WINTER/SPRING 2023 & EVENTS
CLASSES
THANK YOU! We send a heartfelt thank you to these companies, grantors and organizations who provide the Lawrence Arts Center funding, materials and additional support. Their contributions ensure the Arts Center can create meaningful arts experiences with and for the community. Everything in this publication is possible because of their support which assures ART IS FOR EVERYONE! Audio Reader Bittersweet Floral & Design Cellar Door Cider Gallery City Wine Market Dole Institute of Politics Free State Brewing Lied Center Natural Grocers Paden Photography Stevens & Brand ILLUMINATION SOCIETY $500-$999 Westlake Ace Hardware Cottin’s Hardware Draft Pak Home Depot Insomnia Cookies Lawrence Delta Zeta Alumni On The Rocks Pendleton’s Country Market Pet World Prairie Elf Tree Farm Repition Coffee Scott Temperature Vinland Valley Nursery PATRON up to $499 THOMAS D. GALLOWAY FAMILY SABATINI FAMILY FOUNDATION — TOPEKA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION CREATIVE PLACEMAKERS $20,000+ JEFF & MARY WEINBERG THE JEDEL FAMILY FOUNDATION CREATIVE PLACEMAKERS $10,000–$19,999 IMAGINATION SOCIETY $1,000-$4,999 INSPIRATION SOCIETY $5,000-$9,999
WINTER/SPRING 2023
volume XXIV | no 3
WELCOME!
The Lawrence Arts Center is a creative community organization that activates the artist in everyone through exhibitions, performances and education.
The Lawrence Arts Center 940 New Hampshire Street Lawrence, KS 66044 785-843-2787 lawrenceartscenter.org
Cover Art Molly Murphy Under the Harvest Moon, 2022
Background Art (this page) Nick Perry Home, 2022
Catalog Design Jackalope jack-a-lope.com
Photo Credits
Katie Alldritt, Ann Dean, Andria Devlin and Mariah Seifert
1 CLASSES & EVENTS EXHIBITIONS IN THE GALLERIES SCHOOL OF THEATRE & MUSIC 2 YEARS OLD TO ADULT SCHOOL OF DANCE 1 YEAR OLD TO ADULT EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 2 TO 8 YEAR OLDS YOUTH VISUAL ARTS 6 TO 18 YEAR OLDS ADULT VISUAL ARTS 14 YEARS OLD TO ADULT PERFORMANCES & EVENTS 30 14 8 15 20 4 2 BECOME A MEMBER Popular classes fill fast, but our members can access early-enrollment and a 10 percent discount on tuition!* Member prices are shown in parentheses in class listings. *Excludes preschool tuition and independent study. FINANCIAL AID Apply online for our sliding scale financial aid based on household income for any class. Contact the Front Desk at frontdesk@lawrenceartscenter.org or 785.843.2787 for more information. See pages 8, 15 and 20 for Dance and Visual Arts discounts and scholarships. lawrenceartscenter.org 785-843-2787 or frontdesk@lawrenceartscenter.org 940 New Hampshire St., Downtown Lawrence | Monday-Sunday, 9 am-9 pm MEMBER enrollment begins Nov. 27, 2022 • OPEN enrollment begins Dec. 4, 2022 HOW TO ENROLL
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EXHIBITIONS
SHELTER | MOLLY MURPHY
Art Auction Featured Artist
Shelter is a narrative exhibition by Lawrence artist Molly Frances Murphy. This exhibition tells a story of the natural world through the lens of shared experiences with her daughter, Basil, as they learn from and work in environments that connect us all.
INSIGHT Art Talk | Jan. 26, 7-8 PM INSIGHT Art Talk | Jan. 19, 7-8 PM
FRGMNTS | JAVY ORTIZ
BRICK-A-BRAC | KEVIN P. KELLY
Kevin Kelly’s work is conceptually – and literally – a study of negative space, especially relating to his memories of growing up in Middle America. The dissected painting process aims to prevent pieces from settling into any resolved composition that is too complete.
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FRGMNTS is a series of abstract polyptych works in which Javy Ortiz blends abstract expressionism and street art styles to create compositions replicating human experiences and interactions. JANUARY 13 – FEBRUARY 25 • FINAL FRIDAY RECEPTION | FRIDAY, JAN 27, 6-9 PM
Friday, Jan. 13 - Saturday, Feb. 4 MEMBER’S PREVIEW SALE
Friday, Feb. 3 | 5-7 pm SOUPER BOWL Saturday, Feb. 4 | 10am - 2pm
MAR. 9 - APR. 8 2023 Annual Benefit Art Auction Molly Murphy | Featured Artist Exhibition | Mar. 9 - Apr. 8 Online Viewing + Silent Auction | Mar. 9 Live Auction | Apr. 8
The annual Benefit Art Auction funds the Exhibitions Program, keeping exhibits free and open to the public for nearly 50 years. This year the auction will feature more than 150 works of art generously donated by more than 100 artists. Learn more at lawrenceartscenter.org.
SYT celebrates 50 years! Join the SYT Alumni Facebook group to connect with alums, sign up to volunteer, and stay up-to-date on the gala. bit.ly/SYT50Anniversary
3 1973 2023 SUMMER YOUTH THEATRE’S 50TH ANNIVERSARY ALUMNI CABARET & GALA EXHIBITIONS SAVE THE DATE
shopping.
Learn more at lawrenceartscenter.org and reserve your spot for in-person
Friday, May 26 PLATTER SILENT AUCTION
BUY A BOWL, FILL A BOWL.
NOT A MEMBER? JOIN TODAY! SOUPER BOWL SOUPER BOWL SOUPER BOWL SOUPER BOWL SOUPER BOWL
CLASSES
FAMILY PLAY
A play experience for families! These child/caregiver sessions connect small groups of families through imagination-based play. Class content is based entirely on the ideas of enrolled students. Enrollment fee includes one child and one caregiver.
Music Makers
LEAH TOWLE
AGES 2 TO 5
Are you always dancing around your house, playing instruments or making noise? Join your young person and explore music through play! No class on 2/18 or 4/22.
WTY16: 1/14-3/4, SA; 9:00 AM-9:55 AM, $95 ($85.50)
STY26: 3/25-5/6, SA; 9:15 AM-10:10 AM, $80 ($72)
Shake Your Sillies Out
JORDAN MILLS
AGES 3 TO 6
Dance around with ribbons, sing along to silly songs, shake, tap and make some music! Let’s “Shake our Sillies Out” while playing instruments and making music together. No class on 2/4.
WTY66: 1/14-2/11, SA; 11:15 AM-12:00 PM, $45 ($40.50)
Sensory Friendly Music Exploration
JORDAN MILLS
AGES 5 TO 9
This music class is led by a Board Certified Music Therapist and is geared toward neurodivergent children. Families will explore safe, gentle and sensory-stimulating instruments in this sensoryfriendly class. Join us to play, sing and explore music activities and ideas to try at home!
STY96: 4/1-5/6, SA; 1:30 PM-2:25 PM, $85 ($76.50)
STORY BOOK WORLDS AGES 3 TO 6
Travel inside the worlds of well-loved children’s books — no need to select just one book! These playbased classes create possibilities among the characters and adventures found in our favorite stories.
Wonderful Winter
KAYLA SANDUSKY
It’s time to bundle up as we journey through winter. We’ll dive into storybooks by multiple authors to learn about gratitude, curiosity and the changing of seasons. No class on 2/4.
WTY26: 1/14-2/11, SA; 9:15 AM-10:00 AM, $45 ($40.50)
Into the Garden
KAYLA SANDUSKY
Welcome to a delightful journey through the garden! We’ll dive into storybooks by multiple authors to meet gnomes, and grasshoppers, explore wild surprises and build our garden community.
STYZ16: 3/25-5/6, SA; 9:00 AM-9:45 AM, $60 ($54)
IMAGINATION THEATRE
Join us as we build worlds, explore wild ideas and work as a team to activate the actor’s toolbox: voice, body and imagination!
Treasure Trunk AGES 3 TO 6
Kayla Sandusky
Open our treasure trunk filled with delightful objects, mysteries and surprises! Students will use their voices, bodies and imaginations in a new adventure every week. No class on 2/4.
WTY46: 1/14-2/11, SA; 10:15 AM-11:10 AM, $55 ($49.50)
Lines, Shapes & Spaces
KAYLA SANDUSKY
AGES 4 TO 7
What shape are you feeling? Explore how to create dynamic shapes and lines in this move ment-based class to understand the space around you. Learn skills of teamwork, collabora tion and the power of the ensemble.
STY36: 4/1-5/6, SA; 10:00 AM-10:55 AM, $80 ($72)
Daring Detectives
LEAH TOWLE
AGES 5 TO 9
Get your gear ready and embark upon a stealth mission to solve mysteries far and wide. Hone your character acting and problem-solving skills as you become a super sleuth. No class on 2/18.
WTY36: 1/14-3/4, SA; 10:00 AM-10:55 AM, $95 ($85.50)
Stuck in the Mud
LEAH TOWLE
AGES 5 TO 9
When animals and people find themselves stuck in the mud, what will they do? Only YOU can help these friends get out of sticky situations. No class on 2/18.
WTY56: 1/14-3/4, SA; 11:15 AM-12:10 PM, $95 ($85.50)
Everything is Awesome
LEAH TOWLE
AGES 5 TO 9
Welcome to a class where anything is possible –and everything is awesome! Travel through a magic portal to worlds all your own and build adventures as a team. No class on 4/22.
STY46: 3/25-5/6, SA; 10:15 AM-11:10 AM, $85 ($76.50)
A Quest Among Planets
LEAH TOWLE
AGES 5 TO 9
Fly through outer space, visit planets you’ve never dreamed of and meet characters along the way to help you on your quest. No class on 4/22.
STY66: 3/25-5/6, SA; 11:30 AM-12:25 PM, $85 ($76.50)
SCHOOL OF THEATRE & MUSIC AGES 2 TO ADULT
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SCHOOL’S OUT ADVENTURE
AGES 5 TO 10
No school? No problem! Join us on your day off for these one-time, specialized workshops full of silliness, theatrical adventures and more!
Bugs for a Day
KAYLA SANDUSKY
What would it be like if you woke up and were the size of an ant? What about having the wings of a butterfly? Bug out with us on this wild adventure!
WTY15: 3/3, FR; 10:00 AM-12:00 PM, $30 ($27)
Unicorn Soup
LEAH TOWLE
A mysterious cauldron was left in Unicorn Land! Reach in and find all of the ingredients for a grand adventure! Challenge yourself to make stories and games based on whatever ingredients you find.
WTY25: 3/3, FR; 1:00 PM-3:00 PM, $30 ($27)
Dinosaur Stomp
KAYLA SANDUSKY
Travel to faraway lands in search of dinosaurs. Avoid volcanoes and tricky jungles to see what mysteries are lurking!
WTY34: 3/9-3/10, TH;FR; 10:00 AM-12:00 PM, $60 ($54)
Improv Party
LEAH TOWLE
It’s time to come along for a series of sponta neous, improvised adventures! This class is all about making up games and much silliness.
WTY44: 3/9-3/10, TH;FR; 1:00 PM-3:00 PM, $60 ($54)
PERFORMANCE SKILL BUILDING
Jump into the world of performance and see what awaits you! These classes focus on multiple aspects of performance: acting, singing, dancing, playwriting, music-making, film, poetry, stage combat, comedy and more.
Young Musicians: Tuneful, Beautiful & Artful
SARA BONNER
AGES 5 TO 7
Students will enjoy a fast-paced lesson sequence, including singing, moving and creating music in a group setting. Musical selections will support skill building in moving to the beat, playing musical patterns, singing in tune and connecting to the artistic elements of music.
WTY13: 1/11-3/1, WE; 4:00 PM-4:55 PM, $105 ($94.50)
Make a Play AGES
KALEN STOCKTON
5 TO 9
Have you ever wanted to write your very own play? Develop a story, make up characters and share an original performance for friends and family. Student theatre-makers will be introduced to devising, improvisation and playwriting con cepts. No class on 4/22.
STY86: 3/25-5/6, SA; 1:00 PM-1:55 PM, $85 ($76.50)
Sing & Strum
SARA BONNER
AGES 6 TO 10
Learn the basics of playing your ukulele! Students will learn to create melodies, read basic chords and practice strumming patterns while singing along. Students should bring their own instru ments, but no prior experience is needed.
WTY23: 1/11-3/1, WE; 5:00 PM-5:55 PM, $105 ($94.50)
Intro to Theatre AGES
KAYLA SANDUSKY
6 TO 10
Learn about the magic of theatre! This class will let you dip your toe into acting, props, lights, costumes, makeup and backstage tech. No class on 2/4.
WTY76: 1/14-2/11, SA; 1:15 PM-2:10 PM, $55 ($49.50)
Reader’s Theatre AGES 9 TO 14
KAYLA SANDUSKY
Get to know diverse plays and broaden your knowledge and exposure to different writers and styles with an opportunity to perform.
STY14: 3/23-4/27, TH; 4:30 PM-5:55 PM, $125 ($112.50)
An Actor’s Toolbox
JEANNE AVERILL
AGES 10 TO 18
Build your actor’s skills toolbox! Discover a character through what they say, what others say about them and what they do. Stretch your physical and vocal boundaries for exciting variations.
WTY86: 1/14-2/11, SA; 1:00 PM-1:55 PM, $75 ($67.50)
You
Can’t Foil Me
LEAH TOWLE
AGES 10 TO 18
This stage combat class will focus on swordplay and comedy. Polish your timing, reactions and partner communication for sharp scenes and high-stakes performances.
WTY106: 1/14-2/11, SA; 3:15 PM-5:10 PM, $140 ($126)
Stage, Screen & In-Between
KAYLA SANDUSKY
AGES 10 TO 18
Do you dream of combining live theatre with film and video? Explore how these two worlds collide by stepping into the role of filmmaker and theatre artist at the same time! Students will focus on youth-centric social issues and work collaboratively to devise, write, stage and film a group project.
STY13: 3/22-5/3, WE; 5:00 PM-5:55 PM, $105 ($94.50)
Beginner
Guitar
JORDAN MILLS
AGES 10 TO 18
We will learn simple chords, how to tune the guitar, strumming patterns and easy songs. You must bring your own guitar. No class on 4/19.
STY23: 3/22-5/3, WE; 6:00 PM-6:55 PM, $95 ($85.50)
Musical Theatre Workshop: Summer Youth Theatre Audition Prep
AGES 10 TO 18
ERIN ZIPPER, JUSTIN HARBAUGH
Boost your audition techniques in this music and dance workshop. Students will have time to perform their song selection and go through a mock dance audition. Be on your toes…anything can happen!
STY56: 4/1-4/29, SA; 11:00 AM-11:55 AM, $80 ($72)
Acting Intensive: Summer Youth Theatre Audition Prep
AGES 10 TO 18
JEANNE AVERILL
Are you already missing our Summer Youth Theatre season? Wondering how to strengthen your auditions? Join us to build valuable skills in character development, expressive voice and dynamic choice-making on stage!
STY76: 4/1-4/29, SA; 12:30 PM-1:25 PM, $80 ($72)
Game Collector AGES 13 TO 18
LEAH TOWLE
Learn and share theater games galore! Under stand their purpose and practice facilitating so you can take them back to your improv troupes and drama clubs and be ready for your SYT internships! No class on 4/22.
STY106: 4/1-4/29, SA; 2:00 PM-3:25 PM, $90 ($81)
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SCHOOL OF THEATRE & MUSIC AGES 2 TO ADULT
TECH SERIES AGES 10 TO 18
Explore the world of technical theatre. These classes focus on set building, crew, costuming, sound design and more, including hands-on training in design and production.
School of Rock: Stage Craft & Crew
LEXEY JOST
Learn the fundamentals of technical theatre through the Arts Center’s performance of School of Rock. Students will work with professional technicians to build props, paint set pieces, learn sound and lights, and run the performances as crew members. Weekly Sunday classes: 1/292/19. Tech week required rehearsals: 2/20-2/23. Required performances: 2/23-2/25 & 3/2-3/4.
WROCKT: 1/29-2/19, SU; 5:00 PM-7:00 PM, $110 ($110)
OUT-OF-THE-BOX WORKSHOPS AGES 13 TO ADULT
Get out of your comfort zone! Try something new and different in these workshops for ages 13 to adult.
Intro to Vogue
JARRON LEWIS
Come as you are and celebrate each other! Voguing is a dance art form about community and gender expression. Learn the five elements of Vogue in this unique introductory workshop. Enroll in the age-appropriate section.
Teens 13-18:
STYVOG4: 3/16, TH; 2:00 PM-2:55 PM, $15 ($13.50)
Adults 18+: STAVOG4: 3/16, TH; 4:00 PM-4:55 PM, $20 ($18)
So You Want to Read Music? AGES 14 TO ADULT
JORDAN MILLS
Have you always wanted to be able to read music but never got around to it? Join us in this beginner class for reading sheet music. We will start at the absolute basics — you will learn to read a staff, know what a clef is, read rhythms and more!
WTA43: 1/11-3/1, WE; 6:00 PM-6:55 PM, $140 ($126)
Movement for Actors
KALEN STOCKTON
AGES 14 TO ADULT
Learn to use the most underutilized tool that per formers have — the body! We will explore character, expression and freedom of movement while learning exercises to activate your muscles before performing.
WTA96: 1/14-2/11, SA; 2:00 PM-2:55 PM, $90 ($81)
Theatre Making for Social Justice AGES 14 TO ADULT
KALEN STOCKTON
How can we create small art with a big message? We’ll explore identity by devising original work. Participants will learn devising techniques, including acting, movement and writing exercises.
WTA14: 1/19-2/9, TH; 5:00 PM-5:55 PM, $70 ($63)
Old-Time String Band with Spencer & Rains
AGES 14 TO ADULT
HOWARD RAINS, TRICIA SPENCER
This is an old-time repertoire and ensemble class for fiddle, guitar, mandolin and bass. Knowledge of the style is not required, but participants should have an instrument and know how to play it.
STA12: 3/21-4/25, TU; 7:00 PM-8:25 PM, $175 ($157.50)
Adventure Quest AGES 15 TO ADULT
LEAH TOWLE
This class is an epic combo of devising, action role play, stage combat, playwriting and acting. Act out D&D-style scenarios in real-time and real places, then use the highlights of those adventures to write a one-act script. Stage your play and learn fight choreography to make a story of genuine peril and triumph.
STA24: 3/23-4/27, TH; 6:00 PM-7:25 PM, $135 ($121.50)
Playwriting & Screenwriting Workshop
AGES 14 TO ADULT
RIC AVERILL
Receive guidance to write that one act or movie short floating around in your imagination!
STA43: 4/5-4/26, WE; 7:00 PM-7:55 PM, $70 ($63)
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ADULTS ON STAGE
AGES 18+ UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. Built specifically for adults interested in theatre, these classes explore various options for improvisation, acting and performance.
Intro to Burlesque AGES 21+
ALYSHA BAROS, AMIE MONTEDORO
Do you want to unleash your inner showgirl? We can teach you how! Delve into the history and magic of this risqué performance genre. No previous experience is necessary.
WTA12: 1/10-2/28, TU; 8:00 PM-8:55 PM, $140 ($126)
Advanced Burlesque & Showgirls AGES 21+
ALYSHA BAROS, AMIE MONTEDORO
A course dedicated to the history & performance of all that is burlesque!
STA22: 3/21-5/9, TU; 8:00 PM-8:55 PM, $140 ($126)
Adult Improv | Short Form
LEAH TOWLE
Challenge your brain with short-form improv! Hone your skills by creating fast-paced scenes in various short game formats. Short-form improvisation is full of prompts, audience suggestions and rules, all of which ensure that silliness ensues. No previous acting experience is necessary. No class on 2/15.
WTA33: 1/11-3/1, WE; 6:00 PM-6:55 PM, $125 ($112.50)
Adult Improv | Long Form
LEAH TOWLE
Do you like longer stories and dramatic irony? Try your hand at long-form improvisation. This class focuses on creating extended scenes, connected stories and an ensemble that invents the world together. No previous acting experience is necessary.
STA33: 3/22-5/3, WE; 6:00 PM-6:55 PM, $125 ($112.50)
Adult Improv | Performance Troupe
LEAH TOWLE
Members will build an ensemble over the semester, perform each month and develop a sense of the audience’s role in an improv show! Must have taken an Arts Center improv class in the last three years or have instructor approval. This group will not meet on 3/16 and 3/30.
WTA34: 1/12-5/4, TH; 7:30 PM-8:25 PM, $265 ($238.50)
Adult Acting Exploration: Bring a Friend!
JEANNE AVERILL
Open to all experience levels, explore how an actor studies a role, develops a character and builds their portfolio. Bring a friend or family member with you (at no extra charge) to be your acting partner! You’ll leave with skills you can immediately apply to auditions and performances.
WTA53: 1/11-3/1, WE; 7:00 PM-8:25 PM, $210 ($189)
Stage Presence 101
LEAH TOWLE
Develop your confidence on stage for acting, improv and stand-up. Learn to hold the space, engage the audience and make your acting command everyone’s attention.
WTA24: 1/12-3/2, TH; 6:30 PM-7:25 PM, $140 ($126)
School of Rock
School of Rock the Musical
Saturday, Jan. 7 | 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Calling singers, dancers, musicians and actors. Youth ages 8+ and adults. Register to audition by Jan. 5 at lawrenceartscenter.org.
2023 Summer Youth Theatre
50th Anniversary Season
Auditions: Sunday, April 30 | 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Callbacks: Monday, May 1 & Tuesday, May 2
Calling singers, actors and dancers, grades 4-8. Audition for all June and July shows. Register to audition at lawrenceartscenter.org.
THEATRE & MUSIC
AUDITIONS
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DANCE HANDBOOK
Looking for attire and shoe requirements?
Learn more in the School of Dance Handbook at lawrenceartscenter.org.
DANCE SCHOLARSHIPS
The School of Dance strives to provide access to dance classes and performances through various financial aid and scholarship opportunities.
Financial Aid | Available on a sliding scale based on household income. Apply online or call the Front Desk at 785.843.2787.
Boys Dance Scholarship | For young men in 2nd-12th grades who demonstrate a strong inter est in the field of dance. To apply, contact Hanan Misko at hanan@lawrenceartscenter.org.
Carmine Ballere Scholarship | Awarded by audition to two students (Ballet IV-VII) who demonstrate excellence in dance and a commit ment to their craft. Auditions for this scholarship are Sunday, Mar. 26, 2023.
Try Before You Buy | Reach out to dance@ lawrenceartscenter.org to give any class a try. The first one is on us!
Bundle Dance Discount | Enroll in three or more dance classes and get 25% off dance tuition. This applies to the entire household.
CLASS INFO & PRICING KEY
2023 LAWRENCE DANCE INTENSIVE
LDI returns to host a series of programs for contemporary and ballet dancers.
Dancers must be 10-21 years of age by the start of the intensive and dancing at an Intermediate/Advanced level with at least two years of prior dance experience. No pre-screening or audition is required to attend. Learn more about LDI, including scholarships and financial aid, at lawrenceartscenter.org.
SENIOR INTENSIVES
Scholarships are available for those enrolled in both Senior Intensive sessions only. See page 13 for more details.
Session I: Ballet
DANCE FACULTY, VISITING GUEST ARTIST
Includes ballet, pointe, partnering, variations, wellness/enrichment classes and demonstration on the final day. Enroll by June 1.
CDLDI1: 6/5-6/9, MO-FR 9:00 AM-3:00 PM, $375 ($337.50)
Session II: Contemporary/Choreography
DANCE FACULTY, VISITING GUEST ARTIST
Includes contemporary, improv, creative process, hip hop, repertory, choreography sessions and final program showing. Enroll by June 1.
CDLDI2: 6/12-6/16, MO-FR 9:00 AM-3:00 PM, $375 ($337.50)
Senior Intensive Discount
Enroll in both LDI Senior Intensive sessions and save $150. Enroll by Jun. 1.
CDLDI3: 6/5-6/16, MO-FR 9:00 AM-3:00 PM, 600 ($540)
JUNIOR INTENSIVES
Session I: Ballet
DANCE FACULTY, VISITING GUEST ARTIST
Includes ballet demonstration on the final day. Enroll by June 1.
CDYJB1: 6/5-6/9, MO-FR; 9:00 AM-11:45 AM, $160 ($146)
Session II: Ballet & Contemporary
CYNTHIA CREWS, DONNA JO HARKRIDER
Includes dance showing on the final day. Enroll by July 13.
CDYJB2: 7/17-7/21, MO-FR; 9:00 AM-11:45 AM, $160 ($146)
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SCHOOL OF DANCE END OF YEAR SHOWCASE
2023
School of Dance 2023 End Of Year Showcase
MAY 19 | 7 PM
MAY 20 | 9:30 AM, 12 PM, 4:30 PM, 7:30 PM
Select youth and adult classes will perform in the annual End-of-Year Showcase May 19-20. Visit the School of Dance homepage for details in March 2023.
8 SCHOOL OF DANCE AGES 1 TO ADULT
LITTLE MOVERS
Designed to improve motor skills and self-control, these classes encourage confident movement in a playful environment. Enroll in age-appropriate classes.
Wee Dance AGES 1 TO 2
KIERSTIN N BENNETT
Caregivers and children come together to build mobility and foster creativity with developmentally appropriate songs and games. Using creative dance as a springboard into exploration and discovery to express stories, ideas and dreams, we’ll learn the ins and outs of being in a classroom/dance studio setting. Tuition: $45 ($40.50) $33.75
Session A: WDYW3a: 2/1-2/22, WE; 10:00 AM-10:45 AM
Session B: SDYW3b: 3/29-4/19, WE; 10:00 AM-10:45 AM
Preschool Dance AGES 3 TO 4
ANNA M HASTINGS, BETSY MCCAFFERTY, KIERSTIN N BENNETT
For Preschoolers, Tuition: $120 ($108) $90
SDYP6b: 3/25-5/13, SA; 9:10 AM-9:50 AM
SDYP21b: 3/27-5/15, MO; 3:40 PM-4:20 PM
SDYP22b: 3/28-5/16, TU; 3:40 PM-4:20 PM
SDYP24b: 3/30-5/18, TH; 4:30 PM-5:10 PM
Preschool Dance AGES 4 TO 5
ANNA M HASTINGS, BETSY MCCAFFERTY, KIERSTIN N BENNETT
For Preschoolers, Tuition: $120 ($108) $90
WDYP6a: 1/21-3/4, SA; 9:10 AM-9:50 AM
WDYP21a: 1/23-3/20, MO; 3:40 PM-4:20 PM
WDYP22a: 1/24-3/21, TU; 3:40 PM-4:20 PM
WDYP24a: 1/26-3/2, TH; 4:30 PM-5:10 PM
Kinder Ballet AGES 5 TO 6
BETSY MCCAFFERTY, KIERSTIN N BENNETT
For Kindergartners, Tuition: $120 ($108) $90
Session A: WDYK6a: 1/21-3/4, SA; 10:00 AM-10:45 AM
Session A: WDYK1a: 1/23-3/20, MO; 4:30 PM-5:15 PM
Session A: WDYK2a: 1/24-3/21, TU; 4:30 PM-5:15 PM
Session B: SDYK6b: 3/25-5/13, SA; 10:00 AM-10:45 AM
Session B: SDYK1b: 3/27-5/15, MO; 4:30 PM-5:15 PM
Session B: SDYK2b: 3/28-5/16, TU; 4:30 PM-5:15 PM
INTRO TO BALLET
Beginning with Intro to Ballet, School of Dance students follow a sequential program where the syllabus for each level encourages greater aware ness of musicality and coordination with increased flexibility and strength. Tuition: $240 ($216) $180
Intro to Ballet AGES 6 TO 7
HOPE DEYOUNG-DANIELS, KIERSTIN N BENNETT
For 1st graders
WDY1B5: 1/20-5/15, FR; 4:30 PM-5:15 PM
WDY1B6: 1/21-5/13, SA; 11:00 AM-11:45 AM
WDY1B1: 1/23-5/15, MO; 5:30 PM-6:15 PM
BALLET I-II
This level recommends one ballet class a week to build strength and technique. Students are also encouraged to enroll in a class of another genre. Tuition: $240 ($216) $180
Ballet I AGES 7 TO 8
ANNA M HASTINGS, HOPE DEYOUNG-DANIELS WDYB16: 1/21-5/13, SA; 10:00 AM-10:55 AM WDYB11: 1/23-5/15, MO; 4:30 PM-5:25 PM
Ballet II AGES 8 TO 9
CYNTHIA CREWS, HOPE DEYOUNG-DANIELS WDYB26: 1/21-5/13, SA; 9:00 AM-9:55 AM WDYB22: 1/24-5/16, TU; 4:30 PM-5:25 PM
BALLET III
Two ballet classes a week are required at this level. Ballet IV students are recommended to attend three ballet classes per week. Students are also encour aged to enroll in conditioning, contemporary, hip-hop, jazz or tap. Tuition: $265 ($238.50) $198.75
Ballet III AGES 9 TO 10
CYNTHIA CREWS, HOPE DEYOUNG-DANIELS
WDYB35: 1/20-5/12, FR; 5:30 PM-6:40 PM
WDYB36: 1/21-5/13, SA; 10:30 AM-11:40 AM WDYB31: 1/23-5/15, MO; 4:30 PM-5:40 PM
BALLET IV-V
Two ballet classes a week are required at this level. Ballet IV students are recommended to attend three ballet classes per week. Students are also encour aged to enroll in conditioning, contemporary, hip-hop, jazz or tap. Tuition: $285 ($256.50) $213.75
Ballet IVa & IVb AGES 10 TO 18
HOPE DEYOUNG-DANIELS, LIAT E ROTH
WDYB45: 1/20-5/12, FR; 4:30 PM-5:55 PM
WDYB41: 1/23-5/15, MO; 5:30 PM-6:55 PM
Ballet IVb & Va AGES 10 TO 18 PAIGE COMPARATO
WDYB44: 1/19-5/18, TH; 4:30 PM-5:55 PM
Ballet IVa, IVb, Va, Vb AGES 10 TO 18 CYNTHIA CREWS
WDYB43: 1/18-5/17, WE; 4:30 PM-5:55 PM
BALLET V-VII
Ballet V-VII students are recommended to enroll in four ballet classes per week. Three ballet classes are required. Students are highly encouraged to cross-train in other genres, such as hip-hop, jazz, modern, pointe and tap. Tuition: $285 ($256.50) $213.75
Ballet Va AGES 11 TO 18
CYNTHIA CREWS
WDYB52: 1/24-5/16, TU; 5:30 PM-6:55 PM
Ballet Va & Vb AGES 11 TO 18
CYNTHIA CREWS
WDYB56: 1/21-5/13, SA; 12:00 PM-1:30 PM
Ballet Vb, VIa, VIb, VII AGES 12 TO 18
CYNTHIA CREWS, PAIGE COMPARATO
WDYB564: 1/19-5/18, TH; 4:30 PM-5:55 PM
WDYB562: 1/24-5/16, TU; 5:30 PM-6:55 PM
Ballet VIa, VIb, VII AGES 12 TO 18
CYNTHIA CREWS, SHANNON M PICKETT
WDYB66: 1/21-5/13, SA; 12:00 PM-1:25 PM*
WDYB61: 1/23-5/15, MO; 5:45 PM-7:10 PM*
* These classes do not perform in the End of Year Showcase
Ballet
VIb & VII AGES 13 TO 18
JEREL HILDING
Includes Boys Ballet: III, pas de deux, and variations Ballet V-VII students are recommended to enroll in four ballet classes per week. Three ballet classes are required. Students are highly encouraged to crosstrain in other genres, such as hip-hop, jazz, modern, pointe and tap. Tuition: $345 ($310.50) $258.75
WDYB73: 1/18-5/17, WE; 5:30 PM-7:25 PM
BOYS BALLET
Designed specifically for the male dancer, this class focuses on the fundamentals of ballet and developing students’ ability to jump, balance and travel with confidence and strength. Tuition can be covered by the Boys Dance Scholarship.
Ballet I: Boys
HANAN MISKO
AGES 7 TO 14
For beginners. Free for those actively enrolled in any other Art Center class.
WDYB14: 1/19-5/18, TH; 5:15 PM-6:00 PM, $240 ($216) $180
Ballet II: Boys
HANAN MISKO
AGES 9 TO 16
WDYB24: 1/19-5/18, TH; 5:15 PM-6:25 PM, $265 ($238.50) $198.75
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TEEN BALLET
This program introduces teens to ballet techniques and prepares them to join the sequential ballet program. Geared toward more mature learners, actors and musical theater students who may have little experience with dance but can work toward self-correction.
Ballet Fundamentals
for Teens AGES 12 TO 18
LIAT
E ROTH
For beginners. Those with one year of prior experience should attend Ballet for Teens. Students interested in musical theatre are encouraged to enroll in this class.
WDYBFT2: 1/24-5/16, TU; 7:30 PM-8:25 PM, $240 ($216) $180
Ballet for Teens AGES 12 TO 18
PAIGE COMPARATO
For teens who have been introduced to the funda mentals of ballet technique. Students interested in musical theatre are encouraged to enroll in this class.
WDYBT22: 1/24-5/16, TU; 7:30 PM-8:40 PM, $265 ($238.50) $198.75
POINTE
Enrollment in both Tues/Thurs Pointe and the prior ballet technique classes is required. First-year students wear ballet slippers until approved to purchase and wear pointe shoes. Classes focus on strengthening the body and using proper technique in prepara tion for the rigors of dancing en pointe. Ballet V-VI students must also enroll in three ballet technique classes per week. Tuition: $165 ($148.50) $123.75
Pre/Beginner
Pointe AGES 11 TO 18
CYNTHIA CREWS, PAIGE COMPARATO
WDYPB4: 1/19-5/18, TH; 6:00 PM-6:25 PM
WDYPB2: 1/24-5/16, TU; 7:00 PM-7:25 PM
Intermediate Pointe AGES 11 TO 18
CYNTHIA CREWS, PAIGE COMPARATO
WDYIP4: 1/19-5/18, TH; 6:00 PM-6:25 PM
WDYIP2: 1/24-5/16, TU; 7:00 PM-7:25 PM
STRETCH, STRENGTH & POINTE PREPARATION
Following Friday’s Ballet IV, this class teaches exercises that increase body wellness and physical strength. Pre-pointe exercises will be introduced. Students will not be placed on pointe. Students must bring their own TheraBand (9-foot, medium strength).
Stretch, Strength and Pointe Preparation AGES
LIAT E ROTH
10 TO 18
WDYS5: 1/20-5/12, FR; 6:00 PM-6:25 PM, $165 ($148.50) $123.75
VARIATIONS
In this class, students will learn famous and renowned ballet solos, duos and trios that every dancer should know. Students must be enrolled in the preceding Ballet V-VII class.
Variations AGES
CYNTHIA CREWS For levels VIa-VII
11 TO 18
WDYIV4: 1/19-5/18, TH; 6:30 PM-7:00 PM, $165 ($148.50) $123.75
GENTLE YOGA
Nurture and reground your body through gentle and basic stretches, flowing movements and tension-releasing poses. This class is designed to create an enjoyable experience for all backgrounds.
Gentle Yoga
WANWAN CAI
AGES 9 TO ADULT
WDYG3: 1/18-5/17, WE; 4:30 PM-5:25 PM, $240 ($216) $180
JAZZ
Learn various styles of jazz, including classic, Broad way and contemporary. Beginning students build rhythm, coordination and character skills until they are ready for syncopation movements, body isola tions, dynamic leaps, suspended turns and stylized choreography. Tuition: $140 ($126) $105
Jazz I AGES 7 TO 10
CLAIRE BUSS
WDYJ13: 1/25-3/1, WE; 4:30 PM-5:25 PM
Jazz II AGES 8 TO 13
CLAIRE BUSS
SDYJ23: 3/29-5/17, WE; 4:30 PM-5:25 PM
Jazz III AGES 12 TO 18
CLAIRE BUSS
WDYJ34: 1/19-5/18, TH; 6:30 PM-7:25 PM, $240 ($216) $180
Jazz for Adults and Teens
AGES 14 TO ADULT
CLAIRE BUSS
Session A: WDAJa3: 1/25-3/1, WE; 7:30 PM-8:25 PM
Session B: SDAJb3: 3/29-5/17, WE; 7:30 PM-8:25 PM
TAP
Combine rhythm, musicality and coordination into a fun percussive movement session for your feet. Starting with Level I, students remain in each level until they’ve mastered the required material to progress. Tuition: $240 ($216) $180
Tap I | Ages 7 to 13
ANNA M HASTINGS
WDYT12: 1/24-5/16, TU; 5:30 PM-6:25 PM
Tap II | Ages 8 to 18
JUSTIN HARBAUGH
WDYT23: 1/18-5/17, WE; 5:30 PM-6:25 PM
Tap III | Ages 10 to 18
JUSTIN HARBAUGH
WDYT33: 1/18-5/17, WE; 6:30 PM-7:25 PM0
Tap IV | Ages 10 to 18
JUSTIN HARBAUGH
WDYT42: 1/25-5/17, WE; 3:30 PM-4:25 PM
Tap Fundamentals for Teens and Adults
JUSTIN HARBAUGH
Starting with Session A, students who master the required material can progress to join Session B. Tuition: $140 ($126) $105
Session A: WDAFT2: 1/24-3/21, TU; 6:30 PM-7:25 PM
Session B: SDAT2: 3/28-5/16, TU; 6:30 PM-7:25 PM
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SCHOOL OF DANCE APRIL 21, 7 PM APRIL 22, 7 PM
HIP HOP
Based on the original principles of hip hop – love, peace, unity and fun – these classes are filled with choreography and cover many movement styles. Tuition: $240 ($216) $180
Hip Hop I | Ages 7 to 10
CLAIRE BUSS
WDYH15: 1/20-5/12, FR; 4:30 PM-5:25 PM,
Hip Hop II | Ages 9 to 12
MAYA TILLMAN-RAYTON
WDYH23: 1/18-5/17, WE; 7:15 PM-8:10 PM
Hip Hop III | Ages 12 to 18
MAYA TILLMAN-RAYTON
WDYH34: 1/19-5/18, TH; 6:30 PM-7:25 PM
CONTEMPORARY
Based on the philosophy that every person can dance, these classes teach movement exploration and encourage play, structured improvisation, balance and body conditioning within a social peer group. During the Winter-Spring semester, these classes prepare a dance performance for The Dot, an original modern dance production, on March 10-11. Production fees are included in tuition. Tuition: $290 ($261) $217.50
Contemporary Movement I-II
AGES 7 TO 10
LIAT E ROTH
WDYC12: 1/24-5/16, TU; 4:30 PM-5:25 PM
Contemporary Movement III-IV
AGES 11 TO 18
LIAT E ROTH
WDYC22: 1/24-5/16, TU; 5:30 PM-6:25 PM
CONTEMPORARY MODERN FOR TEENS AND ADULTS
This class explores the movements and concepts within Graham, Limón, Horton and other stan dard modern techniques. All levels of experience are welcome.
Contemporary Modern For Teens and Adults AGES 13
TRISTIAN GRIFFIN
TO ADULT
WDACM1: 1/23-3/20, MO; 6:30 PM-7:25 PM, $140 ($126) $105
MODERN
Teaching the fundamentals of modern dance and other contemporary forms like floor work, Hamil ton’s release technique, and Afrocentric influenc es, these classes explore circular and grounded movements through various contemporary and modern dance methods. Prior dance experience is required. During the Winter-Spring semester, these classes prepare a dance performance for The Dot, an original modern dance production, on March 10-11. Production fees are included in tuition. Tuition: $315 ($283.50) $236.25
Modern I AGES 10 TO 18
TRISTIAN GRIFFIN
WDYM13: 1/18-5/17, WE; 6:00 PM-7:10 PM
Modern II AGES 11 TO 18
TRISTIAN GRIFFIN
WDYM23: 1/18-5/17, WE; 7:30 PM-8:40 PM
CHINESE DANCE
Open to dancers of all backgrounds! Learn the fundamentals of the graceful, fluid and breathbased movements of Chinese Classical Dance.
Chinese Dance I-II AGES 8 TO 14
WANWAN CAI
SDYCD1b: 3/27-5/15, MO; 6:30 PM-7:25 PM, $140 ($126) $105
IRISH DANCE
These classes are upbeat and involve choreographed traditional and non-traditional dances. Beginners will learn fundamental movements like the basic jig and reel steps, while intermediate students will incorporate more complicated patterns and preparations for hard shoes. All are welcome to join the Irish Dance program and enjoy this percussive dance form.
Intro to Irish Dance AGES 7 TO 14
ANNIE STARK
WDYS1a1: 1/23-3/20, MO; 4:30 PM-5:25 PM, $140 ($126) $105
Irish Dance I AGES 7 TO 18
ANNIE STARK
SDYS1b1: 3/27-5/15, MO; 4:30 PM-5:25 PM, $140 ($126) $105
Irish Dance II AGES 8 TO 18
ANNIE STARK WDYS21: 1/23-5/15, MO; 5:30 PM-6:45 PM, $285 ($256.50) $213.70
Irish Dance III AGES 9 TO 18
ANNIE STARK
WDYS31: 1/23-5/15, MO; 6:15 PM-7:30 PM, $285 ($256.50) $213.75 This class is partially combined with level II.
Fundamentals of Irish Step Dance for Teens and Adults
AGES 12 TO ADULT
ANNIE STARK
WDAS1: 1/23-5/15, MO; 7:30 PM-8:25 PM, $240 ($216) $180
St. Patrick’s Day Céilí Party!
MONDAY, MARCH 6 | 6-7 PM
FREE, ALL-AGES
In Irish, the word “céilí” (KAY-LEE) means party! Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a free Irish Step Dance performance and participate in traditional Irish group dances led by Annie Stark.
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DANCE
INTERIM ADULT CLASSES AGES 14 & UP
JANUARY 3 - 17
Adult Ballet II-III (Interim)
PAIGE COMPARATO
Intermediate with at least one year of experience.
WDAB12: 1/3-1/17, TU; 10:00 AM-11:10 AM, $50 ($45) $37.50
WDAB124: 1/5-1/12, TH; 10:00 AM-11:10 AM, $35 ($31.50) $26.25
Adult Pointe (Interim)
PAIGE COMPARATO
Must also be enrolled in Adult Ballet II/III held before this class.
WDAP12: 1/3-1/17, TU; 11:15 AM-11:45 AM, $30 ($27) $22.50
WDAP14: 1/5-1/12, TH; 11:15 AM-11:45 AM, $20 ($18) $15
ADULT CLASSES
AGES 14+ UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
The adult dance program offers a variety of tech niques for first-time dancers and those pursuing a lifelong interest in dance. Instructors specifically organize curricula to emphasize progress over perfection to experience the joy of dance.
Adult Ballet I
HOPE DEYOUNG-DANIELS
Beginner
WDAB11: 1/23-5/15, MO; 7:00 PM-8:10 PM, $265 ($238.50) $198.75
Adult Ballet II
ANNA M HASTINGS, PAIGE COMPARATO
Beginner/Intermediate with at least one year of experience. Tuition: $265 ($238.50) $198.75
WDAB24: 1/19-5/18, TH; 11:15 AM-12:25 PM
WDAB234: 1/19-5/18, TH; 7:30 PM-8:40 PM
Adult Ballet II-III
PAIGE COMPARATO
Beginner/Intermediate with at least one year of experience.
WDAB22: 1/24-5/16, TU; 10:00 AM-11:10 AM, $265 ($238.50) $198.75
Adult Ballet III
PAIGE COMPARATO
Intermediate/Advanced
WDAB34: 1/19-5/18, TH; 9:30 AM-10:40 AM, $265 ($238.50) $198.75
Ballet for Adults & Teens AGES 12 TO ADULT
HOPE DEYOUNG-DANIELS
For those with ballet experience. Geared toward mature learners who have at least one year of prior ballet training.
WDABT6: 1/21-5/13, SA; 11:00 AM-12:10 PM, $240 ($216) $180
Adult Pointe
PAIGE COMPARATO
Must also be enrolled in Adult Ballet III, held before this class. Tuition: $165 ($148.50) $123.75
WDAP4: 1/19-5/18, TH; 10:40 AM-11:10 AM
WDAP2: 1/24-5/16, TU; 11:15 AM-11:45 AM
Adult Chinese Dance
WANWAN CAI
Learn the fundamentals of the graceful, fluid and breath-based movements of Chinese Classical Dance. This class incorporates diverse influences such as folk dance, martial arts movement, ballet and Chinese opera to create a unique cultural art form.
SDACD1: 3/27-5/15, MO; 7:30 PM-8:25 PM, $140 ($126) $105
Adult Hip Hop
MAYA TILLMAN-RAYTON
Come dance to some of your favorite throwback jams! This is a no-stress class where students will learn combinations and simply have a good time grooving.
WDAH4: 1/26-3/2, TH; 7:30 PM-8:25 PM, $140 ($126) $105
Adult Pilates
ASHLEY SANDEFUR
This Pilates mat class improves strength, flexibility and overall health. Mats are provided on a firstcome, first-served basis. Tuition: $120 ($108) $90
Session A: WDAPa3: 1/18-3/22, WE; 9:40 AM-10:30 AM
Session B: SDAPb3: 3/29-5/17, WE; 9:40 AM-10:30 AM
Afrodance
MAYA TILLMAN-RAYTON
Afrodance is a collection of dances originating from Sub-Saharan African countries. Dancers will learn a combination of traditional African, Afro-Caribbean and African hip-hop moves set to African pop and Reggaeton music. This high-energy class will get you moving!
SDAA4: 3/30-5/18, TH; 7:30 PM-8:25 PM, $140 ($126) $105
SCHOOL OF DANCE
Afro-Caribbean Fitness
TRISTIAN GRIFFIN
Blending styles of traditional African dance, hiphop and contemporary, this class will bring your body and heart pure joy. Get ready to move and groove to the latest pop tunes and throwback jams and build up a workout. This is a perfect dance class for all levels.
WDACF1: 1/23-3/20, MO; 7:30 PM-8:25 PM, $140 ($126) $105
Contemporary Modern For Teens and Adults AGES 13
TO ADULT
TRISTIAN
GRIFFIN
This class explores the movements and concepts within Graham, Limón, Horton and other standard modern techniques. All levels of experience are welcome.
WDACM1: 1/23-3/20, MO; 6:30 PM-7:25 PM, $140 ($126) $105
Jazz for Teens and Adults
AGES 13 TO ADULT
CLAIRE BUSS
Learn various jazz styles, including classic, Broad way and contemporary. Beginning students build rhythm, coordination and character skills until they are ready for syncopation movements, body isolations, dynamic leaps, suspended turns and stylized choreography. Tuition: $140 ($126) $105
Session A: WDAJa3: 1/25-3/1, WE; 7:30 PM-8:25 PM,
Session B: SDAJb3: 3/29-5/17, WE; 7:30 PM-8:25 PM
Tap Fundamentals for Teens and Adults
AGES 13 TO ADULT
Combine rhythm, musicality and coordination into a fun percussive movement session for your feet. Starting with Session A, students who master the required material can progress to join Session B. Tuition: $140 ($126) $105
Session A: WDAFT2: 1/24-3/21, TU; 6:30 PM-7:25 PM Session B: SDAT2: 3/28-5/16, TU; 6:30 PM-7:25 PM
SOCIAL DANCE
Whether at home, in a club or at a wedding, learn the fundamentals of social dance to become a masterful dance floor partner. Tuition is priced per person. Your partner must also enroll to attend. Tuition: $80 ($72) $60
Fundamentals of Waltz, Cha Cha and Salsa
JUSTIN HARBAUGH CLAIRE BUSS
Learn how to Waltz with fluidity, Cha Cha with syncopated footwork and Salsa with radiance!
WDAS4a: 1/26-3/2, TH; 7:30 PM-8:30 PM
Salsa Fundamentals and Performance
JUSTIN HARBAUGH CLAIRE BUSS
Learn the fundamentals of Salsa and prepare for optional performance in the School of Dance End of Year Showcase, May 19-20.
SDAS4b: 3/30-5/18, TH; 7:30 PM-8:30 PM
Double Dance Feature Experience: The Dot & La Fille mal gardée
The Dot (Spring Modern Production)
DIRECTED BY TRISTIAN GRIFFIN
Satuday, Jan. 14 | Time TBA
Calling dancers ages seven to 18. Register to audition by Jan. 5 at lawrenceartscenter.org.
This is an audition for lead roles only. Those enrolled in Contemporary I-IV and Modern I-II classes have the option to perform with their class.
La Fille mal gardée (Spring Ballet Production)
DIRECTED BY PAIGE COMPARATO
Satuday, Jan. 14 | 10 am-2 pm
Calling dancers ages seven to 18. Register to audition by Jan. 5 at lawrenceartscenter.org.
LAWRENCE
DANCE INTENSIVE
LAWRENCE DANCE INTENSIVE 2023
Scholarship Auditions
Dancers aged 10-21 years by Jun. 5, 2023, dancing at an intermediate/advanced level with at least two years of prior dance experience. There is no cost to apply for a scholarship. Partial merit scholarships will be awarded to those enrolled in both Senior Intensive sessions only. Learn more at lawrenceartscenter.org.
In-Person Auditions
Sunday, March 26 | 1-2:30 pm | 10th & Mass Studios
Online registration is required by Thursday, Mar. 23.
Video Auditions
Sunday, Mar. 26 | Video Audition
2023-24
Submission Deadline
Carmine Ballere Scholarship Auditions
Sunday, March 26 | 1-2:30 pm | 10th & Mass Studios
Ages 10-18, Equivalent to Ballet IV-VII
The Carmine Ballere Scholarship awards two students who have demonstrated excellence and commitment in dance and are currently enrolled in Ballet IV-VII. It covers the tuition of four ballet and pointe classes per week and all production and participation fees in Fall 2023/Spring 2024. Awardees are required to serve as teaching assistants once per week.
Register to audition by Thursday, March 23, at lawrenceartscenter.org.
AUDITIONS
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AUDITIONS
ENROLL FOR THE 2023-24 SCHOOL YEAR!
Member Enrollment | Thursday, Feb. 9
Open Enrollment | Saturday, Feb. 11
Linda Reimond Arts-Based Preschool
Linda Reimond Arts-Based Preschool offers a creative, developmentally appropriate approach to early childhood education. The curriculum’s foundation is child-centered experiences – indoor/outdoor arts, play and discovery. The program’s thoughtful early educational environment nurtures creative thinking, problem solving, imagination, confidence, cultural awareness and social/emotional skills that last a lifetime.
For children ages 3-5 years. Children must be fully and independently toilet-trained.
Kelly Galloway Kindergarten
Kelly Galloway Kindergarten specializes in preparing young students to develop innovation skills. The creative arts- and play-based curriculum sets the foundation for a lifetime love of learning. Unique learning centers are custom-designed daily to engage young children and offer innovative, hands-on ways of learning academic skills.
We learn and explore core concepts through interactive experiences in a rich cultural environment. Each academic center meets your child where they are. Our low student-to-teacher ratio and small group centers allow us to meet children’s individual learning needs and styles in and out of the classroom.
Children five years old before Aug. 31 are eligible to enroll. For more information, contact Andria Devlin, Director of Early Childhood Education, at 785.843.2787 ext. 125 or andria@lawrenceartscenter.org.
ARTS-BASED CLASSES
Coloring Outside the Lines
LINDA REIMOND
AGES 2 TO 3
Must be two by the first day of class. This child/adult class allows you and your two- or three-year-old to explore the arts together. We will paint, sing, print, sculpt and PLAY in a safe, handson atmosphere. Plan to get messy – play clothes are a must!
WEC1: 1/13-2/17, FR; 9:15 AM-10:15 AM, $115 ($103.50)
WEC2: 1/13-2/17, FR; 10:45 AM-11:45 AM, $115 ($103.50)
SEC1: 3/24-5/5, FR; 9:15 AM-10:15 AM, $115 ($103.50) — No class on April 14
SEC2: 3/24-5/5, FR; 10:45 AM-11:45 AM, $115 ($103.50) — No class on April 14
Integrated Arts
AGES 3 TO 5
EARLY EDUCATION FACULTY
Must be three by the first day of class and fully, independently toilet-trained. Integrated Arts is ideal for your child’s first class away from home or as a supplement to traditional preschool programs. Together, we will explore a variety of art and sensory experiences. Play clothes are a must!
WEI1: 1/13-2/17, FR; 1:00 PM-3:00 PM, $140 ($126)
SEI1: 3/24-5/5, FR; 1:00 PM-3:00 PM, $140 ($126) — No class on April 14
Tiny Tunes AGES 0 TO 2
JORDAN MILLS
Caregivers and their babies, aged two or younger, will bounce, wiggle and dance to fun tunes while exploring baby-friendly instruments. You and your baby will leave with sweet memories and music activities you can incorpo rate at home to keep moving, grooving and connecting.
WEM1: 1/10-2/28, TU; 9:45 AM-10:15 AM, $80 ($72)
SEM1: 3/21-5/9, TU; 9:45 AM-10:15 AM, $80 ($72)
Math Explorers AGES 5 TO 8
RUDI MONSON
Through visual art, movement, construction and storytelling, we will explore big mathematical concepts such as geometry, time, number sense and more. This is a gentle, hands-on, developmentally appropriate exploration of mathematical ideas.
WEE1: 1/18-2/22, WE; 9:30 AM-11:00 AM, $110 ($99)
SEE1: 3/22-5/10, WE; 9:30 AM-11:00 AM, $145 ($130.50)
EARLY CHILDHOOD
EDUCATION AGES 2 TO 8
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Family Pottery
CINDY KERSENBROCK
Young artists five or older can join an adult in this introductory clay class. Students will pinch, coil and model clay sculptures and functional objects with an instructor demonstrating the potter’s wheel. Enrollment includes one adult and one child.
Session A: WY512CA: 1/14-3/4, SA; 9:00 AM-10:30 AM, $215 ($193.50)
Session B: SY512CB: 3/25-5/13, SA; 9:00 AM-10:30 AM, $215 ($193.50)
Family Workshop: Make a Mug ANDY SMITH, KATIE ALLDRITT
In the two-part workshop, we’ll make hand-built ceramic mugs. First, we’ll construct mugs from slabs of clay and attach handles. Then, after our mugs are kiln-fired, we’ll add painted decorations and apply a glaze, making them ready for hot cocoa!
WYFWA: 2/18-2/25, SA; 9:00 AM-11:00 AM, $90 ($81)
Family Workshop: Terrariums Together!
KATIE ALLDRITT
Create an artful ecosystem contained in glass. Participants will make miniature sculptures to carefully arrange with living plants, soil, rocks and other natural elements in a whimsical world small enough to fit on a shelf.
SYFWB: 5/6-5/6, SA; 9:00 AM-11:00 AM, $63 ($56.70)
SCHOOL’S OUT CAMPS
AGES 6 TO 12
Campers should bring a prepared snack and drink.
Flower Power
KATIE ALLDRITT, ANDY SMITH
Get groovy in the studio as we take inspiration from blooms and blossoms. We’ll learn what makes flowers so far out while making artwork full of petal power!
Ages 6 to 8:
WY68SOA: 3/3-3/3, FR; 9:00 AM-4:00 PM, $94 ($84.60)
Ages 9 to 12:
WY912SOA: 3/3-3/3, FR; 9:00 AM-4:00 PM, $94 ($84.60)
Yard Art!
KATIE ALLDRITT, MAKENZIE SCHAEFFER, ANDY SMITH, LEAH TOWLE
Transform your yard into an art gallery! We’ll make miniature sculptures to hide beneath a bush, paint rocks so they glow and hand-paint signs encouraging people to smile.
Ages 6 to 8:
WY68SOB: 3/9-3/10, TH;FR; 9:00 AM-4:00 PM, $130 ($117)
Ages 9 to 12:
WY912SOB: 3/9-3/10, TH;FR; 9:00 AM-4:00 PM, $130 ($117)
Guerrilla Art
KATIE ALLDRITT, ANDY SMITH, LEAH TOWLE, KIM BROOK
This Arts Center tradition continues! Adopt a secret identity, make art in the studios, then chalk, plant, sticker and hide artwork in unexpected community spaces. Morning and afternoon camps can be paired for a full day. Those registered for a full day should bring a sack lunch and drink for our supervised “lunch bunch.”
Ages 6 to 8 (AM): WY68SOCAM: 3/13-3/17, M-F; 9:00 AM-12:00 PM, $158 ($142.20)
Ages 6 to 8 (PM):
WY68SOCPM: 3/13-3/17, M-F; 1:00 PM-4:00 PM, $158 ($142.20)
Ages 9 to 12 (AM): WY912SOCAM: 3/13-3/17, M-F; 9:00 AM-12:00 PM, $158 ($142.20)
Ages 9 to 12 (PM): WY912SOCPM: 3/13-3/17, M-F; 1:00 PM-4:00 PM, $158 ($142.20)
Pollinator Creators
KATIE ALLDRITT, RACHEL JOHNSON
“Bee” inspired to make paintings and prints that buzz with energy while learning about bees, butterflies and other important pollinators.
Ages 6 to 8:
SY68SOD: 4/14-4/14, FR; 9:00 AM-4:00 PM, $94 ($84.60)
Ages 9 to 12: SY912SOD: 4/14-4/14, FR; 9:00 AM-4:00 PM, $94 ($84.60)
AGES 6 TO 12 YOUTH VISUAL ARTS
ART WITH FAMILY AND FRIENDS AGES 5 TO ADULT ENROLL IN WINTER CLASSES BY DECEMBER 18 OR SPRING CLASSES BY MARCH 5 FOR $10 OFF TUITION. NO CLASSES ON JANUARY 16.
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YOUTH VISUAL ARTS
CLASSES FOR AGES 6 TO 8
After School Arts Studio
RACHEL
JOHNSON, TRACI BUNKERS
Arts Studio classes introduce young artists to vari ous media, including drawing, painting, ceramics, printmaking, sculpture and fiber arts. Instruction will teach technical skills appropriate for each grade level while connecting to art history, living artists and STEAM concepts.
Session A: WY68ASA: 1/10-2/28, TU; 4:30 PM-6:00 PM, $169 ($152.10)
Session B: SY68ASB: 3/21-5/9, TU; 4:30 PM-6:00 PM, $169 ($152.10)
Life Aquatic
MAKENZIE SCHAEFFER
Explore the sea’s murky depths to investigate marine life for inspiration as we create oceanic artworks. We’ll learn new artistic techniques to make fishy paintings full of texture, aquatic sculp tures that make a splash and much more.
SY68WPMA: 1/11-3/1, WE; 2:00 PM-3:30 PM, $153 ($137.70)
Draw & Paint
KATIE ALLDRITT
Draw and paint with mediums of all kinds! Students will investigate acrylics, watercolors, pastels, colored pencils, ink, markers and more. We’ll learn new techniques with various tools to develop personal art styles each week.
Session A: WY68DPA: 1/11-3/1, WE; 4:30 PM-6:00 PM, $153 ($137.70)
Session B: SY68DPB: 3/22-5/10, WE; 4:30 PM-6:00 PM, $153 ($137.70)
Home School Arts Studio
KATIE ALLDRITT, ANDY SMITH
Arts Studio classes introduce young artists to vari ous media, including drawing, painting, ceramics, printmaking, sculpture and fiber arts. Instruction will teach technical skills appropriate for each grade level while connecting to art history, living artists and STEAM concepts.
Session A: WYHS68A: 1/12-3/2, TH; 1:00 PM-3:30 PM, $216 ($194.40)
Session B: SY68HSB: 3/23-5/11, TH; 1:00 PM-3:30 PM, $216 ($194.40)
Youth Clay Studio
TRACI BUNKERS
Students will learn the fundamentals of work ing in clay while using various techniques to construct sculptural and functional artworks, focusing on hand-building methods.
Session A: WY68CA: 1/12-3/2, TH; 4:30 PM-6:00 PM, $153 ($137.70)
Session B: SY68CB: 3/23-5/11, TH; 4:30 PM-6:00 PM, $153 ($137.70)
Let’s Get Abstract!
MAKENZIE SCHAEFFER
Explore shapes, lines, colors, patterns and more as we investigate well-known abstract artworks. Artist Helen Frankenthaler will inspire paintings full of color. We’ll drip paint like Jackson Pollock and assemble collages like Romare Bearden.
WY68SATA: 1/14-2/11, SA; 9:00 AM-10:30 PM, $108 ($97.20)
Canvas Painting
MAKENZIE SCHAEFFER
Students will gain confidence with a brush by pushing their painterly potential. We’ll practice brush strokes, learn to mix colors, experiment with palette knives and more as we create readyto-hang canvas paintings.
SY68WPMB: 3/22-5/10, WE; 2:00 PM-3:30 PM, $153 ($137.70)
The Power of Color
LAC INSTRUCTOR
Learn to control color like a superpower! Artists use colors to pack a punch, cast a calming spell or mix a potent concoction with blending. Use color like masterful artists as we make paintings, prints and more.
SY68SATB: 3/25-4/22, SA; 9:00 AM-10:30 PM, $108 ($97.20)
VOLUNTEER WITH US!
Studio volunteers, ages 14+, assist instructors by preparing materials, keeping the studios tidy and helping young artists make art! New volunteer orientation is Saturday, May 20. To apply, visit lawrenceartscenter.org/joindonate/volunteer.
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CLASSES FOR AGES 9 TO 12
Anime-zing
KATIE ALLDRITT
Create your own anime, kawaii and cartoon characters with Copic markers, pencils and various 2D media.
Session A: WY912ANIA: 1/9-2/27, MO; 4:30 PM-6:00 PM, $137 ($123.30)
Session B: SY912ANIB: 3/20-5/8, MO; 4:30 PM-6:00 PM, $153 ($137.70)
After School Arts Studio
TRACI BUNKERS, RACHEL JOHNSON Arts Studio classes introduce young artists to various media, including drawing, painting, ceramics, printmaking, sculpture and fiber arts. Instruction will teach technical skills appropriate for each grade level while connecting to art history, living artists and STEAM concepts.
Session A: WY912ASA: 1/10-2/28, TU; 4:30 PM-6:00 PM, $169 ($152.10)
Session B: SY912ASB: 3/21-5/9, TU; 4:30 PM-6:00 PM, $169 ($152.10)
Canvas Painting
KATIE ALLDRITT
Students will gain confidence with a brush by pushing their painterly potential. We’ll practice brush strokes, learn to mix colors, experiment with palette knives and more as we create ready-to-hang canvas paintings. W912WPMA: 1/11-3/1, WE; 2:00 PM-3:30 PM, $153 ($137.70)
Youth Clay Studio
TRACI BUNKERS
Students will learn the fundamentals of work ing in clay while using various techniques to construct sculptural and functional artworks, focusing on hand-building methods.
Session A:
W912CA: 1/11-3/1, WE; 4:30 PM-6:00 PM, $153 ($137.70)
Session B: SY912CB: 3/22-5/10, WE; 4:30 PM-6:00 PM, $153 ($137.70)
Home School Arts Studio
KATIE ALLDRITT, ANDY SMITH
Arts Studio classes introduce the young artist to various media, including drawing, painting, ceramics, printmaking, sculpture and fiber arts. Instruction will teach technical skills for each age level while connecting to art history, living artists, and STEAM concepts.
Session A:
W912HSA: 1/12-3/2, TH; 1:00 PM-3:30 PM, $216 ($194.40)
Session B: SY912HSB: 3/23-5/11, TH; 1:00 PM-3:30 PM, $216 ($194.40)
Draw & Paint
KATIE ALLDRITT
Draw and paint with mediums of all kinds!
Students will investigate acrylics, watercolors, pastels, colored pencils, ink, markers and more. We’ll learn new techniques with various tools to develop personal art styles each week.
Session A: W912DPA: 1/12-3/2, TH; 4:30 PM-6:00 PM, $153 ($137.70)
Session B: SY912DPB: 3/23-5/11, TH; 4:30 PM-6:00 PM, $153 ($137.70)
Art Rocks!
RACHEL JOHNSON
Rock out as you learn about gems, geodes and crystals. We’ll be inspired by mesmerizing geological lusters, textures and patterns as we make shimmering paintings, stony sculptures and more.
W912SATA: 1/14-2/11, SA; 9:00 AM-10:30 AM, $108 ($97.20)
Digital Arts | Intro to Digital Arts
YEKYOUNG KIM
Students in this class will learn digital art soft ware, including Adobe Photoshop, and the tricks and tools to create original works of art.
W912DIGA: 1/14-3/4, SA; 10:30 AM-12:00 PM, $153 ($137.70)
Life Aquatic
KATIE ALLDRITT
Explore the sea’s murky depths to investigate marine life for inspiration as we create oceanic artworks. We’ll learn new artistic techniques to make fishy paintings full of texture, aquatic sculp tures that make a splash and much more.
SY912WPMB: 3/22-5/10, WE; 2:00 PM-3:30 PM, $153 ($137.70)
Paint Pallets for the Park
MAKENZIE SCHAEFFER
Create a to-go painting kit for a springtime walk in the park. Assemble handmade sketchbooks and experiment with natural pigments found in your spice cabinet. We’ll practice still-life paintings, then hike to South Park to use our kits in nature.
SY912SATB: 3/25-4/22, SA; 9:00 AM-10:30 AM, $108 ($97.20)
Digital Arts | Stickers & Prints
YEKYOUNG KIM
Learn to take your cartoons, logos and designs from the pages of your sketchbook into the digital realm, making stickers, prints and more.
SY912DIGB: 3/25-5/13, SA; 10:30 AM-12:00 PM, $153 ($137.70)
YOUTH VISUAL ARTS
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Drawing Fundamentals
MATTHEW LORD
Strengthen your foundational drawing skills by learning to see and render like an artist. Through short exercises and extended studies, students will explore value, line, proportion and perspec tive with various drawing tools.
WYTDA: 1/9-2/27, MO; 4:00 PM-5:30 PM, $137 ($123.30)
Manga Studio!
KATIE ALLDRITT
Level up your love of anime! Expand ideas and practice new techniques. We’ll create stylized worlds and characters full of action and attitude while learning to refine our sketches using alco hol markers, pen and ink, and more.
WYTMANG: 1/10-2/28, TU; 4:00 PM-6:00 PM, $176 ($158.40)
Ceramics | Wheel Throwing & Special Projects
MICHELLE ROGNE
Beginners will learn the fundamentals of wheel throwing while returning students strengthen their skills to pursue personal projects with individualized instruction. Students will also explore hand-building techniques to create small sculptures, functional objects, jewelry and more.
Session A:
WYTCA: 1/10-2/28, TU; 4:00 PM-6:00 PM, $176 ($158.4)
Session B:
SYTCB: 3/21-5/9, TU; 4:00 PM-6:00 PM, $176 ($158.40)
Metals | Rings & Things
JULES SOTOMAYOR
Learn the basics of working with metal to make rings and things. We’ll learn to cut, file, shape, solder and polish metal, making one-of-a-kind rings and small wearable objects.
WYTM: 1/12-3/2, TH; 4:00 PM-6:00 PM, $182 ($163.80)
Digital Arts | Illustrating Environments
YEKYOUNG KIM
Learn to use Adobe Photoshop, creating digital worlds and environments with layers and effects to make your landscapes come to life.
WYTDIGA: 1/12-3/2, TH; 5:30 PM-7:30 PM, $176 ($158.4)
Print Studio Intro
ANNABELLE WITHINGTON
Get comfortable in the print shop with an introduction to basic printmaking techniques and equipment. We’ll learn to use the printing press and tools of the trade to make an edition of images.
WYTPA: 2/9-3/2, TH; 4:00 PM-6:00 PM, $144 ($129.60)
Advanced | Teen Life Drawing
TODD POTEET
This class prepares teen artists to draw from nude models. Instruction will begin with sketches and studies of human proportions using skeletal photographs and reproductions. Then students will draw from a dressed model and finish with several weeks of drawing the nude form. WRIT TEN CONSENT FROM A GUARDIAN IS REQUIRED. No class on Mar. 15.
WYTLD: 2/15-4/12, WE; 3:30 PM-5:00 PM, $164 ($147.60)
Drawing the Hard Stuff (Made Easy!)
MATTHEW LORD
Draw notoriously challenging subjects like por traits and hands by investigating anatomy and skeletal structure. Learn to understand propor tion and build drawings using shapes and planes, then add detail and value to make drawing the hard stuff easy!
SYTDB: 3/20-5/8, MO; 4:00 PM-5:30 PM, $153 ($137.70)
Watercolor & More
KATIE ALLDRITT
Explore water media as you learn to control watercolors, ink and gouache to create painterly pictures full of color. Students will use artist-grade materials to set up and test a color pallet of their own to continue painting at home.
SYTWC: 3/21-5/9, TU; 4:00 PM-6:00 PM, $182 ($163.80)
Phone-ography
ANN DEAN
Learn photography basics and how to get the most from your cell phone camera. Students will learn the principles of light, composition and other funda mental photo techniques. We’ll collect images and share them in class for feedback and insight.
WYTP: 3/22-4/26, WE; 4:00 PM-5:30 PM, $123 ($110.70)
Teen Textiles | Woven
LIZ BONNY
Design and create a colorful, multipurpose woven textile band using a rigid heddle backstrap loop. This class can be combined with “Teen Textiles | Stitched” to incorporate your woven band as a strap in a hand-stitched tote bag.
SYTFA: 3/23-4/13, TH; 4:00 PM-6:00 PM, $126 ($113.40)
Teen Printmaking Exploration
ANNABELLE WITHINGTON
Dive deep into printmaking! Students will learn printmaking techniques, including carved relief, dry point etching and screen printing, before choosing methods to pursue personal ideas and experiments with guided instruction.
SYTPRB: 3/23-4/27, TH; 4:00 PM-6:00 PM, $163 ($146.70)
Digital Arts | Basic Animation
ERIN MCCRANEY
Dip your toes into animation and bring your drawings to life. We’ll investigate flip-book ani mation and storyboarding before learning digital software to make simple animations or GIFS.
SYTDIGB: 3/23-5/11, TH; 5:30 PM-7:30 PM, $153 ($137.70)
Teen Textiles | Stitched
LIZ BONNY
Practice the meditative and practical art of hand sewing to make a patchwork tote bag. This class can be combined with “Teen Textiles | Woven” to incorporate a woven band into your hand-sewn tote bag as a strap.
TEEN VISUAL ARTS
SYTFB: 4/20-5/11, TH; 4:00 PM-6:00 PM, $126 ($113.40)
Teen Writers Club | POV Challenge
JENEA HAVENER
Tell stories with narratives from multiple points of view. We’ll meet at the Arts Center each week to study examples of POV storytelling, then walk to our “writer’s clubhouse” at Sunflower Outdoor and Bike Café to write from different perspectives. Students will receive one Sunflower Café drink or treat per class and a special Decomposition notebook from the Raven Bookstore.
SYTW: 4/5-5/10, WE; 4:30 PM-6:00 PM, $153 ($137.70)
YOUTH VISUAL ARTS TEEN VISUAL ARTS AGES 13 TO 18
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teen guided studios & workshops
stARTup | Guided Studio
TRACI BUNKERS, BLANCA HERRADA, ALICIA KELLY, ANDY SMITH
Learn to use the Arts Center’s expertise, equipment, tools and studio spaces to explore the creative process and build strong studio habits. Students will identify project ideas and produce finished artworks with guidance from mentor artists to build a professional or academic portfolio, submit to gallery exhibitions or expand their artistic style.
Session A:
WYSUPGSA: 1/9-2/27, MO; 4:00 PM-6:30 PM, $250 ($225)
Session B:
WYSUPGSB: 3/20-5/8, MO; 4:00 PM-6:30 PM, $250 ($225)
Hang12 | Hiring May 2023!
GRADES 9 TO 12
ALICIA KELLY, ANDY SMITH
HANG12 is a teen curatorial collective that creates art exhibitions and community events showcasing art from young and under-represented artists. HANG12 also designs, produces and sells merchandise to fund future projects. Learn how to apply at www.hang12.org. Follow HANG12 on Instagram (@hang12lawrence) for the latest updates.
Questions? Contact Andy Smith
stARTup Workshop
What’s a Residency Anyway?
TRACI BUNKERS, BLANCA HERRADA, ALICIA KELLY, ANDY SMITH
Meet the Arts Center print and ceramic artists-inresidence, Twiggy Boden and Taro Takizawa, to learn first-hand about art residencies and what it takes to get there. We’ll also take time to get inspired by the creative practices of both artists.
WYSUPWA: 1/21-1/21, SA; 1:00 PM-4:00 PM, $50 ($45)
stARTup Workshop
How to Get the Bag! $$$
TRACI BUNKERS, BLANCA HERRADA, ALICIA KELLY, ANDY SMITH
How do you pursue paying art gigs, negotiate a contract, and price your art? Munch on pizza and design business cards before meeting working artists for advice about getting paid and making a living as an artist. Participants will leave this workshop ready to get the bag with a handful of printed business cards.
WYSUPWB: 2/11-2/11, SA; 1:00 PM-4:00 PM, $50 ($45)
stARTup Workshop | Sculpture Design
TRACI BUNKERS, BLANCA HERRADA, ALICIA KELLY, ANDY SMITH
Work alongside Kansas City artist Paulina Otero to explore sculpture design. Participants will com bine colorful acrylic shapes and textile materials to create hanging sculptures with striking visual interest. We’ll also learn the unique consider ations of materials, engineering and balance inherent to creating three-dimensional artworks.
WYSUPWC: 3/25-3/25, SA; 1:00 PM-4:00 PM, $50 ($45)
stARTup Workshop
Making a Splash Online
TRACI BUNKERS, BLANCA HERRADA, ALICIA KELLY, ANDY SMITH
How the heck do you stand out online?! Artists Emily Kratzer and Grant Kratzer, former Angelenos and current Kansas Citians will lead participants to identify their personal brand and build a digital presence. We’ll also learn how Emily and Grant have built followings eager for the next drop from their lifestyle brands Love from 1969 and Cheating Snakes Worldwide.
WYSUPWD: 4/22-4/22, SA; 1:00 PM-4:00 PM, $50 ($45)
stARTup Workshop | Tie-Dye Party
TRACI BUNKERS, BLANCA HERRADA, ALICIA KELLY, ANDY SMITH
Get ready for summer with this tie-dye workshop! Take your tie-dye designs beyond simple twists and knots as we learn ice-dying techniques to keep you cool this summer. We’ll provide two shirts, but participants may also bring their own shirt, socks, shorts or whatever!
WYSUPWE: 5/13-5/13, SA; 1:00 PM-4:00 PM, $50 ($45)
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Statement Earrings Workshop
ALLISON ICE
Make a pair of copper earrings decorated with a technique using Prismacolor pencils. We will cover sawing, filing, drilling/piercing, basic flexshaft use, proper shading and blending, and liver-of-sulfur patina application.
WAJ26: 2/11, SA; 1:30 PM-3:30 PM, $60 ($54)
Art Book Club
MATTHEW LORD
Group discussion meets once a month after read ing a creative/art-themed book. We will then do an art project related to the book’s content. This class meets on 1/28, 2/25, 3/25 and 4/22.
WAX56: 1/28-4/22, SA; 1 PM-3 PM, $160 ($144)
Practical Hand Sewing
LIZ BONNY
Learn hand sewing techniques as we make our own needle book and pin cushion from scrap fabrics. You’ll return to these tools and stitches time and again as you continue your hand-sewing journey.
WAF16: 1/30-2/4, SA; 1:30 PM-4:30 PM, $100 ($90)
Ceramic Tool-Making Workshop
HOLLIE RICE
Do you love working with clay but want to mix things up a bit? Take this workshop and learn how to make your own ceramic tools to help you shake up your forms and surfaces.
SAC53: 3/22-3/29, WE; 6:30 PM-8 PM, $70 ($63)
Oil Painting Workshop
LOUIS COPT
Observe oil painting demos by Louis with discussions about color mixing, canvas stretching and paint ap plication. Then, practice new techniques or work on in-progress paintings with individualized guidance and advice from Louis. Students are encouraged to bring their own supplies, but some will be available.
SAP55: 3/24, FR; 10 AM-4 PM, $110 ($99)
Vinyl Mural Making
TARO TAKIZAWA
Help create a large-scale vinyl window installation! Work with fellow artists to create an immersive and energetic piece using a boxcutter or X-Acto knife to hand-cut vinyl-coated windows at the Arts Center.
SAT56: 3/25-3/26, SA;SU; 1 PM-4 PM, $90 ($81)
Solder Sculpting Workshop
DOROTHY HOYT-REED
Learn how to use solder to create an image to use with glass and how to do solder stippling. You do need to have soldering experience for this workshop.
SAJ46: 4/29, SA; 2 PM-5 PM, $70 ($63)
Kiln Building
HOLLIE RICE
Want to learn more about kilns and their design? Join Hollie in building a soda kiln on her property and have the opportunity to participate in the first firing. Previous clay experience is required.
SAC51: 5/15-5/20, MO-SA; 5:30 PM-8 PM, $180 ($162)
ENROLL
CERAMICS
First Time Potter
JOSH GOERING, MICHELLE ROGNE, SHANTEL WRIGHT-HANCOCK
Learn the basics of wedging, centering, wheel throw ing, trimming and glazing while making functional objects like cylinders, mugs, bowls and plates.
Michelle: WAC12: 1/10-2/28, TU; 6:30 PM-8:30 PM, $210 ($189)
Michelle: WAC13: 1/11-3/1, WE; 7:30 PM-9:30 PM, $210 ($189)
Josh: WAC14: 1/12-3/2, TH; 5 PM-7 PM, $210 ($189)
Shantel: WAC16: 1/14-3/4, SA; 11 AM-1 PM, $210 ($189)
Michelle: SAC11: 3/20-5/8, MO; 7:30 PM-9:30 PM, $210 ($189)
Michelle: SAC12: 3/21-5/9, TU; 6:30 PM-8:30 PM, $210 ($189)
Shantel: SAC14: 3/23-5/11, TH; 5 PM-7 PM, $210 ($189)
Josh: SAC16: 3/25-5/13, SA; 1:30 PM-3:30 PM, $210 ($189)
Functional Slab Building
TWIGGY BODEN
This course will concentrate on the slab to create multiple functional forms, including spoons, bowls and cups. Forms will be decorated using water etching, stencils and much more!
WAC31: 1/9-3/6, MO; 5 PM-7 PM, $210 ($189)
Pouring Pots
JOSH GOERING
Learn multiple ways of constructing pouring pots on the wheel. Students will learn how to form spouts on the wheel, pull handles and make lids. We will focus on pitchers, ewers, teapots and others. Previous throwing experience is required.
WAC34: 1/12-3/2, TH; 2 PM-4 PM, $210 ($189)
Throw Me Some Skills
KYLA STRID
Have you taken First Time Potter more than once? Twice? More? This class is for you! Let’s build on the basics of wheel throwing and learn how to throw larger, taller and more refined forms.
WAC25: 1/13-3/3, FR; 10 AM-12 AM, $210 ($189)
Print & Clay
TWIGGY BODEN & TARO TAKIZAWA
Printmaking & ceramics come together in this class taught by both artists-in-residence. Offered annually, this class is always a new adventure.
WAC35: 1/13-3/3, FR; 1 PM-3 PM, $210 ($189)
Micro-ramics
SHANTEL WRIGHT-HANCOCK
Let’s make tiny things! We will play with different ways of forming and decorating tiny clay objects using throwing and handbuilding methods. Some easy molding/reproduction and tool use will also be discussed while gathering inspiration from other artists working in a diorama-type scale.
WAC26: 1/14-3/4, SA; 1:30 PM-3:30 PM, $210 ($189)
WORKSHOPS
ADULT VISUAL ARTS AGES 14 TO ADULT (UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED)
IN WINTER CLASSES BY DECEMBER 18 OR SPRING CLASSES BY MARCH 5 FOR $10 OFF TUITION. NO CLASSES ON JANUARY 16 OR APRIL 9.
Ceramics Revolution
HOLLIE RICE
In this experimental class, we’ll explore fresh, new, alternative approaches to working with clay. All levels are welcome!
WAC24: 1/12-3/2, TH; 7:30 PM-9:30 PM, $210 ($189)
SAC24: 3/23-5/11, TH; 7:30 PM-9:30 PM, $210 ($189)
Beginning Handbuilding
TWIGGY BODEN
Students will learn basic building techniques through pinch pots, coiling and slab construction. We’ll then transition into more advanced forming and surface decoration techniques.
SAC21: 3/20-5/8, MO; 5 PM-7 PM, $210 ($189)
Textured & Tactile Ceramics
SHANTEL WRIGHT-HANCOCK
Explore methods for adding texture and depth to ceramic surfaces, including sprig molds, texture rollers and tools, and incorporating more unconventional layering techniques. Transform the surfaces of simple slab or wheel-thrown forms. Some clay experience is recommended.
SAC34: 3/23-5/11, TH; 2 PM-4 PM, $210 ($189)
Pots for Plants
KYLA STRID
Love plants and goodies from the garden? We will design and make pots to feature the plants we love, alternating between hand-built & wheel-thrown techniques. Prior clay experience is recommended.
SAC25: 3/24-5/12, FR; 10 AM-12 PM, $210 ($189)
Exaggerating the Human Form
TWIGGY BODEN
Learn how to manipulate the human form creating surreal representations of the human body in clay. This class will begin with a fundamental understanding of the body and proportions.
SAC35: 3/24-5/12, FR; 1:30 PM-3:30 PM, $210 ($189)
Kansas Clay
JOSH GOERING
Learn about Kansas’s high-firing clay deposits and how local stones can be used as a glaze ingredient. We will take a daylong field trip to collect samples in central Kansas with a shorter field trip near Lawrence. Students will learn how to test local materials through line blends and triaxial tests.
SAC26: 3/25-5/13, SA; 11 AM-1 PM, $210 ($189)
Ceramics Open Studio
SHANTEL WRIGHT-HANCOCK
Open studio is for advanced students who want to work independently. Participants must provide their own clay, and classes have studio right-of-way. Instructor permission is required.
WAC57: 1/9-3/5, ALL; 9 AM-9 PM, $230 ($207)
SAC57: 3/20-5/14, ALL; 9 AM-9 PM, $230 ($207)
DRAWING
Beginning Drawing
MATTHEW LORD
This class invites students of all levels to train their eyes and hands together. Observe and translate real objects into a two-dimensional drawing, render light and shadow, and delve into basic color theory.
WAD13: 1/11-3/1, WE; 5:30 PM-7 PM, $160 ($144)
SAD13: 3/22-5/10, WE; 5:30 PM-7 PM, $160 ($144)
Colored Pencil Drawing
MATTHEW WILLIE GARCIA
This class will develop students’ drawing skills and add color to their art practice. Students will learn various colored pencil techniques and use many surfaces to explore the medium.
WAD34: 1/12-3/2, TH; 6:30 PM-8:30 PM, $190 ($171)
Drawing Lawrence: Faces in Places
KENT SMITH
This traveling sketchbook class will focus on quick sketches of people around Lawrence. The class will meet in-person and online each week, building a creative community along with skills in anatomy, drawing, storytelling, light, textures and character.
WAD15: 1/13-3/3, FR; 10 AM-12 PM, $210 ($189)
Drawing Lawrence: Blooms & Botanicals
KENT SMITH
Celebrate spring by drawing Lawrence’s emerging plant life. This class will meet in-person and online each week. Study light, color and plant forms using watercolors and other drawing media.
SAD25: 3/24-5/12, FR; 10 AM-12 PM, $210 ($189)
Imaginative Drawing
LORA JOST
This beginning class focuses on drawing as a playful, meditative, imaginative process. Sketchbook exercises will explore expressive mark-making, doodling, transforming random marks, daily drawing obser vations, exaggerating and distorting from reference photos, and much more.
WAD21: 1/9-3/6, MO; 6:30 PM-8:30 PM, $230 ($207)
Layers of Time: Drawing to Collage
LORA JOST
Working on the same piece each week, we’ll draw, paint, letter and collage, adding and subtracting layers to create a rich surface texture. Students will learn composition, unity, transpar ency and meaningful visual symbols through this unfolding creative process.
SAD11: 3/20-5/8, MO; 6:30 PM-8:30 PM, $230 ($207)
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DRAWING, CONTINUED
Life Drawing & Anatomy for the Artist AGES 18+
JEFF RIDGWAY
Students learn to draw the human figure, working from a live model and using various drawing media. No photographic devices allowed. Ages 18+
WAD54: 1/12-3/2, TH; 7 PM-9:30 PM, $220 ($198)
SAD54: 3/23-5/11, TH; 7 PM-9:30 PM, $220 ($198)
Open Model AGES 18+
JEFF RIDGWAY
This class is for skilled artists to draw models us ing their choice of media. The models will make quick gesture poses and then an extended pose. This class is not for beginners. Enrollees must provide their own art supplies, and photographic devices are not allowed. Ages 18+
WAD57: 1/8-2/26, SU; 1 PM-3 PM, $200 ($180)
SAD57: 3/19-5/14, SU; 1 PM-3 PM, $200 ($180)
PAINTING
Fundamentals of Oil Painting
JESS BELANGEE-ENGLERT
Students will learn the essential tools, chemistry and control of oil paint with fundamental exercises for beginners and experienced artists alike. Learn how to develop paintings with lessons in compo sition, focus and color.
WAP26: 1/14-3/4, SA; 1 PM-3 PM, $210 ($189)
SAP21: 3/20-5/8, MO; 7 PM-9 PM, $210 ($189)
Intro to Water Media
MATTHEW LORD
This introductory watercolor class invites stu dents of all levels to explore water-based media and techniques. Discover mark making, color mixing and a variety of subjects to render.
WAP13: 1/11-3/1, WE; 7:30 PM-9:30 PM, $210 ($189)
SAP13: 3/22-5/10, WE; 7:30 PM-9:30 PM, $210 ($189)
Petite Compositions
BLANCA HERRADA
Learn how to create paintings on unconvention ally small surfaces using various mediums. We will also explore drawing, mixed media and collaging. Some experience is helpful but not required.
WAP12: 1/10-1/31, TU; 6:30 PM-8 PM, $120 ($108)
Talavera Art & Painting
BLANCA HERRADA
Learn the history of Talavera painting and surface decorating. We will discuss Talavera’s design and application elements and apply them to a project we create in class. This class is open to all levels.
SAP12: 4/18-5/9, TU; 6:30 PM-8 PM, $120 ($108)
Painting Loose
JESS BELANGEE-ENGLERT
In this mixed media course, students will en gage in tandem with oil painting and drawing techniques. Explore new ways of drawing and painting, emphasizing the interactions between different media, colors and layers.
SAP26: 3/25-5/13, SA; 1 PM-3 PM, $210 ($189)
Open Studio with Louis Copt
LOUIS COPT
This open studio is for self-directed students and artists of all skill levels working with oil or water-based media. Louis will provide lively discussion, individual guidance and an occasional demonstration.
SAP31: 3/20-5/8, MO; 10 AM-12:30 PM, $260 ($234)
ADULT VISUAL ARTS
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ADULT VISUAL ARTS
FIBER ARTS, GLASS & JEWELRY
Here We Sew Again
HANAH GLIMPSE
In this beginning to intermediate-level sewing class, we’ll tackle using the sewing machine, the dreaded zipper and pattern reading!
WAF12: 1/10-3/7, TU; 6:30 PM-8 PM, $170 ($153)
Tablet Weaving
LIZ BONNY
Learn this ancient and highly portable weaving technique using simple tools to make a nearly in finite variety of patterns in a sturdy woven band.
WAF21: 2/13-3/6, MO; 6:30 PM-8:30 PM, $130 ($117)
Handwoven Jewelry
LIZ BONNY
Explore a variety of weaving structures, tech niques and fibers as we design and make mini weavings you can wear.
SAF12: 3/21-4/11, TU; 6:30 PM-8 PM, $100 ($90)
Patterning Clothes
HANAH GLIMPSE
Learn how to read and understand sewing pat terns and pattern-making techniques. We’ll explore draping, flat patterning and altering patterns.
SAF22: 3/21-5/9, TU; 6:30 PM-8 PM, $170 ($153)
Embroidery
STEPHANIE ALANIZ
Learn the art of hand embroidery. Students will create simple designs, transfer patterns and begin stitching while learning various techniques. Open to all levels.
SAF24: 3/23-5/11, TH; 6:30 PM-8 PM, $170 ($153)
Stained Glass
DOROTHY HOYT-REED
Explore fundamental stained glass techniques while creating unique pieces in one of the most precious and revered mediums in the decorative arts.
WAJ16: 1/14-3/4, SA; 10 AM-12 PM, $210 ($189)
SAJ16: 3/25-5/13, SA; 10 AM-12 PM, $210 ($189)
Beginning Metalsmithing
ALLISON ICE
This course will introduce basic metalsmithing skills like sawing, filing, soldering and setting a stone.
SAJ11: 3/20-5/8, MO; 6 PM-8 PM, $210 ($189)
Colorful Metalsmithing
ALLISON ICE
Learn how to incorporate color into copper and silver jewelry designs. We will practice basic metalsmithing skills like sawing, sanding, filing and soldering while learning methods for inte grating color into metal. Techniques will include Prismacolor pencil surface decoration, chemical patination and torch-fired enameling.
WAJ21: 1/9-3/6, MO; 6 PM-8 PM, $210 ($189)
Jewelry Design
RACHAEL SUDLOW
Learn how to make rings, earrings and pendants in silver and copper using a wide range of tech niques from soldering to stone setting.
WAJ23: 1/11-3/1, WE; 7 PM-9 PM, $230 ($207)
SAJ23: 3/22-5/10, WE; 7:30 PM-9:30 PM, $230 ($207)
Lost Wax Casting
RACHAEL SUDLOW
Students will carve wax to create small items to cast in bronze or silver. A supply kit will include the basic tools students will need. No experience is required.
WAJ33: 1/11-3/1, WE; 5 PM-7 PM, $230 ($207)
Experimental Metalsmithing
ALLISON ICE
Expand on your metalsmithing skills and explore new techniques as you design bold jewelry piec es. Experimentation with materials and concepts is highly encouraged! Previous metalsmithing experience is required.
SAJ35: 3/24-5/12, FR; 1:30 PM-3:30 PM, $210 ($189)
Rings, Rings, Rings!
RACHAEL SUDLOW
Explore the world of fabrication and stone setting to create a variety of silver rings! We’ll use advanced techniques to set stones and create several unique bands. Some jewelry experience is suggested.
SAJ33: 3/22-5/10, WE; 5:30 PM-7:30 PM, $230 ($207)
PHOTOGRAPHY
Black & White Photography Workshop Virtual
ANN DEAN
Explore the dynamic beauty of black-and-white photography. We will work with composition, light and contrast to create impactful images, including landscapes, portraits and abstracts. Previous experience is helpful but not necessary.
WAL11: 1/30-2/27, MO; 5:30 PM-7:30 PM, $140 ($126)
Darkroom Photography
ANN DEAN
This class provides students with the basic skills to develop, print and manipulate 35mm black and white images in the darkroom. Chemistry, one roll of film and a limited amount of paper are provided.
SAL21: 3/20-5/8, MO; 6 PM-8 PM, $210 ($189)
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Beginning Printmaking
STEPHANIE ALANIZ
Students will learn the fundamentals of printmaking techniques, including monoprint, collagraph, cyanotype, screen print, relief and etching, and safe printshop practices. We will explore how these techniques can be combined and layered, creating unique prints and multiples.
WAT16: 1/14-3/4, SA; 10:30 AM-12:30 PM, $210 ($189)
Screenprinting
ALICIA KELLY
Learn the basics of the popular printmaking meth od, silkscreen. Students will study drawn stencil methods and photographic stencils to create multiple-layer color editions on paper or fabric.
WAT11: 1/9-3/6, MO; 6 PM-8 PM, $210 ($189)
Letterpress
TIM O’BRIEN
Combine the written word and image-making! Learn to design, set and print type to create stationery, business cards, broadsheets or your own project. This class will also introduce linoleum carving and pressure printing techniques.
WAT21: 1/9-3/6, MO; 7 PM-9 PM, $210 ($189)
SAT11: 3/20-5/8, MO; 7 PM-9 PM, $210 ($189)
Intaglio: Cut Copper Plates
TARO TAKIZAWA
Learn multiple techniques, including symmetrical printing with Japanese paper, cutting copper plates with a jewelry saw, and the basics of copper etching and printing techniques.
WAT22: 1/10-2/28, TU; 5:30 PM-7:30 PM, $210 ($189)
Technicolor Prints
MATTHEW WILLIE GARCIA
Explore color through various printmaking tech niques and develop a broader understanding of color theory, layering and mixing pigments and inks. Students will learn multiple printing tech niques while developing their sense of color.
WAT33: 1/11-3/1, WE; 5:30 PM-7:30 PM, $210 ($189)
Mokuhanga
MATTHEW WILLIE GARCIA
Learn the basic techniques of Mokuhanga, a traditional Japanese woodblock printing process, including carving woodblocks, inking the wood blocks with watercolor inks and hand-printing the woodblocks with a barren.
SAT22: 3/21-5/9, TU; 5:30 PM-7:30 PM, $230 ($207)
Reductive Intaglio
TIANA HONDA
This advanced intaglio course will teach students how to utilize a single plate of copper to create a multi-color edition of prints. We will also incorporate familiar processes such as etching, aquatint and chine-collé.
SAT33: 3/22-5/10, WE; 5:30 PM-8 PM, $230 ($207)
To Infinity: Patterns & Screen Printing
TARO TAKIZAWA
Explore the infinite possibilities of patterns with screen printing! Students will create their own prints with patterns inspired by Art Deco fabric and wallpaper.
SAT14: 3/23-5/11, TH; 5:30 PM-7:30 PM, $210 ($189)
Monotype
MATTHEW WILLIE GARCIA
Explore printmaking through the monotype pro cess, working with traditional and experimental monotype methods. All levels are welcome.
SAT25: 3/24-5/12, FR; 10:30 AM-12:30 PM, $210 ($189)
Relief Collagraph
TARO TAKIZAWA
Learn quick and easy ways to print colorful relief prints using chipboard. Students will learn the basic techniques of printing, layering and color mixing. Both representational design and abstract patterns can work in this medium.
SAT26: 4/1-5/13, SA; 10:30 AM-12:30 PM, $210 ($189)
Printmaking Open Studio
MATTHEW WILLIE GARCIA
Open studio is for advanced students to work independently. Participants must provide their own inks and paper, and classes have studio right-of-way. Instructor permission is required.
WAT57: 1/9-3/5, ALL; 9 AM-9 PM, $230 ($207)
SAT57: 3/20-5/14, ALL; 9 AM-9 PM, $230 ($207)
WRITING
Build a Protagonist Virtual
JACKIE HEDEMAN
During this four-week crash course in creating compelling characters, we’ll have fun taking different approaches toward building and under standing your protagonist. At the end of the class, you’ll have a ready-made character!
WAW13: 2/8-3/1, WE; 7 PM-8 PM, $80 ($72)
Flash Fiction Virtual ALISHA
DAVIS
Micro-fiction. Short short stories. Sudden fiction. Flash fiction has many names, but the creative motive is clear: embrace brevity and intensity. How do we distill a story into a few pages or paragraphs? Explore the world of flash fiction, where every word matters.
SAW12: 3/21-5/9, TU; 5:30 PM-6:30 PM, $130 ($117)
Tough Drafts: Writing Memoir Virtual JACKIE
HEDEMAN
In this creative nonfiction class, we’ll explore techniques for creating vulnerability on the page and nurturing the writer, all while writing and workshopping short memoir pieces. Let’s take risks, share our work and support our fellow writers with generous feedback.
SAW13: 3/22-5/10, WE; 7 PM-8 PM, $130 ($117)
ADULT VISUAL ARTS
PRINTMAKING & PAPER
ARTS
ADULT VISUAL ARTS
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GUIDED WORKSHOP
Souper Bowl: Potter’s Wheel Patterns & Prints
Saturday, Feb. 4 | 11 Am-1 Pm
Create pottery-inspired art during souper bowl! Use the potter’s wheel to make hypnotizing drawings and paintings, then print greeting cards with exclusive Souper Bowl designs.
SELF-GUIDED ACTIVITY
Instructor Spotlight: Matthew Lord’s Sketchy Squiggles
March 1-31 | Main Lobby
Make sketchy squiggle art inspired by instructor Matthew Lord. Help us fill our wall with whimsical drawings starting with a single squiggly line.
GUIDED WORKSHOP
Lines Of All Kinds
Saturday, Apr. 15 | 10 Am-12 Pm
Inspired by Taro Takizawa, create artwork full of line, color and pattern! Fill the main lobby windows with tape while creating colorful tape artwork to take home.
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