2018 Peninsula School of Art Summer Studios for Young Artists Catalog

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SUMMER STUDIOS FOR

YOUNG ARTISTS Workshops in painting, drawing, illustration, sculpture, printmaking, clay, collage, and bookmaking for children and teens.

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CONTACT

Us

STREET ADDRESS

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P.O. Box 304, Fish Creek, WI 54212

PHONE

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TABLE OF

Contents ABOUT PENART

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A DAY IN THE STUDIOS

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2018 SUMMER CALENDAR

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THE LANGUAGE OF ART

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WORKSHOPS FOR CHILDREN (3½-12)

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KIDS PAINT OUT IN THE PARK

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WORKSHOPS FOR TEENS

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WORKSHOPS FOR FAMILIES/ALL AGES

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MEMBERSHIP

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SCHOLARSHIPS

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REGISTRATION

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ABOUT

PenArt MISSION To provide enriching, educational experiences to participants of all ages and abilities that broaden individual perspectives, and foster a community dedicated to the transformative power of the visual arts.

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Since 1965, Peninsula School of Art has been the place to create for children, teens and families. Our signature Studios for Young Artists Program is designed for students ages 3½ to 17. Each week, the four-day workshops are dedicated to a specific theme, from drawing and sculpture, to painting and ceramics.

New this year – a Friday drop-in family program. No pre-registration is required, just stop by the PenArt campus and spend a morning creating together.

Projects are led by art educators and

Board of Directors Nancy Sargent, Chair Karen Hertz-Sumnicht, Vice Chair Steve Sauter, Treasurer Mynn Lanphier, Secretary Roger Bergen Julia Chomeau Carmen Gallagher Tom Claggett Karen Cook Sue Enroth Christy Kelly-Bentgen Mary Beth Maudsley Diane Miller Mary Nelson Stephanie Trenchard Terry Wickman Jane Wienke Sylvia Youell

instruction is adapted to individual age and skill level while bringing the whole family together around art.

We invite you and your family to be a part of our exciting youth arts education tradition. Our School is open throughout the year and our staff looks forward to welcoming you to our campus.

Yours in art, Catherine Hoke Executive Director

Hours of Operation

Staff

May to Oct: Mon-Sat, 8am-5pm Nov to April: Tue-Sat, 8am-5pm

Kay McKinley Director of Public Programs

Our campus is handicapped accessible and open to the public.

We are closed on Sundays, but you are welcome to enjoy our gardens and grounds.

Elysia Michaelsen Director of Education

Catherine Hoke Executive Director

Tori Daubner Registrar & Programs Administrator Ginny Sowinski Development & Events Coordinator

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Caregivers should accompany children to and from their studios.

Please do not drop off your child more than 5 minutes before class time. At the end of class, please pick up your child promptly.

PenArt does not provide extended care.

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A DAY IN THE

Studios

When registering for a Summer Studios for Young Artists workshop, you might have questions about what to expect. We have a routine, but it allow for lots of impromptu fun! A typical day looks like this:

• Each day, your child’s instructor greets them at the door to their studio.

• Backpacks, snacks, jackets, etc. will be set aside and children will head inside for a creative warm-up.

• Once all of the students have arrived, instructors will

introduce the topic of the workshop and get started on the lessons for the day.

• Teaching methods include demonstrations, group

brainstorms, readings, viewing and discussing the work of well-known artists, and, of course, hands-on practice through skill building projects and final works of art.

• Halfway through the class, a break will be taken outside

(If you wish, pack a snack for your child. PenArt does not provide snacks).

• More art making!

• Children will set aside projects that need to be completed the next day and safely pack up finished artworks to take home.

• Meet your child in their studio at the end of class and see

what they have accomplished. Instructors are available to answer questions and share what the rest of the week will bring.

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2018 SUMMER STUDIOS FOR YOUNG ARTISTS

Calendar

Ages 3½ - 5

Ages 6 - 8

Drawing & Painting

June 25-29

Ceramics

June 18-22

MONDAY

TUESDAY

Ages 13 - 17

WEDNESDAY

Families/All Ages

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

From Armadillo to Zebra: Animal Sculpture • YA1801 • 9am-Noon Ceramics: Wheel & Hand • YA1823 • 9am-Noon Sculptural Clay • YA1810 • 1-4pm

Family Drop In • Ceramics 9am-Noon

Functional Forms on the Wheel • YA1834 • 1-4pm Many Ways to Paint • YA1802 • 9am-Noon Painting and Drawing Animals • YA1811 • 9am-Noon Creative Illusions • YA1824 • 1-4pm

Family Drop In • Painting & Drawing 9am-Noon

July 2-6

Paper, Print & Book

Hands on Art History • YA1812 • 1-4pm

Sculpture

July 9-13

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Ages 9 -12

Textures, Patterns and Prints Fundamental of Screen Printing Start the Presses

CONT. • YA1803 • 9am-Noon School Closed 4th of July

Teen Screen

CONT. • YA1825 • 9am-Noon CONT. • YA1813 • 1-4pm CONT. • YA1835 • 1-4pm

Show of Hands: Puppets • YA1804 • 9am-Noon Sculptures Big and Small • YA1814 • 9am-Noon Explorations in Sculpture • YA1826 • 1-4pm Adventures in Papier-mâché • YA1815 • 1-4pm

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Family Drop In • Sculpture 9am-Noon

About Workshop Age Groups

caregivers abide by age restrictions when registering their children.

PenArt works closely with instructors to develop engaging and educational art lessons appropriate for each age group. In order to ensure a positive and successful workshop experience, we ask that

Children must have reached the minimum age required at the time their workshop begins. No exceptions will be made.

MONDAY

Thank you for your understanding.

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

Dress for Mess!

Young artists should dress appropriately for art making. PenArt provides t-shirts and aprons to help avoid stains.

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

Painting & Drawing

July 16-20

Every Image Tells a Story • YA1805 • 9am-Noon All About 2D: Drawing & Painting • YA1816 • 9am-Noon Abstract Painting with Watermedia • YA1827 • 1-4pm

Family Drop In • Painting & Drawing 9am-Noon

Paper, Print & Book

July 30-Aug 3

Ceramics

July 23-27

Going with the Flow: Watercolor Painting • YA1817 • 1-4pm Clay Creations • YA1806 • 9am-Noon Pottery in the Making • YA1828 • 9am-Noon Ceramics Around the World • YA1818 • 1-4pm

See pg. 24 for info on Saturdays Kid’s Paint

Clay for Everyday • YA1829 • 1-4pm Books that Fold, Twist & Pop • YA1807 • 9am-Noon Never too Many: Printmaking Sampler • YA1819 • 9am-Noon Cut and Paste: Collage and Montage • YA1830 • 1-4pm

Family Drop In • Bookmaking 9am-Noon

Three Dimensional Tunnel Books • YA1820 • 1-4pm

Painting & Drawing

Aug 6-10

Influential Painters • YA1808 • 9am-Noon Comic Books Inside and Out • YA1821 • 9am-Noon Realism, Abstraction and Everything in Between • YA1831 • 1-4pm

Family Drop In • Painting & Drawing 9am-Noon

Ceramics

Aug 13-17

Illustration Techniques • YA1836 • 1-4pm Pinch, Coil & Slab • YA1809 • 9am-Noon Ceramics: Form and Surface • YA1832 • 9am-Noon Clay Built for the Outdoors • YA1822 • 1-4pm

Family Drop In • Ceramics 9am-Noon

Door County Ceramics • YA1833 • 1-4pm

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THE LANGUAGE OF

Art

Your child may have questions about techniques we cover in the workshops. Below are some definitions for you to share.

Screen Prints – Using a stencil to block out lines and shapes, ink is pushed through a silkscreen using a squeegee to create a single- or multi-color image. Screens can be used again and again for a series of identical prints.

Monotypes – A loose printmaking process, monotypes are made by painting ink on plexiglass and transferring to paper via friction.

These prints are unique and difficult to replicate.

Collagraphs – Starting with a collaged surface of different textures, such as leaves, corrugated paper, or cloth, ink is applied and then transferred to paper.

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Relief Prints – Wood or linoleum blocks are carved to create a printable surface with positive and negative areas to form an image.

Collage – A process for creating an image, abstract or representational, by gluing various found material to a surface.

Hand Building – Pinch, coil, and slab construction techniques are used when making hand built vessels or sculptures. A potter’s wheel is not used in this process.

Wheel Throwing – A potter’s wheel is used to make cylindrical forms of all sizes - including cups, vases, bowls, and plates. Hand building techniques can be used later to add handles and feet.

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WORKSHOPS FOR

Children

Register Early!

Registrations are accepted up to the first day of class or as long as space is available. Space is assigned on a firstcome, first-served basis. Registrations must be accompanied by full payment.

You may register in person, online, by mail, or by phone.

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At PenArt, you won’t find just any art class. You’ll find some of the most innovative and immersive studio arts experiences available for children. From painting to sculpture, and printmaking to ceramics, our four-day workshops inspire self-expression, develop creative problem solving, and instill a passion for learning.

Housed in the original teaching and studio spaces of PenArt’s founder,

Madeline Tourtelot, our youth studios are packed with history, filled with natural light, and equipped with all of the tools and materials needed for each workshop. In these spaces, young artists are encouraged to engage in the creative process from start to finish. Visits to the Guenzel Gallery, instructor demonstrations, group

brainstorms, and collaborative and independent projects help children discover new ways of thinking, seeing, and making.

Featuring a different medium each week, PenArt has fun-filled classes for every young artist. Join us for a summer of new friends, creativity, and art making.

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AGES

3 to 5 1/ 2

Workshops for our youngest artists focus on the following art concepts: Line • Shape • Texture • Pattern • Color, • ThreeDimensional Form • Art Appreciation • Material Application • Creative Process • Artistic Expression

From Armadillo to Zebra: Animal Sculptures

Workshop ID: YA1801 Date: Jun 18-21 • 9am-Noon Ages: 3½-5 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 Nature and art intersect in this ceramics workshop as students create their own pack of sculptural animals. Gathering inspiration from pets, the creatures of Door County, and wild animals from throughout the world, children will use pinch, coil, and slab techniques to form each piece.

Texture, pattern, and color will be added using a variety of tools and materials.

Many Ways to Paint

Workshop ID: YA182 Date: Jun 25-28 • 9am-Noon Ages: 3½-5 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 Young artists will push the boundaries of traditional painting to create unique and vibrant pieces. Basic painting techniques, including brush handling and color mixing, will be taught, followed by more experimental methods combining collage, printmaking, and even sculpture.

Observational and abstract compositions will be explored.

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Snack Time Young artists take a short break halfway through each day. Please pack an appropriate snack for your child and label with his/her name. PenArt is not nut free.

Please note any allergies on your child’s health form.

Textures, Patterns, and Prints

Workshop ID: YA1803 Date: Jul 2-6 • 9am-Noon, no class July 4 Ages: 3½-5 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 In this workshop, children will explore the rich history of printmaking. Focusing on the processes of monotype, collagraph, and paste papers, students will experiment with the tools and materials of each to create one-of-a-kind works. Gaining an understanding of color, texture, shape, line, and pattern will be emphasized.

Show of Hands: Puppet Art

Workshop ID: YA1804 Date: Jul 9-12 • 9am-Noon Ages: 3½-5 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 Using a variety of materials and techniques, young artists will make a series of puppets. Children will gather inspiration for their puppets’ character traits from books, poems, and music. Individual and collaborative mixed media theaters will set the stage for everyone’s puppets to perform at PenArt and home.

Every Image Tells a Story

Workshop ID: YA1805 Date: Jul 16-19 • 9am-Noon Ages: 3½-5 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 In this workshop, students will read, discuss, and use popular children’s books as inspiration for creating characters, telling new stories, and combining language and art. Basic painting, drawing, and collage techniques will be taught, and a variety of two-dimensional art pieces created.

Clay Creations

Workshop ID: YA1806 Date: Jul 23-26 • 9am-Noon Ages: 3½-5 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 Students will use basic hand building techniques to create a wide range of sculptural and functional ceramic pieces.

Children will learn how to use pinch, coil, and slab construction to build imaginative creatures, small pots, sculptural masks, and more. Add texture, pattern, and color using a variety of tools and tempera paints.

Books that Fold, Twist, and Pop

Workshop ID: YA1807 Date: Jul 30-Aug 2• 9am-Noon Ages: 3½-5 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 Children will view books in a whole new way as they create three-dimensional books with pockets, pop-up images, scrolls, and moveable parts. Simple folded forms will be introduced first, followed by more advanced, multi-page books. Pages and book covers will be created using drawing, painting, printmaking, and collage techniques.

Influential Painters

Workshop ID: YA1808 Date: Aug 6-9 • 9am-Noon Ages: 3½-5 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 Well-known movements from throughout history and present day will be explored in this painting workshop. Young artists will study the styles and artists that made each movement famous, from the Renaissance to Post-Modern times. Exercises and final projects will be completed in watercolor and tempera using traditional and experimental methods and tools.

Pinch, Coil, and Slab

Workshop ID: YA1809 Date: Aug 13-16 • 9am-Noon Ages: 3½-5 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 In this ceramics workshop, children will focus on a different hand building technique each day, including pinch, coil, and slab construction. Functional pieces, such as pots and rattles, and sculptures, such as animals and masks, will be explored throughout the week. Projects will help children develop fine motor skills and stimulate artistic expression.

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Ages 6 t0 8 Workshops for our six- to eight-year old artists focus on the following art concepts: Line • Shape • Texture • Pattern • Color Mixing Three-Dimensional Form and Construction • Art History • Material Handling • Creative Problem Solving • Storytelling

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Sculptural Clay

Start the Presses

Drawing and Painting Animals

Sculptures Big and Small

Workshop ID: YA1810 Date: Jun 18-21 • 1-4pm Ages: 6-8 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 In this workshop, young artists will use hand building techniques to explore the sculptural possibilities of clay. Pinch, coil, and slab construction will be used to create a series of unique works of art, including abstract sculptures, wall-hung pieces, and freestanding objects. Children will decorate the surfaces of their work with texture tools and brightly colored underglazes.

Workshop ID: YA1811 Date: Jun 25-28 • 1-4pm Ages: 6-8 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 Students will learn how to use foundational art elements to accurately draw and paint a range of animals in this workshop. Photo references, as well as class visits from various furry, scaly, and feathered friends will provide inspiration throughout the week. Children will use graphite, oil pastel, watercolor, tempera, and more to capture these animals and their environments.

Hands On Art History

Workshop ID: YA1812 Date: Jun 25-28 • 1-4pm Ages: 6-8 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 This workshop will look at and discuss various artistic styles in painting throughout history and contemporary times. Young artists will experiment with a range of painting and drawing materials, markmaking tools, and paint application in a series of skill-building exercises and final projects. Realistic and abstract subject matter will be explored.

Workshop ID: YA1813 Date: Jul 2-6 • 1-4pm, no class July 4 Ages: 6-8 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 From relief prints to monotypes, collagraphs and stencils, young artists will discover the expansive world of printmaking. Techniques specific to each process will be taught, followed by time for children to experiment with combining processes by hand and using PenArt’s etching press. Students will create both single- and multiple-color images.

Workshop ID: YA1814 Date: Jul 9-12 • 9am-Noon Ages: 6-8 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 Focusing on structure and form, this workshop will dive into the many materials and techniques of sculpture. Paper, cardboard, papier-mâché, wood, fabric, and found objects will all be used to create abstract and realistic, hard and soft sculptures. Students will look at the sculptural works of historical and contemporary artists for inspiration and instruction throughout the week.

Adventures in Papier-Mâché

Workshop ID: YA1815 Date: Jul 9-12 • 1-4pm Ages: 6-8 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 This workshop will introduce young artists to a variety of ways papier-mâché can be used to create three-dimensional works that are sculptural and functional. Bowls, vases, abstract sculptures, and piñatas are just a few of the possibilities. Completed with tempera paint and other media, pieces will be vibrant and durable.

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Clay Project Pick up

Some clay projects need to be bisque and glaze fired and cannot be taken home until later. PenArt will contact you with specific pickup information. We strongly recommend that you bring your child with you to identify their projects.

All unclaimed items will be recycled after September 22nd.

All About 2D: Drawing and Painting

Workshop ID: YA1816 Date: Jul 16-19 • 9am-Noon Ages: 6-8 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 Drawing is at the foundation of nearly all art making. Students will begin this workshop by learning basic drawing techniques and build them into successful watercolor, tempera, and mixed media paintings exploring composition, brush handling, color mixing, and style. Realistic and abstract subjects will be referenced.

Going with the Flow: Watercolor Painting

Workshop ID: YA1817 Date: Jul 16-19 • 1-4pm Ages: 6-8 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 In this workshop, students will develop skill in contour drawing and watercolor application. Landscapes, portraits, narrative scenes, and abstract compositions will be explored while children learn how to mix color, use wet and dry application techniques, control washes, add texture, and combine with other media for unique effects.

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Ceramics Around the World

Workshop ID: YA1818 Date: Jul 23-26 • 1-4pm Ages: 6-8 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 This ceramics workshop will take young artists on a trip around the globe to discover unique works of art. Each day, students will explore a different global destination and focus on the ceramic art and techniques specific to that region.

Pieces will be decorated using brightly colored underglazes and a final clear glaze will ensure all pieces are food safe.

Never Too Many: Printmaking Sampler

Workshop ID: YA1819 Date: Jul 30-Aug 2 • 9am-Noon Ages: 6-8 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 This workshop will focus on three different printmaking methods, including relief, collagraph, and monotype. Young artists will learn about the history and practice the techniques unique to each process, followed by time to experiment and play.

Single- and multi-color prints will be produced using each method.

Three-Dimensional Tunnel Books

Workshop ID: YA1820 Date: Jul 30-Aug 2• 1-4pm Ages: 6-8 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 Tunnel books are defined by their stagelike window containing different layers of images. Students will begin by designing the image they want their book to show.

Then they will separate the information into different foreground, mid-ground, and background layers and construct the book. Basic drawing, collage and painting techniques will be taught.

Comic Books Inside and Out

Workshop ID: YA1821 Date: Aug 6-9 • 9am-Noon Ages: 6-8 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 In this drawing workshop, children will explore the language of cartooning and develop their own characters and stories.

Basic to advanced drawing skills, as well as storytelling techniques will be taught.

Graphic novels, manga, cartooning, and other illustration styles will be viewed and discussed to help young artists invent their own style.

Clay Built for the Outdoors

Workshop ID: YA1822 Date: Aug 13-16 • 1-4pm Ages: 6-8 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 Using the summer landscape for inspiration, young artists will create a series of functional and sculptural ceramic pieces for the outdoors. Lanterns, toad houses, small animal sculptures, and flower pots are just a few of the possible projects.

Hand building techniques will be used to create each piece and brightly colored underglazes will decorate the surface.

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AGES

9 to 12 Workshops for our nine- to 12-year old artists focus on the following art concepts: Composition • Design • Color Theory • ThreeDimensional Form and Construction • Art History • Material Handling • Creative Problem Solving • Storytelling • Idea Development

Ceramics: Wheel and Hand

Workshop ID: YA1823 Date: Jun 18-21 • 9am-Noon Ages: 9-12 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 Using wheel throwing and hand building techniques, young artists will create a variety of functional and decorative ceramic ware. Two days will be devoted to the potter’s wheel and two days to coil and slab construction. Dimensional details, texture, and painted imagery will decorate the surface, and a final clear glaze will ensure all pieces are food safe.

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Creative Illusions

Workshop ID: YA1824 Date: Jun 25-28 • 1-4pm Ages: 9-12 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 Throughout history, artists have used a variety of techniques to trick the eye of the viewer. This workshop will dive into the methods behind Optical Art, Trompe L’oeil, tessellations, and more. Children will use a variety of drawing and painting materials to create two-dimensional works that appear three-dimensional, imply movement, vibrate, hide images, and warp.

Fundamentals of Screen Printing

Workshop ID: YA1825 Date: Jul 2-6 • 9am-Noon, no class July 4 Ages: 9-12 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 In this workshop, students will learn the basics of screen printing on paper. From start to finish, participants will generate ideas, plan their composition, map out color separations, master stencil and hand drawn techniques, and squeegee ink through silkscreens to create original prints and posters. More experimental techniques will be introduced as time allows.

Explorations in Sculpture

Workshop ID: YA1826 Date: Jul 9-12 • 1-4pm Ages: 9-12 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 Using a variety of tools and materials, this workshop will introduce students to basic techniques in sculpture. Paper, wire, plaster, found objects, and fabric will all be used to create abstract and realistic, hard and soft sculptures. The works of historical and contemporary sculptors will provide students with inspiration and instruction throughout the week.

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Abstract Painting with Watermedia

Workshop ID: YA1827 Date: Jul 16-19 • 1-4pm Ages: 9-12 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 Focused on line, shape, color, and texture, this workshop will investigate the world of abstract painting. Using ink, watercolor, gouache, and acrylic, students will create a series of paintings. The artists of Cubism, Modernism, Abstract Expressionism, Color Field painting, and more will be viewed and discussed throughout the week and used for inspiration.

Pottery in the Making

Workshop ID: YA1828 Date: Jul 23-26 • 9am-Noon Ages: 9-12 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 Great for both beginning and returning students, this workshop will focus on using the wheel to create a variety of functional pieces, including cups, plates, bowls, and vases. Young artists will have plenty of time to practice techniques and make new forms. Surfaces will be decorated using underglazes and a final clear glaze will ensure all items are food safe.

Clay for the Everyday

Workshop ID: YA1829 Date: Jul 23-26 • 1-4pm Ages: 9-12 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 Using a combination of the potter’s wheel and hand building techniques, young artists will produce a range of functional pieces.

Plates, bowls, cups, vases, book ends, and candle holders are just a few of the possible projects. Students will learn how to modify, embellish, and underglaze. A final clear glaze will ensure all pieces are food safe.

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Health & Photo Release Forms Health and photo release forms must be completed and submitted before the first day of class. Find it at: PenArt.org/2018release

Cut and Paste: Collage and Montage

Workshop ID: YA1830 Date: Jul 30-Aug 2• 1-4pm Ages: 9-12 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 Students will explore basic to advanced collage and montage techniques, including using recycled materials, found objects, and printmaking methods to communicate an artistic vision. The works of Masters Robert Rauschenberg, Hannah Höch, Henri Matisse, Max Ernst, and more will be referenced for inspiration and instruction throughout the week.

Realism, Abstraction, and Everything in Between

Workshop ID: YA1831 Date: Aug 6-9 • 1-4pm Ages: 9-12 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 Using a variety of painting and drawing media, this workshop will look at and discuss various artistic styles throughout history. Students will experiment with materials, paint application, and subject matter to create small-scale projects. These skills projects will help students decide which techniques to use on larger-scale works.

Ceramics: Form and Surface

Workshop ID: YA1832 Date: Aug 13-16 • 9am-Noon Ages: 9-12 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 In this workshop, young artists will learn the basics of making functional pottery.

A combination of potter’s wheel and hand building techniques will teach the fundamentals of three-dimensional construction, while underglaze painting and sgraffito techniques will explore surface decoration. A final clear glaze will ensure all pieces are food safe.

Door County Ceramics

Workshop ID: YA1833 Date: Aug 13-16 • 1-4pm Ages: 9-12 Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 Pulling imagery, textures, and color from the Door County landscape, this workshop will use the potter’s wheel and hand building techniques to make a range of functional and decorative ceramic pieces that reflect the school’s surroundings. The surfaces of each piece will be decorated using underglazes and a variety of painting and carving techniques. All pieces will be finished with a clear glaze.

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KIDS’ PAINT OUT

In the Park Kids can join in the fun the during the Midwest’s premier outdoor painting event - from watching one of the Door County Plein Air Festival featured artists in action, to trying their hand at plein air painting during the Festival’s annual Kids’ Paint Out The Door County Plein Air Festival celebrates the tradition of outdoor painting with some of the finest landscape painters from around the Midwest, and across the country. July 22 through July 28, 2018, artists will put brush to canvas, capturing the summer light over the waters and fields of Door County.

The week-long, family-friendly festival has events for all ages.

Visit iconic Door County sites and learn from daily artist demonstrations or enjoy a sunset walk in Fish Creek

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and try to spy as many artists working as you can! Saturday’s Quick Paint and Live auction has something for the whole family, including plenty of easels and supplies for your young artist. Complete schedule of events at: www.PenArt.org/DCPAF2018

Kids’ Paint Out in the Park

Saturday, July 29 • 9-11am Sister Bay Waterfront Park $5 per child Includes all materials (and a little guidance).

No pre-registration required.

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WORKSHOPS FOR

Teens

Whether your teen is exploring their interests or preparing a college portfolio, PenArt offers opportunities for teens to expand their creative potential. Our intensive hands-on experiences encourage develop technical skills, explore process and materials, and teach ways to translate ideas into visual form.

Focused on the media of ceramics, screen printing, and illustration, teen workshops are held in dedicated studios; providing access to artistgrade materials, professional equipment, and digital resources. Cont.

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Technical exercises, experiments, and self-driven projects focus on building skill and confidence, while peer feedback and artist mentorship offer advice for the next steps.

Open to 13 to 17-year olds, an interest in learning new techniques and building a strong and diverse portfolio are the only prerequisites.

Functional Forms on the Wheel

Workshops for our teen artists focus on the following art concepts: Composition • Design • Color Theory • Three-Dimensional Form and Construction • Art History • Manipulating Materials • Considering Form and Content • Developing an Artistic Voice

Illustration Techniques

Workshop ID: YA1834 Date: Jun 18-21 • 1-4pm Ages: Teen Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 This workshop offers the opportunity for teens to refine their skills on the potter’s wheel. Basic throwing techniques will be reviewed, and more advanced methods introduced as students create a series of plates, bowls, mugs, and more. Students will design and decorate the surface of each piece using texture tools and colorful underglazes. A final clear glaze will ensure all pieces are food safe.

Workshop ID: YA1836 Date: Aug 6-9 • 1-4pm Ages: Teen Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 In this workshop, teens will learn the process of illustrating a sequential story from writing, layout, and sketching, to the final finished pages. Students will design and roughly sketch a multiple page story with illustrations in the media of their choice. Watercolor, colored ink, markers, pens, and colored pencil techniques will be taught.

Teen Screen

Workshop ID: YA1835 Date: Jul 2-6 • 1-4pm, no class July 4 Ages: Teen Member: $125 • Non-Member: $140 Teens will venture into the exciting world of silkscreen printing in this introductory workshop. Screen printing is a versatile medium that can be used in fine art, fashion, graphic design, and more. Working from imagery of their choosing, teens will learn how to plan compositions, separate and sequence colors, mix and apply ink, and print. Water-based inks will be used.

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Pre-workshop Checklist ☐ Health & Photo Release submitted ☐ Dressed for art making ☐ Snack and beverage packed

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Questions?

Call the Registrar @ 920.868.3455

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NEW IN 2018!

Friday mornings are set aside just for you and your family. Take time to create together.

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DROP IN ANYTIME AND STAY AS LONG AS YOU LIKE! Friday mornings are set aside for drop-in art making experiences for children and family members of all ages. Designed to introduce participants to a variety of processes, materials, and ideas, a different medium is featured each week. From painting to ceramics, creativity is exercised through guided exploration. Projects and instruction are adapted to individual age and skill levels.

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Drop-in with your family for a visual arts class that is innovative, accessible, and, most importantly, fun!

Ceramics: Jun 22 • 9am-Noon Painting: Jun 29 • 9am-Noon Sculpture: Jul 13 • 9am-Noon Painting: Jul 20 • 9am-Noon Bookmaking: Aug 3 • 9am-Noon Painting: Aug 10 • 9am-Noon Ceramics: Aug 17 • 9am-Noon $15 per person/per session

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BECOME A

Member No matter the socio-economic background, age or skill level, we believe each and every person that walks up the red brick walkway to PenArt, should have the opportunity to connect, experience and grow through the visual arts. Membership gifts made that happen for over 10,000 visitors, students, children and families in 2017.

Tuition and fees cover only 50% of our operating expenses. We depend on members to provide the funding that bridges the gap, and makes engaging, accessible arts experiences possible.

It is the support of individuals like you that enables us to offer: • FREE family-friendly community outreach programs for 3000

children and families • Special events like the Door County Plein Air Festival and Community Iron Pour • FREE exhibitions in our Guenzel Gallery • Space and equipment for artists of all ages

Please consider a membership gift today and make a significant impact on the artistic lives of the many who depend on our programs. Donate online at: www.PenArt.org/support2018

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CHILDREN & TEEN

Scholarships PenArt is dedicated to offering educational opportunities to young artists and increasing access to our programs for a diverse group of students. Applications for scholarship support are encouraged. Scholarships are funded by contributors to the Peninsula School of Art, whether through endowed funds or special gifts. We are grateful for these important contributions.

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Please contact the School office at 920.868.3455 to receive an application or visit our website to download an application form. There are a limited number of scholarship spaces available in each workshop, so please indicate your child’s first, second, and third workshop choices on your application.

Application Deadline: May 15 Notification Date: June 1

KATHRYN A. DOERR YOUNG ARTISTS SCHOLARSHIPS Established in 2012, in memory of Kathryn A. Doerr (Katie), by her family, this endowed fund provides support for Peninsula School of Art youth scholarships and youth outreach programs. These scholarships cover 100% of the tuition expenses for any Summer Studios for Young Artists workshop. Participation in the program is limited to full-time residents of Door and Kewaunee, Wisconsin counties.

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REGISTRATION General Information

Policies

• Registrations are accepted strictly on a first-come, first registered basis. Your place in the workshop will be reserved when we receive payment in full.

• If your payment is declined, your registration will be voided. After you register, a confirmation notice will be emailed to you within two days.

• Unacceptable behavior: PenArt reserves the right to refuse registrations from participants who have a history of disruptive behavior or to dismiss any student without refund who disrupts our learning environment.

• The majority of our campus is handicapped accessible, however some studios are not. If your child has any special needs or requires special accommodations, please let us know when you register.

• If your child has any learning needs, allergies, or any other special concerns, please let us know when you register and include details on the Health Release Form.

Correspondence

• All registration confirmations, sales receipts will be sent via email when an email address is provided.

• Please contact info@PeninsulaSchoolofArt.org to update your contact information.

Payments & Fees

• Full payment is due at the time of workshop registration. PenArt accepts Visa, MasterCard, Discover, personal checks, bank checks, money orders or cash.

What to Wear

• Students should dress appropriately for art projects, including suitable footwear. Many classes use dyes, inks or paints that may stain hands and clothing.

Dress your child in old clothing or send along an apron, work shirt or smock.

• Weather permitting, students will take their breaks on the grounds and should have appropriate clothing to wear outside.

• We are not responsible for clothes that become stained during the workshops.

What to Bring

• All materials for students will be provided, unless otherwise noted.

• Every studio is provided with a cooler of water. You may send along a small snack if you like, but keep in mind refrigeration is not available. We do not provide food for students.

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To Cancel a Registration

• PenArt makes a substantial investment when planning a workshop. While we understand that circumstances may arise causing a change in your plans, we must adhere to a business policy. If you need to cancel your child’s registration, PenArt must be notified by phone, and the following policies apply: • 30 days or more prior to a workshop: Full refund of tuition, less a $25 cancellation fee.

• 29 days or less prior to a workshop: No refunds for any amount.

• Cancellation fees reflect the cost of registration, staff, instructor contracts, material acquisitions, and other services. This policy applies to all registrants, regardless of the reason for cancelling.

• For your protection and should an unforeseen personal emergency arise, we HIGHLY recommended the purchase of trip insurance. Some credit cards, auto clubs, travel services, or online companies offer travel insurance for non-refundable expenses. If it’s necessary for either an instructor or PenArt to cancel a workshop, you will receive a full refund of tuition, but not other related expenses. If you drop out of a class once it has started, there are no refunds for any amount.

Transfers

• Your child may transfer from one workshop to another, space permitting, 30 days or more prior to the workshop for which they are currently registered. A $15 transfer fee will apply. Registrations are not transferable to another child. There is a limit to one transfer per student per year.

Waiting Lists

• When a workshop fills, we start a waiting list. There is no charge to be on the waiting list. If space becomes available we contact the first person on the list. That person has 24 hours to register before we move on to the next person.

PenArt Cancels a Workshop

• Occasionally, PenArt must cancel a workshop due to low enrollment, illness or other unforeseen circumstances. If we do, we will notify you as soon as possible. You may register for another workshop (based on availability) or receive a full refund of tuition paid.. Notification of cancellation will normally occur three weeks prior to the beginning of the workshop, in rare cases however, it may be less.

Peninsula School of Art is not responsible for losses incurred due to housing, personal expenses, travel or other arrangements.

Classes fill early. Registrations are accepted online, by mail or phone.

Please print clearly and fill out completely. Mail this form to: Peninsula School of Art P.O. Box 304 Fish Creek, Wisconsin 54212 If you have questions, please, call: 920.868.3455 or email info@PeninsulaSchoolofArt.org Registration Date: Child’s Name: Child’s Date of Birth: Parent/Guardian’s Name: Billing Address: Billing City, State, Zip: Billing Phone: Mobile or Local Phone: Email: Mailing Address (if different from billing): Mailing City, State, Zip: Does your child have any learning needs/allergies/other concerns we should be aware of?

Course ID

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Member Tuition

Non-Member Tuition

Tuition Subtotal: Total Tuition: Membership/Contributing Membership: TOTAL AMOUNT DUE (Membership + Tuition):

 I have read and agree to the registration policies.  Check enclosed, payable to Peninsula School of Art or  Charge to:  VISA  Mastercard  Discover Name on card: Account #: Exp. Date:

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Peninsula School of Art, Inc. P.O. Box 304 3900 County F Fish Creek, Wisconsin 54212

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REGISTRATION OPENS TUESDAY, MARCH 27

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