GoggleWorks Center for the Arts Summer 2019 Course Catalog

SUM MER 2019 2019

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

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SUMMER ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCY PROGRAM

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STUDENT AMBASSADOR FELLOWSHIP

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UPCOMING EVENTS

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CORE CURRICULUM

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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

What an exciting time to be in Reading: the diamond in the rough! This former home of textiles and outlets is now finding its time in the spotlight once more!

While it might not seem like it from the outside, Reading is in fact home to a myriad of great artistic practices, social and cultural movements, and innovation. GoggleWorks is proud to serve the city of Reading and its surrounding areas by providing a constant creative atmosphere; quality art courses year round for both adults and children; professional teaching artists as mentors for our Student Ambassador Fellowship; opportunities for professional artists to develop their practice within our dynamic walls in the Summer Residency Program; and a recent partnership with Tower Health and the Children’s Home of Reading. And that’s just a taste of what is going on currently!

Exciting things are happening! There is a movement within the city: an exciting, vibrant rumble from Reading’s people. A movement of determination, youth, and community.

Old and new community members alike are investing their time and energy to make Reading be all it can be. GoggleWorks is also excited to participate in this rejuvenation as we receive our new Artistic Director, Tim Compton, who is relocating to Reading from Indianapolis to spearhead the overall artistic vision of GoggleWorks’ programming. We are thrilled to invite such talent into our community. As we continue to recruit both local and outside talent, GoggleWorks looks forward to being at the forefront of the artistic greatness that Reading already is and will continue to be.

You are part of our greatness as well! It is our students, teachers, and staff that make this old factory pulse with new life. Be part of the GoggleWorks experience! Summer is the perfect midway moment to see what you’ve accomplished creatively so far while looking forward to what artistic explorations lie ahead. Seize the moment, try something new, or even take your practice to the next level with our summer offerings!

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 COCKTAILS AND COLLINS GLASS with Scott Krenitsky

CERAMIC PLANTER with Melissa Fiskaldo

Tuesday & Wednesday July 16 & 17 6-8pm

Saturday July 27 12-2pm

Blow your own collins glass and learn the hows and whys of mixing gin cocktails. In the first session come to the glassblowing studio and walk through making a tall cylindrical glass. Return the following day to pick up your piece at Belly Kitchen & Drinkery right here on the GoggleWorks Campus, where a gin representative from the local distillery, Brandywine Branch, will have several varieties of gin to mix with a number of tonics, juices, and flavors. Ages 21+

Keep your summer garden fresh with this popular workshop! 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.

Registration Deadline: July 22 $45 / $38.25 (member)

FUSED SUSHI DISH & SUSHI MAKING WORKSHOP with Maggie Gallen 2 Thursdays Aug. 1 - Aug. 8 6-8pm In this workshop, students will be led through breaking and layering sheet glass to create a kiln formed dish. For the second class they will pick up their piece and meet at our on-campus restaurant Belly Kitchen & Drinkery, where they will learn how to roll and serve fresh sushi.

The class will conclude with students and instructors enjoying their sushi off their new, unique fused pieces!

Registration Deadline: July 26

Registration Deadline: July 11

$150 / $127.50 (member)

$120 / $102 (member)

CARVED WOODEN SPOON with Luke Voytas

SALAD BOWL with Luke Voytas

CERAMIC PET DISH with Melissa Fiskaldo

Saturday July 27 12-4pm

Saturday Aug. 10 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.

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.

Saturday Aug. 24 12-2pm In this one-day workshop, you’ll create your very own custom pet dish for your favorite furry friend!

Registration Deadline: Aug. 19 $45 / $38.25 (member)

Closed-toe shoes are required.

Registration Deadline: Aug. 5 $50 / $42.50 (member)

Registration Deadline: July 22 $95 / $80.75 (member)

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FERMENTATION SERIES with Karen Palcho Enjoy this three part series and make July the month you bring your creative kitchen skills to the next level.

Registration Deadline: July 10 per workshop $95 / $80.75 (member) full series $235

SUMMER VEGETABLES with Karen Palcho Monday July 15 6-9pm Learn about the history and practice of making safely fermented vegetables.

Make your own delicious, nutritious, probiotic sauerkraut, pickles, kimchi, green beans, beets, carrots, and more.

Registration Deadline: July 10 $95 / $80.75 (member)

CONDIMENTS & SALSAS with Karen Palcho

MISO AND FERMENTED NUT BUTTER “CHEESE� with Karen Palcho Monday July 22 6-9pm Learn to make miso, a traditional Japanese condiment made by fermenting soybeans with salt and koji. The result is a thick paste used for sauces, soups, and spreads, as well as pickling vegetables or meats. Also learn to make fermented nut butter from pureed nuts, seeds, and lactic acid bacteria culture. Vegans consider this tasty, rich, nutritious product as a cheese alternative.

Monday July 29 6-9pm Fermented condiments offer a new world of nutrition and flavor to year-round cooking. We will make tomato and pepper salsas and hot sauce, fermented garlic and lemons, mixed vegetable salsa, turmeric-ginger sauce, and more.

Registration Deadline: July 24 $95 / $80.75 (member)

Registration Deadline: July 17 $95 / $80.75 (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.

FUSED GLASS with Maggie Gallen

CERAMICS with Danielle Dimon

HOT GLASS with Scott Krenitsky

Session A: Friday July 26 6-8pm

Session A: Friday July 26 6-8pm

Session A: Friday July 26 6-8pm

Session B: Friday Aug. 30 6-8pm

Session B: Friday Aug. 30 6-8pm

Session B: Friday Aug. 30 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: Please wear clothing you do not mind getting dirty.

Registration Deadline: July 21 / Aug. 25

Note: Closed-toe shoes and hair tie are required.

$60 member/non-member

Registration Deadline: July 21 / Aug. 25

Registration Deadline: July 21 / Aug. 25

$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 fee covers one individual; you must register each adult and child attending.

SCREEN PRINTED TOTE BAGS with Abby Ryder

WHEELTHROWING with Lexie Koch Saturday July 13 2-4pm

Make a fun tote bag for the summer in this fun Mini-Maker workshop where you will choose from a selection of colors and designs provided by GoggleWorks.

Then follow our instructor as she walks you through the screen printing and heat setting processes. Adult and child will each leave with a tote bag!

All supplies included.

Saturday Aug. 10 2-4pm Come play on the potter’s wheel where you will be guided through the process of centering clay and throwing different shapes. Clay, tools, and firing processing are included.

All supplies included.

Pre-registration is required.

Registration Deadline: Aug. 5 $45 / $38.25 (member)

Pre-registration is required.

Registration Deadline: July 8 $45 / $38.25 (member)

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SUMMER ARTIST-IN-

RESIDENCY

JUNE 3 - AUGUST 9

GoggleWorks Center for the Arts, one of the largest art centers in the country, welcomes three exceptional artists participating in the 2019 Summer Artist-In-Residency program: Mahsa Biglow, Dan Gabber, and Michael Levine. The Summer Artist-In-Residency is a 10 week juried residency where three artists are invited to spend the summer and join GoggleWorks’ art community in downtown Reading, PA. Beginning June 3rd, the summer residency program allows artists to collaborate, experiment, and expand on their artistic boundaries.

Residents are provided housing, living and travel stipends, materials, personal studio space, and access to GoggleWorks’ eight communal studios (ceramics, warm glass, hot glass, photography, screen printing, metalsmithing, wood, and virtual reality lab) to complete a project or body of work. The residency culminates in an exhibition to display the work created over the past 10 weeks.

Now in its second year, the program is funded by Carole and the late Ray Neag.

MAHSA BIGLOW

Dusk it is Sand on Lightbox, Music, Text Mahsa Biglow will be working on her latest project Tell me, mom... Tell me that story again. (I want this to be over). She is an installation artist, originally from Iran, whose work explores the shared space of the “self” and the “other” and the relationship of media and reality.

Her work involves light, sand, sounds, and more to express how the banal encounters with people and places refelect on one’s past traumas, memories, and dreams.

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MICHAEL LEVINE

Green Screen Monoprint, Relief Print on Paper and Canvas, Video Projection Michael Levine will create large scale, two-dimensional print used in combination with animation and video projection. The resulting work created during the summer residency will culminate in a mixed media installation and performance. Whether it is manipulating a digital video, charcoal drawing, or relief printmaking, Levine embraces the honesty, rawness, and personal quality of his hands in the art-making process.

DAN GABBER

Kiddush Cup Pair 02 Porcelain, Plastic Dan Gabber re-imagines historically Jewish objects through the use of digital fabrication techniques. By using techniques such as 3D printing and laser cutting to create vessels, a dialogue is developed between the historical sources and modern technology. His work focuses on showing that 21st century technology and ceramic art are not mutually exclusive.

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STUDENT AMBASSADOR

FELLOWSHIP

pictured above: 2017 Fellows Kaylee Bill, Alan Perez, SolĂŠ Ruiz, Christian Scott, Michael Strain, Derek Ulrich

The Student Ambassador Fellowship is designed for area high school students interested in pursuing higher education and/or professional careers in the visual arts. For eight weeks this summer (June 17 – August 9, 2019), fellows will be paired with a mentor from among the professional artist-instructors working at GoggleWorks. With mentor guidance, including studio instruction, project guidance, and material research, each fellow will develop their artistic skills and working knowledge of processes and materials within the medium of their choice.

2019 STUDENT AMBASSADOR FELLOWS: Julie Reers Allison Sipple Indira Josephs Abby Doyle Devin Stark Benno Weidner

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SUMMER CAMPS

AT GOGGLEWORKS

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

2019 FEATURED CAMPS • TV & Film Camps in partnership w/ Wickline Casting • STEAM Week with Science Explorers • “Who Are We”: Exploring Identity through Photography & Mural Work SUMMER CAMPS RUN JUNE 24 - AUGUST 19, 2019 AGES RANGE FROM 5 - 17

NOW REGISTERING! Check out our full list of camps at: GOGGLEWORKS.ORG/SUMMER-CAMPS PHONE: 610.374.4600 HOURS: 9am-9pm, daily

GoggleWorks Center for the Arts 201 Washington Street, Reading, PA 19601

8TH ANNUAL

ARTS FESTIVAL

READING

& Holiday Market DECEMBER 14TH & 15TH 10AM-5PM

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CERAMICS POTTERY FOR BEGINNERS with Melissa Fiskaldo

INTERMEDIATE WHEELTHROWING with Derek Rosenberry

6 Mondays July 8 - Aug. 12 6-9pm

5 Wednesdays July 24 - Aug. 21 6-9pm

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.

Broaden your understanding of working on the potter’s wheel in this intermediate class. Learn skills to strengthen your throwing abilities and gain new techniques to further develop your work.

Lidded jars, closed forms, and altered thrown forms will be the subject of weekly demonstrations.

Registration Deadline: July 3

Prerequisite: Intro to Wheelthrowing or equivalent experience.

$180 / $153 (member)

MORE CERAMIC WORKSHOPS Ceramic Planter page #1 Ceramic Pet Dish page #1 Ceramic Maker Dates page #3 Mini-Makers! Wheelthrowing page #4

Registration Deadline: July 19 $150 / $127.50 (member)

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DRAWING & PAINTING INTRO TO ACRYLIC PAINTING with Suzanne Fellows 5 Tuesdays July 9 - Aug. 6 9am-12pm 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. Intro to Drawing or equivalent experience is recommended, but not mandatory.

All supplies included.

Registration Deadline: July 3 $150 / $127.50 (member)

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WARM GLASS STAINED GLASS PANELS with Maggie Gallen

IMPLOSION PENDANT with Shelly Wolfe Thursday July 18 6-9pm

8 Tuesdays July 9 - Aug. 27 6-9pm Explore the age old art of stained glass while learning how to cut, break, shape, foil, and solder separate pieces of glass together. This eight-week class will encourage patience and precision as you create a custom, stained glass panel.

Note: Installation is not included in the class.

In this two-hour workshop, students will be introduced to working with borosilicate glass and the torch. You will make a beautiful glass pendant by applying color to a clear rod of glass. Then create a necklace for yourself or give it as a gift.

All supplies included for a 12x12 piece.

To make a bigger piece, extra supplies are available at additional cost.

All supplies included within the alotted class project.

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

Registration Deadline: July 3

Registration Deadline: July 13

$200 / $170 (member)

$50 / $42.50 (member)

FUSED AND SLUMPED GARDEN FLOWERS with Ellen Mitnick 2 Saturdays Aug. 3 - Aug. 10 10am-1pm Create 3D glass flowers perfect to decorate your garden or flower pots.

Learn how to cut and shape colored sheet glass then layer it for the kiln. In the second class, you will learn to attach them to the rod. This course is a good introduction to the basics of glass fusing.

All supplies included.

Closed-toe shoes are required.

Registration Deadline: July 29 $95 / $80.75 (member)

MORE WARM GLASS WORKSHOPS

HOT GLASS GARDEN LANTERN with Scott Krenitsky

GLASSBLOWN TERRARIUM with Scott Krenitsky Saturday July 14 10am-12pm

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Fused Sushi Dish page #1 Warm Glass Maker Dates page #3

Saturday Aug. 24 10am-12pm

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

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.

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

Registration Deadline: July 9

Registration Deadline: Aug. 19

$80 / $68 (member)

$95 / $80.75 (member)

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MORE HOT GLASS WORKSHOPS Cocktails & Collins Glass page #1 Hot Glass Maker Dates page #3 teen-friendly

GUIDED STUDIO: JEWELRY with Martha Westbrook

METALS ENAMELING BASICS with Mike Daddario

Saturday July 20 12-3pm

7 Wednesdays July 10 - Aug. 21 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.

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.

Registration Deadline: July 15 $65 / $55.25 (member)

Registration Deadline: July 5 $302.40 / $257.04 (member)

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SCREEN PRINTING SCREEN PRINTED THROW PILLOWS with Abby Ryder

GELATIN PLATE PRINTMAKING with Suzanne Fellows

Wednesday July 17 6-9pm

SCREEN PRINTED T-SHIRTS with Abby Ryder Tuesday Aug. 13 6-9pm

Saturday Aug. 17 10am-3pm

All supplies included.

Try your hand at this type of monoprinting where high flow acrylics are rolled onto a slab of gelatin and glycerin. Stencils and other shapes (cut paper, leaves, rickrack, etc) are used to create layers of color. No experience is necessary for this fast-paced, one-day experiential form of printmaking.

Registration Deadline: July 10

All supplies included.

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.

One t-shirt is included with tuition, and GoggleWorks will provide a one-color artwork for you to print.

$45 / $38.25 (member)

Registration Deadline: Aug. 8

All supplies included.

$65 / $55.25 (member)

Registration Deadline: Aug. 12

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

$65 / $55.25 (member) MORE SCREEN PRINTING WORKSHOPS Mini-Makers! Screen Printed Tote Bags page #4

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WOODWORKING WOODTURNING FUNDAMENTALS with Luke Voytas

6 Thursdays July 18 - Aug. 22 6-9pm 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.

All supplies included.

Closed-toe shoes are required.

Registration Deadline: July 13 $220 / $187 (member)

MORE WOOD WORKSHOPS Salad Bowl page #1 Carved Wooden Spoon page #1

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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 them the opportunity to pursue their passion at their 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 15

WOOD Luke Voytas 610.374.4600 x108 lvoytas@goggleworks.org

POLICIES REGISTRATION Registration closes five days prior to the start of class in order for instructors to facilitate the best experience. Please purchase tickets by the noted registration deadline.

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.

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.

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.

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.

CREDITS Design / Layout: Jess Santucci Photography: Chris Kendig Photography 16

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