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CENTERCONTENTSExhibitions .....................................................4Gallery Tours..................................................4Salon Series with Little Patuxent Review ......5Gallery Shop ...................................................6Office Art Rescue............................................7Paint Night.....................................................7Paint Night For Couples.................................7Art Parties Youth and Teens ..........................8Paint Night Parties.........................................9School’s Out ..................................................10Free Family Art Frenzy................................11Artful Fun House .........................................11

Parent/Child & Preschool Classes...................11Mommy & Me Art Play.................................11

Homeschool....................................................12

Youth & Teen Classes................................13-16Youth Artistic Master Certificate .................13Painting Exploration....................................13Paint Like Pop Artists For Youth.................13Kids and Clay ...............................................13Drawing for Youth ......................................13Comic Workshop...........................................14Manga Studio Pro.........................................14Eco-Friendly Puppet Power..........................14

Paint Like Pop Artists for Tweens, Teens.....14Painting By Design ......................................14Graffiti .........................................................14Portfolios for Tweens, Teens.........................15Drawing for Tweens, Teens .........................16Teen Wheel Throwing...................................16

Adult Classes & Workshops ...................17-26Calligraphy...................................................17Ceramics...................................................17-19Crafts ............................................................19Digital Arts and Photography .....................21Drawing and Painting..................................22Fiber..............................................................23Floral Design ................................................24 Fused Glass...................................................24Jewelry .........................................................26Mosaics .........................................................26

Registration......................................................27

Class Policies.....................................................29Inclement Weather Policy, Discounts, Supplies, Cancellations & TuitionRefunds

Rental Rates.....................................................30

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MISSION STATEMENT Columbia Art Center is dedicated to providing artistic

experiences in the visual arts for all ages and interest levels and to connecting with

local arts organizations and community businesses to create diverse opportunities.

OVERVIEWColumbia Art Center offers year-round art classes, rotating gallery

exhibitions, a gift shop, summer art camp for children, art 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 and has been part

of Columbia Association for 29 years. It has been a functioning arts school for more

than 30 years and was formerly known as the 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 and Tamar Drive.

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

EMAIL General Information • Art.Staff@ColumbiaAssociation.org Liz Henzey, Director • Liz.Henzey@ColumbiaAssociation.org Trudy Babchak, Assistant Director • Trudy.Babchak@ColumbiaAssociation.org

HOURS Monday-Thursday • 9:30am-9pm Friday • 9:30am-5pm* Saturday • 9am-5pm Sunday • 11am-5pm *Friday hours (5-9pm) are contingent upon special events and rentals.

STAFF Liz Henzey • DirectorTrudy Babchak • Assistant Director

FRONT DESK FACILITATORSLiron Fisch • Barbara Herschman • Donna LonegroAnnette Morgan • Hira Ovais • Emily Yeagley

Christina McCleary • Ceramics Studio ManagerMegan Trail • Ceramics Studio AssistantNancy McIntosh • Kiln TechnicianJann Tamburello • Glaze Lab ManagerMonica Herber • Daytime and Youth Program Coordinatorr Manique Buckmon • Youth Programs Curriculum Assistant

COVER PHOTO by Rich Riggins

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WiNTER�January 7-31Ma i n a nd W i ndow Ga l l e r i e s

The Creativity Challenge: Working with LimitationsHoward County Public School System Partnership Show

This exhibition showcases works created by students who were given a unique challenge that required them to work within a set of constraints while still being open and responsive to a unique and personal solution.Reception: Thursday, Jan.14, 5-6:30pm

�February 6-28Ma i n a nd W i ndow Ga l l e r i e s

Beyond the Blues: AfricanAmerican Music and CultureIn partnership with the Columbia Festival of the Arts,this invitational theme exhibition showcases a variety of works inspired by or reflecting African American music and culture. Columbia Festival Ticketed Event: $15 Art Previewand Concert with Blues Guitarist Samuel James.Visit ColumbiaFestival.orgSaturday, Feb. 6: Art Preview 6-7pm, Concert 7-8:30pmColumbia Art Center Free Artist Reception: Friday, Feb.12, 6-8pm

�March 3-27Ma i n Ga l l e r y

Hooked ImagesCurated by Roslyn Logsdon

Invitational show featuring a variety of rug-hookedcreations by local and national fiber artists!

Window Ga l l e r y

Kathy Dawalt Paintings: Imagined People and PlacesReception for both shows: Sunday, Mar. 6, 2-4pm

�March 29-April 3Window and S tud io1 Ga l l e r i es

Blooming Artists Youth ExhibitShow features a variety of thematic art projectscreated by youth and teen students during the winter session of classes.Reception: Saturday, Apr. 2, 1-2pm

�Coming in AprilOff the Beaten Path Gallery TourJoin tour facilitator Roberta Greenstein this comingspring for Columbia Art Center’s newly formatted fieldtrip series. It will kick off in April with new venues anda new format! Details are forthcoming.

&GALLERYTOURSEXHIBITIONS

FREE monthly presentations by area artists, poets, actors, musicians, and other specialists. Series includes the followingpresentations for Winter 2016. For complete listing, contactColumbia Art Center or visit ColumbiaArtCenter.org.

Monday, Jan. 18, 7pmPATRICIA VanAMBURG: PULLING ARIADNE’S THREADIn this discussion of myth, explore a world of ancient images and symbols with Patricia VanAmburg, guest editor of the current Little Patuxent Review’s myth issue. Patricia teaches literature and creative writing at Howard Community College.

Monday, Feb. 22, 7pmBLUES REPERTOIRE: DENEE BARRSit back and enjoy the wonderful singing voice of local talent Denee Barr as she presents a Blues Repertoire of fabulous songs by Billie Holiday, Sarah Vaughn, Ella Fitzgerald, Lena Horne and Judy Garland.

Monday, Mar. 21, 7pmCLASSICAL INDIAN DANCE TO BOLLYWOOD: JAYA MATHURBollywood dance has made its mark on the world stage. This fast-paced, expressive form of dance has its origins in classical Indian dance and pulls from folk and western styles of dance too. Enjoy a discussion and demonstration of Bollywood dance and one form of classical dance. Audience participation is most welcome!

Sponsored by Columbia Art Center and Little Patuxent Review

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Columbia Art Center

RENTALSColumbia Art Center rentals are available in our art galleries,studio rooms and Japanese garden. Enjoy a unique setting filled with originalart for your next event. Art displays change regularly. Our rooms accommodate bridal and baby

showers, corporate meetings, art and craft group meetings, lectures, art project rentals, birthday

parties and celebrations of all sorts, even small weddings. Columbia Art Center provides tables

and chairs. Room setup and take down are responsibility of renter. Please allow set-up and

take-down time in your rental timeframe. For an additional fee, Columbia Art Center can set up

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

or email Art.Staff@ColumbiaAssociation.org for more information or to reserve your rental.

See rental rates listed on page 27.

Columbia Art Center

GALLERY SHOPThe Gallery Shop sells a variety of handcrafted and affordable art created by instructors and students.The Gallery Shop’s selection of art is ideal for gift giving, home collections and practical use

and includes pottery, jewelry, fiber, paintings, photographs, glass, cards and more!

Gallery Shop Hours: Monday-Thursday 9:30am-9pm, Friday 9:30am-5pm, Saturday 9am-5pm, Sunday 11am-5pm

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PANtngi i Columbia Art Center is the ideal venue forcompanies to hold fun, team-buildingpainting activities in a relaxing atmosphere.These art workshops can be held seven days a week, based on availability. Columbia ArtCenter provides the canvas, easel, brushes,paints and smocks/aprons for your entireteam. You’re welcome to bring refreshmentsor catering for your event. For more detailsand prices, call 410-730-0074 or emailArt.Staff@ColumbiaAssociation.org

Types of Team Building Painting Activities Offered:Individual Paintings: Everyone in the class paints and personalizes their ownpainting with the help of the instructor’sstep-by-step instructions.One-Step, Two-Step Painting:Paint one step, then move to a different seatto continue on to the next step.Collaborative Painting: Everyone in the group contributes to a large, three foot by four foot painting. Onecollaborative painting is recommended forevery 10 painters at the event. These aregreat to hang on the office wall after theevent for use as a conversation piece. Mystery Masterpiece:Our instructor takes you through thepainting process step by step. The fun twist with this project is that no one knows what the painting will look like until it is completed!

PAINT NIGHT with Alina PoroshinaFor ages 16 and up (Participants under 18 must have a parent orguardian attend.) Enjoy a Friday evening of fun and art with yourfriends. Feel free to bring your own snacks and beverages! VisitColumbiaArtCenter.org for images of past projects.Friday, Jan. 15, 6:30-8:30pm: Tree of Wonder (1 session) orFriday, Feb. 19, 6:30-8:30pm: Blessing Mudra (1 session) orFriday, Mar. 18, 6:30-8:30pm: Spring Blossoms (1 session) $30 for both residents and nonresidents

PAINT NIGHT FOR COUPLES with Alina PoroshinaFor ages 21 and up. Enjoy a unique date night with other creative-minded couples! Explore each other’s artistic ability as youwork side-by-side on a painting that can be hung in your homeupon completion! Feel free to bring your own refreshments. VisitColumbia Art Center’s website for images of couples’ paint nightprojects at ColumbiaArtCenter.org.Friday, Jan. 8, 6:30-8:30pm: Urban Starry Night (1 session)orSunday, Feb. 14, 6-8:30pm: Sunset on Safari (1 session) orFriday, Mar. 11, 6:30-8:30pm: Tranquil Lake (1 session) $45 per couple for both residents and nonresidents; $35 per couple for Valentine’s Day Paint Night

OFFICE ART RESCUE

PAINT NIGHTS

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We’re the best place for aPARTY!

Paint and Palette Ages 5+

Have a blast with your friends as you fill your canvas with images in

the unique style of a famous painter. Choose the dynamic swirling

style of Van Gogh or the brightly colored pop art style of Andy

Warhol to create your own fabulous painting.

Minecraft Madness Ages 5+

Are you a Minecraft fan? Do you want everyone to know it?

At this party, you can learn how to draw your favorite 3-D friendly

or unfriendly creature and put it on a T-shirt! Make your own party

world and create a real life game sword.P ARTiES

THAT INSPIRE!NEW PARTIES

Each party can be tailored for birthdays,graduations, report card celebrations, family parties or any occasion!Parties include invitations, cake, food and beverage, colorful paper

products, party-themed activities, two party attendants, art instruction,

set up and clean up. Early reservations are recommended. Parties are

available Friday 5-7pm, Saturday/Sunday 12-2pm or 2:30-4:30pm.

For pricing or more information on these parties or art parties for adults,

visit ColumbiaAssociation.org/ArtParty or call Kristin Miles,

Birthday Party Coordinator at 410-715-3169 or email:

Kristin.Miles@ColumbiaAassociation.org

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CLASSIC PARTIESFairy Dust and Dragon Wings Ages 5+Explore fairy tales and myths during an artistic escape to another world! Create a carnival mask, costume wings or a fairy tale sketchbook.

Paints, Paws and Claws Ages 5+Take a journey around the globe learning about colorful animal art! Create a vibrant mask or shadow puppet and design habitat scenery for your party animal.

Wear-a-Doodle Party! Ages 5+Make an impression with your one-of-a-kind design! Imprint your artwork on a T-shirt or cinch bag. Choose your own theme. Note: Wear-A-Doodle items are not guaranteed to be printed by the conclusion of the party. If not completed by the end of the party, they will be ready for pickup in two days.

Graffiti Artist for the Day Ages 10-17You and your friends will experience the thrill of mastering basic drawing and painting skills. Choose a style: classic bubble, cartoon or stencil to design your own board or T-shirt.

JEWELRY PARTIESCrazy Beaded Charms Ages 10-17Join the latest craze in beading with new two-hole beads called Super Duos. The color combos are endless and you can make as many one-of-a-kind charms as time allows.

Super Duos Bead Bracelet Ages 12-17Be a trendsetter and create a stylish Super Duos beaded bracelet. Learn bead weaving by stitching these new beads and seed beads together.

Elegant to Expressive Pearl Bracelet Ages 10-17Your friends will rave about your new neon weave bracelet! Design an elegant or funky accessory after learning quick and simple techniques that combine round beads, pearls and/or seed beads.

PAINTNIGHTPARTIESAges 16+Create your own paint night party for you and your friends — pick a personal and meaningful design! Great for birthdays or bridal events. Participants take home their creations. Art instruction typically runs two hours, plus one hour for set up, refreshments and clean up. Early reservations are recommended. To schedule your party, please call Columbia Art Center or visit ColumbiaArtCenter.org. Party Includes:Two hours of art instructionAll materials and supplies used for the project(s)Use of private studio space for up to three hours

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School’s Out Program for grades 1-8When Howard County public schools are out, come to Columbia Art Center for an amazing day of creative fun and go home with cool art projects! Bring afriend and make new friends! Bring a lunch and enjoy a fun day of art! Childrenwill be served a snack and beverage after 3:30pm. The program lessons will be available to view a month before each date. Registration is open until the day before the School’s Out date.NEW! Save $25 when registering for five or more School’s Out sessions ($225 for five sessions when purchased together.)

School’s Out Winter 2016 Program dates:

Celebrating AmericaMonday, Jan.18: Historical American Super Hero Puppets

Friday, Feb. 5: America the Beautiful — Geographical Guitars and Abstract Landscapes

Monday, Feb. 8: Pop Art — Foodie Sculpture and Ecocycle Diversity CollaborationMonday, Feb.15: Choose Civility Monster and Critter Posters

Spring Break Art Festivities: March 28-April 1

Once Upon a Time: Discovering the Magical World of Art and LiteratureMonday, Mar. 28: Gulliver’s Travels — Storybook Theater, Interactive Travel Map Project

Tuesday, Mar. 29: Willy Wonka — Candy Inspired Landscape Painting, Candy Factory Pop-Up

Wednesday, Mar. 30: Wild Things — Brown Bag Sculpted Character Masks, Scenic Papercut Shadow Boxes

Thursday, Mar. 31: How to Train Your Dragon — Upcycled Cardboard Dragon Shields

Friday, Apr. 1: Dr. Seuss — Whimsical Paper Mache Plants, Upcycled Cardboard Sketch Journals

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School’s Out,Youth:Visiting Artist SpringBreak Extravaganzafor grades 5-8

Columbia Art Center is pleasedto invite students ages 11-13 to participate in its VisitingArtist Series. The series isdesigned to encourage youngartists to improve their technicalskills while acquiring a sense of personal expression. Theprogram provides chance forstudents to connect withcommunity artists and tocultivate a passion for the arts.Guest instructors will discusstheir personal art and creativeprocess while teaching achallenging workshop.NEW! Save $25 when registering for five or more Visiting Artist sessions — $25 for five Visiting Artists/School’s Out sessions whenpurchased together!

Monday, Mar. 28Alina Poroshina The Hobbit’s Magical Treasure Chest

Tuesday, Mar. 29Cassandra Welker Whimsical Willy Wonka Landscape Painting

Wednesday, Mar. 30Alina Poroshina Alice in Wonderland Altered Art Assemblage

Thursday, Mar. 31Liron Fisch llustrated Fairy Tales

Friday, Apr. 1Korey Rosenbaum Jean Francois Glabik Character Sculptures

Full Day: 7:30am-5:30pm, $50 per child (drop-off begins at 7:30am; art activities begin at 9am)To register, please call Columbia Art Center at 410-730-0075 or email Art.Staff@ColumbiaAssociation.org.

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MOMMY AND ME ART PLAY For adult and child ages 2-5 with Laura EasterDrop-in format returns! Together parents and toddlers will explore colors, shapes and textures using various age-appropriate tools and art supplies. Each class explores a new theme and experience for your child. Learn to mixcolors make new colors with various paint combinations and create fun art projects with textures. Each class willinclude a short story time to give children the opportunity to learn how their masterpieces connect to the real world.Program is offered on the following Sundays, 12:30-2pm.Sunday, Jan. 24: Dynamite DinosaursSunday, Feb. 21: Love BugsSunday, Mar. 20: Trains, Planes and AutomobilesSunday, Apr. 17: Spring Animals$15 adult & child residents/$25 adult & child nonresidentsEach additional child is $10.

PARENT/CHILDPRESCHOOL

&FAMILY ART FRENZYEnjoy a free, family friendly art afternoon

on the second Sunday of each month!

Experiment with mixed media and have a

blast creating your own inspired creations.

All ages welcome! Children under the age

of 8 must be accompanied by a guardian.

Sunday, Jan. 10 • 1-3pm Pop-up Gingerbread Houses (1 session)

Sunday, Feb. 14 • 1-3pmMosaic Hearts (1 session)

Sunday, Mar. 13 • 1-3pmTin Can Garden Creatures (1 session)

Sunday, Apr. 10 • 1-3pmPaper Lanterns (1 session)

SPRING ARTFULFUN HOUSEFor all ages! Welcome spring with this free

artful adventure! Explore a variety of

inventive activities and workshops to inspire

and grow your appreciation for the creative

process. Enjoy face painting, clay play,

group art making and much more. Youth,

teen and adults are welcome to participate.

Saturday Apr. 2 • 10am-2pm

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ART THROUGH THE CURRICULUM FOR HOMESCHOOLERS For ages 5-8 With Emily YeagleyDesigned for individuals and groups! Learn about generalsubjects through a visual lens and hands-on art exploration.This art integration class will allow you to develop artisticskills and techniques while learning age-appropriate basics in subjects such as language, mathematics, history, science and health. An in-depth exploration of individualsubjects will be offered in the following sessions. Provide your child with a new way of studying a subject while they have fun creating art.Mondays, Jan.11-Feb. 15 • 1-3pm (6 sessions) Mondays, Feb. 22-Apr. 4 • 1-3pm (6 sessions) No class 3/28 $85 residents/$95 nonresidents

THE FOUNDATIONS OF ART FOR HOMESCHOOLERS For ages 9-15 With Ryan Smith and Adam GoodeParents and siblings are welcome to stay in adjacent studio during class times. This course is designed to give homeschoolers the opportunity to discover the world of art in an active, class-like setting: they will learn the elements and principles of art as they exploredifferent methods and media. With these necessary tools, homeschoolers will be ready to purposefully discover who they are as an artist.Mondays, Jan. 11-Feb. 15, 1-3pm (6 sessions) Mondays, Feb. 22-Apr. 4, 1-3pm (6 sessions) No class 3/28$85 residents/$95 nonresidents

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YOUTHTEEN

CLASSES&Unless otherwise noted, supplies are included in the cost of tuition for youth classes. Because Columbia Art Centerwants students to focus on the activity and not worry about getting messy, it is recommended that they wear old clothes or bring a smock for all activities.

YOUTH ARTISTIC MASTER CERTIFICATE PROGRAM For ages 6-17 New! Columbia Art Center’s Youth Artistic MastersCertificate Program offers students the chance to focus ontheir studies as they hone their artistic abilities. Whether usedas a means for creative self-expression or to prepare forfurther artistic endeavors, these classes and workshops willwork to expand participants’ skill levels and stretch theircreativity while building confidence and artistic sensibility.

Who Should Take This Program: Students ages 6-17 whotook or will take classes or workshops at Columbia ArtCenter during the Fall 2015 class session, Winter 2016 class session or Spring 2016 class session.

Program Description: Students are asked to complete fourclasses which will enable them to receive a Level 1 Certificatewhich includes a free portfolio review and a 25-percentdiscount on a future class or workshop.

Participants who complete eight classes will receive a Level 2Certificate that includes a free portfolio review and 50-percentdiscount on a future class or workshop. Participants whocomplete 12 classes will receive a Level 3 Certificate whichincludes a free portfolio review and a free class.

Register for free for the Youth Artistic Master CertificateProgram when you sign up and pay for your first class —classes taken during the Fall 2015, Winter 2016 and Spring2016 sessions can apply to the Certificate Program.

PAINTING EXPLORATIONFor ages 6-9 With Manique BuckmonWho said you can’t have fun and learn at the same time?Learn the basics of painting: explore color values, colormixing and other principles of design while learning differenttechniques developed by famous painters. Content adaptedfor returning students. Supply list will be provided at the timeof registration.Wednesdays, Jan. 27-Mar. 2, 5:30-7pm (6 sessions)$85 residents/$95 nonresidents

PAINT LIKE POP ARTISTS: KEITH HARING AND ANDY WARHOLFor ages 6-9 With Manique BuckmonNew! Study the bold and vibrant works of Haring’s graffiti-like paintings seen on the subways and city walls ofNew York City! Explore Haring’s drawing and paintingtechniques that reveal simple and playful forms and carrypositive messages about community, peace and equality.Examine Warhol’s popular paintings of everyday objects inAmerica and his use of simple shapes and primary colors.Supply list will be provided at the time of registration.Wednesdays, Mar. 9-Apr. 20, 5:30-7pm (6 sessions) No class 3/30$85 residents/$95 nonresidents

KIDS AND CLAYFor ages 6-11 With Megan TrailFor youth at any level of clay experience. In a fun andrelaxing atmosphere, learn fun, basic techniques ofhandbuilding (coil, pinch, slab) to express individuality andcreativity. Projects will be colorful and creative — relating to the seasons, literature, music and more.Saturdays, Jan. 16-Mar. 5, 9:30-11am (8 sessions)$100 residents/$110 nonresidents

DRAWING SERIES 101: DRAWING BASICS For Ages 5-8 With Alina PoroshinaNew! Children discover the world of texture, line, shape and color as they create original artwork. Drawing skills willbe developed through a series of exercises and projects. Eachterm expands the artistic horizon of the children, whetherthey are new to art or repeating the class.Saturdays, Jan. 30-Mar. 5, 9:30-11am (6 sessions)$75 residents/$85 nonresidents

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DRAWING SERIES 102: ALL DRAWING MEDIUM For ages 9-12With Alina PoroshinaContinuing students are encouraged in this class! Childrenlove 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 tosee with an artist’s eye. This course introduces methods tohelp reach their goals in a fun and productive way! They willconcentrate on a variety of drawing types: still life, landscapeand portraiture, while working with a diverse spectrum ofmedia like graphite, charcoal, chalk pastels and color pencil.Each term expands the artistic horizon of the children,whether they are new to art or repeating the class.Thursdays, Jan. 28-Mar. 3, 5:30-7pm (6 sessions)$75 residents/$85 nonresidents

COMIC WORKSHOP FOR TWEENS AND TEENSFor ages 9-14With Adam GoodeCreate amazing comics! Learn character development skillsby brainstorming character traits, symbols, powers and motivations. Character sheets, sequential art (graphic novel,manga, or animation keyframes) and story development willbe explored.Wednesdays, Jan. 27-Mar. 2, 4:30-6:30pm (6 sessions)$90 residents/$100 nonresidents

LAYING OUT COMICS WITH MANGA STUDIO PROFor ages 9-14With Adam GoodeLearn how to take your brilliant idea from sketch to screenwith Manga Studio Pro. You will learn how to develop ascript, scan sketches into workable images, and then placethem into panels complete with text boxes and dialogue.You will leave this class with a completed printable project.Supply list will be provided at the time of registration.Wednesdays, Mar. 9-Apr. 20, 4:30-6:30pm (6 sessions) No class 3/30$90 residents/$100 nonresidents

ECO-FRIENDLY PUPPET POWER

For ages 12-17With Adam GoodeNew! This fun, participatory and collaborative workshopallows you to create your own puppet and bring a characterto life! Using a combination of basic hand puppet techniques,papier mache and found objects, have fun creating robots,monsters and heroes. Supplies included in class fee.Saturdays, Feb. 13-Mar. 19, 10am-noon (6 sessions) $100 resident/$110 nonresidents

PAINT LIKE POP ARTISTS: ANDY WARHOLAND ROY LICHTENSTEIN

For ages 10-14With Kate CavanaughIn this class, students will learn about Andy Warhol and RoyLichtenstein, two pop artists that brought advertising to theworld of fine art. Create graphic images inspired by media,comics and our own lives. Supply list will be provided at thetime of registration.Mondays, Jan. 25-Feb. 29, 5-7pm (6 sessions) $85 residents/$95 nonresidents

PAINTING BY DESIGNFor ages 10-14With Kate CavanaughExpand your understanding of color theory and how tochoose subjects for paintings from photographs. As a group,you will work on one painting together, exploring variousways to begin a composition. You will then choose your ownsubject matter for a painting. Supply list will be provided atthe time of registration.Mondays, Mar. 14-Apr. 25, 5-7pm (6 sessions) No class 3/28$85 residents/$95 nonresidents

GR@FF!T! W%RK$H%PFor ages 10-17With Fidel Carey-RealmoBe artistically spontaneous and learn how to tap into yourcreative talents using spray paint, found objects and othermaterials! Tag a piece of furniture or an object. You willmake individual as well as group pieces. No experiencenecessary; pizza lunch included.Saturday, Apr. 9, 10am-3pm (1 session) $65 residents/$75 nonresidents

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OBSERVATIONAL ART FROM LEONARDO DA VINCIExplore techniques for drawing authentic dissections of ordinary objects such as fruit, leaves, insects, ears, lips and human heads using various angles.

Saturday, Jan. 30, 11:30am-2pm (1 session)

DRAPE AND TEXTURE: GRAPHITE DRAWINGFocus on dramatic twists and falls of fabric, rope, crumpled paper, feather, furand more using graphite and the reductive drawing technique and charcoal.

Saturday, Feb. 27, 11:30am-2pm (1 session)

TEXTURE AND MOVEMENT: CHARCOAL DRAWING WORKSHOPFocus on the study of water, fire, smooth and rough textures like stones, cloth, plant life and eggs. Explore the reductive drawing technique to sculptform by pulling and shaping away from the darkness of the charcoal-tinted paper to create the feeling of texture and movement.

Saturday, Mar. 19, 11:30am-2pm (1 session)

For grades 8-12

These workshops are designed for beginner and intermediatelevel drawing students. Improve your observational drawingskills by creating dynamic works to add to your portfolio.Enjoy pizza and meet other students passionate about art. Fun is guaranteed! Small supply list will be provided at the time of registration.

$35 EACH WORKSHOP OR SIGN UP FOR ALL THREE WORKSHOPS FOR $85

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DRAWING SERIES 201: DRAWING FROM OBSERVATIONFor ages 11-14With Liron FischBuild your portfolio! Learn technical drawing skills to assistyou in observational drawing. Foundations such as light,shadow, line and composition will be the focus of the classand drawings will be developed by carefully observing stilllife subject matters under light sources. You will use variouscharcoals in this class and be provided with a supply list atthe time of registration.Mondays, Feb. 1-Mar. 7, 5-7pm (6 sessions) $85 residents/$95 nonresidents

DRAWING SERIES 202: DRAWING FROM OBSERVATION WITH COLORFor ages 11-14With Liron FischContinue building your portfolio as you develop yourdrawing skills! Learn the basics of the color wheel and howto use certain techniques with color to enhance yourdrawings. You will be using soft pastels and oil pastels in thisclass. Supply list will be provided at the time of registration.Mondays, Mar. 14-Apr. 25, 5-7pm (6 sessions) No class 3/28$85 residents/$95 nonresidents

DRAWING SERIES 301: EXTREMITIES AND PORTRAITS For ages 12-17With Alina PoroshinaYou will be guided through creating anatomically correct,realistic depictions of hands, feet and the face. Gain anunderstanding of proportions and foreshortening andbecome comfortable rendering using graphite, water solublegraphite, and charcoal on heavyweight paper. Learn skills for drawing accuracy and explore modern techniques thatfocus on expressiveness.Wednesdays, Jan. 27-Mar. 2, 6-8pm (6 sessions)$100 residents/$110 nonresidents (includes model fee)

DRAWING SERIES 302: CREATINGCHARACTER THROUGH FIGURE DRAWINGFor ages 12-17With Alina PoroshinaExplore techniques for drawing the figure with elements oftheatrical costuming. Enjoy drawing from live models whowill be exhibiting character traits in various costumes. Learnto render the human face and form in charcoal, pencil andink. You will also learn techniques in gesture, proportion,volume, and foreshortening. Wednesdays, Mar. 9-Apr. 20 6-8pm (6 sessions) No class 3/30$100 residents/$110 nonresidents (includes model fee)

TEEN WHEEL THROWING For ages 12-17With Joe VitekFor both beginners and those with some clay experience!This class is designed for students who wish to learn thefundamental skills involved with making pottery on thewheel. All the basics from clay preparation, throwingtechniques, and glazing will be taught, as well asopportunities for some hand-building. Learn how to makevases, mugs, bowls, plates, and other forms according toability and desire. Clay, glazes, use of tools and firings areincluded in tuition.Thursdays, Jan.14-Mar. 3, 4-6pm (8 sessions)$120 residents/$130 nonresidents

THE ART OF FASHION, MODELING AND MAGAZINE PUBLISHING For ages 11-17With Dr. Marlene JacksonNew! This workshop is designed to empower aspiringwriters, editors, photographers, illustrators, graphic artists,models, fashion designers, makeup artists and hair stylists!Through fun and educational projects, learn how tocreatively write, edit, graphically design, layout and producea fashion, beauty and lifestyle publication. You will comeaway from the workshop with a self-published group fashionmagazine and also have an opportunity to participate in amagazine acknowledgement and signing during a locallysponsored fashion show event in April 2016. For moredetails, please call Columbia Art Center.Saturdays, Mar.12-Apr. 21, 12:30-2:30pm (6 sessions) No class 3/26$85 residents/$95 nonresidents

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Classes forADULTSAges 17and Older

CALLIGRAPHYCALLIGRAPHY SAMPLING WORKSHOP With Sandy OlsonNew! Have you ever wanted to try your hand at calligraphy?This sampling workshop is for you! Learn various letteringtechniques while watching demonstrations by recognizedcalligraphy artist Sandy Olson. Try several fun, hands-onexercises. All supplies provided. Bring a friend and enjoy a fun morning art activity together! Saturday, Feb. 20, 10-11:30am (1 session)$25residents/$35 nonresidents

INTRODUCTION/CONTINUINGCALLIGRAPHYWith Sandy OlsonBeginning and continuing students welcome! Learn broadpen lettering to create Bookhand and Foundational basicminuscule and capitals. Perfect for poems, envelopes, signsand writing books! Have fun working with dip pens andblack ink, as well as watercolors and gouache. A small supplylist will be provided at the time of registration.Tuesdays, Mar. 1-22, 7-9pm (4 sessions)$55 residents/$65 nonresidents

CERAMICSNOTE: All winter 2016 enrolled ceramics students can use openstudio to practice their skills for free. Free open studio is availablewhen classes are not in session. See listing of available open studiohours posted in the Ceramics Studio. Ceramic classes include use of studio equipment, all bisque firings, glazes and glaze firingsfor up to 20-25 medium-sized pieces (approximately 200 cubicinches each) per session, e.g., 25 pieces for a 10 week session, 20 pieces for an 8 week session, etc. Students who wish to producean excess of 25 medium pieces each session will be charged anadditional firing fee per cubic inch. Individual tools and clay are not included. Please, no production work.

CERAMIC WORKSHOPSGIVE IT A SPIN For ages 16 and upWith Joe VitekHave you always wanted to try your hand at the potter’swheel? Then this wheel-throwing workshop is for you! Learn methods for centering clay and throwing bowl andcylinder forms. Enjoy learning how to decorate finishedpieces using commercial underglazes. Please allow aminimum of two weeks for the drying and firing of finishedwork. This workshop provides a great way to spend anafternoon with your friends.Saturday, Jan. 9, 1-4pm (1 session)$40 residents/$50 nonresidentsorMonday, Jan. 11, 6-9pm (1 session)$40 residents/$50 nonresidents

GIRLS NIGHT OUT: SLAB HAPPY For ages 21 and upWith Janice CrumLearn the basic methods of slab handbuilding with clay toconstruct unique decorative projects such as jewelry andcandle holders. Projects will then be stamped, carved andpainted with colorful underglazes. This workshop provides agreat way to spend a Friday evening with your friends. Feelfree to bring your own snacks and beverages. Please allowtwo weeks for the drying and firing of finished work.Friday, Mar. 11, 6:30-9pm (1 session)$40 residents/$50 nonresidentsorFriday, Mar. 18, 6:30-9pm (1 session)$40 residents/$50 nonresidentsinK

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CERAMIC CLASSESINTRODUCTION TO THE WHEEL: LEARNING TO LOVE CLAYFor beginners and those with some clay experience. Learnthe basics of working on the potter’s wheel. Wedge andcenter clay and learn how to turn basic thrown forms intobeautiful vases, cups and bowls. Simple glazing anddecorating techniques are also introduced. Supplies areavailable for purchase on the first day of class.Evening class with Donna LansmanTuesdays, Jan. 12-Mar. 15, 6:30-9pm (10 sessions)$285 residents/$295 nonresidents

Daytime class with Nancy McIntoshThursdays, Jan. 14-Mar. 17, 10am-12:30pm (10 sessions)$285 residents/$295 nonresidents

INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED WHEEL With Joe VitekExpand and strengthen your throwing skills whiledeveloping your own personal style in clay. Basic shapes willbe transformed into more complex forms. Sophisticatedsurface decoration will be explored using advanced glazingtechniques, oxide and wax design elements and simplebrushwork with slips.Tuesdays, Jan. 12-Mar. 15, 10am-12:30pm (10 sessions)$285 residents/$295 nonresidents

BEYOND THE BASICS IN WHEEL-THROWING With Jann TamburelloThis class will push you beyond your current proficiencylevel and comfort zone. Practice and hone your skills andgain a greater confidence to move on to more challengingprojects. Refine your techniques and explore your ownvoice in clay.Wednesdays, Jan. 6-Mar. 16, 10am-12:30pm (10 sessions)No class 1/27$285 residents/$295 nonresidents

ADVANCED CERAMICS With Nancy Ziegenfus McIntoshFor students with intermediate handbuilding or wheelexperience. Learn how to glaze and fire your works througha variety of firing techniques including reduction, pit, andsager. Handbuilding and wheel demonstrations will begiven each class. Details will be posted about firingsscheduled throughout the session. Participation in firings islimited to students enrolled in the class.Thursdays, Jan. 14-Mar. 17, 6:30-9pm (10 sessions)$285 residents/$295 nonresidents

CERAMICSLOW FIREWORKSHOPSDINNERWARE: HANDBUILT FUNCTIONAL POTTERYWith Christina McClearyAll levels of clay experience welcome. Explore hand-building techniques to create traditional dinnerware.Projects will focus on dinner and luncheon plates,soup and cereal bowls and cups and mugs. Servingaccessories such as pitchers, serving spoons andcasseroles will also be covered. Use paper and foamtemplates, bisque molds, stamps, underglazes and slipsto create a personalized dinnerware set for four. Withthe use of low-fire earthenware clay you will discover aworld of bright colors, surface decorations and formsunique to the low fire process and materials.Tuesdays, Jan. 19-Mar. 22, 6:30-9pm (10 sessions)$210 residents/$220 nonresidents

OBJECTS & ACCESSORIES: UNIQUE DECOR PROJECTSWith Janice CrumNew! For beginner students and those with some clayexperience. Create a series of decorative objects perfectfor gift-giving or home improvement with a variety ofhandbuilding techniques coupled with the use of under-glazes and post firing effects. This class will cover jewelrymaking, wall decor, table settings, ornaments and more.Thursdays, Jan. 14-Feb. 4, 6:30-9pm (4 sessions)$100 residents/$110 nonresidents

LOW-FIRE: EXPLORATIONS IN TERRA COTTAwith Christina McClearyIn this intermediate/advanced level low-fire class, you will learn coil, pinch, slab and handbuildingtechniques while gaining both ability and personalstyle in working with clay. Demonstrations offunctional, figurative and abstract forms will guide you in developing individual works of art using low-fire techniques. Assignments will include plates,goblets, figurines, compound extruded forms,birdhouses, beads and tiles.Saturdays, Feb. 20-Mar.19, 11:30am-2pm (5 sessions)$120 residents/$130 nonresidents

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HANDBUILDING/SCULPTURE: DREAMING IT INTO CLAYWith Christina McClearyLearn pinch, coil, slab and handbuilding techniques. Gainboth ability and personal style in clay. Demonstrations offunctional, figurative and abstract forms will guide you indeveloping your works. You are welcome to complete classassignments or work on your own personal projects.Assignments may include plates, goblets, compoundextruded forms, birdhouses, beads, tiles and much more.Explore uses of handmade stamps, found objects andalternative firing techniques to finish your works.Saturdays, Jan. 16-Feb. 13, 11:30am-2pm (5 sessions)$135 residents/$145 nonresidents

HANDBUILDING/SCULPTURE SEMINARDesigned as an independent study for continuingintermediate/advanced level handbuilding and sculpturestudents to pursue ongoing independent projects! There willbe periodic faculty critiques but no instruction. Studentsmust be experienced with the studio equipment, clay, glazeuse and cleanup processes. Prerequisite: Winter 2016 sessionof Handbuilding/Sculpture: Dreaming it into Clay.Feb. 14-Mar. 20 (5 weeks)$100 residents/$110 nonresidents

INDEPENDENT STUDYDesigned as independent studio time for advanced ceramicstudents to pursue personal projects during day and weekendhours when classes are not in session. There is no instruction.Students must be experienced with the studio equipment,clay and glaze use and cleanup processes. Please, noproduction work. Prerequisite: One Columbia Art Centerintermediate level ceramics class and teacher approval.Jan. 11-Mar. 20 (10 weeks) $255 residents/$265 nonresidents

CRAFTSJOURNALED CANVASWith Anna DeBose-HankinsCreate a stunning work of art that will both inspire andspeak to you each day by combining thoughts, quotes andimages meaningful to you! Using alternating layers of text,transparent and opaque paints and stencils, transform a blankcanvas into a beautiful art piece. Please bring toner-basedblack and white copies of journal pages, quotes and otherwords and images that have meaning to you. All othersupplies are provided. Monday, Jan. 25, 10am-noon (1 session)$25 residents/$35 nonresidents

UNIQUELY YOU JOURNALWith Anna DeBose-HankinsWhy purchase a journal when you can easily create abeautiful one that reflects your own personal style and taste?In this workshop you will use the pamphlet stitch to createtwo beautiful handcrafted journals — one to keep and one to share as a gift! Monday, Feb. 1, 10am-noon (1 session)$25 residents/$35 nonresidents

HAND-PAINTED METAL MIRRORWith Anna DeBose-HankinsCreate a beautiful hand-painted mirror, ideal for homedecorating or gift-giving! Wow yourself and your guests with your one-of-a-kind art piece! You’ll be amazed at thebeautiful results you can achieve using alcohol inks and metal. Monday, Mar. 14, 10am-noon (1 session)$25 resident/$35 nonresidents

WINTER WOODS ONE STROKE WORKSHOP With Nancy J. Smith, Elite Level 2 OSCIStart the new year by taking an introductory class in thequick and easy One Stroke technique. Learn the basics forpainting a winter forest at night on canvas with acrylic paint.No experience necessary. All skill levels are welcome. Mostsupplies provided.Friday, Jan. 22, 6-9pm (1 session)$30 residents/$40 nonresidents

ROSEBUDS ON GLASS ONE STROKE WORKSHOP With Nancy J. Smith, Elite Level 2 OSCILearn to paint rosebuds and leaves using the quick and easyOne Stroke technique. Surround a glass vase with rosebudsusing enamel paint. No experience necessary. All skill levelsare welcome. Most supplies provided.Tuesday, Feb. 16, 6-9pm (1 session)$30 residents/$40 nonresidents

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THE ARTFUL BRUSH ON CLAY FOR POTTERSWith Nancy Ziegenfus McIntoshUsing sumi brushes, students will learn the art of mark-making with slips on the clay surface. Design, aesthetics and form will be discussed. Students will also explore glaze decorating and watercolor brush methods.Saturday, Feb. 20, 1-4pm (1 session)$40 residents/$50 nonresidents

THE CARVED SURFACE ON CLAYWith Yoshi Fuji Designed for intermediate/advanced level students. This four-week course will focus on carving techniques used at several stages of the ceramic process. Students will work with a high-fire white clay and/or porcelain as a base fordeveloping highly textured surfaces by using stamping, carving and erosiontechniques. Students should bring wet and leather-hard pots to each class forpracticing the techniques shown.Wednesdays, Feb. 3-24, 6:30-9pm (4 sessions)$100 residents/$110 nonresidents

PRETTIFY YOUR POTS: SURFACE DECORATION ON CLAY With Christina McClearyDesigned for intermediate/advanced level students. This course will focus ondecorative techniques used at several stages of the ceramic process. Work with a high-fire white clay body as a base for underglazes, oxides, decals, and colored slip decoration on greenware and bisque. Techniques including stamping, carving,mishima and sandpaper erosion will be explored. Students should bring wet,leatherhard and bisque pots to each class for practicing the techniques shown.Wednesdays, Mar. 16-Apr. 20, 6:30-9pm (6 sessions)$145 residents/$155 nonresidents

LEARNING HOW TO USE PLASTER MOLDSWith Kyle BauerStudents will learn how to use a variety of plaster molds including hump, slump, press, and slip. Discussion on the most appropriate clays for each kind of mold will guide students in their production of forms. Instruction will also be given on how to make casting slip as well as incorporating colors into slip.Thursdays, Mar. 3-17, 6:30-9pm (3 sessions) $80 residents/$90 nonresidents

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PANSY ONE STROKE WORKSHOP With Nancy J. Smith, Elite Level 2 OSCILearn to paint pansies using the quick and easy One Stroketechnique. Paint pansies on a wood frame using acrylic paint.No experience necessary. Most supplies provided.Monday, Mar. 14, 6-9pm (1 session)$30 residents/$40 nonresidents

DAISY ONE STROKE WORKSHOP With Nancy J. Smith, Elite Level 2 OSCILearn to paint daisies using the quick and easy One Stroketechnique. Paint daisies on a birdhouse using acrylic paint. No experience necessary. Most supplies provided.Tuesday, Apr. 12, 6-9pm (1 session)$30 residents/$40 nonresidents

CHINA PAINTING SAMPLING WORKSHOP With Sarah SnowdenChina Painting is the application of overglaze paints onporcelain which is then kiln fired, bonding the paints to theporcelain. Project ideas and materials will be provided. Pieceswill be fired and ready for pickup within one week followingthe workshop. Bring a friend and enjoy a fun morning outingtogether! Class is limited to six participants.Saturday, Feb. 6, 11:30am-1:30pm (1 session)$35 residents/$45 nonresidents

DIGITAL ARTS AND PHOTOGRAPHYGOT A DIGITAL CAMERA? NOW WHAT? With Dennis GilbertAre you ready to move beyond snapshots using your digitalcamera? Through photo assignments using your digital cameraor smart phone, discussions and demonstrations, explore cameraoperation in both manual and automatic modes and deepenyour understanding of the elements of composition that make agood photograph. You will also be introduced to adjustingphoto images using Adobe Photoshop Elements® software. Fridays, Feb. 5-19, 10am-noon (3 sessions)$50 residents/$60 nonresidents

INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY With Dennis GilbertDo you want your photos to have more interest and pop?Using Adobe Photoshop Elements®, this course will focus on the art and skill of image adjustment and how to organize and manage your photos for effective storage and retrieval.Composition, proper exposure and the fundamentals of agood photograph will also be reviewed. Students workingwith film can also take part by having their photos or negativesscanned to digital format. Fridays, Mar. 4-25, 10am-noon (4 sessions)$60 residents/$70 nonresidents

GUEST ARTISTWORKSHOPWATERCOLOR PAINTING VS. OIL PAINTING: CONCEPTS, DEMOS AND HANDS-ON

Steve FlemingYou will love this unique workshop designed forwatercolor artists and oil painters alike havingsome experience in either media . The samesubject will be demonstrated in both mediumsgiving the negatives and positives of eachmedium. Steve will discuss composition, conceptand focus of the painting as they apply to bothmediums. Working from a photograph, Steve will do a quick demonstration in each medium in the morning on both Saturday and Sunday. The remainder of each day you will be workingon your own painting in your choice of medium. Steve Fleming is an artist who works in watercolor , acrylic and oil . He teaches for The Art League inAlexandria, Virginia, as well as workshops acrossthe country and abroad. His goal as an artist is to be creative; his goal as a teacher is to help hisstudents learn to interpret the world around them,not to promote the belief that the goal of art is theperfect rendering of a subject. For images of art,see Steve’s website at StevenHFleming.com.

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DABBLE IN WATERCOLORWith Robert CoeTry your hand at watercolor painting in acomfortable, learning atmosphere. You will beinstructed in fun, hands-on exercises, as well as havethe opportunity to watch instructor demonstrations.Bring a friend for a fun and creative morning outing!All supplies included.Tuesday, Jan. 19, 6-8pm (1 session)$35 for both residents and nonresidentsNote: If you take this workshop and decide to enroll in a Winter 2016 watercolor class, you willget $15 off your class tuition.

DABBLE IN OIL PAINTING With Chaya SchapiroIn a relaxed, learning environment, enjoy dabbling inoil painting. You will be guided in hands-on exercises,as well as watch instructor demonstrations of themedium. Bring a friend for a fun afternoon outing.All supplies included.Thursday, Jan. 14, 6:30-8:30pm (1 session)$35 for both residents and nonresidentsNote: If you take this workshop and decide to enrollin a full session oil painting class, you will receive$15 off your class tuition.

DABBLE IN ACRYLIC PAINT With Alina PoroshinaTry your hand at acrylic painting and enjoy watchinginstructor demonstrations in a comfortable andsupportive learning environment. You will beinstructed in simple and fun hands-on exercises to giveyou a feel for this medium. All supplies included.Saturday, Jan. 16, 10am-noon (One session)$35 for both residents and non-residentsNote: If you take this workshop and decide to enrollin a full-session acrylic painting class, you will receive $15 off your class tuition.

NEW! INDEPENDENT PAINTING STUDIODo you need an art studio? Use Columbia Art Center’sstudios as your own painting/drawing space to pursue yourpersonal projects during day, evening and on weekends whenclasses are not in session. No instruction will be provided.Bring your own supplies and ideas. Easels are available.Schedule of available open studio hours will be provided.Jan. 18-Mar. 27 (10 weeks)$80 resident/$90 nonresident

DRAWING AND PAINTING CLASSESINTRODUCTION TO WATERCOLORWith Bob CoePerfect whether you’re trying watercolor painting for thefirst time or to refresh your skills! Explore the basics ofwatercolor through observing demonstrations on a variety of skills and concepts. After each class demonstration,students will have time to work on their own paintings.Continuing students in need of a refresher course arewelcome to take the class!Tuesdays, Jan. 26-Mar. 8, 7-9pm (7 sessions) $125 residents/$135 nonresidents

PEN AND INK DRAWINGWith Carol ZikaBeginners will be introduced to the use of pen strokes suchas hatching, cross-hatching, stippling, contour lines andscumbling to create value and texture in ink drawings. Thistime-honored medium can be applied to finely detailedwork, as well as to loose sketching. Continuing students willwork from their own photographs or field sketches and canbegin to combine ink drawings with watercolor. Bring agood quality spiral drawing pad, and size 03 Micron Pigmablack pen (or an equivalent with archival, permanent ink).Saturday, Mar. 5-Apr. 2, 10am-noon (4 sessions)No class 3/26 $70 residents/$80 nonresidents

INTERMEDIATE WATERCOLOR With Joyce Bell This class is designed for continuing watercolor students andwill focus on painting less while saying more. At the sametime, you will concentrate on using the principles of designto create better compositions.Wednesdays, Jan. 13-Mar. 16, 10am-noon (10 sessions) $170 residents/$180 nonresidents

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SUMI-E MINI WORKSHOPWith Yolanda KohWhether you have been painting for years or havenever picked up a brush, you’ll love learning this fast,easy, freehand method of painting. Explore basicstrokes and learn to put them together to formflowers, landscapes and still lifes in the style of Chinese brush painting. Rice paper is available to purchase for $1 per sheet.Saturday, Mar. 12, 10am-noon (1 session)$35 residents/$45 nonresidents

EXPERIMENTAL WATERCOLOR ON YUPO®

With Yolanda KohLearn how to create a watercolor painting on yupo®, a synthetic paper that gives unique, amazing results.Using negative shapes, monotypes and techniques for wiping off colors, create interesting images andtextures on yupo®. Various materials will be used tocreate unique textures, including mesh, bubble wrap,plastic wrap and a needlepoint panel. Bring yourwatercolors, brushes and imprint materials. Yupo® paper will be available to purchase from theinstructor at the workshop for $2 per sheet. Saturday, Mar. 5, 10am-3pm (1 session) One-hour lunch break noon-1pm.$60 residents/$70 nonresidents

INTRODUCTION TO COLORED PENCIL With Deborah MaklowskiLearn about colored pencil as a fine art medium withrespect to materials, applications and techniques.Explore and gain hands-on experience with a variety of materials and skills, including layering wax-basedcolor pencils on white, medium-toned, and darkpapers. At the time of your registration, you will begiven a list of supplies to purchase.Saturday, Jan. 9, 9:30am-3pm (1 session)$65 residents/$75 nonresidents

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/continuingstudents are welcome to take the class. Supply list will beprovided at time of registration.Thursdays, Jan. 21-Mar. 24, 6:30-9pm (10 sessions)$180 residents/$190 nonresidents

ACRYLIC PAINTINGWith Alina Poroshina New daytime offering! Using various mediums and gels,learn the characteristics and basic techniques of acrylics plusmore advanced techniques for creating surfaces and glazes.Beginning/advanced level students welcome.Wednesdays, Jan. 27-Mar. 30, Noon-2:30pm (10 sessions)$180 residents/$190 nonresidents

FIBERINTRODUCTION TO KNITTING OR CROCHETWith Anna TaiFor beginners and beyond! You have the choice of learningeither knitting or crochet in this fun basics workshop. Inknitting, you will learn how to cast on, master the knit andpurl stitches and how to cast off. In crochet, you will learnthe chain stitch (for foundation chain), single-crochet anddouble-crochet stitches. A supply list will be given to you atthe time of your registration. You are also welcome toreserve supplies with the instructor for a nominal fee: $8 forknitting supplies or $5 for crochet supplies.Saturday, Feb. 20, 9:30-11:30am (1 session) $25 residents/$35 nonresidents

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CONTINUING COLORED PENCIL With Deborah MaklowskiDesigned for continuing students! Build on theknowledge and skills gained in the introductoryworkshop (or your own experience) to take yourcolored pencil art to the next level. In a fun,classroom setting, work on individual colored pencildrawing projects based on your own chosenphotographs. Your instructor will work with you todevelop a concept, select materials and techniquesand offer technical and aesthetic guidance as youprogress with your project. Informal group critiqueswill be a part of the learning process. Saturdays, Jan. 23-Feb. 27, 10am-1pm (6 sessions)$130 residents/$135 nonresidents

SILK PAINTING WORKSHOPWith Abby SongDesigned for beginning and continuing students!Explore various techniques and steps to expressyourself using colors on silk. You will pick from avariety of silk scarves to create your project. Scarfand supplies provided. Saturday, Jan. 16, 12:30-4:30pm (1 session)$65 residents/$75 nonresidents

LIFE DRAWING/PAINTING: OPEN STUDIO AFTERNOONJoin your fellow artists in open studio modelingsessions. Work independently from a live modelduring short and long poses. Class will be monitored,but no instruction will be offered. Bring your ownmedia of choice: paints, pencils, charcoal, paper,canvas, etc. Easels, tables, chairs and model set up willbe supplied. Model fee included in tuition.Thursdays, Jan. 7, 14, 21; Feb. 4, 11, 18; Mar. 3, 10, 17, 12:30-3:30pmPay per session or drop-in: $40 for three sessions or $15 per drop-in.

FLORAL DESIGNVALENTINE’S DAY ARRANGEMENT With Carolyn ParsaThis Valentine’s Day surprise your sweetheart with a custom fresh flower arrangement! Learn how to take acouple of supermarket bouquets and turn them into a gift for that special someone. $12 supply fee; payment requiredon day of workshop.Thursday, Feb. 11, 6-8pm (1 session)$25 residents/$35 nonresidents

GARDEN SHADOW BOX CLASS With Carolyn ParsaBack by popular demand! Make a miniature scene indollhouse scale of an outdoor summer garden. Learn theimportance of scale and detail in creating a realistic miniaturescene. Use your creativity and personality to decorate and get the look you want. You will use a range of multimediaskills including woodworking, floral design, paper craftingand painting. $15 supply fee; payment required on day of workshop.Thursday Mar. 10, 5-8pm (1 session)$30 residents/$40 nonresidents

SPRING GRAPEVINE WREATH With Carolyn ParsaGet ready for springtime! Working with silk flowers, create a wreath full of spring blooms! Learn several wreath designsand then make a grapevine wreath in your own style, pluslearn how to make a professional bow to add a finishingtouch to your project. $10 supply fee; payment required on day of workshop.Thursday, Mar. 3, 6-8pm (1 session)$25 residents/$35 nonresidents

FUSED GLASSFUSED GLASS SQUARE BOWL SAMPLING WORKSHOPWith Jean Marie Mettee and Chaya SchapiroBack by popular demand! Learn basic fused glass techniquesand create your own fused glass square bowl. Bring yourfriends for a fun, creative morning! Light refreshments willbe available. Your creation will be ready for pickup withintwo to three weeks following the workshop. Note: If youtake this workshop and decide to enroll in a full-sessionintroductory fused glass class during the Winter 2016session, you will receive $15 off your class tuition.Saturday, Jan. 23, 10am-1pm (1 session)orSaturday, Apr. 2, 10am-1pm (1 session)$45 residents/$55 nonresidents

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DRAWING&PAINTINGSAMPLINGWORKSHOPSBASIC ZENTANGLEWith Deanna Williford, CZTExplore this popular art form of drawing which isan easy-to-learn and relaxing method of drawingstructured patterns. Anyone can learn, regardlessof prior art experience! Calligraphers, mixed mediaartists and journal enthusiasts – enjoy adding somezing to your creations with Zentangle patterns asembellishments. This approach to drawing willhelp you to increase your focus and creativity.Children seven years or older are welcome toenroll if accompanied by an enrolled adult. A $5supplies fee (for a mini Zentangle kit) will becollected at the beginning of the class by theinstructor. This same kit may be used foradditional Zentangle workshops.Saturday, Feb. 6, 10:30am-1pm (1 session)$30 for both residents and nonresidents

INTERMEDIATE ZENTANGLE NO. 5With Deanna Williford, CZTThose with some previous Zentangle experiencewill enjoy this class as they learn more aboutshading, value, composition and more challengingtangles (patterns). A special surprise project isplanned for this workshop! We are having aHawaiian-themed class so wear your Hawaiianshirts and we’ll warm up the room with a projectthat you’ll be proud to frame! Materials needed area Micron 01 pen and lead pencil. Instructor willprovide other necessary materials. Children agesseven and up are welcome to enroll if accompaniedby an enrolled adult. Zentangle books and supplieswill be available for purchase.Saturday, Mar. 19, 10:30am-1pm (1 session)$30 for both residents and nonresidents

INTRODUCTION TO FUSED GLASS With Jean Marie MetteeLearn the process of fusing glass by incorporating techniques such as etching, stenciling, casting, painting and slumping. Create jewelry, tiles, three-dimensional pieces, bowls and plates using 90 COE and dichroic glass,frit, stringers and metal inclusions. Use of tools and somesupplies are included in the tuition fee. Monday, Feb. 1-Mar. 21, 6:30-9pm (7 sessions) No class 2/15$215 residents/$225 nonresidents

CONTINUING FUSED GLASS With Jean Marie MetteeEnhance your knowledge of glass fusing by exploringadvanced fusing techniques for your individual projects.Combine glass with ceramics or precious metal clay, make a glass tile floor design, show-stopper jewelry or add a newdimension to your stained glass work. Use of tools and some supplies are included in the tuition fee. Moreextensive works will require purchase of additional glass.Wednesdays, Feb. 3-Mar. 16, 6:30-9pm (7 sessions) $215 residents/$225 nonresidents

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JEWELRYWIRE WRAPPED PENDANTWith Jill BabchakLearn how to make gorgeous wire-wrapped pendants byimplementing basic jewelry-making techniques. You’ll learnhow to manipulate wire and beads into a variety of shapesand designs to create one-of-a-kind jewelry. These pendantsmake great gifts or additions to your own jewelry collection.When you register, you will receive a list of supplies topurchase. Alternatively, students may purchase a basic supplykit for $10 from the instructor at the class. Jewelry pliers andother tools will be provided. Saturday, Jan. 23, 1-3pm (1 session)$30 residents/$40 nonresidents

BEADED NECKLACE AND BRACELET SET With Carolyn ParsaPut together your favorite colors and make a one-of-a-kindnecklace and bracelet set. Learn how to design with beads,string them and crimp a closure to make necklaces andbracelets. Supply list will be provided at time of registration. Thursday, Jan. 7, 6-8pm (1 session)$30 residents/$40 nonresidents

KUMIHIMO BRACELET With Carolyn ParsaLearn the Japanese art of Kumihimo braiding and make aunique bracelet. Using nylon cords of your color choice, youcan personalize your creation even further with a charm. Supply list will be provided at time of registration. Thursday Jan. 14, 6-8pm (1 session)$30 residents/$40 nonresidents

INTRODUCTION TO WIRE WRAPPING With Carolyn ParsaExpand your jewelry-making skills by learning to work withwire. In this workshop, you will start with making simpleand wrapped loops, then advance to spiral wrapped beadsand wrapped bead pendants. You can use your wrappedbeads to make earrings, bracelets or pendants. You will begiven a supply list when you sign up. Monday, Mar. 14, 6-8pm (1 session)$30 residents/$40 nonresidents

MOSAICSMOSAIC MIRROR WORKSHOPWith Christina McClearyBack by popular demand! Explore the basics of mosaicdesign in this fun workshop. Learn how to cut and positiontiles and grout your own design. You will be given a framedmirror, supplies, grout and tiles, but you are welcome tobring additional beads, ceramics pieces, seashells, brokenchina or other accents to decorate your work. Your finishedproject will be ideal for home decorating or to give as a gift.This workshop promises to provides a fun art experience forgroups of friends or family members. Continuing studentsare welcome to take the workshop and try new techniqueswith more advanced designs. Wednesdays, Mar. 16-30, 6:30-9pm (3 sessions)$55 residents/$65 nonresidents

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Registration&AdmissionAdmission 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.Several classes have pre-requisites. Please read course descriptions carefully.

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I hereby agree with Columbia Association, Inc. (CA) to the following by affixing my signature below on this date,

201 .In connection with my participation in Columbia Association’s program (the “Program”), I understand and acknowledge the nature and extent of the activities that will be involved in theProgram and assume the risk inherent in such activities on behalf of myself. I voluntarily waive anyand all claims, costs, liabilities, expenses (including attorney’s fees), and judgments against CA, itsdirectors, officers, employees, servants, subcontractors and agents and hereby release, excuse anddischarge CA, 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 myparticipation in the Program and all aspects attendant thereto. The undersigned further agree(s) toindemnify and hold CA, its directors, officers, employees, servants, subcontractors and agentsharmless from any and all claims, damages, actions, liabilities, expenses (including attorney’s fees) andjudgments which may arise out of my participation in the Program.

Permission is hereby granted for Columbia Association, Inc. (CA) to use any photographs or videofootage that include images of me and/or members of my family for any CA promotional material orfor any other purposes as CA may deem appropriate, including advertising and publicity. I waive anyright to inspect or approve the finished product, including written copy that may be created inconnection with such images. I hereby release CA and its legal representatives from any and all claimsand liability in regard to said photographs or video footage.remedies that I, and if applicable, myspouse, the minor, or a legal guardian for the minor might have now or in the future.

Signature of Member/Part icipant , Date

Print Name

I am the parent or legal guardian of the minor indicated below. I am signing this agreement on behalf ofsaid minor and acknowledge that in so doing, I am giving up legal rights and remedies that I, my spouse, alegal guardian for the minor or the minor might have now or in the future.

Minor , Da te

Signature of Parent/Guardian , Date

Print Name of Parent/Guardian , Date

Release, Waiver of Liabilityand Indemnity Agreement

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Class Policies& ProceduresINCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY If Howard County public schools are closed due

to inclement weather, Columbia Art Center will not hold daytime adult classes or any youth

classes. For information regarding adult afternoon and evening classes and all weekend classes,

please call Columbia Art Center at 410-730-0075.

DISCOUNTS Individuals who live or work full-time on Columbia Association assessed

property pay the discounted “Resident” tuition for 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 registration.

CANCELLATION AND TUITION REFUNDS Columbia Art Center reserves the

right to cancel any class for any reason. 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 any questions

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 towards staff, 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

inappropriate or abusive behavior or class disruption. No credits or refunds will be granted.

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Columbia Art Center

RENTALRATESColumbia Art Center rentals are available in our art galleries, studiorooms 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. Limited number of tables

and chairs are available for use. Renters are required to set up and clean rented studios. Catering is not provided

by Columbia Art Center. Please call 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 (Two Hour Minimum) ROOM CAPACITY

Studio One.................................$60 Weekdays $90 Weekends ...........Table Seating 35, Chairs/Standing 55

Studio Two ...........................................$55 Weekdays $80 Weekends ...........Table Seating 20

Main Gallery*......................................$75 Weekdays $110 Weekends.........Table Seating 40, Chairs/Standing 50

Window Gallery*.................................$70 Weekdays $105 Weekends.........Table Seating 25, Chairs/Standing 35

Main and Window Galleries* .............$125 Weekdays $185 Weekends.......Table Seating 60, Chairs/Standing 95

Galleries* and Studio One ....................$175Weekdays $260 Weekends........Table Seating 100, Chairs/Standing 140

Japanese Garden .................................$100 Weekdays $150 Weekends.......Table Seating 30, Chairs/Standing 60

Stained Glass/Jewelry Studio...............$55 Weekdays $80 Weekends ...........Table Seating 20

Digital Room ........................................$75Weekdays $110 Weekends..........7 at Computers, 15 at Table

Studio Three.........................................$55 Weekdays $80 Weekends ...........Table Seating 20

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