Crealde School of Art Fall Program Guide 2015

PROGRAM GUIDE FALL I and FALL II Sessions AUGUST–DECEMBER 2015

Digital • Film • Photography

Ceramics • Sculpture • Fiber Arts Painting • Drawing • Glass • Jewelry PROFESSIONAL ARTIST INSTRUCTION IN THE VISUAL ARTS AT THREE LOCATIONS, PLUS SO MUCH MORE! • Classes

• Community Outreach

• Workshops

• Galleries

• Adults

• Sculpture Garden

• Children

• Heritage Center

• Teens

• Winter Garden

WELCOME TO CREALDÉ SCHOOL OF ART Crealdé Session Calendar Fall I: August 17–October 10, 2015 Fall II: October 19–December 12, 2015 Winter: January 19–March 14, 2016 Spring: March 21–May 14, 2016 Summer: June 13–August 6

Our other two locations!

Hannibal Square Heritage Center

Hannibal Square Heritage Center, Crealdé’s second campus, represents a partnership with the City of Winter Park, and pays tribute to the past, present and future contributions of Winter Park’s African-American community through an award-winning permanent collection of historic photographs and oral histories. Established by Crealdé in 2007, the center also features visiting visual art exhibitions and educational programs that explore Southern folklore and cultural preservation. Classes held at the Heritage Center are marked with the HC icon.

Hannibal Square Heritage Center is located in downtown Winter Park, 642 W. New England Ave., Winter Park, FL, 32789. The galleries are open noon–4 p.m. Tuesday–Thursday, noon–5 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m.–2 p.m. Saturday. Phone 407-539-2680. Admission is free.

Crealdé School of Art is a community-based nonprofit art organization established in 1975, featuring an affordable, sequential curriculum of over 125 studio courses and workshops in painting, drawing, photography, ceramics, sculpture, glass, jewelry and fiber arts for adults and children, with hands-on experience Crealdé School of Art main campus emphasized. There are five sessions per year.

Also, Crealdé offers an award-winning scholarship and outreach program to special populations from the diverse Central Florida community. Our two galleries offer changing multidisciplinary visual art exhibitions by artists from Florida, the nation and the world. The Contemporary Sculpture Garden showcases more than 60 pieces of art. Admission to the galleries and gardens is always free.

Crealdé’s lakeside main campus is located off Aloma Avenue at 600 St. Andrews Blvd., Winter Park, FL, 32792. The office and galleries are open 9 a.m.–4 p.m.

Monday-Thursday, and 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Phone 407.671.1886.

Find us online at crealde.org – registration is always open on our website!

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Cecelia Bonifay President Toni Peck Vice President

Ali Bovis

Frank Schornagle III Treasurer

Percy Maynard

Dean Jennings Secretary

Valada Flewellyn Christina MitchellHawkins

Kevin Cosgrove Executive Board Member at Large

ADMINISTRATION

The Jessie Brock Community Center

The Jessie Brock Community Center – Since 2010, Crealdé, in partnership with the City of Winter Garden, offers a series of photography, painting, drawing, sculpture and ceramics classes for adults and children at the Jessie Brock Community Center, which serves as Crealdé’s third Central Florida teaching site.

The Jessie Brock Community Center is located at 310 N. Dillard St., Winter Garden, FL, 34787, four blocks from Winter Garden’s historic downtown district. Call 407-656-4155 for directions. Register through Crealdé by phone 407-671-1886 or online at crealde.org.

See Winter Garden class offerings on Page 14.

All Crealdé locations are wheelchairaccessible. For any special needs or group tours, call Crealdé, 407.671.1886.

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Peter Schreyer Executive Director & Acting Director of Photography Vincent Sansone Director of Ceramics & Sculpture

Nicole Fournier Accounting Manager

Lindy Shepherd Marketing Manager

Akerman LLP The Boyd Foundation The Central Florida Foundation Colonial Photo & Hobby Dienst Medical Services Dominic and Janet Genuardi Family Foundation The Florida Humanities Council The James T. Barnes Foundation The Nelson Family Trust The St. Margaret Mary Outreach Fund The United Arts Engagement Program Very Special Arts of Florida The Walt Disney World Ears to You Program The Winter Park Health Foundation The Winter Park Rotary Club Foundation

Betsy Schreyer Grants Manager Sherri Bunye Program & Development Assistant

Barbara Tiffany Director of Painting & Drawing and Curator David Cumbie Contemporary Sculpture of Exhibitions Garden Curator Cyria Underwood Belinda Glennon Hannibal Square Young Artist Program Heritage Center Coordinator Manager Carlo Jannotti Jan Hurt Facilities Manager Registrar & Office Manager

FOUNDATION AND CORPORATE SUPPORT

Andrew Davis Facilities Assistant

Fall I and Fall II • August—December • 2015

Crealdé School of Art is a nonprofit art organization supported in part by memberships; United Arts of Central Florida; the City of Winter Park; Orange County Government through the Arts & Cultural Affairs Program; the State of Florida Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs; The Florida Arts Council; The National Endowment for the Arts; and various private foundations.

EXHIBITS & EVENTS September 26, October 17, October 31 Readings from Children’s Books

Crealdé Traveling Exhibitions

Introduce children to the art of quilting and the different cultural traditions associated with this enduring American folk art form. A different book will be shared at each event, including The Quiltmaker’s Gift, The Patchwork Quilt, The Quilting Bee and Luka’s Quilt. Join us 11 a.m. Saturday, at the Winter Park Public Library, Community Room. Free.

“Fish Scraps” by Rahna Walker Summerlin, from Mid-Florida Quiltmakers

Alice & William Jenkins Gallery

Recognizing established artists from Florida, the nation and beyond

September 11–January 18, 2016 The Sum of Many Parts: Quiltmakers in Contemporary America and Mid-Florida Quiltmakers Crealdé will be one of the first U.S. hosts for this internationally traveled exhibition of quilts, which was originally sponsored by the U.S. Department of State and toured in China before coming to the U.S.

Folklorist Teresa Hollingsworth and curator Katy Malone of South Arts in Atlanta selected artists with diverse backgrounds and paths that led them to quiltmaking, including Native American quilter Bonnie LeBeau from South Dakota; Dottie Moore of North Carolina, a longtime fiber artist who depicts scenes from nature; Erick Wolfmeyer of Iowa, whose quilts are inspired by the Midwest landscape; and Louisiana Bendolph from Alabama, following the tradition of Gee’s Bend quilts.

Hannibal Square Heritage Center also will host this two-venue exhibition, which features Mid-Florida Quiltmakers, curated by folklorist and author Dr. Kristin Congdon. This juried exhibition comprises 15 stunning quilts, variously stitched by quilters who have made Florida their home. These quilters, both traditional and innovative, explore color, composition, and storytelling in ways that will delight and engage diverse audiences.

The September 11 opening-night festivities begin with the presentation “Unraveling Quilts: Roots and Wings” by Teresa Hollingsworth and Dr. Kristin Congdon, from 6–7 p.m. in the Jenkins Gallery. The reception follows from 7–8:30 p.m. in the Jenkins Gallery, and then continues with live music from 8:30– 10 p.m. at Hannibal Square Heritage Center. Free.

Quilt Exhibitions Programming September 12 “Understanding the Quilts of Gee’s Bend” with Matt Arnett, Louisiana Bendolph and Revil Mosely

Share the history and the importance of the legacy of the quilts of Gee’s Bend. The presenters will discuss the quilts within the larger Southern African-American visual art traditions, including Mid-Florida. Matt Arnett is an Atlanta-based photographer, filmmaker and researcher, and the co-founder of Tinwood Media. Louisiana Bendolph and Revil Mosely are both Gee’s Bend Quilters.

10–11:30 a.m. Saturday, at Winter Park Public Library, Third Floor Meeting Room. Free.

“The Sum of Many Parts” is a Program of ExhibitsUSA, a national division of Mid-America Arts Alliance and The National Endowment for the Arts. Funding for these exhibitions and programs was provided by Orange County Government through the Arts & Cultural Affairs Program; the Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Winter Park; and a grant from the Florida Humanities Council with funds from the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Showalter Hughes Community Gallery Celebrating the art of Crealdé’s community

September 8–November 1 Art of Fellowship in Painting & Drawing

Emerging artists from the Crealdé Fellowship program share their diverse techniques in work produced during their time at the school. Since 1978, the Crealdé Fellowship Program has mentored hundreds of students through this work-study exchange, with many becoming professional exhibiting artists. The reception takes place from 6–8 p.m. Friday, September 25. Free.

November 6–January 16, 2016 Florida Sculpture Guild Presents La Creatura

Crealdé hosts a juried exhibition of imaginative works by established and emerging Florida Sculptors Guild members, using clay, glass, mosaic, wood, metal, found objects and other mixed media to depict figurative and abstract creatures in human and animal form. The opening reception is 6–8 p.m.

Friday, November 6. Free.

Hannibal Square Heritage Center Exploring heritage and folklore through the visual arts and humanities

Through August 29 St. Augustine at 450: A Crealdé Documentary Project

Ten photographers captured the oldest city in the nation on the occasion of its 450th anniversary, exploring St. Augustine’s history, preservation efforts and place as a tourist destination, college town and home to a diverse population.

September 11 – January 18, 2016 The Sum of Many Parts: Quiltmakers in Contemporary America and Mid-Florida Quiltmakers See the description for this two-venue exhibition under the Alice & William Jenkins Gallery.

Mrs. Ella Mae Talbert, photograph by Peter Schreyer – 2015

September 4–6 Selections from St. Augustine at 450

View Crealdé’s latest documentary project as part of the official Celebrate 450! weekend. 11 a.m.–8 p.m.

Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m.–6 p.m. Sunday, The Plum Gallery, 9 Aviles St., St. Augustine. Free.

October 17–February 21, 2016 Crealdé’s Hannibal Square Permanent Collection Visits Orange County Regional History Center

Hannibal Square Heritage Center’s permanent collection will be on display along with historic photographs collected from the community, and documentary portraits by Peter Schreyer from The Sage Project: Hannibal Square Elders Tell Their Stories.

Reception 5:30 p.m. October 17 at Orange County Regional History Center. Free.

November 2–January 29, 2016 The Art of Mentorship II

The diverse art work represented in the The Art of Mentorship II reflects the strong and rewarding partnership between Crealdé instructors and their students at the Jessie Brock Community Center in Winter Garden. Opening reception 5:30–7 p.m.

Thursday, November 12, Art in Public Places Gallery, Winter Garden City Hall. Free.

November 3–January 21, 2016 St. Augustine at 450

See description under Heritage Center. Rotunda Gallery of the St. Johns County Administration Building, 500 San Sebastian Way, St. Augustine.

Open 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Monday–Friday. Free.

Special Events August 7 and 8 Crealdé Cup-A-Thon XXXI

Hundreds of ceramic cups and bowls handmade by Crealdé artists, students and friends are for sale to benefit the ceramics facilities. 7-10 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Showalter Hughes Community Gallery.

December 5 and 6 15th Annual Crealdé Holiday Art Sale

Central Florida artists supply your gift-shopping needs with pottery, sculpture, paintings, jewelry, prints and more. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday at Crealdé School of Art, Winter Park.

October 9 Public Dedication of Lifecast of Richard Hall Jr., Decorated Tuskegee Airman

“Metamorphosis”

by Dottie Moore, from The Sum of Many Parts

Unveiling of the sculpture by artist Rigoberto Torres of Richard Hall Jr., decorated Tuskegee Airman, and native of Hannibal Square. It will be an honor to have the 90-year-old hero in attendance. 5–7 p.m. Friday, at Hannibal Square Heritage Center.

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Classes are 8-weeks long unless noted. For faculty bios, please visit www.crealde.org

FIBER ARTS

During this fall season, Crealdé School of Art is excited to launch a new and expanded Fiber Arts program. This is in response to national trends and a dramatically increased interest in this medium in Central Florida. At the same time – and as part of our special 40th Anniversary Season – Crealdé is also proud to host the nationally traveling exhibition The Sum of Many Part: Quiltmakers in Contemporary America. This exhibition was originally curated by South Arts in Atlanta for the U.S. State Department, as a cultural exchange tour to four major art museums in China. It is now traveling the United States, and Winter Park will be its only Florida stop.

Quilt applique by Sherry Goode-Carmell

Through a special gift by a Crealdé member, Crealdé has also come into possession of a brand-new, stateof-the-art longarm quilting machine, which will be installed at our Hannibal Square Heritage Center in late summer. Our Fiber Arts offerings will be augmented by a series of classes and workshops that will teach students traditional and contemporary methods of quilting, including patchwork, applique and working with the longarm machine. These new programs are in addition to our popular classes in fabric collage and related courses in bookmaking and papermaking.

CLASSES & WORKSHOPS QUILTING CLASSES FA101 Intro to Quilting Piecing and Patchwork

Instructor: Sherry Goode-Carmell Fall I Tuesday, 5:30 p.m.–8 p.m.

Heritage Center Always wanted to quilt, but didn’t know how to get started? In this beginner-level class, students will learn the basic steps of quilting.

The class will cover fabric choices, quilting supplies, rotary cutting and more. Participants will learn the art of piecing patchwork blocks and matching points during this six-week course.

Members $250 • Non-members $270

FA102 Intro to Quilting Applique

Instructor: Sherry Goode-Carmell Fall II Tuesday, 5:30 p.m.–8 p.m.

Heritage Center Discover how to do fusible machine appliqué.

The instructor will teach a unique and fun technique for fusible machine appliqué, which will be used to create a beautiful wall quilt.

This class will teach how to select the right fabrics, prepare the background and appliqué pieces, successful fusing of raw edge appliqué, finishing the quilt and more. Appliqué has wonderful possibilities for clothes, quilts and home decor items.

Members $250 • Non-members $270

QUILTING WORKSHOPS The following quilting workshops and “bundled” offers require a Crealdé membership (information on Page 16). Search by “bundle” if registering online.

WKF01 Intro to Longarm Quilting

Instructor: Sherry Goode-Carmell Fall II Saturday or Sunday, October 17 or 18 11 a.m.–5 p.m.

Heritage Center Students will attend one of the two dates offered.

In this one-day demonstration and hands-on workshop students will learn the basics of longarm machine quilting, including how to put the backing, batting and top onto the quilting machine. Participants also will learn how to stitch in the ditch, and meandering and simple freemotion patterns.

Members $100

Members save $35 by bundling FA101 Intro to Quilting Piecing and Patchwork with WKF01 Intro to Longarm Quilting Workshop.

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WKF02 Longarm Quilting: Beyond the Basics

PAPER & TEXTILE CLASSES

Instructor: Sherry Goode-Carmell Fall II Saturday or Sunday, December 12 or 13 11 a.m.–5 p.m.

Heritage Center Students will attend one of the two dates offered.

Free-hand designs are fun and easy to do, and give quilting a very “custom” look. In this hands-on workshop, students will work on their appliqué quilts and use different freehand patterns, stippling, echo quilting and fill-in patterns. Also “overall” free-hand patterns will be discussed and created.

Members $100

Members save $35 by bundling FA102 Intro to Quilting Appliqué with WKF02 Longarm Quilting: Beyond the Basics.

After working more than 25 years in social service, Sherry Goode-Carmell opened a home-based sewing and quilting studio and has been teaching all areas of sewing and quilting, as well as being a long arm quilter for more than six years. She has made many dozens of quilts and longarmed even more. Commissions include the Seminole County Centennial Celebration. She was the chairperson for the Geneva Quilt Festival and has been a member of sewing and quilt guilds over the years.

FABRIC SCULPTING WORKSHOP WKF04 Powertex Figurine: Fabric Sculpting Instructor: Regine Dossche September 14 Monday, 9 a.m.–1 p.m.

Registration deadline: September 7

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Studio 1A

Making a fabric sculpture allows complete freedom of expression in creating wonderful figurines that have their own individuality and presence. First a wire armature is constructed, “mummified” and then “dressed” and draped with fabric dipped into the fabric hardener Powertex. The instructor guides you step-by-step to transform your armature into a unique sculpture. Whether you are a beginner or advanced artist, you will love this workshop.

Materials included.

Members $125 • Non-members $145

Regine Dossche is a Belgian artist and workshop instructor, now living in Orlando. She started as a watercolor artist until she came in contact with Powertex and a new world unfolded, as she was able to create figurines, sculptures, textures on canvas and even jewelry. She looks forward to sharing her enthusiasm and techniques.

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“Sunken Dreams” installation, 2014, hemp, linen fabric, wire, pebble, by Hye Shin

FA103 Bookmaking I

Instructor: Hye Shin Fall I & Fall II Tuesday, 10 a.m.–noon, 6 weeks Heritage Center Students learn a variety of bookbinding methods, including the basics of Case Bound, Coptic and Stab stitch (Japanese-style) on hardcover books. Make personalized journals, sketchbooks, albums and more. You can use your handmade papers that you created in the Art of Papermaking class. Learn how to create hand-bound books to make the perfect customized gift.

Members $155 • Non-members $175

FA104 The Art of Fabric Collage

Instructor: Hye Shin Fall I & Fall II Thursday, 10 a.m.–noon, 6 weeks Heritage Center This class is based on traditional quilting and sewing to develop a visual language using scraps of fabric, appliqué, threads and beads.

Students will create printed fabrics of their own design using an ink jet printer. This class is for all levels. A sewing machine is preferred for faster progress. Students’ unique visions will be realized through their choice of embellishments.

Members $155 • Non-members $175

FA105 The Art of Papermaking

Instructor: Hye Shin Fall I & Fall II Wednesday, 10 a.m.–noon, 6 weeks Studio 7 Learn the basics of papermaking using recycled paper, rose petals, onion skins, sewing scraps, junk mail, etc. Students will use mold and deckle techniques to make their own unique paper.

Molding, paper sculpture and basic bookbinding techniques will be taught. Make your own cards and envelopes, and 2-D and 3-D paper art.

Members $155 • Non-members $175

GLASS & JEWELRY TD132 Introduction to Repoussé

Instructor: Stefan Alexandres Fall II Saturday, 10 a.m.–2 p.m., 4 weeks Studio 7 Start date: November 21 Learn this ancient metal-crafting technique with instructor demonstrations and hands-on assistance to practice the process. Work with handmade tools, hammers, punches and the pitch to create bas-relief sculptures in copper or silver.

As repoussé is used for sculptural jewelry and metalsmithing, it has endless design possibilities for wall relief murals, mirrors and more. Tools provided for class use. A $10 copper materials fee is payable to Crealdé at registration. Limited to five students.

Members $210 • Non-members $230

TD164 The Art of Stained Glass

Instructor: Robert Lennox Fall I & Fall Wednesday, 1–3 p.m., 6 weeks Studio 7 Wednesday, 6 p.m.–8 p.m., 6 weeks Studio 7 This is a class for beginners to learn the beautiful craft of stained glass. We will introduce glass cutting, pattern making, copper foiling and soldering techniques. No prior stained glass experience needed, and students of all levels are welcome. A supply fee of $55 is due at the first class.

Members $160 • Non-Members $180

TD173 Introduction to Jewelry Design

Instructor: Stefan Alexandres Fall I & Fall II Saturday, 10 a.m.–2 p.m., 4 weeks Studio 7 Classes start: August 22, September 19, October 24 Learn fabrication methods to design and create wearable jewelry in copper, brass and silver.

Processes include filigree, soldering, filing, embossing, coloring, stone-setting and polishing.

Tools for class use are provided; a list of tools for a studio setup is available.

Members $215 • Non-members $235

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GLASS & JEWELRY WORKSHOPS WKT17 Create Fused Glass Jewelry

Instructor: Tammy Lennox Fall II December 5 Saturday, 3 p.m.–7 p.m.

Studio 7 Registration deadline is one week prior.

Dichroic glass bonefish by Enjoy this Tammy Lennox fascinating introduction to dichroic glass-fusing and discover kiln-fired glass.

Students will see the kiln fired, be introduced to and learn about dazzling dichroic glass, basic glass-cutting skills and design elements. Expect to make five to six pieces of jewelry, ready for pickup the following weekend. Materials fee of $55 paid to instructor; additional tools and supplies available in class.

Members $110 • Non-Members $130 Tammy Lennox specializes in stained glass and fused glass artwork and has collaborated on major commissions.

WKT22 Intro to Metal Folding and Forging

Instructor: Stefan Alexandres

Fall I October 4 Sunday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

Studio 7 Registration deadline is one week prior.

Use hammers, mini-anvils and fire to shape from flat copper sheets a three-dimensional form without a mold or stamps. The instructor mentors

students on how to use the metal-folding technique for creating a variety of three-dimensional pieces in copper by folding, hammering, forming and forging. With this precision application, you can also experience the plasticity of the metal and the work-hardening process, and you will develop new hammering skills. This workshop is ideal for jewelers and metalsmiths of all levels of experience, but those with no experience are also welcome.

At the end of the day, you will have created a rewarding copper piece to take home. Please bring ear plugs, as when a number of hammers are working together, it becomes very loud. Crealdé provides all the tools for the workshop. A $10 materials fee for the copper applies, payable to Crealdé at registration.

Members $60 • Non-Members $80

WKT31 Cold Connections and Riveting

Instructor: Stefan Alexandres Fall II November 15 Sunday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

Studio 7 Cold connections and riveting can be creatively applied to metalsmithing, mixed media, found objects and jewelry. It’s an easy way to marry different kinds of materials together, like wood to metal or plastic, etc. No soldering or gluing is required with this method. Tools, copper and brass materials are included for the class. If you would like to work on silver, bring your own to class.

Learn the skills of how to set a rivet and how to make your own special rivets with silver, copper and brass from raw materials.

Members $60 • Non-members $80 Stefan Alexandres creates artwork using ancient techniques – no molds or stamps, just hand tools.

He draws inspiration for his metalwork from history, mythology, folk tales and real life. Website: stefanalexandres.com.

Classes are 8-weeks long unless noted. For faculty bios, please visit www.crealde.org

SCULPTURE creating small sculpture works. Students will make molds out of clay, plaster, low temperature wax, alginate and latex. All materials are included in the cost of the class.

Members $135 • Non-members $155

TD180 Multimedia Sculpture

Sculptor David Cumbie working on bust of Nelson Mandela

TD124 Sculpture I

Instructor: David Cumbie Fall I & Fall II Thursday, 10 a.m.–noon Studio 6 Thursday, 7:30–9:30 p.m.

Studio 6 Students will work in clay to create face masks, heads and figures to be fired in the kiln. Mold making and casting will be demonstrated as part of the session. Clay will be available for purchase in class.

Members $210 • Non-members $230

TD179 Intro to Mold Making

Instructor: David Cumbie Fall I & Fall II Wednesday, 7:30–9:30 p.m., 4 weeks Studio 6 Explore a variety of mold making techniques for

Instructor: David Cumbie Fall I & Fall II Monday, 10 a.m.–noon, 4 weeks Studio 6 Students will work with found objects, creating multimedia 3-D forms. Gluing, riveting, bolting, mold making and casting will be used to connect dissimilar materials. Students will be asked to bring some materials, and some materials will be supplied.

Members $130 • Non-members $150

TD225 Continuing Sculpture Studies

Instructor: David Cumbie Fall I & Fall II Tuesday, 10 a.m.–noon Studio 6 Tuesday, 7:30–9:30 p.m.

Studio 6 Friday, 10 a.m.–noon Studio 6 The instructor will assist intermediate and advanced students with ideas related to their personal projects. Problem-solving and discovering new materials and techniques will be a part of each class. Bronze casting and welding will be offered with the approval of the instructor.

Students will furnish their own materials.

Members $225 • Non-Members $245

TD233 Sculpture II

Instructor: David Cumbie Fall I & Fall II Monday, 7:30–9:30 p.m., 4 weeks Studio 6 Wednesday, 10 a.m.–noon, 4 weeks Studio 6 Students will explore the potential of clay using armatures as a support for larger forms. Abstract and figurative forms will be constructed and prepared for kiln firing. Simple mold making will be introduced toward the end of the session.

Students will purchase their own clay and moldmaking material which will be available at class.

Prerequisites: Sculpture I or similar experience.

Members $120 • Non-members $140

SCULPTURE WORKSHOPS WKT35 Create a Stunning Sculpture with Powertex: Choose from Three Ideas Instructor: Regine Dossche Fall I September 21 Monday, 9 a.m.–1 p.m.

Studio 1A Registration deadline: September 14

Easy 3D Flex, an organic filling compound, will be mixed with Powertex to get sculpting clay.

When applied to your figure, we will press very detailed prints into the surface with rope, screws, buttons, stencils and more. This way you get the most amazing effects. We deepen the color by

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spraying Bister, which is a brown patina. Once dried to the air or heat source, cracks appear and it gets rock hard. Your artwork is then mounted on a beautiful black metal base, ready to show or sell.

Materials included. Talk to the instructor prior to workshop to discuss your choice of three projects: Suma, Abstract or Wooden Disc.

Members $145 • Non-members $165

WKT16 Introduction to Welding

Instructor: David Cumbie Fall I Three sessions: October 24 and 25 November 14 and 15 December 12 and 13 Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

Foundry Registration deadline: the Monday before the workshop.

Join this veteran welder in designing small sculptures over a weekend. Practice cutting and basic

welding techniques, while creating artwork from found objects. Materials are included.

Members $275 • Non-members $295 David Cumbie is a prominent, award-winning sculptor and curator of the Contemporary Sculpture Garden at Crealdé. Website: www.davidleecumbie.com.

WKT36 Introduction to Stone Carving

Instructor: Richard Saunders Fall II December 5, 6, 12 and 13 Saturday–Sunday, 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Back of Foundry Registration deadline: November 30 This workshop is for the absolute beginner aspiring to carve stone – prior experience is neither necessary nor encouraged. The unexpected is discovered in carving stone: One doesn’t know the exact shape, color, markings or even subject until well into the effort. Each day will begin with a discussion covering the basics of stone, safety issues, the basic

Instructor: Vincent Sansone Fall I & Fall II Tuesday, 10:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

Studio 4 Instructor: Barbara Bailey Fall I & Fall II Thursday, 7–9 p.m.

Studio 4 Learn to center, open and compress clay, and throw small cylinders on the potter’s wheel. Trimming, finishing, adding handles, feet and spouts makes pieces ready to glaze and fire.

Members $210 • Non-Members $230

TD135 Beginning Handbuilding

Instructor: Doug Bringle Fall I & Fall II Tuesday, 1:30–3:30 p.m.

Studio 4 Don’t be intimidated by clay. This class gives you the chance to handbuild freely. The projects are explained step-by-step and based on pieces from children’s classes … from plates and bowls to animal rattles and lanterns. Come play with clay!

Members $210 • Non-Members $230

platter – start a new tradition when you create personal and unique pottery and decorations that enrich and personalize your holiday. Stamp out “Made in China” when you give the gift of your art! Suitable for all levels.

Members $165 • Non-Members $185

TD184 Surface Decoration for Pottery

Instructor: Belinda Glennon, 6 weeks Fall I Thursday, 10:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

Studio 4 Use handbuilt projects or thrown forms to explore surface decoration techniques. Experiment with sgrafitto, slip trailing, inlay and more to create unique and functional pottery. Suitable for all levels.

Members $165 • Non-Members $185

TD185 Beyond Round: Altered Forms

Instructor: Belinda Glennon, 6 weeks Fall I Monday, 1–3 p.m.

Studio 4 Instructor: Belinda Glennon, 6 weeks Fall II Monday, 1–3 p.m., start date Oct. 26 Studio 4 Create animated pots — on and off the wheel — by altering thrown forms. Dart, pleat and facet pots with distinct personalities that invite use.

Members $165 • Non-members $185

TD228 Continuing Wheel Throwing

Pinch pot by Doug Bringle

TD172 Handbuilding Like the Ancients

Instructor: Doug Bringle Fall I & Fall II Monday, 7–9 p.m.

Friday, 10:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

Studio 4 Over 10,000 years ago, humans started using clay.

Jugs, bowls, baskets, platters, teapots, jewelry, tablets, statues, tiles, buildings – these have all been born from clay, a legacy of civilization. Use traditional coil, pinch and slab techniques to continue that legacy, creating vessels that harken back to ancient times. Suitable for all levels.

Members $210 • Non-Members $230

TD183 Gifts of Clay

Instructor: Belinda Glennon, 6 weeks Fall II Thursday, 10:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

Studio 4 A handmade salsa bowl, candy jar or cookie

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Richard Saunders is a juried stone carver who found his art 12 years ago with mentor Elizabeth Kelsey (“Winkie”), of Hanover, New Hampshire. He is experienced with marble, alabaster, limestone and soapstone, and was awarded a prize in a major juried show at Ava Gallery, Lebanon, New Hampshire. He works with stone in the weight ranges of 50 to 150 pounds. Although he uses power devices, this introductory workshop will not involve such tools; their role in stone carving will be discussed.

Classes are 8-weeks long unless noted. For faculty bios, please visit www.crealde.org

CERAMICS TD122 Beginning Wheel Throwing

tools, the instructor’s biases, final polishing and work critique. Although no rigid rules of carving will be emphasized, the simple logic of carving technique with hand tools can be expected. Each student will be provided with a 20 pound-plus piece of alabaster with which they will begin their carving experience.

Most participants cannot be expected to finish their work during this workshop, however, they will have learned the means toward that end.

Members $365 • Non-members $385

Instructor: Vincent Sansone Fall I & Fall II Monday, 10 a.m.–noon Studio 4 Instructor: Vadim Malkin Fall I & Fall II Tuesday, 7–9 p.m.

Studio 4 Now that you’re comfortable with centering, let’s tickle the imagination and create bowls, cups and vases. This course covers beginner to advanced levels of wheel throwing, altering and glazing.

Members $220 • Non-Members $240

TD231 Design for Pottery

Instructor: Vincent Sansone Fall I & Fall II Wednesday, 10:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

Studio 4 Applying good design principles to your pots is the first step toward success. Discussions about design and finished class projects will be a part of each class. We will complete four projects, and the last project will be one of your choice to apply the design principles discussed. Handbuilders welcome. Prerequisite: Beginning Handbuilding.

Members $220 • Non-Members $240

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TD238 Raku

Instructor: Vincent Sansone Fall II Friday, 1:30–3:30 p.m., 6 weeks Studio 4 Learn traditional Raku firing and other postreduction techniques. The first four meetings will be spent making pieces for the firings.

Some handbuilding skills are needed. Besides the traditional Raku firing method, we also will explore fuming and horsehair finishing techniques.

Come and learn this exciting firing method with instant results.

Members $165 • Non-members $185

TD321 Advanced Ceramics

Instructor: Vincent Sansone Fall I & Fall II Wednesday, 7–9 p.m.

Studio 4 An excellent choice for those who are seeking a continuation of skills already learned and to develop personal style and consistency. Working in series and sets is emphasized, as are refining, finishing and glazing. Demonstrations meet the needs of each student. Prerequisites: Intermediate Ceramics and Continuing Wheel or similar experiences.

Members $225 • Non-Members $245

CERAMICS WORKSHOPS WKT23 Date Night Ceramics

Instructor: Vadim Malkin Fall I & Fall II September 4 October 2 November 6 December 4 Friday, 7–9 p.m.

Studio 4 Registration deadline is one week prior.

Clay is like a relationship: It must be pinched, molded and designed to become everlasting. The hosts will walk you and your partner through clay projects that will make a fantastic date night.

Beginners welcome; materials included. Be ready to get messy and have a great time! Bring some wine, and we’ll provide the snacks. $90 per couple Vadim Malkin is a third-generation artist and since graduating with his BFA, he has been working on his ceramics and instructing at Crealdé. His work is displayed in numerous galleries and art festivals. His wife, Meredith, joins him in hosting the monthly Date Night Ceramics workshops. Website: vadimmalkin.com

Classes are 8-weeks long unless noted. For faculty bios, please visit www.crealde.org

PHOTOGRAPHY Film-based Classes

Learn the basics of photography with a camera that uses film, eventually leading to the art and techniques of processing traditional black-andwhite photographs in the darkroom.

NEW! PH168 Black & White Film I

Instructor: Peter Schreyer Fall I Monday, 7–9 p.m.

Studio 5 Be introduced to the timeless beauty of traditional, film-based black-and-white photography, including image selection, exposure and processing your own film and prints in Crealdé’s wet darkroom. This revised course will cover camera format selection and controls (loaner cameras available), film types, a hands-on field trip, assignments, print reviews and lots of fun time in the darkroom. Designed for students new to film photography and photographers who want to reconnect with this creative art form.

Prerequisites: Understanding of basic camera controls and functions.

Members $210 • Non-Members $230

PH248 Large Format Photography

Instructor: Jon Manchester Fall I Thursday, 5:30–7:30 p.m.

Studio 5 This advanced course is for students considering work with large format cameras, using sheet film. Learn how to select this type of camera, image management, development and how to print negatives. Gain a basic understanding of the view camera’s movements as a creative tool with artistic applications. Includes an overview of the Zone System method for exposure and processing. Prerequisite: Black & White Film Photo or similar experience.

Members $220 • Non-members $240

Digital Classes

Learn the art and techniques of digital photography using SLR cameras, including the use of programs such as Photoshop.

WKPH46 Basic Camera Settings

Instructor: Sherri Bunye Wednesday, 7–8:30 p.m.

Heritage Center Fall I: Start date September 9, 4 weeks Fall II: Start date October 21, 4 weeks Learn essential camera settings and modes in this four-meeting overview. Instructor will give in-class presentations and demonstrations. This class is ideal for beginning photographers looking to understand digital SLR camera settings.

Members $75 • Non-members $95

PH147 Digital Photography I

Instructor: Michael van Gelder Fall I & Fall II: Monday, 5:30–7:30 p.m. Studio 3 Fall I: Tuesday, 7:45–9:45 p.m.

Studio 3 Fall II: Tuesday, 5:30–7:30 p.m.

Instructor: Jon Manchester Fall I & Fall II Wednesday, 10 a.m.–noon Studio 3 Through instruction and assignments, learn essential photography concepts such as exposure, composition and lighting. Understanding camera settings and how to adjust aperture and shutter speeds will allow you to gain creative control of your photography.

Members $210 • Non-Members $230

PH148 Digital Photography II

Instructor: Michael van Gelder Fall I: Tuesday, 5:30–7:30 p.m.

Studio 3 Fall II: Tuesday, 7:45–9:45 p.m.

Studio 3 Fall I & Fall II: Tuesday, 10 a.m.–noon Studio 3 Through in-depth assignments, field trips and

reviews, students delve deeper into composition, lighting and special equipment. Demonstrations on manipulating images for printing and posting online are included. Prerequisite: Digital Photo I or similar experience.

Members $210 • Non-Members $230

PH258 Basic Image Processing

Instructor: Jon Manchester Fall I: Wednesday, 7–9 p.m.

Heritage Center Fall II: Thursday, 10 a.m.–noon Heritage Center Using Lightroom and Photoshop (Standard or Elements), students will learn the fundamentals of image processing with two of today’s most popular image-processing tools. Two basic image enhancement workflows will be covered. The first workflow will combine the best features of Lightroom and Photoshop, the second will be a Photoshop-only workflow. Other topics include: creating and maintaining an image archive, effective use of metadata and preparing images for online publishing. Prerequisite: Digital Photo I or similar experience.

Members $220 • Non-Members $240

PH275 Capture to Print Image Processing

Instructor: Jon Manchester Fall II Thursday, 7:45 – 9:45 p.m.

Studio 5 This course builds on the concepts presented in Basic Image Processing. Students will focus on the creative side of image processing and learn to create expressive images suitable for exhibitionquality prints. We will cover aesthetics, what makes a fine print, and advanced image-processing techniques using Lightroom or Photoshop, and third-party plug-ins with an introduction to color management. Explore the possibilities of modern printing methods; ink-jet, lab and wet/dry hybrid printing. Other topics: creating and using camera profiles, display profiles, soft proofing, calibration, paper types, printing and matting. Prerequisite: Basic Image Processing or similar experience.

Members $215 • Non-Members $235

PH274 Modern Monochrome Digital Photography

Instructor: Jon Manchester Fall I: Thursday, 5:30–7:30 p.m.

Studio 5 Fall II: Thursday, 5:30–7:30 p.m.

Studio 3 Learn the aesthetics and the visual possibilities of digital black-andwhite photography and tools and techniques to create high-quality, expressive blackand-white images.

This course will cover the aesthetic qualities of black-andwhite photography, seeing in black and white, RGB conversion methods, tonal relationships, luminosity versus luminance, and demonstrations “Portal” by Jon Manchester in Photoshop and Lightroom.

Prerequisite: Digital Photo II or Basic Image Processing.

Members $215 • Non-members $235

PH368 Conceptual Photography

Instructor: Sherri Bunye

Fall II Thursday, 5:30–7:30 p.m., 6 weeks Studio 5 Students will learn the meaning of conceptual photography and combine their photography and creative skills to produce conceptual art. Students also will participate in exercises to help bring theory to creative concept and creative concept to the photograph.

Class includes two field trips and model fees.

Prerequisite: Digital “Clouds in My Coffee” Photography II or

by Laurie Hagemeier, from similar experience.

Conceptual Photography.

Members $200 • Non-members $220

Combined Digital & Film

In-depth exploration of various photographic topics and themes, applicable to digital or film, color or black-and-white photography.

PH166 Macro Photography

Instructor: Milton Heiberg Fall II Monday, 7–9 p.m.

Heritage Center Capture the fascinating world of small subjects. Determine the correct equipment to use for close-ups such as macro lenses, diopters, bellows attachments, extension tubes, tele-extenders and telephoto lenses.

Overcome inherent problems with photographing very small subjects such as distance relationships in focusing, short depth-of-field problems. We also will discuss and practice stacking technique – the process that creates and isolates to create the perfect close-up photograph. There will be five classroom sessions (critique and lecture) and four field trips.

Members $210 • Non-members $230

PH241 Photography III

Instructor: Peter Schreyer Fall II Thursday, 7–9 p.m.

Heritage Center Landscape, portrait and documentary photography are examined through lectures, slide presentations, assignments, critiques and field trips. A session on night photography is also featured. Designed for the visual and photographic growth of intermediate students’ work in color or black-and-white.

Prerequisite: Digital Photo II or similar experience.

Members $220 • Non-Members $240

PH243 Basic Portraiture

Instructor: Michael van Gelder Fall I Monday, 7:45–9:45 p.m.

Studio 3 Basic lighting and posting techniques and the use of flash and natural light are covered in this class.

Focus is on defining the photographic portrait to reveal a subject’s unique personality. Students can work in black-and-white or color. Prerequisite: Digital Photography II or similar experience.

Members $220 • Non-members $240

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PHOTOGRAPHY continued PH246 Flash Photography

Instructor: Jon Manchester Fall II Wednesday, 7–9 p.m., 4 weeks Studio 3 Start date: October 21 Learn to mix flash with available light, bounce flash, use of TTL metering system and special effects.

Students will become more comfortable working with their external flashes. Prerequisite: Digital Photo II or similar experience.

Members $120 • Non-members $140

PH250 Night Photography

Instructor: Jon Manchester Fall II Wednesday, 7–9 p.m., 4 weeks Studio 3 Start date: November 18 Learn to make successful photos in low-light situations.

ISO speed, timed exposures, and metering low-light areas are covered. Creative use of white balance will be discussed, along with issues of noise reduction.

Prerequisite: Digital Photo II or similar experience.

Members $120 • Non-members $140

quality prints and selecting paper types. Each student should bring an image that they will print during the workshop onto archival quality paper with pigmented inks.

Members $35 • Non-members $35 Sherri Bunye teaches film and digital photography classes to adults and children at Crealdé, as well as instructing the Storytellers Teen Documentary Photography Project. She has exhibited work throughout Central Florida. Website: sherribunye.com

WKPH37 Making Digital Negatives

Instructor: Jon Manchester Fall I September 26 Saturday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Studio 5 Registration deadline: September 19 Learn techniques used to create a negative from a digital file/ink-jet printer. Students can use the negative with a variety of historical printing processes (including the Platinum Printing Workshop on October 24), as well as traditional darkroom film processing.

Members $165 • Non-members $185

WKPH12 Travel the Back Roads to Historic Places Along the St. Johns River

Instructor: Peter Schreyer Fall I October 3 Saturday, 8 a.m.–6 p.m. Carpool from Crealdé Registration deadline: September 26 Explore hidden architectural and cultural treasures along the back roads of Volusia and Lake counties that provide a contemporary window to the region’s past and rich heritage. Participants cross the St. Johns River on a 19th-century ferry and travel on a dirt road through a beautiful portion of the Ocala National Forest. Photographic opportunities include the natural and man-made landscape, local landmarks and interiors of historical buildings.

Demonstrations, lunch and a follow-up review are included.

Members $95 • Non-members $115

WKPH38 Platinum Printing

Florida landscape by Milton Heiberg

PH253 Natural Landscape

Instructor: Milton Heiberg Fall I Tuesday, 7–9 p.m.

Studio 5 Learn new skills needed to photograph landscapes.

Subjects will include how to look at a landscape, when and how to capture the best light, what to include and what to leave out. We will also cover seeing forms of composition, and how to control them in the frame, along with the use of HDR, when to use it, and when not. Students will practice their newly learned skills during Saturday field trips.

Prerequisite: Digital Photo I. Members $220 • Non-members $240

PH360 Studio Portraiture

Instructor: Michael van Gelder Fall II Monday, 7:45–9:45 p.m.

Studio 3 Concentrate on the fundamentals of studio portraiture, including lighting, posing and exposure.

Students learn to create a visual statement and capture a subject’s unique personality. Professional studio equipment is available and both black-andwhite and color film can be used. Prerequisite: Basic Portraiture or similar experience.

Members $ 225 • Non-members $ 245

PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOPS WKPH50 Digital Printing Lab Workshops

Instructor: Sherri Bunye Fall I & Fall II Tuesday, 5:30–7 p.m.

Studio 5 Dates: August 18, September 1, November 17 and December 1 Registration deadline: Monday prior to workshop This one-night workshop will familiarize students with the new Crealdé digital darkroom and finishing area. During this workshop, learn the fundamentals of printing including how to adjust printer and computer settings for optimal

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Instructor: Jon Manchester Fall II October 24 Saturday, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

Studio 5 Registration deadline: October 17 Learn techniques for making fine art platinum prints, a historical process that gives the photograph a distinct visual quality and excellent archival properties.

Members $190 • Non-members $210

WKPH35 Matting & Framing

Instructor: Jon Manchester Fall I September 18 Friday, 5:30–9:30 p.m.

Studio 5 Registration deadline: September 11 Bring your matting and framing supplies, and the instructor will teach you to cut custom single window mats with a professional mat cutter and assemble your frames. Students are responsible for bringing their own selection of mats and frames.

Members $50 • Non-members $50 Jon Manchester, senior faculty member at Crealdé, brings years of traditional and digital photography experience to the school. His understanding of technical image processing and post-processing has made him a valuable student resource. crealde.org/Faculty.html

WKPH49 Understanding Metering & Exposure

Instructor: Michael van Gelder Fall I October 3 Saturday, 10 a.m.–3 p.m.

Studio 3 Registration deadline: September 26 Ever wonder why your images do not look like the ones you have envisioned in your mind’s eye? Create images you love by understanding how light works and how your camera sees it!

Get in touch with how to use the best metering setting within your camera to get the best exposure. Hands-on exercises.

Members $150 • Non-members $170 Michael van Gelder is an Orlando-based commercial photographer who specializes in documenting musical and entertainment events. His work has appeared in a number of publications including Music Entertainment Magazine, All Access Music Magazine and Guitar Magazine. Website: gelderlandproductions.com

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“Rural Home on Highway 17, Volusia County, Florida – 2003,” by Peter Schreyer

WKPH43 Travel the Back Roads to Historic Places Along the Indian River

Instructor: Peter Schreyer Fall II October 24 Saturday, 8 a.m.–6 p.m. Carpool from Crealdé Registration deadline: October 17 Explore hidden architectural and cultural treasures along the Indian River between Cape Canaveral and Ponce Inlet. Participants will be able to photograph historic small-town architecture, picturesque river landscapes, fish camps, a late 19th-century homestead, an ancient Indian mound and the beautifully restored lighthouse at Ponce Inlet. The workshop will provide a contemporary window to the region’s past and rich heritage. Demonstrations, lunch at a local fish restaurant on the river, admission and a follow-up review are included.

Members $95 • Non-members $115

WKPH26 Travel the Back Roads to Historic Places Along the Yearling Trail

Instructor: Peter Schreyer Fall II November 14 Saturday, 8 a.m.–6 p.m. Carpool from Crealdé Registration deadline: November 7 Explore hidden architectural and cultural treasures in the landscape and the communities immortalized by legendary Florida writer Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings. The workshop will provide a contemporary window into the region’s past and rich heritage. Photographic opportunities include natural and man-made landscapes, local landmarks, as well as the interior of historical buildings.

Demonstrations, lunch and a critique are included.

Members $95 • Non-members $115 Peter Schreyer is an internationally exhibited, awardwinning photographer who has documented America’s cultural landscape for over three decades. He was named Arts Educator of the Year in 2009 by United Arts.

Classes are 8-weeks long unless noted. For faculty bios, please visit www.crealde.org

PHOTOGRAPHY continued WKPH23 Outdoor Portraiture

Instructor: Patrick Van Dusen Fall II November 7 Saturday, 9 a.m.–4 p.m.

Studio 3 Registration deadline: September 26 Explore concepts of lighting and posing used in outdoor photography. There will be a discussion on composition, lighting and how these factors lead to a more personal and evocative photograph of the subject. Demonstrations on lighting, mixing flash and ambient light, and effective use of a reflector will be covered. Students will have time to photograph during this one-day workshop.

Members $125 • Non-members $145 Patrick Van Dusen is a former professor at Daytona State College and has been a wedding photographer for more than 20 years.

Crealdé Photography Guild

Hours: Monday, 9 a.m.–4 p.m.

Tuesday, 9 a.m.–4 p.m.

Wednesday, 9 a.m.–4 p.m. and 6:30–9 p.m.

Thursday, 9 a.m.–4 p.m.

Friday, 9 a.m.–1 p.m.

Saturday, noon–5 p.m.

“Galen and Mark,” from The Barbershop Documentary by Penny Jordan The Crealdé Photography Guild meets monthly for presentations by established photographers, as well as offering reviews, image sharing, technical demonstrations and field trips. Join us on the last Friday of the month, from 7:30–9 p.m., to share time with people that have a passion for photography. All programs are free, and a Crealdé membership is encouraged.

Photograph Nature at Joe Overstreet Landing Workshop by Milton Heiberg

WKPH42 Photograph Nature in the Ocala National Forest

Instructor: Milton Heiberg Fall II October 31 Saturday, 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m.

Registration deadline: October 24 Join the instructor for a day of photography in a private wilderness area near Paisley in the Ocala National Forest. We will photograph the untouched lakeside cypress tree landscapes, as well as the endangered but friendly Florida scrub jays, plus many other nature subjects. The class will be the guests at a secluded lodge house.

Demonstrations, lunch and a follow-up review are included.

Members $95 • Non-members $115

WKPH51 Photograph Nature at Joe Overstreet Landing

Instructor: Milton Heiberg Fall I September 19 Saturday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Registration deadline: September 12 Spend a full day of photography with the instructor, visiting some of Florida’s most beautiful rural and untouched wild areas – from cattle country to bird refuges, including snail kites and a working bald eagle nest. Lunch is on Crealdé at nearby Yeehaw Junction. We also will photograph a stream in the middle of a forgotten oak forest.

This day will be an unforgettable experience – only an hour and 20 minutes from the Winter ParkOrlando area.

Members $95 • Non-members $115 Milton Heiberg was given a Brownie Target camera at age 8 and has been an avid photographer ever since. He is a frequent lecturer on wildlife photography, special effects and general photography. Thousands of his images have been published worldwide. He is the author of seven books on photographic technique. Website: miltonheiberg.com

Crealdé Darkroom Rental

August 28 – Portfolio Review with Kevin Miller, Director, Southeast Museum of Photography, Daytona Beach. Limited spots are available.

Please call Sherri Bunye, 321-203-2633 to make a reservation.

September 25 – Penny Jordan presents The Barbershop Documentary. Jordan’s project depicts diverse historical barbershops of Central Florida, from Apopka to Kissimmee, capturing these common places of social networking.

The Crealdé Photography Guild will take a break through the end of the year and our meetings will return in January 2016.

The renovated darkroom on the main campus features 10 separate enlarging stations, which accommodate 35mm to 4x5 inch format film, plus a separate film processing area. A Crealdé membership is required. For more information, call, 407-671-1886.

Members only $70 for 8-week session

Crealdé Digital Printing Lab and Finishing Area Hours: Wednesday, 6–9 p.m.

Saturday, noon–5 p.m.

The new Digital Printing Lab features an Epson archival pigmented ink printer and one computer workstation with Photoshop, plus two workstations equipped for laptops. The finishing area has a large mat cutter and space to frame photographs. Bring printing paper, mat boards and frames, as needed. A Crealdé membership is encouraged.

As part of Crealdé’s 40th Anniversary, the use of the new DPL is free through March 2016. Please note that all users must first complete the Digital Printing Lab Workshop (WKPH50, see Page 8).

PHE400 The Four Corners Revisited: The Ultimate Photographic Tour of the American Southwest Instructor: Peter Schreyer March 27–April 6 Registration deadline: November 16 Spend 10 days in one of America’s most enchanting regions, where the state lines of New Mexico, Arizona, Utah and Colorado meet in the high desert country of the Navajo Nation and the Pueblo people. Photograph breathtaking, rugged scenery and explore the rich tricultural heritage and present of the “Four Corners.” Travel in a small group in a private van along back roads, ride a steam train through the mountains, visit small towns, stay in historic inns and get to know ancient and contemporary places of America’s native people. For only the second time in this decade, Peter Schreyer will combine his popular tour of Northern New Mexico – including visits to Santa Fe and Taos – with an exploration of the dramatic Four Corners region, including spectacular Monument

Monument Valley by Peter Schreyer Valley, Mesa Verde and Canyon de Chelly.

Please call Peter at 407-797-5168 for a detailed flier and tour itinerary after September 1, and join him next spring on this historic trip for photographers of all levels.

Members $2,150 • Non-members $2,195 Registration and deposit due November 15.

Prices are based on double-occupancy; single accommodation prices are available upon request.

Well-traveled children with a camera, ages 8 and up, are welcome to participate with their parent.

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PAINTING & DRAWING PD101 Intro to Drawing

Instructor: Sherwood Myers Fall I & Fall II Friday, 10 a.m.–noon Studio 1B Monday, 5:30–7:30 p.m.

Studio 7 Learn to see, learn to draw! Designed for beginning drawing students, the basic fundamentals and principals of drawing skills are introduced. Students will explore different techniques and materials available to them.

Members $210 • Non-Members $230

of this course is to provide an accessible visual approach to perspective drawing. Perspective is a valuable tool for any artist drawing a landscape, figure drawing or still life to help create a threedimensional image.

Members $205 • Non-Members $225

PD119 Intro to Oil Painting

Instructor: Barbara Young Fall I & Fall II Monday, 7:45–9:45 p.m.

Studio 1B Each week beginners as well as advanced painters will be applying specific painting principles, such as drawing, values, composition, color theory and mixing, edgework, and brush and paint application.

Members $205 • Non-Members $225

PD120 Fundamentals of Color

“Gulls on the Beach,” oil on canvas, by Barbara Young

PD102 Intro to Drawing & Painting

Instructor: Barbara Young Fall I & Fall II Monday, 5:30–7:30 p.m.

Studio 1B Saturday, 4:30–6:30 p.m.

Studio 1A Open to beginning students, this is an introduction to the fundamentals of art, while sampling various drawing and painting techniques using different media, including watercolors, acrylics and oils.

Many supplies are provided.

Members $215 • Non-Members $235

Instructor: Barbara Young Fall I & Fall II Tuesday, 1:30–3:30 p.m.

Studio 1B A great course for painters of all levels and recommended for beginners. The class will be working with oil paint. Learn to mix any color and improve your color perception. Exercises enable students to represent what they see. Knowledge is applicable to all media. Paint and canvas provided.

Members $215 • Non-members $235

PD103 Drawing I

Instructor: Marie Orban Fall I & Fall II Tuesday, 5:30–7:30 p.m.

Studio 1A This class covers principles of drawing and composition. Learn techniques of measuring angles and proportions to create accurate line drawings, techniques of shading to create light and volume, and principles of composition to create dynamic, engaging images.

Members $205 • Non-members $225

PD104 Watercolor I

Instructor: Donne Bitner Fall I & Fall II Friday, 1–3 p.m.

Studio 1B Explore the classical world of watercolor and develop a firm grounding in traditional approaches and techniques. For beginning and more experienced students.

Members $205 • Non-members $225

PD105 Intro to Printmaking

Instructor: David Hunter Fall I & Fall II Tuesday, 6–9 p.m. , 6 weeks Studio 1B A student may focus on either intaglio (hardground line etching, softground, drypoint, various monochromatic and color printing techniques) or relief (linocuts including single-block, color printing with multiple blocks and reduction color techniques) printmaking techniques. Class limited to 8 students.

Members $255 • Non-Members $275

PD107 Intro to Perspective Drawing

Instructor: Sherwood Myers Fall I & Fall II Saturday, 1–3 p.m. Heritage Center (upstairs) Learn the principles of perspective and get a firm grasp on the basics of perspective and a solid foundation for understanding the optical world and how it works. The goal

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“The Promise,” acrylic on canvas, by Patricia Byron

PD143 Exploring Abstract Painting

Instructor: Patricia Byron Fall I & Fall II Wednesday, 1–3 p.m.

Studio 1A This inspiring class offers a fundamental exploration into the beauty of abstract painting.

Instruction concentrates on composition, techniques, form, texture and color. Students will develop their own artistic vision, while referencing the works of contemporary painters. This class is ideal for the beginner to the more experienced painter. Just be ready to paint outside the lines.

Members $200 • Non-members $220

PD145 Intro to Watercolor

Instructor: Donne Bitner

Fall I & Fall II Thursday, 5:30–7:30 p.m.

Studio 1B This introductory class will cover the basics of watercolor painting. Fear not, watercolor is nontoxic, spontaneous and beautiful!

Demonstrations of color mixing, glazing, laying a flat brush, negative painting and techniques such as Saran Wrap and salt will help students understand the medium. No experience needed.

Members $205 • Non-members $225

PD146 Intro to Watercolor Pencils

Instructor: Sherwood Myers Fall I & Fall II Friday, 1–3 p.m.

Studio 7 Explore the use of watercolor pencils as a painting medium. Students will study traditional watercolor techniques such as materials, washes, brush manipulation, color study and mixing

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Classes are 8-weeks long unless noted. For faculty bios, visit www.crealde.org colors as applied to watercolor pencils. Although assignments are handed out in class, personal creativity and style (independent study) is encouraged. Drawing skills are not necessary for this course, as you will get personal help from the instructor. No prior experience required.

Members $205 • Non-members $225

PD147 Making Color Sing

Instructor: AHLIN Fall I & Fall II Saturday, 1–4 p.m., 6 weeks Heritage Center Use transparent watercolors to learn how to mix colors to achieve the luminosity and sparkle characteristic of master watercolorists. Study pure pigments and how they apply; how to distinguish between transparents and opaques; warm and cool; the importance of grays; lifeless versus lively. Receive clear instruction on how to use color and design more effectively. There will be demonstrations contrasting the expressive style and the traditional approach to color. Students will prepare color charts. Materials list available.

Members $230 • Non-members $250

NEW! PD148 Introduction to Colored Pencil Techniques

Instructor: Pam Cordero Fall I & Fall II Thursday, 10 a.m.–noon Studio 1A This class will explore the dynamic world of color drawing. Students will gain a basic knowledge of techniques such as layering, lighting and shadow effects, burnishing and creating textures with colored pencils. You will be hooked when you see the painterly results achieved with such simple materials. Some reference materials will be available, or bring your own. Prior drawing experience required.

Members $205 • Non-members $225

PD201 Life Drawing

Instructor: Marie Orban Fall I & Fall II Tuesday, 7:45–9:45 p.m.

Studio 1A Students explore figurative drawing through line contour, fast gesture studies and longer sustained poses. Also covered in this class are compositional and expressive issues involved in drawing the figure.

Members $230 • Non-Members $250

PD226 Learn the Art of Sketching

Instructor: Sherwood Myers Fall I & Fall II Saturday, 10 a.m.–noon Heritage Center, upstairs Learn different techniques for sketching without laboring over a detailed drawing or painting. Students learn to make quick sketches of what they are viewing or an idea that they might want to put down on paper, which is an important part of planning a painting. This skill could be used for a journal, sketching places on vacations or just a sketch in itself. The focus of this class is to sharpen the student’s perception of proportions, perspective, light and shadow. Adding color to these sketches also will be discussed using color markers, colored pencils and watercolor. Field trips are a part of this class. Prerequisite: Intro to Drawing or similar experience.

Members $220 • Non-Members $240

PD232 Finding Ways with Watercolor II

Instructor: Ken Austin, 6 weeks

Fall II Thursday, 1–4 p.m.

Studio 1A The goal of this course is to help you find yourself as an artist. Together we’ll inspire your originality

PAINTING & DRAWING and deepen your understanding of art through practical approaches to finding your style.

Focus will be on composition, color, shape and expression, in a positive learning environment.

Members $245 • Non-members $265

NEW! PD238 Drawing the Figure in Perspective

Instructor: Sherwood Myers Fall I & Fall II Friday, 4–6 p.m.

Studio 1A This class will focus on learning how to draw the human figure in perspective. Using a model in complex poses, learn how to measure for proper proportions. Also using light and shadow studies, students will get a firm grasp on the human figure in perspective foreshortening to create a more three-dimensional image in drawings or paintings.

Newsprint paper and charcoal or pencils are recommended for supplies.

Members $245 • Non-members $265

PD250 Putting New Life Into Still Life Painting

Instructor: Robert Ross Fall I & Fall II Wednesday, 6–9 p.m., 6 weeks Studio 1B This class is for those who want to create stilllife oil paintings with a contemporary approach. It includes a brief history of still-life painting, from Caravaggio to the present. Students will paint from direct observation of still-life arrangements in the studio and will receive personal assistance and critiques. Intermediate skill in oil painting is “Flowers in a Vase,” oil on required. canvas, by Robert Ross Members $250 • Nonmembers $270

PD251 Painting Landscapes with Heart and Mind

“Plum Crazy over a Pear,” oil on canvas,

by Barbara Tiffany

PD242 Advanced Independent Study – Painting in Oil or Acrylic

Instructor: Barbara Tiffany Fall I & Fall II Friday, 9 a.m.–noon, 6 weeks Studio 1A In this course, each student will work on their own projects with full guidance from the instructor. She will help develop your own style or improve upon what you are now doing. Through this process, students will learn observation skills, color relationships, color mixing, the importance of light and shadow, and more. Demonstrations given on a full-range of subjects.

Members $235 • Non-members $255

PD248 From Reality to Abstraction

Instructor: Dennis Schmalstig Fall I & Fall II Thursday, 5:30–7:30 p.m.

Studio 1A Learn to use your skills in drawing and painting realistically to create abstract and semi-abstract works of art. Students will be taught three approaches that allow a more poetic, interpretative response when working from life and nature.

Students will use pencil to create ambiguous space drawings (fusing disconnected planes and merging objects, transparencies, “ghosting” positive shapes). They will use a limited palette of acrylics to create paintings that explore the techniques of selection and emphasis, rearrangement of shapes and simplification.

Members $215 • Non-Members $235

PD249 Advanced Drawing

Instructor: Dennis Schmalstig Fall I & Fall II Thursday, 7:45–9:45 p.m.

Studio 1A Learn to draw like the old masters. Capture lines and tones accurately and develop your ability to produce fine details and transitions in tone using charcoal, pencil cross-hatch and conté crayon techniques. Soon your drawings will be works of art.

Members $210 • Non-members $230

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PD305 Portrait Painting

Instructor: Don Sondag Fall I & Fall II Wednesday, 6:45–9:45 p.m., 6 weeks Studio 1A Working directly from the live model, students will establish proportions and bone structure.

Using either oils or acrylics, students will concentrate on drawing, value and color to develop their paintings, with emphasis placed on achieving a likeness. Tuition includes model fees.

Prerequisites: Intro to Oils, Fundamentals of Color, Portrait Drawing or similar experience.

Members $265 • Non-Members $285

PD321 Watercolor III

Instructor: Ken Austin Fall II Wednesday, 1–4 p.m., 6 weeks Studio 1B Advanced watercolor artists will be challenged with specific assignments involving design issues, conceptual ideas, structure, color and more. Illustration, direction and critique will be the primary tools for learning. Students will be responsible for working in their own styles, and critiques will include class input. Prerequisite: Watercolor II or similar experience.

Members $250 • Non-members $270

PD323 Advanced Watercolor Studies

Instructor: Robert Ross Fall I & Fall II Thursday, 9 a.m.–noon, 6 weeks Studio 1B This six-week class is ideal for those who wish to capture their emotional response to a landscape using direct observation, sketches and photographs. You will learn to look at a landscape for meaning, make quick decisions and work with a loaded brush. Some class sessions will be split between studio and outdoors. Students will receive personal assistance and critiques. Intermediate skill in oil painting is required. Supply list provided.

Members $240 • Non-members $260

Instructor: Donne Bitner Fall I & Fall II Thursday, 1–3 p.m.

Studio 1B Designed for intermediate to advanced students, this class covers contemporary approaches to the medium. Projects will be proposed to challenge the student and give focus to improving each student’s personal vision. A mainstay to this class will be critiques, which enables students to improve their work. Prerequisite: Watercolor II or similar experience.

Members $245 • Non-members $265

NEW! PD253 New Directions with Acrylic

OPEN STUDIOS

Instructor: Donne Bitner Fall I & Fall II Tuesday, 10 a.m.–noon Studio 1B Explore a painterly approach to fresh ways of working with acrylics, using new surfaces and reinventing traditional ones. Work with stamps, stencils, fabric and oil pastels for mixed media. Bring an adventuresome spirit, and experiment with acrylics. For intermediate to advanced skill levels.

“Lone Ranger,” acrylic on Members $220 • canvas, by Donne Bitner Non-members $240

PD302 Painting the Model Outdoors

Instructor: Don Sondag Fall II Wednesday 9 a.m.–noon, 6 weeks Studio 1A In this class, we will paint the model in a landscape. Students will develop a study in vine charcoal, then apply paint on top of their drawings. Oil paint is preferred but acrylics and other mediums are acceptable. The first class meets at the Crealdé main campus. An outdoor easel is required.

Members $255 • Non-members $275

PD030 Open Studio: Figure

With Terri Rickerson Friday, 1–3:30 p.m.

Studio 1A Students work in any medium from a live model who holds one pose the entire session. There is no instruction provided but a moderator is present. No pre-registration is needed, but a Crealdé membership is encouraged.

Fee: $10 per session

PD031 Open Studio: Life Drawing

With Paul McNear and Audrey Zindler Sunday, 10 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Studio 1A Students work from a live model. The session begins with quick gestures, moving to longer poses. No instruction is provided but moderators are present. No pre-registration is needed but a Crealdé membership is encouraged.

Fee: $10 per session

PD033 Open Studio

With Marie Orban Monday, 7:45–9:45 p.m. Studio 1A Students work in any medium from a live model who holds one pose the entire session.

No instruction is provided, but moderators are present. No pre-registration is needed, but a Crealdé membership is encouraged.

Fee: $10 per session

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“Against the Soft Window Light,” oil on canvas, by Stacy Barter

WKP73 Expressive and Accurate Figure Painting with Oils

Instructor: Stacy Barter Fall I Mondays, August 17, 24 and 31 Studio 1A 9 a.m.-4 p.m., with an hour break for lunch.

Registration deadline: August 10 Learn to paint the figure in oil with accuracy and expression. Emphasis also will be placed on achieving interesting and varied edges with the brush and how color temperatures affect flesh tones. This will be an energetic, fun experience, along with plenty of guidance and one-on-one instruction. We will be working from the nude, draped and clothed figure, doing short studies in oil and building up to longer three-hour model sessions.

Members $300 • Non-Members $320 Stacy Barter has been a full-time painter for almost 20 years. She is committed to ongoing study with master painters of our day, and has won international acclaim for her floral work and national merit for her figurative and landscape work. Website: stacybarter.com

WKP70 Mixed Media on Canvas

Instructor: Regine Dossche Fall I September 28 Studio 1A Monday, 9 a.m.–1 p.m.

Registration deadline: September 14

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Learn to paint and create textures with Easy 3D Flex and Powertex. Easy 3D Flex is an inorganic filling compound that comes as a white powder.

Mixed with Powertex, you can create coarse textures and even 3-D effects. You can achieve different textures and effects according to the quantity you add to the Powertex. This medium will show cracks when applied in thick layers and will make your artwork unique. No acrylics or oils needed to create a one-of-a-kind mixed media piece. Bring stamps or templates to press detailed prints into the surface. Includes all materials except a 24 x 24 inch canvas.

Members $120 • Non-Members $140 Regine Dossche is a Belgian artist and workshop instructor, residing in Orlando. She started off as a watercolor artist until she came in contact with Powertex, a trendsetter in the development of new techniques with textile hardening products. As soon as she started experimenting, a whole new world unfolded, and she was able to create figurines, sculptures, textures on canvas and even jewelry. She doesn’t just want to be a painter, a sculptor, or a mixed media artist, she wants to do it all, and is looking forward to sharing her enthusiasm about these techniques with beginner and advanced artists alike.

WKP72 Raising the Bar: Painting the Florida Landscape in Oil

Instructor: Larry Moore Fall I Thursday, Friday, Saturday October 15, 16 and 17 Studio 1A and 1B 9 a.m.–4 p.m., with an hour break for lunch.

Registration deadline: October 8 This three-day workshop will focus on moving your work to the next level. We will capitalize on your strengths and work on your weaknesses.

Emphasis will be on drawing, color and value, shape and form, edge, brushwork and composition. Required skill level is intermediate to advanced. The thrust of this class is development of an idea. We will start off with simple compositional drawings in ink, then move to value studies. From there, we move to color studies and then to the canvas with a strong battle plan.

Members $390 • Non-Members $410

YAP101 Pint-Size Picassos

Instructor: Patricia Byron Fall I & Fall II Saturday, 9–10 a.m.

Studio 1B Discover exciting painting and drawing techniques in a variety of media, including charcoal, pastels, watercolors and collage. Develop your creativity in this fun introduction to the world of art! For ages 5-8.

Members $100 • Non-members $120

YAP102 Beastly Clay

YAP108 Mini Monets

Instructor: Patricia Byron Fall I & Fall II Saturday, 11 a.m.–noon Studio 1B Budding artists will experience the fascinating world of art-making with hands-on projects in watercolors, pastels, collage and other media.

Fledgling artists explore self-expression in a nurturing environment. For ages 4-6.

Members $100 • Non-members $120

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Instructor: Doug Bringle Fall I Monday, 4–5 p.m.

Studio 4 Saturday, 9–10 a.m.

Studio 4 Clicking claws, gnashing teeth, snapping beaks … beware, wild beasts are hunting. We’ll tame them in the clay studio. Security provided … just in case!

Members $100 • Non-members $120

YAP102 Wet Clay

Instructor: Doug Bringle Monday, 4–5 p.m.

Saturday, 9–10 a.m.

WKP71 The Pleasure of Painting with Pastels

Instructor: Gary Rupp Fall II December 15 and 16 Tuesday and Wednesday Studio 1A 9 a.m.–4 p.m., with an hour break for lunch.

Registration deadline: December 8 “In the Pines,” pastel, Pastels allow you

by Gary Rupp to work with the purest form of color available to artists. For this reason, some artists have referred to pastels as “raw color.” The participants in this workshop will gain experience in using various types of this exciting medium and applying them to a wide range of surfaces.

A particular focus will be on underpainting with an alcohol wash, and how to take advantage of the color harmony wheel in making color choices.

Students will work from their own photographs.

Members $160 • Non-Members $180 Gary Rupp studied Studio Art at Wheaton College, Illinois, and trained with well-known pastelists Albert Handell, Maggie Price, Doug Dawson and Michael Chesley Johnson.

His paintings have been juried into national exhibitions at The Bascom, Highlands, N.C.; The Cornwell Center, Charlotte, N.C., and recently at the 26th International Association of Pastel Societies, Albuquerque, N.M. Rupp is a frequent participant in paint-outs in Florida, and vice president of the Appalachian Pastel Society.

Classes are 6-weeks long unless noted. For faculty bios, please visit www.crealde.org

YOUNG ARTISTS PROGRAM AGES 4–8

Larry Moore majored in Graphic Design with an emphasis on drawing and art history, but there were no painting requirements. He learned to paint on his own and in the 1980s he began plein-air painting while working as a commercial artist. Having mastered many mediums, he began teaching in 1990. His goal is to give to others the things he spent a lifetime learning and is still learning. As an artist, his directive is to grow and expand out and up, with his purpose as an instructor to help you do the same.

Fall II Studio 4 Studio 4

Fall I and Fall II • August—December • 2015

From fish and mammals to insects, plants and birds, water teems with life. We’ll shape clay into creatures that love to get wet … and stay dry making them!

Members $100 • Non-members $120

AGES 8–12 YAP202 Painting & Drawing I Instructor: Marsha De Broske Fall I & Fall II: Saturday, 9–10:30 a.m.

Studio 1A Fall I: Wednesday, 4:15–5:45 p.m.

Studio 1A Learn the fundamentals of art-making and discover how to see as an artist.

Create with a variety of drawing and painting materials.

Members $120 • Non-members $140

Classes are 6-weeks long unless noted. For faculty bios, please visit www.crealde.org

YOUNG ARTISTS PROGRAM YAP214 Continued Painting & Drawing

Instructor: Marsha De Broske Fall II Wednesday, 4:15–5:45 p.m.

Studio 1A Build on your painting and drawing knowledge.

Discover new skills, concepts and materials to enhance your art. Enjoy and explore!

Members $120 • Non-members $140

YAP204 Clay Danger

Instructor: Doug Bringle Fall I Saturday, 11 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

Studio 4 Predators with mouths full of teeth are on the prowl … hungry. Come capture them with clay.

Guaranteed safe and bite-free!

Members $120 • Non-members $140

YAP204 Clay from Living Waters

Instructor: Doug Bringle Fall II Saturday, 11 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

Studio 4 The earth is a ball of water, home to myriad forms of life. Let’s celebrate those water dwellers in clay. Keep your shoes on … no wading allowed!

Members $120 • Non-members $140

YAP205 Storytelling Through Cartooning

Instructor: Ken Foster Fall I & Fall II Saturday, 9–10:30 a.m.

Heritage Center Learn to develop characters and story lines to script your own comics. Explore and expand your own style as you create characters using colored pencils, pen and ink, and watercolor.

Members $120 • Non-members $140

YAP209 Painting & Drawing II

Instructor: Anita Cohen Fall I & Fall II Saturday, 11 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

Studio 1A Students will explore fun new techniques that include an introduction to abstract art with creative media! New projects build on fundamental skills to develop style and selfexpression.

Members $120 • Non-members $140

NEW! YAP216 Exploring the Elements of Art

Instructor: Anita Cohen Fall I Saturday, 1–2:30 p.m.

Studio 1A Advance your skills as you explore the elements of art! Use drawing as a base and complete your works with a variety of media. We will incorporate a sketchbook to chronicle your progress and develop your technique along the way!

Members $120 • Non-members $140

NEW! YAP217 Fun with Film

Instructor: Paula Davis Fall I & Fall II Saturday, 9–10:30 a.m.

Studio 5 Before digital photography, there was film. Have fun taking pictures using 35mm cameras and blackand-white film, then create your own photos in the darkroom. Even Harry Potter would be amazed!

Cameras, film and photo paper are provided.

Members $120 • Non-members $140

AGES 10–14

NEW! PDY104 Intro to Oil Painting

YAP208 Wheelthrowing & More!

Instructor: Belinda Glennon Fall I Wednesday, 4–5:30 p.m.

Studio 4 Experience the magic of the wheel! Shape a soft clay ball into a form, then decorate, glaze and fire it into a functional pot. Get creative with handbuilding and transform thrown forms into ceramic treasures. Repeated sessions develop skills.

Members $120 • Non-members $140

NEW! YAP218 Mixed Media Sculpture Instructor: Trish O’Donnell Friday, 4–5:30 p.m.

Studio 7 Find creative inspiration by combining everyday materials into works of art while learning the foundations of creating in 3-D. From assemblage to modeling your own sculptures, we will stretch our imaginations to the max!

Members $120 • Non-members $140

Fall I & Fall II

NEW! YAP219 2-D Mixed Media: Altered Books

Instructor: Trish O’Donnell Fall I Tuesday, 4–5:30 p.m.

Studio 7 Explore ways to create by combining a variety of materials and processes. Experiment each week with new techniques, and create pages that will be combined into an altered book. Use mixed media, transfer techniques and more, as you discover your artistic voice!

Members $120 • Non-members $140

YAP403 Digital Camera Magic

Instructor: Laurie Hagemaier Fall I Wednesday, 5–6:30 p.m.

Heritage Center Go beyond point and shoot! Armed with DSLR cameras, budding photographers experiment with photographic principles during walking field trips in Winter Park and learn how to create long-exposure images using light painting. Add your final touches in our iMac Photoshop lab. Digital SLR cameras are provided.

Members $125 • Non-members $145

NEW! YAP404 Phoneography Magic

Instructor: Laurie Hagemaier Fall II Wednesday, 5–6:30 p.m.

Heritage Center Take your cell phone images from snapshots to creative photography. Explore composition, exposure, creative effects, black-and-white and apps. Walking field trips. Students must provide their own camera-enabled cell phone.

Members $125 • Non-members $145

YOUNG ADULT CLASSES, AGES 13-17 PDY102 Figure Drawing

Instructor: Barbara Young Fall I Saturday, 1–3 p.m.

Studio 1B Here is a class you can take many times over.

Draw from a live model, learn to master the art of eye-to-hand coordination and capture the essence of the pose. It is said that if you learn to draw the human figure, you can draw anything.

Members $165 • Non-members $185

Instructor: Barbara Young Fall II Saturday, 1–3 p.m.

Studio 1B Learn the principles of color theory along with proper use and care of your tools. Explore the mystery of color, composition and technique.

Students work at their own paces on projects of their choice from photos or still lifes. Come paint with us! Here is a class you can take over and over again.

Members $150 • Non-members $170

NEW! PDY105 Portfolio Preparation

Instructor: Trish O’Donnell Fall II Monday, 4–6 p.m.

Studio 1A Submitting a portfolio? This class provides college-bound art students an opportunity to discuss their artwork and fine-tune their portfolios to ensure a high-quality presentation.

Work with a master art educator to discover what colleges are looking for and how best to represent your artistic voice.

Members $150 • Non-members $170

TDY121 Teens: Clay Your Way

Instructor: Doug Bringle Fall I & Fall II Thursday, 4–6 p.m.

Studio 4 The wonder of clay is that, with a little bit of handbuilding technique and lots of imagination, you can make almost anything. You’ve got the ideas ... now come learn how to materialize them in clay!

Members $150 • Non-members $170

TDY125 Ceramic Sampler for Teens Instructor: Belinda Glennon Wednesday, 4–6 p.m.

Explore the potter’s wheel and handbuilding techniques, as you create functional and decorative pots. Experiment with surface decoration and glaze to create unique pottery – perfect for holiday gift-giving.

Members $150 • Non-members $170

Fall II Studio 4

TDY164 Stained Glass

Instructor: Robert Lennox Fall I & Fall II Wednesday, 4–6 p.m.

Studio 7 Foiled again! Use the Tiffany foil method to create illuminating stained-glass projects. Learn to make a pattern, cut, foil and solder.

Members $165 • Non-members $185

PHY148 Digital Photography: People, Places, Nature

Instructor: Laurie Hagemaier Fall II Monday, 4:30–6:30 p.m.

Heritage Center Explore nature, portraiture and travel photography during walking field trips in Winter Park. Experiment with photographic principles using digital SLR cameras. Add your final touches in our iMac Photoshop lab. Digital SLR cameras are provided.

Members $150 • Non-members $170

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YOUNG ARTISTS PROGRAM NEW! PHY151 Digital Black & White Photography

Instructor: Laurie Hagemaier Fall I Monday, 4:30–6:30 p.m.

Heritage Center Explore monochrome digital photography.

Experiment with light and shadow to create expressive compositions. Walking photo field trips are part of the class. Add final touches in our iMac Photoshop lab. Digital SLR cameras provided.

Members $150 • Non-members $170

NEW! PHY152 A Picture Says a Thousand Words Instructor: Paula Davis Saturday, 11 a.m.–1 p.m.

Studio 5 Enter into the world of black-and-white film photography, and learn to express ideas with images. Study the work of well-known photographers to learn how to “see through the lens.” Cameras, film and photo paper are provided.

Members $150 • Non-members $170

Fall I & Fall II

ADULT-CHILD WORKSHOPS The registration fees for the following AdultChild Workshops includes both participants.

WKYA1 Jack-o’-Lanterns: A Holiday Tradition in Clay

Instructor: Doug Bringle Fall I Sundays, September 20 and 28 1–4 p.m.

Studio 7 Carve the clay pumpkins you create into jacko’-lanterns of your screams to delight you and your trick-or-treaters for Halloweens to come.

Directions are clear, so all can create these family heirlooms in this two-day adult-child workshop.

Members $100 • Non-members $120

WKYA2 Christmas Trees: A Holiday Tradition in Clay

Instructor: Doug Bringle Fall II Sundays, December 6 and 13 1–4 p.m.

Studio 7 Make colorful clay Christmas trees, complete with your personal handmade ornaments.

Directions are clear, so everyone can create a yuletide treasure in this Ceramic Christmas tree by Doug Bringle two-day adult-child workshop.

Members $100 • Non-members $120 Doug Bringle is an award-winning ceramicist, exhibiting artist and Senior Faculty member at Crealdé, where he teaches children and adults. He is a graduate of the University of Florida, and his work is handbuilt using traditional slab, pinch and coil techniques. The art of the pre-Columbian cultures, ancient Egypt and bronze age China especially appeals to the artist.

Website: www.douglasbringle.com

WKYA38 A Personal Masterpiece Workshop

Instructor: Patricia Byron Fall II December 12 Saturday, 10 a.m.–1 p.m.

Studio 1B Experience the wonders of fine art with your little one, while re-creating a masterpiece on canvas. Whether it is a Van Gogh, Picasso or Warhol, roll up your sleeves and dive into colorful acrylics! This adult-workshop is for children ages 4–8.

Members $100 • Non-members $120 Patricia Isabella Byron is an abstract artist and writer/ poet, who has been teaching youth and adults at Crealdé for almost a decade. She also does Crealdé outreach with the Boys and Girls Clubs of Central Florida in south Apopka and at the Maxey Center in Winter Garden.

WINTER GARDEN CLASSES Crealdé School of Art, in partnership with the City of Winter Garden, offers a series of photography, painting, drawing, sculpture and ceramics classes for adults and children at the Jessie Brock Community Center, 310 N. Dillard St., located four blocks from Winter Garden’s historic downtown area. Please call the JBCC at 407-656-4155 for directions.

Registration is handled through Crealdé School of Art. Interested students can register at the main campus in Winter Park, call the school at 407-671-1886 or register online at www.crealde.org.

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Classes are 6-weeks long unless noted. For faculty bios, please visit www.crealde.org

YOUTH WORKSHOPS WKYA31 Portrait Drawing Workshop

Instructor Barbara Young Fall I Saturday, October 10 10 a.m.–2 p.m.

Studio 1B Draw the human face, and learn to see the planes of the face and develop eye-and-hand coordination to achieve a likeness of the model.

Feel free to bring a drink and a snack. For ages 8-17. Members $100 • Non-members $120 Barbara Young’s passion for nature and art brought her to Crealdé in the late 1990s, where she participated in the Painting & Drawing Fellowship program before becoming an instructor in 2010 for both youth and adults.

WKYA34 Cell Phone – Photo Montage

with Laurie Hagemaier Fall II Saturday, December 5 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

Studio 5 Bring your cell phone fully charged for a full day of photography fun! Create a photographic work of art – for a gift or for yourself – using your cell phone camera. The photographs we take in the morning will be printed in our digital darkroom and assembled in a Cubist-photo masterpiece on canvas. Supplies included. For ages 8-plus.

Members $115 • Non-members $135 Laurie Hagemaier, a visual storyteller at heart and former Crealdé Photography Fellow, teaches digital photography youth classes. She’s a Nikon and Fuji shooter who also enjoys creating images with her iPhone and Impossible Project instant films.

FESTIVALS Find Crealdé at these fall festivals and events!

Maker Faire Orlando Saturday–Sunday, September 12–13 Orlando Science Center 777 E. Princeton St., Orlando, FL 32803 MakerFaireOrlando.com 42nd Annual Winter Park Autumn Art Festival Saturday–Sunday, October 10–11 Central Park in Downtown Winter Park 251 S. Park Avenue, Winter Park, FL 32789 AutumnArtFestival.org

With parental permission, self-motivated young adults (ages 14 to 17) are welcome to enroll in adult Painting, Drawing and Ceramics classes.

CERAMICS & SCULPTURE WG/TD174 Handbuilding with Found Objects

Instructor: Belinda Glennon Fall I Tuesday, 6–8 p.m., 6 weeks Use handbuilding techniques to create natureinspired ceramics both functional and decorative.

Give new life to organic objects as they influence form, decoration and glazing choices. Suitable for all levels.

Members/WG Residents $165 • Non-members $185

WG/TD183 Gifts of Clay

Instructor: Belinda Glennon Fall II Tuesday, 6–8 p.m., 6 weeks A handmade salsa bowl, candy jar or cookie platter

Fall I and Fall II • August—December • 2015

– start a new tradition when you create personal and unique pottery and decorations that enrich and personalize your holiday. Stamp out “Made in China” when you give the gift of your art! Suitable for all levels.

Members/WG Residents $165 • Non-members $185

PAINTING & DRAWING WG/PD102 Introduction to Drawing & Painting

Instructor: Cathy Hempel Fall I & Fall II Thursday, 6–8 p.m.

This class is designed for beginning students as an introduction to the fundamentals of art while sampling various drawing and painting techniques using different media, including watercolors, acrylics and oils. Tuition includes most materials and supplies.

Members/WG Residents $215 • Non-Members $235

WINTER GARDEN CLASSES WG/PD103 Drawing I

Instructor: Prayong Deeying Fall I & Fall II Monday, 6–8 p.m.

This class covers basic principles of drawing and composition. Students will learn techniques of measuring angles and proportions to create accurate line drawings, techniques of shading to create light and volume, and principles of composition to create dynamic, engaging images.

Members/WG Residents $205 • Non-Members $225

WG/PD104 Watercolor I

WG/PD252 Painting a Still Life

Instructor: Beatrice Athanas Fall I Instructor: Barbara Young Fall II Tuesday, 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m., 6 weeks Intermediate-level students will work from life to focus on composition, light and color. All media welcome. Instructor works in oil. Bring your favorite objects to paint.

Members/WG Residents $250 • Non-Members $270

PHOTOGRAPHY

Instructor: Prayong Deeying Fall I & Fall II WG/PH147 Digital Photography I Wednesday, 3–5 p.m.

Instructor: Mark Lepow Explore the classical world of watercolor, Fall I: Monday, 6–8 p.m. and develop a firm grounding in traditional Fall II: Wednesday, 6–8 p.m. approaches and techniques.

Through instruction and assignments, learn essential Members/WG Residents $205 • Non-Members $225 photography concepts such as exposure, composition and lighting. Understanding camera settings and how to adjust aperture and shutter speeds will allow students to gain creative control of their work.

Members/WG Residents $210 • Non-Members $230

WG/PH148 Digital Photography II

“Lakeside Inn – Mount Dora,” oil on canvas,

by Cathy Hempel

WG/PD119 Introduction to Oil Painting

Instructor: Cathy Hempel Fall I & Fall II Wednesday, 6–8 p.m.

Learn techniques of paint handling, color mixing, mediums, glazing and toning through assignments and demonstrations. Repeat students are welcome to work independently with the instructor’s help.

Members/WG Residents $205 • Non-Members $225

WG/PD130 Painting Powerful Landscapes

Instructor: Beatrice Athanas Fall I Instructor: Barbara Young Fall II Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m., 6 weeks Introductory to intermediate students will study interpretive landscape painting from photos. Learn “through the eyes of Vincent van Gogh.” Add texture, color and perspective to your work. Be bold with color and composition. Demonstrations will be done in oils but all media welcome.

Members/WG Residents $225 • Non-Members $245

WG/PD143 Exploring Abstract Painting

Instructor: Patricia Byron Fall I & Fall II Monday, 11 a.m.–1:30 p.m., 6 weeks This inspiring class offers a fundamental exploration into the beauty of abstract painting.

Instruction concentrates on composition, techniques, form, texture and color. Students will develop their own artistic visions, while referencing the works of contemporary painters.

This class is ideal for the beginner to the more experienced painter. Just be ready to paint outside the lines.

Members/WG Residents $200 • Non-Members $220

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Instructor: Mark Lepow Fall I: Wednesday, 6–8 p.m.

Fall II: Monday, 6–8 p.m.

Through in-depth assignments, field trips and reviews, students delve deeper into composition, lighting and special equipment.

In-class demonstrations on manipulating images for printing and posting online are included. Prerequisite: Winter Garden photo class Digital Photography I or on a field trip similar experience.

Members/WG Residents $210 • Non-Members $230

WG/PH243 Basic Portraiture

Instructor: Michael van Gelder Fall I Thursday, 6–8 p.m.

Basic lighting and posting techniques and the use of flash and natural light are covered in this class.

Focus is on defining the photographic portrait to reveal a subject’s unique personality. Students can work in black-and-white or color. Prerequisite: Digital Photography II or similar experience.

Members $220 • Non-members $240

WG/PH246 Flash Photography

Instructor: Michael van Gelder Fall II Thursday, 6–8 p.m., 4 weeks Start date: October 22 Learn to mix flash with available light, bounce flash, use of TTL metering system and special effects. Students will become more comfortable working with their external flash. Prerequisite: Digital Photography II or similar experience.

Members/WG Residents $120 • Non-members $140

WG/PH250 Night Photography

Instructor: Michael van Gelder Fall II Thursday, 6–8 p.m., 4 weeks Start date: November 19 Learn to make successful photos in low-light situations. ISO speed, timed exposures and metering low-light areas are covered. Creative use of white balance also will be introduced along with issues of noise reduction. Prerequisite: Digital Photography II or similar experience.

Members/WG Residents $120 • Non-members $140

YOUNG ARTISTS PROGRAM WG/YAP101 Pint-Size Picassos

Instructor: Trish O’Donnell Fall I & Fall II Saturday, 9:30–10:30 a.m., 6 weeks Do you like to draw and paint? Explore the many ways to make art using pastels, paints, watercolors and other materials. This is a fun introductory experience for fledgling artists. For ages 5-10.

Members/WG Residents $100 • Non-Members $120

NEW! WG/YAP108 Mini Monets

Instructor: Trish O’Donnell Fall I & Fall II Saturday, 11–noon, 6 weeks Budding artists will experience the fascinating world of art-making with hands-on projects in watercolors, pastels, collage and more. Fledgling artists explore self-expression in a nurturing environment. For ages 4-6.

Members/WG Residents $100 • Non-Members $120

WG/YAP112 Clay Creations

Instructor: Paula Davis Fall I & Fall II Thursday, 3:30–4:30 p.m., 6 weeks Pinch, roll, coil, slam and twist! Have fun with clay as we go step-by-step and create animals, cups, castles, treasure boxes or other handbuilt projects.

Be prepared to get your hands dirty! All materials provided. For ages 5-8.

Members/WG Residents $100 • Non-Members $120

WG/YAP204 Creating with Clay

Instructor: Belinda Glennon Fall II Tuesday, 3:30–5 p.m., 6 weeks Bring your imagination and experiment with handbuilding techniques to create functional pottery, whimsical sculptures or holiday keepsakes. Decorate with glazes, and give the gift of art this holiday with your unique ceramics. For ages 8-14.

Members/WG Residents $120 • Non-members $140

WG/YAP208 Wheel Throwing & More

Instructor: Belinda Glennon Fall I Tuesday, 3:30–5 p.m., 6 weeks Experience the wonder of the wheel as you shape a soft clay ball into a pot. Learn to combine thrown and handbuilt forms to create exciting clay vessels.

Decorate and glaze for functional pottery. For ages 10-16.

Members/WG Residents $120 • Non-Members $140

WG/YAP308 Creative Expression in 2-D

Instructor: Patricia Byron Fall I & Fall II Monday, 3:30–5 p.m., 6 weeks Calling young artists who love to paint and draw!

Explore your creative potential through acrylic paint, watercolors, charcoal and pastels on canvas and paper. Experiment with painting and drawing techniques, composition and color theory. Say it with art! For ages 10-14.

Members/WG Residents $120 • Non-members $140

NEW! WG/YAP220 Creative Digital Photography

Instructor: Trish O’Donnell Fall II Tuesday, 4–5:30 p.m., 6 weeks Studio C Develop your unique vision of the world through digital photography. Use composition to create inspiring photographs on walking field trips in Winter Garden. Experiment with photo-editing via cell phone and tablet apps to create stunning photographs! Students must provide digital camera and cell phone or tablet for this class.

Members/WG Residents $120 • Non-Members $140

www.crealde.org

Crealdé School of Art

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Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage PAID Permit 93068 Mid-FL, FL

Crealdé Arts Inc. 600 St. Andrews Blvd., Winter Park, FL 32792 PH: 407-671-1886; FAX 407-671-0311

Cover credits: Photograph from the Four Corners tour, 2014, by Peter Schreyer; “Florida Light” plein-air pastel

by Gary Rupp; Crealdé Young Artist Program student; “Embrace,” 2014, wire, printed silk, mixed media, by Hye Shin; and “Fibonacci Series #8,” 2002, cotton, polyester and bamboo batting, by Caryl Bryer Fallert.

BECOME A CREALDÉ MEMBER TODAY! Our family is large, but there is room for you – join us and support our mission founded on the idea that the arts are for everyone, and everyone has a story worth telling. Your membership helps us serve the community with outreach programs for special populations, scholarships, educational exhibitions and public art. Membership revenue maintains the affordability of classes and workshops.

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR EARLY DISCOUNT OF $10 OFF PER PERSON

Crealdé membership allows you to actively participate in the arts community with benefits such as discounted registration fees and invitations to gallery receptions, special lectures, and members-only events.

It is easy to join! An Individual membership costs only $40 per year and $65 provides membership benefits to an entire household! Membership levels at $100 and above earn additional benefits. You may join by selecting the membership option on our website or call our office – your membership benefits begin immediately. You can become a member even if you are not taking a class.

Thank you for supporting the arts in Central Florida – it is a great thing to do!

THREE EASY WAYS TO REGISTER!

Stop by the main campus

Visit Online www.crealde.org

Call 407-671-1886

Convenient & Secure!

for Personal Service

600 St. Andrews Blvd.

Winter Park, FL 32792 9am-4pm Monday-Thursday 9 am-1 pm Friday and Saturday

FALL I: Use coupon code: 15FALLONE Effective through August 1 FALL II: Use coupon code: 15FALLTWO Effective through September 26