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To createis essential toone’s wholeness!—LokiStained Glass Instructor At Columbia Art Center For More Than 20 Years

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WELCOMEto ColumbiaArtCenter

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Check out columbiaartcenter.org for Columbia Art Center teacher biographiesFYI

This winter, Columbia Art Center is offering several new programs including COSTUMEDESIGN FOR TEENS and a new school’s out VISITING ARTISTSERIES FOR AGES 11-13. Columbia Art Center is pleased to feature thelocal group — Columbia Photographers — in the Main Gallery in January 2012.

MISSION STATEMENT Columbia Art Center is dedicated to providingartistic experiences in the visual arts for all ages and interest levels and to join withlocal arts organizations and community businesses in creating diverse offerings.

OVERVIEW Columbia Art Center offers year-round art classes, rotating galleryexhibitions, a gallery gift shop, summer art camp for children, art birthday parties,studio rentals, a Japanese Garden, art and life enhancement lectures and more! Columbia Art Center is part of Columbia Association’s Community Services Division. Under Columbia Association, Columbia Art Center is 21 years old. It hasbeen a functioning arts school for more than 30 years and was formerly known asthe Antioch Visual Arts College.

LOCATION Columbia Art Center is located in the Long Reach Village Center(next to Stonehouse Community Center) just minutes from Route 175 andTamar Drive.

DIRECTIONS From Route 29, take 175 East towards Jessup. Follow 175 forseveral miles to the light at Tamar Drive. Turn left on Tamar and go one mile.Turn right on Cloudleap Court. Turn left into Long Reach Village Center park-ing lot. Art Center is located in the courtyard past the fountain (look for largeround window). From I-95, take the MD 100 West exit (43B) towards EllicottCity. Take the Snowden River exit (3). Enter the roundabout and take the secondexit onto Snowden River Parkway. Turn right on Tamar Drive and drive .5 miles.Turn left at Cloudleap Court. Park in the Long Reach Village Center lot on left. ArtCenter is located in courtyard beyond the fountain (look for large round window).

CONTACT INFO 6100 Foreland Garth • Columbia, MD • 21045 Telephone • 410-730-0075 Fax • 410-997-2902 Web site • columbiaartcenter.org

EMAIL General Information • art.staff@columbiaassociation.com Liz Henzey • liz.henzey@columbiaassociation.com Trudy Babchak • trudy.babchak@columbiaassociation.com

HOURS Monday-Friday • 9:30am-9pm Saturday • 9:30am-5pm

Sunday • noon-5pm *Friday evening hours (5-9pm) are contingent upon classes and rentals running.

STAFF Liz Henzey • Director Trudy Babchak • Assistant Director Monica Herber • Daytime Program Coordinator and Camp Manager Janice Crum • Daytime Program Assistant Christina McCleary • Ceramics Studio Manager Nancy McIntosh • Kiln Technician Jann Tamburello • Glaze Technician Office Facilitators Janice Crum, Donna Lonegro, Emily Michael, Annette Morgan, Jessica Taylor

COVER Photo by Rich Riggins

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CONTENTSExhibitions & Gallery Tour Series..3

Wonderful Winter Features .............3School’s Out Program,School’s Out Visiting Artist Series,DIY Wedding Workshops,Gallery Gift ShopArt Parties..........................................4Salon Series with Little Patuxent ReviewGirls’ Night Out to Create .................5

Adult Classes & Workshops ............4Calligraphy, Ceramics, Collage, Crafts,Digital Arts and Photography,Drawing and Painting, Fiber, Floral Design, Glass, Jewelry, Life Enhancement, Mosaics, Printmaking

Youth & Teen Classes.......................13NOTE: Classes are listed by offerings foryoungest age to oldest age.Krafty Kids, Saturday Morning Art,Culinary, Kids & Clay, Mixed Media,Drawing, Costume Design, Art Appreciation, Teen Wheel, Jewelry, Life Drawing, Comic Drawing, Home School

Class Policies ........................................15Inclement Weather Policy, Discounts, Supplies, Cancellations & Tuition Refunds

Registration ....................................15

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"WONDERFUL WINTERFEATURESSchool’s Out Program for ages 5-13When Howard County public schools are out, come to Columbia Art Center for an amazing day of creative fun. Go home with cool art projects. Bring a friend,make new friends, bring a lunch, and enjoy a fun day of art! (Children will be serveda snack and beverage after 3:30pm.) Registration begins one month before theSchool’s Out date.Winter/Spring School’s Out Program dates are:Jan 16, Jan 23, Feb 17, Feb 20, April 3-6, April 9, April 26, May 18Full Day • 7:30am-5:30pm, $50 per child (Drop-off begins at 7:30am; program officially runs 9am-3:30pm; pick-up ends at 5:30pm)Half-Day • 7:30am-noon, $25 per child (Drop-off begins at 7:30am; program officially starts at 9am.)Discounts: Take $5 off your registration if you register more than 5 days prior to eachSchool’s Out day. If you register 1 child for more than 3 dates together in advance, receive $15 off your total registration. NOTE: No other discount applies. If you register2 or more children for more than 3 dates together in advance, receive $20 off eachchild’s total registration cost. NOTE: No other discount applies. To register, please callColumbia Art Center at 410-730-0075 or email art.staff@columbiaassociation.com.

School’s Out Youth Visiting Artist Series for ages 11-13NEW! Columbia Art Center is pleased to invite students ages 11-13 to participate inits new Visiting Artist Series. The series is designed to encourage young artists toimprove their technical skills while acquiring a sense of personal expression. Theprogram provides an opportunity for students to connect with community artistsand to cultivate a passion for the arts. Each guest instructor will discuss their personalart and creative process while teaching a unique and challenging workshop. Winter/Spring 2012 School’s Out Youth Visiting Artist Series dates:Jan 16, Jan 23, Feb 17, Feb 20, Apr 3-6, Apr 9, Apr 26, May 18Full Day • 7:30am-5:30pm, $50 per child (drop-off begins at 7:30; program officiallyruns 9am-3:30pm; pick-up ends at 5:30pm)Half-Day • 7:30am-noon, $25 per child (drop-off begins at 7:30am; program officiallystarts at 9am)Discounts: Take $5 off your registration if you register more than 5 days prior to eachSchool’s Out day. If you register 1 child for more than 3 dates together in advance, receive $15 off your total registration. NOTE: No other discount applies. If you register2 or more children for more than 3 dates together in advance, receive $20 off eachchild’s total registration cost. NOTE: No other discount applies. To register, please callColumbia Art Center at 410-730-0075 or email art.staff@columbiaassociation.com.

The Gallery ShopThe Gallery Shop at Columbia Art Center has for sale a variety of one-of-a-kindhandcrafted and affordable art work created by instructors and students of ColumbiaArt Center. The Gallery Shop, which offers a selection of art ideal for gift-giving,home collections, and practical use, includes functional pottery, decorative ceramicworks, sculptures, jewelry, fibers, paintings, photographs, glass works, drawings, cardsand more! Hours: Mon-Fri 9:30am-9pm*, Sat 9:30am-5pm, Sun 12-5pmNOTE: Friday evening hours are contingent upon evening classes and rentals running.

Exhibitions#January 5-February 12M a i n G a l l e r y

Columbia Photo ArtistsFeaturing Timothy Ambrose, Joe Bettinger, Bruce Blum, Ann Eid,Joan Forester, Dennis Gilbert, Jerry Gettleman, Harriet Rosenberg,Jones Taylor, Sr., and Jerry WeinsteinW i n d o w G a l l e r yFrom Pieces to PortraitsMosaics Solo Exhibition featuring Roz Zinner. Reception for both shows:Saturday, January 7 • 3-5pm

#February 16-26W i n d o w G a l l e r yMake the Invisible, VisibleLong Reach High School Exhibition features art that was created in response to the film Invisible Children.The students’ works reflect the wordinvisible, and its meaning in their ownlives, both on a personal level and insociety as a whole. Reception: TBA

#March 1-April 1W i n d o w G a l l e r yPaintings Marian GlieseReception: TBA

OFF THE BEATEN PATH:W i n t e r G a l l e r y To u r S e r i e s

Facilitated by tour coordinator and localartist Chaya Schapiro! Have fun touringlocal galleries and artists’ studios in thecomfort of a driven van. Lunch stop will be at a unique, local restaurant. Each tour departs from Columbia Art Center promptly at 10am and returns by 3:30pm. $38 per person per tour.

January 19 North Baltimore GalleriesFebruary 23 Washington DC Galleriesin the Dupont Circle Area

March 22 Alexandria, VA Galleries

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PARTIES@the Art CenterParty With Arty! For Ages 5-12CA Mbrs: $225 for up to 10 childrenCA Res w/ Card: $240 for up to 10 children Non-Mbrs: $250 for up to 10 children Additional Children: $10 each, maximum 20 childrenThere’s an art to this birthday party.Parties include 90 minutes of art instruction and 30 minutes to enjoypizza and punch. Party coordinators,paper products, and invitations are alsoincluded in prices. Celebrate with Artythe creative dragon! Participate in acollaborative art work with your groupand then do a fun specialized activity.The exciting project possibilities aremask-making, journals/sketchbooks,costume wings, or animated puppets!Children take their creations home. To schedule a party, call Columbia Association Party Coordinator Lauren Branch at 410-715-3169.

Art Wear-A-DoodlePartiesFor Ages 5-12CA Mbrs: $250 for up to 10 childrenCA Res with Card: $265 for up to 10 childrenNon-Mbrs: $275 for up to 10 childrenAdditional Children: $10 each (Maximum 20 kids)Make an impression! Imprint your artwork on a t-shirt or cinch bag, andtake it home with you. Parties include90 minutes of craft and 30 minutes to enjoy pizza and punch. Party coordinators, paper products and invitations are also included in prices.To schedule a party, call Columbia Association Party Coordinator Lauren Branch at 410-715-3169.

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ANOTHER WONDERFUL

Salon SeriesSponsored by Columbia Art Center Galleries and Little Patuxent Review.FREE monthly presentations by area artists, poets, actors, musicians and other specialists. Series includes:Monday, January 30 • 7pm • Pullman Coach PresentationKevin J. Tankersley, who manages public trips and private charters for the classic 1930’sPullman private rail road car, Dover Harbor, will speak on the history of the Pullman.The Pullman was once synonymous with first class rail travel for decades in the UnitedStates, The Dover Harbor is still in configuration and appearance as it was in the 1930’s.It is owned by the National Railway Historical Society, located in Washington, DCChapter, Inc.Wednesday, February 15 • 7pm • What Makes a Great Film?Michael Giuliano and Marie Westhaver, professors who teach film courses at HowardCommunity College will discuss the genre of film. Evening discussion promises to be sheerdelight for film buffs!Monday, March 12 • 7pm • Hunting the Oldest Stars in the Neighborhood Tom Brown, Mission Scientist for James Webb Space Telescope, will discuss how he uses someof the deepest images ever obtained with the Hubble Space Telescope to measure the ages ofthe stars in our galaxy and other galaxies in the universe.

WINTER FEATURE

CLASSES FOR ADULTSfor ages 17 and up

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Early registration is recommended. All classes and workshops require a minimum enrollment to operate. If minimum enrollment is not met two daysprior to registration the class/workshop may be cancelled. For all classes, a supplies list will be sent with your registration confirmation.

CALLIGRAPHYCALLIGRAPHY with Sandy OlsonHave fun with pens, paper, ink and paint, whether you are a beginner orwant to refresh your lettering skills. Three styles of lettering will be introduced and students will choose one to focus on for the class. All necessary supplies will be available at the first session and may be purchasedfrom the instructor. Thursdays, January 26-March 1, 10-11:30am (6 sessions)$85-Residents/$95-Non-Residents

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CERAMICSNOTE All winter 2012 enrolled ceramics students can use open studio freeof charge to practice their skills. Free open studio is available when classes arenot in session. See listing of available open studio hours posted in the CeramicsStudio. Ceramic classes include use of studio equipment, all bisque firings,glazes, and glaze firings for up to 20-25 medium sized pieces (approximately200 cu. in. each) per session, e.g. 10 week session = 25 pieces, 8 week session =24 pieces, 7 week session - 21 pieces. Students who wish to produce more than 3 medium pieces each week will be charged an additional firing fee per cubicinch. Individual tools and clay are not included. Please no production work.

MINI-WORKSHOP SERIES I: UNDERSTANDING GLAZEAND GLAZING FUNDAMENTALS with Christina McClearyDesigned for introduction/intermediate levels. The glazed surface remains oneof the major challenges for those working in clay. Aspects of glaze composition,fit, and function will be discussed. Demonstrations will focus on basic andmulti-layered techniques. Learn how to develop a palette of color with whichto work, as well as how to approach creating complimentary forms. Bring atleast one bisque pot for practicing the techniques shown.Saturday, February 25, 10am-1pm (1 session) $40-Residents/$50-Non-Residents

MINI-WORKSHOP SERIES II: BASKET HANDLES with Jann TamburelloLearn how to hand craft from basket reeds your very own handles for your ceramic pot. Discussion about form, function, and aesthetics will guide thedemonstration. Bring a glazed fired pot with 'lug' handles or holes on whichto form your handle. Materials are included.Saturday, March 10, 10am-1pm (1 session) $40-Residents/$50-Non-Residents

TRY YOUR HAND AT CLAY!For ages 18 and up! Have you always wanted to try your hand at makingsomething with clay? Well join us and see what it's all about. In this three-hour workshop you will explore basic methods of handbuilding with clay.It’s a great way to spend an afternoon. You will decorate finished pieces usingcommercial under-glazes and slips. Please allow a minimum of 2 weeks for thedrying and firing of finished work.Saturday, January 21, 10am-1pm (1 session)$40-Residents/$50-Non-Residents

Jewelry Birthday Parties For Ages 5-17 with Kathy FritzCA Member: $250 for up to 10 childrenCA Resident with Card: $265 for up to 10 childrenNon-Member: $275 for up to 10 childrenAdditional Children: $10 each (Maximum 20 kids)Enjoy making jewelry to take home.This 2 hour party has two differentjewelry projects from which you canpick for your party. You can have amemory wire bracelet party or a basicbeading party where you can make atwo-piece jewelry set. Parties include90 minutes of craft and 30 minutes to enjoy pizza and punch. Party Coordinators, paper products and invitations are also included in prices.To schedule a party, call Columbia Association Party Coordinator LaurenBranch at 410-715-3169.

Girls’ Night Out To CreateBack by popular demand! Enjoy anevening of fun for you and your girl-friends one Friday each month. Everymonth features a fun DIY project orwearable art project. Come socializeand take home your own personalizedcreation! Feel free to bring your ownsnacks and beverages! Relax and havefun creating with your gal pals! Every month features a different guestinstructor and project.

Friday, January 27, 6:30-8:30pmClassy Glass: Hand Paint Your Own Martini &Wine Glasses with Susan Kieffer

Friday, February 24, 6:30-8:30pm A Mugful of Flowers Small Flower Arrangements with Carolyn Parsa

Friday, March 23, 6:30-8:30pmSuminagashi Scarves: Japanese Marbling Techniques with Michelle Dunn

$30-Residents/$40-Non-Residents

Excellent instructioncoupled with affordability.

– Adult Handbuilding/Sculpture

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INTRODUCTION TO THE WHEEL: LEARNING TO LOVE CLAYFor total beginner students and those with some clay experience. Learn thebasics of working on the potter’s wheel. Wedge and center clay and learn howto turn basic thrown forms into beautiful vases, cups, and bowls. Simple glazingand decorating techniques are also introduced. (Supplies are available to purchase on the first day of class.)EVENING CLASS with Jann TamburelloTuesdays, January 17-March 20, 6:30-9pm (10 sessions) DAYTIME CLASS with Jann TamburelloThursdays, January 19-March 22, 10am-12:30pm (10 sessions)EVENING CLASS with Donna LansmanFridays, January 20-March 23, 6:30-9pm (10 sessions)$280-Residents/$290-Non-Residents

INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED WHEEL with Susan Wertheimer DavidExpand and strengthen your throwing skills while developing your own personal style in clay. Basic shapes will be transformed into more complex forms.Sophisticated surface decoration will be explored using advanced glazing techniques, oxide and wax design elements, and simple brushwork with slips.Tuesdays, January 17-March 20, 10am-12:30pm (10 sessions)$280-Residents/$290-Non-Residents

BEYOND THE BASICS with Joe VitekThis class will push you beyond your current proficiency level and comfort zone.Creating a ceramic piece requires successful completion of many different andcomplicated techniques which become easier when broken down into individualsteps. Practice and hone these skills and as you do so, gain greater confidenceto move on to more challenging projects. With the instructor, you will refineyour techniques and explore your own voice in clay.Wednesdays, January 18-March 21, 10am-12:30pm (10 sessions)$280-Residents/$290-Non-Residents

ADVANCED CERAMICS with Nancy Ziegenfus McIntosh For students with intermediate handbuilding or wheel experience.Learn how to glaze and fire your works through a variety of firing techniquesincluding reduction, pit and sagger. Handbuilding and wheel demonstrationswill be given each class. Details will be posted about firings scheduledthroughout the session. Participation in firings is limited to students enrolled in the class.Wednesdays, January 18-March 21, 6:30-9pm (10 sessions)$280-Residents/$290-Non-Residents

INTERMEDIATE WHEEL AND HANDBUILDING: THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS with Cathy Holt As you expand and refine your throwing skills, learn how to incorporate avariety of handbuilding techniques to transform your works into morecomplex and intricate forms. Explore sophisticated surface decoration usingunique glazing techniques and oxide and wax design elements. Learn toformulate a test glaze. This class provides a wonderful opportunity for youto hone your personal style in clay and explore the possibilities of ceramicsin your future, i.e., art shows and other venues.Thursdays, January 19-March 22, 6:30-9pm (10 sessions)$280-Residents/$290-Non-Residents

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DO ITYOURSELFBRIDAL WORKSHOPS!

New Workshop Series!Give your special occasion your own creative touch! Elevate your celebrationby making unique gifts, decorations ortreats. Every month features a fun DIYproject or wearable art project. Makememories and fabulous favors with yourbest girlfriends and family members!Feel free to bring your own snacks andbeverages! Relax and have fun! January-February offerings are listedbelow. See Columbia Art Center’s website for further program dates and details.

Bridal Party Jewelrywith Susan KiefferAre you on a wedding budget? Whynot have fun with your bridal partycreating your own handmade jewelry.Columbia Art Center’s jewelry instructor can coordinate the colors tomatch bridal outfits! Not only will thisjewelry party be practical — it will befun too! Each person in your bridalparty will learn to use round nose, flat nose, needle nose pliers, and acrimping tool during our jewelry making party. See how easy it is to create earrings and a matching braceletin just two short fun-filled hours!

Friday, January 13, 6:30-8:30pm(1 session)$30-Residents/$40-Non-Residents

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HANDBUILDING/SCULPTURE: DREAMING IT INTOCLAY with Christina McClearyIn this Introduction/Intermediate class, you will learn pinch, coil, slab, andhandbuilding techniques. Gain both ability and personal style in clay. Demonstrations of functional, figurative, and abstract forms will guide you in developing individual works of art. You are welcome to complete class assignments or work on your own personal projects. Assignments may includeplates, goblets, figurines, compound extruded forms, birdhouses, beads, tiles,and much more. Explore uses of hand-made stamps, found objects, and alternative firing techniques to make and finish your work.Saturdays, January 28-March 24, 10am-12:30pm (8 sessions) No class 3/17$250-Residents/$260-Non-Residents

DAY AND WEEKEND ADVANCED CERAMICS STUDIOPrerequisite: One Columbia Art Center intermediate level ceramics classand teacher approval. Designed as independent studio time for advanced ceramic students to pursue personal projects during day and weekend hours whenclasses are not in session. There is no instruction. Students must be experiencedwith the studio equipment, clay and glaze use and clean-up processes.Open Studio runs: January 17-March 23 (10 weeks)$250-Residents/$260-Non-Residents

COLLAGEPAPER COLLAGE • CUVISM (COGNITIVE UNCONSCIOUS VISUALISM) with George SakkalIf you believe that art is the creative manifestation of human experience,George will show you how to access your inner self and create unimaginableart. Using a unique paper collage methodology, learn how to access a wealthof human experience stored within your unconscious mind. Assisted by theretina and acting in conjunction with cognitive intuition, you will be guidedby George’s 50 years of collage experience to explore, discover, and achieveartistic creativity. No formal art training is necessary.Tuesdays, January 24-March 13, 7-9pm (8 sessions)$125-Residents/$135-Non-Residents

CRAFTSFAUX PAINTING with Susan KiefferYou can use decorative painting on walls, furniture and accessories. Learn to createthe look of marble and granite. Explore methods for painting visual texture with Venetian Plaster and rag rolling and learn how to create an antique look on wood. Thursdays, January 19-February 9, 10am-12pm (4 sessions)$50-Residents/$60-Non-Residents

VALENTINE'S DAY CARD-MAKING with Susan KiefferWhy buy a Valentine’s Day card — when you can make a better one for less!Enjoy this fun workshop during which you will learn how to work with rubberstamps, embossing tools, chalk, and other fun techniques to create a variety ofunique Valentine’s Day and general cards. Sign up with a friend! Bring yourideas and explore the possibilities in designing and creating your own greetingcards! Supplies fee is included in tuition.Wednesday, February 8, 1-3pm (1 session)$15-Residents/$25-Non-Residents

Elegant, Easy and Affordable Centerpieceswith Carolyn ParsaMake your own centerpieces for yourspecial event and save! In this work-shop, learn how to create a fresh floralcenterpiece for a fraction of the cost topurchase one. Take home and displayyour arrangement! A variety of center-piece options at different price levelswill be demonstrated during the class.

Friday, January 13, 6:30-8:30pm(1 session)$30-Residents/$40-Non-Residents

Fancy Flowers Cupcakes with Susan KiefferWho said cake decorating has to bedifficult? It's fun and easy! Learn howto decorate an elegant cupcake and impress your guests. In this fun DIYworkshop, you will be shown how to make edible calla lilies, roses, carnations, daisies, leaves and more.

Friday, February 10, 6:30-8:30pm(1 session)$30-Residents/$40-Non-Residents

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INTRODUCTION TO CHINA PAINTING with Sarah SnowdenNEW! Learn the basic techniques of the fine art of ChinaPainting (also referred to as Porcelain Art) through demon-stration and practice. You will work on your class pieceusing different techniques and learn how to use the brushesto apply the on-glaze paint. Materials fee ($20 paid to theteacher at the first class) will cover paints, mediums, use ofinstructor's brushes, the ‘first project’ porcelain, and othersupplies and working space tiles. Pieces will be fired at theinstructor's studio. You will be notified when works areready to be picked up from Columbia Art Center. Tuesdays, February 21-March 27, 6:30-9pm (6 sessions)$55-Residents/$65-Non-Residents

ITALIAN DECOUPAGE with Susan KiefferHow would you like to turn that drab old piece of furnitureinto something spectacular? Well, with “Italian Decoupage”it’s truly possible! Italian decoupage is not the old art ofcutting something out of a magazine and gluing it down toa surface. This method starts with paper napkins and turnsinto something really special. The finished surface of yourproject will resemble a hand-painted design. This techniquecan be done on any smooth wooden surface. You select andbring an easily transportable piece of wood (end table,stool, chair, or tray), and have fun transforming it intosomething that will make you proud. Monday, February 27, 6:30-8:30pm (1 session)$25-Residents/$35-Non-Residents

DIGITALARTS & PHOTOGRAPHYGRAPHIC DESIGN USING PHOTOSHOPwith Robin AbelloIn this introductory workshop, learn how to create logos, busi-ness cards, stationery and even newsletters with Photoshop.Mondays, January 23-February 6, 6:30-8:30pm (3 sessions)$60-Residents/$70-Non-Residents

MICROSOFT AND ME: GETTING TOKNOW MS WORD, PUBLISHER ANDPOWER POINT with Marlene JacksonNEW! If you have a home computer or laptop with Microsoft and want to familiarize yourself more with programs including Word, Publisher and Power Point,then this is the introductory class for you. Bring your questions and enjoy hands-on exercises as you gain a working knowledge of these programs. Saturdays, February 25-March 10, 10am-12pm (3 sessions)$35-Residents/$45-Non-Residents

INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY with Dennis GilbertLearn the basic concepts of photography through the use ofa digital camera and other digital media. Processing, adjusting,printing, and transmission of digital images will be covered.Using the industry standard, Adobe Photoshop® Elements,digital workflow and image adjustments will be presented.Access to a digital camera is desirable; however, those usinga film camera will be able to scan prints, or have their filmdeveloped and placed on a CD by a commercial filmprocessor of their choice. Fridays, January 13-February 3, 9:30-11:30am (4 sessions)Fridays, February 17-March 9, 9:30-11:30am (4 sessions)$75-Residents/$85-Non-Residents

HOW TO USE YOUR DIGITAL CAMERAwith Robin AbelloIn this introductory workshop, learn how to use your digital camera including transferring files to the computer,organizing the photo files and printing. Mondays, February 27-March 12, 6:30-8:30pm (3 sessions)$60-Residents/$70-Non-Residents

TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS WITH YOURDIGITAL CAMERA with Dennis Gilbert and Jones Taylor, Sr.Do you ever wish your photographs could be more creativeand satisfying? Then, this is the workshop for you! Throughphoto assignments, discussion and demonstration, explorecamera operation in both manual and automatic mode.Learn manipulation of shutter speeds, aperture, and ‘film’speeds for correct exposure. Wednesdays, January 11-January 25 6:30-8:30pm (3 sessions)Wednesdays, February 8-February 22, 9:30-11:30am (3 sessions)$60-Residents/$70-Non-Residents

BLOGGING WORKSHOP FOR ARTISTS with Robin AbelloDesigned for artists! Discover what a blog is and how it differs from a website. Learn how to create, maintain andpromote your own blog. During the workshop, you willhave the opportunity to review the blogs of various artistsand discuss ways for making blogs effective.Saturday, March 24-March 31, 10-11:30am (2 sessions)$40-Residents/$50-Non-Residents

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IMAGE EDITING USING PHOTOSHOPwith Robin AbelloLearn how to edit your images using Adobe Photoshop®

Elements. This workshop is an ideal follow-up to the work-shop How To Use Your Digital Camera. Topics that will becovered include tools, filters, text, layers, cropping, cloning,selections, brushes and more! Thursdays, March 15-March 29, 6:30-8:30pm (3 sessions)$60-Residents/$70-Non-Residents

DRAWING• PAINTINGINTRODUCTION TO WATERCOLOR ANDTHE PROPERTIES OF COLOR with Joyce BellDaytime Class! Enjoy discovering a variety of watercolortechniques and how they can be used in a painting. Explorevarious ways color can be mixed and how the properties ofcolor work to convey different meanings.Wednesdays, January 18-March 21, 10am-noon (10 sessions)$155-Residents/$165-Non-Residents

RIGHT BRAIN DRAWING with Carol Zika(for ages 16 and up) NEW Sunday Afternoon Class! So you think you can’t draw?Amaze yourself. If you are sincere in your wish to learn, thiscourse will unleash the artist within you and show you can.For the serious adventurer willing to take some risks, you willlearn the necessary skills through fun and unusual exercises.Supplies are available for purchase at first class.Sundays, January 8-February 26, 2-4pm (8 sessions)$135-Residents/$145-Non-Residents

BEGINNING/INTERMEDIATE OIL PAINTING with Trudy BabchakPut aside those fears of oil painting and discover its charmand beauty! Learn to mix colors and apply paints. Createpaintings from sources such as still lifes, landscapes, masterpaintings, photographs and portraits. Beginning and continuing students are welcome to take the class. Thursdays, January 19-March 22, 6:30-9pm (10 sessions) $155-Residents/$165-Non-Residents

EXPLORE THE TECHNIQUE OF PENCILRENDERING with Paul KerrisThis class is designed for those who want to explore the artof pencil rendering and the beauty it offers. Learn to createrenderings through the use of a grid system, layering,cross-hatching and more! The class will give you the opportunity to work with a variety of subject matter. Mondays, January 23-March 5, 10am-12:30pm (6 sessions) No class 2/20$110-Residents/$120-Non-Residents

ADVANCED PENCIL RENDERING TECHNIQUES with Paul KerrisPrerequisite: Introduction to Pencil Rendering or previous experience with pencil rendering. This class is designed for those who want to enhance theirpencil rendering skills by adding color to their renderings.Explore the use of colored pencils and watercolor pencils as thecolor media and how to integrate them into pencil rendering.Mondays, January 23-March 5, 1-3:30pm (6 sessions), No class 2/20$110-Residents/$120-Non-Residents

PORTRAITURE with David FriedPrerequisite: basic portrait drawing or similar study ofskull anatomy and facial proportions. Draw from live models! Begin with charcoal to achievelikeness and form through gradations of value and thenmove toward color with pastels and oils. Learn skills whichaddress drawing accuracy and explore modern techniquesthat focus on expressiveness, emotion, and drama. Mondays, January 23-March 19, 7-9pm (8 sessions) No class 2/20$165-Residents/$175-Non-Residents Tuition includes model’s fee

INTRODUCTION TO WATERCOLOR with Bob CoeEvening class! If you have always wanted to try watercolorpainting or refresh your skills in watercolor, this is the classfor you! Explore the basics of watercolor through observingdemonstrations on a variety of skills and concepts. Aftereach class demonstration, students will have time to workon their own paintings.Wednesdays, January 25-March 14, 7-9pm (8 sessions) $125-Residents/$135-Non-Residents

STILL LIFE IN CHARCOAL AND PASTELwith David FriedDesigned for beginners! Have fun learning the basics ofline value and color by drawing from a still life set-up usingcharcoal or pastel. Wednesdays, January 25-March 14, 7-9pm (8 sessions)$125-Residents/$135-Non-Residents

ADVANCED WATERCOLOR with Bob CoeBuild on your watercolor skills and challenge yourself tomove beyond your comfort zone! If you are comfortablewith painting in watercolor, explore new and advancedtechniques and concepts through teacher demonstrations.You will be asked to complete practice work at home; however, there will be some class time to work on yourpaintings after demonstrations.Saturdays, January 28-March 17, 10am-noon (8 sessions)$125-Residents/$135-Non-Residents

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INTRODUCTION TO COLORED PENCILWORKSHOP with Deborah MaklowskiLearn about colored pencil as a fine art medium with respectto materials, applications and techniques. Explore and gainhands-on experience with a variety of materials and skills,including layering wax-based color pencils on white,medium-toned, and dark papers. The one-day workshop includes lecture and discussion, mini-demonstrations,hands-on projects, and a group critique. At the time of yourregistration, you will be given a list of supplies to purchasefor the workshop valued at approximately $75. Saturday, February 25, 9am-4pm (1 session)$65-Residents/$75-Non-Residents

2-D EXPLORATION: PAINTING, PRINT-MAKING, COLLAGING AND MOREwith Michelle DunnNEW! Expand your expectations of yourself, your materialsand find inspiration! Whether you are a beginner interested inlearning basics in 2-dimensional art-making or you are an experienced artist and want to add new approaches to yourpractice, this is the class for you! Have fun exploring a varietyof techniques such as painting, printmaking, collaging andmore! Mediums such as water-based paints and inks, gelmediums, and charcoals, as well as found objects will be used.Emphasis will be placed on exploration and development ofyour own artistic voice.Tuesdays, March 6-April 3, 6:30-8:30pm (5 sessions)$95-Residents/$105-Non-Residents

ZENTANGLE with Deanna Williford CZTExplore this popular art form of drawing which is an easy-to-learn and relaxing method of creating images fromrepetitive patterns. Anyone who thinks he or she is a ‘non-artist’ can learn! Artists are also welcomed to take the work-shop as Zentangle can provide a wonderful addition to theircreations. Certified Zentangle teacher Deanna Williford willguide you in creating the elaborate hand drawn patterns,one stroke at a time. This innovative approach to drawingwill help you to increase your focus and creativity, reducestress, and provide you with artistic satisfaction. Ideas forgifts will be displayed during each workshop. A $5 suppliesfee (for a mini Zentangle kit) will be collected at the begin-ning of the class. This same kit may be used for any addi-tional workshops – Intermediate, Zentangle Mandelas, etc.After participating in the Basics class, you are invited to join thefree Zentangle Club which meets at Columbia Art Center thethird Thursday of each month, 1-4pm.BASICS WORKSHOP: Saturday, January 21, 9:30am-noon (1 session) • $30-Residents/$30-Non-ResidentsBASICS WORKSHOP: Saturday, February 25, 9:30am-noon (1 session) • $30-Residents/$30-Non-ResidentsINTERMEDIATE WORKSHOP: Saturday, March 17,9:30am-noon (1 session) • $30-Residents/$30-Non-ResidentsPrerequisite: Basics Workshop. In this workshop, shading,value, and balance will be explored while you learn morechallenging tangles (patterns).

FIBERINTRODUCTION TO KNITTING (Ages 13 and up)with Anna TaiExplore the joy of knitting and learn to cast on, master theknit and purl stitches, cast off, adjust tension, and correct mistakes. You will combine garter andstockinet stitch patterns and create your first scarf. A supplieslist will be given to you at the time of your registration. Youare also welcome to reserve supplies with the instructor andpay her a nominal supplies fee at the first class.Saturdays, January 28-February 11, 9:30-11:30am (3 sessions)$50-Residents/$60-Non-Residents

INTRODUCTION TO CROCHET (Ages 13 and up)with Anna TaiNEW! For beginners and beyond. Learn how to crochetusing various stitches. Explore many aspects of wearablecrochet — drape, yarn selection, shaping. Choice of project:face wash cloth, stitch sampler scarf, hat, or market bag. A supplies list will be given to you at the time of your regis-tration. You are also welcome to reserve supplies with the instructor and pay her a nominal supplies fee at the first class.Saturdays, March 10-March 24, 9:30-11:30am (3 sessions)$50-Residents/$60-Non-Residents

FLORAL DESIGNTRIANGULAR FLORAL ARRANGEMENTwith Carolyn ParsaNEW! Learn how to work with fresh flowers while creatinga traditional tall triangle arrangement in a tall vase. In thisworkshop, you will start with the basics of materials, toolsand design. These arrangements make great table tops forall occasions.Thursday, January 26, 6-9 pm (1 session)$25-Residents/$35-Non-Residents

VALENTINE'S DAY ARRANGEMENT with Carolyn ParsaNEW! This year surprise your sweetheart with a customfresh flower arrangement! Lean how to take a couple of supermarket bouquets and turn them into a gift for thatspecial someone. Tuesday, February 7, 6-9pm (1 session) $25-Residents/$35-Non-Residents

SPRING FLORAL BASKET with Carolyn ParsaNEW! Have you ever wanted to make your own freshflower arrangements but did not know where to start?Working with fresh flowers is fun and creative. In thisworkshop, you will start with the basics of materials, tools,and design. Learn how to transform an ordinary supermarketbouquet into a custom floral arrangement! Thursday, March 15, 6-9pm (1 session) $25-residents/$35-Non-Residents

GLASSINTRODUCTION TO FUSED GLASS with Jean Marie MetteeLearn the process of fusing glass by incorporating techniquessuch as etching, mold-making, stenciling, casting, paintingand slumping. Create jewelry, tiles, 3-dimensional pieces,bowls and plates using 90 COE and dichroic glass, frit,stringers and metal inclusions. Use of tools and some supplies are included in the tuition fee. Class fee includes agenerous supply of compatible fusing glass for your projects.Mondays, January 23-March 12, 6:30-9pm (7 sessions)$210-Residents/$220-Non-Residents

CONTINUING FUSED GLASS with Jean Marie MetteeEnhance your knowledge of glass fusing by exploring advanced fusing techniques for your individual projects.Have fun combining glass with ceramics or precious metalclay, make a glass tile floor design, show-stopper jewelry,weave a glass bowl, or add a new dimension to your stainedglass work. Use of tools and some supplies are included inthe tuition fee. Class fee includes a generous supply ofcompatible fusing glass for your projects. More extensiveworks will require purchase of additional glass.Wednesdays, January 25-March 7, 6:30-9pm (7 sessions)$210-Residents/$220-Non-Residents

JEWELRYJewelry workshops are open to ages 14 through adults. BEGINNER WIRE WRAPPING with Susan KiefferLearn how to create fun earrings, rings, and a necklace with asimple twist of wire. Learn how to make a fun pair of earrings,an easy ring, and create your own rosary-wire wrapped chainnecklace. These projects look complicated, but they are actuallya snap to create. After taking this workshop, you will be inspired to create your own designer jewelry to wear, give asgifts, or sell at craft venues. Bring 1 yard of 12 gage, 16 gage,and 18 gage round sterling silver wire, round nose pliers, a ringmandrel (if you have one), flat nose pliers and sturdy wire cutters. Friday, January 27, 10:30am-12:30pm (1 session)$20-Residents/$30-Non-ResidentsNote: Register for both of Susan Kieffer’s wire wrapping work-shops at one time and receive $5 off your total tuition cost.

ADVANCED WIRE WRAPPING with Susan KiefferAre you familiar with wire wrapping and interested in enhancingyour technique? Then, this is the workshop for you! In thiscontinuing workshop, take a simple bead and turn it into apendant. These projects can be used as earrings, fun andwhimsical pendants, embellishments for candle jars, and somuch more. Bring 1 yard of 12 gage, 16 gage, 18 gage,and 22 gage wire. Bring round nose pliers, flat nose pliersand wire cutters. You will be able to choose several beadsfrom the instructor’s inventory.Friday, February 3, 10:30am-12:30pm (1 session)$20-Residents/$30-Non-ResidentsNote: Register for both of Susan Kieffer’s wire wrapping work-shops at one time and receive $5 off your total tuition cost.

REVERSIBLE RIGHT ANGLE WEAVEBRACELET with Kathy FritzNEW! Create a beautiful pearl bracelet that is actually twobracelets in one. You will learn a 2-needle right angleweave stitch while incorporating two different colors ofseed beads to make the bracelet reversible. Monday, January 30, 3-5pm (1 session)$25-Residents/$35-Non-Residents

RUSSIAN SPIRAL BRACELET with Kathy FritzCreate a spiral bracelet by using 2 different sizes of seedbeads using the Russian Spiral technique. This bracelet canalso be made into a necklace if continued after class.Monday, February 6, 3-5pm (1 session)$25-Residents/$35-Non-Residents

BEGINNER JEWELRY WEEKEND WORKSHOP with Jill BabchakExplore the basics of wire jewelry-making to create earrings,bracelets and necklaces. Learn techniques for creating simple andwrapped loops, spirals, clasps, ear wires, jump rings, pendantsand more! Create your own necklace or bracelet with matchingearrings. When you register, a list of supplies for you to purchase will be provided. You are welcome to bring old jewelry to repurpose or items to repair. A supply kit containingbeads, wire, and findings will be available for sale for $10 fromthe instructor at the class.Saturday, February 18, 1-3pm (1 session)$20-Residents/$30-Non-Residents

RECYCLED GIFT CARD JEWELRYwith Kathy FritzLearn how to make beautiful jewelry while doing your partto recycle at the same time! Take old gift cards and turnthem into beautiful pendants, bracelets and earrings. Thesegift cards can be embellished with beads, glitter, eyelets andmore. Supplies included in tuition.Monday, March 5, 3-5pm (1 session)$20-Residents/$30-Non-Residents

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LIFE ENHANCEMENTTHE ART OF DE-CLUTTERING with Anitra RobersonNEW! Learn how to de-clutter your home and officeroom-by-room or area-by-area. Explore ideas for applyingmethods to your de-cluttering projects. The tips youlearn will help you accomplish each task without feelingoverwhelmed. Additional information for using clean“Green methods” and selling your things through theinternet will be covered. Wednesday, January 18-January 25, 7-8:30pm (2 sessions)orSaturday, January 28-February 4, 10-11:30am (2 sessions) $35-Residents/$45-Non-Residents

THE ART OF ORGANIZING: KEEPING ITSIMPLE with Anitra Roberson NEW! After de-cluttering, you can now start the process of organizing each area and room! Receive tips on storageideas for your kitchen, bathroom, and closets for maxi-mization. Make over your entry way with efficient storage.You will find space where you didn't have it before! Wednesday, February 8-February 15, 7-8:30pm (2 sessions)orSaturday, February 18-February 25, 10-11:30am (2 sessions)$35-Residents/$45-Non-ResidentsNOTE: A bonus class will be given after the series for questions or advice and feedback.

HAIKU WORKSHOP with Tim Singleton Explore the art of this little style of poetry. Poet Tim Singleton will conduct this workshop which is designed for all levels of writers.Saturday, January 21, 9:30am-12pm (1 session) orSaturday, March 17, 9:30am-12pm (1 session)$15-Residents/$25-Non-Residents

LESS THE STRESS WORKSHOP with Mary Jo NeilNEW! Stressed out? Need to let go? Learn fun and cre-ative ways to unleash your frustrations through art andlaughter. Play and laugh as you unwind together with otherparticipants!Offered at two different days:Thursday, February 2, 10am-noon (1 session) Thursday, March 22, 10am-noon (1 session) $10-Residents/$15-Non-Residents

HOLIDAY FARE: BRING IT, DRAW IT, &PAINT IT! with Kay Weeks and Denee BarrNEW! In love with some special food? Bring a portion ofit to Columbia Art Center and be creative with supplied art materials. At the end of the 2-hour workshop, you can decide whether to eat it, share it, or take it home. Duringthe festivities, Jazz vocalist, Denee Barr will spin a fewrecords and, best of all, sing three International holidaysongs. Have fun in this workshop and take home a memory of your participation in the event — on paper!Saturday, February 18, 10am-noon (1 session)$5-Residents/$10-Non-Residents

THE ART OF SELF PUBLISHING AND E-PUBLISHING with Marlene JacksonDo you have a great idea for a manuscript bound book oreBook, but don’t know how to write or electronically publishit? Are you an aspiring writer or new author interested in pub-lishing or e-publishing your own book? If you answered yes tothese questions, then this workshop is for you. Learn how towrite, edit, design, bind, e-publish, and market your book.Whether it is children’s poetry, arts and crafts, comics, drama,mystery, or suspense, you will learn timely tools, resources,and tips to help you become a self-published author. Saturdays, February 25-March 24, 1-2pm (5 sessions)$30-Residents/$40-Non-Residents

MOSAICSMOSAIC MIRROR WORKSHOP with Christina McClearyHave fun at Columbia Art Center by exploring the basicsof mosaic design! In this two-day workshop, learn how tocut and position tiles and grout your design. Bring anybeads, ceramics pieces, seashells, or other accents to decorateyour work. You will be given a framed mirror to mosaic! Wednesdays, February 22-February 29, 6:30-9pm (2 sessions)$40-Residents/$50-Non-Residents

PRINTMAKINGALTERNATIVE PRINTMAKING with Janice Crum and Emily MichaelLearn new methods of printmaking in this six-week class! Noexperience is necessary as this class will explore new, basic, user-friendly types of printmaking. The class is geared to studentswho do not have large spaces to work in or access to a printingpress. The class will utilize non-toxic, re-purposed and walletfriendly supplies for creating beautiful pieces of art work. Mostsupplies will be provided in the cost of the class and a shortsupplies list will be provided on the first day of class.Thursdays, January 19-March 1, 6-8pm (6 sessions) No class 1/16$85-Residents/$95-Non-Residents"

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Unless otherwise noted, supplies are included in the cost of tu-ition for youth classes. Because the Columbia Art Center wantsstudents to focus on the activity and not worry about gettingmessy, it is recommended that they wear old clothes or bring asmock for all activities. NOTE Classes in this section are listed inorder by offerings for youngest age to offerings for oldest age.

KRAFTY KIDZ (for ages 3-5) Jilli Siegle NEW! Offered at two different times! Enjoy simple, but fun,craft projects in the company of other preschoolers. Eachweek you will create a project and enjoy a piñata activity.Projects include hats, critters, and a Sponge Bob theme project.Fridays, February 3-February 17, 10-10:45am (3 sessions)Fridays, March 2-March 16, 10-10:45am (3 sessions)$10-Residents/$15-Non-Residents

SATURDAY MORNING ART (for ages 5-10) with Michelle C. DunnTwo winter sessions offered! Have fun creating projects usinga variety of media including painting, printmaking, papermaché, and more! Saturdays, January 28-February 18, 10am-11:30am (4 sessions)Saturdays, February 25-March 17, 10am-11:30am (4 sessions)$60-Residents/$70-Non-ResidentsNote: Drop-ins for one or two classes are welcomed: $20-Residents/$25-Non-Residents per class.

CANNELLONI KIDS’ COOKING SCHOOLCLASS — A TASTE OF WINTER (for ages 5-12) with Chef Nikki McGowan and Staff If you love to create and eat scrumptious food, then this isthe class for you! This hands-on cooking program incorporatesscience, math, nutrition, and kitchen safety into the preparationof fun and delicious culinary specialties. You will create delectabledishes including homemade curried butternut squash soup,acorn squash gnocchi with parmesan sage beurre blanc, andpressed apple brie sandwiches. Chef hats and apronsprovided — To become a chef, you have to look like one!Saturdays, January 28-February 18, 11am-12pm (4 sessions)$120-Residents/$130-Non-Residents

VALENTINE’S DAY CUPCAKES(for ages 5-13) with Susan Kieffer Learn fun and different techniques for decorating and personalizing holiday-themed cupcakes! At the time ofyour registration, you will be given a list of supplies tobring to each workshop. Saturday, February 11, 10:30am-12:30pm (1 session)$15-Residents/$20-Non-Residents

KIDS AND CLAY: MORE THAN MUD PIES(for ages 6-11) with Megan TrailIn a fun and relaxing atmosphere, have fun using basictechniques of handbuilding (coil, pinch, slab) to express individuality and creativity. Projects will be colorful andcreative — relating to the seasons, literature, music and more.Mondays, January 23-March 19, 4:30-6pm (8 sessions) No class 2/20$100-Residents/$110-Non-Residents

MIXED MEDIA (for ages 8-12) with Amanda Mattos Explore a variety of art techniques and terminology as youcreate two and three dimensional art works. Each week,you will learn how to incorporate different media as youexplore drawing and painting, collage, printmaking, bookand card-making, mosaics and more! Mondays, January 30-February 27, 5:30-7pm (4 sessions), No class 2/20$45-Residents/$55-Non-Residents

DRAWING FOR YOUTH (for ages 9-12) with Carol ZikaChildren love to draw and they do so freely and with great joy.Pre-adolescents reach a point where they want to achieve newlevels of realism in their work. To do this, they must learn to“see” with an artist's eye. This course introduces methods tohelp reach their goals in a fun and productive way! You will beintroduced to graphite, charcoal, pastel and colored pencils.Tuition includes supplies.Thursdays, January 26-March 15, 4:30-6pm (8 sessions)$90-Residents/$100-Non-Residents

COSTUME DESIGN FOR THEATER (for ages 11-17) with Chris KinslowNEW! Like dressing up? Join professional theater artistChris Kinslow for a four-week introduction to the art ofcostume design. Participants will explore various artisticcolor palettes, periods, motifs, and styles of costume design culminating in the construction of an original costume. Course will include class discussion, pencil andwatercolor drawings, and a trip to the local thrift storefor materials and mixed media items to use.Tuesdays, February 7-February 28, 5-7pm (4 weeks)$75-Residents/$85-Non-Residents

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ART APPRECIATION FOR TEENS (for ages 12-17) with Amanda MattosExplore art history starting with the pre-historic and ancient art forms and journeying through to modern art.Each week, have fun creating an art project that will incor-porate the ideas, styles, and techniques from each genre.Mondays, March 5-March 26, 5:30-7pm (4 sessions)$45-Residents/$55-Non-Residents

TEEN WHEEL-THROWING (for ages 12-17)with Joe VitekThis once-a-week class is designed for students who wish tolearn the fundamental skills involved with making potteryon the wheel. All the basics from clay preparation, throwingtechniques, and glazing will be taught, as well as opportunities for some handbuilding. Learn how to make vases, mugs, bowls, and plates, as well as other formsaccording to ability and desire. (Clay, use of tools, glazingand firing are included in tuition.)Thursdays, January 26-March 15, 4-6pm (8 sessions)$120-Residents/$130-Non-Residents

FUNKY JEWELRY FOR TEENS (for ages 12-17) with Kathy FritzLearn the newest rage in jewelry-making. Create braceletsusing a new technique called flexible chain maille which incorporates rubber o-rings and jump-rings into stretchyjewelry. Also enjoy using hand-painted acrylic pieces to create one-of-a-kind earrings and bracelets. Needle feltingwill also be taught, as well as techniques for workingbeaded balls into bracelets, earrings and necklaces andmaking jewelry from recycled items such as used gift cards,soda pop tops and magazines.Mondays, January 23-February 13, 4-6pm (4 sessions)$95-Residents/ $105-Non-Residents

LIFE DRAWING FOR TEENS (for ages 12-17)with Laverne Miers-BondNEW! Draw from live models! Begin with basic proportionand careful observation to achieve likeness and form. Learnskills which address drawing accuracy and explore moderntechniques that focus on expressiveness, emotion, anddrama through a variety of media and approaches. Tuition includes model’s fee.Tuesdays, January 17-February 14, 5-7pm (5 sessions)$95-Residents/$105-Non-Residents

COMIC WORKSHOP FOR TEENS (for ages 12-17) with Clinton WhiteHave you ever wondered how to make awesome comics orhow to draw in anime/manga style? Then, this is the work-shop for you! Using live drawing demonstrations, discoverhow to draw and design characters in both western andJapanese “manga” comic book styles. Explore techniquesfor creating engaging characters, costumes and expressions.This workshop includes discussion, demonstration of basicstory creation, and page layout. Have a great time creatingyour own unique comic book story!Mondays, January 23-February 27, 5-7pm (5 sessions) No class 2/20$70-Residents/$80-Non-Residents

ADVANCED COMIC WORKSHOP FORTEENS (for ages 12-17) with Clinton WhiteComplimentary workshop focusing on more story andcomic creation! Continue refining your skills by experi-menting with a variety of cartooning methods in uniqueand color ways. Students will learn ink, watercolor, andmarker techniques, as well as drawing in both anime andwestern cartooning styles. Take home your illustrations,paintings, and cartoon ideas at the end of the workshop!Mondays, March 5-April 2, 5-7pm (5 sessions)$70-Residents/$80-Non-Residents

HOMESCHOOLING PROGRAMSART THROUGH THE AGES: PART I (for ages 6-10) with Michelle C. DunnHave fun exploring art history from ancient art through1600 A.D. Each lesson and project explores the art and architecture of different ancient civilizations and empires.Learn various techniques and develop both artistic knowledge and skill. This in-depth exploration of art willbe continued in Art Through the Ages: Part II which willtake you on a journey from 1600 A.D. to modern timeswith contemporary art.Thursdays, January 12-February 9, 9:30-11:30am, (5 sessions)$55-Residents/$65-Non-Residents

ART THROUGH THE AGES: PART II (for ages 6-10) with Michelle C. DunnThrough different art projects, enjoy exploring art historyfrom 1600 A.D. to the present. Each lesson will cover im-portant changes and significant historical influences in art.Each project will allow you to practice new techniques andenable you to develop both artistic knowledge and skills.Thursdays, February 16-March 15, 9:30-11:30am (5 sessions)$55-Residents/$65-Non-Residents

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Admission is open to everyone. Advanced registration is required and early enrollment is advised to reserve a space in each class andto avoid possible cancellation. A class will be cancelled if minimum enrollment is not met three days prior to the class beginning. Severalclasses have pre-requisites. Please read course descriptions carefully.

PAYMENT Full payment must accompany the registration form and is required to hold your space in class. Registration andpayment may be done in person, by mail, by fax, or over the phone. Tuition can be paid by check or credit card (Mastercard, Visa,Discover and American Express accepted). Please make check payable to Columbia Art Center.

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Class Policies & ProceduresINCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY If Howard County public schools are closed due to inclement weather, Columbia ArtCenter will not hold daytime adult classes or any youth classes. For information regarding adult afternoon and evening classes and allweekend classes, please call Columbia Art Center at 410-730-0075 or check Columbia Art Center’s website and facebook page.

DISCOUNTS Individuals who live or work full-time on Columbia Association assessed property pay the discounted “Resident” tuitionfor classes. All others must pay the “Non-Resident” tuition. Access to CA facilities and programs may be denied to a Columbia Resident(member or non-member) whose property is the subject of a covenant violation referred to the Architectural Resource Committee for Action.

SUPPLIES Adult students are responsible for purchasing their own materials for most classes. Refer to course description for clarification or call Columbia Art Center for additional information. A supply list for adult classes will be supplied upon request.

CANCELLATION AND TUITION REFUNDS Columbia Art Center reserves the right to cancel any class for anyreason. In the event Columbia Art Center must cancel a class, refund of tuition is guaranteed. Tuition cannot be credited, prorated or refunded after the first day of class. No prorated tuitions will be given; full tuition is required. If you have anyquestions about the content or focus of the class, please contact Columbia Art Center before the class begins.

ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY Columbia Art Center has a zero tolerance policy for class disruption and aggression towardsstaff, instructors, students and visitors. Any type of aggressive behavior may be grounds for removal from Columbia Art Center. Columbia Art Center reserves the right to suspend or terminate class participation and usage of Columbia Art Center for inappropriateor abusive behavior or class disruption. No credits or refunds will be granted.

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"Registration & Admission Winter 2012

I hereby agree with the Columbia Association, Inc., (the “Association”) to the following by affixing mysignature below on this date, ______________________________________________________ 2012. In connection with my participation in the Columbia Art Center program (the “Program”), I understandand acknowledge the nature and extent of the activities that will be involved in the Program and assumethe risk inherent in such activities on behalf of myself. I voluntarily waive any and all claims, costs, liabilities,expenses (including attorney’s fees), and judgments against the Columbia Association, its directors, officers,employees, servants, subcontractors and agents and hereby release, excuse and discharge the Columbia Association, its directors, officers, employees, servants, subcontractors and agents from all claims, cost, liabilities, expenses (including attorney’s fees), and judgments which may arise out of my participation inthe Program and all aspects attendant thereto. The undersigned further agree(s) to indemnify and hold theAssociation, its directors, officers, employees, servants, subcontractors and agents harmless from any and allclaims, damages, actions, liabilities, expenses (including attorney’s fees) and judgments which may arise outof my participation in the Program.

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RENTALRATESColumbia Art Center rentals are available in our art galleries,studio rooms and Japanese garden. Enjoy a unique setting filled with original

art for your next event. Art displays change regularly. All rental rates include use of kitchen and restrooms.

Tables and chairs are available for use. Renters are required to set up and clean rented studios.

Catering is not provided by the Art Center. Please call the Columbia Art Center at 410-730-0075

for more information or to reserve your rental.*Rentals in galleries are contingent on type of show on exhibit.

RENTAL LOCATION HOURLY RATE ROOM CAPACITY

Studio One ............................................$45 Weekdays $55 Weekends ...........Table Seating 35, Chairs/Standing 55

Studio Two ............................................$40 Weekdays $50 Weekends ...........Table Seating 20

Main Gallery*.......................................$50 Weekdays $60 Weekends ...........Table Seating 35, Chairs/Standing 50

Window Gallery*..................................$40 Weekdays $50 Weekends ...........Table Seating 35, Chairs/Standing 50

Main and Window Galleries* ..............$55 Weekdays $65 Weekends ...........Table Seating 60, Chairs/Standing 95

Galleries* and Studio One.....................$60 Weekdays $70 Weekends ...........Table Seating 30, Chairs/Standing 60

Japanese Garden ..................................$60 Weekdays $70 Weekends ...........Table Seating 30, Chairs/Standing 60

Stained Glass/Jewelry Studio ...............$40 Weekdays $50 Weekends ...........Table Seating 20

Digital Room .........................................$60 Weekdays $70 Weekends ...........7 at Computers, 15 at Table

Photo Room ..........................................$30 Weekdays $40 Weekends ...........Table Seating 20

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