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@pratt magazine JUN-AUG 2015
I love the way Seattle celebrates summertime. It’s as if we are awakened with a solar-powered blast of energy, suddenly celebrating the light and refusing to waste a single minute of it. Endless hours of sun, sea, food and friends. And, of course, the festivals! It feels as though there is a festival every weekend and more often than not, you’ll find art at the center of it. You can bet that I’ll be out and about all summer long, nourishing my soul with celebrations that highlight art and artists. Here are few of the fairs and fests I’ll be checking out: JUNE 13
Georgetown Carnival
JUNE 19-21
Fremont Fair
JUNE 27-28
Urban Craft Uprising
JULY 24-26
Bellevue ARTSfair
JULY 30-AUG 2 Seattle Art Fair AUGUST 15
Central Area Community Festival
I always seem to come away from these events charged up and inspired to get back in the studio. Let’s get out there and get inspired together! Cheers,
Steve Galatro Executive Director
contents SPRING EVENT & AWARDS ...............03 STUDIO ACCESS ...............................04 SEATTLE GLASS EXPERIENCE ...........05 SUMMER ART CAMPS ......................07 TEEN SUMMER PROGRAMS .............09 ART PARTIES .....................................11 CALL FOR SCHOLARSHIPS ................13 CLASS LISTINGS ................14-16,19-26
WOODWORKING ...........................14 FABRICATION ................................15 STONECARVING ............................15 WARM GLASS ................................19 HOT GLASS ...................................20 PRINT / MIXED MEDIA ...................23 DRAWING / PAINTING ..................24 JEWELRY ........................................25
FEATURED ARTIST ...........................17 WEEKEND WORKSHOPS ..................21 MEMBERSHIP ...................................29
Pratt Fine Arts Center serves as a lasting tribute to Edwin T. Pratt, a man who relentlessly championed open and equal access to educational and housing opportunities for all of Seattle’s residents. Pratt Fine Arts Center honors his memory by continuing to pursue its mission of making art education accessible to everyone, for people of all ages, all skill levels, and all backgrounds.
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THANK YOU
to our Raise the Paddle donors! Together, we made history and raised
$1.65 million!
Special thanks to the Klorfine Foundation for their generous matching gift.
Congratulations to our Pratt Studio 54 DIRECTOR’S CHOICE ARTIST AWARD WINNERS Selected exclusively from silent auction categories by Pratt Fine Arts Center's Executive Director, Steve Galatro, three prizes are awarded to highlight work worthy of honorable mention.
St. Vag. 6126 Chris Crites
ACRYLIC ON PAPER BAG. 4 X 8 IN
Gathering I Virginia Hungate-Hawk ETCHING ON PAPER. 16 X 20 IN (FRAMED)
Fault Line Delores Taylor
PATE DE VERRE. 6 X 3 X 3 IN
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Raise the Paddle donors Christine & Itamar Abrass Miller Adams & Cheryl Roberts Karin Allen Peter Alspach Chap & Eve Alvord Margery Aronson Brett Baba Pat Bako & Matthew Aimonetti Jody Baldwin Heidi Beck Mark & Marjorie Bellesiles Larry Benaroya Rodger Benson Kim Berardi Cheryl & Ron Berenson William & Margaret Beyers Lyn & David Bishop Mason J Blacher Colt Boehme Alan Boyd Anita Braker Wood Brownlow Sarah Bryant Bill & Ann Burstiner Art Butler & Judy Massong Jill Caddell Joanna Hess Callahan Lee Campbell Alicia & Matt Cannon Kent & Sandra Carlson Britt Carlson Kristofer Carlson Stefano Catalani Chihuly Garden & Glass Alan & Sue Cornell Curtis & Sarah Cox Leann Crist Alexandre David & Gail Irwin Chris Davis & Marie Anne Diane Davis Delaney Dechant Nichole DeMent Madeline Dow Pennington & Ryan Pennington Manya & Gary Drobnack Susan & Lonnie Edelheit Andrew Estes Cameron Etezadi & Jenn Tucker Sue Ethridge Mark Everts Candy Filer Jan & Carl Fisher Duell Fisher Brian Flock & Samantha Kanner Cristina Friday Ron Froton Steven Funk Georgia Gerber & Randy Hudson Kathy Alvord Gerlich Adam Glant James Graham Kevin Hansen Jennifer Hanshar Stephanie Harmon
Tabitha Harrison David Hensel & Chantal Mees Merisa Heu-Weller Cynthia Hibbard Jonathan Himschoot & Kevin Cunningham David Hinshaw Stephanie Hirano Terri Hiroshima Elizabeth Hollis Denise Hopkins Chris Horn Mary Horton Bonnie Hungate-Hawk Naz Ibrahim & Miho Hattori Katlin Jackson Don & Julie James Jim & Holly Johnson Gregg & Nancy Johnson Greg & Tracy Johnson Dennis Jones & Jessie Lin Lew & Sally Jones D'Arcy Kerrigan Anne Kilcup Jessica Kramer-Havens Peggy & Brian Kreger Anne Kroeker Lindsay Lagreid Christopher & Alida Latham Elizabeth Lee Mark Levine Kristen Link Micki Lippe Monica Little Stephen & Dianne Loeb John D Maas Roger & Nancy MacPherson Morgan & Rachel Madison Armand & Lisa Mancillas Michelle Marchant Erika Dayla Massaquoi & Joseph Massaquoi John & Kathleen Maurel Keith & Mary Kay McCaw Family Foundation Dan McComb & Lara Feltin Judith Mearian Susan Mersereau & Phil White Jessica Meyers Ronda & Brad Miller Mary & Gary Molyneaux Heather & Steven Murch Monica Nicoli & Diego Piacentini Kevin Noschese John Nowell Billy & Piper O'Neill Richard & Carolyne Openshaw Tish Oye Deborah Paine Christian Patrick Linda Pawson & Mitch Murri Kyle Peltonen Joel & Ginger Petersen Trung Pham
Phil Phibbs Paul & Beth Picardo Karli Pickett Mimi Pierce Judy Pigott Vicki Platts-Brown Jenny Pohlman & Sabrina Knowles Ryan Matthew Porter John & Joyce Price John Price Donna Prunkard Anne & Geoffrey Randall Christina Carlyle Reed & Ovid Thompson Sandy & David Rensvold Walt & Pat Riehl Dena Rigby Melissa Robe Bob and Mary Robinson Louise Roby Katie and David Rosenthal Vicki Ross Catherine Rudolph Lisa Schaures Matt Sellars & Nicole Brown Sharon & Ron Selset Joanna Sikes Talia Silveri Wright Joan E Singler Catherine Eaton Skinner Devin Smith Sam & Pat Smith Teri St. Onge Esther Stevenson Elizabeth Stuart Joanne Sugura & Bill Massey Ann & Ron Suter Arne Svendsen Bob Swain Andrew Taper Delores & Paul Taylor Jan Tervonen & Dale Durra Emily & Paul Thelen Leslie Thiel Tiffany Noel Thiele Cappy Thompson & Charlie Williams Cayn Thompson Michael Tobaison Kirsten Tollefson Dick Tompkins Al Triplett & Rose Brown Adam Tullman Gordon & Janet Vehar Dave Walter Katherine & Jason Wax Rickie Wolfe & Bryan Smith Amy M Worthington Richard & Barbara Wortley Ann Wyman John Yeager & Kathy Wiggins Dean and Gretchen Young
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GLASS EXPERIENCE
Join Pratt Fine Arts Center in a special series of glass intensives with an impressive roster of prominent artists from across the country and beyond. These Master Artists will be teaching in all of our glass studios so no matter what your glass passion, we have something for everyone
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and all skill levels.
REGISTER TODAY! www.pratt.org/classes/summerglass HOT GLASS CLASS FEE: $1050 BOYD SUGIKI
What’s Next? • JUNE 15--19
#5534 • class level: Intermediate ROB LEWIS
Stamp & Blow • JULY 13--19
#5266 • class level: Intermediate
JAMEX & EINAR DE LA TORRE
Liberation Theology •
JULY 25--AUGUST 2 #5221 • class level: Intermediate SHUNJI OMURA
Characteristics • AUGUST 10--15 #5222 • class level: Intermediate
WALTER LIEBERMAN & GRANITE CALIMPONG
Now and Then: Mining History for Inspiration • AUGUST 17--23 #5219 • class level: All Levels Welcome
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FLAME SHOP CLASS FEE: $800 ROBERT MICKELSEN
Pop Flameworking • JUNE 15--19 #5217 • class level: All Levels Welcome DEMETRA THEOFANOUS
Garden from the Flame •
JULY 6--10 #5218 • class level: All Levels Welcome AMBER COWAN
Fundamentals for the Visionary Creator • AUGUST 12--16 #5223 • class level: All Levels Welcome ALI VANDEGRIFT
Intricate Stringer Work •
AUGUST 19--23 #5224 • class level: Intermediate
KILN SHOP CLASS FEE: $800 LISA ZERKOWITZ
In-Depth Introduction to Kiln-Casting • JUNE 9--14
#5215 • class level: All Levels Welcome LESLIE SPEICHER
Not Your Average Fusing 101 • JULY 20--24 #5220 • class level: All Levels Welcome
Full class descriptions available online at www.pratt.org/classes/summerglass
For more information contact: Scott Darlington Glass Studio Manager 206.328.2200 x266 • sdarlington@pratt.org
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Looking for an exciting summer program that boosts creativity? Try Pratt’s Summer Art Camp! Campers will explore a weekly theme while drawing, painting, and building sculptures to create original art that is sure to make a memorable summer. Summer art camps are taught by professional artists. Learn more on our website at www.pratt.org/classes/summer-youth
SUMMER ART CAMP: WHAT WOULD PICASSO PAINT? PART 1 AGES 7−9
Leslie Ulrich Class #5301
AGES 10−12
Trevor Johnson Class #5302
MON–THU 9AM–3PM 6/29–7/2
4 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE $265
SUMMER ART CAMP: COMICS AND CARTOONING AGES 7−9
L Trevor F U LJohnson Class #5307
AGES 10−12
Greg LL F UStump Class #5308
MON–FRI 9AM–3PM 7/6–7/10
5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE $330
SUMMER ART CAMP: WORLD ART AGES 7−9
Leslie Ulrich Class #5310
AGES 10−12
Trevor Johnson Class #5311
MON–FRI 9AM–3PM 7/13–7/17
5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE $330
SUMMER ART CAMP: SCISSORS TAPE AND GLUE EVERYTHING AGES 7−9
Leslie Ulrich Class LL U#5312
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AGES 10−12
Trevor Johnson LL Class F U#5313
MON–FRI 9AM–3PM 7/20–7/24
5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE $330
SUMMER ART CAMP: WHAT WOULD PICASSO PAINT? PART 2 AGES 7−9
Leslie Ulrich Class #5303
AGES 10−12
LL Trevor F U Johnson Class #5304
5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE $330
MON–FRI 9AM–3PM 7/27–7/31
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SUMMER CAMP AFTER CARE Summer Camp After Care is available Mon-Fri from 3-6pm. After care is supervised outside time in Pratt Park, or in the youth room. $20 per day or $90 per week. Email Myra Kaha at mkaha@pratt.org if interested.
YOUTH CLASS PARENT AND ME: BLACKSMITHING
Scott Szloch • Class #5533
FULL
SUN 1–5PM 6/28 1 SESSION • CLASS FEE: $140
SUPPORT FOR PRATT’S YOUTH PROGRAM
is provided by 4Culture, Fales Foundation Trust, the D.V. and Ida J. McEachern Charitable Trust, the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, and the Wyman Youth Trust.
ONLINE REGISTRATION is available for Youth and Teen Classes. Full class descriptions are available at: www.pratt.org/classes/teen www.pratt.org/classes/youth SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS are available for teen classes. Contact: Myra Kaha, Youth & Teen Manager mkaha@pratt.org
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Teen Summer Programs offer a
supportive environment allowing students to express themselves creatively while learning in professionally-equipped studios. Teens will enjoy week-long hands-on arts exploration programs with Pratt’s outstanding instructors. Small class sizes enable students to explore and expand their skills in welding, glassblowing, flameworking, fused glass, jewelry, stone carving, bronze casting, printmaking, drawing and painting. Find full details online at www.pratt.org/classes/summer-teen TEEN ART WEEK: DRAWING Jessica Damsky • Class #5269 Sofya Belinskaya • Class #5270
MON–FRI 9:30AM–12:30PM 6/22–6/26 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $200
Jessica Damsky • Class #5271 Sofya Belinskaya • Class #5272
MON–FRI 9:30AM–12:30PM 8/3–8/7 5 SESSIONS, CLASS FEE: $200
TEEN ART WEEK: FLAMEWORKING
Ellen Habison • Class #5273
MON–FRI 9:30AM–12:30PM 6/22–6/26 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $275
Ellen Habison • Class #5290
MON–FRI 9:30AM–12:30PM 8/3–8/7 5 SESSIONS, CLASS FEE: $275
TEEN ART WEEK: JEWELRY
Jennifer Stenhouse • Class #5278
FULL
MON–FRI 9:30AM–12:30PM 6/22–6/26 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $220
Jennifer Stenhouse • Class #5279
MON–FRI 9:30AM–12:30PM 8/3–8/7 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $220
TEEN ART WEEK: WELDING AND BLACKSMITHING Henry Jackson-Spieker • Class #5274
MON–FRI 9:30AM–12:30PM 6/22–6/26 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $250
Henry Jackson-Spieker • Class #5275
MON–FRI 1:30–4:30PM 6/22–6/26 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $250
Brandon Bowman • Class #5276
MON–FRI 9:30AM–12:30PM 8/3–8/7 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $250
Brandon Bowman • Class #5277 MON–FRI 1:30–4:30PM 8/3–8/7 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $250
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SPECIAL TOPIC CLASSES ADDITIONAL WEEKS OF TEEN WELDING AND BLACKSMITHING
TEEN ART WEEK: GLASSBLOWING
MON–FRI 10AM–1PM 7/6–7/10 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $250
MON–FRI 9:30AM–12:30PM 6/22–6/26 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $295
Brandon Bowman • Class #5293
Jeanne Marie Ferraro • Class #5286
FULL
TEEN PORTFOLIO DEVELOPMENT INTENSIVE Eric Swangstu • Class #5314
MON–FRI 2:30–5:30PM 7/6–7/17 10 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $350
TEEN STONE CARVING
Brandon Bowman • Class #5295
Jeanne Marie Ferraro • Class # 5287
Jon Schmidt • Class #5414
Brandon Bowman • Class #5294
5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $295
Sabah Al-Dhaher • Class #5298
MON–FRI 10AM–1PM 7/13–7/17 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $250
FULL
MON–FRI 10AM–1PM 7/20–7/24 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $250
Brandon Bowman • Class #5296 MON–FRI 10AM–1PM 8/17–8/21 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $250
TEEN ART WEEK: PAINTING Jessica Damsky • Class #5280
MON–FRI 1:30–4:30PM 6/22–6/26 5 SESSIONS, CLASS FEE: $200
Jessica Damsky • Class #5281 MON–FRI 1:30–4:30PM 8/3–8/7 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $200
TEEN ART WEEK: FUSED GLASS
Megan White • Class #5284
MON–FRI 1:30–4:30PM 6/22–6/26 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $230
MON–FRI 1:30–4:30PM F U L L 6/22–6/26
MON–FRI 3–6PM 7/6–7/10 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $200
Jeanne Marie Ferraro • Class #5288
MON–FRI 3–6PM 8/17–8/21 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $200
MON–FRI 9:30AM–12:30PM F U L L 8/3–8/7 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $295
Jeanne Marie Ferraro • Class #5289
FULL
MON–FRI 1:30–4:30PM 8/3–8/7 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $295
TEEN FUSED GLASS JEWELRY AND SMALL ARTWORKS
Danielle Phillips • Class #5320 MON–FRI 10AM–1PM 8/10–8/14 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $230
TEEN ART WEEK: PRINTMAKING
TEEN OUTDOOR DRAWING IN COLOR
MON–FRI 1:30–4:30PM 6/22–6/26 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $200
MON–FRI 10AM–1PM 7/20–7/24 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $200
Rickie Wolfe • Class #5282 Virginia Hungate-Hawk • Class #5283
MON–FRI 1:30–4:30PM 8/3–8/7 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $200
Megan White • Class #5285 MON–FRI 1:30–4:30PM 8/3–8/7 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $230
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Sofya Belinskaya • Class #5429
TEEN BOOKBINDING
Emma Levitt • Class #5321
MON–FRI 9AM–12PM 7/27–7/31 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE $225
TEEN CASTING INTENSIVE: BRONZE AND GLASS
Mark Walker & Sherri Gamble • Class #5361 MON–FRI 12–4PM 7/13–7/31 15 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $525
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ART PARTIES CORPORATE EVENTS @Pratt
Celebrate your next special occasion, group activity, or private party at Pratt Fine Arts Center! Our art parties are designed to encourage creativity, innovation, and most of all, FUN! Pratt’s studios offer a unique environment for groups of all ages and experience levels to socialize, experiment, and create fabulous works of art. For a complete list of Pratt’s group event options visit www.pratt.org/events/artparties Our group events are designed to accommodate as few as 4 to as many as 50 people, however we can custom design multi-studio events for groups as large as 125.
All art parties include:
• 4 hours of studio time • Fully-equipped studios • All required project materials • Professional artist instructors • Option to incorporate custom designs and/or company logos* Catering options and other • add-ons available*
*custom pricing
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SOME EXAMPLES
Blacksmithing
Welding
Blacksmithing, also known as forging, is the process of shaping steel with heat and hand tools. Using basic tools and techniques that have been practiced by blacksmiths for centuries, you will hammer, twist and bend hot stainless steel into a variety of sculptural forms and functional objects.
Work together as a group to design and assemble either a stainless steel garden trellis, chair, or sculpture using the tools and techniques associated with the metal inert gas (MIG) welding process. An extraordinary and collaborative experience for corporate groups, consider incorporating a company logo or other custom design for an additional fee.
• Suitable for 6-15 people • Pricing begins at $575 *
• Suitable for 6-10 people • Pricing begins at $725 *
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Screenprinting
Glassblowing
Employ creative screenprinting techniques on paper using a variety of pre-designed screens and colorful water-based inks. For an additional fee, we’ll create custom screens using your own imagery, and/or provide t-shirts or tote bags to make your own custom-printed swag. Perfect for social groups and corporate events!
Experience the dramatic art of glassblowing in Pratt’s fullyequipped hot shop! First, watch professional glassblowers demonstrate the tools and techniques. Then, with assistance, work in small teams to gather, blow, and/or shape molten glass into a variety of objects. This popular workshop provides a unique creative experience for private parties and corporate events alike!
• Suitable for 6-50 people • Pricing begins at $500 * Wood Jewelry Beautiful, versatile and widely available, wood is an ideal and unconventional material for jewelry. Using a variety of hand tools, you will shape, carve and finish wood to create a unique pendant or pair of earrings.
• Suitable for 6-12 people • Pricing begins at $575 * FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT
www.pratt.org/events/artparties or contact 206-328-2200 ext. 261 or events@pratt.org
• Suitable for 6-20 people • Pricing begins at $1,050 * * depending on group size
Didn’t see a party that met your fancy? We will work with you to design the perfect custom art party sure to have your guests talking for months to come!
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CALL FOR SCHOLARSHIPS Pratt is pleased to announce the 2015/2016 Scholarship Program. The awards range in value, eligibility, and scope, and include merit-, project-, and financial need-based opportunities. Collectively, Pratt's scholarships provide educational and studio practice benefits to artists of all ages and skill levels. Applications are now being accepted for the following opportunities, with a deadline of June 19, 2015. For complete details and to apply online, please visit www.pratt.org/classes/scholarships.
ESTABLISHED/EMERGING PROFESSIONAL ARTISTS • The ArtBridge Fellowship provides a variety of educational resources, professional development opportunities, and Pratt studio access to an emerging artist in Washington State. • The Professional Artist-in-Residence Program provides the opportunity for a professional artist to explore new materials and processes during a monthlong residency in Pratt's specialized printmaking and painting/drawing studios. DISCIPLINE-SPECIFIC SCHOLARSHIPS • The Pratt/Seattle Metals Guild Partners Grant: Jewelry and Metal Arts is open to jewelry and metal artists of all levels, aged 18 years and older, who are active members of SMG and who wish to refine their skills or pursue new or experimental directions in their medium. • Formerly known as the Seattle Print Arts (SPA) Scholarship, the Pratt/Seattle Print Arts Partners Grant is open to Puget Sound printmakers of all levels, aged 18 years and older, who are active members of SPA and who wish to refine their skills or pursue new or experimental directions in their discipline. • The Jon and Mary Shirley Scholarship in Glass is open to emerging glass artists, aged 18 years and older, who have completed a glass arts class/workshop at Pratt Fine Arts Center or have accessed Pratt's glass facilities independently within the past calendar year. TEENS AND YOUNG ADULTS • The Lillian Yeh Scholarship for Lifelong Artists is open to young adults aged 18-25 who are currently pursuing higher education and possess a personal or professional interest in making art a lifelong passion. • The Pohlman Knowles Teen Scholarship provides ongoing opportunities for Seattle's high school students, with particular emphasis on at-risk teens, to participate in art-making classes, workshops and summer programs at Pratt Fine Arts Center. FOR QUESTIONS OR ASSISTANCE, email scholarships@pratt.org
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WOODWORKING Discover the history, terminology and tools used in woodworking. Classes and workshops in techniques including woodturning, veneering, hand carving, and general woodworking are suitable for beginners and master craftspeople alike. BEGINNING WOODTURNING
INTERMEDIATE WOODTURNING
MON 6–10PM 6/22–8/3 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $348
WED 6–10PM 7/15–8/19 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $337 • SUPPLY FEE: $60
Lawrence Brown • Class #5522 Lawrence Brown • Class #5558 TUE 1–5PM 8/4–9/15 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $348
Lawrence Brown • Class #5557 MON 6–10PM 8/10–9/21 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $348
BEGINNING WOODWORKING
Steve Dando • Class #5560
TUE 6–10PM 8/4–9/22 8 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $371 • SUPPLY FEE: $85
PACIFIC NORTHWEST STYLE CARVING
Cecily Bishop • Class #5563
MON 6–10PM 7/20–9/14 8 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $404 • SUPPLY FEE: $40
Tom Henscheid • Class #5515
WOODTURNING HOLLOW FORMS
Lawrence Brown • Class #5516 TUE 6–10PM 6/16–7/21 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $250 • SUPPLY FEE: $85
Lawrence Brown • Class #5559 TUE 6–10PM 8/4–9/8 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $250 • SUPPLY FEE: $85
INTERMEDIATE WOODWORKING: INDIVIDUAL PROJECTS
Lawrence Brown • Class #5514
Steve Dando • Class #5513
SAT–SUN 10AM–6PM 6/20–6/21 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $232 • SUPPLY FEE: $30
Steve Dando • Class #5561
SAT–SUN 10AM–6PM 8/22–8/23 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $232 • SUPPLY FEE: $30
WOODTURNING STUDIO - OPEN SESSION AND PROJECT MENTORING TBA • Class #5529
THU 6–9PM 6/25 1 SESSION • CLASS FEE: $40
TBA • Class #5530
THU 6–9PM 7/16 1 SESSION • CLASS FEE: $40
WED 6–10PM 6/3–7/8 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $264 • SUPPLY FEE: $65
TBA • Class #5564
Lawrence Brown • Class #5556
TBA • Class #5565
WED 6–10PM 7/22–8/26 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $264 • SUPPLY FEE: $65 IMAGE BY ALEC MILLER
WORKSHOP: WOODWORKING FUNDAMENTALS
THU 6–9PM 8/6 1 SESSION • CLASS FEE: $40 THU 6–9PM 8/27 1 SESSION • CLASS FEE: $40
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FABRICATION
BLACKSMITHING Blacksmithing, or forging, focuses on transforming and shaping mild steel into decorative and functional works of art. Learn how to hammer, twist, bend, split and finish steel using heat and ingenuity. Classes and workshops are available for all skill levels. HAMMER MAKING: BASIC FORGING HAMMER David Tuthill • Class # 5464
FRI, SUN 9:30AM–5:30PM 6/12–6/14 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $175 • CLASS SUPPLY FEE : $115
BEGINNING BLACKSMITHING
Brian Stahly • Class #5460
WED 6–10PM 6/24–7/29 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $335 • SUPPLY FEE: $30
OPEN FORGE
Scott Szloch • Class #5490
FRI 6–10PM 6/19–7/24 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $315 • SUPPLY FEE: $30
Oxy-acetylene and MIG welding, metalworking, plasma-cutting, three-dimensional design principals, and many more sculptural topics are taught in Pratt’s Fabrication Studio. Rudimentary classes and professional workshops are available.
CAMPFIRE COOKING TOOLS ADVANCED WELDING Torvald Sorenson • Class #5525 AND FABRICATION SAT–SUN 9:30AM–5:30PM 7/18–7/19 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $190 • SUPPLY FEE: $30
FORGING NIGHT
Scott Szloch • Class #5569 FRI 6–10PM 8/7 1 SESSION • CLASS FEE: $78
Rob Hill • Class #5526
WED 6–10PM 6/24–7/29 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $355 • SUPPLY FEE: $45
BEGINNING WELDING AND METAL FABRICATION Carla Grahn • Class #5462
TUE 6–10PM 6/2–7/21 8 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $430 • SUPPLY FEE: $60
CREATIVE METALWORKING FORGING AND WELDING
STONECARVING Stonecarving has captured the imagination of artists throughout history for its permanence, tactility, and sensual beauty. Learn both ancient and modern reductive sculpting techniques with hand carving tools, power tools, and pneumatics.
Carla Grahn • Class #5466
THU 6–10PM 6/25–7/30 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $355 • SUPPLY FEE: $45
INTRODUCTION TO WELDING AND THE SCULPTURAL FORM
Andy Fallat • Class #5567
CONTINUING STONECARVING
SPIRIT JOURNEY STONE CARVING
MON 6–10PM 7/20–8/24 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $350 • SUPPLY FEE: $45
SUN 9AM–1PM 6/28–8/16 8 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $330
SAT–SUN 1:30–5:30PM 8/15–8/23 4 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $150
WELDING NIGHT
Sabah Al-Dhaher • Class #5465
Istara Freedom • Class #5568
Carla Grahn • Class #5573 FRI 6–10PM 8/7 1 SESSION • CLASS FEE: $78
FOUNDRY A variety of casting materials and methods are explored at Pratt Fine Arts Center. From lost-wax casting to bronze pouring, Pratt offers classes for both beginning sculptors and professional artists. WORKSHOP: BRONZE PATINA
BEGINNING BRONZE CASTING
INTERMEDIATE BRONZE CASTING
THU 6–10PM 7/9–8/27 8 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $360 • SUPPLY FEE: $115
SAT 9AM–1PM 8/8–8/29 4 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $200 • SUPPLY FEE: $115
Mark Walker • Class #5545
Ed Thayer • Class #5574
FULL CLASS DESCRIPTIONS ONLINE:
Eva Funderburgh Hollis • Class #5478
SAT–SUN 10AM–4PM 6/20–6/21 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $155 • SUPPLY FEE: $30
www.pratt.org/classes
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Interview with
LeslieUlrich BY HEATHER OLSON
Leslie studied papermaking and printmaking in St. Louis at Webster University, where she grew up. After graduation she studied and worked at Penland School of Crafts in North Carolina and met her husband, Scott. Leslie attended the Appalachian Center for Crafts in Tennessee in the Emerging-Artist-in-Residence program in the Fiber Arts Department. In 1993 she made the journey west to attend the masters program in Fiber Arts at the University of Washington in Seattle. In 2001 she moved to Toyama, Japan and became a mother of two children. During that time she was influenced by the Asian culture and aesthetics. Now she is back in Seattle with her family and making as
much art as possible. Leslie’s current series of work is entitled Patch Worked, which is an exploration and celebration of color and pattern, created from an everyday object. Patch Worked is painted paper, cut and sewn together in interpretive and traditional patterns that hangs and undulates like quilts or blankets. She uses recycled paper bags that she can reuse and paint any color. It is a happy challenge to take an ordinary object and make it into something a little more interesting. It is a contemporary look at the traditional craft of quilt making, “making something out of nothing.” @PM: What inspired
Patch Worked Paper Balls Patch Worked on Wood
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you to want to make art? LU: My mother is a quilt maker, and she really inspired me. I love color and pattern, and I would often organize color and pattern in my head. After high school I felt a little lost, but then got into a small liberal arts university in St. Louis, Webster University, and things really took off from there. I realized making art was what I wanted to do. @PM: When did you decide to pursue art as your career? LU: I made that choice as an undergraduate. I started taking printmaking and realized that I could make prints on fabric. I got into surface design, pattern making, and dyeing mate-
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P R A T T rial. It all started to click. I realized that instead of using store-bought things, I could make my own fabric, and that was exciting. @PM: What challenges did you face when making that decision? LU: I think we all ask ourselves the same questions out of art school: where am I going to work? How do I get paid? How do I keep making? One of my professors from Webster recommended that I go to Penland School of Crafts in North Carolina, so that part was smooth. Going to Penland was very helpful, and then I started working for Harvey Littleton a Vitreographer and Grandfather of the Glass Studio Movement, and things started to fall into place. I had met my husband Scott at that point and he was in a similar place, so that worked well too. From there I went to the Craft Center in Tennessee, and that catapulted me further. Of course there are still the daily challenges—motivation, money, materials. @PM: Tell me about your current art projects—what materials do you use and what is your process? LU: I feel pulled in a few directions right now—I’ve been working in a quilt shop with all these amazing designer fabrics, and that’s very seductive. But, using fabric can cost a lot of money. I go back and forth between fabric and paper, and I started using
paper because it’s such an economical material, and I can make my own colors instead of dyeing fabric. When I had my kids, I didn’t want the chemicals in the house, so paper was a great choice. I can sew paper, and in 2008 I started doing that and really developing it. I use different materials, scissors, and rotary cutters. I am very lucky to have a studio in my house where I can spread everything out. I’ll paint and then let things dry, and then move on to another project. At times it’s a bit of a battle, deciding how to work with both fabric and paper. I think about paper a lot and how to present it as a textile, making it flow and undulate. I like sewing small pieces and collaging onto scrap wood that I’ve paint-
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ed, and putting wood pieces together and forming a larger patchwork. I love the idea of patchwork— different textures and colors and values coming together into a whole. @PM: Your work strikes me as very joyful, and you describe it as a “happy challenge.” What inspires you most and how do you use that inspiration as you create new work? LU: The “happy” part didn’t always go down so well in grad school. Some of my professors wanted things to be more dark and sad. My experiences were often positive and happy, and people don’t always take happy work seriously. But look at the Japanese: lots happy images and smiling faces. I’m at an (continued on page 27)
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HOT GLASS CASTING
GLASSBLOWING Learn to gather glass from the furnace, blow and refine vessels and forms, and hone team-working skills in Pratt’s world class Hot Shop. Workshops with specific focuses including goblet making, hollow forms and vessels, and hot sculpting along with standard beginning, intermediate, and advanced glassblowing classes are available. SGE: WHAT'S NEXT?
Boyd Sugiki • Class #5216
INTERMEDIATE GLASSBLOWING
Boyd Sugiki • Class #5534
MON 6–10PM 7/27–8/31 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $584
SGE: STAMP & BLOW
EXPERIENCED INTERMEDIATE GLASSBLOWING
DAILY 9:30AM–5:45PM 7/13–7/19 7 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $1050
WED 6–10PM 6/10–7/15 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $584
SGE: CHARACTERISTICS
Julie Bergen • Class #5579
WED–SUN 9:30AM–5:45PM 6/10–6/14 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $1050 MON–FRI 9:30AM–5:45PM 6/15–6/19 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $1050
Rob Lewis • Class #5266
Shunji Omura • Class #5222
MON–FRI 9:30AM–5:30PM 8/10–8/14 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $1050
Donna McCord • Class #5578
Julie Bergen • Class #5483
DAILY 9:30AM–5:30PM 7/25–8/2 9 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $1050
ADVANCED GLASSBLOWING: SPECIAL PROJECTS Scott Darlington • Class #5482 TUE 6–10PM 6/9–7/14 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $584
BEGINNING GLASSBLOWING
Jeanne Marie Ferraro • Class #5576 SUN 6–10PM 7/26–8/30 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $561
GLASS CASTING BEGINNING AND BEYOND Cathy Chase • Class #5485 SAT 6–10PM 6/13–7/25 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $504
WED 6–10PM 7/29–9/2 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $584
WORKSHOP: INTRODUCTION SGE: LIBERATION THEOLOGY TO GLASSBLOWING Jamex and Einar De La Torre • Class #5221
Hot glass casting classes encourage beginning and returning students to work together to create outstanding sculptures by ladling molten glass into sand. Explore the ancient art of creating sand molds and how to use materials including plaster, steel, and found objects.
Lydia Boss • Class #5486
SAT–SUN 1:45–5:45PM 7/11–7/12 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $204
Lydia Boss • Class #5581
SAT–SUN 1:45–5:45PM 8/15–8/16 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $204
SGE: NOW AND THEN: MINING HISTORY FOR INSPIRATION
Walter Lieberman • Class #5219 DAILY 9:30AM–5:30PM 8/17–8/23 7 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $1050
COLDWORKING WORKSHOP: INTRODUCTION TO COLDWORKING Rebecca Chernow • Class #5487
SAT–SUN 9:30AM–5:30PM 6/27–6/28 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $313
Rebecca Chernow • Class #5582
SAT–SUN 9:30AM–5:30PM 8/29–8/30 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $313
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KILNWORKING Create fused, slumped and flat glass projects in Pratt’s professionally equipped Fusing Studio. Discuss professional practices and design principals while learning to make image transfers, fuse glass jewelry, and program the fusing kilns. Whether you are a novice artist or a long-time fusing enthusiast Pratt offers classes to spark your inner creative genius. SGE: IN DEPTH INTRO TO KILN-CASTING
SGE: NOT YOUR AVERAGE FUSING 101
SCREENPRINTING ON GLASS
TUE–SUN 9:30AM–5:45PM 6/9–6/14 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $800
MON–FRI 9:30AM-5:30PM 7/20–7/24 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $800
MON 6–10PM 8/24–10/19 8 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $515
Lisa Zerkowitz • Class #5215
WORKSHOP: INTRODUCTION TO GLASS FUSING
Sasha Tepper-Stewart • Class #5495
SAT–SUN 10AM–4PM 7/11–7/12 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $233
Leslie Speicher • Class #5220
Sasha Tepper-Stewart • Class #5600
INTERMEDIATE GLASS FUSING AND SLUMPING
GLASS SLUMPING AND FUSING FOR SENIORS
Sasha Tepper-Stewart • Class #5602
SAT–SUN 9AM–5PM 8/8–8/30 4 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $500
Robin Oakes • Class #5603
WED 9:30AM–1:30PM 8/19–9/23 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $376
BEADMAKING Use a table-top torch to heat and shape soft glass into decorative beads and ornaments in an array of exciting colors. Classes for beginning students through professional level workshops are available. Bring your curiosity and willingness to experiment! WORKSHOP: INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION TO TO BEADMAKING BEADMAKING OPEN TORCH Donna Prunkard • Class #5489
Donna Prunkard • Class #5491
Donna Prunkard • Class #5584
Donna Prunkard • Class #5585
SAT–SUN 9:30AM–5:30PM 6/13–6/14 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $221 SAT–SUN 9:30AM–5:30PM 8/1–8/2 2 SESSION • CLASS FEE: $221
SAT 10AM–4PM 6/20 1 SESSION • CLASS FEE: $103 SAT 10AM–4PM 8/8 1 SESSION • CLASS FEE: $103
BEGINNING BEADMAKING Cheryl Matson • Class #5583 TUE 6–10PM 7/21–8/25 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $329
SGE: INTRICATE STRINGER WORK
Ali VandeGrift • Class #5224
WED–SUN 9:30AM–5:30PM 8/19–8/23 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $800
FLAMEWORKING Work with borosilicate glass to create anything from marbles to blown ornaments, goblets, and sculptures. Experiment with three-dimensional design in glass. Workshops and classes in tube-blowing, borosilicate sculpture, and special topics available from beginning student level to master artist. SGE: POP FLAMEWORKING
Robert Mickelsen • Class #5217
MON–FRI 9:30AM-5:30PM 6/15–6/19 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $800
SGE: GARDEN FROM THE FLAME
Demetra Theofanous • Class #5218 MON–FRI 9:30AM–5:30PM 7/6–7/10 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $800
WORKSHOP: INTRODUCTION TO FLAMEWORKING – BOROSILICATE
SGE: FUNDAMENTALS FOR THE VISIONARY CREATOR Amber Cowan • Class #5223
Julie Conway • Class #5488
WED–SUN 9:30AM–5:30PM 8/12–8/16 5 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $800
SAT–SUN 9AM–5PM 7/18–7/19 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $221
Julie Conway • Class #5586 SAT–SUN 9AM–5PM 8/29–8/30 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $221
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WEEKEND WORKSHOPS Short on free time? HAMMER MAKING: BASIC FORGING HAMMER David Tuthill • Class #5464
FRI, SUN 9:30AM–5:30PM 6/12–6/14 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $175 • CLASS SUPPLY FEE: $115
WORKSHOP: BEGINNING BLOCK PRINT
Theresa Neinas • Class #5531 SAT–SUN 10AM–4PM 6/13–6/14 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $154 • SUPPLY FEE $15
WORKSHOP: INTRODUCTION TO BEADMAKING
Donna Prunkard • Class #5489
SAT–SUN 9:30AM–5:30PM 6/13–6/14 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $221
WORKSHOP: LIQUID ENAMEL FOR STEEL AND COPPER
Melissa Cameron • Class #5498
SAT–SUN 9:30AM–5:30PM 6/13–6/14 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $240 • SUPPLY FEE: $20
INTRODUCTION TO BEADMAKING OPEN TORCH Donna Prunkard • Class #5491 SAT 10AM–4PM 6/20 1 SESSION • CLASS FEE: $103
ONE-DAY WORKSHOP: SILVER PMC
Virginia Causey • Class #5497
SAT 10AM–4PM 6/20 1 SESSION • CLASS FEE: $86 • SUPPLY FEE: $70 (INCLUDES PMC)
WORKSHOP: BRONZE PATINA
Eva Funderburgh Hollis • Class #5478
SAT–SUN 10AM–4PM 6/20–6/21 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $155 • SUPPLY FEE: $30
Check out these weekend workshops sure to fit your busy schedule! WORKSHOP: WOODWORKING FUNDAMENTALS
WORKSHOP: EXPERIMENTAL PAINTING
SAT–SUN 10AM–6PM 6/20–6/21 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $232 • SUPPLY FEE: $30
SAT–SUN 10AM–6PM 7/18–7/19 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $205
Steve Dando • Class #5513
WORKSHOP: INTRODUCTION TO COLDWORKING
Mark Takamichi Miller • Class #5532
WORKSHOP: SINGLE-SHEET BOOKS
Jessica Hoffman • Class #5519
SAT–SUN 10AM–6PM 7/18–7/19 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $205 • SAT–SUN 9:30AM–5:30PM 6/27–6/28 SUPPLY FEE$20 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $313
Rebecca Chernow • Class #5487
WORKSHOP: WORKSHOP: WATERCOLOR: INTRODUCTION TO BEYOND THE BASICS FLAMEWORKING – Yulia Chubotin • Class #5472 BOROSILICATE SAT–SUN 10AM–4PM 6/27–6/28 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $154
ONE-DAY WORKSHOP: FORGED BRACELET FORMS Paul Casey • Class #5499
SAT 10AM–6PM 7/11 1 SESSION • CLASS FEE: $114 • SUPPLY FEE $10
Julie Conway • Class #5488 SAT–SUN 9AM–5PM 7/18–7/19 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $221
WORKSHOP: COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY (ANALOGUE) Ish Ishmael • Class #5550
SAT–SUN 10AM–6PM 7/25–7/26 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $205 • STUDIO FEE $30
INK AND COLOR: DRAWING/ PAINTING WITH MATISSE ONE-DAY WORKSHOP: Kiki MacInnis • Class #5509 TEXTURED CUFF BRACELETS SAT–SUN 10AM–6PM 7/11–7/12 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $205
WORKSHOP: INTRODUCTION TO GLASSBLOWING
Lydia Boss • Class #5486
SAT–SUN 1:45–5:45PM 7/11–7/12 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $204
WORKSHOP: INTRODUCTION TO GLASS FUSING
Sasha Tepper-Stewart • Class #5495
SAT–SUN 10AM–4PM 7/11–7/12 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $233
TBA • Class #5587
SAT 10AM–6PM 8/1 1 SESSION • CLASS FEE: $114 • SUPPLY FEE: $10
WORKSHOP: ADVANCED WATERCOLOR Yulia Chubotin • Class #5575 SAT–SUN 10AM–6PM 8/1–8/2 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $205
WORKSHOP: INTRODUCTION TO BEADMAKING
Donna Prunkard • Class #5584 SAT–SUN 9:30AM–5:30PM 8/1–8/2 2 SESSION • CLASS FEE: $221
CAMPFIRE COOKING TOOLS WORKSHOP: MAKE PAINT! WORKSHOP: Sorenson • Class #5525 Mark Takamichi Miller • MIXED MEDIA SKETCHBOOK Torvald SAT–SUN 9:30AM–5:30PM 7/18–7/19 Class #5551 Larry Calkins, Kamla Kakaria • Class #5517 SAT–SUN 10AM–6PM 6/20–6/21 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $205 • SUPPLY FEE: $10
2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $190 • SUPPLY FEE: $30
SAT–SUN 10AM–6PM 8/1–8/2 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $225
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FORGING NIGHT
Scott Szloch • Class #5569 FRI 6–10PM 8/7 1 SESSION • CLASS FEE: $78
WELDING NIGHT
Carla Grahn • Class #5573 FRI 6–10PM 8/7 1 SESSION • CLASS FEE: $78
INTERMEDIATE GLASS FUSING AND SLUMPING
WORKSHOP: PORTRAITS
SAT–SUN 9AM–5PM 8/8–8/30 4 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $500
WORKSHOP: WOODWORKING FUNDAMENTALS
Sasha Tepper-Stewart • Class #5602
ONE-DAY WORKSHOP: CUTTLEFISH CASTING
Jennifer Stenhouse • INTRODUCTION TO BEADMAKING OPEN TORCH Class #5593
Ruthie V • Class #5553
SAT–SUN 10AM–6PM 8/22–8/23 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $205
Steve Dando • Class #5561
SAT–SUN 10AM–6PM 8/22–8/23 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $232 • SUPPLY FEE: $30
Donna Prunkard • Class #5585
SUN 9:30AM–5:30PM 8/9 1 SESSION • CLASS FEE: $114 • SUPPLY FEE:$15
ONE-DAY WORKSHOP: WORKING WITH GOLD FILL WIRE
WORKSHOP: INK PLUS
WORKSHOP: INTRODUCTION TO COLDWORKING
SAT–SUN 10AM–6PM 8/15–8/16 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $205
SAT–SUN 9:30AM–5:30PM 8/29–8/30 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $313
SAT 10AM–4PM 8/8 1 SESSION • CLASS FEE: $103
Jennifer Stenhouse • Class #5594
SAT 10AM–6PM 8/8 1 SESSION • CLASS FEE: $114 • SUPPLY FEE: $15
WORKSHOP: LETTERPRESS SPECIAL PROJECTS: CURVING TYPE Lisa Hasegawa • Class #5555 SAT–SUN 10AM–6PM 8/8–8/9 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $205
WORKSHOP: EXPLORING PATTERN AND REPETITION Larry Calkins, Kamla Kakaria • Class #5552 SAT–SUN 10AM–6PM 8/8–8/9 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $205
Kiki MacInnis • Class #5508
WORKSHOP: INTRODUCTION TO GLASSBLOWING
Lydia Boss • Class #5581
SAT–SUN 1:45–5:45PM 8/15–8/16 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $204
SPIRIT JOURNEY STONE CARVING
Istara Freedom • Class #5568
SAT–SUN 1:30–5:30PM 8/15–8/23 4 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $150
WORKSHOP: JAPANESE STAB BINDING
Jessica Hoffman • Class #5549 SAT 10AM–6PM 8/22 1 SESSION • CLASS FEE: $98 • SUPPLY FEE: $10
Rebecca Chernow • Class #5582
WORKSHOP: INTRODUCTION TO FLAMEWORKING – BOROSILICATE
Julie Conway • Class #5586 SAT–SUN 9AM–5PM 8/29–8/30 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $221
Didn’t see a workshop that fits your schedule? Check out a custom class tailored to meet your needs. www.pratt.org/ classes/custom-classes
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PRINTMAKING Step into Pratt’s Printmaking Studio for classes on etching, screenprinting, letterpress printing, and printing with alternative surfaces. All skill levels are welcome. WORKSHOP: LETTERPRESS SPECIAL PROJECTS: CURVING TYPE Lisa Hasegawa • Class #5555 SAT–SUN 10AM–6PM 8/8–8/9 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $205
WORKSHOP: SINGLE-SHEET BOOKS
Jessica Hoffman • Class #5519 SAT–SUN 10AM–6PM 7/18–7/19 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $205 • SUPPLY FEE$20
BEGINNING AND INTERMEDIATE ETCHING Virginia Hungate-Hawk • Class #5470
TUE 6–10PM 6/16–7/28 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $307 • SUPPLY FEE $30
LARGE SCALE SCREENPRINTING: POSTERS Kerstin Graudins • Class #5546 WED 6–10PM 7/8–8/26 7 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $355 • SUPPLY FEE: $20
BEGINNING AND INTERMEDIATE SCREENPRINTING
Kerstin Graudins • Class #5471 WED 6–10PM 7/8–8/26 8 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $410 • SUPPLY FEE: $40
WORKSHOP: BEGINNING BLOCK PRINT
Theresa Neinas • Class #5531 SAT–SUN 10AM–4PM 6/13–6/14 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $154 • SUPPLY FEE $15
The Printmaking Studio offers extra work time for registered students on Fridays, 11am to 7pm! This benefit is available to any student who is currently enrolled in a multi-week class. BEGINNING LETTERPRESS
Lisa Hasegawa • Class #5520 TUE 6–10PM 7/14–8/18 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $307 • SUPPLY FEE $25
WORKSHOP: PORTFOLIOS, POCKETS AND BOXES
Jessica Hoffman • Class #5548 THU 6–10PM 8/6–8/27 4 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $205 • SUPPLY FEE $25
MIXED MEDIA / PHOTOGRAPHY Mixed media classes utilize drawing, painting, and collage techniques on paper, wood, cloth, photographs, printed and found materials. The combinations of unusual materials and processes may result in unique sculptural objects as well as two-dimensional pieces.
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WORKSHOP: WORKSHOP: MIXED MEDIA SKETCHBOOK JAPANESE STAB BINDING Larry Calkins, Kamla Kakaria • Class #5517 SAT–SUN 10AM–6PM 6/20–6/21 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $205 • SUPPLY FEE: $10
WORKSHOP: EXPLORING PATTERN AND REPETITION Larry Calkins, Kamla Kakaria • Class #5552 SAT–SUN 10AM–6PM 8/8–8/9 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $205
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Jessica Hoffman • Class #5549 SAT 10AM–6PM 8/22 1 SESSION • CLASS FEE: $98 • SUPPLY FEE: $10
MIXED MEDIA BOOK ARTS
Jessica Hoffman • Class #5518 THU 6–10PM 6/18–7/23 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $307 • SUPPLY FEE $25
WORKSHOP: COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY (ANALOGUE) Ish Ishmael • Class #5550
SAT–SUN 10AM–6PM 7/25–7/26 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $205 • STUDIO FEE $30
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DRAWING Learn the foundations of drawing or come for a fresh perspective in one of Pratt’s many exciting drawing classes and workshops. Explore a range of materials including, pastel, charcoal, pencil, and ink, and experiment with fascinating subjects from still life to children’s illustrations, botanical studies to the human figure, and of course, your own imagination.
PAINTING Pratt offers classes in watercolor, oil, and acrylic painting techniques as well as encaustic, mixed media and collage. Beginners and professionals alike can enjoy our special topic workshops on special techniques, brushwork intensives, and other exciting materials and processes. WORKSHOP: WATERCOLOR: BEYOND THE BASICS
WORKSHOP: EXPERIMENTAL PAINTING
WORKSHOP: INK PLUS
SAT–SUN 10AM–4PM 6/27–6/28 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $154
SAT–SUN 10AM–6PM 7/18–7/19
WORKSHOP: PORTRAITS
Yulia Chubotin • Class #5472
Mark Takamichi Miller • Class #5532
INK AND COLOR: DRAWING/ 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $205 PAINTING WITH MATISSE WORKSHOP: Kiki MacInnis • Class #5509 ADVANCED WATERCOLOR SAT–SUN 10AM–6PM 7/11–7/12 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $205
BEGINNING ACRYLIC PAINTING
Perri Howard • Class # 5473 THU 6–10PM 7/16–8/20 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $307
Yulia Chubotin • Class #5575 SAT–SUN 10AM–6PM 8/1–8/2 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $205
WORKSHOP: MAKE PAINT! Mark Takamichi Miller • Class #5551
SAT–SUN 10AM–6PM 8/1–8/2 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $225
Kiki MacInnis • Class #5508
SAT–SUN 10AM–6PM 8/15–8/16 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $205
Ruthie V • Class #5553
SAT–SUN 10AM–6PM 8/22–8/23 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $205
BEGINNING AND INTERMEDIATE FIGURE DRAWING
Jeanne Marie Ferraro • Class #5477
TUE 6–10PM 7/14–8/18 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $307 • SUPPLY FEE $30
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JEWELRY/METALSMITHING Develop basic skills, refine a technique, or explore new materials in Pratt’s Jewelry/Metals Studios. We offer classes in foundational skills as well as in specialty topics such as enameling, small-scale forging, soldering, holloware, alternative materials, and more. We schedule classes in a variety of formats and time frames to accommodate your needs. All classes are taught by professional metalsmiths and jewelry artists. WORKSHOP: LIQUID ENAMEL FOR STEEL AND COPPER
Melissa Cameron • Class #5498
SAT–SUN 9:30AM–5:30PM 6/13–6/14 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $240 • SUPPLY FEE: $20
BEGINNING JEWELRY/ METALS, 6 WEEKS
Sarah Gascoigne • Class #5500 WED 1:30–5:30PM 6/24–7/29 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $330 • SUPPLY FEE: $30
Sarah Gascoigne • Class #5501 WED 6–10PM 7/8–8/19 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $330
Julie Brooks • Class # 5588 THU 6–10PM 7/23–8/27 6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $330
GET IT & GO: THE PERFECT BEZEL
CHAIN, CHAIN, CHAIN
ONE-DAY WORKSHOP:
6 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $350 • SUPPLY FEE: $30
SAT 10AM–6PM 7/11 1 SESSION • CLASS FEE: $114 • SUPPLY FEE $10
Jennifer Stenhouse • Class #5511 FORGED BRACELET FORMS TUE 1:30–5:30PM 6/30–8/4 Paul Casey • Class #5499
MAKE A POISON RING Peggy Foy • Class #5510
SUN 6–10PM 7/12–8/2 4 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $240 • SUPPLY FEE: $25
GET IT & GO: SETTING UP A HOME STUDIO
STUDIO FRIDAYS The Jewelry/Metals Studio offers extra work time for registered students on Fridays, noon to 9pm! This benefit is available to any student who is currently enrolled in a multi-week class.
TBA • Class #5587
SAT 10AM–6PM 8/1 1 SESSION • CLASS FEE: $114 • SUPPLY FEE: $10
Jennifer Stenhouse • Class #5595 ONE-DAY WORKSHOP: TUE 6–10PM 7/21 1 SESSION • CLASS FEE: $57
LIQUID ENAMEL FOR STEEL AND COPPER
Julia Heineccius • Class #5592
FRI–MON 9:30AM–5:30PM 7/24–7/27 4 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $440
Jennifer Stenhouse • Class #5596 ONE-DAY WORKSHOP: TUE 6–10PM 7/28–8/4 2 SESSIONS • CLASS FEE: $114 • SUPPLY FEE: $10
ONE-DAY WORKSHOP: TEXTURED CUFF BRACELETS
SILVER PMC
Virginia Causey • Class #5497
SAT 10AM–4PM 6/20 1 SESSION • CLASS FEE: $86 • SUPPLY FEE: $70 (INCLUDES PMC)
We’ve made major upgrades including improved ventilation throughout both studios; refinished benches; new chairs; improved equipment layout; refinished stakes, hammers, and anvils; and more!
WORKING WITH GOLD FILL WIRE
Jennifer Stenhouse • Class #5594 SAT 10AM–6PM 8/8 1 SESSION • CLASS FEE: $114 • SUPPLY FEE: $15
ONE-DAY WORKSHOP: CUTTLEFISH CASTING
Jennifer Stenhouse • Class #5593 SUN 9:30AM–5:30PM 8/9 1 SESSION • CLASS FEE: $114 • SUPPLY FEE:$15
We’ll have skilled monitors on hand to help you implement what you’re learning in class and coach you in safe usage of tools and equipment when needed. Enjoy working in a community of fellow artists as you get caught up on your class projects.
*This benefit begins the first Friday of your enrolled class and ends at 9pm on the last Friday of class. Studio availability is subject to scheduling and makeup days are not available.
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Patch Worked Series Twins Red, Orange and Pink age and a place in my life where I don’t care as much about what other people think. It’s a process for me, and it’s subjective. If you look at my work and feel happy, that’s great. I’m fine with that. I am very inspired by other artists. I often look at the work of artists I like to get started again. I love the African-American improv quilts, and Nancy Crow, who revitalized quilt making in the 1970s and is still going strong. Ted Larsen works with wood and metal in a patchwork way and makes 3D and 2D art, and I like looking at his work. I love Asian cultures and find them very inspiring, especially paper art, which is so revered there. I make paper balls and was inspired by the paper balloons in Japan. They are fragile and will break eventually, but they are so playful. How can you not be attracted
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to that? They bring out the kid in all of us. @PM: What is your dream project? LU: I’ve made a lot of proposals to galleries for shows I’d love to have and am hoping for some opportunities there. I’d love to create really large ball shapes that are made from paper, and figure out how to use an armature with them. I’d like to make patchworked balls and have three or five huge ones in a large space. Or create lots of small ones and have walls covered with color. I think being surrounded by all of it would be great. @PM: Tell me about your time in Japan and how that has shaped your life and work. LU: Scott and I were living in Seattle, and I was working for Pilchuck Glass School at that time in special events, and making
more glass art then. Scott got the opportunity to teach at Toyama City Glass Institute, so we went. Visiting a place is so different from living there, and when we got there we really started from square one. Japan influenced me a lot by making me feel helpless at times, and I realized I had to open myself up and learn so much. The culture, the language, how to make food, everything. It felt like starting over, like being a kid. I was very inspired by all the paper art and the great history there, as well as the textile industry. In Japanese culture there is something called boro—it’s similar to American quilt making where you collect fabric pieces and patch things together. During World War II there wasn’t money for many people to buy new clothing or fabric, so they were constantly patching what they had. There were gorgeous
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We can encourage them by making our art and then we can also see how kids have their own ideas and their own vision. Kids don’t have as many limits or fears as we do. @PM: Do your kids love making art? Are they interested in careers as artists? LU: Yes, they do. They know they are already artists. I tell them to keep making art—that it’s something they can always do, but that it’s also great to get a job that pays the bills. My daughter Jessica has lots of ideas about what she might want to do for work, and she says, “I’m already an artist mom.” @PM: What do you most enjoy about teaching? LU: I think it’s the process. I like thinking about what projects will be interesting to students, gathering the materials, and presenting them. I also like to think about what works within the timeframe we have and how to always make more than one thing. Kids
TUITION ASSISTANCE Pratt Fine Arts Center is excited to offer a limited amount of Tuition Assistance throughout the year to both adults and youth. The award is based on financial need and will be presented to those who otherwise cannot afford to participate in Pratt’s programs. Each award will give the recipient credit towards classes or workshops and will cover 50% or 75% of tuition.
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are so interesting in the ways they learn from each other and work together. I feel that you just need to start them off and be there for support. @PM: Which classes will you teach this summer at Pratt? LU: I am excited about Scissors, Tape and Glue Everything. I saw the cool things my kids made in those classes over the last two summers—great 3D pieces that we have in our house. I like the idea of working in 3D and seeing where that will go. I’ll also be teaching What Does Picasso Paint and World Art. All of the classes can be both 2D and 3D. @PM: What words of wisdom or encouragement would you share with a child who wants to make art? LU: I’d say “You’re an artist!” I’d like to empower kids to make many things, and not feel like they need to get things right the first time. Keep going, try things out, and see how things develop.
The next Tuition Assistance deadlines are: APPLICATION PERIOD OPEN
FOR CLASSES THAT START BETWEEN
Jun 8-18, 2015 July 27-Aug 5, 2015 Sept 21-Oct 1, 2015 Nov 23-Dec 3, 2015
Jul 20 & Aug 30, 2015 Sept 4 & Nov 2, 2015 Nov 3 & Jan 3, 2015 Jan 4 & Feb 21, 2015
Applications may be dropped off at Pratt’s front desk, emailed to info@pratt.org or mailed to: 1902 South Main St. Seattle, WA 98144 Attn: Tuition Assistance. MORE: www.pratt.org/classes/tuition-assistance
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