique on the piano.

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languages Monday/Tuesday | Autumn/Spring/Summer 2014-15 If you are unsure of what level you are in your chosen language please contact Zoe Wilkinson on 01539 722833 ex 273 to discuss further...

German Lower Level 6

French Advanced Conversation

Spanish Continuation Year 2

Monday 12.15pm-2.15pm 20 Week Term: A £146 B £116.80 C £73 Summer Term: A £36.50 B £29.20 C £18.25 Course Code MON GL6

Monday 2 – 4pm 25 Week Term: £170 No Concessions Course Code MON FAC

Tuesday 10.15am – 12.15pm 20 Week Term: A £146.00 B £116.80 C £73 Course Code TUE SC2

This is a great opportunity to improve your fluency and develop confidence and accuracy in a relaxed advanced conversation group. The sessions will be led by a native French speaker, who will encourage individuals to speak and express their views on a range of topics.

This course is suitable for advanced students only.

Would you like to expand your knowledge of Spanish and converse more freely in a wider range of topics?More grammatical structures will be covered in a light-hearted and enjoyable approach This course is suitable for those who have completed a beginner class or learnt some basic Spanish in the past. Not for those who are already at a high level in this language.

Tutor: Dorothea Williamson

Keep up your German and enjoy learning! This course is for students who have studied the language for at least 5 years and would like to refresh and improve their skills in a friendly and supportive group. The class will include speaking, listening, reading and writing with the emphasis on conversational skills. Herzlich willkommen!

“We have a very good teacher and I appreciate her hard work and patience”

Tutor: Dominique Pluskwa

Tutor: Pilar Valera

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Monday/Tuesday | Autumn/Spring/Summer 2014-15 Spanish Year 3

Tutor: Pilar Valera Tuesday 12.45pm – 2.45pm 20 Week Term: A £146 B £116.80 C £73 Course Code TUE SY3 This class is suitable for students who can hold simple conversations in Spanish but have skills that need improving and vocabulary that needs increasing. This course is suitable for those who have completed a 2nd year of Spanish and are able to get by in the language, using only the present tense, without too many problems.

“Mui bien!”

Post Beginners’ German Tutor: Cath Bond

Tuesday 1pm – 3pm Autumn 10 Week Term: A £73 B £58.40 C £36.50 Spring 10 Week Term: A £73 B £58.40 C £36.50 Summer Term: A £43.80 B £35.04 C £21.90 Course Code TUE PBG If you have completed a beginner course but would like develop your confidence, this is the class for you. You will review the basics, using the language in a variety of everyday situations, looking at areas of usage which you might wish to know more about, such as sentence structure and how the main tenses work. The emphasis will be on speaking, but there will be practise in all the language skills. As the course will begin with a revision of year one, beginners may enquire about joining provided they feel confident about covering the basics at a faster pace. Please contact the Brewery to discuss this with the tutor.

“Cath encourages us to join in without losing confidence”

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languages Tuesday/Wednesday | Autumn/Spring/Summer 2014-15

French French Upper Intermediate Year 5 Upper Intermediate Year 6 Tutor: Dominique Pluskwa

Tutor: Dominique Pluskwa

Tuesday 7pm – 9pm 20 Week Term: A £146 B £116.80 C £73 Summer Term: A £43.80 B £35.04 C £21.90 Course Code TUE FUI5

Wednesday 10.15am -12.15pm 20 Week Term: A £146 B £116.80 C £73 Summer Term: A £43.80 B £35.04 C £21.90 Course Code WED FA6

This course is for students who have studied the language for at least 4 years and would like to revise and broaden their skills. We will concentrate on spoken French in a friendly atmosphere to help increase your fluency in French and your knowledge of French customs and culture.

This course is for students with an excellent understanding of French and who want to progress further.

The course aims to develop fluency, accuracy and expression. This group will enrich your knowledge of both the language and the country.

“Everything about this course has been excellent and I look forward to its continuation in September”

“It is wonderful to have a native French teacher who absorbs us into French life”

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Wednesday/Thursday | Autumn/Spring/Summer 2014-15

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languages

Italian for Beginners

French for Beginners

Advanced German

Wednesday 10.15am – 12.15pm Autumn 10 Week Term: A £73 B £58.40 C £36.50 Spring 10 week Term: A £73 B £58.40 C £36.50 Summer Term: A £43.80 B £35.04 C £21.90 Course Code WED IB

Wednesday 1pm - 3pm Autumn 10 Week Term: A £73 B £58.40 C £36.50 Spring 10 week Term: A £73 B £58.40 C £36.50 Summer Term: A £43.80 B £35.04 C £21.90 Course Code WED FB

Thursday 1pm – 3pm 20 Week Term: A £146 B £116.80 C £73 Summer Term: A £43.80 B £35.04 C £21.90 Course Code THU AG

If you have never studied the language, or have studied in the past but wish to begin again from scratch, this is the course for you. Emphasis will be on communication; so please be prepared to have a go!

This course is for you if you are an absolute beginner and would like to take your first steps in French in a friendly atmosphere. You will learn how to talk about yourself and your family, your work and leisure and will be able to book a hotel room in France, go shopping and ask for directions.

Tutor: Cath Bond

Tutor: Dominique Pluskwa

Tutor: Dorothea Williamson

This class will help you to express yourself with more confidence and accuracy where you will learn about a wide range of topics and discuss them together. Machen Sie doch mit!

“Dorothea is great at understanding individual needs”

NEW! Polish for Improvers

Tutor: Kinga Cichowska Wednesday 7pm – 9pm 20 Week Term: A £146 B £116.80 C £73 Summer Term: A £43.80 B £35.04 C £21.90 Course Code WED PI This course is aimed at students who have previous experience in learning Polish, have completed the Polish for Beginners course, learned the basic words and expressions, or have been exposed to the language.

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languages Thursday/Friday | Autumn/Spring/Summer 2014-15 Spanish for Beginners Tutor: Pilar Valera

Thursday 1pm – 3pm Autumn 10 Week Term: A £73 B £58.40 C £36.50 Spring 10 Week Term: A £73 B £58.40 C £36.50 Course Code THU SB This is an introduction to Spanish for learners who have no prior knowledge of the language, or who have picked up a few Spanish phrases and want to expand on this. This course will enable you to communicate in Spanish at a basic level in a range of everyday situations.

Introduction to Sign Language

Tutor: Greer Shepherd Thursday 7pm – 9pm Autumn/Spring Term: A £73 B £58.40 C £36.50 Course Code THU SL This is a good introduction to signing for those who want to communicate with the deaf and hard of hearing, forming an excellent basis for moving on to accredited courses should you wish to progress further. Basic literacy is essential for this course due to the amount of handouts used as guidance to signing.

Polish for Beginners

Tutor: Kinga Cichowska Thursday 7pm – 9pm Autumn 10 Week Term: A £73 B £58.40 C £36.50 Spring 10 week Term: A £73 B £58.40 C £36.50 Summer Term: A £43.80 B £35.04 C £21.90 Course Code THU PB If you have never studied Polish, or have studied in the past but wish to begin again from scratch, this is the course for you. Above all the emphasis will be on communication; so please be prepared to have a go!

“I have enjoyed this course and have been surprised at the amount of progress I have made.”

French Upper Intermediate Year 5 Tutor: Florence Tourne

Friday 10.30am-12.30pm 20 Week Term: A £146 B £116.80 C £73 Summer Term: A £43.80 B £35.04 C £21.90 Course Code FRI FUI5 For students with an excellent understanding of French and who want to progress further.

All four language skills (speaking, reading, listening and writing) will be developed using a variety of topics and activities. The course aims to develop fluency, accuracy and expression.

“The classes are a highlight in my week, always interesting and fun”

Summer term is 5/6 weeks and open to new and continuing students (except for language, jewellery and music classes)

Friday | Autumn/Spring/Summer 2014-15

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Italian for Improvers Tutor: Cath Bond

Friday 10.30am-12.30pm 20 Week Autumn Term: A £146 B £116.80 C £73 Summer Term: A £43.80 B £35.04 C £21.90 Course Code FRI II If you feel you have a reasonable awareness of the basics of Italian and wish to consolidate your knowledge, improve your accuracy and extend your range of vocabulary and expression, then this is the course for you. There will be a variety of activities to help you achieve this, with lots of emphasis on building your confidence in speaking.

NEW! Japanese for Beginners

French Intermediate Year 4

Friday 10am – 12pm Autumn 10 Week Term: A £73 B £58.40 C £36.50 Spring 10 Week Term: A £73 B £58.40 C £36.50 Summer Term: A £43.80 B £35.04 C £21.90 Course Code FRI JB

Friday 1.30pm – 3.30pm 20 Week Term: A £146 B £116.80 C £73 Summer Term: A £43.80 B £35.04 C £21.90 Course Code FRI FI4

Tutor: Jung Ran Fisher

This is an introduction to Japanese for learners who have no prior knowledge of the language, or who have picked up a few Japanese phrases and want to expand on this. This course will enable you to communicate in Japanese at a basic level in a range of everyday situations.

Tutor: Florence Tourne

For students with a good understanding of French who want to progress further. All four language skills (speaking, reading, listening and writing) will be developed using a variety of topics and activities.

The course aims to develop fluency, accuracy and expression.

“Everything about this course has been excellent and I look forward to its continuation in September”

“I have very much enjoyed being with this group and Friday mornings have been fun”

Italian Post Beginners Year 2 Tutor: Cath Bond

Friday 1.30pm – 3.30pm 20 Week Autumn Term: A £146 B £116.80 C £73 Summer Term: A £43.80 B £35.04 C £21.90 Course Code FRI IPB If you have completed a beginner course but would like develop your confidence, this is the class for you. You will review the basics, using the language in a variety of everyday situations, looking at areas of language usage you may wish to know more about, such as sentence structure and how the main tenses work. The emphasis will be on speaking, but there will be practise in all the language skills.

“Good explanations of grammar and structure in a very pleasant informal atmosphere”

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NEW! The Joy of Story

Tutor: Wendy Storer Tuesday 6pm – 8pm Autumn Term: A £74 B £59.20 C £37 Course Code TUE JS

Poetry & Place

Tutor: Janni Howker Thursday 10.30am – 12.30pm Autumn | 25 Sept – 23 Oct Spring | 15 Jan – 12 Feb Fee: A £37 B £29.60 C £18.50 Course Code THU PP

Telling stories is the language of being human. We are hard wired for story; think, talk, and make connections in story. Stories give us a framework to understand what’s going on; they help us solve problems, open our minds to new possibilities and imagine a different future. They help us develop empathy and may even alter our perception of reality… This course is all about writing stories which engage, inspire, and connect writer to reader on an emotional level – and most importantly, keep them reading to the end.

A sense of place is at the heart of much British poetry and nowhere is that more true than in the poetry of our region. From the work of Wordsworth and Norman Nicholson to the engraved stones of Meg Peacock’s poetry path, the exploration of a local habitation has been a rich and constant source of material. On this course students will have the opportunity to explore this poetry with the intention of writing their own.

NEW! Write Your Novel

The Writer’s Tool Box

Tutor: Wendy Storer Tuesday 6pm – 8pm Spring Term: A £74 B £59.20 C £37 Summer Term: A £44.40 B £35.52 C £22.20 Course Code TUE WYN Have you ever wanted to write a novel and not known where to start?

Have you ever started a novel, and not known where to go next? Or, have you ever finished writing a novel, know it ‘needs some work’ but you’re not sure what? If the answer to any of these questions is yes, then this is the course for you. We will be looking at the processes involved in writing a novel of any genre, for any age, and making some plans for your next step. By the end of the course you will have a clear understanding of where you are going with your novel and how to pass the finish post!

Tutor: Janni Howker

Friday 10.30am – 12.30pm Autumn/Spring Term: A £74 B £59.20 C £37 Summer Term: A £44.40 B £35.52 C £22.20 Course Code FRI WT Explore the writer’s toolbox from simile to suspense with the intention of producing original work of your own. If you have a lively interest in reading and a desire to write and to share your work, then come and join this workshop to participate in practical exercises and receive supportive tutor-led critical feedback.

This class is suitable for beginners as well as more experienced writers. A number of Janni’s previous students have had their work published as a result of attending her courses.

“This course has really spurred me on professionally with concrete results. I feel I have got as much out of it as a university course.”

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All Yoga classes will start the week commencing 8th September.

health & Movement Sivananda Yoga & Guided Relaxation Tutor: Neil Pendlebury Ishwara

Monday 6.45pm - 8.45pm 13 Week Autumn Term Starts 8 September Fee £117 No Concessions 10 week Spring Term £90 No Concessions 10 week Summer Term £90 No concessions Course Code MON SYGR Sivananda is a traditional, exact and easy-to-learn Indian system that aims to naturally achieve the goal of yoga through creating a healthy body and mind, which leads to spiritual evolution. This open class is traditional, slow-paced and meditative and helps encourage proper breathing, flexibility, strength and vitality in the body while calming the mind.

Dynamic Vinyasa Yoga Tutor: Neil Pendlebury Ishwara

Tuesday 6.15pm – 7.45pm 13 Week Autumn Term Starts 9 September Fee £87.75 No Concessions 10 week Spring Term £67.50 No Concessions 10 week Summer term £67.50 No Concessions Course Code TUE DVY The Dynamic Vinyasa Flow yoga is a heating, flowing sequence of yoga postures that move from sequence to sequence by means of a Vinyasa. On the whole the practice is athletic in the early stages, gradually becoming lighter and more spiritual.The results which are both immediate in certain areas and cumulative in others are a light, strong and athletic body, a peaceful mind and a happy persona. Held at Kendal’s Fellside Centre.

“I enjoyed various techniques which was beneficial for my whole body. I recommend this class.”

NEW! Gentle Exercise

Tutor: Elaine Towler Wednesday 11am – 12pm Autumn/Spring Fee: A £37 B £29.60 C £18.50 Course Code WED GE The aim of this class is keeping fit for everyday life! With a variety of exercises which are good for the heart, lungs and circulation, there will be a different session each week making exercising fun.

The class includes a gentle aerobic workout and exercise to maintain flexibility, balance and coordination as well as strengthening muscles. It is a great way of exercising safely, having fun, enjoying exercise and meeting like-minded people.

NEW! Relax & Just Be

Tutor: Helen Towers Friday 1.30pm – 3.00pm Autumn/Spring Fee: A £55.50 B £44.40 C £27.75 Course Code FRI RJB This course is about making space and learning relaxation techniques, which will enable you to reconnect through breath, mindfulness, meditation and movement, and by using natural energy to improve well being, de-stress and relax.

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Classes will not run in the week commencing 10th November due to the Kendal Mountain Festival.

workshops

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Harmonica

Fused Glass

Tutor: Marilyn Hale Sat 14 Sept | Code SEP FG Sat 8 Nov | Code Nov FG Sat 25 Apr | Code APR FG A fantastic opportunity to work with Marilyn A Hale; a glass artist and designer from Ulverston. You will have the opportunity to learn how to cut glass, and design and prepare patterns and inclusions to complete some decorative items for your home or items of jewellery. This day course is suitable for complete beginners and those with some experience, wanting to learn the basic principles of fusing glass.

NEW! Furniture Chalk Painting & Decoupage Tutor: Sarah Burnett

Sat 27 Sept | Code SEP FCD Sat 31 Jan JAN FCD Would you enjoy turning an old piece of furniture into something unique and (shabby) chic? Or do you hate to see furniture go to landfill and feel passionate about giving it a new lease of life? This workshop will give you the skills to easily update an unloved piece of wooden furniture.

“An enjoyable day out”

Harmonica

Tutor: Mat Walklate Sat 11 Oct | Code OCT H Sat 1 Feb | Code FEB H Fee: £30 No Concessions Get your harmonica playing started with this workshop which demonstrates the rudiments of this popular instrument. Learn some simple tunes, solos and rhythms in a variety of musical styles and get to grips with the harmonica’s structure, idiosyncrasies and capabilities. This class is suitable for beginners and those with some experience. Tuition is by a professional harmonica player and teacher.

“Good fun and learnt a great deal from a professional. A great kick start to playing the harmonica.”

Furniture Chalk Painting & Decoupage

Retro Rehab

Workshops run 10.30am – 4.30pm | fee structure: A £30 B £24.00 C £15.00 Unless otherwise stated

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Workshops run 10.30am – 4.30pm

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Exploring Etching Tutor: Iain Sloan

Sat 8 Nov | Code NOV EE Fee: A £39 B £31.20 C £19.50

Vintage Home

Experimental Watercolour

Come and experience a one-day workshop where you will explore the wide range of techniques available through safe-etching. These techniques are simple, very exciting and offer a range of experimentation not available through traditional methods. By the end of the day you will have made and printed your own plates onto a range of materials.

“Excellent tutor, great quality of learning provided.”

Retro Rehab Lampshades

Tutor: Rachel Cabble Sat 22 Nov | Code NOV RRL “Let there be light…” Wow your friends and make your own lampshade in a fabric of your choice to co-ordinate with your room. Retro Rehab will guide you through the techniques to create your own bespoke shade using vintage, retro, or fabric of your choice; you could even add a pom-pom or two!

NEW! Combining Paint and Monoprint Tutor: Jill Pemberton

Sat 11 Oct | Code OCT CPM Fee: £30 No Concessions Come and explore ways of combining water based inks and paints with some of the processes of mono printing, producing several quick prints.

These can become sources of inspiration for future projects as well as pieces in their own right.

Vintage Home

Tutor: Caren Threlfall Sat 18 Oct | Code OCT VH This one day workshop is for anyone interested in producing ‘vintage’ style textiles for the home. You will learn how to make cushions, bunting and other decorative pieces using a variety of floral, gingham and denim fabrics. Taking inspiration from Kirstie Allsop and Cath Kidston, you will make pieces to transform your home.

“Having enjoyed the day with Caren I now feel I can make cushions independently, quite an achievement!”

Experimental Watercolour

Tutor: Frances Winder Sat 29 Nov | Code NOV EW Following an experimental session learning about techniques to give you fascinating effects, you will paint using one of these methods or a combination of them to produce your own paintings.

Suitable for beginners or for those wanting to develop the skills.

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workshops Screen Printing with Stencils

Tutor: Melanie Mayho Sat 6 Dec | Code DEC SPS Fee: A£39 B£31.20 C£19.50 A one-day workshop that will show simple and effective ways to explore screen printing, using your own designed and cutout stencils. This is a quick and colourful way to print that can be easily carried on at home.

The Art of Paper Cutting Tutor: Amy Williams

Sat 6 Dec | Code DEC APC This course will introduce you to the exciting medium of paper cutting and its’ wider applications within art and design, encouraging you to experiment with different materials and techniques. You will have the opportunity to apply the technique of paper cutting to a small project of your choice i.e. a greetings card, paper lantern, mobile or a small artwork.

“Amy is very encouraging and I learnt from others in the class”

NEW! Working with Porcelain Tutor: Thea Rogers

Sat 13 Dec | Code DEC WWP Porcelain is a beautiful, translucent material which lends itself perfectly to intricate, delicate, vintage patterns. This day taster course will teach students how to incorporate vintage fabrics and textures into porcelain clay and handform into individual shapes and objects.

Screen Printing with Stencils

Workshops run 10.30am – 4.30pm | fee structure: A £30 B £24.00 C £15.00 Unless otherwise stated

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workshops NEW! Home Textiles – Paper Cut Style

Animals in Acrylic & Pastels

Tutor: Caren Threlfall Sat 7 Feb | Code FEB HT During this one day course you will make individual pieces for your home using paper cut style appliqué. You will learn the basic technique of appliqué and then have the opportunity to create some unique items to brighten up your home including, cushion covers, doorstops, table runners and place mats.

Home Textiles – Paper Cut Style

NEW! Animals in Acrylic & Pastels Tutor: Thuline De Cock

Sat 17 Jan | Code JAN AAP In this workshop you will be drawing and painting animals from photographs using acrylics and finishing off with black and white pastels (or colour if you prefer!) The course is open to all levels, but some experience is helpful as this is not a basic course.

NEW! Willow Weaving

Tutor: Hannah Ehlert Sat 24 Jan | Code JAN WW Just in time for spring you will be taught the traditional principles of weaving, especially willow and hedgerow weaving. Students will create small items such as decorative wreaths, and then progress to making English round baskets, which can be used in the garden as sweet pea planters.

No previous experience is required.

Garden Sculpture Tutor: Chris Barnes

Sat 14 Feb | Code FEB GS Terracotta and buff crank clay provide many possibilities for quickly developing a sculptural idea – and some limitations.

Taking inspiration from a variety of contemporary and historical sculptors this workshop will enable you to develop a piece for the garden.

“Very enjoyable and informative.”

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Workshops run 10.30am – 4.30pm | fee structure: A £30 B £24.00 C £15.00 Unless otherwise stated

workshops NEW! Structure in Landscape

Structure in Landscape

Tutor: France Winder

Sat 21 Feb | Code FEB SL We will look at methods to express structure; rocks, mountains, city streets, buildings, roads and tracks.

From free ink and wash methods to the use of rags, palette knives in paint and everything in between.

With reference to work by artists in this field, you will produce several different pieces. We also learn a little of perspective principles, how to use or disregard them in your work.

Dry Point

Tutor: Iain Sloan

Retro Rehab – Chair Tutor: Rachel Cable

Sat 28 Feb | Code FEB D Sat 21 Mar | Code MAR RRC Fee: A £39 B £31.20 C £19.50 Fee: A £48 B £38.40 C £24 Explore the most direct and simple of the intaglio processes (incised images) in this one-day workshop.

By working with a sharp point on a plastic or metal plate, drawings and textures can easily be scratched onto their surface, then inked and printed. Scratching the surface of the plate throws up a burr of material that catches the ink and prints lines with a soft and velvety quality. The workshop will explore some of the printed qualities dry point has to offer and how it can be combined with other intaglio techniques.

This course is ideal for beginners and will take you through all of the stages necessary for you to upcycle a dining chair; using modern upholstery and ‘shabby chic’ techniques to give it a retro or vintage look.

NEW! Copper Creations Tutor: Jo Dix

Sat 28 Mar | Code MAR CC Fee: A £37 B £29.60 C £18.50 Just in time for spring, why not have a fun day making your own flowers out of copper sheet and wire? No experience of metal working is required, just a desire to craft.

NEW! Expressive Use of Colour - An Approach

Linocutting

Sat 7 Mar | Code MAR EUC Fee: £30 No Concessions

A one day workshop where you will have the opportunity to design, cut and print your own linocuts. You will be able to print onto a range of materials and surfaces and explore the Chine-collé technique, where the image is transferred to a surface that is bonded to a support material.

Tutor: Jill Pemberton

This workshop hopes to encourage the progression from mark and line into shape, space and form using colour- not as an ‘addition’ to drawing but as cohesion of concepts within the work. It asks the artist to consider the ‘whole’ piece as it evolves- the hierarchy of emphasis and structure within an abstract composition.

Tutor: Iain Sloan Sat 28 Mar | Code MAR L Fee: A £39 B £31.20 C £19.50

“Teaching and assistance was excellent; fun and informative.”

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ENROL NOW TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT! Enrolling on a workshop at the Brewery Arts Centre is easy.

All you need to do is complete the enrolment form, found in the centre of this brochure and include your payment. Enrolment forms are also available at Box Office or downloadable from our website at www.breweryarts.co.uk . Places are limited and secured on a first come, first served basis so it’s important to return your form early.

Fees:

Three fees are stated for some courses.

Most fees (even full price fees) are subsidised by Cumbria County Council and are available for the following categories only.

Fee A) Full Fee Fee B) 20% discount for learners over 60 on the 1st September 2014 who are not in employment for more than 16 hours per week Fee C) 50% discount for learner in receipt of: Job Seekers Allowance Employment Support Allowance (Work and income related) Income Support Working Tax Credit [subject to threshold] Housing/council tax benefit Aged 16 and under 19 on 1st September 2014 Pension tax credit – guaranteed credit only And an unwaged dependant of those listed above.

Students claiming age-based concessions need only show proof once. Students claiming any other discounted fee need to provide proof of concession each time they enrol.

Please ensure all paperwork has the correct date. Please note that the NHS Exemption Tax Credit Card is not acceptable as proof of Working Tax Credit Status.

Students should be aware some courses incur additional costs for materials and equipment.

For more information refer to your course information sheets.

Payments

Payments can be made in two ways: a) Payment by cheque, payable to KBACTL or Brewery Arts Centre. Please include a separate cheque for each course you wish to attend. b) Credit or debit card. Complete the appropriate section on the enrolment form. Please check card details are correct to avoid enrolments being delayed. All cardholder information is secured at all times and kept confidential.

Don’t forget! We will need a separate enrolment form for each learner.

Return completed forms to our Box Office by hand or post ensuring all the necessary paperwork and payments are included.

What happens next?

We will confirm your enrolment by post. If the course is full, you will be put onto our waiting list and contacted should a place become available.

Are you unable to submit your form?

If you are unable to submit your form because of a disability we can complete your enrolment form and take payment details over the telephone or via email.

Please contact the Box Office on 01539 725133 or Adult Education Manager Zoe Wilkinson, on 01539 722833 ext 273.

Email adult.ed@breweryarts.co.uk.

Proof of concession, if applicable can be brought in on the day of the course, or before. Please note this service is only available to students with a disability.

Absences

Please let your tutor know if you are unable to attend a course session for any reason. This is because unrecorded absences have a negative effect on our funding. Three unrecorded absences will result in the cancellation of your place on a course and no refund will be given. Please inform your tutor direct or through the Box Office on 01539 725133.

Brewery Friends

A limited number of places are prioritised for Brewery Friends on each course up until the 11th August 2014. Remember to tick the Brewery Friends box on the enrolment form. To become a member complete an application form from the Box Office or email breweryfriends@ breweryarts.co.uk for more information.

Block Bookings

A limited number of places are prioritised for those students wishing to commit to all three terms up until 11th August 2014.

Terms and conditions • Enrolments cannot be made by telephone.

• Places cannot be reserved.

• Please complete all sections of the enrolment form. Incomplete forms will be returned to you. This includes missing payments and omission of supporting documents.

• We reserve the right to cancel classes or amend schedules as necessary.

Full refunds will be given should your course be cancelled.

• Refunds are available (minus a £6 administration fee) up until 5 days prior to the start of a course.

• All courses and workshops will be held at the Brewery unless otherwise stated on your course information sheet.

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Classes will not run in the week commencing 10th November due to the Kendal Mountain Festival.

diary

AUTUMN TERM DATES 2014 Mon 22 Sept- Fri 12 Dec | Half term Mon 27 Oct - Fri 31 Oct

Autumn 2014 Monday 12.15 - 14.15 12.15 - 14.15 14.00 - 16.00 14.45 - 16.45 15.00 – 15.30 17.15 - 19.15 18.30 – 20.30 18.30 -21.00 18.45- 20.45 19.30 - 21.30 19.30 - 21.30

Thursday Life Drawing p04 German Lower Level Year 6 p16 French Advanced Conversation p16 Experimental Life Class - NEW p04 Contemporary Jewellery p05 Photography for Beginners p04 Piano for Improvers - NEW p14 Contemporary Jewellery p05 Sivananda Yoga & Guided Relaxation p23 Exploring Photography p04 Raise your Voice p14

10.15 – 12.30 10.30 – 12.30 10.30 – 12.30 10.30 – 12.30 13.00 – 15.00 13.00 – 15.00 17.15 – 19.15 18.30 – 20.30 18.30 – 21.00 19.00 – 21.00 19.00 – 21.00 19.30 – 21.30

Using Acrylics Poetry & Place Feltmaking Machine Embroidery & Mixed Media Textiles

Advanced German Spanish For Beginners Drawing – Back To Basics Beginners Piano Fused Glass Polish For Beginners Introduction to Sign Language Painting Nature - NEW

p11 p22 p12 p12 p19 p20 p11 p15 p13 p20 p20 p11

Tuesday 10.15 – 12.15 Spanish Continuation Year 2 10.30 – 12.30 Exploring Watercolour 10.30 – 13.00 Screen-printing with Stencils - NEW 12.45 – 14.45 Spanish Year 3 13.00 – 15.00 The Art of Paper Cutting 13.00 – 15.30 Swedish Wood Carving - NEW 13.00 – 15.00 Post Beginners German 15.00 – 17.30 Pottery 18.00 – 20.00 The Joy of Story - NEW 18.30 – 21.30 Pottery 18.30 – 20.30 Dynamic Vinyasa Yoga & Guided Relaxation 1900 – 21.00 French Upper Intermediate Year 5 19.15 – 21.45 Painting with Oils – A fresh approach

p16 p06 p07 p17 p06 p06 p17 p07 p22 p07 p23 p18 p07

Friday 10.00 – 12.00 10.30 – 12.30 10.30-12.30 10.30- 12.30 10.30 - 12.30 13.00 - 15.00 13.30 – 15.30 13.30 – 15.00 13.30 – 15.30 16.00 – 18.00

Japanese for Beginners - NEW Italian For Improvers Mixed Media French Upper Intermediate Year 5 The Writers Tool Box Developing Portraiture French Intermediate Year 4 Relax and Just Be - NEW Italian Post Beginners Year 2 Ceramics - NEW

18.30 – 20.30 The Great Brewery Sewing Bee

Wednesday

Print Making

Paper Cutting

10.15 – 12.15 French Upper Intermediate Year 6 p18 10.15– 12.45 Pastels p08 10.15 – 12.15 Italian for Beginners p19 10.30 – 13.00 Exploring Relief Printing - NEW p10 11.00 – 12.00 Gentle Exercise - NEW p23 12.45 – 15.00 Abstract Painting - NEW p07 13.00 - 15.00 French For Beginners p19 13.15 – 15.15 Reupholstery - NEW p09 13.15 - 15.15 Calligraphy - NEW p08 14.00 – 16.30 An Introduction to Monoprint & Collagraph - NEW p10 15.45 - 18.45 Improvers Guitar p15 14.30 – 19.00 Great Brewery Sewing Bee p09 19.00 - 21.30 Screen Printed Textiles p10 19.00 – 18.00 Beginners Guitar p15 19.00 – 21.00 Polish For Improvers - NEW p19 19.00 – 21.00 The Art Of Paper Cutting p07 19.15 – 21.15 An Introduction to Chalk Painting p08 & Up Cycling Furniture - NEW

p21 p21 p14 p20 p22 p13 p21 p23 p21 p14 p09

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All Yoga classes will start the week commencing 8 September

SPRING TERM DATES 2015

Mon 12 Jan - Fri 27 Mar | Half term Mon 16 - Fri 20 Feb

Spring 2015 Monday 12.15 – 14.15 12.15 - 14.15 14.00 – 16.00 14.45 – 16.45 15.00 – 17.30 17.15 - 19.15 18.30 – 20.30 18.30 - 21.00 18.45 - 20.45 19.30 - 21.30 19.30 - 21.30

Thursday Life Drawing p04 German Lower Level Year 6 p16 French Advanced Conversation p16 Experimental Life Class - NEW p04 Contemporary Jewellery p05 Life Drawing p04 Piano for Improvers - NEW p14 Contemporary Jewellery p05 Sivananda Yoga & Guided Relaxation p23 Using Acrylics p04 Raise your Voice p14

10.15 – 12.30 10.30 – 12.30 10.30 – 12.30 10.30 – 12.30 13.00 – 15.00 13.00 – 15.00 17.15 – 19.15 18.30 – 20.30 18.30 – 21.00 19.00 – 21.00 19.00 – 21.00 19.30 – 21.30

Colour Themes in Acrylics - NEW Poetry & Place Home Textiles Wire Sculpture - NEW Advanced German Spanish for Beginners Drawing – Back To Basics Beginners Piano Fused Glass Polish For Beginners Introduction to Sign Language Painting ‘Scapes’ - NEW

p11 p22 p12 p13 p19 p20 p11 p15 p13 p20 p20 p11

Japanese for Beginners - NEW Italian for Improvers Mixed Media French Upper Intermediate Year 5 The Writers Tool Box Developing Portraiture French Intermediate Year 4 Relax and Just Be - NEW Italian Post Beginners Year 2 Ceramics - NEW The Great Brewery Sewing Bee

p21 p21 p15 p20 p22 p13 p21 p23 p21 p14 p09

Tuesday 10.15 – 12.15 Spanish Continuation Year 2 10.30 – 12.30 Exploring Watercolour 10.30 – 13.00 Screen-Printing with Stencils - NEW 12.45 – 14.45 Spanish Year 3 13.00 – 15.00 The Art of Paper Cutting 13.00 – 15.30 Willow Weaving - NEW 13.00 – 15.00 Post Beginners German 15.00 – 17.30 Pottery 14.00 – 20.00 Write Your Novel - NEW 14.30 – 21.30 Pottery 14.30 – 20.30 Dynamic Vinyasa Yoga & Guided Relaxation 19.00 – 21.00 French Upper Intermediate Year 5 19.15 – 21.45 Painting with Oils – A Fresh Approach

p16 p06 p07 p17 p07 p06 p17 p07 p22 p07 p23 p18 p07

Friday 10.00 – 12.00 10.30 – 12.30 10.30-12.30 10.30- 12.30 10.30-12.30 13.00 - 15.00 13.30 – 15.30 13.30 – 15.00 13.30 – 15.30 16.00 – 18.00 18.30 – 20.30

Wednesday 10.15 – 12.15 French Upper Intermediate Year 6 10.15– 12.45 Pastels 10.15 – 12.15 Italian for Beginners 10.30 – 13.00 Working Creatively in Print - NEW 11.00 – 12.00 Gentle Exercise - NEW 12.45 – 15.00 Abstract Painting - NEW 13.00 - 15.00 French For Beginners 13.15 – 15.15 Fused Glass 13.15 - 15.15 Creative Quilting - NEW 14.00 – 16.30 Working Creatively in Print 17.45 - 18.45 Improvers Guitar 18.30 – 21.00 Great Brewery Sewing Bee 19.00 - 21.30 Screen printed Textiles 19.00 – 20.00 Beginners Guitar 19.00 – 21.00 Polish For Improvers - NEW 19.15 – 21.15 The Art of Paper cutting 19.15 – 21.15 Introduction to Decoupage - NEW

p18 p08 p19 p10 p23 p07 p19 p09 p09 p10 p15 p09 p10 p15 p19 p07 p08

Raku Firing

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SUMMER TERM DATES 2014

diary

Mon 13 Apr - Friy 22 May | No classes May 4 Bank Holiday

Summer 2015 Thursday

Monday 12.15 – 14.15

Life Drawing

p04

10.30 – 12.30 Home Textiles

p12

12.15 - 14.15

German Lower Level Year 6

p16

13.00 – 15.00 Advanced German

p19

p16

17.15 – 19.15

p04

18.30 – 20.30 Beginners Piano

p15

p05

18.30 – 21.00 Stained Glass

p13

p04

19.00 – 21.00 Polish For Beginners

p20

19.30 – 21.30 Painting ‘Scapes’

p11

14.00 – 16.00 French Advanced Conversation 14.45 – 15.45 Experimental Life Class

- NEW

15.00 – 17.30 Contemporary Jewellery 17.15 - 19.15

Life Drawing

18.30 – 20.30 Piano for Improvers - NEW p14

Drawing – Back To Basics

p11

18.30 - 21.00 Contemporary Jewellery

p05

18.45 - 20.45 Sivananda Yoga & Guided Relaxation

p23

19.30 - 21.30 Using Acrylics

p04

10.00 – 12.00 Japanese for Beginners - NEW

p21

19.30 - 21.30 Raise your Voice

p14

10.30 – 12.30 Italian For Improvers

p21

10.30 - 12.30 Mixed Media

p14

10.30 - 12.30 French Upper Intermediate Year 5

p18

p06

10.30 - 12.30 The Writers Tool Box

p22 p13

Tuesday 10.30 – 12.30 Exploring Watercolour

Friday

10.30 – 13.00 Screen-Printing with Stencils - NEW

p10

13.00 - 15.00 Developing Portraiture

13.00 – 15.00 Post Beginners German

p17

13.30 – 15.30 French Intermediate Year4

p21

15.00 – 17.30 Pottery

p07

13.30 – 15.30 Italian Post Beginners Year 2

p21

18.00 – 20.00 Write Your Novel - NEW

p22

16.00 – 18.00 Ceramics - NEW

p14

18.30 – 21.30 Pottery

p07

18.30 – 20.30 The Great Brewery Sewing Bee

p09

18.30 – 20.30 Dynamic Vinyasa Yoga & Guided Relaxation

p23

18.30 - 20.30 French Upper Intermediate Year 5

p18

19.15 – 21.45

Painting with Oils – A fresh approach

p07

Wednesday 10.15 – 12.15 French Upper Intermediate Year 6

p18

10.15– 12.45 Pastels

p08

10.15 – 12.15 Italian for Beginners

p19

10.30 – 13.00 Working Creatively in Print - NEW 12.45 – 15.00 Abstract Painting

- NEW

p10 p07

13.00 - 15.00 French For Beginners

p19

14.00 – 16.30 Working Creatively in Print

p10

17.45 - 18.45

Improvers Guitar

NB: The short summer term is 5/6 weeks long and is open to both new and continuing students except for language, jewellery and music classes.

p15

18.30 – 21.00 Great Brewery Sewing Bee

p09

19.00 - 21.30 Screen Printed Textiles

p10

19.00 – 20.00 Beginners Guitar

p15

19.00 – 21.00 Polish For Improvers - NEW

p19

19.15 – 21.15 Introduction to Chalk Painting & Decoupage - NEW p08

Art Room 1

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Workshops run 10.30am – 4.30pm

Fee structure: A £30 B £24.00 C £15.00 unless otherwise stated

Autumn Workshops 2014 Enamelling Saturday 6th September SEP E

p05

Fused Glass Saturday 13th September SEP FG

p24

Furniture Chalk Painting & Decoupage - New Saturday 27th September SEP FCD

p24

Silver Casting - NEW Saturday 4th October OCT S

p05

Combining Paint and Mono-Print - NEW Saturday 11th October OCT CPM Vintage Home Saturday 18th October OCT VH Silver Clay Jewellery Saturday 25th October OCT SCJ

p25

Fused Glass Saturday 8th November NOV FG

p24

Exploring Etching Saturday 8th November NOV EE

p25

Retro Rehab - Lampshades Saturday 22nd November NOV RRL

p25

Experimental Watercolour Saturday 29th November NOV EW

p25

Spring Workshops 2015

The Art Of Papercutting Saturday 6th December DEC APC

p26

Animals in Acrylic & Pastels Saturday 17th January JAN AAP

p27

Screen Printing with Stencils Saturday 13th December DEC S

p26

Willow Weaving Saturday 24th January JAN WW

p27

Working with Porcelain - NEW Saturday 13th December DEC WWP

p26

Furniture Chalk Painting and Decoupage Saturday 31st January JAN FCD

p24

Home Textiles – Paper Cut style - NEW Saturday 7th Feb FEB HT

p27

Garden Sculpture Saturday 14th Feb FEB GS

p27

Structure in Landscape - NEW Saturday 21st Feb FEB SL

p28

Silver Casting - NEW Saturday 28th Feb FEB S

p05

Drypoint Saturday 28th Feb FEB D

p28

Expressive Use of Colour- An approach - NEW Saturday 7th March MAR EUC

p28

Silver Clay Jewellery Saturday 14th March MAR SCJ

p05

Retro Rehab – Chair Saturday 21st MAR RRC

p28

Copper Creations - NEW Saturday 28th March MAR CC

p28

Linocutting Saturday 28th March MAR L

p28

Fused Glass Saturday 25th April APR FG

p24

p25 p05

The Great Brewery Sewing Bee p09

Print Making

Opening Times Building (term time) Mon 12 noon - 10:30pm Tue - Sat 10:00am - 10:30pm Sun 2:00pm - 8:30pm (Sugar Store gallery is closed) Box Office Mon - Wed 12.00pm - 8.30pm Thu - Sat 10.00am - 8.30pm Sun 2.00pm - 8.30pm Box Office: 01539 725133 Phone lines shut at 8.00pm Vats Bar / Grainstore Mon - Thu 5.00pm - 11.00pm Fri 5.00pm - 11.30pm Sat 12.00pm - 11.30pm Sun 12.30pm - 10.30pm Phone lines shut at 8.00pm Warehouse CafĂŠ

Reupholstery

Mon - Sat 8.30am - 5.30pm

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