S+DA Winter 2022 catalog

Pursue Your Passions

Continuing Studies 2022 Winter/Spring Term: January 10-May 15 Register Now at ringling.edu/sda

About The Artist: Sylviane De Roquebrune teaches drawing, mixed media, pastels, and painting.

Studio + Digital Arts Winter/Spring Term: January 10-May 15 Registration Opens December 7th, 2021 Mission: To promote visual arts by providing educational and professional development opportunities for multi-generational audiences, and support the academic mission of Ringling College of Art and Design through innovative programming to serve current and future students, the public, and professionals from multiple fields.

Studio + Digital Arts (S+DA) is a division of Ringling College Continuing Studies. Classes are held at the Ringling College Museum Campus, Main Campus, and online throughout the year.

Contact Information Studio + Digital Arts (S+DA) 1001 South Tamiami Trail Sarasota, FL 34236 Phone: 941.309.5111 Email: scs@ringling.edu Online: www.ringling.edu/SDA Office hours: 8 am to 4 pm, Monday-Friday Stay Current Sign up for the S+DA Newsletter at www.ringling.edu/sda Join us on social media

Index

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Mission

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Index

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Welcome Studio + Digital Arts Courses

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Art Appreciation

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Ceramics

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Creativity

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Digital Arts

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Thank you to our in-kind sponsors:

Drawing

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Glass

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Jewelry

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Mixed Media

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Painting

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Photography

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Printmaking

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Sculpture

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Policies, Procedures, Registration Options

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Coming Soon!

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Registration Form

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Instructor Bios

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Ringling College Continuing Studies

Pursue Your Passions Continuing Studies Winter/Spring 2022 Join us for inspiration and creative camaraderie, to explore new materials and ideas, and to refresh your creative practice. Non-credit classes are designed for everyone, from beginning artists to advanced professionals and are held during the day, evening, and weekends.

New: Studio + Digital Arts looks forward to welcoming everyone back along with newcomers.

• Referral Program: Refer a friend new to Studio + Digital Arts and when they enroll, you will receive a $15 gift certificate toward future registration fees.

• Package Series Savings: Save 15% when enrolling for a package series. See course listings.

• Gift of Creativity: Gift your family and friends the joy of creativity on a special occasion, birthday or holiday, or just because.

Online: www.ringling.edu/scs/giftcard Email scs@ringling.edu Phone 941.309.5111

Please refer to individual course listings for pricing, supply lists, start dates, and times. High school students may enroll in adult courses. Please contact us prior to enrolling a middle school student.

Ringling College is adhering to all CDC recommended safety guidelines to maintain controlled, safe environments in all studios and classrooms for students attending on-site courses. Please visit www.ringling.edu/healthservices/ for current guidelines. *Masks are required for all in-person/on-campus courses, at the time of this catalog publication. *All course times are listed in Eastern Time (ET).

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Art Appreciation In-Studio | Ceramics Classes

Art Appreciation

New: Phenomena of Origins: Raising Artistic Intelligence

New: What Happened?

Realism to Abstraction

Course #AP145 Marcia Giusti Johnson, Artist/Author Ringling College Museum Campus

Course #AP135 Sylviane De Roquebrune Ringling College Museum Campus

Thursday: 5:30-6:30 pm Presentation 6:30-7:30 pm Reception with book sales & signing 1 Session: February 17 Reservations: $25 (no member discounts/no refunds) Captivating from the start, Phenomena of Origins: Raising Artistic Intelligence brings the reader into the creative mind and we suddenly see the world through the eyes of an artist. An exceptional account of personal, yet universal experiences, artistic vision, and unapologetic sparks of humor. Through her narratives we see the evolution of the creative process, the inspiration, the experience, the art itself.

Join us for a special presentation by Marcia Giusti Johnson, as she shares a glimpse into her journey that began in the tumultuous 1960s and culminated in an epiphany of self-awareness in her ancestral home of Lucca, Italy.

What is Artistic Intelligence, and where does it come from?

Experiences inform Inspiration which metamorphose into Creativity.

Fridays: 10 am-12:30 pm 3 Sessions: Feb. 11-25 Tuition: $115 In this exploration through art history, we will journey across millennia to consider how visual art today evolved to embrace abstraction and why. In this series of lectures and hands-on art exercises, students will develop a true first-hand understanding of how and why artists broke the rules, and why artists today continue to push the margins of creativity, imagination, and materials. Always seeking new ways of expression, artists pioneer new ideas. All skill levels are welcome. All supplies are provided. This class requires no art experience. It is a fun class designed to bring a smile to the “aha moments.” Join us.

Ceramics

Wheel Throwing: All Levels Course #CE135 Seth Barendse Ringling College Museum Campus Mondays: 3-6:20 pm 5 Sessions: Jan. 10-Feb. 14 Mondays: 3-6:20 pm 5 Sessions: Feb. 21-Mar. 28 Mondays: 3-6:00 pm 6 Sessions: Apr. 4-May 9 Mondays & Wednesdays: 3-6:20 pm 5 Sessions: May 11-25 (Class begins on Wednesday) Tuition: $195

Marcia Johnson

In this class, students new to the wheel will learn the foundations of wheel throwing, how to prepare the clay, and discover the techniques and tools of the process. Students will develop their technique learning to throw cups, bowls, and possibly small vases. Completed pieces will be bisque fired, glazed, and finish-fired. All skill levels are welcome.

Students with experience will have individual instruction based on need and level of skill. Clay, glaze, and firings provided with tuition. See Supply List for student supplies.

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Ceramics

Ceramics (cont.)

Fundamentals of Ceramic Construction

Ceramics Tiles And Murals Package

Course #CE138 Alexis Securo Ringling College Museum Campus

Course #CEP100 Ringling College Museum Campus

Mondays: 9:30 am-12:15 pm 6 Sessions: Jan. 24-Feb. 28

Tuesdays: 1-4 pm 12 Sessions: Feb. 22-May 10 Tuition: $476

Mondays: 9:30 am-12:15 pm 6 Sessions: Mar. 7-Apr. 11 Thursdays: 6:30-9:15 pm 6 Sessions: Jan. 20-Feb. 24 Thursdays: 6:30-9:15 pm 6 Sessions: Mar. 3-Apr. 7 Tuition: $195 This course provides entry into the world of ceramics.

Projects highlight hand building techniques from basic pinch pots, slab and extruded forms, and wheel work.

Demonstrations and resource material will offer inspiration.

The goal is to learn how the material works and provide each student with an opportunity to express their “self” in this ancient medium. Clay, glaze, and firings are included in the tuition. Beginner to Intermediate welcome. See Supply List for student supplies.

Ceramics: Tiles and Murals

New: Altered Forms in Ceramics Course #CE144 Dorothea Calvert Ringling College Museum Campus Tuesdays: 6:30-9:15 pm 6 Sessions: Feb. 1-Mar. 8 Tuition: $195 The student will begin with a concept: In this course, students will marry the building techniques needed to achieve the form by combining hand and wheel-built parts to create movement. This may be through gesture, color, form, or text to create a connection with the viewer.

Careful attention to craftsmanship in construction will be followed throughout to ensure a successful result.

Clay, glaze, and firings are included in the tuition.

Beginner to Advanced welcome.

Course #CE133 Elle Terry Leonard Ringling College Museum Campus Tuesdays: 1-4 pm 6 Sessions: Feb. 22-Mar.29 Tuesday: 1-4 pm 6 Sessions: Apr. 5 - May 10 Tuition: $280 In this popular course, students learn how to design, build, glaze, and display ceramic murals. Through step-by-step instruction, students will learn the tools and techniques of working the clay from the starting design to background texture and adding relief pieces. We will discuss a variety of options for displaying your final work and prepare your pieces for display, as they are constructed. No clay experience is needed. All are welcome.

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Dorothea Calvert

Ceramics | Creativity

Creativity

Ceramics Open Studio Course #CE318 Monitor Ringling College Museum Campus Fridays: 3-6 pm 7 Sessions: Jan. 14-Mar. 4 Fridays: 3-6 pm 7 Sessions: Mar. 11-Apr. 29 Saturdays: 1-4 pm 7 Sessions: Jan. 22-Mar. 12 Saturdays: 1-4 PM 7 Sessions: Mar. 19-Apr. 30 Tuition: $166 Students and practicing artists work independently in the studio. The studio is monitored for safety purposes.

Instruction is not available during Open Studio. To participate, students must enroll in at least one ceramics class annually. Enrollment in Open Studio provides studio time, 1 bag of clay, and glazes and firing. All skill levels are welcome.

Ceramics Open Studio Course #CE319 Monitor Ringling College Museum Campus Fridays: 3-6 pm 4 Sessions: May 6-27

Please refer to the Ceramics Open Studio description above. All skill levels are welcome.

Tuition: $112

Ceramics: The Community Puzzle Free Events Ringling College Museum Campus Sunday: 11 am-4 pm 1 Session: Jan. 9 Sunday: 11 am-4 pm 1 Session: Feb. 13 Sunday: 11 am-4 pm 1 Session: Mar. 13 Sunday: 11 am-4 pm 1 Session: Apr. 10 Sunday: 11 am-4 pm 1 Session: May 8

Developing Your Artistic Vision through Photography Course #PH102 Leslie Lacktman Ringling College Museum Campus Tuesdays: 10 am-12:30 pm 6 Sessions: Feb. 15-Mar. 22 Tuition: $195 Discover your artistic vision through the camera lens.

Meeting on location weekly, we will explore and photograph Sarasota’s neighborhoods, the growing downtown, parks, and preserves. Through this process, students develop their creative ideas through the lens of photography. In weekly meetings, we share prints, celebrate successes, and discuss the challenges of the process. Each student will select and discuss a photographer who has contributed to the field and inspired their work. Finally, we will consider how to mat and frame our final prints for presentation. Bring your camera and manual to the first class. All experience levels and any cameras are welcome.

Color, Cut-Outs, and Collage: Matisse “Makers” Workshop Course #CR103 Wendy Dickinson, Ph.D. Ringling College Museum Campus Saturday: 10 am-12 pm 1 Session: Feb. 12

Tuition: $35 Come join us for a hands-on, experiential learning opportunity! Matisse utilized simple materials to create stunning collage compositions. We will examine the works of Matisse and use these worlds as inspiration to create our own collage works. Each participant will create a series of Matisse-inspired collage works including: biomorphic and geometric shapes, black and white compositions, primary and complementary colors. All are welcome. (K-12 teachers may have lesson plans provided. This workshop will provide two hours of professional development).

Also see: New: The Art of Color - listed under Painting Course #PT135 Marcia Giusti Johnson

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Digital Arts

Digital Arts

New: Photoshop Basics

New: Create Animal Portraits with Procreate

Course #TC130 Marcia Giusti Johnson Ringling College Museum Campus

Course #IL101 William Ferrell Studio + Digital Arts Online

Saturday: 9 am-12:30 pm 4 Sessions: Feb. 5-26

Wednesdays: 6:30-9:30 pm 5 Sessions: Mar. 2-30

Tuition: $215

Tuition: $195

Photoshop is the industry favorite software for management and image manipulation of photographs, as well as design, web, and 3D projects. Through demonstrations and lectures, this basics course will introduce students to the essential tools of Photoshop. Hands‐on exercises lead students through the processes of transforming photographs, introduces graphic elements, and discusses application in web design. Students learn fundamental tools and tricks to transform photographs, graphics and websites, as well as create original artwork. All skill levels are welcome.

Learn anew or refresh and pick up new tricks of the trade.

Basic computer skills required.

Working in Procreate on your iPad, students can explore any style you wish from realistic caricature to cartoon using Procreate as our tool for creation. You can digitally paint your own pet or an animal you greatly admire.

We will explore Procreate’s amazing features by using layers, brushes, tools, reference, and more to create our portraits. Beginner to advanced artists learn the power of this portable and powerful tool on their iPad, while also discovering ways in which one’s traditional skills and experience might transfer over to the digital world.

Beginner to advanced students welcome.

New: Photomontage in Photoshop Course #PH122 Marcia Giusto Johnson Ringling College Museum Campus Saturday, 9 am-12:30 pm 4 Sessions: Mar. 5-26 Tuition: $215 Photomontage is enjoying a popular resurgence in the art world today. It is the assemblage of dramatic elements from individual photographs to create a 2‐dimensional imagined reality. Offering a peek into a virtual reality, fantasy photomontage postcards were wildly popular over 100 years ago. Today photomontage is used to create fantastical environments in contemporary photo shoots, fine arts, and just for fun. Bring an adventurous curiosity and a sense of humor, along with a thumb drive or a prepared Google drive of your photographs. Some Photoshop experience is required to have an enjoyable successful experience.

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William Ferrell

Drawing

Drawing

Learning to Draw, Learning to See Course #DR118 Sylviane De Roquebrune Ringling College Museum Campus

New: Intermediate Drawing Course #DR136 Sylviane De Roquebrune Ringling College Museum Campus

Tuesdays: 10 am-12:30 pm 5 Sessions: Jan. 11-Feb. 8

Tuesdays: 10 am-12:30 pm 5 Sessions: Feb. 15-Mar. 15

Tuition: $175

Tuition: $175 In this class students will continue their exploration of drawing materials and techniques. Applying the visual principles of art and design, the objective is to communicate through drawing, to critique works of art, and to build a visual vocabulary for critical discussion within the safety of the studio class. More advanced media, compositions, and subjects will be explored. DR118 or equivalent beginner drawing experience is recommended. Take your drawing skills to the next level.

There are no boundaries to what you can create if you can draw—all you need is a pencil and paper. In this class, participants will explore a variety of techniques with an emphasis on drawing from observation. Students will focus on drawing aspects such as shape, line, shading, texture, how dark and light work to create dimension, perspective, and good composition for the best visual effects. The instructor will demonstrate techniques in each class and provide individual attention to your work. This is a multi-level course for beginners and inspiration through the basics.

No previous experience in drawing is necessary.

The BIG Draw: Make Your Mark

New: Introduction to Pastel, Still Life, and Landscape

Course #DR111 Jeffery Cornwell Ringling College Museum Campus

Course #DR135 Sylviane De Roquebrune Ringling College Museum Campus Thursdays: 1:30-4 pm 6 Sessions: Jan. 13-Feb. 17 Tuition: $210 Calling all who are eager to express themselves and have a ton of fun in the meantime! Soft pastels are the perfect way to express your true self in color while feeling relaxed, fulfilled, and inspired. Students will learn a wide range of beginner soft pastel techniques through demonstrations and personalized instruction. Celebrate the freedom of your authentic self-expression while you simultaneously learn a broad variety of pastel techniques that will strengthen and inspire your inner-artist. From color blending, color mixing, composition, and texture to still-life and landscape. Through pastel classes, you will explore and discover your personal artistic style while you have fun and create a beautiful art piece! All skill levels are welcome.

Saturdays: 9 am-12 pm 2 Sessions: Mar. 5 & 12 Tuition: $75 Join us for this fast-paced, hands-on drawing exploration anticipated to prompt aspiring and experienced artists to push their understanding and use of line, mark-making, materials, and expression. Using graphite, ink, markers, watercolor, charcoal, colored pencils, and oil pastels, this investigation will inspire you to consider meaning through both new and familiar methods, develop a concept through metamorphosis or sequence, or explore movement and gesture through process. All drawing experience levels are welcome.

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Drawing | Glass

Drawing (cont.)

The Human Experience: Figure Part I & II Summary: This in-depth figure study series honors the techniques of masters such as Rembrandt, while embracing the technology of today to enhance the students’ experience.

Teacher provided videos offer students step-by-step tutorials to prepare for the next live model studio session.

We look forward to welcoming you to The Human Experience. See special package offer at right.

The Human Experience: Figure I & II Package Course #DRP101: Undraped model Saturdays: 9 am-1 pm 8 Sessions: Feb. 5-Mar. 26 Tuition: $433.50 Enroll in parts I & II as a package for a 15% tuition savings.

Human Experience: Figure Part I Course #DR129: Undraped model Jacobina Trump Ringling College Museum Campus Part I: Saturdays: 9 am-1 pm 4 Sessions: Feb. 5-26 Tuition: $255 Learn to draw from a live model. Nothing will engage you more than the opportunity to observe another human being then to draw your experience on paper. In general, I will discuss lines and shading so we will use the same frame of reference before going into depth about the subject. From head to toe, you will learn to draw the expression of the whole figure. Four live demonstration-filled studio sessions.

All skill levels are welcome.

The Human Experience: Figure Part II Course #DR130: Undraped model Jacobina Trump Ringling College Museum Campus Part II: Saturdays: 9 am-1 pm 4 Sessions: Mar. 5-26 Tuition: $255 Learning to draw from a live model. We will continue our intense study of the figure through observation of various body parts in detail. From hair, to hands, arms, and complexion to knowing where the light is coming from, we will seek to bring about a strong expression or underlying emotion. We will examine cloth drapery along with shading and volume through a myriad of line techniques. Novice to intermediate Prerequisite: The Human Experience I or equivalent figure drawing experience.

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Glass

Hearts of Glass Course #GL100 Noah Coleman Ringling College Main Campus Friday: 6-9 pm 1 Session: Jan. 28 Tuition: $65 Participants of all levels will learn how to safely use the hot shop, gather glass from the furnace, add color, and shape it into a glass heart. Note: Some of the objects created in class will need to cool and can be picked up at designated times after the end of class.

New: Nebula Glass Paperweights Course #GL104 Noah Coleman Ringling College Main Campus Friday: 6-9 pm 1 Session: Feb. 25 Tuition: $65 Participants of all levels will learn how to safely use the hot shop, gather glass from the furnace, add color to create the appearance of a nebula, and shape it into a unique paper weight. Some of the objects created in class will need to cool and can be picked up at designated times after the end of class.

Glass | Jewelry | Mixed Media

Mixed Media

Glass Blown Forms

Mixed Media Workshop

Course #GL102 Noah Coleman Ringling College Main Campus

Course #MM113 Sylviane De Roquebrune Ringling College Museum Campus

Friday/Saturday/Sunday: 9 am-3:30 pm 3 Sessions: May 13-15

Thursdays: 10 am-12:30 pm 6 Sessions: Jan. 13- Feb. 17

Tuition: $375

Tuition: $175

Take a dip into glass blowing or gather more experience in this three-day skill building class. Participants of all levels will learn safety, practice fundamentals, and discover new techniques while creating unique glass objects. Some of the objects created in class will need to cool and can be picked up at the end of class. All supplies are included.

Jewelry

New: “Time Flies”: A Steampunk Jewelry Workshop Course #JL102 Judy Levine Ringling College Museum Campus

Open to all levels for beginners and seasoned artists, this workshop is designed to increase your creative skills and explore and experiment with a variety of materials such as canvas, paper, cardboard, photographs, inks, fabric, and found objects. We will combine them using assorted techniques including image transfer, frottage, and layer different mediums such as alternative drawing media, staining and altering the paper surface, and more. Using mixed media, you may use what you have already learned in art making, but together, we will identify new possibilities for your work to evolve, be creative, and discover your own unique artistic voice. See Supply List for student supplies.

Enroll early for this popular studio class.

Also see:

Saturday: 10 am-12:30 pm 1 Session: Feb. 19 Tuition: $35 Create your own pendants, necklaces, and earrings using an assemblage of watch parts, cogs, and antique watch cases. Brainstorm using these elements to create a unique jewelry creation with a Steampunk flare. All skill levels are welcome. Younger artists, ages 10-14, are welcome with an accompanying adult.

Memorykeeper: 3D Assemblage - listed under Sculpture Course #SC109 Judy Levine

Judy Levine

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Painting

Painting

New: Intro to Portrait Painting: 2-Day Workshop

New: Color, Texture, and Technique in Acrylic Painting

Course #PT133: Draped live model Danielle Dygert Ringling College Museum Campus

Course #PT132 Sylviane De Roquebrune Ringling College Museum Campus

Saturday & Sunday: 1-4 pm 2 Sessions: Jan. 22-23

Tuesdays: 1:30-4 pm 5 Sessions: Jan. 11-Feb. 8

Tuition: $115

Tuition: $175

Employ composition, color and interesting painterly techniques to complete a portrait painting. Either use the portrait references of the model from day one or bring your own reference photo. Students are encouraged to work on large scale paintings. All skill levels are welcome.

New: Intro to Surreal Figure Painting: 2-Day Workshop Course #PT134: Undraped model Danielle Dygert Ringling College Museum Campus Saturday & Sunday: 1-4 pm 2 Sessions: Jan. 29-30 Tuition: $115 Spend time learning to see and paint the figure from life. Employ exciting compositions, color, symbolism, and painterly techniques to complete a surreal painting in 2 days.

Describe the figure from life, in your own real or imagined environment. Everyone is encouraged to work on large scale paintings. Please prepare photo references of elements you would like to include. All skill levels are welcome.

Intro to Portrait Painting + Intro to Surreal Figure Painting Package Course #PTP100: Draped and undraped model Saturdays and Sundays: 1-4 pm 4 Sessions: Jan. 22-30 Tuition: $195 Enroll in both classes as a package for a 15% tuition savings.

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Acrylic painting offers the artist the freedom to render virtually every color and texture imaginable. Layers of rich thick paint can be built-up densely or washes applied as sheer as a mist. Acrylics can be applied wet, dry, mixed with extender or medium or sand, or poured and peeled. This is a class that takes your painting to the next level. Enjoy the experimentation and see where the paint takes you. Focus will continue to be given to composition, color, and the principles of art and design. Discussion about the work in class will offer an expanding visual vocabulary to inform our artistic practice. We’ll see you in the studio!

New: The Art of Color Course #PT135 Marcia Giusti Johnson Ringling College Museum Campus Saturdays: 1:30-5 pm 4 Sessions: Feb. 5-26 Tuition: $195 This is where color theory meets practical application.

By using straightforward language, easily understood illustrations, and hands‐on exercises, students from all disciplines will gain vital information needed to apply color creatively and effectively in their work. Learn the logic behind the theory and how it can be directly applied in art and design. Discussions focus on building a solid knowledge base that provides viable color options for working confidently and creatively. Marcia has formulated this essential color class for all artists through her extensive experience instructing students and professional artists in the art and science of color.

Painting | Photography

Photography

New: Abstract Acrylic Workshop Course #PT136 Marcia Giusti Johnson Ringling College Museum Campus Saturdays: 1:30-5 pm 4 Sessions: Mar. 5-26 Tuition: $295 Playing with color, line, and form, abstract painting can be whatever you want it to be. We will begin with a series of hands‐on exercises to explore color along with a variety of techniques. This will stimulate your imagination and encourage uninhibited expression. Merging design and composition with your personal style, your ideas will come to life. Come expecting to learn, be inspired, and have fun!

Students may work in watercolors, acrylic, or water-soluble oil paint. All skill levels are welcome. This course includes all supplies for each student to keep: paint, brushes, canvases, practice boards, and more.

See: New: Photomontage in Photoshop - listed under Digital Arts Course #PH122 Marcia Giusto Johnson Developing Your Artistic Vision through Photography - listed under Creativity Course #PH102 Leslie Lacktman

Let Your Colors Fly! Course #PT116 Tim Jaeger Ringling College Main Campus Saturday & Sunday: 9 am-3 pm 2 Sessions: Feb. 12-13 Tuition: $215 “Loosening up” is a goal for many painters, from beginners to those with experience. Through demonstration and practice, this workshop will provide the tools and techniques for students to realize their individual creative process and move their art to the next level. We will review color theory, various approaches to underpainting and glazing techniques, and practice a loose application of paint through the use of brushes and mixed media. Students will gain knowledge of products and techniques along with newfound confidence in their painting practice. All skill levels are welcome.

Tim Jaeger

Also see: New: Introduction to Pastel, Still Life, and Landscape - listed under Drawing Course #DR135 Sylviane De Roquebrune

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Printmaking

Printmaking

New: Printmaking Special Workshop Series: Monotype - Woodcut - Eco Printing Kathleen Lang, Visiting Artist Summary: This series is designed for beginners to advanced.

The focus will be on earth friendly printmaking disciplines.

The series will guide participants through nontoxic printing methods. Beginning with monotype students will immediately be immersed in developing free forms and shapes using various mark-making tools and stencils. It is a user-friendly way to get students comfortable with using inks, brayers, the printing press and clean-up. The prints created during this workshop can be used (optionally) during the woodblock session on the second day. The last day will be exclusively eco printing with plants and rusty objects on fabric and paper.

New: Nontoxic Monotype Printmaking Course #PR101 Kathleen Lang, Visiting Artist Ringling College Main Campus Tuesday: 9 am-4 pm 1 Session Mar. 8 Tuition: $195

New: Woodblock Printmaking Course #PR100 Kathleen Lang, Visiting Artist Ringling College Main Campus Wednesday: 9 am-4 pm 1 Session: March 9 Tuition: $195 The workshop will begin with a brief introduction to the ancient technique of Japanese woodcut. Appropriate for beginners to advanced, students will learn how to safely use carving tools, select blocks for printing, papers, and inks. They will be encouraged to experiment extensively with a large selection of tools and techniques while carving their blocks. The instructor will provide handson demonstrations and work individually with students when needed. All steps including transferring an image to the block, types of inks, wood selections, paper, and hand printing processes will be covered. Students will produce a small edition of prints on Japanese paper and/ or monotypes created during the prior day’s session if they participated (Nontoxic Monotype Printmaking). This is an opportunity for beginners to learn in a non-intimidating, relaxed atmosphere and for experienced woodblock printmakers to hone skills and learn new methods.

The focus of this workshop is to encourage all levels of artists to create prints employing the free and experimental method of monotype printmaking. Students will learn about types of ink, paper, and tools while creating a series of one-of-a-kind prints. Exploration will be in mark-making which uses non-traditional elements such as sticks, fabric, sponges, and stencils—anything BUT a pencil! This opens up “creative flow” and facilitates familiarity in working with printmaking tools, an etching press, and inks. For the students registered for day two (Woodblock Printmaking), the prints produced during this workshop can be used as optional background prints for woodblock prints. Supplies are included.

Kathleen Lang

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Printmaking | Sculpture

Sculpture

New: Natural Eco Printing on Textiles & Scarves Course #PR102 Kathleen Lang, Visiting Artist Ringling College Main Campus Thursday: 9 am-4 pm 1 Session: March 10 Tuition: $195 Eco printing is the process of printing shapes and colors directly from natural elements on substrates such as fabric and paper using no printing plate or printing press as in other printmaking disciplines. Students will instead use actual objects that produce dye such as plant material or rust from metal objects. Our “ink,” which is actually dye, will be derived from these design items. The prints and color are transferred by boiling or steam forcing the dyes to release into the substrate. The workshop will begin with an introduction to the process including samples of finished work and a demonstration. Colors derived from various plant materials, types of fabrics, and tools for creation at home will be covered. Students will learn all steps involved in successful eco printing while creating a one-of-a-kind sustainable scarf or apron and one-page book to take home. Students should bring plant material collected prior to class to use in their designs. A list is linked to the online course description.

Printmaking Workshop Series Package with Kathleen Lang, Visiting Artist Course #PRP100.

Most supplies included Tuition: $495 Enroll in all 3 sessions for a 15% tuition savings.

Direct Wax Sculpting Course #SC104 Sean Colson, Visiting Artist Ringling College Main Campus Saturday: 10 am-4 pm 1 Session: Jan. 22 Tuition: $195 Learn the ancient art of Direct Wax Sculpting by creating your own 3-dimensional sculpture in wax! With 42 years of art foundry experience, Sean’s workshop will cover sculpting, sticking & welding, and using pliable waxes, feeding gate waxes, and sticky waxes. You sculpt, assemble, and take home your own wax sculpture. You will also be shown how to coat your wax with bronze powder, giving it a realistic bronze look. Or, if desired, wax sculptures may be cast in bronze at an outside foundry. See examples of direct waxes cast in bronze: www.ColsonCreations.com. All skill levels are welcome. Materials are included in the workshop fee.

Member benefits, tuition remissions, or promotional savings are not applicable.

New: Memorykeeper: 3D Assemblage Course #SC109 Judy Levine Ringling College Museum Campus Mondays: 1-3:30 pm 3 Sessions: March 14-28 Tuition: $175 Assemble a sculpture created from treasured keepsakes and photos using an easy wooden box construction with additions. Enjoy the process of learning new collage techniques by incorporating and embellishing old photos and mementos into a unique piece of art. Depict a milestone, pay tribute to someone influential in your life or, celebrate you. Bring the past into the present and revel in the community of your shared experiences in class. No prior art experience necessary. Instructor will supply basic wooden boxes and an art materials list. All are welcome!

Also See: New: “Time Flies”: A Steampunk Jewelry Workshop - listed under Jewelry Course #102 Judy Levine

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Sculpture

Sculpture (cont.)

The Full Figure in Clay Course #SC103 Philippe Faraut, Visiting Artist Friday, Saturday, Sunday: 9 am-4 pm 3 Sessions: Mar. 11-13 Tuition: $595 This seminar includes lectures on anatomy and body language. Three days of intensive work are spent on sculpting exercises in water-based clay of the nude figure with step-by-step, one-on-one instruction. Study from models and numerous exercises are used to assist students in understanding the intricacies of modeling the human figure. Though participants are welcome to keep any projects worked on during the seminar, the goal is not to work toward the completion of a single finished piece, but rather to provide students the opportunity to experiment on several small studies. There are no supplies required for students for this seminar. All will be provided by the artist/instructor.

(Member savings and promotional pricing are not applicable).

Please note: *Masks are required for all in-person/ on-campus courses, at the time of this catalog publication. Please visit www.ringling.edu/healthservices/ for current guidelines. In the event in-person classes are canceled due to CDC recommended safety guidelines, to maintain safe environments, a full tuition refund will be issued. Ringling College is not responsible for travel or accommodation costs.

Philippe Faraut

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Studio + Digital Arts Registration Policies

Catalogs

Cancellation/Refund

View or download all at www.ringling.edu/SCS

If you wish to cancel a class registration, we must have written notification 5 business days prior to the class start.

You may email SCS@ringling.edu or send via U.S. Postal Service. A $25 administration fee will be assessed and deducted from your tuition refund. The effective date of cancellation will be upon receipt of your written notification.

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Policies and Procedures

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI): www.OLLIatRinglingCollege.org Registration Options Easy Online Visit www.rcad.augusoft.net to view course details and supply lists by location, catalog, or category.

Mail Complete the mail-in form. Enclose it with your check or credit card information and mail to: Ringling College of Art and Design Studio + Digital Arts 1001 S. Tamiami Trail Sarasota, FL 34236 Phone 941.309.5111 Payment We accept Visa, MasterCard, and American Express, or a check made payable to Ringling College of Art and Design.

Supplies Students are responsible for purchasing their supplies unless otherwise noted. See the Registration Description to link to the Supply List for each course. The syllabus is provided at the first class session. Faculty and staff waiver benefits are limited to space availability.

Please be sure to select the correct on-campus or online selection when enrolling.

• Upon registration you will receive an automated email receipt. Please confirm it is correct.

• Please save SCS@ringling.edu in your email contacts to assure you receive our emails.

• Download your Course Supply List(s) at www.rcad.augusoft.net at the course description.

Students are responsible for purchasing their supplies unless otherwise noted.

• Class location details are noted in your receipt.

A map will be provided for Main Campus classes.

• Online class Zoom links will be emailed to you one-day prior to the class start.

Schedule Changes and Cancellations Unforeseen circumstances may deem it necessary to postpone, cancel, or reschedule a course, alter fees, or assign an alternate instructor without notice. When possible, students will be notified of changes prior to the first class.

Students enrolled in a cancelled class may transfer to a different class or receive a full refund.

Details in this document were correct at the time of publishing.

Questions?

Email SCS@ringling.edu or call 941.309.5111.

Please review the most current COVID-19 protocols here.

Coming Soon in 2022!

PreCollege 2022: www.ringling.edu/precollege.

Applications open November 1, 2021

Summer Studio Intensives: www.ringling.edu/SDA. Registration opens April 1, 2022

Summer Teen Studios: www.ringling.edu/SDA. Registration opens April 1, 2022

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Registration Form

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S+DA students are invited to join Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Ringling College (OLLI). As a Gold Member, you will enjoy 10% savings on most tuitions, along with a variety of programs and many other benefits viewable at www.OLLIatRinglingCollege.org

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Return Completed Forms To: Ringling College of Art and Design • Studio + Digital Arts (S+DA) • 1001 S. Tamiami Trail • Sarasota, FL 34236

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PHOTO POLICY: By registering for courses, I acknowledge that my photo may be taken while attending S+DA at Ringling College, and utilized for purposes of promoting S+DA. If I do not want my photo utilized, I will notify the teacher and step aside when photos are being taken.

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Instructor Biographies

Seth Barendse has been working with clay for the past 22 years. He received his bachelor’s degree in fine arts from Oregon College of Art and Craft. Seth has taught ceramics at Booker High School Visual Performing Arts Program, workshops at Wildacres Retreat, and Ringling College of Art and Design, and has been a studio manager at State College of Florida, and the Penland School of Art and Craft. www.sethbarendseceramics.com Dorothea Calvert draws inspiration from science, nature, and news. Her MBA in business administration is balanced by art, her muse. Dorothea’s work is in private collections in Florida, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and New York. She studied with international ceramic artists such as Gertrude Smith, Michael Sherrill, Robert Boomer, and Nick Joerling.

Noah Coleman is an artist and educator whose expertise in materials and processes include glass, digital fabrication, electronics, metal work, robotics, and new media. He received a master’s in fine arts in art & technology studies from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and a bachelor’s of fine arts in sculpture from Brigham Young University (UT). Noah has worked as an educator at the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art, the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and Ringling College of Art and Design.

Sean Colson has been a sculptor since the mid-1960s and began bronze casting with his father in 1974 at the first art casting sculpture foundry in Sarasota. Since 1979, Sean has run Shellspen International, Inc., a sculpture supply business for artists casting bronze sculpture and teaching bronze casting. www.ColsonCreations.com Jeffery Cornwell studied fine arts at Ringling College of Art and Design. He is an exhibiting painter whose work is represented by galleries in Florida, Texas, and on the west coast of the United States. He has been teaching Teen Studios at Ringling College for 15 years and is the coordinator of the College’s Summer Teen Studio program. www.jefferycornwell.com Sylviane De Roquebrune holds an MFA in visual arts, studio arts, and art education from McGill University (Montreal, Canada), and a BFA in studio arts and art education, also from Concordia University. Her personal objective is to continue to progress and share her knowledge and experiences as a visual and studio art educator, while also challenging herself in her work as an artist. She encourages and inspires students to discover and enhance their own artistic abilities and creativity. www.sylvianederoquebruneart.com

Wendy B. Dickinson holds a doctorate in curriculum and instruction, emphasis in educational measurement and research, and cognates in fine arts from the University of South Florida. Wendy is an educational researcherpractitioner and is a practicing studio artist exhibiting nationally and internationally. She served as president of the Florida Educational Research Association in 2019 and as an external evaluator for federal granting agencies such as NASA and the Department of Education.

Danielle Dygert, a Sarasota native, earned a BA from New College of Florida in 2016. Within large-scale oil paintings she depicts the physical manifestation of persona. By unraveling her own shifting personas, she explores sexuality, independence, and self-worth. Danielle is currently working on American Mythos—a socio-political project culminating in a 90-foot oil painting. www.danielledygert.com Philippe Faraut has created numerous original works ranging from six-inch porcelain figurines to over lifesized monuments in both stone and bronze and has exhibited his sculptures in various galleries and national and international competitions. He has studied forensic facial reconstruction and anaplastology, and lectures at universities and medical conventions in the U.S. and Europe on expressions and the aging process of the face. www.philippefaraut.com William Ferrell is an award-winning illustrator, graphic designer, and educator. He earned his BFA in illustration at the Ringling School of Art and Design. Later, he would go on to earn his MFA in illustration from the University of Hartford (CT) and study graphic design at Savannah College of Art and Design (GA). Currently, he is the lead graphic designer for Reef Donkey Fishing and instructs Commercial Art at Braden River High School. www.ferrellart.com Tim Jaeger earned a fine arts degree from Ringling College of Art and Design. Since graduating in 2002, he has emerged as a leading artist in South Florida and beyond. He maintains his Sarasota studio while working toward engaging the community and fostering new artistic partnerships, and is currently director and chief curator of the Ringling College galleries and exhibitions. Tim’s paintings can be found in public and private collections both in the U.S. and abroad. www.regeajstudio.com

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Instructor Biographies

Marcia Giusti Johnson BFA. MA. ED. is an artist, author and educator. She is author of the book: Phenomena of Origins: Raising Artistic Intelligence ISBN 978-0-578-75883-1.

Marcia earned her master’s at Cambridge College, and BFA at Massachusetts College of Art. She is also a graduate in fine arts from the Art Institute of Boston at Lesley College.

She teaches in the degree program at Ringling College of Art and Design. She has been teaching painting, digital arts, and masters of education courses in colleges and universities on the east and west coast for over twenty years, and has been teaching at Ringling College for many years. She holds state teaching licenses and certifications in: art, art supervision, art administration and educational leadership in Massachusetts, California and Florida. www.marciajohnsonart.com Leslie Rod Lacktman has a master’s in fine arts in photography and a bachelor of fine arts degree in visual communication from the University of Wisconsin (Milwaukee). Leslie has helped university students, as well as school children, explore their world in photographic images and supported teachers through the development of arts integration research projects through The Kennedy Center’s Partners in Education Program; she has also served on their advisory board. www.linkedin.com/in/leslie-lacktman-bb785114 Kathleen Lang lives in Bucks County Pennsylvania, where she is inspired by the beautiful and vast landscape, filled with peaceful forests and graceful waterways. Kathy began her journey fifteen years ago by creating and teaching printmaking, papermaking, and book arts. She attended Bucks County Community College and studied fine arts with an emphasis in printmaking. www.kathleenlangart.com Elle Leonard is owner and principal designer of Architectural Ceramics, a full-service design studio specializing in large scale, site-specific commissions in clay for corporate and residential clients. After a year in fine arts studies at Ringling College of Art and Design, Elle began her ceramic education with a traditional hands-on apprenticeship to ceramic innovator and artist, Frank Colson in Sarasota. www.elleterryleonard.com

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Judith Levine earned an M.A. in visual arts from Montclair State University, New Jersey where she was on the art education faculty. Judith is President of the Association of Florida Teaching Artists and has coordinated The Artists in Schools program for the Arts and Cultural Alliance in Sarasota, Florida training artists to integrate their art into the school curriculum. She teaches arts courses at OLLI at Ringling College, Sarasota and owns Phoenix Art Workshops, a business providing art talks and workshops.

She runs The Studios, a teaching and working art studio.

She designs and creates limited edition jewelry. www.linkedin.com/in/judith-levine-63553133 Alexis Secura Associate in Arts; NHS. Born in Connecticut, my parents brought me to Florida in pursuit of sunshine. We settled in Sarasota; an artist community and I was exposed to art and encouraged to express myself artistically at a young age. From age eight, I also rode horses. The United States Pony Club curriculum encouraged members to teach less experienced riders and, my affinity for teaching was born. I became passionate about clay while watching my college wheel instructor create magic with material from the earth and her own two hands. It is a joy to now watch as a similar spark ignites in a new ceramics student’s eye. Teaching a budding artist to achieve a personal goal is a gift. With each new class I am able to share my passion, expand my knowledge and experience the joy of teaching.

I look forward to working with you in the studio. Visit my page on Instagram: Dirtypawz_pots941 Jacobina Trump was born Jacobina Oele in the Netherlands. After studying at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in the Hague she became a professor of graphic design and calligraphy at the same institution. She has been an art director for several years for advertising agencies and international magazine publishers prior to moving to the USA in 1995. www.jacobinatrump.com

Who Are We? We are Ringling College Continuing Studies (RCCS)

OLLI at Ringling College is a

S+DA offers visual arts learning experiences for preteens to

member of the prestigious

adults. Designed to engage

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute

students of all levels and advance

network. OLLI programs include

skills, subjects range from

courses, workshops, and lectures.

painting, drawing, and ceramics

Courses are held year-round

to photography, digital illustration,

online and at the Ringling College

and more. Classes are held online,

Museum Campus. OLLI courses

as well as on the Ringling College

are non-credit and based on a

Museum Campus and at Ringling

liberal arts curriculum. There are

College of Art and Design.

no grades and no tests. Courses

EAC is the Englewood Art Center located to the south of Sarasota.

EAC focuses on education, exhibitions, and events. In addition to four galleries for exhibitions, the EAC houses two well-equipped 2D studio classrooms, a pottery studio, a digital media studio, and a lending library.

are offered purely for the joy of learning.

Ringling College’s PreCollege program is a 4-week academic experience for high school students ages 16-18. Students are enrolled in two immersion courses for in-depth study with Ringling faculty and four core studio courses to build a strong foundation. Students can also attend a series of elective mini-workshops and enjoy a robust Student Life program. Students who complete the program successfully earn 3 college credits.

Where Are We? S+DA and OLLI staff and courses are primarily located on the Ringling College Museum Campus. The Museum Campus shares its location with the Sarasota Art Museum, now housed in the historic Sarasota High School.

Ringling College Museum Campus: 1001 S. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota, FL 34236 | (941) 955-8866 | scs@ringling.edu Ringling College Main Campus: 2700 N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota, FL 34234 | (941) 955-8866 | precollege@ringling.edu Englewood Art Center (EAC): 350 S. McCall Road, Englewood, FL 34223 | (941) 474-5548 | eac@ringling.edu

Learn More Online course catalogs:

Register for courses:

Ringling College PreCollege:

www.ringling.edu/scs

https://rcad.augusoft.net/

www.ringling.edu/PreCollege

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1001 S. Tamiami Trail Sarasota, FL 34236-9117

Marcia Giusti Johnson, Artist/ Author

About The Artist: Instructor Marcia Giusti Johnson is an Artist and Author teaching Art and Appreciation.