Arts, Crafts, Dance, Music, Photography and Theater

Winter/Spring 2018

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Crafts and SewingNew! CREATIVE LETTERING BY HANDDevelop several decorative handwriting styles for cards and personalizing gifts. Practice embellishing styles by varying size, color and letter placement. Use the creative lettering to design a greeting card in class. Note: All supplies provided.Cost: $48† includes $20 fee.ARA-303-101 Feb. 28 Arnold-Main Schulman1 session W 6:30-9 pm

INTRODUCTION TO CALLIGRAPHYExplore the art of hand lettering on bonded paper. Identify supplies and practice ergonomic setups for calligraphy. Practice drawing foundational letters and create a final project. Note: Students must bring an 11-by-14-inch drawing board. All other supplies will be provided.Cost: $92 includes $22 fee.ATS-396-201 April 17-May 15 Arnold-Main Hart5 sessions Tu 7-9 pm

Explore or expand your artistic talent with one of AACC’s Lifelong Learning art courses. Our art instructors will help you gain confidence and develop or hone skills in a variety of media. See what we have to offer at www.aacc.edu/personalenrichment and select Personal Enrichment to browse our offerings.

CeramicsBASIC POTTERY WHEELLearn the basics of wheel-thrown pottery in a studio setting. Use stoneware clay and electric wheels to practice centering and forming basic shapes such as bowls, cylinders and plates. Learn the properties of clay, terminology and decorative glazing techniques. Note: First 20 pounds of clay and one firing included. Bring basic pottery tool kit, small bucket and sponge to class. Wear old clothes, apron and closed-toe shoes.Cost: $280† includes $220 fee.ARS-311-101 Jan. 31-April 25 Off Campus Vitek12 sessions W 7-9 pm CART

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New! COLLAGE DIGITALLYUse original artwork for digital collage foundations. Identify design elements of a successful collage. Explore software capabilities and scan art projects. Develop creative skills completing and printing at least one collage using the artwork and software. Print one collage. Note: Students must be comfortable utilizing computer software and bring in at least four paintings, drawings or 9-by-12-inch or smaller prints to scan.Cost: $40 includes $10 fee.ARA-325-101 March 3 Arnold-Main Fiorio1 session Sa 10 am-12:30 pm

MOSAIC PROJECTSDecorate a mirror frame with colorful glass and ceramic pieces. Create your own design. Learn about application and grouting techniques. Take home your finished work. Note: All supplies provided.Cost: $60† includes $20 fee.WIN-324-101 March 19-26 Arnold-Main 2 sessions M 7-9 pm M 7-8:30 pm

MOSAIC TABLE TOPDesign and complete a small mosaic table top in class. Outline design steps including the creation of a central motif and surrounding background. Discuss special considerations; apply mosaics and grout. Cost: $133† includes $37 fee.CFT-397-201 April 30-May 21 Arnold-Main 4 sessions M 7-9 pm

GLASS PAINTINGLearn special techniques for painting glass using oven-curing paints. Decorate and take home the glass items provided. Note: Students will decorate two stemless wine glasses.Cost: $55† includes $25 fee.WMN-360-101 March 22 Off Campus Sork1 session Th 6:30-9 pm SPHS

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COSTUME DESIGN: BEHIND THE SCENESExplore the world of costume design production for a Broadway show and identify career opportunities. Examine the unique challenges of fabric and accessory selection as it relates to traveling and nontraveling shows. Cost: $37† includes $7 fee.CFT-396-201 May 9 Arnold-Main Jones1 session W 6:30-9 pm

New! SEWING: BABY QUILTPrepare and sew a nine-patch baby or doll quilt. Explore baby quilt history. Use rotary cutter techniques and modern piecing methods to assemble quilt top. Quilt and bind to complete 40-inch-square project. Prerequisite: WMI 336 So Simple Sewing or permission of instructor. Note: Students supply fabric and thread. Call 410-777-2121 for supply list. All other supplies provided.Cost: $89† includes $22 fee.WNI-344-101 March 8-29 Arnold-Main Kirtland3 sessions Th 7-9 pm

KNITTING BASICSDevelop confidence and consistency in knitting. Explore needle, yarn choice and care, practice casting on, knitting and purl stitches. Complete a knitted cowl neck scarf in class. Note: All supplies provided.Cost: $87† includes $22 fee.WNI-326-101 Feb. 1-22 Arnold-Main Kirtland4 sessions Th 6:30-8 pm

THE CARE AND FEEDING OF YOUR SEWING MACHINEDevelop simple skills to maintain a sewing machine, fix common problems and prevent unnecessary repairs. Examine sewing machine construction and practice basic maintenance tasks. Use sewing machine to create a hanging hand towel. Cost: $36† includes $16 fee.CFT-395-101 Feb. 13 Arnold-Main Orme1 session T 7-9 pm JOHN 105

SO SIMPLE SEWINGLearn (or relearn) how to use a sewing machine. Identify the major parts of a sewing machine, practice threading the machine and bobbin, and discuss sewing safety. Sew two projects in class. Note: Sewing machine and all supplies provided. Students will complete two gift bags.Cost: $70† includes $22 fee.WMI-336-101 Feb. 26-March 5 Arnold-Main Senk2 sessions M 7-9 pm WMI-336-201 May 1-8 Arnold-Main Senk2 sessions Tu 7-9 pm

SO SIMPLE SEWING 2Improve sewing skills and learn how to insert a zipper. Create an envelope pillow and cover and a zippered makeup case. Practice using a pattern, measuring and cutting. Prerequisite: WMI 336 So Simple Sewing or permission of instructor.Note: Sewing machine and all supplies provided.Cost: $70† includes $22 fee.WMI-364-201 May 15-22 Arnold-Main Senk2 sessions Tu 7-9 pm

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New! DECORATIVE PAINTINGDiscover simple painting strokes that transform objects and make them special. Examine surface preparation, object and supply choices. Practice strokes; decorate one object in class. Note: Students will decorate a tin watering can to keep or give as a gift. All supplies provided.Cost: $49† includes $25 fee.CFT-388-201 May 5 Arnold-Main Sork1 session Sa 9:30-11:30 am

POLYMER CLAY: CREATING A FAIRY GARDENUse polymer clay to create a tiny house and garden accessories for a one-of-a-kind fairy garden. Practice sculpting techniques for constructing and designing each element. Bake elements in your home oven. Cost: $70† includes $25 fee.CFT-398-201 May 16-23 Arnold-Main Leavy2 sessions W 7-9 pm

INTRODUCTION TO CROCHETINGLearn about crochet stitches and supplies, including threads, yarns, hooks and patterns. Practice making a crochet purse. Take home your finished work. Cost: $76† includes $22 fee.WMN-386-201 April 26-May 10 Arnold-Main Kirtland3 sessions Th 7-8:30 pm

STAINED GLASS: LEVEL 1Learn the basic copper foil method for constructing a stained glass panel. Explore selecting and cutting glass, transferring patterns, soldering, framing and working with chemicals and hand tools. Note: Full attendance strongly recommended. After registering call 410-777-2121 for supply list. Glass/equipment supplies will cost approximately $225.Cost: $195† includes $22 fee.ARS-392-201 April 16-June 4 Arnold-Main Matott7 sessions M 6:30-9 pm

New! INTRODUCTION TO BOOKBINDING Explore bookbinding techniques easily adapted for uses such as travel memoirs, artist’s sketch books or family photos. Develop layout skills and practice three bookbinding techniques. Complete three hand-bound books. Note: All supplies provided.Cost: $98† includes $37 fee.CFT-390-201 May 1-15 Arnold-Main Matthews3 sessions Tu 7-9 pm

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LATIN CLUB DANCINGDevelop and practice basic steps of several popular Latin club dances such as salsa, merengue, bachata and cha-cha. Practice the fundamentals on leading, following and Latin styling techniques. Review steps with music. Note: Students should wear comfortable clothing and appropriate thin-sole, leather bottom shoes. No sandals or flip-flops.Cost: $85† includes $7 fee.DNC-326-101 Jan. 25-March 1 Arnold-Main Gallagher6 sessions Th 6-7 pmDNC-326-201 April 5-May 10 Arnold-Main Gallagher6 sessions Th 7-8 pm

LINDY HOPDevelop steps and techniques of the Lindy Hop swing dance. Practice leading and following for partner dance, demonstrate spins and turns. Apply variations to different speeds of Lindy Hop music. Note: Students should wear comfortable clothing and appropriate thin-sole, leather bottom shoes. No sandals or flip-flops.Cost: $79† includes $7 fee.DNC-333-101 Jan. 25-March 1 Arnold-Main Gallagher6 sessions Th 7:15-8:15 pm

SOCIAL DANCELearn and practice the smooth movements of the foxtrot, tango, salsa and waltz. Note: Bring a bag lunch, drink and protein snack. Wear comfortable clothing and appropriate thin-sole, leather bottom shoes. No sandals or flip-flops.Cost: $67† includes $7 fee.DNC-315-101 Feb. 10 Arnold-Main Washington1 session Sa 10:30 am-4 pm DNC-315-201 April 7 Arnold-Main Washington1 session Sa 10:30 am-4 pm

DanceBASIC SOCIAL DANCELearn to dance to different social rhythms including the foxtrot, tango, salsa and swing. Note: Students should wear comfortable clothing and appropriate thin-sole, leather bottom shoes. No sandals or flip flops.Cost: $90† includes $7 fee.DNC-305-101 Jan. 22-Feb. 26 Arnold-Main Gallagher6 sessions M 6-7 pmDNC-305-201 April 2-May 7 Arnold-Main Gallagher6 sessions M 6-7 pm

EMBODY BARRECombine ballet barre core exercises with ballet and modern dance moves for body shaping results. Increase flexibility, strengthen your core and improve posture. Cost: $77† includes $7 fee.DNC-311-101 Jan. 22-March 5 Arnold-Main Michaels7 sessions M 6-7 pmDNC-311-201 April 2-May 14 Arnold-Main Michaels7 sessions M 6-7 pm

BASIC DANCES FOR WEDDING RECEPTIONSDance with confidence at weddings and other formal events. Learn the foxtrot and cha-cha. Instructor welcomes entire wedding parties as well as individuals and fathers of the bride. Note: Students should wear comfortable clothing and appropriate thin-sole, leather bottom shoes. No sandals or flip-flops.Cost: $90† includes $7 fee.DNC-318-101 Jan. 22-Feb. 26 Arnold-Main Gallagher6 sessions M 7:15-8:15 pmDNC-318-201 April 2-May 7 Arnold-Main Gallagher6 sessions M 7-8 pm

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INTRODUCTION TO SHAG AND WEST COAST SWINGDevelop fundamentals and practice popular dance moves of shag and the West Coast swing. Demonstrate dance variations, turns and patterns with a partner. Practice techniques and styling to increase confidence. Note: Wear comfortable clothing and flat-sole shoes; no sandals or flip-flops.Cost: $85† includes $7 fee.DNC-331-201 April 5-May 10 Arnold-Main Gallagher6 sessions Th 6-7 pm

SOCIAL DANCE 2Solidify and improve upon the techniques and dance steps from Basic Social Dance (DNC 305). Prerequisite: DNC 305 Basic Social Dance or previous dance experience.Cost: $85† includes $7 fee.DNC-308-201 April 5-May 10 Arnold-Main Gallagher6 sessions Th 8-9 pm

EAST COAST SWING DANCEDevelop dance skills to the fast beat of the East Coast swing. Improve and enhance your dance repertoire with this six-count, basic step, rhythm dance. Demonstrate lead and follow techniques. Note: Students should wear comfortable clothing and appropriate thin-sole, leather-bottom shoes. No sandals or flip-flops. Bring a bag lunch, drink and protein snack.Cost: $49† includes $7 fee.DNC-329-101 March 24 Arnold-Main Washington1 session Sa 10:30 am-2 pmDNC-329-201 May 12 Arnold-Main Washington1 session Sa 10:30 am-2 pm

New! ACTING 2: CHARACTER STUDY AND SCENE WORKExamine and practice character monologues, character pantomimes and scene studies culminating in a final performance at the end of six weeks. Prerequisite: THT 311 The Basics of Acting.Note: B-ring 1.5-inch binder to to class.Cost: $125† includes $7 fee.THT-313-201 May 1-29 Arnold-Main Austin5 sessions Tu 7-9 pm

SOCIAL DANCE: CHA-CHADevelop the basics steps and footwork pattern of the cha-cha in this beginners’ class. Practice proper technique including foot alignment, hip sway action and timing to the beat of the music. Note: Wear comfortable flat-sole leather shoes; no sandals or flip-flops.Cost: $85† includes $7 fee.DCE-300-201 April 2-May 7 Arnold-Main Gallagher6 sessions M 8-9 pm

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New! ZENTANGLE®: BOUNDARIES, BRIDGES AND BLENDINGEnhance Zentangle® drawings by incorporating new techniques to create both unity and flow. Practice boundaries, bridges and blending methods between tangles. Use techniques on Zentangle® paper tile. Prerequisite: WOI 367 Introduction to Zentangle or permission of the instructor.Note: Students should bring their basic Zentangle drawing kit.Cost: $47† includes $17 fee.ARA-323-101 March 6 Arnold-Main Allison 1 session Tu 6:30-9 pm

ZENTANGLE®: TANGLING WITH MOOKAExplore connections between the tangle pattern Mooka and its inspiration, the work of artist Alphonsa Mucha. Practice a variety of mooka variations and examine several shading techniques. Create a drawing in the style of Mucha using the tangle pattern. Note: All supplies provided.Cost: $47† includes $17 fee.

ARA-326-201 April 18 Arnold-Main Allison1 session W 6:30-9 pm

New! ZENTANGLE® IN COLORCombine Zentangle® with color to enhance drawings. Practice a unique technique for applying color to drawing paper to create an underpainting. Explore three new tangles. Develop techniques to integrate underpainting and tangles. Note: All supplies provided.Cost: $39† includes $15 fee.ARA-304-201 May 22 Arnold-Main Schulman1 session Tu 6:30-8:30 pm

Drawing

DRAWING FUNDAMENTALSUnlock creativity and develop the power of perception. Develop skills to give drawings depth and realism by working from still lives. Use a variety of media including charcoal, pastel and conte. Note: Basic drawing supplies provided for first class. Instructor will discuss additional supplies at that time.Cost: $156 includes $27 fee.ARS-376-101 Jan. 24-March 21 Arnold-Main Bigelow8 sessions W 6:30-9 pm ARS-376-201 April 11-May 30 Arnold-Main Bigelow8 sessions W 6:30-9 pm

New! INTRODUCTION TO ZENTANGLE®Discover an easy-to-learn drawing technique that inspires creativity and develops mindfulness. Combine simple, repetitive drawing strokes into “tangles” to create beautiful, personalized patterns. Note: All supplies provided.Cost: $47† includes $17 fee.WOI-367-201 May 15 Arnold-Main Sork1 session Tu 7-9:30 pm

New! FUN WITH ZENTANGLE® DINGBATZCreate personalized decorative elements to enhance notes, cards and letters. Explore the role of dingbats in typography. Use Zentangle® tangles and techniques to draw one-of-a kind “dingbatz.” Apply color for depth and dimension. Frame one project. Prerequisite: WOI 367 Introduction to Zentangle or permission of the instructor.Note: Students should bring their basic Zentangle drawing kit.Cost: $41† includes $17 fee.ARA-324-101 Feb. 24 Arnold-Main Allison1 session Sa 9:30 am-12:30 pm

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STUDIO ACCESS: DRAWING AND PAINTINGWork independently in a 35-by-50-foot studio with northern exposure skylights, lighting equipment, model stand, easels and access to still life materials. Storage locker available. Prerequisite: Drawing or painting experience.Note: Call 410-777-7106 to schedule 50 studio hours. Students supply media, paper, paints and canvas.Cost: $177† includes $57 fee.ATS-373-101 Jan. 22-May 7 Arnold-Main Klos12 sessions MTuWThFSaSu 6:30-9 pm

DRAWING FOR THE ABSOLUTE BEGINNERGain a solid foundation and understanding of drawing basics. Discover materials, set up procedures, lighting and rendering techniques, and design and layout methods. Note: Offered online in partnership with ed2go.Cost: $109† includes $72 fee.DLC-311-101 Jan. 17-March 9 ONLN EDGO Walker

New! DRAWING IN PERSPECTIVEImprove your artwork by using perspective. Examine the concepts and terminology of linear perspective. Practice basic techniques and explore drawing tips to reinforce perspective. Develop skills through drawing practice using still lives. Note: All supplies provided.Cost: $82 includes $12 fee.ATS-399-201 April 24-May 15 Arnold-Main Ellsworth McKinney4 sessions Tu 6:30-9 pm

EFFECTIVE COLOR PENCIL TECHNIQUEDiscover the luminous beauty and colorful effects possible using color pencils, a nontoxic, highly portable medium ideal for travelers. Enhance artistic expression by learning drawing, application techniques and tools to bring a picture to life. Beginners to advanced students welcome. Note: Bring one set of Prismacolor Premier colored pencils, 24-count or larger. All other supplies provided.Cost: $148† includes $20 fee.ARS-310-201 April 12-May 10 Arnold-Main Hewitt5 sessions Th 6:30-9 pm

New! EFFECTIVE COLORED PENCIL TECHNIQUE 2Explore solutions to challenges in colored pencil drawing. Gain skills to illustrate a variety of surfaces including glass, metal and fabric. Identify techniques for source photos and discover new colored pencil media. Prerequisite: ARS 310 Effective Color Pencil Technique or equivalent experience recommended.Note: Bring one set of 24 or more Prismacolor pencils and supplies from ARS 310.Cost: $127 includes $25 fee.ATS-380-201 May 17-June 14 Arnold-Main Hewitt5 sessions Th 6:30-9:30 pm

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STACKING BRACELETSUse simple jewelry-making techniques to complete three wire bracelets. Practice looping, bending, cutting and hardening skills. Utilize a bracelet mandrel for shaping. Create a central focal point for each bracelet using decorative disc or set stone. Note: All supplies provided.Cost: $46† includes $22 fee.WOI-350-101 March 24 Arnold-Main McCarthy-Quiroz1 session Sa 9:30-11:30 am

BASIC BEADING: DESIGN AND TECHNIQUEExplore the fun and sophisticated craft of making beaded jewelry. Learn to identify equipment, materials, bead types and stones. Acquire basic skills in stringing, crimping, knotting and making wire-wrapped loops. Note: All supplies provided.Cost: $140† includes $32 fee.CFT-355-201 April 17-May 15 Arnold-Main McCarthy-Quiroz5 sessions Tu 6:30-8:30 pm

WIRE WRAPPED JEWELRY: BRACELETCreate a unique bracelet using wire wrapped components. Practice basic bead wire wrapping; design the wire wrap for unique beads. Using wire techniques, create a bracelet clasp. Combine all components and attach clasp for finished look. Cost: $46† includes $22 fee.WIS-368-201 April 10 Arnold-Main McCarthy-Quiroz1 session Tu 6:30-8:30 pm

JewelryFor information regarding a continuing education certificate in Begin-ning Jewelry Design, call 410-777-2325.

WIRE-WRAPPED JEWELRYDiscover how to craft wire jewelry using different types and gauges of wire. Learn how to choose tools and wires for creating or repairing pendants, earrings, bracelets and necklaces. Note: All supplies provided. Instructor selects projects.Cost: $139† includes $32 fee.CFT-356-101 March 7-April 11 Arnold-Main McCarthy-Quiroz5 sessions W 6:30-8:30 pm JOHN 105 W 6:30-8:30 pm JOHN 107

New! TREE OF LIFE PENDANTUse wire working techniques to create a unique tree of life pendant. Construct circular frame and bail for a leather cord. Apply patina. Develop tree branches from wire and add small beaded “leaves.” Note: All supplies provided.Cost: $46† includes $22 fee.ARA-302-101 Feb. 27 Arnold-Main Sork1 session Tu 6:30-8:30 pm

New! SOLDERED SILVER SPINNER RINGUse silversmithing skills to construct a ring with a spinning center overlay. Outline torch and safety skills. Design of individual ring will include sawing, hammering, soldering, polishing, finishing and adding a patina. Complete one ring in class. Note: All supplies provided.Cost: $89† includes $47 fee.CFT-394-101 March 10 Arnold-Main Madej1 session Sa 10 am-2 pm

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COMMUNITY JAZZ ENSEMBLELearn and perform jazz stage band music. Open to all qualified community musicians. Audition may be required. Programs are prepared by the college for public performance.Note: Performance dates announced in class. For details contact Performance Arts department at 410-777-7230.Cost: $47† includes $37 fee.MUC-309-101 Jan. 17-April 25 Arnold-Main Powell14 sessions W 7-9:45 pm MUC-309-102 Jan. 23-May 1 Arnold-Main Wardenski14 sessions Tu 7-9:45 pm

COMMUNITY ORCHESTRAPerform orchestral works from the baroque to contemporary eras. Open to all qualified community players. Audition may be required. Programs are prepared by the college for public performance. Note: Performance dates to be announced in class. For details call Associate Professor Anna Binneweg at 410-777-7218.Cost: $47† includes $37 fee.MUC-310-101 Jan. 18-April 26 Arnold-Main Binneweg14 sessions Th 7-9:30 pm

COMMUNITY CONCERT BANDPerform in a concert band and/or wind ensemble. Open to all qualified musicians. An audition may be required. Programs are prepared by the college for a public performance. Note: Performance dates announced in class. For details contact Performance Arts department at 410-777-7230.Cost: $47† includes $37 fee.MUC-311-101 Jan. 22-April 30 Arnold-Main Dembowski14 sessions M 7-9:30 pm

New! “TIN CUP” NECKLACECreate a “Tin Cup” necklace based on the style found in the movie with the same name. Use knotting techniques to assemble the cord and pearl necklace. Add a clasp and extender for flexible wear.Note: All supplies provided.Cost: $43† includes $19 fee.ARA-305-201 May 3 Arnold-Main McCarthy-Quiroz1 session Th 6:30-8:30 pm

FUSE-GLASS JEWELRYCreate pendants, pins or earrings with dichroic glass. Learn how to cut and layer glass for kiln firing. Design for maximum sparkle and depth. Discuss finishing options. Complete three pieces.Note: All supplies provided.Cost: $92† includes $32 fee.CFT-357-201 May 19 Arnold-Main Garber1 session Sa 9 am-2 pm

MusicFor information about AACC’s music offerings and upcoming events visit www.aacc.edu/personalenrichment and select music.

ENCORE CHORALETap into your love of singing by joining a four-part chorale. Learn vocal techniques and prepare for concerts with the nationally recognized Washington, Northern Virginia and Baltimore Encore Chorales. Note: No auditions required. Must be 55 or older to enroll.Cost: $186† includes $162 fee.COA-328-101 Jan. 8-April 30 Arnold-Main 15 sessions M 2-3:30 pm

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BEGINNING GROUP PIANOLearn to read music and play simple piano melodies in a group. Explore the basics of reading music, identifying notes on the keyboard, and playing rhythms and basic chords. Practice ergonomics and hand positioning. Learn elements of good musicianship.Note: For beginners or students who want to review skills. Student will purchase Book 1 of Alfred’s Piano 101 by E.L. Lancaster and Kenon Renfrow, 1999.Cost: $99† includes $7 fee.MUC-329-101 Feb. 22-April 19 Arnold-Main Rex-Williams8 sessions Th 7-8 pm MUC-329-201 May 1-June 19 Arnold-Main Rex-Williams8 sessions Tu 1-2 pm

New! BEGINNING GROUP PIANO 2Develop more complex piano skills through exploration and exercises. Increase dexterity and knowledge of the instrument through challenging rhythms, scales, charts and progressions. Examine intervals. Broaden song repertoire and improve performing skills confidence. Prerequisite: MUC 329 Beginning Group Piano or permission of instructor.Cost: $99† includes $7 fee.MUC-336-101 Feb. 21-April 18 Arnold-Main Rex-Williams8 sessions W 7-8 pm MUC-336-201 May 3-June 21 Arnold-Main Rex-Williams8 sessions Th 7-8 pm

COMMUNITY CONCERT CHOIRPerform music from the Renaissance through contemporary periods. Open to all qualified singers. Audition may be required. Choral programs are prepared by college for a public performance. Note: Performance dates announced in class. For details, call Associate Professor Doug Byerly at 410-777-7019.Cost: $47† includes $37 fee.MUC-312-101 Jan. 23-May 1 Arnold-Main 14 sessions Tu 7-9:45 pm

BASIC GUITAR: GROUP INSTRUCTIONLearn basic guitar skills in group instruction format: reading music, playing scales and chords. Learn some of your favorite music, guitar maintenance and instrument quality. Note: Student must bring a six-string guitar to class.Cost: $119† includes $7 fee.MUC-313-101 Feb. 6-April 17 Arnold-Main Warmack10 sessions Tu 7:30-8:30 pm

BRAZILIAN DRUMMINGDiscover the rhythms of Brazilian drumming. Examine drum construction and sound, and compare with other drumming forms. Practice the Rio style, Bahia samba reggae and Permambuco maracatu rhythms along with the complementing percussion instruments. Cost: $49 includes $7 fee.MUC-327-101 Feb. 26-March 26 Arnold-Main Ballengee4 sessions M 7-8:30 pm

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New! DUET: SINGING WITH A PARTNERDiscover the fun, challenging vocal techniques of singing in pairs. Examine music vocabulary and corresponding symbols, song preparation, diction techniques and harmonizing. Develop self-assessment tools to improve skills needed to sing with a partner. Note: Pairs enroll separately. Limit two students per class. Bring a 1-inch spiral notebook, pencil and water to class.Cost: $312† includes $7 fee.MUC-335-101 Feb. 7-March 21 Arnold-Main Capobianco6 sessions W 6:30-7:30 pm MUC-335-201 April 11-May 16 Arnold-Main Capobianco6 sessions W 6:30-7:30 pm

New! INTRODUCTION TO SONG WRITINGLearn to write lyrics and melodies that could appeal to the music marketplace. Examine musical genres focusing on lyrical melodies, song structure and marketing potential. Write lyrics for one genre and explore melodic development. Cost: $82 includes $12 fee.MUC-325-101 Feb. 15-March 22 Arnold-Main Bernstein5 sessions Th 7-9 pm

New! INTRODUCTION TO BECOMING A DJExamine the essentials of DJ as a career. Outline a history of the profession and equipment requirements. Identify qualities of a successful DJ, and branding and marketing strategies. Practice beat matching and song transitions. Cost: $77 includes $7 fee.MUC-328-101 Feb. 21-March 21 Arnold-Main Armstrong4 sessions W 6:30-9 pm

INDIVIDUAL VOICE LESSONSReceive private instruction according to your musical knowledge and experience. Learn music terminology and elements of singing including breath, diction, rhythm,vocal exercises, musicianship and presentation. Cost: $312† includes $7 fee.MUC-323-101 Feb. 6-March 20 Arnold-Main Capobianco6 sessions Tu 4-5 pm MUC-323-102 Feb. 6-March 20 Arnold-Main Capobianco6 sessions Tu 5-6 pm MUC-323-103 Feb. 6-March 20 Arnold-Main Capobianco6 sessions Tu 6-7 pm MUC-323-104 Feb. 6-March 20 Arnold-Main Capobianco6 sessions Tu 7-8 pm MUC-323-105 Feb. 6-March 20 Arnold-Main Capobianco6 sessions Tu 8-9 pm MUC-323-106 Feb. 7-March 21 Arnold-Main Capobianco6 sessions W 4-5 pm MUC-323-107 Feb. 7-March 21 Arnold-Main Capobianco6 sessions W 5-6 pm MUC-323-201 April 10-May 15 Arnold-Main Capobianco6 sessions Tu 4-5 pm MUC-323-202 April 10-May 15 Arnold-Main Capobianco6 sessions Tu 5-6 pm MUC-323-203 April 10-May 15 Arnold-Main Capobianco6 sessions Tu 6-7 pm MUC-323-204 April 10-May 15 Arnold-Main Capobianco6 sessions Tu 7-8 pm MUC-323-205 April 10-May 15 Arnold-Main Capobianco6 sessions Tu 8-9 pm MUC-323-206 April 11-May 16 Arnold-Main Capobianco6 sessions W 4-5 pm MUC-323-207 April 11-May 16 Arnold-Main Capobianco6 sessions W 5-6 pm

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Painting and Printmaking

New! WATERCOLOR BASICS: YOU CAN DO ITLearn watercolor basics using a step-by-step approach. Explore the tools of the trade, paint application, using the white of the paper, brush handling, color mixing and various textural effects. Note: Call 410-777-2121 for supply list.Cost: $230† includes $14 fee.ATS-312-101 Jan. 23-March 6 Arnold-Main Sass7 sessions T 3-6 pm ATS-312-201 April 11-May 30 Arnold-Main Hendrickson8 sessions W 6-9 pm

New! WATERCOLORS: INTRODUCTION TO PAINTING PEOPLE Develop skills to depict the human figure in watercolors. Practice pencil sketches providing the underlying structure for paintings. Explore paint layering and other techniques to create depth and skin tone. Apply to a series of paint studies. Note: Students must bring at least one set of tube watercolors. Recommended brands: Reeves, Sennielier, Sakur or Yarka. All other supplies provided.Cost: $121 includes $37 fee.ARA-322-101 Feb. 7-March 21 Arnold-Main Sass 6 sessions W 6:30-8:30 pm

INTRODUCTION TO THE BUSINESS OF MUSICExamine the essential elements of selling music professionally. Outline the role of a business team, the copyrighting process and music publishing, recording process, contracts, licensing, and sales. Discuss the essential elements of touring and the pitfalls to avoid. Cost: $77 includes $7 fee.MUC-333-101 Feb. 27-April 3 Arnold-Main Smith5 sessions Tu 6:30-8:30 pm

New! INTRODUCTION TO THE UKULELEExamine the fundamentals of ukulele playing. Determine holding position and develop tuning skills, fingerpicking patterns and strumming method. Outline basic music theory, locate notes, compare chord structures and practice simple melodies. Note: Student must bring either a tenor, concert or soprano ukulele to class.Cost: $75 includes $19 fee.MUC-331-201 May 1-June 19 Arnold-Main Warmack8 sessions Tu 7:30-8:30 pm

New! SINGING TO CENTER Explore using your voice to help relax and develop focus. Practice breathing and vocalization techniques such as repetitive toning. Identify each technique’s impact on the body. Note: Bring a yoga mat or sit on a classroom chair.Cost: $31† includes $7 fee.MUC-334-201 April 28 Arnold-Main Capobianco1 session Sa 9:30-11:30 am

New! MUSIC MADE EASY: ONLINELearn what makes music work. Gain an understanding of rhythm, melody and harmony. Discover how to build intervals, major scales and chords. Learn how to read, write and play simple musical pieces on a keyboard. Note: Offered online in partnership with ed2go.Cost: $100† includes $72 fee.MUC-317-101 Jan. 17-March 9 ONLN EDGO Murawski

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OIL PAINTING: EASY AND FASTComplete an oil painting in three hours. Learn about the basics of painting in a workshop that will develop skills and confidence. Note: All supplies provided.Cost: $71† includes $35 fee.ATS-309-101 March 3 Arnold-Main Councell1 session Sa 9 am-12:45 pm

New! FUNDAMENTALS OF OIL PAINTING Examine oil painting essentials from paints to painting. Practice techniques. Explore paint, brush and painting surface choices. Assess the roles of color theory, color mixing and composition. Create at least two paintings in class. Note: Call 410-777-2121 for supply list. Additional supplies provided in class.

Cost: $112† includes $22 fee.ARA-318-201 April 7-14 Arnold-Main Bigelow2 sessions Sa Noon-4 pm

FUNDAMENTALS OF OIL: LEVEL 2Develop oil painting skills through the grisaille technique of layering monochromatic color and glazing. Build 3-dimensionality in objects that have warmth and depth. Practice skills; create a final 12-by-18-inch painting.Note: Call 410-777-2121 for supply list. Additional supplies provided in class.

Cost: $121† includes $25 fee.ARA-327-201 April 21-28 Arnold-Main Bigelow2 sessions Sa Noon-4 pm

WATERCOLOR PAINTING: FOCUS ON FLOWERSExplore the challenges of depicting flowers in watercolor painting. Outline tips and techniques for painting the delicacy and translucency of four flowers. Develop observational, drawing and watercolor skills. Prerequisite: ATS 312 Watercolor Basics: You Can Do It or permission of instructor.Note: All supplies provided.

Cost: $116 includes $32 fee.ARA-309-201 April 18-May 9 Arnold-Main Sass4 sessions W 6:30-9 pm

PAINTING SNOW IN OILSDevelop techniques to depict snow scenes in paintings. Identify the role of warm and cool colors in creating light and shadows. Examine snow’s reflective qualities and explore composition depth and atmosphere. Create four paintings. Note: All supplies provided.Cost: $136† includes $46 fee.ARA-321-101 Feb. 7-28 Arnold-Main Ellsworth McKinney4 sessions W 6:30-8:30 pm

OIL PAINTING: WATER AND LANDSCAPESLearn to depict depth and atmosphere. Explore use of color, perspective and composition. Create thumbnail sketches as painting preparation. Determineways to paint elements of landscapes and waterscapes. Complete water and a landscape painting. Note: Call 410-777-2121 for supply list.

Cost: $127† includes $7 fee.ATS-389-201 April 16-May 7 Arnold-Main Gryder4 sessions M 7-9:30 pm

ABSTRACT PAINTINGDevelop acrylic painting skills by focusing on the design elements of abstract art. Outline the evolution of abstract art and identify essential elements for successful paintings. Practice techniques and complete at least three paintings in class. Note: Call 410-777-2121 for paint supply list. All other supplies provided.Cost: $96 includes $32 fee.ARA-315-201 April 18-May 9 Arnold-Main Leavy4 sessions W 7-9 pm

INTRODUCTION TO CHINESE BRUSH PAINTINGDiscover the philosophy and practice of Chinese brush painting. Explore styles and shared underlying core elements. Identify unique tools used for brush painting, learn basic strokes and then practice skills in class. Note: All supplies provided.Cost: $63† includes $27 fee.ATS-368-201 May 5 Arnold-Main Green1 session Sa 10 am-1 pm

PRINTMAKING: MONOPRINTS WITH GILDINGDevelop your creativity by focusing on the process of using a gelli plate for individual prints. Examine the gelli plate assembling process. Discuss using a painted image on the plate and embellish images with gildingNote: All supplies provided.Cost: $99 includes $39 fee.ARA-310-201 April 30-May 21 Arnold-Main Mc Gowan4 sessions M 7-9 pm

LINOLEUM BLOCK PRINTMAKINGExamine the creative process of linoleum printing from idea to print. Practice carving skills and explore drawn design options. Identify printing challenges and learn troubleshooting. Complete a carved block and print. Note: All supplies provided.Cost: $170† includes $42 fee.ATS-388-201 May 3-31 Arnold-Main Hagan5 sessions Th 7-9 pm

PRINTMAKING STUDIOWork independently with several different intaglio presses, litho press, rollers, acid bath, hot plate and dust box. Prerequisite: Printmaking experience.Note: Register and call 410-777-7028 to schedule 50 studio hours. Students supply paper, metal plates and blotters.Cost: $177† includes $57 fee.ARS-390-101 Jan. 22-May 7 Arnold-Main Mona12 sessions MTuWThFSaSu 6:30-9 pm

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PhotographyFor information regarding a continuing education certificate in Digital Photography, call 410-777-2325.

DIGITAL CAMERAS: WHAT’S RIGHT FOR YOU?Discern how to choose the best camera for your needs. Explore differences between camera categories and outline a variety of reliable sources for cameras and manufacturers. Identify essential questions to ask before purchase. Cost: $24† includes $7 fee.PHO-376-201 April 10 Arnold-Main Harrell 1 session Tu 7-8:30 pm

BASIC DIGITAL CAMERA OPERATIONSDesigned for entry-level film or digital single-lens reflex camera (DSLR) photographers. Learn camera operations, including composition, focus, lens selection, exposure, metering, flash and memory devices. Note: Students supply their own camera and memory card. Computer lab not offered with this course.Cost: $151† includes $7 fee.PHO-305-101 Feb. 6-March 20 Arnold-Main Harrell6 sessions Tu 6:30-8:30 pm PHO-305-201 April 17-May 22 Arnold-Main Harrell6 sessions Tu 6:30-8:30 pm

Theater

THE BASICS OF ACTINGIdentify the elements of great acting and explore acting methodologies. Utilize the stimulus/response method to study character work. Practice warmups, cold readings, improvisation and monologues. Note: Designed for the novice or professional actor looking for a solid acting technique. Student should bring a 1 1/2” binder to class. Cost: $98 includes $14 fee. THT-311-101 March 7-April 11 Arnold-Main Austin 5 sessions W 6:30-9 pm

New! ACTING 2: CHARACTER STUDY AND SCENE WORKExamine and practice character monologues, character pantomimes and scene studies culminating in a final performance at the end of six weeks. Prerequisite: THT 311 The Basics of Acting.Note: B-ring 1.5-inch binder to to class.Cost: $125† includes $7 fee.THT-313-201 May 1-29 Arnold-Main Austin5 sessions Tu 7-9 pm

THE BUSINESS OF VOICE-OVERSExamine career opportunities in doing voiceovers. Identify avenues for full- and part-time employment. Outline ways to receive voice-over training and strategies for self-marketing. Participate in a mock voice-over and receive instructor feedback. Cost: $37† includes $7 fee.THT-310-201 April 12 Arnold-Main Levine1 session Th 7-9 pm

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PHOTOGRAPHY: LIGHTING TECHNIQUES FOR SUCCESSDevelop confidence and control using lighting in photography. Explore the impact of natural lighting, flash and lighting setups on photographs. Examine techniques to optimize each form of lighting. Practice lighting scenarios; review results. Note: Students must bring a DSLR camera and off-camera flash to each class, plus any accessory light/flash owned.Cost: $79† includes $7 fee.PHO-375-101 Feb. 22-March 8 Arnold-Main Guevin3 sessions Th 6:30-8:30 pm

TAKING BETTER FAMILY PHOTOSDetermine the essential elements and functions of a DSLR camera. Identify goals for family photography. Examine the exposure “triangle;” explore composition, lens choice and ways to assess photograph success. Discuss age-specific tips to optimize photo success along with processing and electronic backup systems.Note: Students must bring a DSLR camera, user’s manual, charged battery and memory card.

Cost: $51† includes $7 fee.PHO-374-101 March 10 Arnold-Main Heydt1 session Sa 9 am-1 pm

STUDIO ACCESS: BLACK AND WHITE DARKROOMWork independently in AACC’s darkroom to process film and produce silver gelatin black-and-white prints. Produce unlimited prints, up to 16-by-20 inches, during any scheduled open lab. Chemistry included in course cost. Note: Prior darkroom experience and permission from the instructor required. Students supply paper. Call 410-777-7079 to inquire about registration and to schedule studio hours.

Cost: $182† includes $77 fee.PHO-363-101 Jan. 22-May 4 Arnold-Main Moore14 sessions MTuWThFSaSu 6:30-9 pm

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY: INTERMEDIATE ADVANCED TECHNIQUESLearn proven techniques to better your digital photography skills with a single-lens reflex (DSLR) camera. Topics include equipment, advanced exposure techniques, low-light situations and off-camera flash. Instructor will discuss action photography, close-up macro photography, tips for photographing people and travel, camera raw capture and raw file editing techniques. Note: Prior knowledge of basic digital camera operation recommended or PHO 305 Basic Digital Camera Operations. Students supply their own digital single-lens reflex camera with manual override and memory card.Cost: $156† includes $7 fee.PHO-346-101 Feb. 8-March 22 Arnold-Main Conger6 sessions Th 6:30-8:30 pm PHO-346-201 April 19-May 24 Arnold-Main Guevin6 sessions Th 6:30-8:30 pm

BASIC ADOBE LIGHTROOM FOR PHOTOGRAPHERSLearn Lightroom’s tools for consistent workflow from camera to quality output. Import, organize and retrieve pictures. Discover the tools to back up, convert from RAW, correct and control exposure and color. Prerequisite: PHO 305 Basic Digital Camera Operations or permission of instructor.Cost: $170† includes $7 fee.PHO-353-201 April 11-May 16 Arnold-Main Conger6 sessions W 6:30-9 pm

PHOTOGRAPHY AS BUSINESS: AN INTRODUCTIONExamine topics specific to setting up a photography business. Explore creating and promoting a brand, bidding for contracts, opportunities for sales, copyright laws, potential legal contracts, model releases and introductory issues of self-employment/business taxes. Note: Instructor will not provide legal advice on personal business issues and neither the instructor nor AACC is responsible for students’ personal business choices.Cost: $49 includes $7 fee.PHO-362-101 March 19-April 2 Arnold-Main Guevin3 sessions M 7-9 pm

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SMARTPHONE PHOTOGRAPHYLearn to optimize photographic skills and basic photography skills for smartphones. Identify common and uncommon features and practice using them in class. Explore apps to augment photography and editing.Cost: $37† includes $7 fee.PHO-358-201 April 28 Arnold-Main Mazurek1 session Sa 9-11:30 am

PHOTOGRAPHY AS BUSINESS: AN INTRODUCTIONExamine topics specific to setting up a photography business. Explore creating and promoting a brand, bidding for contracts, opportunities for sales, copyright laws, potential legal contracts, model releases and introductory issues of self-employment/business taxes.Note: Instructor will not provide legal advice on personal business issues and neither the instructor nor AACC is responsible for students’ personal business choices.Cost: $49 includes $7 fee.PHO-362-201 May 16-30 Arnold-Main Guevin3 sessions W 7-9 pm

PHOTOGRAPHING NATURE WITH YOUR DIGITAL CAMERALearn how to improve your outdoor photographs. Focus on landscapes, water, flowers, trees, insects and animals. Examine digital camera equipment, telephotography and macro photography. Note: Offered online in partnership with ed2go.

Cost: $100† includes $72 fee.PHO-340-101 Jan. 17-March 9 ONLN EDGO Simmons

MASTER YOUR DIGITAL SLR CAMERAAdvance digital camera skills to the next level. Learn how to use aperture, shutter speed, ISO and exposure settings. Discuss specific lenses and flash units. Examine how to compose and shoot photos in various situations. Note: Offered online in partnership with ed2go.Cost: $100† includes $72 fee.PHO-355-101 Jan. 17-March 9 ONLN EDGO SimmonsPHO-355-102 Feb. 14-April 6 ONLN EDGO SimmonsPHO-355-103 March 14-May 4 ONLN EDGO Simmons

DISCOVER DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHYLearn the basics of digital photography including equipment, software, digital darkrooms, printing, internet and email use, along with commercial and personal applications. Learn what you need and what you can expect to invest. CEUs issued. Note: Offered online in partnership with ed2go.Cost: $100 includes $72 fee.ONL-383-101 Feb. 14-April 6 ONLN EDGO Schulz

SECRETS OF BETTER PHOTOGRAPHYEnhance your photography skills by mastering basic exposure and lighting techniques. Learn how to photograph portraits, landscapes and still lifes. Note: Offered online in partnership with ed2go.

Cost: $100† includes $72 fee.PHO-341-101 Feb. 14-April 6 ONLN EDGO Schulz

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If you enjoy taking classes that inspire you and enrich your life, we have more to offer. Visit www.aacc.edu/aacc and select Personal Enrichment to browse our offerings in programs such as dance, finance, fitness, floral design, health and wellness, home and garden, martial arts, world languages and writers’ workshop.

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Notice of Nondiscrimination: AACC is an equal opportunity, affirmative action, Title IX, ADA Title 504 compliant institution. Call Disability Support Services, 410-777-2306 or Maryland Relay 711, 72 hours in advance to request most accommodations. Requests for sign language interpreters, alternative format books or assistive technology require 30 days’ notice. For information on AACC’s compliance and complaints concerning sexual assault, sexual misconduct, discrimination or harassment, contact the federal compliance officer at 410-777-1239 or complianceofficer@aacc.edu, the Title IX coordinator at 410-777-2256, or Maryland Relay 711.

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