WAG Studio Spring/Summer 2018 Art Classes brochure

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A COMMITMENT TO ART & ART MAKERS Our Programs and Instructors For over 80 years, WAG Studio has built a strong reputation for providing excellence in art instruction for children, teens, and adults. Classes incorporate current exhibitions with special tours, fostering a connection between the art on view in the galleries and the art created in the classrooms.

All of our instructors have degrees and/or diplomas from universities or art colleges and many have master’s degrees and additional certification in education. While most work in private studios, instructors also bring experience as actors, administrators, art therapists, designers, and members of artist-run centres.

For more information about our instructors, visit wag.ca/studio

Our Interim Location All art classes are currently offered on the Gallery’s lower level. Public access is down the ramp of the WAG building on Colony St. This interim location is in place as the WAG works to develop the Inuit Art Centre – a new building that will be connected to the Gallery on all levels. The Centre will expand art education with larger and more versatile spaces, providing a breathtaking new home for art classes, as well as the WAG’s celebrated collection of contemporary Inuit art and related programs. If you have questions, please contact: Rachel Baerg, Head of Education, at art-educator@wag.ca, or Diane Lafournaise, Manager of WAG Studio, at studioprograms@wag.ca Learn more about the Inuit Art Centre at inuit.wag.ca

SPRING ADULT ART CLASSES WAG Studio offers many ways to explore your creativity with beginner and intermediate courses in a variety of media. Unless otherwise indicated, adults provide their own tools and supplies for classes. Students in beginner courses will be supplied with materials for the first class, while those in intermediate courses should bring their own selection. Supply lists are handed out on the first day of class. For special workshops, supplies are generally included in the class cost.

BEGINNER CLASSES All skill levels welcome • No pre-requisites required 10-WEEK CLASSES

Pottery

Drawing Basics

Discover hand building, which includes slab building and slump molded forms.

Learn how to throw on a potter’s wheel. From basic thrown or handbuilt forms you’ll produce mugs, bowls, and platters. You’ll also learn glazing and decorating techniques to finish your work and develop your own ideas related to functional and non-functional forms.

For students with little or no drawing experience, this introduction to the fundamental techniques and concepts of drawing will sharpen observational skills and build confidence. Practice translating what you see into what you draw as you work with different subjects, including still life studies and the human form.

Introduction to Watercolour Gain an overview of the basic techniques of watercolour painting, the use and care of paints and brushes, the elements and principals of design, and colour theory.

Painting Basics Have you always wanted to paint but don’t know where to begin? Or looking to make the transition from drawing to painting? Learn about technique, colour, brushes, and how to use acrylic paint and other painting media in a supportive and creative environment.

Pottery Drop-in April 29–June 10 • $10 per drop in Sundays, 11am-1:30pm For adult students currently enrolled in our pottery classes, enjoy spending more time in the studio honing your skills. No instruction is provided; prior approval from your WAG instructor is required. No advance registration; payment is collected each week at the WAG Studio reception. Bring your own supplies. Use of clay is limited to one box per student, which is provided at the first class.

THE NEXT LEVEL Requires Drawing Basics or equivalent experience as a pre-requisite.

The Figure in Art Using a variety of drawing materials, you’ll work from a model and learn about proportion, foreshortening, and other fundamental techniques for drawing the human form.

Monthly craft nights with local makers and artists. Ages 14 and up.

Participants under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. All supplies and tools are provided. Sign up wag.ca/diy

CLAYMAKER: Garden Markers with Crystal Nykoluk Sunday, April 8, 11:30am-1:30pm Get growing this spring with useful and attractive garden accessories. Make a selection of markers just in time for planting season. WAG Studio’s clay technician and ceramic artist, Crystal Nykoluk will guide you through a fun clay project that can be completed in one session. Just make it, glaze it, and voilà! We fire the work and you pick it up two weeks later. $50/ticket; $45 for WAG members or 2+ tickets.

Shibori Fabric Dyeing with Tamara Klassen Saturday, May 12, 6:30-9:30pm Learn the art of Shibori, an ancient Japanese method of resist dyeing. Textile artist Tamara Klassen will cover a variety of Shibori techniques, as well as how to set up and dye with an indigo vat. You’ll go home with three 100% cotton, 27-square-inch finished textiles, and the skills to dye many more pieces on your own. Your creations will make for unique tea towels, wall art, bandanas, pillows, and more! Wear clothing you don’t mind getting dye on. $80/ticket; $75 for WAG members or 2+ tickets

Minimalist Necklaces with Lovely Moons Wednesday, June 13, 7-9pm Using geometric beads or crystal pendants, assemble two modern necklaces with Monique Espino of Lovely Moons, a Winnipeg-based jewellery line.

Customize both necklaces for yourself or give one as a gift. Includes all natural and manufactured jewellery materials and a tool kit. $80/ticket; $75 for WAG members or 2+ tickets

PaintParty Ages 18+ • Cash bar, music, painting, and fun!

No experience required. For details, see wag.ca/diy

Block Print Tote Bags Thursday, June 21, 7-9:30pm Learn basic block printing techniques and make some matching cards to practice your skills. Then design and print your own custom canvas tote bag that will turn heads at the farmers’ market this summer! $45 single ticket/$40 for WAG members or 2+ tickets

Landscape/Seascape Abstract Watercolour Thursday, Aug 30, 7-9:30pm Is it a mountain range or crashing waves? It’s nature in all its abstracted glory. Choose a theme and learn basic watercolour techniques that will help you to create your own abstract nature watercolour. $50/ ticket; $45 for WAG members or 2+ tickets

SPRING CHILD & TEEN ART CLASSES CHILD/TEEN CLASS LEVELS: 1 = ages 5–6 • 2 = ages 7–9 • 3 = ages 10–14 • 4 = ages 15–16 Child and teen classes are structured to accommodate the abilities of different age levels. These fun-filled classes develop skills in various media, sparking creativity and imagination. Artist instructors are paired with classes based on experience and area of specialization. Spring sessions consist of 10 classes. We offer evening and weekend classes.

See class schedule for details.

New! Art and Nature 2

Mixed Media 1 and 3

Ages 7-9 • Use the raw elements of nature–plants, animals, earth, and sunshine–to inspire and create! There’s so much to explore and experience through drawing, painting, clay, and more. This mixed-media course will awaken the senses and develop an appreciation for the natural world.

Ages 5-6, 10-14 • Students will try out a variety of media that may include drawing, painting, collage, sculpture, or printmaking. Encouraging creativity, projects can be layered, mixed, and occasionally take more than one class to complete.

Drawing and Painting 1 and 3

Ages 11-16 • This mixed-media course inspired by grafitti art and urban street culture will help students develop their own personal artistic style. Activities include sharpie drawings, collage, block printing, stickers, wheat paste posters, stencils, and creating zines.

Ages 5-6, 10-14 • This course gives an introduction to basic techniques and fundamental concepts that artists use to create successful drawings and paintings. Students will build observational skills, exercise their imaginations, and visit WAG exhibitions.

Clayworks 2 and 3 Ages 7-9, 10-14 • Students will work on a series of functional and sculptural projects using different techniques to develop clay hand-building skills. Clay and related firing costs are included in the class fee.

Urban Art 3 and 4

NEW Impressionism for Kids 3

NEW Graphic Novel Studio 3

Ages 10-14 • Inspired by the WAG’s Summer with the Impressionists, step back in time to the Paris of artists Paul Cézanne, Marc Chagall, Edgar Degas, and Henri Matisse. Use a variety of media including drawing, painting, and collage in a number of expressive styles: Impressionism, Symbolism, Fauvism, Cubism, and Surrealism.

Students will interpret what they see and then check out the work of these revolutionary artists in the galleries.

Ages 10-14 • Love reading comics?

Love drawing? This graphic novel class allows students to explore the art of storytelling through their drawings.

Students will develop their unique skills in sketching, writing short scripts, storyboarding, creating strong characters and the worlds they live in, and put their ideas on paper. Students will produce their own graphic novel or zine for personal or portfolio use.

PLEASE NOTE:

If you have a child who needs supports or a support worker, you are responsible for providing such assistance.

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JULY 3–AUG 17 • Ages 6-8 and 9-12 Monday-Friday, 9am-4pm (early drop-off from 8:30am and pick up until 5pm) Campers will visit WAG exhibitions, create art, go on exciting field trips, and stage their own mini-exhibition at the end of the week. Friday is pizza day!

FIVE-DAY WEEKS • $225/$200 week • Non-member/WAG member SHORT WEEKS July 3-6 & Aug 7-10 • $200/$180 week • Non-member/WAG member Choose from three exciting themes: A WEEK IN PARIS • Wander through the streets of Paris and explore the art and architecture of this mesmerizing city. This multi-media week will have campers building and painting Parisian style.

ART IN THE AIR • Celebrate the French masters of Impressionism from Monet to Matisse. Head up to the WAG rooftop and paint en plein air just like the Impressionists did, and make a masterpiece of your own!

DANCING WITH DEGAS • Meet the dancing sculptures of the famous Impressionist artist Edgar Degas, and make a mixed media artwork through movement, music, games, and active fun.

NOUVEAU • SEMAINE FRANCOPHONE • Tous les niveaux de français bienvenue.

NEW • FRENCH WEEK • All levels of French are welcome.

Week 1

JULY 3–6

Ages 9-12

A WEEK IN PARIS

Week 2

JULY 9–13

Ages 6-8

A WEEK IN PARIS

Week 3

JULY 16–20

Ages 9-12

ART IN THE AIR

Week 4

JULY 23-27

Ages 6-8

ART IN THE AIR

Week 5

JULY 30–AUG 3

Ages 9-12

DANCING WITH DEGAS

Week 6

AUG 7-10

Ages 6-8

DANCING WITH DEGAS

Semaine 7

13 AU 17 AOÛT

Âge: 6 à 12

UNE SEMAINE À PARIS

Programming questions: Aline at 204.789.1763 or youth-programs@wag.ca Registration inquiries: Katryna at 204.789.1766 or studioprograms-assistant@wag.ca

SUMMER WORKSHOPS Adult Workshops

Child and Teen Workshops

Monday-Friday • 10am-4pm

Monday-Friday • 12-4pm

Engage in creative activities for a full week in a stimulating art environment.

Supply lists will be forwarded to registrants in advance of workshops.

Each course is 25 hours of class time, with a one-hour lunch break. Students are responsible to make their own lunch arrangements. All levels of skill are welcome.

All supplies are included.

Aug 20–24 • Drawing Basics For students with little or no drawing experience, this introduction to the fundamental techniques and concepts of drawing will sharpen observational skills and build confidence. Enhance your ability to depict aspects of nature and explore the use of colour by using oil pastels, chalk pastels, art sticks, and other materials. Work with a variety of subjects, including still life studies and the human form. Class will include time drawing in studio and outdoors.

Aug 27–31 • En Plein Air Summer is a great time to take in the fresh air and sunshine and get outdoors to draw and paint! Observe how light affects colour and learn colour theory, composition, drawing, and painting techniques while exploring the styles of painters Henri Matisse, Claude Monet, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and Jean-François Millet, as seen in the WAG’s Summer with the Impressionists.

Students will meet in the Studio on the first day and go to other locations during the course of the week.

Aug 20–24 • Clay and More 2 Ages 7-9 Students will work on a series of functional and sculptural projects using a variety of techniques to develop clay hand-building skills.

Students will incorporate their clay pieces into mixed-media sculptural projects.*

Aug 27–31 • Clayworks 3

Ages 10-14 Students will learn handbuilding skills and discover how to throw on the potter’s wheel.*

*Clay and related firing costs are included in the class fee. Fired work will be available for pick up after class ends. You will be notified by email when work is ready.

Aug 20–24 • Summer Studio 3 Ages 10-14 This immersive art making experience combines drawing, painting, and sculpture in various media.

Develop your 2D and 3D projects over the course of the week and visit the Gallery to experience Summer with the Impressionists.

Aug 27–31 • Kid’s Design Lab 2 Ages 7-9 Ever wondered what it’s like to design a building? Explore the built environment and learn about architectural elements–scale, proportion, function, and materials–through model making, drawing, and photography.

Be inspired by simple shelters and monumental museums; learn about the design of the WAG building and take a look behind the scenes at the upcoming Inuit Art Centre.

SPRING ART CLASSES SPRING CLASS REGISTRATION STARTS MARCH 6, 2018 Register by March 22 & Save • Prices in effect March 6–22.

After March 22, add $10 per course. Registration closes April 1. # Course

Instructor

Time, Date

Non-member/ member fee

Spring Adult Art Classes • DRAWING S8A: DB-T1 Drawing Basics

TBD

Tues, 7-9:30pm, Apr 10–Jun 12

$215/$189

S8A: FA-M2 Figure in Art

Jen Moyes

Mon, 7-9:30pm, Apr 9–Jun 18

$225/$200

S8A: WC-W1 Intro to Watercolour Jen Moyes

Wed, 7-9:30pm, Apr 11–Jun 13

$215/$189

S8A: PA-H1 Painting Basics

Thurs, 7-9:30pm, Apr 12–Jun 14

$215/$189

Spring Adult Art Classes • PAINTING TBD

Spring Adult Art Classes • POTTERY S8A: OB-M1 Pottery

Alan Lacovetsky

Mon, 7-9:30pm, Apr 9–Jun 18

$275/$250

S8A: OB-T1 Pottery

Colleen Chamberlin

Tues, 7-9:30pm, Apr 10–Jun 12

$275/$250

S8A: OB-W1 Pottery

PJ Anderson

Wed, 7-9:30pm, Apr 11–Jun 13

$275/$250

S8A: OB-H1 Pottery

Erika Hanneson

Thurs, 7-9:30pm, Apr 12–Jun 14

$275/$250

Spring Child Classes • Ages 5–6 S8C: D1-S1 Drawing/Painting 1

Marianne Jonason

Sat, 12-1pm, Apr 7–Jun 16

$125/$110

S8C: M1-S1 Mixed Media 1

Bree Bergen

Sat, 3-4pm, Apr 7–Jun 16

$125/$110

Spring Child Classes • Ages 7–9 S8C: A2-S1 Art/Nature 2

Bree Bergen

Sat, 12:30-2pm, Apr 7–Jun 16

$165/$140

S8C: C2-S1 Clayworks 2

Colleen Leduc

Sat, 2:30-4pm, Apr 7–Jun 16

$165/$140

S8C: C2-U1 Clayworks 2

Colleen Leduc

Sun, 2:30-4pm, Apr 8–Jun 17

$165/$140

Spring Child & Teen Classes • Ages 10–14 & 11–16 S8C: C3-S1 Clayworks 3

Colleen Leduc

Sat, 10-11am, Apr 7–Jun 16

$165/$140

S8C: C3-S2 Clayworks 3

Colleen Leduc

Sat, 12-1:30pm, Apr 7–Jun 16

$165/$140

S8C: D3-H1 Drawing/Painting 3

Marianne Jonasson

Thurs, 7-8:30pm, Apr 12–Jun 14

$165/$140

S8C: F3-M1 Impressionism 3

Marianne Jonasson

Mon, 7-8:30pm, Apr 9–Jun 18

$165/$140

S8C: G3-S1 Graphic Novel 3

Lisa Mendis

Sat, 2:30-4pm, Apr 7–Jun 16

$165/$140

S8C: M3-W1 Mixed Media 3

Bree Bergen

Wed, 7-8:30pm, Apr 11–Jun 13

$165/$140

S8C: U34-T1 Urban Art 3 & 4

Jessica Canard

Tue, 7-8:30pm, Apr 10–Jun 12

$165/$140

BECOME A MEMBER AND SAVE! Membership offers a wide variety of benefits, including discounts on WAG Studio registration and at ShopWAG, plus free admission to the Gallery for an entire year, including entry to Summer with the Impressionists. Details at wag.ca/membership

SUMMER ART PROGRAMS REGISTER NOW # Course

* short week Instructor

Time, Date

Non-member/ member fee

9am-4pm, Jul 9–13

$225/$200

Summer Art Camps • Ages 6–8 U8C: WP-C1 A Week in Paris

TBD

U8C: AA-C1 Art is in the Air

TBD

9am-4pm, Jul 23–27

$225/$200

U8C: DD-C1 Dancing with Degas

TBD

9am-4pm, Aug 7-10

$200/$180*

9am-4pm, Jul 3–6

$200/$180*

Summer Art Camps • Ages 9–12 U8C: WP-C2 A Week in Paris

TBD

U8C: AA-C2 Art is in the Air

TBD

9am-4pm, Jul 16–20

$225/$200

U8C: DD-C2 Dancing with Degas

TBD

9am-4pm, Jul 30–Aug 10

$225/$200

Semaine francophone/FRENCH WEEK • Âge/Ages 6 à/to 12 U8C: SP-C12 Une Semaine à Paris

à déterminer/TBD 9h à 16h/9am-4pm 13 au 17 août/Aug 13–17

$225/$200

Weeklong Studio Workshops • Child: Ages 7-9 U8C: C2-U1 Clay and More 2

Colleen Leduc

12-4pm, Aug 20–24

$175/$155

U8C: K2-U1 Kid’s Design Lab 2

Bree Bergen

12-4pm, Aug 27–31

$175/$155

Weeklong Studio Workshops • Child & Teen: Ages 10-14 U8C: S3-U1 Summer Studio 3

Jessica Canard

12-4pm, Aug 20–24

$175/$155

U8C: C3-U1 Clayworks 3

PJ Anderson

12-4pm, Aug 27–31

$175/$155

Weeklong Studio Workshops • Adults U8A: DB-U1 Drawing Basics

Jen Moyes

10am-4pm, Aug 20–24

$210/$184

U8A: PA-U1 En Plein Air

TBD

10am-4pm, Aug 27–31

$210/$184

REGISTER FOR SUMMER CAMP • Online at wag.ca/family

REGISTER FOR CLASSES AND WORKSHOPS

• For programming questions please

• Online at wag.ca/studio

• For registration inquiries please

• In person at WAG Studio; call 204.789.1766 to schedule an appointment

contact Allison at 204.789.1762 or youth-programs@wag.ca

contact Cara at 204.789.1766 or studioprograms-assistant@wag.ca

WAG Studio Registration Form: Spring/Summer 2018

Please include a contact phone number, and ensure you fill in a complete registration form (or a copy of this form) for each student.

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Registration & Refund Policies PAYMENT • Credit card numbers are required for telephone registrations.

• Receipts may be emailed on request.

• Cheques made payable to the Winnipeg Art Gallery. N.S.F. cheque charge is $15. Postdated cheques will not be accepted.

• All fees are due at time of registration.

REFUNDS • Classes or instructors may be subject to change without notice.

• In the event of cancellation due to low registration, a full refund will be issued.

• Refunds will only be issued if notification of withdrawal is received five working days before the first day of the class or workshop.

• Refunds will not be issued after classes commence except for medical reasons (doctor’s note required).

• The $12 registration fee is non-refundable.

PLEASE NOTE • Help us ensure WAG Studio is a peanut and nut free space. This is for the safety of students and staff with peanut and/or nut allergies.

• The registration fee covers administration costs. Pay only one registration fee when signing up for two or more classes, or two or more people per session.

• We do not send course confirmations or reminders. Register early and attend the first class as scheduled. Many classes fill up quickly. Please ensure to include a contact phone number and email on your registration form.

• Free class brochures are mailed upon request.

• WAG Studio provides art supplies for the first adult class and for all child and teen classes.

A list of materials required for adult programs is emailed or provided at the first class.

• From time to time, we photograph classroom activities and students’ work for educational and promotional purposes. You may opt out by notifying the front desk.

• Personal data will not be shared, traded, or sold to any third parties. The WAG reserves the right to use this information for our own statistical, mailing, and membership purposes. You may opt out at any time.

• All artwork left behind when classes end becomes the property of WAG Studio. Work students wish to keep must be retrieved within two weeks of the close of each session (Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall).

We are not responsible for any artwork unclaimed by the deadline.

• Invitations and updates are sent by email.

WAG Studio will be closed May 19-21 for the Victoria Day long weekend. Classes will continue the following week.

Assiniboine Park Pavilion 55 Pavilion Crescent Open daily 9am to 5pm Free entry

THROUGH THE EYES OF A CHILD 2018

Featuring work by young WAG Studio artists.

Exhibition sponsored by

Supported by

WINNIPEG SCHOOL DIVISION

MARCH 24-MAY 13 Winnipeg Art Gallery

300 Memorial Blvd

Above: Alexis Lanoie. Cover: Eva Kozielec. Instructor Marianne Jonasson

OUTSIDERS WHO ROCKED THE ART WORLD SUMMER with the IMPRESSIONISTS See the century of French Moderns, including works by Cassatt, Cézanne, Degas, Manet, Matisse, Monet, Renoir, and many more.

FRENCH MODERNS: MONET TO MATISSE, 1850-1950 ORGANIZED BY THE BROOKLYN MUSEUM

THE IMPRESSIONISTS ON PAPER CURATED BY STEPHEN BORYS WITH THE GENEROUS COLLABORATION OF THE NATIONAL GALLERY OF CANADA

JUNE 16-SEPT 9 at the Winnipeg Art Gallery

Berthe Morisot. Portrait of Mme Boursier and Her Daughter, (Portrait de Mme Boursier et de sa fille) (detail), c. 1873. Oil on canvas.

Brooklyn Museum. Museum Collection Fund, 29.30.

Photo: Brooklyn Museum