Spring 2019 GoggleWorks Center for the Arts Course Catalog

SPR ING 2019

SPRING 2019 AT GOGGLEWORKS 1-4

WORKSHOP SERIES Handcrafted Home Maker Dates Mini-Makers! Family Workshops

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UPCOMING EVENTS

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CORE CURRICULUM Ceramics Drawing & Painting Hot Glass Warm Glass Metals Screen Printing Woodworking

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STUDIO ACCESS Open Studios Studio Passports Studio Rental Program

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POLICIES

COURSE KEY open studio included = access monitored open studio hours for the duration of the course; approximately 10-12 hours per week; schedules are posted monthly online and in each studio

new topic = new offering teen-friendly = content suitable for teens double time = cross-disciplinary course, allows you time in more than one studio

earth day feature = celebrate Earth Day by creating art to help it flourish!

Spring always brings a sense of renewal and growth. Over the past year at GoggleWorks and in the surrounding arts community, we’ve seen students, staff, artists, and teaching artists come, flourish, and even move forward in pursuit of their next adventure. We at GoggleWorks are forever proud to be part of their story as well as the story of the many artists that pass through our doors. Whenever someone comes in to teach, to work, to play, to explore, they leave an impression, no matter the length of their stay. They are forever a part of the fabric of our community.

As we move into warmer temperatures and begin to shed the layers of winter, it is my hope that your art continues to grow, evolve, blossom or even bud with a new venture.

In addition to our seasonal favorites and classic core curriculum, this term offers new opportunities to delve into the arts.

Explore the brilliant intersectionality of painting and stained glass with Painted Stained Glass Mobiles, or the unexpected and exciting combination of ceramics and basket weaving in Ceramic & Woven Kitchen Set. Get creative with a torch in Introduction to Flameworking, Glass Bead Earrings, or Sculpting Spring Pendants. Celebrate Earth Day through art by joining Glassblown Terrarium, Stained Glass Terrarium, or Ceramic Planters.

Whether art is your profession, hobby, therapy, curiosity, passion, or even your guilty pleasure, there is always room for growth, exploration, and play within our walls.

You are always welcome in the GoggleWorks’ community. Come explore!

Jade Cintron Director of Education

3 WAYS TO REGISTER 1. Online at goggleworks.org/classes 2. Phone at 610.374.4600 3. In person at our information desk 201 Washington Street, Reading, PA 19601 open 9am-9pm daily

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HANDCRAFTED HOME CERAMIC PLANTER with Melissa Fiskaldo Sunday Apr. 28 12-2pm Just in time for spring, students will learn how to create templates they will use to make their own clay planter. Handbuilding techniques, texture, and functionality will be explored along the way. $45 / $38.25 (member)

CERAMIC SERVING TRAY with Danielle Dimon

HARDWOOD CUTTING BOARD with Luke Voytas Session A: Thursday Apr. 25 6-9pm Session B: Thursday Jun. 13 6-9pm

Sunday May 5 12-2pm Create a functional and beautiful tray that will be perfect for entertaining house guests or for just another day at home! $45 / $38.25 (member)

Learn how to prepare, construct, glue, and finish your own handmade cutting board.

Starting with raw unfinished hardwoods, you will learn how to use tablesaws, bandsaws, sanders, and routers along with different finishing techniques. In just three hours leave GoggleWorks with a beautiful cutting board perfect for any kitchen.

Closed-toe shoes are required. $75 / $63.75 (member)

SALAD BOWL with Luke Voytas Saturday Jun. 29 12-4pm Bowl turning is a fun and rewarding way to learn about woodturning or refresh your turning skills. Learn the basics of openbowl turning, focusing on tool selection, sharpening, various mounting methods, tool presentation, finishing choices, and the safe operation of the wood lathe.

Leave with a handsome, turned, wooden bowl of your own.

Closed-toe shoes are required. $95 / $80.75 (member)

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CERAMIC & WOVEN KITCHEN SET with Donna Lengel & Mary Zeplin 4 Sundays May 19-Jun. 9 1-4pm In this combination of ceramics and basketweaving, you will create a utensil canister and a square twilled basket used for napkins or the like. The utensil canister will combine a hand-built clay cylinder with a woven reed top while the basket will be woven in a two-tone twill pattern. Freshen up your kitchen with your own handmade items. $120 / $102 (member)

CARVED WOODEN SPOON with Luke Voytas

WOODTURNED ROLLING PIN with Luke Voytas

Saturday Jun. 22 12-4pm

Saturday Jun. 15 1-4pm Learn the fundamentals of woodturning, including safe use of the lathe and lathe tools, turning gouges, and chisels as you transform a square blank of hardwood into a beautiful rolling pin. Leave with basic skills that can be applied to a wide range of future turning projects.

Make a one-of-a-kind wooden spoon or cooking utensil using traditional hand tools. Learn to orient your piece of wood for strength and efficient carving while using a variety of techniques and grips to remove material.

Closed-toe shoes are required.

$50 / $42.50 (member)

Closed-toe shoes are required.

$75 / $63.75 (member)

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MAKER DATES Grab your “plus one” and join us for a creative night out! Offered the last Friday of every month in our most popular studios, Maker Dates include a short studio tour, demonstrations, and complimentary beer, wine, and light fare. No experience necessary, and we’ll provide the tools and supplies. Ages 18+ only. Tuition fees cover one individual: you must register each person individually.

CERAMICS with Melissa Fiskaldo or Danielle Dimon

FUSED GLASS with Maggie Gallen

HOT GLASS with Scott Krenitsky

Session A: Friday Apr. 26 6-8pm

Session A: Friday Apr. 26 6-8pm

Session A: Friday Apr. 26 6-8pm

Session B: Friday May 31 6-8pm

Session B: Friday May 31 6-8pm

Session B: Friday May 31 6-8pm

Session C: Friday Jun. 28 6-8pm

Session C: Friday Jun. 28 6-8pm

Session C: Friday Jun. 28 6-8pm

Our ceramic instructors will walk you through the basics of working on the potter’s wheel. Create a unique piece of pottery, then choose a glaze from our ceramic studio’s selection.

Our fused glass instructors will guide you through picking a mold and selecting your color palette to create a unique glass plate, platter, or bowl.

In hot glass, get hands-on experience in glassblowing by making a tumbler or stemless wine glass under the guidance of our professional glassblowers.

Note: Closed-toe shoes are required.

Note: Closed-toe shoes are required.

Note: Please wear clothing you do not mind getting dirty.

$60 member/non-member

$95 member/non-member

$45 member/non-member

Note: Private Maker Dates are available for groups of six or more. They make a great hands-on experience for corporate groups or a fun girls’ night out! Contact our Programs Department for pricing and availability by email at: programs@goggleworks.org or by calling: 610.374.4600 x 105

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MINI-MAKERS! FAMILY WORKSHOPS Our Mini-Makers! Family Workshops are designed for aspiring artists, ages 7-12, and their families to create something together. No experience necessary, and we’ll provide the tools and supplies. Note: At least one adult must participate in the workshop. Tuition fees cover one individual; you must register each adult and child attending.

GLASSBLOWING with Scott Krenitsky

WHEELTHROWING with Lexie Koch Session A: Saturday May 4 2-4pm

Session A: Saturday May 11 2-4pm

Session B: Saturday Jun. 15 2-4pm

Session B: Saturday Jun. 22 2-4pm

Introduce the family to the art of glassblowing through this workshop designed just for beginners. Learn the process of blowing and sculpting hot glass into a fun item for your home. An adult must participate in the workshop.

The tuition fee covers one individual, and you must register for each adult and child attending.

Come play on the potter’s wheel where you will be guided by one of our skilled instructors through the process of centering clay and throwing different shapes. Clay, tools, and firing processing are included. An adult must participate in the workshop. The tuition fee covers one individual, and you must register for each adult and child attending.

All supplies included.

Pre-registration is required. Closed-toe shoes, pants, hair tie are required.

All supplies included.

Pre-registration is required. $45 / $38.25 (member)

$65 / $55.25 (member)

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SPRING PRESENTS

IRON POUR

SATURDAY, APRIL 27 • 7-10PM LIVE MUSIC / S’MORES STATIONS FOOD & CASH BAR FREE ADMISSION & PARKING

For More Info visit GoggleWorks.org 5

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SUMMER CAMPS

AT GOGGLEWORKS Get creative at GoggleWorks this summer with our one week youth and teen art camps and explore something new!

Summer Camps run June 24 - August 23, 2019

GOGGLEWORKS CAMPS “WHO ARE WE”: EXPLORING IDENTITY THROUGH PHOTOGRAPHY AND MURAL WORK SUMMER CAMP // AGES 14-17 PRETEEN STUDIO SAMPLER CAMP // AGES 11-13 TEEN STUDIO SAMPLER CAMP // AGES 14-17 FROM 2D TO 3D CAMP // AGES 7-10 FROM 2D TO 3D PRETEEN CAMP // AGES 11-13

PARTNERSHIP CAMPS EAST COAST RECORDING: POP SINGER CAMP // AGES 5-10 EAST COAST RECORDING: BUILD A GUITAR CAMP // AGES 11-17 WICKLINE: INTRO TO FILM & TV SUMMER CAMP // AGES 8-15 STEAM WEEK WITH SCIENCE EXPLORERS CAMP // AGES 7-11

NOW REGISTERING!

GoggleWorks

For more information go to: GOGGLEWORKS.ORG/SUMMER-CAMPS

201 Washington Street, Reading, PA 19601

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Center for the Arts open studio included

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CERAMICS FIVE WEEKS OF MUGS with Danielle Dimon 5 Wednesdays May 1-May 29 6-9pm Dive into the details of mug making in this intermediate/advanced course. This class will tackle handles of all shapes and sizes, thrown forms, altering shapes off the wheel, and discovering the diversity of one object.

Prerequisite: Intro to Ceramics $150 / $127.50 (member)

INTRO TO WHEELTHROWING with Melissa Fiskaldo & Danielle Dimon

POTTERY FOR BEGINNERS with Melissa Fiskaldo 6 Mondays May 6-Jun. 17 (no class May 27) 6-9pm

Session A: 5 Saturdays May 4-Jun. 1 10am-1pm Session B: 5 Saturdays Jun. 8-Jul. 6 10am-1pm Learn the skills necessary to throw cylinders, cups, bowls, and more in this exciting introduction to the fundamentals of working on a potter’s wheel. You will be guided through the process of throwing, shaping, and trimming your pieces.

Discover your creative voice through basic surface decoration and glazing techniques. Melissa is teaching Session A & Danielle is teaching Session B.

Learn the fundamentals of both handbuilding and wheelthrowing used to build functional pieces of pottery for everyday use, including centering, pulling, shaping, and trimming. Basic surface decoration and glazing techniques for both methods will be covered to give your pieces personality. $180 / $153 (member)

$150 / $127.50 (member)

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THE DAMP BOX: HOW TO HANDLE IN-PROGRESS WORK with Melissa Fiskaldo

INTRO TO HANDBUILDING with Danielle Dimon

Sunday May 19 10am-3pm One thing always at the forefront of a potter’s mind is the moisture state of the piece. A damp box is a humid container used to store in-progress work without the hassle of plastic marring the surface and integrity of the piece.

Detailed instruction will be covered in this workshop as students are guided through the steps in creating their own damp box that can be used in their personal clay practice.

REDWARE SGRAFFITO with Danielle Dimon 5 Wednesdays Jun. 5-Jul. 3 6-9pm

In this beginner course, students will be taught the foundations of handbuilding; create forms using pinching, coil, and slab construction; learn basic methods of connecting clay; and understand the process of turning clay into a functional or sculptural glazed ceramic object.

Thursday Jun. 27 6-9pm Sgraffito is rich in history and deeply rooted in the redware of Berks County.

Using traditonal Pennsylvania Dutch imagery, or designs of your own making, we will create a charming and functional sgraffito dish. $45 / $38.25 (member)

$150 / $127.50 (member)

Supplies: Students will need to supply their own plastic tote bag. $65 / $55.25 (member)

MORE CERAMIC WORKSHOPS Ceramic Planter page #1 Ceramic Serving Tray page #1 Ceramic & Woven Kitchen Set page #2 Ceramic Maker Dates page #3 Mini-Makers! Wheelthrowing page #4

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DRAWING & PAINTING WATERCOLOR II with Fran Parzanese

INTRO TO ACRYLIC PAINTING with Suzanne Fellows

INTRO TO DRAWING with Suzanne Fellows 6 Wednesdays Apr. 17-May 22 10am-1pm

In this intermediate class, you’ll move beyond the basics and enhance your watercolor painting skills with weekly exercises and group critiques.

Prerequisite: Intro to Watercolor $180 / $153 (member)

Session A: 5 Tuesdays Apr. 23-May 21 6-9pm

5 Fridays Apr. 26-May 24 9am-12pm

Session B: 5 Tuesdays May 28-Jun. 25 6-9pm

Learn basic painting skills through a series of exercises and small paintings in this introductory class. Topics will include handling paints and brushes, preparing a surface, working with acrylic mediums, mixing colors, and various brushwork techniques.

Build confidence in your technical skills and the ability to look at art critically in this five-week class covering the fundamentals of drawing. Using a variety of materials, students will learn elements of line, value, shape, form, and texture.

Experiment with gesture drawing, contour lines, negative space, shading and the intricacies of light, one-point and two-point perspective applied to interior spaces, urban spaces, and still life drawings.

Intro to Drawing or equivalent experience is recommended, but not mandatory.

All supplies included. $150 / $127.50 (member)

All supplies included. $150 / $127.50 (member)

BOTANICAL ILLUSTRATION II: GUIDED STUDIO with Margaret Saylor

INTERMEDIATE ACRYLIC PAINTING with Suzanne Fellows

5 Mondays May 6-Jun. 10 (no class May 27) 10am-1pm Now that you’ve had an introduction to botanical art, work on refining your technique and exploring new subject matter in this Guided Studio. The instructor will give individual direction as well as group lessons as you develop your personal botanical style. Ferns, flowers, fungi, or fronds…choose the subject that speaks to you!

Recommended for students who have taken a drawing class or Botanical Illustration before.

6 Fridays May 31-Jul. 5 9am-12pm A continuation of the introductory course, this class includes weekly demonstrations of techniques and mediums to explore the versatility of acrylic paints. Topics covered include: paints, gels and mediums, color mixing, transparency and opacity, creating a personal color palette, drawing into acrylics, layering, stenciling, pours and skins, collage mixed media, interference and iridescent paints, and more.

Prerequisite: Intro to Acyrlic $150 / $127.50 (member)

$150 / $127.50 (member)

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NATURE DRAWING INTENSIVE with Margaret Saylor

FLORAL WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP with Fran Parzanese

Saturday Jun. 15 10am-3:30pm

Wednesday Jun. 5 9am-4pm Celebrate spring by painting the beauty of flowers in watercolor! All levels welcome in this class where Fran will demonstrate several styles of painting florals, give personal attention, and critique students’ work.

Lunch not included.

Students are expected to provide their own sketch materials. $65 / $55.25 (member)

Botanical art draws together art and science in this time-honored genre. Begin a sketchbook of observations and fill it with graphite, watercolor, and Micron pen art as we explore a different aspect of the natural world. We’ll draw leaves, flowers, fungi, and more and sow the seeds for a lifetime love of drawing and documenting botanical specimens. Class will consist of a brief discussion on the selected subjects followed by guided instruction and demonstrations during the class.

Lunch not included.

Students are expected to provide their own sketch materials.

All experience levels welcome. $65 / $55.25 (member)

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HOT GLASS GLASSBLOWN TERRARIUM with Scott Krenitsky

INTRO TO GLASSBLOWING with Dan Alters Session A: 5 Tuesdays Apr. 23-May 21 6-9pm Session B: 5 Tuesdays Jun. 4-Jul. 2 6-9pm Explore the art, aesthetics, and techniques of glassblowing. Topics covered include historical and contemporary glass movements, basic glass chemistry, and studio applications.

All supplies included.

Closed-toe shoes, pants, hair tie are required. $220 / $187 (member)

Wednesday Apr. 24 6-8pm

INTERMEDIATE GLASSBLOWING with Rafael Henin Session A: 5 Saturdays May 4-Jun. 1 10am-1pm

Create a unique, glass terrarium in our hot glass studio while learning the fundamentals of the glassblowing process.

Closed-toe shoes, pants, hair tie are required. $95 / $80.75 (member)

Session B: 5 Saturdays Jun. 8-Jul. 6 10am-1pm Further your glassblowing technique and craftsmanship in this intermediate class. You will be encouraged to use your imagination and challenge yourself conceptually in the design and fabrication of each project.

All supplies included.

Prerequisite: Intro to Glassblowing Closed-toe shoes, pants, hair tie are required. $220 / $187 (member)

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BIRD FEEDER with Scott Krenitsky

GARDEN LANTERN with Scott Krenitsky

MORE HOT GLASS WORKSHOPS

Saturday May 18 2-4pm

Sunday Jun. 23 10am-12pm

Create a bird feeder just in time for the spring and summer seasons, while learning the fundamentals of the glassblowing process.

Create your own colored glass votivestyle lantern, perfect for the garden or patio, while learning the fundamentals of the glassblowing process

Closed-toe shoes, pants, hair tie are required.

Closed-toe shoes, pants, hair tie are required.

$80 / $68 (member)

$80 / $68 (member)

Hot Glass Maker Dates page #3 Mini-Makers! Glassblowing page #4

WARM GLASS IMPLOSION PENDANTS with Shelly Wolfe

INTRO TO FUSED GLASS with Maggie Gallen 5 Wednesdays Apr. 24-May 22 6-9pm

Session A: Thursday May 2 6-9pm

Discover the variety of tools and techniques of glass fusing. Learn to shape and layer sheet glass and properly prepare your work for kiln firing. Create both functional and abstract pieces while being encouraged to delve into notions of design using color, light, and texture.

Session B: Saturday Jun. 8 12-3pm

All supplies included within the alotted class project.

Closed-toe shoes required. $180 / $153 (member)

Gain a great introduction to working with borosilicate glass and the torch. In this two-hour workshop, make a beautiful glass pendant by applying color to a clear rod of glass. Take it home and make a lovely necklace for yourself or give as a gift.

All supplies included within the alotted class project.

Closed-toe shoes, long pants, hair tie are required.

INTERMEDIATE FUSED GLASS with Maggie Gallen 5 Wednesdays Jun. 5-Jul. 3 (no class Mar. 20) 6-9pm Take your fusing experience to the next level by working thicker pieces and dancing across the line of control and movement. Projects include pot melts, color bars, and on edge assembly with an emphasis on various cold working applications.

All supplies included within the alotted class project.

Closed-toe shoes, long pants, hair tie are required. $180 / $153 (member)

$50 / $42.50 (member)

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WARM GLASS CONT. STAINED GLASS TERRARIUM with Maggie Gallen

GLASS EARRINGS with Ellen Mitnick

5 Mondays Jun. 3-Jul. 1 6-9pm

Saturday May 11 10am-3pm

Saturday Apr. 20 10am-3pm Using geometric patterns, students will break and solder sheet glass into a 3-D form. We will then create a self standing object with an open window. Focusing on the copper foil method, this is a great introduction to the process of stained glass. Finally, in honor of Earth Day, we will have soil and succulents available to plant, leaving with a finished, handmade terrarium.

INTRO TO FLAMEWORKING with Ellen Mitnick

Create your very own glass beads as you gain greater knowledge in solid sculpting with borosilicate glass and explore your creativity with the torch. Leave with ready-to-wear earrings custom made by you!

Learn how to be creative using a torch as you craft a variety of beads, marbles, and other work with sculpture and borosilicate glass. Practice heating, shaping, and adding color to glass, and leave with your very own unique pieces!

Closed-toe shoes are required.

Closed-toe shoes are required.

$75 / $63.75 (member)

$180 / $153 (member)

All supplies included. $65 / $55.25 (member)

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PAINTED STAINED GLASS MOBILES with Maggie Gallen & Suzanne Fellows

GLASS ROLL UPS with Maggie Gallen & Dan Alters

SCULPTING SPRING PENDANTS with Shelly Wolfe

2 Sundays Jun. 23 & Jun. 30 12-4pm

2 Thursdays Jun. 20 & Jun.27 6-9pm

Saturday & Sunday Jun. 22 & Jun.23 12-3pm

This two-day Painted Stained Glass Mobile workshop will touch on a number of techniques in both glass and drawing.

On the first day students will choose, break, and shape glass pieces to various sizes. Using all transparent and translucent glass will allow us to then place the glass on top of a picture to act as a template. This imagery will be painted onto the surface of glass with a high fire glass paint. In the second class, students will finish their glass imagery by wrapping and soldering lead came around the edges. Finally, you will construct a mobile of hanging glass images.

This two-day workshop will combine fusing and blown glass techniques.

Spend the first class in our warm glass studio cutting and layering sheet glass into a uniquely designed fused panel. In the second class, students will reheat their panel and roll up the glass on a blow pipe in the hot shop to create a 3D form.

This workshop is ideal for students who are looking to expand their horizons in the glass world.

Celebrate the season by creating delicate spring flowers. Students will gain greater knowledge in solid sculpting and construction techniques while creating glass pendants to wear throughout the year. $50 / $42.50 (member)

$135 / $114.75 (member)

$95 / $80.75 (member) TINY SCULPTED ANIMAL with Shelly Wolfe

MORE WARM GLASS WORKSHOPS

Wednesday & Thursday Jun. 26 & 27 6-9pm

Warm Glass Maker Dates page #3

In this class students will learn basic coloring and sculpting techniques to create a miniature borosilicate/glass animal. Working in front of a torch playing with heat, gravity, and various tools, this class is appropriate for intermediate students and accessible to beginners. $95 / $80.75 (member)

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METALS GUIDED STUDIO: JEWELRY with Martha Westbrook

WELDING BASICS with Brian Glaze

ENAMELING BASICS with Mike Daddario

Session A: 5 Wednesdays Apr. 24-May 22 10am-2pm Session B: 5 Wednesdays May 29-Jun. 26 10am-2pm Working at their own pace, experienced jewelry students will work with the instructor to further develop their skills while taking their jewelry designs to the next level. Various metalsmithing topics will be covered, including fabrication with fine metals, complex soldering solutions, stone setting, enameling, etching, cuttlebone casting, polishing, and finishing techniques.

Session A: Saturday May 4 12-2pm

Saturday May 4 12-3pm Create a beautiful piece of jewelry while learning the application of color by fusing sifted powdered glass onto copper.

We’ll explore various techniques, such as stenciling, drawing with pencil, rubber stamps, and sgraffito.

All supplies included. $65 / $55.25 (member)

Session B: Saturday May 4 2:30-4:30pm Welding isn’t as intimidating as you might think! Learn the basic principles of MIG welding, a process in which an electric arc forms between a wire electrode and metal, causing them to melt and join together. At the conclusion of the workshop, leave with a miniature metal sculpture.

All supplies included. $95 / $80.75 (member)

$216 / $183.60 (member)

INTRO TO SILVERSMITHING with Aaron Wozniak

WELDING WITH FOUND OBJECTS with Brian Glaze 5 Tuesdays May 7-Jun. 4 6-9pm

Discover and expand the fundamentals of jewelry silversmithing in this five-week, project-focused class. Weekly projects will introduce the techniques of sawing, shaping, hammer forging, and torch soldering sterling silver jewelry pieces.

Students will unlock the techniques to create custom forged rings, bracelets, pendants, and beyond. This class will focus on beginner instruction, but will also be suitable to intermediate students willing to accept more challenging versions of the weekly project to improve their skills.

All supplies included.

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Saturday & Sunday May 18 & May 19 10am-1pm

Saturday May 18 9am-4pm This one-day workshop explores the art of welding with metal found objects.

Starting with a visit to a local scrap yard, you will learn how to identify weldable metals for your project. After a lunch break, use a MIG welder with other related hand tools to create your own found object sculpture. Be prepared to walk in an industrial setting; gloves and boots/work shoes are highly advised.

Lunch not included.

All supplies included.

Prerequisite: Welding Basics or equivalent experience. $120 / $102 (member)

$180 / $153 (member)

GLASS BEAD NECKLACE with Ellen Mitnick & Aaron Wozinak

Glass and metal meet to create a polished and finished wearable necklace.

Students will begin in the flameworking studio using color techniques to form a variety of glass beads. On the second day, students will clean their work and take it into our metalsmithing studio where they will have hands-on experience cutting, forming, and polishing sterling silver around the glass. We’ll finish by encasing the beads into one-of-a-kind pendants ready to be strung and worn out on the town.

All supplies included. $95 / $80.75 (member)

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CHAIN MAIL BRACELET with Mike Daddario

STONE SET OF STACKING RINGS with Mike Daddario

PIERCED PENDANT with Mike Daddario

Saturday Jun. 1 12-3pm

Saturday Jun. 15 12-3pm

Ring in the season with a simple yet visually attractive stone set ring. Rings are both fun to make and wear. Learn to measure your ring size, cut, file, solder, pickle, form, set a stone within a bezel cup, and finally shine. This project stands alone but can also be the start for more elaborate and complex rings in the future.

Create your own chain mail with wire by making jump rings, using a jig or a simple wooden dowel. Small metal jump rings are created with the use of a jewelers’ saw.

Students can also select from dowels of various diameters to create coils. The rings or coils are then linked together to form a pattern. Have fun designing and finishing a bracelet out of copper, brass, or nickel silver wire. Once you advance in the technique you can progress to sterling silver.

$50 / $42.50 (member)

Saturday Jul. 6 12-3pm Develop your personal artistic style as you work with 18 gauge sterling silver.

This workshop will focus on some basic techniques that include sawing, piercing, cutting, filing, sanding, finishing, and drilling. Students can also choose to add texture and patinas.

Basic supplies included. $50 / $42.50 (member)

$50 / $42.50 (member)

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SCREEN PRINTING SCREEN PRINTED THROW PILLOWS with Abby Ryder

INTRO TO SCREEN PRINTING with Abby Ryder 5 Wednesdays May 1-May 29 6-9pm

Saturday May 18 10am-3pm

Choose from a selection of colors and designs provided by GoggleWorks, then follow our instructor as they walk you through the screen printing and heat setting processes. You’ll complete this class with two unique throw pillows for your home.

Students will learn the foundations of screen printing through a fun introduction of the materials and processes needed to silkscreen successfully, including creating your own screen, how to select and mix inks, and how to make a smooth print onto paper or fabric.

Learn the basics of screen printing in this hands-on, one-day workshop. Start with a digital graphic design and move through all the steps of preparing transparencies, coating and exposing screens, setting up a print job, and printing and setting ink.

All supplies included.

All supplies included.

$65 / $55.25 (member)

$45 / $38.25 (member)

$150 / $127.50 (member)

Wednesday Apr. 24 6-9pm

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SCREEN PRINTED T-SHIRTS with Abby Ryder

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All supplies included.

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INTERMEDIATE SCREEN PRINTING with Abby Ryder 5 Wednesdays Jun. 12-Jul. 10 6-9pm In this intermediate class, learn new techniques and further explore the medium of screen printing. You will receive additional instruction and guidance as you pursue your own ideas.

Pre-requisite: Intro to Screen Printing $150 / $127.50 (member)

WOODWORKING WOODTURNING FUNDAMENTALS with Luke Voytas

INTRO TO WOODWORKING with Luke Voytas

6 Tuesdays Apr. 30-Jun. 4 6-9pm

5 Saturdays May 4 -Jun. 8 (no class Jun. 1) 10am-1pm

Learn the basics of woodturning while transforming raw pieces of wood into functional and beautiful turned items.

Working on wood lathes, students will learn safe and efficient woodturning techniques along with proper turning tool usage. This class is designed for beginners and those wanting to continue building on the skills learned in previous woodturning classes. Students will choose from projects such as mortar & pestle, candlestick, spurtles, honey dipper, spinning top, small vases, wine bottle stopper, rolling pin, and bowls.

This course focuses on the safe use of power tools, such as the table saw, jointer, planer, bandsaw, hollow-chisel mortiser, and routers. Students will learn to mill a piece of wood four-square, then make a laminated end grain cutting board and a toolbox using the milling and joinery skills learned in the class.

MORE WOOD WORKSHOPS Salad Bowl page #1 Hardwood Cutting Board page #1 Woodturned Rolling Pin page #2 Carved Wooden Spoon page #2

All supplies included.

Closed-toe shoes are required. $200 / $170 (member)

All supplies included.

Closed-toe shoes are required. $220 / $187 (member)

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STUDIO ACCESS OPEN STUDIOS Open studio hours can be accessed by students enrolled in 5+ week courses, for the duration of that course. Approximately 10-12 hours of non-instructional time per week are available. Schedules are posted online and in each studio on a monthly basis.

Open studio hours are included with some 5+ week course tuitions; check individual course descriptions for open studio eligibility.

STUDIO PASSPORTS Studio Passports allow individuals to access open studio hours during each term.

Limited to those with basic knowledge of the medium and overseen by a monitor instead of instructor, studio passports offer a great opportunity to work at your own pace.

Priced per month; registration available online at goggleworks.org/classes. Member discounts do not apply.

CERAMICS $50 / month HOT GLASS $100 / month FLAMEWORKING $120 / month FUSED GLASS $100 / month METALS $75 / month WOOD $100 / month STUDIO RENTAL PROGRAM The Studio Rental Program at GoggleWorks is designed for individuals with previous experience who can work safely and productively without supervision, giving you the opportunity to pursue your passion at your own pace. Priced per month; depending on studio. Visit our studio pages online at goggleworks.org/visit/studios to learn more about our facilities. Contact our studio managers/technicians below for information on availability and pricing.

CERAMICS FLAMEWORKING/FUSED GLASS Benjamin DeMott Maggie Gallen 610.374.4600 x131 610.374.4600 x106 bdemott@goggleworks.org mgallen@goggleworks.org HOT GLASS Scott Krenitsky 610.374.4600 x129 skrenitsky@goggleworks.org

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WOOD Luke Voytas 610.374.4600 x108 lvoytas@goggleworks.org

POLICIES PAYMENT Students must pay for classes in full upon registration. We accept cash and checks (on site only) and all major credit cards. Read course descriptions carefully for dates, times, and required supplies. GoggleWorks will send email confirmation after registration.

CANCELLATIONS & REFUNDS In the event that a student must withdraw their registration from a class or workshop, GoggleWorks will issue a full refund if cancellation is made seven days prior to the start of class. There will be no refunds or pro-rating options for missed classes. No refunds are issued for cancellations made within one week (seven days) of the first day of the scheduled class. GoggleWorks reserves the right to cancel any program due to insufficient enrollment. If a course is canceled, you will be notified of the cancellation five days prior to the start of class and will be offered to transfer to another course for a substitute or issued a full refund. In the event that a class or workshop is canceled due to inclement weather, GoggleWorks will schedule a make-up date.

LOCATION Classes at GoggleWorks are located all around campus depending on your medium. One week (seven days) prior to class, GoggleWorks will send a welcome email including where to find your class on campus. If you are unsure of where your class is meeting, check in at the information desk in our lobby for assistance. Our facility is handicapped accessible.

MINORS GoggleWorks requires written permission for all students under the age of 18 who are enrolled in any adult course. Please contact GoggleWorks Programs Department if you are enrolling a minor and a permission form will be provided via email before the start date of the course. This does not apply for Mini-Makers! Family Workshops.

WAITLISTS If a class reaches maximum capacity, you will have the option to join a waitlist at the time of registration. If open spots become available in a wait-listed course, wait-listed students will be contacted to register in order of when they were added to the waitlist. If enough students join the wait-list, GoggleWorks will try to add an additional class or workshop.

MATERIALS & SUPPLIES Most materials required for your course are included in the price of tuition. If additional supplies are needed before the beginning of class, a supply list will be included with the course description and emailed to registered students prior to the start of class.

MAKEUP DATES GoggleWorks does not offer make-up dates for any student who is unable to attend a scheduled class.

ARTWORK PICKUP If your class or workshop project(s) requires additional treatment after the course is over, GoggleWorks will contact you when work is completed and ready to be picked up. GoggleWorks does not ship work to students. Student artwork will be held 60 days after course end date. All work is subject to discard after the 60-day period.

VIDEO & PHOTOGRAPHS GoggleWorks reserves the right to use photographs and/or videos taken during classes and other programs to market and promote GoggleWorks and its programs. Any student or legal guardian who does not wish to have his or her child photographed or photographed themselves, is asked to notify GoggleWorks upon registration.

CREDITS Design / Layout: Jess Santucci Photography: Chris Kendig Photography

DISCOUNTS Become part of our creative and dynamic community and enjoy annual benefits as our thanks for your support. GoggleWorks members receive a 15% discount on eligible classes and workshops.

Learn more and become a member at: goggleworks.org/support/membership.

SCHOLARSHIPS GoggleWorks offers two types of scholarships year-round on a rolling basis; need-based (100% off tuition) and merit-based (50% off tution). Supply fees are not included. Learn more and apply at: goggleworks.org/programs/scholarships.

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