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2019-2020 Fall & Winter

Course Calendar

Ignite your creative careerCertificate ProgramsMicro-CredentialsWorkshopsAdult Personal Interest CoursesCertifications of Achievement Teen Courses

https://www.auarts.ca/continuing-education

NO CLASSES OCT 12–14 (THANKSGIVING WEEKEND) NOV 11 (REMEMBRANCE DAY) FEB 15–17 (FAMILY DAY WEEKEND) APR 10–13 (EASTER WEEKEND)

Table of Contents

Arts & BusinessMicro-Credentials ................................................................................................ 1 Arts Marketing Arts Management Micro-Credential Planning Guide .................................................. 2

Workshops .................................................................................................................. 4 Understanding Contracts Grant & Proposal Writing Creative Ideation & Managing Creative People Client Relationships in the Arts Enterprise

Gemmology PreliminaryGemmologyCertificate ............................................ 5

Ceramics Ceramics I.............................................................................................................. 6

Design Graphic Design I ............................................................................................. 7 Digital Lab for Designers I .................................................................... 7 Graphic Design II ............................................................................................ 7 Digital Lab for Designers II ................................................................... 7 Typography I ........................................................................................................ 8 Color Fundamentals .................................................................................... 8 Illustration ............................................................................................................... 8

Drawing Drawing I ............................................................................................................... 9 Classical Drawing Techniques ......................................................... 9 Perspective Drawing ................................................................................... 9 Portrait Drawing ............................................................................................... 9 Drawing & Painting for the First Time ....................................10 Figure Drawing...............................................................................................10 Portfolio Prep ....................................................................................................11

Glass Glassblowing ...................................................................................................12

Jewellery and Metals Jewellery I .........................................................................................................13 Jewellery II ........................................................................................................13 Gem Setting ......................................................................................................13 Wire Jewellery ................................................................................................14 The Magic of Fine Silver Clay ........................................................ 13

Teen Courses Arts Academy..................................................................................................18 Drawing Studio ..............................................................................................18 Portfolio Prep ...................................................................................................18

Painting Acrylic Painting I ...........................................................................................14 Oil Painting .......................................................................................................14 Drawing & Painting for the First Time .................................... 14 Abstract Painting ..........................................................................................15

Photography Digital Photography ...................................................................................16

CertificationofAchievementPlanningGuide ...................... 17

Credential Programs

Adult Personal Interest

Teen Personal Interest

How to Register .............................................................................................20 Supply Lists .......................................................................................................21

Student Resources

You can register for all of our courses online atAUArts.ca/coned

https://www.auarts.ca/continuing-education/adult-courses


Credential Programs

Coming Fall 2020 | Full Certificate Programs

Entrepreneurship Management and Enterprise2D Animation 3D Animation Hybrid Animation

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Micro-CredentialsOur Arts & Business micro-credentials are designed to compliment a professionals curriculum vitae without the need to invest in a multi-year degree.

Arts Marketing Micro-Credential

Strategic Marketing Course

This course focuses on building and understanding a proper brand and creating an effective marketing platform to reach target audiences.

45 Hours

CEAB–102

Winter MON, WED, THU | Feb 3 – Feb 26 | 5:00PM – 9:30PM

Marketing Tactics Course

Following up on the knowledge gained from Strategic Marketing, this course follows up on initial knowledge on the value of a brand and the various ways it helps in every aspect of an effective marketing strategy. This course explores the more sophisticated tools and methods to build out successful marketing plans. Prerequisite: Strategic Marketing

45 Hours

CEAB–107

Winter MON, WED, THU | Feb 27 – Mar 19 | 5:00PM – 9:30PM

Workshops

Client Relationships in the Arts EnterpriseCreative Ideation and Managing Creative PeopleEmployment Readiness *Spring/Summer Offering*See workshop listings for current semester offerings

Arts Management Micro-Credential

Innovation Management Course

In this course students will explore how to support an organization through creating and implementing innovative strategies to enhance competitive advantage

45 Hours

CEAB–101

Winter MON, WED, THU | Feb 3 – Feb 26 | 5:00PM – 9:30PM

Project Management Course

Students observe and apply tools, make project plans, explore examples to test the plans, formulate their own overall project through a series of assignments and create supporting documentation. They will take away a toolkit of readily available Project Management tools for use in future projects.

45 Hours

CEAB–108

Winter MON, WED, THU | Feb 27 – Mar 19 | 5:00PM – 9:30PM

Workshops

Client Relationships in the Arts EnterpriseCreative Ideation and Managing Creative PeopleEmployment Readiness *Spring/Summer Offering*See workshop listings for current semester offerings

Explore brand development, and learn how to build effective marketing platforms to leverage your resources to captivate your target audiences. Gain knowledge and skills to effectively lead and manage marketing for organizations, or for your own business.

$646 + GSTInstructor: Darcy Parke

$646 + GSTInstructor: Darcy Parke

$646 + GSTInstructor: TBD

Introduces creative professionals to management concepts and practices for arts organizations. Learn strategies to engage successfully with internal and external stakeholders to develop a management toolkit for working with organizations or your own operation.

$646 + GSTInstructor: Puja Rai

https://www.auarts.ca/continuing-education/entrepreneurship-workshops


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Arts Marketing Micro-Credential

Arts ManagementMicro-Credential

Arts FundingMicro-Credential

Fund Development & Donor EngagementExploring Social Enterprise WorkshopsUnderstanding ContractsGrant & Proposal WritingEmployment Readiness

Required Courses

Finance for Arts BusinessMicro-Credential

Micro-Credentials begin February 2020. If you wish to pursue a Micro-Credential, please ensure you complete a self-declaration form and return it to the Continuing Education office. Each “mini-certificate” can be completed in under 4 months and will contribute to a full Entrepreneurship certificate launching in Fall of 2020.

Innovation ManagementProject Management WorkshopsClient Relationships in the Arts EnterpriseCreative Ideation and Managing Creative PeopleEmployment Readiness

Required Courses

Strategic MarketingMarketing Tactics WorkshopsClient Relationships in the Arts EnterpriseCreative Ideation and Managing CreativesEmployment Readiness

Required CoursesPersonal FinanceBusiness Finance WorkshopsUnderstanding ContractsGrant & Proposal WritingEmployment Readiness

Required Courses

Micro-Credential Planning Guide

https://www.auarts.ca/continuing-education/micro-credentials/arts-marketing

https://www.auarts.ca/continuing-education/micro-credentials/arts-management

https://www.auarts.ca/continuing-education/micro-credentials/arts-funding

https://www.auarts.ca/continuing-education/micro-credentials/finance-arts-business

https://www.auarts.ca/continuing-education/micro-credentials

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Understanding Contracts Workshop

Designed for artists who require an understanding of contracts as they conduct business on the behalf of themselves or other artists

$295 + GST 14 Hours

Workshops

CEPD–004

Our Art & Business workshops are designed to help arts professionals navigate the world of business successfully.

Fall SAT | Dec 7 & Dec 14 | 9:00AM – 5:00PM

Grant & Proposal Writing Workshop

Designed for those wanting to develop / improve skills in writing proposals for grants or funding. The workshop covers where to find grants, granting organizations that are seeking proposals, stakeholder relationships, content of proposals and how funding organizations evaluate applications.

$295 + GST 14 Hours

CEPD–001

Fall SAT | Nov 23 & Nov 30 | 9:00AM – 5:00PM

Client Relationships in the Arts Enterprise Workshop

Discover how to create and maintain the relationships necessary to develop and sustain your career or enterprise in the arts.

$295 + GST 14 Hours

CEPD–002

Winter TUE & THU | Jan 21 – Jan 30 | 6:00PM – 9:30PM SAT | Feb 29 & Mar 7 | 9:00AM – 5:00PM

Winter TUE & THU | Apr 21 – Apr 30 | 6:00PM – 9:30PM

Creative Ideation & Managing Creative People Workshop

Learn how to use creative ideation in design and business. Discover how to look beyond the obvious and typical, to find more creative solutions. Understand how to identify creatives and how to successfully capture and maximize the skills they bring to the team. Discover how to create work models that will lead creatives to consistent high performance.

$295 + GST 14 Hours

CEPD–008

Winter SAT | Feb 1 & Feb 8 | 9:00AM – 5:00PM SAT | Mar 21 & Mar 28 | 9:00AM – 5:00PM

Registration is open for winter workshops!


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GemmologyExplore the gem and jewellery trade through comprehensive industry training through the Preliminary Gemmology Certificate.

Preliminary Gemmology Certificate

The Preliminary Gemmology Certificate is one course that is separated into successive modules all completed one at a time.

Winter WED | Mar 4 – Nov 25 | 6:00PM – 9:00PM

Fees payable to AUArts

Tuition (Domestic) $4,140

Technology Fee $125

Processing Fee $75

Total $4,340

Textbooks $500

Supplies $450

CGA Membership $50

Total $1000

Other Fees/Estimated Expenses

*GST not included

*GST not includedAUArts is thrilled to be partnering with the Canadan Gemmological Association CGA, to launch this professional gemmology program offering a guided exploration of the wonderful world of gems. Equipping students with an in-depth understanding of the science of gemmology and how it applies to all aspects of the gem and jewellery trade.

AUArts and CGA Partnership

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Adult Personal Interest

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CeramicsLearn hand building and wheel throwing techniques to create functional and sculptural pottery.

Ceramics I

Learn technical and aesthetic aspects of hand building and wheel throwing sculptural and functional forms. Learn good practices for both approaches and an introduction to different surface treatments; including decoration with slip and glazes, and firing. Work through a set of projects designed to give you foundational skill–building practice.

CECR–002

$595 + GST 36 HoursInstructor: Amy Bouchard

Fall WED | Sep 18 – Dec 4 | 6:30 – 9:30PM

Winter WED | Jan 15 – Apr 1 | 6:30 – 9:30PM

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Graphic Design II

Graphic Design I

Gain a solid understanding of visual communication design and the role of a graphic designer. Learn to solve problems and generate ideas through sketching and drawing, which will develop your abilities. Emphasis will be on using the elements and principles of design effectively while you work on in–class projects that push your creativity. You will use a variety of graphic methods to communicate ideas with images, typography, narrative illustration, and decoration. As a group, you will analyze and critique graphic design from product packaging to periodicals to logos as inspiration for your own work. Note: This course emphasizes hand skills; work is not done on a computer.

$595 + GST 36 Hours

Fall Instructor: Nathaniel WagenaarWinter Instructor: Sandy Wong

Fall TUE | Oct 1 – Dec 3 | 6:30 – 9:30PM

Winter TUE | Jan 28 – Mar 31 | 6:30 – 9:30PM

Now that you have a firm foundation in traditional hand skills, and how to use CS6 for design projects, its time to increase your conceptual and technical skills. You will continue to develop your creative problem solving abilities through a series of projects that take you into both the studio and the computer lab. Group critiques and class discussion will help to strengthen your approach and your presentation skills.Prerequisites: Graphic Design I & Digital Lab for Designers I

$420 + GST 30 Hours

Instructor: Nathaniel Wagenaar

Winter SAT | Jan 25 – Apr 4 | 9:30AM – 12:30PM

Digital Lab for Designers I

Learn the basics of the Adobe CS6 suite of applications including Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign, and go beyond simply studying the software, to integrating good design. Work through a series of projects where you focus on how to properly capture, transfer, manipulate, and output images in a clear, concise manner while you apply your knowledge of design fundamentals for clean visual communication. As you work through the projects, you will develop a digital workflow that makes sense for you and become more comfortable working in multiple programs at once.

$495 + GST 27 HoursInstructor: Sandy Wong

Fall THU | Oct 10 – Nov 28 | 6:30 – 9:30PM

Winter THU | Feb 6 – Apr 2 | 6:30 – 9:30PM

Design

Digital Lab for Designers II

Dig deeper into the Adobe CS6 suite of applications as you work through more sophisticated projects aimed at fully integrating the three programs: Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. Learn new functions and tricks of the trade while continuing to focus on good design and layout. Your workflow will improve as your abilities increase and your understanding grows.Prerequisite: Digital Lab for Designers I, this course is delivered on a Mac platform only.

$495 + GST 27 HoursInstructor: TBD

Winter WED | Feb 8 – Apr 1 | 6:30 – 9:30PM

CEDI–001 CEDM–001

CEDI–002 CEDM–011

Transform ideas into visual concepts using colour, text and images.

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Illustration

Increase your ability to communicate ideas visually as you learn about the different markets where illustration is commonly used. Discuss how to take an idea and explore it visually, in order to expand on it, and create a finished piece. Look at examples to help your understanding as you work on weekly illustrations. Prerequisite: Art experience, this is not a beginner course

$335 + GST 24 HoursInstructor: Jacqueline Hudon-Verrelli

Fall THU | Oct 10 – Nov 28 | 6:30PM – 9:30PM

Winter TUE | Feb 11 – Mar 31 | 6:30 – 9:30PM

Color Fundamentals

Learn the fundamentals of colour theory and more. Colour is a key component in art, design, and illustration, setting the tone of what you are communicating. You will select colours to work for you, through a series of projects that will deepen your understanding of how colour is essential to your work’s effectiveness and success.

$300 + GST 24 HoursInstructor: Lori Lukasewich

Typography I

Recognize how shape, size, and boldness of type help form your understanding of what is being communicated to you. You will be amazed to see what an important role typeface plays in good design and how it adds success. Discover how typography has been used in the past and present as an expressive element of the overall design that reinforces what is being communicated.

$335 + GST 24 HoursInstructor: Paul Gary

Fall WED | Oct 9 – Nov 27 | 6:30 – 9:30PM

CEDI–008 CEDI–005

CEDI–007

DesignTransform ideas into visual concepts using colour, text and images.

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Drawing I

Gain confidence and skills in drawing as you work through a number of projects aimed at increasing your perceptive abilities and eye-hand coordination. Focus will be on the elements of drawing, observation, and composition as you explore a variety of drawing media and techniques. Increase your understanding through individual and group critiques.

$420 + GST 30 HoursFall Instructor: Kasia KoralewskaWinter Instructor: Mark Vazquez-Mackay

Fall WED | Oct 2 – Dec 4 | 6:30 – 9:30PM

Winter THU | Jan 30 – Apr 2 | 6:30 – 9:30PM

Classical Drawing Techniques

This is a systematic, step-by-step process to represent what your eye sees. Typically, beginners of representational drawing confuse what the eye sees with what the mind thinks it sees. That confusion of information hinders accurate representational drawing. Employing the classical method of drawing will enhance your natural visual skills by keeping your thinking mind busy with an analytic process of observation. That objective process augments the visual authority of what you actually see and will aid you in achieving accurate representational drawing.

$335 + GST 24 HoursInstructor: Kasia Koralewska

Fall WED | Oct 9 – Nov 27 | 6:30 – 9:30PMWinterWED | Feb 5 – Mar 25 | 6:30 – 9:30PM

Perspective Drawing

Draw interior spaces and three-dimensional objects with ease and great success. Learn the foundations of linear perspective as you draw environments using one, two, and multi-point perspectives. Drawing will be from observation as well as the imagination. Accurate perspective is useful for anyone needing to communicate three-dimensional ideas on paper.

$345 + GST 21 HoursInstructor: Eveline Kolijn

Winter THU | Feb 13 – Mar 26 | 6:30 – 9:30PM

CEDR–003

CEDR–005

CEDR–015

DrawingCreate artwork with traditional drawing materials such as graphite, charcoal & conté.

Portrait Drawing

Develop your ability to capture the likeness of a person’s face. Gain a firm understanding of proper proportioning of the facial structure and learn how to accurately measure and transfer that onto paper. You will work from both live models and photographs as you experiment with different types of drawing media and techniques.

$320 + GST 24 HoursInstructor: Mark Vazquez-Mackay


CEDR–018

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Figure Drawing

The human figure, a rich source of drawing inspiration in both traditional and experimental interpretations, is an inviting challenge to both novice and experienced artists. Work with a live model and receive studio experience in gesture and analytical figure drawing; modeling of form and space through light and shadow; perspective; proportion; and a variety of traditional and expressive drawing techniques and methods.


Fall TUE | Oct 8 – Nov 26 | 6:30 – 9:30PM

CEDR–007 Drawing & Painting for the First Time

If you’ve always wanted to try drawing and painting but didn’t know where to begin, now is your chance! Join a group of individuals just like you in this supportive and non-intimidating setting where you will learn the very basics of drawing and painting and how to talk about artwork. Develop skills and confidence each week through a small group of drawing and painting challenges to get your creativity flowing.

$270 + GST 18 HoursInstructor: Stacey Watson


CEDR–001


Portfolio Prep

Focus on building a strong set of drawings to include in your portfolio for submission to AUArts or any other visual arts institution. Your instructor will guide you through a series of drawings including: still life, landscape, the human figure, self-portraiture, and collage—all aimed at increasing your observational drawing skills. In addition to weekly critiques of your work, you will also discuss how to select work to include in your portfolio, write a statement of intent and learn how to effectively document and upload your work as part of the online application to AUArts.


Fall WED | Oct 2 – Dec 4 | 6:30 – 9:30PM

CEDR–009

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Winter WED | Feb 5 – Mar 18 | 6:30 – 9:30PM

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GlassLearn the craft of hot glass to blow beautiful art forms and objects.

Glassblowing

Discover the beauty of glass as a medium for artistic expression. Learn the basic processes of hot glasswork, with a focus on solid and simple blown forms, in a studio environment limited to eight students in order to give you optimum access to all equipment and to your instructor. The last class meeting will allow time for cold work to finish off your pieces. All levels welcome! Note: ONLY natural fibre clothing (cotton), long pants and closed-toe shoes are mandatory in the hot shop at all times.

$650 + GST 21 HoursInstructor: Melanie Long

CEGL–008

Don’t forget to check your supply list!

https://www.auarts.ca/continuing-education/student-resources/supply-lists


Jewellery I

Jewellery II

Learn basic fabrication skills to create your own jewellery from metal sheet and wire. You will be introduced to design considerations, pattern layout, sawing/piercing, filing, sinking, soldering, and finishing. Achievable projects will be suggested by the instructor, though there will be ample opportunity for individual interpretation and personal expression.

$595 + GST 36 HoursInstructor: Joan Irvin

Fall TUE | Sep 17 – Dec 3 | 6:30 – 9:30PM


Work through more refined techniques and complex processes that will continue to develop your bench skills in sawing, filing, soldering and finishing. You will work on projects that you plan and propose, under the guidance of your instructor, and have plenty of studio time to complete them. Prerequisite: Jewellery I or Basic jewellery fabrication skills


Fall THU | Sep 19 – Dec 5 | 6:30 – 9:30PM

Winter TUE | Jan 14 – Mar 31 | 6:30 – 9:30PM

Gem Setting

Learn a variety of technical stone settings used in jewellery making through detailed demonstrations and ample practice time under the guidance of your instructor. Focus on bezel, prong, flush, and bead settings, in addition to channel setting and some theory. You will gain valuable skills in layout, burring, seating, tightening stones and much more. Prerequisite: High level of silver soldering ability required.

$595 + GST 36 HoursInstructor: Linda Chow

Fall SAT & SUN | Oct 19 & 20 | 9:00AM – 4:00PM

Oct 26 & 27Nov 2 & 3Nov 9 & 10

CEJW–001 CEJW–021

CEJW–002

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Jewellery and MetalsDesign and fabricate jewellery & unique metalsmithing creations.


Wire Jewellery

Even beginners can create wearable wire jewellery using simple tools and a little ingenuity! Learn basic wire manipulation techniques such as straightening, bending, wrapping, and twisting. Expand your options with a little forging (hammering). Learn to make your own ear wires, earrings, pendants, jump rings, neck hoops, beads, and more.


Fall SAT & SUN | Nov 23 – Nov 24 | 9:00AM – 4:00PM

The Magic of FIne Silver Clay

Imagine being able to model with “clay”, ending up with a fine silver object! It is now possible, with endless potential for jewellers, enamellists, ceramists, polymer artists, mixed media artists, and anyone interested in miniatures. You will be introduced to the basics of working with this innovative new material and gain hands–on experience in the construction of flat and hollow forms, moving on to more complex forming and moulding methods. Sintering and finishing techniques will also be covered. A one–ounce package of silver precious metal clay is included in the course fee.


Winter SAT & SUN | Mar 14 – Mar 15 | 9:00AM – 4:00PM

CEJW–015 CEJW–031

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Jewellery and MetalsDesign and fabricate jewellery & unique metalsmithing creations.

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Acrylic Painting I

Learn the basics of colour theory, paint mixing, application techniques, and composition while developing your painting skills and confidence in your creative potential.

$420 + GST 30 HoursInstructor: Lori Lukasewich

Fall TUE | Oct 1 – Dec 3 | 6:30 – 9:30PM


Oil Painting

Discover the materials and techniques of oil painting through still life, landscape, and portrait assignments structured to introduce you to its language and practice. Explore the formal principles that govern effective design with the aim of discovering and developing your personal vision.


Fall THU | Oct 3 – Dec 5 | 6:30 – 9:30PM

Winter WED | Jan 29 – Apr 1 | 6:30 – 9:30PM

Drawing & Painting for the First Time

If you’ve always wanted to try drawing and painting but didn’t know where to begin, now is your chance! Join a group of individuals just like you in this supportive and non-intimidating setting where you will learn the very basics of drawing and painting and how to talk about work. Develop skills and confidence each week through a small group of drawing and painting challenges to build your confidence and creativity.

$270 + GST 18 HoursInstructor: Stacey Watson


CEPA–001 CEPA–020

CEDR–001

PaintingLearn techniques of painting in either acrylic, watercolour or oils.

NO CLASSES OCT 12–14 (THANKSGIVING WEEKEND) NOV 11 (REMEMBRANCE DAY) FEB 15–17 (FAMILY DAY WEEKEND) APR 10–13 (EASTER WEEKEND) 16

Abstract Painting

Break free from representational painting! Let go and create abstract and non-objective paintings based on ideas you wish to investigate. Get introduced to historical and contemporary examples and approaches to abstraction with an emphasis on the materials used, the process, and the impact of the relationship between form and content. Acrylic paint will be the medium used as it is flexible and dries quickly.

$335 + GST 24 HoursInstructor: Malcolm Mooney



CEPA–003

PaintingLearn techniques of painting in either acrylic, watercolour or oils.


Fall TUE | Sep 17 – Nov 5 | 6:30 – 9:30PM


Digital Photography

Photographs, like all art, are dependent on their content and subtle skill in execution for success. Digital cameras have opened possibilities in photography through their ease of operation and computerized print manipulation. Learn the fundamentals of photography and the basics of digital camera operations including; composition, exposure, aperture, and shutter speed. Work through capturing digital images, file conversion, and digital image management. Your instructor will introduce the importance of aesthetic considerations to image-making in discussions on subject genre, the importance of light, and critique. Note: DSLR cameras only

$475 + GST 24 HoursInstructor: William Yee

CEPH–001

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PhotographyExplore new skills in photography to capture your next special moment.

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Jewellery Skills Certification of Achievement

Illustration Certification of Achievement

Graphic Design Certification of Achievement

Drawing IGraphic Design IGraphic Design IIDigital Lab for Designers ITypography I

Required CoursesDrawing IFigure DrawingColour FundamentalsPerspective DrawingIllustration

Required Courses

Jewellery I (A)Jewellery I (B)Jewellery IIGem SettingAny (2) Jewellery WorkshopsWorkshop 1: Workshop 2:

Required CoursesDrawing IDrawing IIColour FundamentalsAcrylic or Oil Painting IAcrylic or Oil Painting II

Required Courses

Visual Art Certification of Achievement

Certifications of Achievement will replace Certificates of Achievement effective as of January 2021. We are accepting new enrollments as of Fall 2019 into any Certification program. If you wish to begin a new certification please complete a self-declaration form. If you have any questions please contact the Continuing Education office and we will be happy to assist you.

Certification of Achievement Planning Guide

https://www.auarts.ca/continuing-education/certificate-programs/certificates-achievement

https://www.auarts.ca/continuing-education/certificate-programs/certificates-achievement

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Teen Personal Interest

Summer Kids Camp Registration opens in January 2020!

https://www.auarts.ca/continuing-education/kids-courses

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Winter SAT | Feb 1 – Apr 4 | 1:30 – 4:30PM

Arts Academy

Create a regular studio practice in this challenging art school experience, and push your creative output further than you ever have before. You will develop your skills and understanding as you study and practice new techniques, while working with a variety of media and participating in weekly critiques. Keep up your practice outside of class as you complete homework assignments. Ages 13-16

$420 (incl. GST) 24 HoursInstructor: Stacey Watson



Drawing Studio

Focus on improving your drawing skills while you experiment with different types of drawing media including: graphite, charcoal, and conté crayons. You will continue to improve your understanding of the art elements and principles as you focus on composition and a variety of drawing techniques. Think about what you are communicating with your drawings and develop your ability to speak about your work during critique session each class. Ages 13-16

$220 (incl. GST) 14 HoursInstructor: Martina Visser

CETN–100 CETN–120

Teen CoursesLearn from professional artists who enjoy helping young people explore their creativity.

Fall SAT | Oct 19 – Nov 23 | 10:00AM – 3:30PM

Portfolio Prep

Work hard to strengthen and build your portfolio in this intensive portfolio prep course. The focus will be on creating five pieces of work strong enough for portfolio submissions to be accepted into AUArts; with an emphasis on observational drawing. Subject matter will include still life, landscape, the human figure and portraiture. Get your creative juices flowing and your hands moving! Ages 15-17

$420 + GST 30 HoursInstructor: Melanie Long

CETN–500

What is the Pre-College Program?Get a hands-on feel for post-secondary life and get involved with Calgary’s art and design community. Make friends, earn three credits towards an undergraduate degree, and build an awesome portfolio in four intense weeks of full-time, studio-based studies in art and design. *Students must have completed Grade 10 to participate in this program. Visit AUArts.ca/precollege for details.

Pre-College ProgramRegistration opensFebruary 1st 2020

https://www.auarts.ca/continuing-education/pre-college-program

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Student Resources

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Online Registration

Telephone

Take advantage of our personalized service and call us at 403.284.7640. You can pay by Visa, Mastercard or American Express as payment when you register by telephone.

In Person

Stop by the Continuing Education Desk during our office hours to register in person! Check in at the Welcome Desk and they will be happy to guide you back to our offices to register for your course(s).

You can use Visa, Mastercard, American Express, cash, cheque or debit when you register in person.

Office Hours: Monday to Friday 8:30AM - 4:00PM

How to RegisterYou can register online, by phone or in person during our office hours from 8:30AM - 4:00PM Monday through Friday.

• View our current course offerings online at AUArts.ca/adult-courses

• Click on the desired course(s)

• Click “Add this course to cart”

• Click on your cart on the top right of the page, or directly below “add this course to cart”

• Click “check out”

• Click on “New Account”

• Your username will be your preferred email address - make sure the name corresponds to the name of the student taking the course. If you are registering for a child, partner or friend the recorded name needs to be their name.

• Complete your transaction. Be sure to check our website for any early-bird offers or promotions.

Once you set up an account, you can log-in anytime to register for more classes, or view your course details and check your schedule.

https://www.auarts.ca/continuing-education/adult-courses

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AUArts Bookstore

Your one–stop–shop for all your class needs. Already at student pricing so you can rest easy! You can call ahead and pay for your supplies over the phone and pick them up on the day of your first class.

1st Floor – RM 105Alberta University of the Arts1407–14 Ave NW Calgary, AB, T2N 4R3

[email protected]

Hours 8AM – 4PM Monday – Friday

Ceramics Canada

Mona Lisa Artists’ Materials

Kensington Art Supply

Sunnyside Art Supplies

Large clay and glaze selections *Student Discount240040 Frontier Pl SERocky View No.44, Alberta T1X 0N2403.255.1575

Hours: Monday: Closed Tuesday – Friday: 10AM – 5PM Saturday: 10AM – 3PM Closed: All long weekend Saturdays Holidays: December 22–January 6

Extensive range of products, large selection of canvas and papers. *Student Discount1518 7 St SW Calgary AB T2R 1 A7403.228.3618

Hours: Monday - Friday: 9:30AM - 6PM Saturday: 9:30AM - 5PM Sundays & Holidays: Closed

Great selection of art materials. *Student Discount240040 Frontier Pl SERocky View No.44, Alberta T1X 0N2403.255.1575

Hours Monday - Thursday : 9AM - 8PM Friday - Saturday: 9AM - 6PM Sunday: 11AM - 5PM

Just one stop away on the C-Train from AUArts. *Student Discount130 10 St NWCalgary AB T2N 1V3403.475.0608

Hours: Monday - Saturday: 10AM - 6PM Sunday: 11AM - 5PM

Supply ListsEach course comes with its own supply list and requirements for your first class. Please be sure to check our current listings on our website. Below are various places to find your supplies on and off campus.

https://www.auarts.ca/continuing-education/student-resources/supply-lists

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[email protected] AUArts.ca/coned 403.284.7640 @auartsconed

https://www.auarts.ca/continuing-education

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