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BEADMAKING • BASKETRY • BOOK ARTS • CALLIGRAPHY • DRAWING • ENCAUSTIC • FLAMEWORK • GLASSBLOWING HOT GLASS • JEWELRY • KILNFORMING • MIXED MEDIA • PAINTING • PHOTOGRAPHY • PRINTMAKING

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art classes

FALL 2012

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Painting 3

Drawing 4

Youth & Family Classes 4

Basketry 5

Jewelry 6

Flamework 6

Beadmaking 6

Glassblowing 7

Kilnforming 7

Printmaking 8

D i v e r s e D i s C i P l i n e s :

encaustic/Warm Wax 8

Book Arts/Art Journaling 9

Calligraphy 9

Mosaic 9

Photography 10

Professional Development 10

Teacher Workshop 10

shop the schack 11

instructor index 11

Celebrate at the schack 11

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CoverWoodblock Printmaking, Betsy Best-spadaroschack Hot shop by Mark & Annie Mulligan

saturday Art Matinee, student work, nikki Wheeler

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Collage a Day Journal, Celeste Douville

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Painting

EXTREME BEGINNING OIL PAINTING, 16+ YRSUrsula StockeEnjoy the freedom of oil painting! Demystify the process of oil painting! The instructor will teach a wet-into-wet Alla Prima style with oils, that allows the student freedom of brushstroke and time to correct their painting in the process. She will demo a painting in the morning and give a brief talk on materials and basic color theory using a limited palette, composition and oil painting theory. Students will then work from their choice of simple still life objects with one-on-one guidance. All levels welcome. Supply list provided at registration. OPTIONAL supply fee payable to the instructor at class.Su Sep 30 10am-4pm SF $35 M $ 60 NM $65Su Oct 14 10am-4pm SF $35 M $ 60 NM $65Su Dec 9 10am-4pm SF $35 M $ 60 NM $65

ALLA PRIMA PAINTING, 16+ YRS Ursula StockeEnjoy the freedom of Alla Prima painting! Learn how to develop your own style using passionate and painterly brushstrokes. This wet-into-wet technique, working in either acrylics or oils, will help demystify the process of painting. The instructor will demonstrate for the class and give one-on-one guidance. First day: students work from still life objects, second day: students bring their own inspiration to paint from. Confident brushstrokes, strong composition and basic color the-ory using a limited palette are emphasized. All levels welcome. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.Sa, Su Sep 8, 9 10am-4pm SF $35 M $95 NM $110Sa, Su Nov 17, 18 10am-4pm SF $35 M $95 NM $110

BEGIN WITH WATERCOLOR, 18+ YRS Colleen DunlapWatercolor is a great way to start your journey into art. You will learn about materials and the basics of color and design while mastering over 20 watercolor techniques. Students will produce representational works based on studio practice and instructor guided assignments. Develop your creativity and learn the natural attributes of transparent watercolor. This class is intended for all skill levels. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.Sa Sep 15, 22, 29, Oct 6, 13, 20 10am-12:30pm SF $10 M $120 NM $135

THE ELEMENTS OF EXPRESSION: INTERMEDIATE WATERCOLOR SERIES, 18+ YRS Colleen DunlapLearn to use POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE space to create layers of inter-est. The machine has a gear and a screw, show the power. Bring your preferred complete watercolor materials and supplies. This series re-quires that you know basic watercolor techniques. Suggested supplies available at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.Sa Sep 15, 22, 29, Oct 6, 13, 20 1-3:30pmSF $10 M $120 NM $135

PAINTING WITH OIL STICKS, 16+ YRSAnna Mastronardi Novak In this hands-on class, you’ll discover the fun and freedom that sets oil sticks apart from other mediums. Through demonstration, learn the importance of good composition: mixing color, fat-over-lean ap-proach, using oil washes and building up color. Then using your pho-tos, sketches, or memory you’ll create your own work in an abstract or representational style. Basic drawing skills and knowledge of color is required to benefit from this class. Supply list provided at registration.Su Sep 23 11am– 5pm M $60 NM $65

PAINTED PAPERS, TEENS 13+ YRS, ADULTS 18+ YRS Barbara De PirroCreate your own hand painted papers for collage, book arts, wrap-ping paper and cards! There are many different ways to create pat-tern and texture on paper; stenciling, stamping, masking, combing, dabbling, dry brush, splatter, drip and drizzle…to name a few. You will explore these methods using acrylic paints in combination with a range of acrylic mediums and gels. Get ready to make your own sumptuous ONE OF A KIND papers during this playfully productive workshop! All acrylic products are graciously supplied by GOLDEN Artist Colors. Most tools & materials are supplied by instructor. Small supply list available at registration.Sa Dec 1 10am-4pm M $120 NM $125

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Extreme Beginning Oil Painting, Ursula Stocke

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Drawing • Youth & Family

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BASIC DRAWING, 16+ YRS Byron BrattThis is an introductory course in drawing focusing on linear perspec-tive, shape, value and form. Supply list provided at registration.W Sept 19, 26, Oct 3, 10, 17, 24 6-8pm M $95 NM $110

DRAWING FROM OBSERVATION 1, 16+ YRs Nancy Lucas WilliamsWould you like to improve your eye? Drawing is one of the core disciplines upon which a classical art education rests and serves as a foundation for the training of artists. You will begin to train your eye to see edges, shapes, and values, using timeless techniques employed by the Masters in rendering form from the observation of statuary casts. Class time includes demonstrations and critiques. All levels welcome. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.W Sept 19, 26, Oct 3, 10, 17, 24 10:30am-1:30pm SF $5 M $145 NM $155

DRAWING FROM OBSERVATION 2, 16+ YRS Nancy Lucas WilliamsWould you like to improve your eye? Drawing is one of the core disciplines upon which a classical art education rests and serves as a foundation for the training of artists. You will begin to train your eye to see edges, shapes, and values, using timeless techniques employed by the Masters in rendering form from the observation of statuary casts. Class time includes demonstrations and critiques. Session 2 is for students who would like more time or practice to develop a more finished drawing and/or for new students who are unable to make it to the first session. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class. (NO class Nov 20)W Nov 7, 14, 28, Dec 5, 12, 19 10:30am-1:30pm SF $5 M $145 NM $155

INTRODUCTION TO FIGURE DRAWING, 16+ YRS Nancy Lucas Williams Do you desire to draw like the Masters? Drawing the human form is the benchmark of a classical education, equipping the artist to express realistically any observation from life or imagination. Working from clothed models, you will begin to master the proportions of the figure in rendering the form accurately and realistically while at the same time infusing your drawing with individuality. All levels welcome. Class time includes demonstrations and critiques. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee and model fee payable to instructor at class.Th Sep 20, 27, Oct 4, 11, 18, 25 10:30am-1:30 pmSF $30 M $145 NM $155 PASTEL PORTRAITS, 16+ YRS Nancy Lucas WilliamsDo you love color and like to get your hands dirty? Learn how to draw life-like portraits from live models with the forgiving medium of soft pastels. Build up beautiful layers of color creating a memorable portrait that looks more and more like what you see. All levels welcome. Class time includes demonstrations and critiques. Supply list provided at registration. Model fee payable to instructor at class. NO class Nov 22.Th Nov 1, 8, 15, 29, Dec 6, 13 10:30am-1:30pmSF $25 M $145 NM $155

SATURDAY ART MATINEE, 6-12 YRSNikki WheelerLet them make masterpieces! These hands on art classes focus on drawing and painting skills, along with printmaking. Your child will go beyond craft making and step into the world of fine art, where they will make their own limited edition ink prints, paint on canvas, and learn the basics of drawing. Aprons provided, but please have your child dress for mess. Supply fee payable to instructor at class. Sa Sep 8, 15 9:30-11:30am SF $30 M $45 NM $50Sa Oct 13, 27* 9:30-11:30am SF $30 M $45 NM $50Sa Dec 1, 8 9:30-11:30am SF $30 M $45 NM $50*(SKIP 10/20)

WATERCOLOR HOLIDAY CARDS WORKSHOP, Individual & Family Workshop, 7+ YRS* Charlene Collins FreemanPaint beautiful holiday scenes on watercolor cards with your family! You will have many scenes to choose from and the instructor will guide you through drawing and painting. Everyone will go home with five hand painted holiday cards with envelopes. Supply fee payable to instructor at class. *7 and 8 year olds need a participating parent to accompany them in class.Su Dec 9 2-5pm SF $6/single SF $15/family** M $40 NM $45Su Dec 16 2-5pm SF $6/single SF $15/family** M $40 NM $45**up to four family members

Pastel Portraits, Nancy Lucas Williams

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Basketry

ENVELOPE BASKET, 18+ YRS Elaine Twogood and Sheila Wray Learn to make a fun-to-weave basket that begins with a pre-finished wooden base and inserted spokes. It is done in a continuous weave over a mold, contrasting a plain weave with a twill. The “envelope flap” at the top on the front adds an attractive element. The approximate finished size is 4” L X 6” W X 7” H with a top circumference of 24”. Materials to be used: wood base, reed, cane. Perfect for beginning to intermediate weavers. All levels welcome. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.Su Nov 11 10 am-6pm SF $20 M $65 NM $70

LATTICE SAMPLER, 18+ YRS Sally AnayaFascinated by bound weaves? Want to stretch beyond basic lattice twining? Join me in this study in black and white, using a variety of lattice twining techniques: lattice twine, lattice twill, lattice X’s, lattice arrows, interlacing lattice braid, and a lattice lashed rim, all beginning with a 3/3 twill base and woven throughout in start/stop rows. You will explore bound weaves on your own terms as you design your unique sampler basket, choosing placement of color (black and/or natural) and where to incorporate the various lattice techniques. Materials used: reed (natural and dyed), Hamburg cane (natural and dyed), waxed linen. Some history of bound weaves and their usage will be discussed. This workshop is intended for advanced intermediate-level students. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.Sa, Su Nov 10, 11 10am-7pm SF $30 M $125 NM $140

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ARTISTRY IN BASKETS WEEKEND WORKSHOPS, Nov 10 & 11

SPIRAL BEACH BASKET, 16+ YRS Kay HarradineTake inspiration from the seashore and weave a beach basket, starting with a piece of driftwood. Using rib-construction techniques, you will make a seashell-shaped basket that is truly a joy to weave. Round reed, seagrass and a variety of accent fibers will be available to choose from, so no two baskets will be alike. Suitable for all skill levels. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.Sa Nov 10 10am-5pm SF $50 M $65 NM $70

VESSELS OF LIGHT, 16+ YRS Kay HarradineBasketry is found worldwide and is arguably the oldest craft. Regardless of their intended function, baskets are vessels that enclose a volume of space. Explore this concept by weaving a capacious rounded form, using a simple open twining technique. Your basket skeleton will be woven from rattan reed – a user-friendly material from Asia, perfect for beginners. The basket will be covered with fine tissue and rice papers to give it a translucent skin. The surface may be embellished with a collage of paper, adding a suggestion of surface design to make your creation unique. All levels welcome. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.Su Nov 11 10am-4pm SF $20 M $60 NM $65

ASYMMETRICAL BASKETRY:CEDAR BARK OVERLAYS AND SKIP STITCH TWINING, 16+ YRS Polly SuttonUsing western red cedar bark as the structure, this basket will begin with a 5-3-1 twill. The sculptural basket will be twined with Northwest sweet grass, using a skip stitch technique or triple twining. Overlays of cedar bark will accent the surface that will undulate from the tension of the twining. This 2-day workshop will offer an opportunity to create a unique piece. This workshop is intended for intermediate-level students with some twining experience. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.Sa, Su Nov 10, 11 10am-4:30pm SF $72 M $95 NM $110

WOVEN MENAGERIE, 18+ YRSMary Etue AuldExplore basket-weaving techniques while you create your own trio of critters including a mouse, a horse, a cricket and a frog. We will use a variety of materials such as natural reed, western red cedar bark and paper. These make great ornaments, decorations or gifts. They can be made of many materials in larger or smaller sizes. This class will introduce you to diagonal plaiting and other techniques as you weave your own menagerie. All levels welcome. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.Sa Nov 10 10am-5pm SF $50 M $60 NM $65

LET’S DO THE TWIST, 18+ YRSMarilyn MooreLearn to make a twined wire basket. One of the beauties of working with wire is that it can move and stay where you put it. Making this little basket will give you the opportunity to learn color blending and shaping as well as twining with fine wire. You will make the basket twist as you add spokes. All levels welcome. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.Sa, Su Nov 10, 11 10am-5pm SF $60 M $95 NM $110

Woven Menagerie, Mary Etue Auld

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Jewelry • Flameworking • Beadmaking

LEARN A CRAFT: SILVERSMITHING, 18+ YRS Donna HarrisYou will start by creating a beautiful bracelet from sterling silver wire. It will be bent to fit, soldered and a stone of choice will be added to enhance the bracelet. The design is very simple but extremely attractive and wearable. The second piece you create will be a ring, sized to fit your finger (or a friend’s) and enhanced with a stone to match your bracelet. If we have time, you will make another project of choice. There will be very little soldering and sanding, and you’ll leave with some very beautiful pieces! Supply fee payable to instructor at class.M Sep 10, 17, 24, Oct 1 6-9pm SF $50* M $95 NM $110M Oct 8, 15, 22, 29 6-9pmSF $50* M $95 NM $110M Nov 19, 26, Dec 3, 10 6-9pmSF $50* M $95 NM $110*pending price of silver

RECYCLED JEWELRY CREATIONS, 18+ YRS Celeste DouvilleBring a stash of out-of-style, not-your-style jewelry to class and we will transform the pile into a mixed media chain of loveliness! It’s the stone soup fable made just for the stylish - a little of the stash you bring can be combined with something other classmates bring to create your signature-style necklace, bracelet and/or earrings. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.Sa Sep 16 12-5pm SF $17 M $50 NM $55

HANDCRAFTED SILVER JEWELRY WORKSHOP, 18+ YRS Celeste DouvillePrecious metal clay is an innovative (and recycled) material composed of particles of silver suspended in an organic binder. When fired, the binder burns away leaving a piece of pure silver. It is a fun and easy way to make handmade gifts for any occasion. An extensive collection of textures will be provided for creating one-of-a-kind charms, pendants and earrings. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.Su Oct 28 12-6pm SF $85* M $60 NM $65*pending price of silver

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FLAMEWORKED GLASS I, 13+YRSRachel RaderLearn how to use the torch to create your own glass beads and small sculptures! There are endless possibilities for the styles that you can make, limited only by your imagination. This class will teach you about the basics of working with the torch and using a palette of colored glass rods. You will finish several different projects.Tu Sep 25 – Oct. 30 3:45-5:45pm M $200 NM $225

ADVANCED BEADMAKING TECHNIQUES, 16+YRSStacey KingWorking with Effetre glass rods, this four hour class will build upon the foundation that you have already established on the torch. Student input on the initiation of class will help shape the day. Bring your tools, enthusiasm and curiosity.F Sep 7 6-9pm M $75 NM $85

WEEKEND INTRODUCTION TO SOFT FLAMEWORKED GLASS, 16+YRSVon SchroederThis introduction will teach you the basics of soft glass flame work using Effetre colored glass rods. With beads as the starting point, you will learn how to work safely and proficiently in the Flame Studio. Plenty of demonstrations along with time for making your own projects will give you the skills necessary to take advanced classes.Sa, Su Oct 6, 7 1-5 pm M $140 NM $160

BASIC GLASS BEADS, 16+YRSVon Schroeder or Stacey KingTry your hand at making glass beads in this afternoon class. The instructor will guide you through basic safety principles, and teach you how to make basic colorful glass beads which can then be turned into necklaces, bracelets, etc. All supplies provided. Su Dec 16 2-5pm M $70 NM $80Su Nov 18 2-5pm M $70 NM $80

BOROSILICATE FLAMEWORKING, 18+YRSKaren BuhlerThis introduction will teach you the basics of flameworking borosilicate glass. By focusing on figurative elements, students will learn about the torch and tools, manipulation of rod and tube, color application, construction, problem solving, and annealing. Su Sept 23 1-5pm M $175 NM $190 BOROSILICATE SCULPTING, 18+ YRS Robin MooreIn this hands-on class you will learn how to use borosilicate glass rods to make colorful glass sculptures. Basic torch set up and the use of various tools and safety will be emphasized during this introductory class. All materials are provided.Sa Nov 3 1-5pm M $100 NM $110

WINE TOPPERS, 18+YRS Stacey KingTop off that open bottle with a handmade glass stopper! Using a torch, you will learn how to manipulate and shape colored glass rods into your own topper! No experience necessary.Tu Oct 16 5-7pm M $75 NM $80Sa Nov 17 11:30am – 1:30pm M $75 NM $80Sa Dec 15 11:30am – 1:30pm M $75 NM $80

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Learn a Craft: Silversmithing, Donna Harris

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Hot Glass • Glassblowing • Kilnforming

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INTRODUCTION TO HOT GLASS, 18+YRSBob Mitchell or Giuseppe FriaThe art of forming molten glass dates back to 3500 BC. This single day eight hour intensive workshop is your chance to experience the thrill of working with the molten media that has captivated for centuries. You will learn the art of gathering glass from the furnace, and using fire, gravity and simple hand tools to create forms of various shapes and sizes. No experience necessary.Sa Sep 8 9:30am-5:45pm M $160 NM $200Sa Nov 10 9:30am-5:45pm M $160 NM $200 Sa Dec 8 9:30am-5:45pm M $160 NM $200

HIGH SCHOOL GLASSBLOWING 13-18 YRS ONLY Rachel Rader Teens, this class is your opportunity to learn to blow glass. Using 2000° furnaces (hot enough to turn a mixture of sand and soda ash into glass) you will practice the basics of blown glass and solid sculpted forms. Four weekly sessions, no prerequisite.Sa Sep 23-Oct 16 2-6pm M $300 NM $330

GLASSBLOWING I 18+YRSRachel Rader or Bob Mitchell/Dan LaChausseeThe basics of working with molten glass will be covered in this class. From blowing, blocking and shaping to using specialized hand tools, this class will give you a good base on which to build the skills necessary to create functional and artistic objects. Demonstrations of basic techniques will be plenty, as will time to practice in teams of two. Eight weekly sessions, no prerequisite.Tu Sep 25-Nov 6 6-10pm M $600 NM $660Th Sept 27–Nov 8 6-10pm M $600 NM $660

GLASSBLOWING II, 18+YRSGranite CalimpongIf you already know the basics of blowing glass, but aren’t quite ready to work on your own, this class is for you. Color application, handles, bits, and wraps will be covered. You will also learn how to operate the furnaces and annealers on your own. This class will prepare you to pass the Schack studio rental test. Prerequisite – at least one year of recent glassblowing experience or instructor permission.Sa Sep 26 – Nov 7 6-10pm M $620 NM $680

MAKE IT NOW IN 20 MINUTES OR LESS! YOUR OWN HOLIDAY ORNAMENT!, 10+YRS On certain Sunday afternoons in November and December come and work with one of our skilled glassblowers to choose colors and help blow your own glass holiday ornament! This family friendly affair features holiday music, hot glass, and plenty of cheer. Please call ahead to make reservations. Your ornament will be available for pick up 48 hours laterSu Nov 18-Dec 16 CALL FOR RESERVATIONS $45

MAKE IT NOW IN 20 MINUTES OR LESS! YOUR OWN GLASS PUMPKIN!, 10+YRS Working with our skilled team of glassblowers, you will be able to design and help blow your own glass pumpkin, complete with a swirly stem! All supplies provided. Reservations recommended. Your pumpkin will be ready for pick up 48 hours later.Sa Oct 6 CALL FOR RESERVATIONS $45Sa Oct 13 CALL FOR RESERVATIONS $45

GLASS KILNFORMING, 18+YRS Stacey KingThis in depth technical class starts off with the basics of working with cutting glass, and will lead you through making several of your own projects. The fundamental skills necessary to work on your own in the kiln shop will be introduced through demonstrations, discussions and instructor lead projects. Kiln preparation and set up will also be covered. M Sep 24-Nov 12 6-10pm M $300 NM $330

MAKE YOUR OWN GLASS JEWELRY!, 13+YRSJudy MacauleyLearn how to create beautiful fused glass pendants, earrings, and pins using Bullseye glass, dichroic glass, frit, and metals. We are also providing lots of fun extras such as sepia slides and 22kt gold cross slides so you can really experiment with different looks. By the end of instruction you will have up to eight pieces of beautiful glass jewelry to keep for yourself or gift to friends and family. Jewelry will be fired and ready for pick up 2 weeks after class. Supply fee payable to instructor.Su Sept 30 2-5pm SF $25 M $40 NM $45Su Dec 9 2-5pm SF $25 M $40 NM $45

FUSED GLASS PICTURE FRAMES, 10+ YRSStacey KingDuring this fun evening in the Kiln Studio, you will be guided through the process of making a 5”x7” fused glass picture frame! Pre-cut shapes of colored Bullseye glass, along with frit and stringers are available for you to create your own design. Your frame will be available for pickup one week later.F Nov 16 5-7pm $45F Dec 7 5-7pm $45

FUSED GLASS PLATES, 10+ YRSStacey KingIn this two hour class, you will be able to create a square plate of your own design! Your patterns will be fused and slumped in the kiln, resulting in a beautifully shaped plate, ready for pickup 72 hours later. This “Make It Now” experience is a great introduction to the world of kiln-formed glass.Sa Dec 1 2-5pm $45

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WOODBLOCK PRINTMAKING: ONE BLOCK REDUCTION WORKSHOP, 16+ YRS Betsy Best-SpadaroCreate a multicolored ‘bleed’ print using one woodblock and a reduction technique that is inventive with methods that can be spontaneous, simple and direct. You will explore block preparation, cutting techniques, and printing options including stencils and multiple layers of thinly applied ink. Develop a personal approach to your work through exploration and evaluation. This workshop is designed to create a comfortable yet challenging atmosphere for the exploration of this medium. Some experience with relief printmaking is helpful. Supply fee payable to instructor at class. Sa, Su Sep 22, 23 10am-5pm SF $20 M $105 NM $120

BASIC LINO-CUT WORKSHOP 1, 16+ YRSBetsy Best-SpadaroExplore relief printmaking methods using linoleum blocks. Emphasis will be on creating a multi colored print using more than one block. You will design your image, cut multiple blocks and print an edition using a variety of techniques and approaches. Block preparations, cutting techniques, registration methods and printing options will be examined. Students will be encouraged to develop a personal approach to their work through exploration and evaluation. This workshop is designed to create a comfortable yet challenging atmosphere for the exploration of this medium. Some experience with relief printmaking is helpful but not necessary. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.Sa, Su Oct 27, 28 10am-5pm SF $20 M $105 NM $120

REDUCTION SCREENPRINTING, 16+ YRSElizabeth BrintonMake painterly colorful prints with this one-screen, non-photo method. You will build layers of brilliant color up to a final image in glorious texture. Students will create at least one small limited edition print. This is a truly unique and rare opportunity to realize your ideas in print. Class will begin with a showing of the instructor’s work and a demonstration. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.M, W Oct 29 – Nov 14 6:30-9pm SF $30 M $120 NM $135

THREE COLOR MONOPRINTING, 16+YRS Elizabeth BrintonCreate luminous full color prints with only three colors. Find a deeper understanding of color and its infinite possibilities. You will explore how to choose papers, how to draw into the inked plate using a variety of tools, and how to properly use the press. All levels welcome. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.Su Nov 18 1-4pm SF $15 M $40 NM $45

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Printmaking • Diverse Disciplines

E N C A U S T I C • W A R M W A X

PHOTO IMAGERY IN WAX, 18+ YRS Lisa JonesMooreDuring this intensive-but-fun workshop, learn beginning encaustic technique and how to embed inkjet photographs within luscious layers of warm wax. Encaustic medium and paints (beeswax + damar resin) were used by early Egyptians, as well as by today’s contemporary artists. On day one, you will mount photos (yours or those provided by instructor) on birch plywood or Masonite. Basic encaustic technique, materials and studio safety will be discussed. On day two, exciting mixed media techniques to enhance your photo imagery will be introduced. All levels welcome. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.F, Sa Oct 5, 6 11am-4pm SF $50 M $85 NM $90

BEESWAX COLLAGE GIFT CARDS & TAGS, 16+ YRS Lisa JonesMooreLearn the art of working with warm beeswax and collage while creating beautiful cards and gift tags. You will work with various collage materials such as lace, rice paper, small photos and vintage ephemera. You will be able to create multiple cards and gift tags in this relaxed atmosphere, complete with music and “treats”. Bring your own collage materials if you wish, or use the instructors’ collage stash. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.W Dec 12 3-7pm SF $15 M $45 NM $50

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Diverse Disciplines

B O O K A R T S • A R T J O U R N A L I N G

VISUAL JOURNALING, 18+ YRSCeleste DouvilleVisual journaling is a creative way to explore, express and record your thoughts and ideas, visually and verbally. It is a tool to being more creative and becoming a better artist. You can also simulate the work of other artists you admire as you develop your own style. The visual journal will become a way for you to find a personal voice in your work. You will experiment with paints, stamps, pens, collage and paste. Learn to record by sketching, writing, making a mess, ranting and dreaming big. All levels welcome. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class. Su Oct 7 12-6pm SF $10 M $60 NM $65

COLLAGE A DAY JOURNAL, 18+ YRS Celeste DouvilleCollage-making every day will bring out the best in all of your artwork. Work out new color combinations, textures and shapes before committing to your large pieces. Learn techniques that get you to use a bit of everything you have in your art stash. The practice of daily art making will skyrocket your art and life to new levels. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.Sa Oct 13 12:30-6:30 pm SF $17 M $60 NM $65

FRIENDSHIP FOLIOS FOR ADULTS, 18+ YRSAnna Mastronardi NovakLearn how to create a fine-crafted, very personal one-of-a-kind mini-book. Your completed book will have a thousand uses: to sketch in, do watercolors while traveling, keep pressed dried flowers and leaves, a recipe book, a collection of poems, ideas to store for the next project, a personal cartoon book. Whatever your choice is, your art/idea/friendship folio will be great for yourself or a gift to someone special. Su Nov 4 11am-5pm SF $25 M $60 NM $65

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FRIENDSHIP FOLIOS FOR TEENS, 13-17 YRS Anna Mastronardi NovakDiscover how to create a fine-crafted, very personal one-of-a-kind small sketchbook. You will learn how to use fine art paper, card stock and ribbons. Once the folios are complete, you will put them to use for drawings you will create during the workshop. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.Su Dec 2 11am-5pm SF $15 M $60 NM $65

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INTRODUCTION TO CALLIGRAPHY WORKSHOP, 16+ YRS Pam KoonsCalligraphy means the art of beautiful handwriting. This workshop will introduce you to the basics of an old-world skill that adds a very personal touch to all of your everyday and special writings and projects! Discover how easy and fun the beautifully flowing Italic Calligraphy lower case hand is as we practice at a comfortable pace for everyone. No prior knowledge of calligraphy needed. Supply list provided at registration. Su Oct 14 10am-4pm M $60 NM $65

Su Nov 4 10am-4pm M $60 NM $65

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MOSAIC MEMORY MIRROR, 15+ YRSCindy Carper-MorrisHave you ever broken a cup, plate, or figurine that is precious? Well don’t throw it away, give it new life in a beautiful frame for a mirror! Create a mirror using broken pottery, beads, buttons, pieces of metal and anything else you can imagine. Your finished mirror would make a wonderful gift, or a great addition to your home. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.Tu Dec 4, 11 6-9pm SF $25 M $60 NM $65

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YOUR CAMERA, YOUR PICTURES, 18+ YRSNat SeymourThis course will introduce you to the basics of digital camera operation and photographic technique. You will learn how aperture, shutter speed, light and motion affect the images you create. Use your own camera or share one with a friend. Any digital camera with an “M” or manual mode will work. Students should be able to email their photos, and must bring the camera and the complete camera manual to class. Supply list provided at registration. For beginning photographers wanting an intensive learning experience, this course can be taken in conjunction with the ADVENTUROUS IMAGES WORKSHOP offered later on many of the same evenings.Th Sep 13, 20, Oct 4* 5:30-7:30pm M $60 NM $65 Th Nov 8, 15, 29** 5:30-7:30pm M $60 NM $65*(No class 9/27) **(No class 11/22)

ADVENTUROUS IMAGES WORKSHOP, 18+ YRSNat SeymourThis course will have you seeing in different ways and taking pictures with fresh perspectives. Each week we will practice new photographic techniques, take more pictures over the week, then review and compare notes. Emphasis will be on fun and creativity. Students should bring their digital camera (with an “M” mode), complete camera manual and any other photographic equipment they want to use. This course is intended for intermediate-level photographers who are familiar with how and why to vary aperture, shutter speed and ISO. Required textbook is “PHOTO OP” by Kevin Meredith (ISBN 978-0-240-81400-1). supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class. Supply fee $25 including book or $5 without book. Please note if you need a book when you register.Th Sep 20, Oct 4, 11* 7:45-9:45pm SF $5-25 M $60 NM $65Th Nov 15, 29, Dec 6** 7:45-9:45pm SF $5-25 M $60 NM $65*(No class 9/27) **(No class 11/22)

INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS, 18+ YRS Nat SeymourThis basic two-hour overview of the powerful graphics software, Photoshop Elements, will show you its most popular features including cloning, healing, opacity and levels. Content is also directly applicable to Photoshop, the more comprehensive and more expensive cousin of Photoshop Elements. Course format is a lecture with on-screen demonstrations and Q & A throughout.Th Oct 11 5:30-7:30pm M $20 NM $25Th Dec 6 5:30-7:30pm M $20 NM $25

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THE ART OF MAKING A LIVING FROM YOUR ART, 18+ YRSRandall HodgesDiscover how to market yourself and your art! Learn how to sell your art in galleries, art shows, gift stores, wholesale, publications, online and more. You will also learn about running your art passion as a business: taxes, marketing, promotion, packaging, selling techniques, pricing and much more. You will also get the chance to have your art reviewed and critiqued by the class and the instructor. This class will motivate you to follow your dreams, create a list of goals and sell your art! This class is 1/3 information, 1/3 inspiration, and 1/3 class participation. Supply list provided at registration.M, Tu Nov 12, 13 5-9pm M $70 NM $75

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CREATIVE THINKING: FRESH IDEAS FOR ART AND LIFE, 16+ YRSBetty HagemanStuck in a rut or just drawing a blank? In this workshop you will formulate a personal “burning question” and practice ten proven techniques guaranteed to generate new perspectives and fresh ideas. Learn to think creatively and have fun doing it! No previous experience or skills required. You will leave with your own illustrated posters containing loads of potential solutions to your question of the day. Supply list provided at registration. Supply fee payable to instructor at class.Su Oct 7 1-5pm SF $3 M $45 NM $50Su Dec 2 1-5pm SF $3 M $45 NM $50

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INTEGRATING ART AND WRITING THROUGH BOOK ARTS, 18+ YRSAnn MorganLearn how to showcase your students’ creative talents in a variety of innovative book structures. Designed for the generalist teacher, this course focuses on teaching specific learning outcomes in art and writing, using book-making activities as a vehicle for learning. Course projects will be developmentally appropriate across the K-8 spectrum, but could be adapted for high school levels. Teachers will increase their knowledge of how to integrate art and writing through the publication of student work and discuss how to further incorporate into other content areas such as math, science and socials studies. (SPU/Everett SD Clock Hours/SPU Credit available)F, Sa Nov 2, 5-8:30pm & Nov. 3 9am-5pm $65 + $10 Schack processing fee

ART DOCENT FAIR: AMERICAN ARTISTS, 18+ YRSCome and see artists in action. Learn art projects you can do in the classroom with students. Each presenter will focus on a prominent American artist while discussing the art elements utilized.Sa Oct 20 8:45am-12:15pm $20 per person or $100 per school

Creative Thinking, Betty Hageman

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Photography • Professional Development Shop the Schack

Ursula stocke, Painting 3

Colleen Dunlap, Painting 3

Anna Mastronardi novak, Painting, Book Arts 3, 9

Barbara De Pirro, Painting 3

Byron Bratt, Drawing 4

nancy lucas Williams, Drawing 4

nikki Wheeler, Youth Classes 4

Charlene Collins Freeman, Youth & Family Classes 4

Kay Harradine, Basketry 5

Polly sutton, Basketry 5

Mary etue Auld, Basketry 5

elaine Twogood, Basketry 5

sheila Wray, Basketry 5

sally Anaya, Basketry 5

Marilyn Moore, Basketry 5

Donna Harris, Jewelry 6

Celeste Douville, Jewelry, Collage, Book Arts 6, 9

stacey King, Glass 6, 7

Bob Mitchell, Glass 7

Granite Calimpong, Glass 7

Dan laChaussee, Glass 7

rachel rader, Glass 6, 7

Judy McCauley, Glass 7

Karen Buhler, Glass 6

robin Moore, Glass 6

Betsy Best-spadaro, Printmaking 8

elizabeth Brinton, Printmaking 8

lisa JonesMoore, encaustic, Collage 8

Pam Koons, Calligraphy 9

Cindy Carper-Morris, Mosaic 9

nat seymour, Photography 10

randall Hodges, Professional Development 10

Betty Hageman, Professional Development 10

Ann Morgan, Teacher Workshop 10

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looking for a unique, handmade gift? Look no further than the Schack Shop. We have a wide selection of one-of-a-kind pottery, glass, jewelry, fiber, paintings, cards, and much more all made by local artists. And, members benefit on artwork too. If you’re a Patron Member be sure to show your card for a 10% discount on all your Schack Shop purchases.

Art & Harvest FestivalSeptember 27 – 29This harvest themed weekend at the Schack Art Center features such festivities as a glass pumpkin patch, glass pumpkin blowing demonstrations, pumpkin carving demonstrations, and “Make It Now” pumpkin classes in the hot shop. Admission is free.

Saturday night is our second annual Beer, Brat & Glass Pumpkin event! The evening will include live music, glass pumpkin blowing demonstrations, beer from local breweries, bratwurst with all the fixings, popcorn and more! Tickets are $20 for Schack member, $25 non-members. Must be 21+ to attend.

Glass pumpkins from Schack-toberfest pumpkin patch

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Shopper at the Schack, photo by Susie Howell

Glass pumpkins from Schack-toberfest pumpkin patch

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