2011 Fall Class Schedule September – December, 2011 t
LETTER FROM EDUCATION
SPECIAL EVENTS:
Benton Harbor’s Kidz Camp launches their own custom planes during a tour, inspired by Israel Davis (below). Art Camp Manager Kim Wood with campers.
With summer ending, we bid a fond farewell to the faculty, counselors, children and families who participated in our 2011 Fine Art Farm summer art camps. Special thanks go to graduating seniors Anna Petlick and Noreen Walls, and a big round of applause goes to Kim Wood, the 2011 Summer Art Camp Manager. Yee haw! Looking ahead, as you notice the leaves hinting to change, look for more vibrant hues coming from our fall youth and teen programs. It is the KAC’s mission to bring people and art together in powerful ways to enhance the quality of life. With our new semester long afterschool programs (rather than 4-6 weeks) we’ll provide a stronger foundation of experiential fine art education for community youth, from kindergarten to college. The new Portfolio Development class (pg. 5) is a
year-long initiative to empower area high school students to pursue professional levels of art for years to come. I look forward celebrating their personal and artistic growth. I’m personally looking forward to school and community groups returning, whether to tour the galleries and sculpture garden or to experience first-hand artifacts from Africa and Greece. I warmly invite area educators—whether public, private or home school; and other community group leaders to attend our Educator Open House on Sept. 15 (pg.1) to learn about these and other learning resources the KAC has to offer. As you enjoy the last few days of summer, please feel free to contact me at education@krasl.org for more information regarding any of our classes, programs, or tours.
Educator Open House
Thursday, Sept. 15, 4-6:30 pm
Area educators of all disciplines are invited to learn how the KAC can bring effective arts resources to your classroom. Enjoy refreshments as you check out our new Teen Portfolio Program, multi-cultural ArtTouch kits, SculpTours and more. Reserve an Understanding Art tour for the 2011-2012 year and receive a transportation scholarship for up to $100.
Make great art, Rebecca Hunt, Education Programs Coordinator
SAVE THE DATE: HollyMarket & Soup’sOn
Enjoy the KAC’s beautiful annual art sale, Nov. 5-10, complete with a Soup’sOn luncheon, Nov. 7-10, with homemade soups, breads and desserts. A Kid’s Art Workshop will take place Tuesday, Nov. 8, from 10 am-12 pm in Studio 1. The cost is $5 per child. Children create art in the studio while parents shop.
Education Calendar
Planning ahead? We’d love to see you in the KAC studios! Mark your calendars for the following start dates:
Winter Term: Jan. 23-March 25, 2012 Spring Break Shorts (ages 4-12): April 2-6, 2012 Spring Term: April 9-June 3, 2012
Studio Open House Party Thursday, Sept. 22, 6:30-8:30 pm FREE event for adults only!
We’re throwing open the studio doors and inviting you to join the KAC staff and teaching faculty for Business of Art a fabulous night of food, drink and art making. Thank you to the Box Factory for the Arts, Cornerstone Alliance, New Territory This is the night to try out the potter’s wheel, grab Arts Association, Lake Michigan College, and all of the participants who a torch, or put a brush to the canvas. Bring your supported this pioneer program back in 2010-2011. We look forward to friends for an incredible evening of community providing new sessions beginning January 2012! and art as we celebrate the start of the season.
JEWELRY
ADULT CLASSES CERAMICS
Additional clay may be purchased for $20/bag. Thank you for supporting material costs.
Monday Morning Clay
C1 Instructor: Christina Root chartreuseartgallery.com Mondays, Sept. 26-Dec. 12, 9-11:30 am Fee: $180/$195 (includes one bag of clay) Ceramics studio; Class limit 12
Grab a cup of coffee and a hand full of clay! Now is the time for you to try your hand at this engaging medium. Introductory techniques in wheel throwing and hand building are introduced with personalized instruction for experienced students.
Advanced Pottery
C2 Instructor: Anthony Schaller schallergallery.com Tuesdays, Sept. 27-Dec. 13, 6-8:30 pm Fee: $180/$195 (includes one bag of clay) Ceramics Studio; Class limit 12
Aesthetics of the Wheel
C4 Instructor: Aaron Flynn Thursdays, Sept. 29-Dec. 15 (no class Nov. 24), 6-8:30 pm Fee: $165/$180 (includes one bag of clay) Ceramics Studio; Class limit 12
Join Aaron Flynn as he digs in to explore how form follows function when creating wheel thrown pottery and sculptural pieces. Understanding form can open the doors to a wide range and aspect of pottery. This class will look at the structure of form and how it can relate to the objects we create. Beginning and returning ceramic students welcome.
Join Anthony Schaller, owner of Schaller Gallery in downtown St. Joseph, for this exciting new Tuesday class. The class is perfect for experienced students (instructor approval pending) who are ready to focus. Individual technique and building up a body of work will be emphasized.
A night for everything clay—work on the wheel, create your own projects, learn about ceramic molds and more, all within an incredible community. Christina will provide instruction and demos for beginning students while advanced students work independently with instructor assistance.
Introduction Jewelry Techniques
A1 Instructors: Char Short; Meg Tang, megtang.com Vicki Cook, vcmetalworks.com Tuesdays, Sept. 27-Nov. 15, 6:30-8:30 pm Fee: $165/$18, Jewelry Studio; Class limit 8 This multi-faceted class will cover an entire range of technical processes for beginning jewelers to try. From 2-D design skills to working with cold connections, metal working and enameling, spend the fall expanding your creative abilities working with professional jewelers. You won’t want to miss this one!
Jewelry Open Studio
A2 Instructor: Vicki Cook, vcmetalworks.com Mondays, Sept. 26-Dec.12, 10 am-2 pm Thursdays, Sept. 29-Dec. 15, 5-8:30 pm Fee: $20/$25 per session, Jewelry Studio
Drop in to the open studio session to learn how to work with metal clay, traditional metals, or enameling jewelry projects. Tools and expert coaching on technique will be available. Materials are available for purchase from instructor and there is an additional $5 fee for enameling. No previous jewelry experience necessary!
Wednesday Night Ceramics C3 Instructor: Christina Root chartreuseartgallery.com Wednesdays, Sept. 28-Dec. 14 (no class Nov. 23), 6-8:30 pm Fee: $165/$180 (includes one bag of clay) Ceramics Studio; Class limit 12
Students from the 2011 Adult Art Camp display introductory enameled pendants.
Faculty Lisa Blubaugh’s raku-fired pendants.
Raku Firing
C5 Instructor: Lisa Blubaugh Fee: $20/$25 per firing
Raku is now available for students enrolled in any fall ceramics class. Receive independent coaching from Lisa on clay bodies and glazing and participate in the actual firing. Multiple firings may take place throughout the semester. Interested students can contact Lisa at 269-4497151. Additional material fees may be added due to quantity and size of pieces; instructor approval pending for beginning students.
Silver, Copper, Brass
A3 Instructor: Marge Collins Wednesdays, Sept. 28-Oct. 26 (no class Oct. 12); 6-8:30 pm Fee: $80/$95; Jewelry studio; Class limit 8
Join Marge as she teaches you to create masculine or feminine cuff bracelets, belt buckles, finger rings, or even a small bowl or spoon using silver, copper or brass. Learn to use hammers to change the shape of the metal to strengthen and provide a custom fit. Students with some experience can work on other types of metalsmithing. Bring your own metal or purchase from instructor—copper or brass will be $5-$10, silver at cost. Tool provided.
Hand Knitted Wire Workshop A4 Instructor: Joanie Flynn Saturday, October 15; 9:30am-12:30pm Fee: $50/$65; Jewelry Studio; Class limit 10
Avid knitters will enjoy the unique experience of knitting with wire. Join artist Joanie Flynn and design and create a fashionable knitted wire bracelet incorporating lovely glass beads. All supplies provided. Students need to be able to perform basic knit stitch with precision and ease.
Metal Clay
A5 Instructor: Vicki Cook Saturdays, Oct.22-Nov.12, 10:30am-3:00pm Fee: $145/$160 (material fee included); Jewelry Studio; Class limit 8
Work with bronze and copper clays to create beautiful hand-made jewelry. Create several wonderfully textured and formed pieces for earrings, pendants or decorative items with this new and rich colored metal clay. No previous metal clay experience required.
FIBER ARTS/SCULPTURE Nuno Felting Workshop
A6 Instructor: Marilyn Mussman objectsrebourne.blogspot.com Saturday, Oct. 15, 9 am-4:30 pm Fee: $75/$90; Sculpture studio; Class limit 10
Create an exquisite scarf in a day with the fastest-growing technique in felting. Nuno felt is lightweight, highly textured with beautiful results! The workshop will require standing strength and lots of arm work. No felting experience necessary. Bring a snack and the following materials: a pool foam noodle, squirt bottle, bar of soap (olive oil if you have it), plastic wrap and 2 towels.
Enhancing Wood Crafts with Carving
A7 Instructor: John DeLapa Thursdays, Sept. 29-Oct. 27; 6-8:30 pm Fee: $110/$125 (includes materials) Sculpture studio; Class limit 8
Wood carving is back! Learn to create raised panel decoration, applied accents and a rosette working in red oak and hardwoods in this engaging program. Beginning and advanced students welcome. Wood and carving tools provided.
2-D MEDIA Classical Drawing
A8 Instructor: Sheryl Kosovski Wednesdays, Sept. 28-Dec.14, 1-3:30 pm Fee: $220/$235; Studio 2; Class limit 10
An introduction to classical academic drawing, students will work from casts and will address the fundamentals required to make a clear, accurate drawing. Gain understanding of proportions, comparative measuring, block-in techniques and conceptualized form modeling. Also discuss how to turn the form using a very subtle shading method. This process is a more accurate way to draw than using the eye alone. Beginners and more advanced students can benefit from this class. Materials list provided.
Painting Like the Masters
A9 Instructor: Sheryl Kosovski Wednesdays, Sept. 28-Dec.14, 6-8:30 pm Fee: $220/$235; Studio 2; Class limit 10
Enjoy researching the style, subject matter, palette and painting processes of artists such as Rembrandt, J.W.Waterhouse, Claude Monet and Georgia O’Keeffe. Beginning and advanced students are welcome. Work in acrylic or oils. Materials list provided.
PHOTOGRAPHY Contemporary Photography A10 Instructor: Andy Sawyer Wednesdays, Sept. 28-Dec.14, 6-8:30 pm Fee: $220/$235; Studio 1 and Darkroom Class limit 6
From pinhole cameras to cell phones, get ready for a cutting edge journey combing classic photographic processes with today’s digital imaging technology. Students will learn to develop silver print photographs in the darkroom as well as prepare a body of work for a semesterend reception. Supplies included; traditional SLR cameras will be available for use throughout the semester. Extra photo developing materials may be purchased from instructor at cost. Laptops are helpful, but not required.
DSLR Photo Tech and Critique A11 Instructor: Tim Schroeder Thursdays, Sept. 29-Nov.17; 6-8:30 pm Fee: $110/$125; Library; Class limit 12
Intended for Digital Single Lens Reflex Camera users, meet with a pro weekly and dig into in-depth DSLR camera controls, image formats, lenses, flash, exposure and menu options and more. This class is lecture based, providing technical explanations and live critiques of student photographs. Instructor will work from laptop and digital imaging equipment. Students are encouraged but not required to bring their own DSLR cameras and/or laptop.
Photography Open Studio
A12 Instructor: Andy Sawyer Saturdays, Oct. 1-Dec. 17; 10:30 am-2:30 pm Fee: $10/$15 per session, Studio 1 and Darkroom
Students registered in the Contemporary Photography class or who have previous darkroom experience (with approval from the instructor) are welcome to attend this weekly drop in session. Darkroom equipment and personalized instruction will be available. Additional developing materials will be available to purchase. Full or partial scholarships are readily available for the duration of the semester! Applications are available by contacting Rebecca Hunt at rhunt@krasl.org.
Making Digital Magic
A13 Instructor: Andy Sawyer Tuesday-Wednesday, Oct. 11-12, 6:30-8:30 pm Fee: $40/$55; Library; Class limit 10 Back by popular demand, this workshop is designed to give everyday photographers and scrap-bookers the tools for taking better digital pictures. Bring your point and shoot camera, owner’s manual and laptop (laptop and manual are optional) and learn the 10 most valuable tricks of the professional photographer. On the second night you will receive insightful feedback one-on-one and in a group setting.
Trash Cams Workshop
A14 Saturday, Oct. 15; 10 am-2 pm Also Saturday, Oct. 22; 10 am-2 pm
Join photographer and educator Andy Sawyer for a morning of fine art Upcycling at its best. Create individual pin-hole cameras from discarded objects, create unique photographs, and convert them into digital images, all in one day! Creativity and sustainability at it’s finest.
YOUTH CLASSES Home school students are welcome to register for any afterschool program. All materials are included for children’s classes.
Afternoon Art
Y5, Ages 9-12 Instructors: Lauren Frangos Tuesdays, Sept. 27-Dec. 13, 4-5:30 pm Cost: $120/$135 (materials included); Studio 2, Class limit 12
TEENS CLASSES Looking for more? Teens, ages 15 on up, interested in taking an adult class can contact Rebecca Hunt at education@krasl.org.
Come and explore the incredible art of colored pencil with Lauren Frangos. Students will gain technical skills and learn how to draw with passion. Practice color theory and design while exploring multiple subjects, gaining confidence with the medium.
Sculptural Explorations
Home school students with their clay Metropolis.
Home School Program
Y1, Ages 4-6 Y2, Ages 7-12 Instructor: Christina Root and Nicole Rimes Tuesdays, Sept. 27-Dec. 13, 10 am-12 pm
From exhibitions and collections to a terrific art library and multiple art studios, KAC’s home school program offers a rich environment for students to learn about artists and art practices while creating individual and collaborative projects. Each week students will work in 2-D and 3-D mediums, utilizing drawing, painting, fiber arts, ceramics and sculpture. The program Includes take-home sketch books, walking field trips and exhibition opportunities.
Artful Fall
Y3, Ages 4-6 Y4, Ages 6-9 Instructors: Sherri Baun and Chantelle Allen Tuesdays, Sept. 27-Dec. 13, 4-5:30 pm Fee: $110/$125; Meet at KAC library each week; 12 students per age group
From pumpkins to falling leaves, this 11 week program is designed to give young students a strong foundation in drawing, painting, color theory, and mixed media. Children create in the studios exploring the changing seasons of Southwest Michigan. Children will build confidence, grow creativity and begin a life-long pursuit of fine art.
Y6, Ages 4-6 Y7, Ages 6-9 Instructors: Sherri Baun and Anna Wickey Wednesdays, Sept. 28-Dec. 14, 4-5:30 pm Cost: $110/$125; Meet in the KAC library each week; Class limit 12 per age group Learn to build, stack, construct and play with fun new sculptural objects. Children will work with clay, soft wire, plaster strips, and various plaster, wire, and more while learning about regional sculptors from Southwest Michigan!
Creating Like the Masters
Y8, Ages 9-12 Instructors: Lauren Frangos and Christina Root Wednesdays, Sept. 28-Dec. 14, 4-5:30 pm Cost: $120/$135; Studio 2; Class limit 16
Come and meet master artists through history, learning about where they came from and what they created, exploring techniques that they used in painting, drawing, and more!
Art in 3-D
T1, Grades 6-8th Instructors: Christina Root, Brittany Stecker and Rebecca Hunt Thursdays, Sept. 29-Dec. 15 (no class Nov. 24), 3:30-5:30 pm; Meet in the KAC lobby Class limit 16 Fall Session Fee: $180/$195 (includes all materials included) Sign up for an exciting afternoon of ceramics, sculpture, printmaking and paper arts. Try your hand at making a clay portrait, throwing on the wheel, or creating a custom printed book. Explore artists from Michelangelo to Matisse while building drawing and design skills.
Mastering the Potter’s Wheel C6, Grades 9th-12th Instructor: Aaron Flynn Saturdays, Oct. 1-Dec. 17 (no class Nov. 26); 10:30 am-12:30 pm Fee: $160 /$175; Ceramics; Class limit 8
This class is perfect for students eager to learn the art of throwing on the wheel. Build a strong foundation of fundamental forms including cylinders, bowls and cups. Learn how to wedge, trim and glaze. Beginning students welcome; advanced students may request independent projects with instructor approval.
*Please note that Clay Creatures and Intro to Clay will have a drop-in glaze day on Tuesday, Jan. 3 from 12-1pm. Bring an adult! Glazed pieces will then be high fired and ready for pick up Jan. 5-8. All unglazed pieces can be picked up Jan. 3-8.
Tuesday, Dec. 27
H01. Clay Creatures*, Ages 4-6, 10 am-12 pm Create hand-held animals in their natural winter habitats. Hand building techniques in clay.
Teens who’ve gone through a photography program at KAC or during one of our Teen Summer Studios are welcome to register for the Contemporary Photography Class, A10. Students with equivalent experience outside of KAC can register with instructor approval.
H02. Drawing 101, Ages 7-12, 10 am-12 pm Learn shading and drawings skills in both charcoal and graphite, and study natural shading created by snow.
Wednesday, Dec. 28
H03. Winter Wonderland, Ages 4-6, 10 am-12 pm Create a playful winter world using small sculptural objects and plaster strips. H04. Intro to Clay*, Ages 7-12, 10 am-12 pm Create functional, food-safe ceramic vessels perfect for hot cocoa!
Thursday, December 29
H05. Crazy for Collage, Ages 4-6, 10 am-12 pm Cut, place and paste and you’ve got a collage. Add small toys and other 3-D objects and you’ve got something incredible!
Portfolio Development
T2, Grades 9th-10th T3, Grades 11th-12th Instructors: Aaron Flynn and Sheryl Kosovski Fall session: Thursdays, Oct.6-Dec. 15 (no class Nov. 24); 3:30-6pm; Fee: $195/$210 Winter/Spring Session: Thursdays, Jan. 26-May 31 (no class March 29 or April 5) 3:30-6pm; Fee:$285/$300 Meet in the KAC Library; Class limit 6 students per grade group
This year-long program is designed to develop college entrance art portfolios in drawing, painting, and 2-D mixed media. Create compelling artwork, learn about art careers and higher education options, build interviewing skills and more. 11th-12th grade students may also elect to attend a National Portfolio Day. Students currently in high school who are considering pursuing art in higher education or would like to add a visual arts portfolio to any college application are encouraged to register. Students will be split into groups by grade. Scholarships are available for both the fall and winter/spring sessions.
H06. Watercolor Painting 101, Ages 7-12, 10 am-12 pm Paint frosted trees, a snow covered ground and a beautiful winter landscape. Begin the fine art of watercolor painting!
Tuesday, Jan. 3 Faculty Brittany Stecker and Will from St. Joseph drawing during a Shorts class.
Holiday Break Shorts (ages 4-6 and 7-12)
Tues., Wed., Thurs., Dec. 27-29 and Jan. 3-5 Fee: $15/$30 per Short
Looking for a creative way to fill the holiday break? These customized 2-hour workshops will be sure to keep the winter blues away. Shorts for children ages 4-6 will now include 30 minutes of constructive play between art projects! Children come dressed for a mess (play clothes that can get stained) and go home with marvelous artwork. Please pre-register, and in the case of inclement weather, families will be notified.
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H07. Primarily Painting, Ages 4-6, 10 am-12 pm Say it in paint by making big, bold colorful pictures using tempera and soft pastels. H08. Mixed Media Collage, Ages 7-12, 10 am-12 pm Create a fantastic sculpted winter landscape using plaster strips, branches and other organic materials.
Wednesday, Jan. 4
H09. Draw it Up, Ages 4-6, 10 am-12 pm Enjoy storytelling, cartooning, drawing games, and more using colored pencils, markers, and pastels. H10. Paper Making, Ages 7-12, 10 am-12 pm From flowers to blue jeans, learn to create pulp and strain out homemade sheets of paper.
Thursday, Jan. 5
H11. Print and Play, Ages 4-6, 10 am-12 pm From potato stamps to printing plates, roll up your sleeves and get ready to play! H12. Collage Creations, Ages 7-12, 10 am-12 pm Integrate visual images, text and paint to create a personalized wall collage for your room.
EXHIBITION PROGRAMS ADULT PROGRAMS
The following programs are free; no registration required.
Coffee with the Curator
1st Thursdays, Oct. 6-May 3; 11 am-12 pm
Join Tami Miller, Curator, to discover behind-thescenes anecdotes about artists and installations, discuss the art on the walls, or listen to a focused talk about artworks in the community.
Book Discussion
2nd Thursdays, Oct. 13-May 10; 7-8 pm
Join artist Jodie Hardy and librarian Carol Dudding in a lively and engaging book discussion. Partnering with the Maud Preston Palenske Memorial Library, books will be lent to participants free of charge from the library while discussions will take place at the KAC. October 13, Whose Art is It? by Jane Kramer November 10, An Object of Beauty: A Novel by Steve Martin December 8, My Art, My Life: An Autobiography by Diego Rivera
Creativity + Sustainability: A Lecture Series 3rd Thursdays, Oct. 20-May 17; 7-8 pm
This lecture series will illustrate the role of creativity and its relation to sustainability at multiple levels of engagement and practice. Talks will feature a range of guest speakers and appeal to teens, adults, artists and non-artists alike. Join us the first Creativity and Sustainability workshop, Trash Cams on page 5! Look for additional workshops throughout the year.
Art Salon
4th Thursdays, Oct. 27-May 24; 7-8 pm
Bring an open mind and a tasty snack to this informal yet lively gathering of thoughtful and creative minds. The Art Salon will be a facilitated conversation on contemporary art and practices led by KAC Curator Tami Miller. (No Salon Nov. 24)
Noontime Videos
Family Open Studio
Noontime Videos are making a move to Thursdays! Learn about the historical contexts behind exhibitions in the galleries and expand your knowledge of art historical movements and significant artists. Bring your lunch and enjoy discussion afterwards. Join us as we welcome local artist Jodie Hardy as she leads this dynamic series.
Bring the entire family to the KAC the second Sunday of each month to explore exhibition related artistic processes in an open studio atmosphere. Drop in from 2-3:30 pm and enjoy light refreshments, meet new families, and grow creatively together. All ages welcome. Fee: $10/$25 per session, per family
Thursdays, Oct. 6-May 24; 12 pm
Posters, Fans & Songbooks, Sept. 16-Oct. 30
October 6, Toulouse-Lautrec October 13, Paris: City of Light October 20, Art Nouveau 1890-1914 October 27, Melies the Magician
HollyMarket, Nov. 5-10
November 3, Simon Schama’s The Power of Art: Caravaggio November 10, HollyMarket – No Video November 17, The Power of Art: Bernini
Flow, Nov. 18, 2011-Jan. 7, 2012
November 24, Thanksgiving—No Video December 1, The Power of Art: Rembrandt December 8, The Power of Art: David December 15, The Power of Art: Tuner December 22, The Power of Art: Van Gogh December 29, The Power of Art: Picasso January 5, The Power of Art: Rothko
Instructors: Nicole Rimes and Jen Van Beek
Paper and Prints, September 11
Create hand-made paper and practice printmaking, perfect for the upcoming exhibit: Posters, Fans & Songbooks, opening September 16.
Great Graphics, October 9
Create a classic looking poster utilizing collaged images, paint or markers, inspired by Toulouse Lautrec.
Water World, November 13
Drip, draw, and paint the afternoon away with water based media, all inspired by the KAC water themed exhibit: Flow, opening November 18.
Winter Wonders, December 11
Continue to explore water based media while making one-of-a kind snowflakes and fresh winter landscape paintings.
YOUTH AND FAMILY PROGRAMS
Custom birthday art parties are available for children and adults! Photo provided by Adult Art Camp, 2011.
Kid’s Art Workshop
BIRTHDAY PARTIES
Ages 4-12 Instructor: Nicole Rimes Fee: Free for KAC member families $10 per non-member family
Taking place with each opening reception, children create exhibition inspired art in the studios while guardians attend the reception. Please join us for the following workshops: Artists Rendered, Thursday, Sept. 1, 5:30-7 pm Posters, Fans & Songbooks, Friday, Sept. 16, 5:30-7 pm Flow, Friday, Nov. 18, 5:30-7 pm
We love birthdays and would be pleased to help you celebrate! Parties for children, teens and adults are available, complete with a party room and art making projects in one of the studios. Choose from the following themes or create your own: Lake Michigan Beach Party Calder Circus Party Very Hungry Caterpillar Creation Mixed Media Studio Art Party Clay Creations Prices range from $145 to $200. (Prices for customized parties may vary.) KAC members receive a discount and membership makes a great gift! Contact Sara Shambarger for more details and space availability at 269-9830271 or sshambarger@krasl.org. Please contact at least two weeks in advance.
GENERAL CLASS INFORMATION
CLASS INQUIRIES New to painting or need a scholarship? Or how about an inside scoop on classes and faculty teaching styles? Rebecca Hunt, Education Programs Coordinator, can be contacted at rhunt@krasl.org to answer your inquires!
• Prices are listed as $KAC Member/$Non-Member. Memberships are available for youth, families, individuals and seniors. Please contact for information about upper level memberships as well! • We need your full payment and a signature to process registration—sorry, no reservations! • We appreciate registrations arriving at least a full week prior to the start of class. Classes that do not meet minimum enrollment (4-6 students) will be cancelled and tuition fully refunded. Anticipate that class will run unless notified by Education a week prior to the start date.
REGISTRATION Please complete the registration form below, complete with signature and payment and mail, fax or drop off to: Krasl Art Center ATTN: Education 707 Lake Blvd St. Joseph MI 49085
• Late registrations may be accepted depending on the class; however we will not prorate the class cost. • Material fees are included for all youth and teen classes. Material fees for adults are included unless specially noted.
Fax: 269.983.0275 Phone: 269.983.0271 Email: education@krasl.org
WATER STREET GLASSWORKS
SCHOLARSHIPS Full or partial scholarships are readily available for students with financial need. Please call or email Rebecca Hunt at rhunt@krasl.org to request a scholarship application for the 2011-2012 year. Scholarships can not be applied toward materials not included in the class fee.
Class Registration
• Teens 15+ interested in registering for adult classes may contact Rebecca Hunt at rhunt@krasl.org. We’d love to find the best fit for you! • A full refund will be given for dropping a class at least one week prior to the start date. In the case of serious medical illness, a partial or full refund will be given.
KAC is proud to partner with Water Street Glassworks offering special workshops, classes and camps throughout the year. Become a member of the KAC and receive a $15 discount on most Water Street Glassworks classes. Call 269.925.5555 for a list of available classes.
• KAC is closed for all major holidays. In the case of inclement weather, we close when St. Joseph Public Schools close. We will offer make-up classes for snow days and other KAC cancellations.
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