Kirkland Arts Center Fall Quarter Catalog 2019

FALL CLASSES

September – November 2019

CERAMICS COLLAGE

PAINTING DRAWING

PRINTMAKING WORKSHOPS

ALL SKILL LEVELS ALL AGES

Miha Sarani Thank you for the exquisite dark thoughts, Serge mon ami (detail)

SHAPING THE FUTURE. Dear KAC Community,

PRESENTS

Kirkland Arts Center is shaping the future. More than ever, daily access to the arts is essential for our schools, hospitals and hospices, and communities. The arts develop empathy, compassion, selfawareness, and self-regulation.

ARTBEAT

Every one of us needs some kind of art in our lives - it is what gives our life meaning and hope.

Together, when we share our artwork, when we encourage others to draw, paint, sing, or dance, when we look at other's art, we are not only growing individually, we are growing collectively.

We need more empathy, compassion and connection in our lives. What is art if it is not compassionate, empathetic, and connected?

You can help bring more arts education to your schools and community by supporting the Kirkland Arts Center:

A R T.

GAL A .

AU C T I O N

F U T U R E S P A C E

• $350 will provide one adult with an 8-week ceramics class • $400 will send one youth to full-day camp for a week • $100 will allow a teaching artist to take a specialized one-day workshop • $25 will pay for one student's afterschool experience through the Make Your Mark program

On October 26, KAC will ask our community: give to our future, give to help us build more space for arts programming.

We need everyone to speak up for more arts access and opportunities in our community!

Thank you for believing in the power of art,

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DOORS AT 5:30 PM

B E L L E V U E COSTUMES ENCOURAGED

YOU SHAPE THE FUTURE KELLY DYLLA, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

425.822.7161 · www.kirklandartscenter.org

K I R K L A N D A R T S C E N T E R . O R G / A R T B E A T

KIRKLAND ARTS CENTER GALLERY EXHIBITIONS

GALLERY HOURS Tuesday – Friday 11 AM – 6 PM Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM Closed Sundays and Mondays Make Your Mark 2018

AUGUST 13 - SEPTEMBER 21 AT KIRKLANDARTSCENTER:

WORKS IN PROGRESS

YOUTH CLASSES

AN EXHIBITION IN COOPERATION WITH YOUTHCARE AND YOUTH IN FOCUS Art as a Catalyst for Social Change and Sense-Making of Our Experiences

WORKS IN PROGRESS KAC GALLERY

AUGUST 13 – SEPTEMBER 21 OPENING RECEPTION 6PM ON AUGUST 16

Featuring art works from King County based organizations Youth in Focus, YouthCare, and Kirkland Arts Center's own Make Your Mark program, Works in Progress gives a glimpse into how these missiondriven organizations work with professional artists to support youth in developing their own voice through the arts.

FEATURED ORGANIZATIONS MAKE YOUR MARK The Kirkland Arts Center Gallery supports local artists and curators by providing a space for engaging exhibitions. These shows inspire art appreciation and creativity in the Kirkland arts community. The KAC Gallery is free and open to the public, including our opening receptions.

Children and teens learn foundational and creative art skills in a friendly and encouraging environment from inspirational teachers. Classes are timed to work with school schedules and supplies are provided for most youth classes.

AGES 2–5 FAMILY ART STUDIO I, AGES 2—4 WITH AN ADULT Y02A.19.FA • Shannon Hopkins

$70, Beginning 9/16–10/14, Monday, 10:00 am–11:00 am 5 Sessions, 5 Hours, Mezzanine Studio

FAMILY ART STUDIO II, AGES 2—4 WITH AN ADULT Y02B.19.FA • Shannon Hopkins

$70, Beginning 10/21–11/18, Monday, 10:00 am–11:00 am 5 Sessions, 5 Hours, Mezzanine Studio

"At KAC, my son receives great instruction and exposure to many different mediums. His instructor is engaging and fun… he is so proud of what he creates!"

Crista and Luke Solaro, KAC Parents

AGES 6–15 DRAW, PAINT, & PRINT, AGES 6—10 Y08.19.FA • Carl Clausen

$100, All Levels 9/28–10/26, Saturday, 9:30 am–11:00 am 5 Sessions, 7.5 Hours, Mezzanine Studio

FAMILY CLAY STUDIO, AGES 7 & UP WITH AN ADULT Y04A.19.FA • Robert Moreno

$100, All Levels 9/21–10/19, Saturday, 10:00 am–11:30 am 5 Sessions, 7.5 Hours, Ceramics Studio

YOUTH CLAYWORKS, AGES 10—15 Y12.19.FA • Aaron Murray

$220, All Levels 9/19–11/7, Thursday, 4:30 pm–6:30 pm 8 Sessions, 16 Hours, Ceramics Studios

TO STAY IN TOUCH AND SEE THE LATEST NEWS

Check out our website for further class and event announcements!

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PAINTING & 2D

We offer numerous classes in acrylic, oil, and watercolor painting. Develop your observational rendering skills with still lifes and figure models or branch out into abstract art! Our experienced instructors – some have been with us for more than 20 years – provide demonstrations and one-on-one guidance.

ACRYLIC & OIL OIL PAINTING, BEGINNING TO INTERMEDIATE A24.19.FA • Jim Phalen

$315, Beginning to Intermediate 9/18–11/6, Wednesday, 6:30 pm–9:30 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio

OIL PAINTING, INTERMEDIATE TO ADVANCED A25.19.FA • Lalitha Bandaru

$315, Intermediate to Advanced 9/23–11/11, Monday, 2:30 pm–5:30 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio

ACRYLIC & OIL, BEGINNING A03.19.FA • Julia Carpenter

$315, Beginning 9/19–11/7, Thursday, 2:00 pm–5:00 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio

ACRYLIC & OIL, INTERMEDIATE TO ADVANCED A10.19.FA • Julia Carpenter

$315, Intermediate to Advanced 9/19–11/7, Thursday, 10:00 am–1:00 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio

EXPRESSION WITH ABSTRACTION A21.19.FA • Soo Hong

$315, Intermediate to Advanced 9/16–11/4, Monday, 10:00 am–1:00 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio

CONTEMPORARY STILL LIFE IN ACRYLIC A40.19.FA • Amy Scherer

$315, All Levels 9/23–11/11, Monday, 6:00 pm–9:00 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Printmaking Studio

MIXED MEDIA CREATION A41.19.FA • Miha Sarani

$315, All Levels 9/24–11/12, Tuesday, 9:30 am–12:30 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio

PAINTING THE FIGURE IN SPACE A43.19.FA • Justin Duffus

$315, Intermediate to Advanced 9/25–11/20, Wednesday, 2:00 pm–5:00 pm 9 Sessions, 27 Hours, Skylight Studio

REDUCTION/ABSTRACTION A42.19.FA • Miha Sarani

$315, All Levels 9/26–11/14, Thursday, 6:30 pm–9:30 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio

INTRO TO ALLA PRIMA PAINTING A29.19.FA • Min Zhong

DRAWING DRAWING, BEGINNING TO INTERMEDIATE A02.19.FA • Karen Klee-Atlin

$395, Beginning to Intermediate 9/17–11/26, Tuesday, 1:00 pm–4:00 pm 11 Sessions, 33 Hours, Skylight Studio

$315, All Levels 9/22–11/3, Sunday, 10:00 am–1:00 pm 7 Sessions, 21 Hours, Skylight Studio

PASTELS, BASICS & BEYOND

WATERCOLOR

$395, Beginning to Intermediate 9/17–11/19, Tuesday, 9:30 am–12:30 pm 10 Sessions, 30 Hours, Mezzanine Studio

WATERCOLOR 1: FALL BOUNTY— MORNING A18.19.FA • Che Lopez

$315, Beginning 9/21–11/9, Saturday, 9:30 am–12:30 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio

WATERCOLOR 1: FALL BOUNTY— MONDAY EVENING

A08.19.FA • Peggy Braeutigam

NATURE'S FORM, BEGINNING TO ADVANCED A13.19.FA • Maja Sereda

$315, Beginning to Intermediate 9/18–11/6, Wednesday, 9:30 am–12:30 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio

DRAWING AND MIXED MEDIA

A36.19.FA • Che Lopez

A07.19.FA • Maja Sereda

$315, Beginning 9/16–11/4, Monday, 6:30 pm–9:30 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio

$315, All Levels 9/20–11/8, Friday, 5:30 pm–8:30 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio

WATERCOLOR 2: PAINTING FROM THE MASTERS

DRAWING THE HUMAN FIGURE

A17.19.FA • Che Lopez

$315, All Levels 9/18–11/6, Wednesday, 6:30 pm–9:30 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Printmaking Studio

INTERMEDIATE WATERCOLOR A19.19.FA • Michele Cooper

$315, Intermediate to Advanced 9/27–11/15, Friday, 10:00 am–1:00 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio

WATERCOLOR: LAYERING AND POURING FOR BIG COLOR A45.19.FA • James Farrand

$315, All Levels 9/23–11/11, Monday, 2:00 pm–5:00 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Printmaking Studio

A22.19.FA • Julia Carpenter

$365, Beginning to Intermediate 9/24–11/12, Tuesday, 6:00 pm–9:00 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Skylight Studio

DRAWING BIRDS WITH PENCILS A44.19.FA • Maja Sereda

$315, All Levels 9/27–11/15, Friday, 1:30 pm–4:30 pm 10 Sessions, 30 Hours, Skylight Studio

COLLAGE & ASSEMBLAGE BEGINNING TO INTERMEDIATE COLLAGE A01.19.FA • Larry Calkins

$315, Beginning to Intermediate 9/13–11/1, Friday, 10:00 am–1:00 pm 10 Sessions, 30 Hours, Printmaking Studio

HAVE YOU CONSIDERED KAC MEMBERSHIP? •

10% discount on all classes/workshops and early registration • KAC apron and a free drink at all gallery-hosted events

THE ART OF TRUE EMPHEMERA COLLAGE A44.19.FA • Patrick LoCicero

$315, Beginning to Intermediate 9/24–11/12, Tuesay, 6:30 pm–9:30 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Printmaking Studio

PRINTMAKING BEGINNING PRINTMAKING— WEEKDAY MORNING P27.19.FA • Karen Klee-Atlin

$395, Beginning to Intermediate 9/18–11/27, Wednesday, 9:30 am–12:30 pm 11 Sessions, 33 Hours, Printmaking Studio

BEGINNING PRINTMAKING— WEEKEND MORNING

OTHER 2D CALLIGRAPHY A33.19.FA • Christine Turpin

$235, All Levels 9/13–10/18, Friday, 5:30 pm–8:30 pm 6 Sessions, 18 Hours, Printmaking Studio

COMICS & GRAPHIC NOVEL ILLUSTRATION A50.19.FA • Maxx Follis-Goodkind

$315, All Levels 10/1–11/19, Tuesday, 2:00 pm–5:00 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Printmaking Studio

WORKSHOPS

$315, Beginning to Intermediate 9/21–11/16, Saturday, 10:00 am–1:00 pm 9 Sessions, 27 Hours, Printmaking Studio

These one (or two!) day workshops allow interested artists to explore new mediums, meet new instructors, or even see what KAC is all about without needing to register for a reccuring class.

INTERMEDIATE PRINTMAKING

WATERCOLOR ART & WINE

P28.19.FA • Karen Klee-Atlin

E15.19.FA • Jean Beouy

WOODCUT AND LINOCUT PRINTMAKING

ALCOHOL INK WORKSHOP

P40.19.FA • Karen Klee-Atlin

$95, All Levels 11/10, Sunday, 12:00 pm–3:00 pm 1 Session, 3 Hours, Skylight Studio

P12.19.FA • Karen Klee-Atlin

$395, All Levels 9/17–11/26, Tuesday, 9:30 am–12:30 pm 11 Sessions, 33 Hours, Printmaking Studio

$395, Beginning to Intermediate 9/18–11/27, Wednesday, 1:00 pm–4:00 pm 10 Sessions, 33 Hours, Printmaking Studio

COPPER, COLLAGE, & PHOTOETCHING P36.19.FA • Ellen Rutledge

$185, Beginning to Intermediate 9/19–10/31, Thursday, 12:30 pm–4:00 pm 7 Sessions, 24.5 Hours, Printmaking Studio

REDUCTION SCREENPRINTING P16.19.FA • Elizabeth Brinton

$315, Intermediate 9/23–11/11, Monday, 10:00 am–1:00 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Printmaking Studio

NEED HELP REGISTERING? Call (425) 822-7161 x181 or email registrar@kirklandartscenter.org.

$55, All Levels 11/9, Saturday, 5:00 pm–8:00 pm 1 Sessions, 3 Hours, Skylight Studio

WO12.19.FA • Shima Star

SCISSOR CUTTING WORKSHOP WA02B.19.FA • Larry Calkins

$140, All Levels 10/19–10/20, Sat & Sun, 1:00 pm–5:00 pm 2 Sessions, 8 Hours, Skylight Studio

SUMI WORKSHOP: FALL HARVEST WA13.19.FA • Angie Dixon

CERAMICS & 3D

KAC’s Ceramics program offers weekly classes on making, decorating, glazing, and firing functional and sculptural ceramics with over 20 hours per week of open studio time.

Work is glaze fired at Cone 05 oxidation or Cone 10 reduction. We also have soda and raku kilns, plus pit and obvara firings.

Instructors work closely with students on form, design, and technique.

CERAMICS

$350, Beginning to Intermediate 9/22–11/10, Sunday, 9:00 am–12:00 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Ceramics Studios

INTERMEDIATE CLAY & SURFACE DESIGN C06.19.FA • Pat Colyar

$440, Intermediate 9/16–11/18, Monday, 1:30 pm–4:30 pm 10 Sessions, 30 Hours, Ceramics Studios

INTERMEDIATE HANDBUILDING

C02.19.FA • Evelyn Bundesmann

C04.19.FA • Sandra Farmer

BEGINNING THROWING—NIGHT

WHEEL THROWING, INTERMEDIATE TO ADVANCED

$350, Beginning 9/18–11/6, Wednesday, 9:30 am–12:30 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Ceramics Studios

C07.19.FA • Charlie Bigger

$350, Beginning 9/16–11/4, Monday, 6:00 pm–9:00 pm 8 Sessions, 24 Hours, Ceramics Studios

INTRODUCTION TO WATERCOLOR

BEGINNING & INTERMEDIATE CLAY

$191, Beginning 11/16–11/17, Sat & Sun, 10:00 am–4:00 pm 1 Sessions, 5 Hours, Skylight Studio

C15.19.FA • Rupa Palasamudram

BEGINNING THROWING—MORNING

$105, All Levels 10/20, Sunday, 10:00 am–4:00 pm 1 Session, 6 Hours, Printmaking Studio

WA14.19.FA • Michele Cooper

BEGINNING & CONTINUING CLAY

C03.19.FA • Aaron Murray

$440, Beginning to Intermediate 9/19–11/21, Thursday, 7:00 pm–10:00 pm 10 Sessions, 30 Hours, Ceramics Studios

$440, Intermediate 9/17–11/19, Tuesday, 6:30 pm–9:30 pm 10 Sessions, 30 Hours, Ceramics Studios

C09.19.FA • Pat Colyar

$440, Intermediate to Advanced 9/18–11/20, Wednesday, 6:30 pm–9:30 pm 10 Sessions, 30 Hours, Ceramics Studios

INTERMEDIATE WHEEL THROWING C05.19.FA • Rupa Palasamudram

$440, Intermediate 9/19–11/21, Thursday, 9:30 am–12:30 pm 10 Sessions, 30 Hours, Ceramics Studios

INDEPENDENT STUDY & PROJECTS IN CLAY

OPEN STUDIO

C12.19.FA • Pat Colyar

KAC offers students currently enrolled in our regular classes additional hours to work and create for free with our open studio program.

Workshops do not include open studio time.

HANDBUILDING AND SURFACE DESIGN, BEGINNING TO INTERMEDIATE

CERAMICS OPEN STUDIO

$440, Intermediate to Advanced 9/20–11/22, Friday, 9:30 am–12:30 pm 10 Sessions, 30 Hours, Ceramics Studios

C11.19.FA • Carol Gouthro

$440, Beginning to Intermediate 9/17–11/19, Tuesday, 2:30 pm–5:30 pm 10 Sessions, 30 Hours, Ceramics Studio

HANDBUILDING CONTINUED: PROJECTS IN CLAY C10.19.FA • Carol Gouthro

$515, Intermediate to Advanced 9/17–11/19, Tuesday, 10:00 am–1:30 pm 10 Sessions, 35 Hours, Ceramics Studio

DYNAMICS OF CERAMICS

9/15–11/23 • Ceramics & Mezzanine Studios Monday, 10:00 am–1:00 pm, Ceramics Only Wednesday, 3:00–6:00 pm, Thursday, 1:00–3:00 pm Friday, 1:00–5:00 pm Saturday, 12:00–5:00 pm Sunday, 1:00–5:00 pm Studio closure information on our website.

PRINT OPEN STUDIO 9/15–11/22 • Printmaking Studio

COMMUNITY. CREATION. COLLABORATION. IT'S WHAT WE ARE ALL ABOUT. IN 2018 WE TAUGHT 2,131 STUDENTS FOR 4,881 HOURS. WE GAVE $19,338 IN SCHOLARSHIPS. BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY, WE IGNITED ARTISTIC GROWTH, CREATIVITY, AND RISK-TAKING IN OUR COMMUNITY.

THANK YOU FOR HELPING MAKE IT ALL POSSIBLE.

Monday, 9:00 am–12:30pm Thursday, 9:00 am–12:00 pm Friday, 1:30 pm–5:00 pm Sunday, 1:00 pm–5:00 pm Studio closure information on our website.

C16.19.FA • Robert Wetherington

$440, Intermediate 9/18–11/20, Wednesday, 1:00 pm–4:00 pm 10 Sessions, 30 Hours, Ceramics Studios

BEGINNING & CONTINUING THROWING C25.19.FA • Jes Herrera

$350, Beginning to Intermediate 9/20–11/22, Friday, 5:30 pm–8:30 pm 10 Sessions, 30 Hours, Ceramics Studios

UNDERSTANDING GLAZE C14.19.FA • Paul Lewing

$195, Intermediate to Advanced 9/25–11/6, Wednesday, 6:30 pm–9:00 pm 7 Sessions, 17.5 Hours, Ceramics Studios

SCHOLARSHIPS KAC strives to maintain an active scholarship program. We hope to make arts accessible to everyone, and to make our community more inclusive, creative, and reflective of our whole population. See our website for more information.

FALL CERAMICS SALE SEPTEMBER 14TH & 15TH Saturday & Sunday 10am–5pm

BROWSE A WIDE VARIETY OF ITEMS, STYLES, AND PRICES! SUBMISSIONS OPEN TO ALL KAC CERAMICS STUDENTS & INSTRUCTORS Contact Pat Colyar if you are interested in selling your work.

"Thank you for your support for wonderful classes, amazing instructors, engaging events, and most importantly, your willingness to meet the needs of the amateur artists who are discovering themselves through fellowship with other classmates and their teachers. Your mission betters people's lives."

Carrie Phelps, Student

Learn more about Miha on our website's Instructors page.

WHAT GETS YOU UP IN THE MORNING? WHAT EXCITES OR INSPIRES YOU?

MIHA SARANI INTERVIEW Miha Sarani is a visual artist, an art historian, and an art educator. He was born and raised in Ljubljana, Slovenia, and permanently moved to United States in 2007, after spending almost a decade living in Italy. He earned a BFA (painting + drawing, 2015) and an MA (art history, 2019) from the University of Washington.

Also passionate about music, Miha released his first music album Emona Au Revoir in 2016. It was included in Seattle Public Library's PlayBack program the following year. He lives and works in Seattle with his wife Tomitha, and their dog Blue.

WHERE DID YOU GROW UP? WHAT WAS YOUR FAMILY LIKE? HOW DID THEY FEEL ABOUT YOU PURSUING ART? I was born and raised in Ljubljana, which is the capital of Slovenia. I lived there until ’98, when I moved to Naples, Italy. The entire family spent most of our free time together - including my grandparents. Weekends, special events, holidays, vacations. That all changed once I moved. My parents were quite encouraging of my art making, but never expected it would lead to an employment opportunity. They were supportive to a point, as long as I was going to learn a vocation. Growing up in Ljubljana, there were very few (and I’m being generous here) individuals who could support themselves, and their loved ones by making art. I honestly think, even today, my family still has a bit of a hard time understanding what I do - not to say they aren’t very happy for me.

For the last couple of years, what gets me up is our dog Blue. She has a keen sense for when it’s time to enter the studio. However, I do love new possibilities. And each new day is an opportunity to create, see, experience something new, something different from a previous day. This chance to do new, fresh, exciting things, particularly in artistic terms, is what excites and inspires me. I love to create - whether it’s drawing, painting, music, writing. I absolutely love the creative process, and I get charged while in the moment of creating. It’s exciting and exhilarating.

One of my all-time favorite art idols, Marcel Duchamp explained it best: “Art is a habit forming drug.”

DESCRIBE YOUR DREAM PROJECT— BIG, PIE-IN-THE-SKY, NO LIMITATIONS. I keep a list of my top dream projects, things I still wish to tackle. There is the original artwork for the Criterion Collection, scoring a film, producing a graphic novel, exhibiting my work in Ljubljana, and the “large” work, which would be a painting seen from space.

WHAT WORDS OF WISDOM WOULD YOU LIKE TO SHARE WITH ARTISTS OF ANY AGE, AND WITH ANY LEVEL OF EXPERTISE?

Love what you do, and do what you love anyway you can. If you love making art, but can't afford to do it as a vocation, do it in your spare time. Bring a notebook and pencil with you to work, sketch on the break, or on the bus, or while you're watching TV. Wake up early and draw for a while before going to work. People tell you to shoot for the moon or the stars, but I shoot for the sun. Go for the truly impossible, not conveniently improbable. Shooting for the sun, I almost certainly won't make the distance but it will be a wild, and unforgettable trip getting there.

WHERE CAN WE SEE YOUR WORK?

Several of my larger works are on permanent display at the Mary Gates Hall, and another in the president’s office in the Gerberding Hall (both at the University of Washington). I also have two solo shows coming up next year - one at the Slovenian Embassy in Washington D.C. and the second at the UW Tower.

KIRKLAND ARTS CENTER GALLERY EXHIBITIONS

GALLERY HOURS Tuesday – Friday 11 AM – 6 PM Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM Closed Sundays and Mondays

Untitled by Bruce Samuelson

IN THE FLESH KAC GALLERY OCTOBER 1– NOVEMBER 16 OPENING RECEPTION: 6PM ON OCTOBER 4

In The Flesh is a group exhibition that takes a look across mediums and varying artistic practices to see how artists engage with the human body. As vessels for meaning or projections of emotional landscapes, In The Flesh examines how the perception of ourselves and others are embodied within the representation of the human form.

This show is curated by KAC's own J. Gordon, Geneva Rose Baldauf and Amanda Reeves.

UNLEASH THE

POWER OF ART

GENERAL INFORMATION STAFF

Make a gift today!

Online at: www.KirklandArtsCenter.org Call our Development Team: 425-822-7161 x182 Your support makes it possible for KAC to offer vital arts programming within our historic building and the community at large. Together, we are igniting individual growth, bringing people together, and improving the quality of life for all.

OUR MISSION

OUR VISION

OUR LEGACY

Kirkland Arts Center unleashes the power of art to ignite individual growth and self-expression, build community spirit, and cultivate cultural vibrancy.

Kirkland Arts Center strives to be the regional leader of engaging arts experiences for all.

Stewardship of the Peter Kirk Building is embedded in the mission, as an unwavering commitment to Kirkland Arts Center's legacy for future success.

PROGRAM AND BUILDING SUPPORT MADE POSSIBLE BY:

To reach us, call (425) 822-7161. Enter an extension after the message begins.

Kelly Dylla, Executive Director (110) Ashlie Beach, Education Director (108) Amanda Budke, Development Director (106) Lauren Lyddon, External Relations Manager (109) J. Gordon, Gallery Curator & Exhibition Designer (102) Trish Brownlee, School & Community Partnerships Manager (103) Pat Colyar, Senior Ceramics Technician Robert Wetherington, Ceramics Technician Geneva Baldauf, Education & Gallery Coordinator (105)

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

ADVISORY COUNCIL

John Adams, President Vickie Sanders, Vice-president Marcelo Prieto, Finance Chair Ashwin Gonibeed, Secretary Anumeha Harmony Arnold Mary Lu Hawes Kate Kelly Britt Provost Anna Skibska Rachel Wright

Susan Pappalardo Brad Weed Bill Ballantine Carol Belval Carl Bradley Merrily Dicks Laura Dillaway Judy Harris Taylor Hawes Joan McBride Margaret Meister Suzy Mings Michael Monroe Marty Peterson Susan Thurston Coralyn Whitney Joan Wrench

TERMS AND CONDITIONS THE NORCLIFFE

FOUNDATION

THE BRADLEY FAMILY FOUNDATION

Additional media support provided by: Kirkland Living Magazine and ARTbeat NW on 1150 AM KKNW Radio. and Kirkland Lifestyle Magazine

All students must agree to KAC’s terms and conditions. A full copy of the terms is available on our website.

VISIT OUR WEBSITE TO LEARN ABOUT • • • • • • •

Class proration policy Membership Scholarships and work study program Supply lists Building rentals Private art parties Teambuilding events

THREE WAYS TO REGISTER • Online: Find course descriptions at kirklandartscenter.org. Create an account or sign in if you are already an account holder.

• By Phone: Call our Education Department at (425) 822-7161 x181 from 10 AM–5 PM, Monday–Friday.

• In Person: Visit our Education Department 10 AM–5 PM, Monday–Friday. Located on the third floor.

• Once registered, you will receive an email confirmation with payment reciept information.

CANCELLATION POLICY • Withdrawals seven (7) or more days prior to the first day of class: full refund less a $20 withdrawal fee.

• Withdrawals six (6) days or fewer before the first day of class: no credits and no refunds. Students may transfer to a different class in the same quarter in which they’re registered but not to future quarters.

• Class cancellation due to not reaching minimum enrollment: students will receive a full refund.

INSTRUCTORS Lalitha Bandaru Jean Beuoy Charlie Bigger Peggy Braeutigam Elizabeth Brinton Evelyn Bundesmann Larry Calkins Julia Carpenter Carl Clausen Pat Colyar Michele Cooper Angie Dixon Justin Duffus Sandra Farmer James Farrand Carol Gouthro Jes Herrera Soo Hong Shannon Hopkins

Karen Klee-Atlin Paul Lewing Patrick LoCicero Che Lopez Robert Moreno Aaron Murray Rupa Palasamudram Jim Phalen Ellen Rutledge Miha Sarani Amy Scherer Maja Sereda Shima Star Christine Turpin Robert Wetherington Min Zhong Maxx Follis-Goodkind

425.822.7161 • www.kirklandartscenter.org

620 Market St. Kirkland, WA 98033