2018 CIA Continuing Education Spring Catalog

Cleveland Institute of Art Creativity Matters

Adults + Young Artists Continuing Education + Community Outreach

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Spring at a Glance ++Visit us at facebook.com/ciaceco ++Life Drawing is Wednesdays, January 24–April 11, 7–9pm ++Adult classes are Monday–Thursday, February 5–March 26 ++Young Artists classes are Saturdays, February 10–March 31 ++Please remember all CECO classes will be at 11610 Euclid Ave, Cleveland OH 44106 ++Teacher Workshops will be held April 21 ++Registration will close 10–15 business days prior to the first class

Cleveland Institute of Art gratefully acknowledges the citizens of Cuyahoga County for their support through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture.

Design: Trevor Marzella ’10 Photography: Robert Muller

About A Forest, Susan Danko, acrylic painting, 2014 Cover Photo: Everyday Zoomorphic Beast, Lynne Lofton, earthenware, 2013

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Spring 2018 Courses Classes are held on the day of week indicated. Most classes run for multiple weeks.

Please refer to individual class descriptions for specific dates and times.

Adults

Young Artists

Weekday evenings, February 5–March 26 Registration Deadline: Monday, January 22

Saturdays, February 10–March 31 Registration Deadline: Monday, January 22

Monday Atelier Drawing Acrylic Painting: Experimental Approaches Encaustics: Painting with Hot Wax Exploring Bent Forms in Wood

Morning Art Explorations Anatomy for the Artist Cartooning 101 Emerging Artists Portfolio Preparation Young Artists Blacksmithing

Tuesday Abstract Painting Conceptual Drawing Pleated Paper Sculptures Professional Practices for Developing Artists Seeing and Drawing for the First Time Wheel Throwing: Beginning + Advanced

Afternoon Advanced Cartooning Creative Clay Studio Face Value: Portraits Intro to Digital Art Studio Foundations

Creating Comics in a Digital Environment Wednesday Advanced Enamel Beginning Painting Experimental Projects in Ceramics Introduction to Picture Book Illustration Introduction to Printmaking: Screenprinting, Relief and Monotype Video as Art Watercolor Landscapes Thursday About Face: Portraits Glassblowing for All Levels Intermediate Oil Pastels Lost Wax Casting Steel Fabrication: MIG Welding

Teachers!

Earn up to 2.4 CEUs by tracking your attendance for your continuing education class.

No extra application needed.

Please contact JVMurphy@cia.edu for more information.

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per household for multiple course registrations*

* Registrations must be submitted by Jan. 22 Not valid with other CIA discounts

Registration must be submitted by fax (216.754.4089) or mail:

Cleveland Institute of Art Continuing Education 11610 Euclid Avenue Cleveland OH 44106 Online or over the phone registrations will not qualify

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Please note: several adult courses require students to purchase their own supplies ahead of time: supply lists will be shared with enrolled students before the course begins.

Registration closes Monday, January 22

Mondays Acrylic Painting: Experimental Approaches CEPT 325 00 February 5–March 26 6:30–9:30pm 8 sessions Cost: $325 Push beyond the ordinary to develop your creative potential. In this course students will participate in a series of exercises designed to facilitate creative experimentation with materials and concepts. Subjects will include: gesture, fracture, motion, contrast, intuition, discord, expression, and imagination. A personal approach to art making is encouraged.

Individual and group critiques will be conducted to reinforce issues addressed in class work.

Susan Danko Atelier Drawing CEDR 220 00 February 5–March 26 6–9pm 8 sessions Cost: $325 Learn classical drawing techniques in the French Academic method. For nearly 200 years, the French Academy produced some of the world’s greatest draftsmen and painters.

Learning to study light on form by drawing from plaster casts, live models, and copying master works and anatomy studies, students will gain a highly developed eye for value and a technical mastery of the drawing media. All levels welcome.

Peter Green

Encaustics: Painting with Hot Wax CEPT 430 00 February 5–March 26 6–9pm 8 sessions Cost: $325 This exciting class will introduce you to the limitless creativity and techniques of painting with color in hot wax. The Greeks practiced encaustic painting as early as the 5th century BC for use in portraiture and decoration. It is still widely used today by such modern masters as Jasper Johns, Lynda Benglis, Robert Morris, and Robert Rauschenberg. We will focus on the techniques for applying colors, materials and mediums to your work, as well as how they may be combined to achieve many unexpected and exciting effects. You will use various tools from brushes and knives to heat guns for working the surface of your painting. Explore the use of both opaque and transparent colors to maximize layering effects, as well as the crossdisciplinary possibilities of combining collage and even found objects into your work.

Jose Sacaridiz

Exploring Bent Forms in Wood CESC 210 00 February 5–March 26 6–9pm 8 sessions Cost: $370 In this class, students will learn about the properties of solid woods and plywoods and how they can be manipulated through steam bending and bent lamination. We will use these processes along with basic woodworking techniques to make a kitchen utensil and a hanging wall shelf. CIA’s woodshop and fabrication studios offer unique resources and extensive facilities, normally only available to CIA students. Learn new processes in the wood shop with a CIA Fab Studio staff member!

Annie Clark

Tuesdays Creating Comics in a Digital Environment CEIL 150 00 February 6–April 3 (No class February 27) 6–9pm 8 sessions Cost: $325 Students will learn how to create a comic book from script to finish using a Wacom Cintiq touch screen tablet and Photoshop. Lessons will include teaching how to work with a writer, storyboarding out your comic, composing with digital pencils and inks, and coloring techniques. By the conclusion of the course, students will have their own 12–24 page comic to share with the world. Open to students in grades 10–12.

Len Peralta

Abstract Painting CEPT 350 00 February 6–March 27 6–9pm 8 sessions Cost: $325 Abstract painting is a conscious breakaway from traditional realistic painting. A unique decision made over a century ago retains great value today. Since then, many abstract artists have made important contributions to the art world. Perhaps one of the most significant contributions was changing the public perception of what art should represent.

The class introduces concepts and techniques used by masters of abstraction. Three different artists will influence the class direction, including Claude Monet, Jackson Pollock, and Josef Albers. Ideas discussed and practiced in class include: color as subject, painting as object, and multiple process applications. Two paintings will be made from each artist. The first painting will be small in scale, simple, and is considered a study or investigation piece. The second painting will be large in scale, complex, and is considered a final or finished piece. All

Terry Clark ’02 Conceptual Drawing CEDR 310 00 February 6–March 27 6–8:30pm 8 sessions Cost: $300 Take your drawing skills to a different level by using found images as a springboard to allow your creativity to emerge. Alter found images by using different drawing material to work into, enhance, and transform photographs, advertisements, reproductions etc, into personal visions and narratives. Have fun developing your drawing skills using subtle or dramatic enhancements or alterations that will result in creating surprising and unique new images.

David Verba ’80 Pleated Paper Sculptures CEFM 275 00 February 6–March 27 6:30–9:30pm 8 sessions Cost: $325 In recent decades, the age-old art of paper folding has taken on a number new and interesting forms that deviate from its traditional, Japanese roots. Abstract and geometric based origami such as tessellations and corrugation folding yield stunning results, made all the more impressive considering they can be crafted simply from folding a single, un-cut sheet of material. The intricacy of such designs can range from simple to highly complex. This course will delve into the non-representational realm of folding, leaving students with experience in: basic tessellation folding; advanced pleating methods, and the creation of elegant spiral forms with paper. We will also examine different ways these techniques can be applied as design elements in other mediums such as installation art, architecture, photography, book making, and much more.

Open to students in grades 10–12.

James Peake

Professional Practices for the Developing Artist CEFD 230 00 February 20–March 27 6:30–8:30pm 6 sessions Cost: $250

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of the paintings aim to visually emulate specific styles. Acrylic paint application and color mixing will be presented through instructor demonstrations.

You’re making your art… but now what? What does it take to go from casual maker to working artist? For many, the transition of getting your artwork out in public is daunting. This course, for everyone from recent grads to recent retirees, will teach the developing artist how to present and promote their work, get involved in the art community, and understand what it means to be a working artist today. Mary Urbas will share her 38 years of experience on both sides of the business of art as a gallery owner, curator, teacher, consultant, as well as an exhibited fiber artist.

Mary Urbas Seeing and Drawing for the First Time CEDR 105 00 February 6–March 27 6–9pm 8 sessions Cost: $325 Learn to see how an artist sees in this step-bystep comprehensive no tricks course. Observe closely what is right before your eyes and forget everything else you know. From a simple line to shape, form to structure, light to dark, grouping to composition, your drawing skills will quickly develop before your eyes. Through visual demonstrations and individualized assistance, the instructor will teach the fundamental understandings and techniques to help you succeed. The results will be eye opening! Open to students in grades 10–12.

Jose Sacaridiz Wheel Throwing: Beginning + Advanced CECR 200 00 February 6–April 3 *no class on March 13 6–9pm 8 sessions Cost: $345 Learn how to throw on the potter’s wheel!

Students can choose from rustic stoneware clay or smooth white porcelain. Beginners

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will learn to make basic forms like cylinders, bowls, and mugs on the wheel. Using colored slips and glaze, inlay, texture, and carving you will learn various ways to finish your creations.

Students with throwing experience will get one-on-one instruction and help in developing their own personal projects. Feel free to bring sketches, drawings, or any inspiration for your projects. You will need basic pottery tools, an apron, a towel, and plastic to cover your pots (dry cleaning bags are best). Clay and tools are available in class for purchase.

Amy Halko

Wednesdays Advanced Enamel CEJM 270 00 February 7– March 28 6–9pm 8 sessions Cost: $370 In this course, advanced enamel students will be able to dive in further into the media. The class will include a more in-depth experience with the use of cloisonné, basse taille and champlevé. You will be able to create detailed images through the use of cloisonné; fine silver wires fused into an enameled surface. We will also be using acid etching to produce a relief image that will be filled with layers of enamel colors to produce rich images of your own design. These processes allow for striking images to be made into art and objects. Come with photographs or drawings of your own choosing that will be your inspiration for the course.

Lyanne Torres ’14 Beginning Painting CEPT 110 00 February 7–March 28 6:30–9:30pm 8 sessions Cost: $325 In this introductory painting course students will learn the fundamental techniques and processes of painting with acrylic paint. Class projects will target basic painting principles and guide students to develop a better

understanding of tools and materials, acrylic paint and mediums, basic color theory, and two-dimensional design concepts. Discussions, demonstrations, and handouts will provide students with valuable resources to facilitate good painting practices and artistic growth.

boarding; and discussion and demonstration of materials. You will create an 8–12–page picture book mockup as well as a two-page spread of finished art. Previous drawing experience and proficiency in one or two media will ensure your success in this course. Let’s create a book!

Susan Danko

Suzanne McGinness ’07

Experimental Projects in Ceramics CECR 700 00 February 7– April 4 *No class on March 14 6–9pm 8 sessions Cost: $325

Introduction to Printmaking: Screenprinting, Relief and Monotype CEPM 120 00 February 7–March 28 6–9pm 8 sessions Cost: $345

Have you ever wanted to try out handbuilding techniques in your clay studio? Are you eyeing an experimental glaze combination, or want to get some reps in on the wheel? In this course ceramic students will have the opportunity to focus on a specific project or technique, with guidance from an instructor. As a material, clay provides endless possibilities for exploration; this is the perfect place to test those methods and create something truly unique. Propose a project to develop throughout the course using the resourceful, open-studio environment of the CIA ceramics facilities. Please bring in sketches of your proposed project and inspirations on the first day of class. Please bring dry cleaning or garbage bags for covering your works in progress. Clay and tools are available in class for purchase.

Lynne Lofton Introduction to Picture Book Illustration CEIL 200 00 February 7–March 28 6–9pm 8 sessions Cost: $325 Children’s book illustration is quite possibly the broadest expression of illustration in today’s applied art world. There is virtually no style or vision that is not approached. We will focus on the picture book niche of children’s books and simplify some of the common principles. Areas to be covered include history and overview of children’s book illustration; development of consistent character drawings; animation of children; story development; study of the form of a picture book; sequential art and story

Learn the basics of three unique printmaking processes: screenprinting, relief, and monotype. Fundamental techniques will be covered, including carving and printing linoleum blocks, exposing images to screens, printing, and color mixing. Prints will be created both by hand and with a press. We will also explore mixing these different techniques to create wonderfully layered images. Open to all, this is a great course for anyone interested in making beautiful prints by hand. This course is being offered as a process sampler, allowing students an introductory experience to printmaking, and will also support those students who would like to build upon previous printmaking experiences.

Anna Tararova Video as Art CEPH 310 00 February 7–March 28 6–9pm 8 sessions Cost: $325 Video is a unique art form, integrating a variety of mediums including the passage of time, performance, sound & music, interactivity, sculpture, writing, and animation. This course will bring into focus what sets it apart from conventional filmmaking. Students are challenged to think abstractly, improve their cinematography & composition, and edit, edit, edit. No experience necessary, but some familiarity with video editing software is helpful. The instructor will provide examples of contemporary video artists in lectures.

There will be an emphasis on ongoing critique,

Cassandra Harner Watercolor Landscapes CEPT 375 00 February 7–March 28 6–9pm 8 sessions Cost: $325 Watercolor landscapes will introduce the foundations of working with watercolor paints in the studio environment. Watercolor painting makes use of transparent washes and in doing so allows for a bright image. A painting made with watercolor paints uses the white paper as a mirror to reflect and capture a luminous quality. Topics discussed and demonstrated in class are color theory, paint application, painting techniques, and paint manipulation.

Each example will incorporate a new color theory lesson and a painting technique. You will be shown how to paint elements found in the landscape such as skies, rural and cosmopolitan environments, trees, and water.

Many small quick paintings and fast dry time permits for a wide range of tricks and topics to explore. Almost all paintings are guided with a step by step process from beginning to end. Both group and individual attention will aid in your painting’s focus and direction. The beginner and novice painter will be encouraged.

Terry Clark ’02

Thursdays About Face: Portraits CEPT 100 00 February 8–March 29 6:30–9:30pm 8 sessions Cost: $325 This course is an exploration in the history and art of portraiture. Learn to open your eye and steady your hand! In this course focus on rendering skills, while also exploring creative

ways to interpret personality and expression.

From realistic model drawing/painting to more abstracted methods of representation, this course is great for both practice and trying new things. All levels from beginners to portraitists are welcome! Open to students in grades 10–12.

Melissa Harris Glassblowing for All Levels CEGL 100 00 February 8–March 8 6–9pm 5 sessions Cost: $275 Students of all levels, join us in the Glass Studio on Thursdays! Beginners, starting with the bubble, will learn ways to develop blown forms out of glass, while intermediate/advanced students explore more specific forms and ideas.

Each class will add a different type of blown form to try; however, you will be encouraged to bring ideas of shapes and forms that you would like to blow. Wear natural fiber clothing (jeans and long sleeves recommended), close toe shoes and safety glasses. Open to high school students in grades 10–12.

Shayna Pentecost Intermediate Oil Pastels CEDR 320 00 February 8–March 29 6–9pm 8 sessions Cost: $325 Explore the unlimited potential beyond the basics of learning oil pastels. This new course designed for intermediate level students will expose you to the latest innovative ideas, as well as unique experiential approaches developed by today’s contemporary artists.

Explore the use of painting with melted oil; handling modern pigments such as metallics, iridescents and fluorescents that don't fit the color wheel; unusual surfaces; and layering found objects and surprising mediums. You’ll quickly become inspired to test the enormous possibilities of what was once thought to be a non-mixable medium.

Jose Sacaridiz

Lost Wax Casting CEJM 475 00 February 8–March 29 6–9pm 8 sessions Cost: $370 Casting has evolved through thousands of years of fundamental methods beginning with open mold casting and lost wax casting dating back 3,000 years BC to the Indus Valley Civilization. The simple premise of lost wax casting has never changed. A model is made from a material that can be burned to an ash, often wax. The model, sprue, and base are cast in a refractory material such as casting investment. The investment mold is heated to a high temperature to burn the model materials to an ash. The mold is then filled with molten metal. When the casting has cooled sufficiently, the investment mold is broken or quenched for the removal of the metal object. We will focus on lost wax casting, completing wax models, and learning the history of casting in art, design, and technology. Students will use bronze metal to create their castings or choose sterling silver at extra cost.

Susan Skoczen Southard Steel Fabrication: MIG Welding CESC 150 00 February 8–March 29 6:30–9:30 pm 8 sessions Cost: $400 This course will function as an introductory level overview of basic MIG welding and steel fabrication techniques. The first 3 weeks of the class will focus on fundamental projects where students will become familiar with the processes and tools for working with steel.

In the final 5 weeks students will work on an individual project that they propose based on the principals and techniques covered.

Functional and purely sculptural works are all encouraged, come ready to work.

Zak Smoker

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with flexibility toward project development, depending on students' goals. Students must bring a digital camera with video function, and an external hard drive or flash drive. Open to students in grades 10–12.

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Creative Clay Studio

be covered! This class is great for high school students developing their portfolio, and anyone who wants to improve their observational drawing skills.

Beth Halasz

Saturdays, February 10–March 31 Registration deadline: Monday, January 22 You can also find courses open to high school students in the Adult Class listing!

Morning Classes Art Explorations Grades 5–8 YAFD 120 00 9:30am–noon 8 sessions Cost: $225 Enjoy exploring endless possibilities for selfexpression in many two- and three-dimensional media including drawing, painting, printmaking, handmade books, and more. We will visit the Cleveland Museum of Art where we will derive inspiration from various historical and contemporary cultural influences. We'll have fun doing different things every day.

Stephanie Miller-Davis Anatomy for the Artist Grades 9–12 YADR 250 00 9:30am–12:30pm 8 sessions Cost: $325 The purpose of this course is to introduce students to the topical anatomy of the human figure through direct observation of the model.

Students will gain an understanding of how surface anatomy builds the figure and what underlying structures create the solid forms of the human body. We will draw from the model using traditional drawing techniques, learning about body proportions, value, line, and form.

Everything from quick and expressive gesture drawings to detailed anatomy illustrations will

Cartooning 101 Grades 5–8 YAIL 100 00 9:30am–12:30pm 8 sessions Cost $225 Cartooning 101 is a studio course for young, aspiring cartoonists, designed to introduce and develop a diverse set of skills around this eclectic medium. Students will work individually and collaboratively to develop their own characters and stories. We will explore a variety of media–including colored pencil, watercolor, markers, pen and ink and scratchboard. While the class is primarily a studio course, lectures will introduce students to the nature and history of cartooning–with a specific focus on Cleveland’s influential cartooning professionals.

Josh Usmani Emerging Artists Grades 6–9 YAFD 125 00 9:30am–12:30pm 8 sessions Cost: $225 A fun overview course designed to allow each student to explore a variety of media, techniques and methods. Projects focus on introducing and developing the elements of art (line, form, color, value, texture) and principles of design (balance, variety, harmony). We will examine some of the masters in painting as well as architecture. Projects will include engraving, Picasso-style self portraits, and Frank Lloyd Wright’s prairie-style windows. Students will learn about the importance of creating an artist statement for their work. Understanding and appreciation of self and others through art, history, culture and heritage is emphasized.

Students will have the opportunity to make personal choices about the creation of their art.

Jody Amsden ’07

Portfolio Preparation Grades 10–12 YADR 700 00 9:30am–12:30pm 8 sessions Cost: $325 This course will help you to put together a stronger portfolio needed in applying to art colleges, and show you what an art college is actually looking for in your portfolio. It also provides the fabulous benefits of improving your drawing skills as you experiment with different drawing materials. Besides enjoying the classroom explorations and drawings assigned outside the classroom, you will get to engage in the occasional critique in a fun and informative way. The goal of this course is to help you reach a higher level of skill in the creation of your own artwork. Parent permission is required for life drawing because of nude models.

Eddie Mitchell ’87 Young Artists Blacksmithing Grades 10–12 YASC 150 00 9:30am–12:30pm 8 sessions Cost: $325 Light a fire and swing a hammer. Learn how to forge steel! Students will learn the essentials of blacksmithing. Using our gas forge, we will learn how to heat and forge steel using the processes of upsetting, tapering, fullering, forming scrolls, and ornamental twists. We will also cover several techniques for forming steel without heat. Students will then get to make one functional piece and one decorative/ nonfunctional piece of iron work. Come willing to learn and we will make the anvil ring.

Stephen Smolinski

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We’ve got you covered! Unless otherwise noted, materials are included in the cost of Young Artists classes.

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Advanced Cartooning Grades 8–12 YAIL 400 00 1–4pm 8 sessions Cost: $325 Do you know a kid who loves comics and cartoons? In this course, we’ll examine the more technical side of cartooning–both visually and conceptually. We will explore the history of cartooning–with emphasis on Cleveland’s role in the legacy. Students will learn professional standards and practices. We will work individually and collaborate in groups. This advanced cartooning class is meant for any kids who take comics seriously.

Josh Usmani Creative Clay Studio Grades 6–10 YACR 350 00 1–4pm 8 sessions Cost: $250 Explore your imagination by creating sculpture and pottery through the use of this tactile material. You will learn the skills of handbuilding and working on the potter's wheel as you develop and translate your ideas into threedimensional works of art. You will finish off your creations with high temperature (2350° F) glazes that will be fired off in our professional level kilns. High school students have the opportunity to develop their portfolios for high school or college admission. Be prepared to get messy! Please wear appropriate clothing and footwear (old t-shirts and sneakers are best; no open-toed shoes). All skill levels are welcome.

Eleni DiMaio ’10

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Try your hand… at the face! This fun and creative portraiture course not only focuses on the foundations of realistic representation; you will also learn to add your own expression and style through drawing and painting original portraits. Let’s find out what your imagination adds to a face you can already see! Great for all levels.

Melissa Harris Intro to Digital Art Grades 9–12 YAIL 300 00 1–4pm 8 sessions Cost $325 This course focuses on the fundamentals of digital art by teaching the basics of working in a digital environment. Students will learn to navigate Photoshop as a drawing tool, learn how to create brushes and tools to help speed up their workflow and also create several digital projects to practice their skillset. Computers and software are provided, and a general knowledge of Photoshop is encouraged.

Len Peralta Studio Foundations Grades 9–12 YAFD 135 00 1–4pm 8 sessions Cost: $325 In this introduction to drawing and painting in the studio environment, exposure to basic concepts and materials will offer you a strong foundation on which to build. The essential tools of an artist are the pencil and brush. You’ll use both, separately and combined, to generate multiple exercises and images. The elements and principles of color, perspective, shape, shading, and pattern are explored through

projects. All of the projects will be guided by individual and written instructions. Every new challenge and concept will promote both your artistic confidence and vocabulary.

Have you been to the Cinematheque?

Terry Clark ’02

Looking for more?

Check out these classes on weekday evenings, open to students in grades 10–12 (full descriptions in adult course section). Please note that these classes also accommodate students age 18+. Students will be required to purchase their own supplies for these courses, and supply lists will be shared before the class begins.

About Face: Portraits (pg 5) Thursdays, February 8–March 29 Creating Comics in a Digital Environment (pg 2) Mondays, February 5–March 26 Glassblowing for All Levels (pg 5) Thursdays, February 8–March 8 Pleated Paper Sculptures (pg 3) Tuesdays, February 6–March 27 Seeing and Drawing for the First Time (pg 3) Tuesdays, February 6–March 27 Video as Art (pg 4) Wednesdays, February 7–March 28

The Cleveland Institute of Art Cinematheque shows exceptional movies most Thursdays through Sundays in CIA’s new, state-of-the-art Peter B. Lewis Theater. These are films you won’t see any place else in greater Cleveland—an eclectic mix of the new and the classic, American and international, all superbly presented in gorgeous film or digital prints, on the big screen with digital surround sound.

Approximately 250 different movies are presented every year, so there’s something for all tastes and films change weekly. For the current schedule, visit cia.edu/cinematheque.

Those who enroll in CIA Continuing Education classes receive the same discount to film screenings that Cinematheque members and CIA staffers do. (Just show your registration form at the box office.) Discover for yourself why The New York Times has called the Cleveland Institute of Art Cinematheque “one of the country’s best repertory movie theaters.”

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Face Value: Portraits Grades 9–12 YAPT 400 00 1–4pm 8 sessions Cost: $325

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Introduction to Printmaking: Screenprinting, Relief and Monotype

Annie Clark received her BFA from Herron School of Art and Design in Furniture Design/ Woodworking in spring of 2016. She has been the recipient of a Windgate Fellowship Award which led her to studying wooden boat making under boat builder Josh Swan. She currently works as a Technical Specialist in the Fabrication Studios at Cleveland Institute of Art. Her most recent work explores bent and coopered wood furniture forms.

Terry J. Clark II earned his MFA in Painting from Kent State University in 2004 and his BFA from the Cleveland Institute of Art in 2002. Terry’s artwork has been featured at the Cleveland Museum of Art, Ingenuity Festival, CSU Art Gallery, and is included in the MetroHealth art collection. Terry has taught studio art classes at both Cleveland State University and the Cleveland Institute of Art since 2008. Terry paints with both acrylic and watercolor paints. He also makes sculpture from found objects. His subject matter inspiration comes from earth science and the natural environment. The concepts of natural light, optics, and color are reoccurring themes found in his artwork.

Susan Danko received a BFA from the Cleveland Institute of Art in 1998 and has a successful career as a fine art painter.

She is a 2013 Ohio Arts Council Individual Excellence Award recipient. Her work is included in prominent art collections including the Cleveland Clinic, the Ohio Arts Council, and First Energy Corporation.

Susan is represented by Bonfoey Gallery in Cleveland. Examples of her work may be viewed on her website, susandanko.com.

Eleni DiMaio is a ceramic artist living and working in Cleveland Ohio. Originally from Rhode Island, DiMaio graduated from the

Cleveland Institute of Art and fell in love with Cleveland and has lived here eleven years now. During her time at CIA she received a Viktor Schreckengost award for excellence in ceramics. She is a member of the Northern Ohio Clay Guild as well as Brick Ceramics in Collinwood. Her current work is attempting to draw attention to the beauty of ceramic materials by creating jewelry and housewares that are simple, graceful, and strong.

Peter Green is originally from southern Ohio and studied Drawing at Cleveland State and Illustration at the Academy of Art in San Francisco. He specializes in figures and portraits, utilizing traditional media and techniques. He has shown his work in galleries nationally and has been featured in various publications. He is a member of the International Guild of Realism and the Portrait Society. He currently teaches Foundation Drawing at CIA. Beth Halasz is a graduate of the Cleveland Institute of Art with a MFA in Medical Illustration.

She is a certified medical illustrator and previously worked for the Cleveland Clinic as a medical illustrator. She has worked for the Cleveland Museum of Natural History as a casting technician for the casting lab in physical anthropology, the Health Museum of Cleveland in exhibits and maintains her freelance medical illustration business. Outside clients include Horse Illustrated, Kendall-Hunt publishing, University Hospital, and others.

Amy Halko is a studio potter with a BFA from Bowling Green State University and MFA from The Ohio State University, she has taught at Southern Methodist University, Eastfield College, community education classes, a number of workshops, and was a visiting artist at The Pottery Workshop in Jingdhezhen, China. In 2006 Amy spent the summer as a resident at The Archie Bray Foundation, an internationally recognized center for the advancement of ceramic art.

She is a cofounder of The Dallas Pottery Invitational and Clay Wood Cloth. Amy’s work is in several collections and is shown nationally.

Cassandra Harner is a graduate from Indiana University with a BFA in Digital Art. Her focus in school was video and performance, working with interactive multimedia, stop

motion, 3D animation, illustration, and music.

After graduating in 2015, Cassandra has reintroduced illustration and graphic design into her portfolio, and works as a freelance designer. During her undergrad, she also received a BA in East Asian Studies with a minor in Linguistics, focusing on Korean and Japanese language proficiency.

Melissa Harris has taught for CIA’s Continuing Education program for 8 years. Graduating from Cleveland State University with a BA in Studio Arts, Melissa continues to stay active in the Cleveland art scene. She has shown her work in galleries throughout the Cleveland area including Doubting Thomas, Serefino, Walleye, and the gallery at Cleveland State. Her work has also hung at many establishments throughout the area including La Cav du Vin in Coventry and the Lyndhurst Courthouse.

She continues to work out of her home studio where she also provides private lessons.

Lynne Norwood Lofton received her BS in Art Education from Northern Illinois University and after moving to Ohio, attended the Cleveland Institute of Art in the Ceramics program. She has been a ceramic artist and teacher for over 35 years, exhibiting in galleries throughout the Midwest. Sixteen years ago, Lynne founded TerraVista Studios in the Cleveland Arts Quarter, and has been working there ever since.

Suzanne McGinness completed her BFA in Illustration at the Cleveland Institute of Art in 2007. She received a Master of Arts in Children’s Book Illustration at the Cambridge School of Art at Anglia Ruskin University, England in 2009. Suzanne is the author and illustrator of the children’s book My Bear Griz, a White Raven Winner of 2012.

Suzanne currently works as a children’s book illustrator and as an adjunct faculty member for the Illustration Department at CIA. Stephanie Miller-Davis recently retired after teaching art for 35 years in public schools. In 2001, she was recognized as an Outstanding Art Teacher by the Ohio Art Education Association. Stephanie’s work has recently been featured at Tri-C Eastern Campus Gallery, Heights Arts, and the River Gallery in Rocky River. She is currently working in a new warehouse studio location producing mainly functional ceramics.

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Jody Amsden earned a BFA in Architectural Design from the Cleveland Institute of Art in 2007, and she has worked at several Top 100 interior design firms, including Fitch (Columbus), Interbrand DesignForum (Dayton), MillerZell (Atlanta), and Vocon (Cleveland). In addition to being an adjunct faculty at CIA, Jody is currently working with Fitzgibbons Design as a freelance designer.

She is a past recipient of the Albert K. Murray Scholarship for Academic Excellence at CIA.

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Eddie Mitchell received his BFA from the Cleveland Institute of Art in painting and drawing in 1987 with a top traveling scholarship award. Eddie has taught art classes at Lakeland Community College for the past 22 years. At CIA, he has facilitated the evening life drawing classes, taught the Pre-College summer program, and the Portfolio Preparation class since 2009. He has maintained a full-time studio for the past 28 years. His work is represented in several galleries across the country. Eddie has been in over 150 art shows, created numerous commissioned pieces for public locations, and has sold over 1,000 paintings.

Elizabeth Beganyi Naugle began her art career at Cleveland Institute of Art studying the Foundation program for two years, and then moved to New York to attend New York University with an intended double major in Art History/Archaeology. She graduated from Cleveland State University with a Bachelor’s in Art (Drawing) with Education Licensure.

She has recently completed her Masters in Business from Baldwin Wallace and currently works at the Cleveland Clinic as a Project Manager in the Office of Construction.

This year marks her seventeenth year with the Clinic. She has decided to come back to the Continuing Education program to continue her passion for teaching art.

James W. Peake, Oberlin College graduate, is an artist, educator and community organizer who lives and works in Oberlin, Ohio. James founded the FAVA Folding Festival, which includes a gallery exhibition featuring elite origami artists from around the globe, and free public workshops. As an active member of the international folding community, James regularly attends origami conferences throughout the world. His collaborative efforts include extensive work with the Allen Memorial Art Museum, the Oberlin Public Library (OPL), and Oberlin College.

Shayna Pentecost began her journey with glass at the Cleveland Institute of Art. She continued her studies at the Penland School of Crafts and the Corning Museum of Glass with teachers such as Pino Signeretto, Ruth King, Paul Marioni, and many others. From there Shayna apprenticed with William and Katherine Bernstien (Glass), Harvey Littleton

(vitreography) and Richard Ritter (glass). Now living in Cleveland, she is a studio artist creating work and teaching at Superior Hot Glass.

Len Peralta is an illustrator in the Cleveland area who has worked on projects for companies like Discovery Channel, Warner Bros. Entertainment, Steve Jackson Games, Boom! Comics, Rifftrax and Noggin. Len has illustrated several books including Silly Rhymes for Belligerent Children written

by MST3K’s Trace Beaulieu and Super Powered Revenge Christmas, a full graphic novel by Bill Corbett. Since 2012, Len has worked 100% in the digital environment.

José Paul Sacaridiz studied Drawing and Painting at Pratt Institute in New York and the National Academy of Fine Arts in Florence, Italy. He received his BA with a dual major in both Painting and Creative Writing from The State University of New York. After serving for many years as Senior Creative Director of Scholastic Inc., NY, he turned to academia full-time, teaching as an adjunct instructor of art and design. José maintains a full-time studio for the teaching of private students, special needs populations, and workshop intensives. He has had more than twenty solo exhibitions throughout the Northeast and Midwest in corporate, academic, and private gallery venues. José’s work can be viewed at josesacaridiz.com.

Susan Skozcen Southard creates oneof-a-kind jewelry pieces that have been shown in galleries such as Velvet DaVinci and Sienna Gallery. She has been awarded an Ohio Arts Council Grant in 2010 and “Best of Metal” in 2015 at the “Best of 2015” Ohio Designer Craftsmen Annual Exhibition. She is a former professor of fine art at Indiana University Kokomo, and has adjunct at Kent State University, University of Akron, and CIA. She currently is a coordinator in the Youth Technology Department at Cuyahoga Community College.

Zak Smoker graduated from with a BFA from the Cleveland Institute of Art in 2011, and earned an MFA in Sculpture from Washington University, St. Louis in 2013. Zak exhibits his work locally and nationally. He works as a technical specialist in the Fabrication Studios at CIA.

Steve Smolinski graduated from Northern Michigan University School of Art & Design in 2013 with a BFA in Drawing and Painting. It was there that he learned the skills of Blacksmithing from Dale Wedig, professor of Jewelry and Metals. Steve also studied in the MFA programs at Herron School of Art from 2013–2015.

His works focus on human interaction and developing personal relationships through the act of repair and mending. Steve exhibits work throughout the Midwestern United States and is currently working as a Technical Specialist in the Fabrication Studios at CIA. Anna Tararova was born in Russia and currently lives in Cleveland, Ohio. She received an MFA in Printmaking from Ohio University.

Anna is a printmaker and papermaker. She completed artist residencies at Women’s Studio Workshop, The Center for Book and Paper Arts at Columbia College Chicago, The Morgan Conservatory, and Dundee Contemporary Arts.

She is the Gallery and Artist Opportunities coordinator at the Morgan Art of Papermaking Conservatory and Educational Foundation.

See her work at AnnaTararova.com.

Lyanne Torres graduated from the Cleveland Institute of Art in the Jewelry and Metals department with an emphasis in Enameling in 2014. She became the Artist in Residence for a year after graduation and is the Technical Specialist for the Jewelry and Metals department.

Mary Urbas has 38 years of experience in the professional art world as a gallery owner, curator, teacher, consultant, and exhibiting fiber artist, bringing a real world perspective to both sides of the business and marketing of art. Mary received her BFA from Cleveland Institute of Art ’80 with a major in Textile Design and Silk Screen Printing, with minors in Weaving and Printmaking. In 1997 she opened The Gallery in Chagrin Falls which featured contemporary fine art + crafts.

Later Mary became the Gallery Curator and Assistant Director at the Valley Art Center in 2001, where she taught adults and children, before becoming the Gallery Coordinator and Exhibition Curator at Lakeland Community College, a position she has held for 10 years.

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Josh Usmani graduated with a BA in Painting from Cleveland State University in 2013. Before graduation, his work had already been featured in over 100 local and regional exhibitions. He is the Visual Arts Editor at Cleveland Scene Magazine, as well as co-director of Popeye Gallery at Survival Kit at 78th Street Studios. He also teaches cartooning classes for an after-school program at Campus International School. His artwork is represented by Tregoning & Company in Cleveland. View his work at joshusmani.com.

David Verba is a 1980 graduate of CIA with a BFA in Drawing and an MFA in Painting from Kent State University. Before returning to Cleveland Verba previously worked at North Seattle College in their Continuing Education program. Classes taught by David include Drawing: Outdoor Landscapes, Modern Art History, and Experimental Self Expression in Acrylic Painting.

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Calendar

Refunds

To obtain a tuition refund, please send written notification. There is a $50 nonrefundable processing fee for all refunds not initiated by the Institute. Processing of refunds may take up to three weeks.

Registration Begins November 6, 2018

Registration Deadline January 22, 2018 Adult Courses Begin February 5, 2018

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Young Artists Courses Begin February 10, 2018

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Registration + Fees

Registration begins November 6, 2018. Please note registration deadlines listed in course descriptions. Early registration is advised as classes tend to fill quickly. Full tuition must be received at the time of registration. You are not considered registered for a course until full tuition is received. You will receive confirmation of registration by mail from the registrar within two weeks of payment. Please be advised that if you register less than two weeks before classes begin, you will not receive a confirmation in time for the first class. A $35 insufficient funds fee will be charged for returned checks.

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Missed Classes

If you are unable to attend a scheduled class, we regret that we will not be able to excuse you from payment or reimburse you for the missed class.

Informing your instructor of an anticipated absence would be appreciated. If an instructor cancels a class, we will attempt to reschedule that class.

+ Written notification received seven days prior to class start date will receive 100% tuition refund minus the nonrefundable processing fee of $50. + Notification received four to six days prior to the start of the class will receive a 50% tuition refund minus the processing fee of $50. + There will be no refunds for notifications received less than three days prior to the start of the class.

Cancellations

Please note: Decisions to run the course are made based upon the number of paid registrations.

Class cancellations will be announced via local Cleveland-area TV and radio stations. Classes closed due to an emergency are not guaranteed to be rescheduled, nor will tuition be reimbursed.

If an emergency prompts the closing of the same class for a second time within the same semester, the missed class will be rescheduled.

Young Artists Medical Authorization Form To ensure the safety of our students, all students enrolled in a Young Artists class must complete and return Medical Authorization Form by the first day of class, or they will not be allowed to participate. The form will be sent to all registered Young Artists, but it can also be found on the my.cia.edu/ceco website.

Classes may be cancelled due to low enrollment.

If you are registered for a class that is cancelled you will be offered the opportunity to enroll in another available course or have your full tuition refunded. Decisions on class cancellations are made up to three days before courses begin.

Early registrations lead to more courses that run, so we suggest that you register early.

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Students and parents will be notified of cancellations and schedule changes through our emergency notification system.

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Summer Classes

Summer Teacher Residency

Our summer adult classes will start the week of June 6, 2018. Young Artist classes will run on Monday–Friday beginning June 6, 2018. Look for the summer catalog online and in the mail in March!

Cleveland Institute of Art seeks each year to bring together a diverse group of individuals who have demonstrated a commitment to art-making and inquiry, creating the most stimulating and rigorous environment possible for a concentrated period of artistic creation, interaction and growth. The 2018 Summer Teacher Residency will focus on the areas of Painting and Drawing, and is open to any current visual arts teacher. For more information please call 216.421.7460 or email at ce@cia.edu.

Teacher Workshops exploring artistic media CIA sponsors workshops, and seminars designed to offer art enrichment opportunities for educators in Northeast Ohio’s primary and secondary schools. Join us on April 21, 2018. Please check out our website for more information: cia.edu/continuinged Pre-College 2018: Jump start your future with us!

We will offer several two-week long residential Pre-College classes in the summer, July 8–July 20, and July 22–August 3, 2018.

This is a perfect opportunity for high school students who may be considering art school or a career in art + design to get a taste of the real thing! Course options will include craft, design, digital arts, and visual arts.

Scholastic Art + Writing Awards Exhibition Each January CIA hosts this juried annual art competition for students in grades 7–12 living in Cuyahoga County. Students from area schools submit over 3,000 pieces of work that represent the best in the region.

Northeast Ohio’s finest young talent shines in this crowd-pleasing exhibition. Gold Key winners continue to the national competition in New York City. Entry forms and information are available at artandwriting.org.

Special Cinematheque Discount for Continuing Education Students Show your class registration form at the Cleveland Institute of Art Cinematheque box office and you will be admitted for the member price of $7 (instead of $9) for most movies! You can check out the Cinematheque film schedule at cia.edu/cinematheque.

The Cinematheque is proud to have been named “one of the country’s best repertory movie theaters” by The New York Times.

Don’t wait until it’s too late!

Don’t wait until the last minute to register for a course. Courses that do not meet minimum enrollment will be canceled one week prior to the beginning of class.

+ Study with professional artists and designers + Learn about careers in art and design + Earn 3–6 college credits + Experience college life + Meet with a CIA admissions counselor + Build your portfolio For more information, visit: cia.edu/precollege.

Applications open on February 1, 2018.

The Gift of Art We have the perfect gift for the artist in your life! Gift certificates are available in any denomination for courses in the Continuing Education program.

Surprise and support the artists in your life with a gift certificate for one of our engaging courses. Gift certificates are valid for one year from the date of purchase and are transferable. Great for birthdays, retirements, and holidays. To purchase a gift certificate, please contact the Office of Continuing Education at 216.421.7460 or my.cia.edu/ceco.

Praxis Community Classes are available for ALL ages and ALL levels

Weekend Workshops Saturdays 9:30–4pm $81 for Members $95 for Non-members

Feb 10 Feb 17 Feb 24 Mar 17 Mar 24 Mar 31

Ice Dyeing — Sandy Shelenberger Yarn Dyeing (cotton & linen) — Trey Gehring Indigo (& other natural VAT dyes) — Rebecca Cross Batik (soy wax) — Sandy Shelenberger Silk Marbling — Jen Omaitz Color Removal on Silk — Dena Gershon

4 Week Evening Courses Tuesdays & Thursdays 6–9pm $191 for Members $225 for Non-members

Tuesdays Feb 13, 20 & 27, March 6 Mar 13, 20 & 27, April 3 Apr 10, 17 & 24, May 1

The Knitting Machine — Jo Ettorre The Spinning Wheel — Annmarie Suglio Surface Design — Sandy Shelenberger

Thursdays Feb 15 & 22, March 1 & 8 Mar 15, 22 & 29, April 5

Intro to Weaving — Trey Gehring Advanced Weaving — Trey Gehring

For full descriptions and additional information, please visit our website at praxisfiberworkshop.org Questions? Reach out to us at contact@praxisfiberworkshop.org Located in the Waterloo Arts District: 15301 Waterloo Road

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+ Teacher Workshops for K–12 Educators April 21, 2018

Art educators, join us for enlightening, informative, and fun day-long workshops in drawing, fiber, jewelry, and more at the Cleveland Institute of Art. The fee includes a workshop, a delicious lunch, and all materials. CEU credits are available. Visit cia.edu/ continuinged or call 216.421.7460 for more information.

+ Pay-As-You-Go Life Drawing Wednesday evenings, 7–9pm January 24–April 11, 2018, Room 302 $15 per session, $10 with a college ID, $5 for high school students.

Attend eight Life Drawing Sessions for the cost of six and save $30! Purchase a Life Drawing Pass for $90!

Passes will be available at each Life Drawing session.

Bring your favorite drawing supplies for this opportunity to improve your drawing skills. Moderated by Eddie Mitchell. No advance registration. Pay at the door. Call 216.421.7460 or email ce@cia.edu for more information.