Summer 2020 is happening!Summer 2020 is happening!

STAFF: Nancy Heaton Executive Director, Beth Milli General Manager, Linda Goik Education Director, Karen Petkovic Artistic Director, Melanie Harlan Education Assistant,Kate Killeen Education Assistant, Kaitlin Lane Accountant, Jessica Stockdale Marketing Manager, Karry York Special Events, Lauren Goik Rental Manager, Beth Veres Shop Assistant, Matt Goik Maintenance,

Moira Beale Head of Ceramics Dept., Jessica Ramage Ceramics Studio Manager, Elaine Kosco Guest Services, Mallory Tulcewicz Assistant Studio Manager BOARD: Mary Conway Sullivan President, Andrea Richards VP, Peter Winzig VP, John Jefferson Treasurer, Lisa Napoli Secretary TRUSTEES: Karen Brill, Analia Dimit, Gary Ebert,

Michael Gleydura, Karen Gurley, Tom O’Brien, Marianna Orro, Michele Schrock. Shana Samson, Chris St. Marie ADVISORY BOARD: Scott Pohlkamp,Sharon Smith, Tara Tonsetic, Janet Wade EMERITUS BOARD: Ray Young, Jim Schrantz AMBASSADORS: Deb Conway, Dan Fauver, Julia Shutt

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Art, food trucks, live music, kids park

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Our Summer 2020 Newsletter will only be mailed by request. You can pick up a copy at

BAYarts or call to request a mailed copy. Some events are subject to change.

We are postponing Summer Registration to May 5. Register with no money down!

All full year registrations will begin on April 7 including Preschool and Art Club. Only $100 deposit required.

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Thank you for your support during the past few months. We remain diligent in our e f forts to provide you

with a clean, safe environment. Looking forward to seeing you again!

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CHRISTINE RIES: COLORSCAPESChristine Ries’ continu-ous exploration of color transcends subject mat-ter and medium.  She moves from landscapes to still-lifes to figurative works fluidly, maintain-ing her recognizable style in each.  She in-corporates her interest in textiles into many of her compositions, sometimes using a shapely mass of pattern to indicate the human form within.com). De-tails and entry form @BAYarts.net 

ANNEMANLEY:UNCHARTEDAn exhibition

exploring the human connection through figurative and portrait works as well as our connections to the natural world throughvast land and skyscapes

PATRICIAZINSMEISTER PARKER: THE

STILL LIFE STILL HAS LIFE

The Goal with this body of work was

to create a dynamic based on the juxtapo-sition of patterns and a bold, complementa-

ry palette-- resulting in a synergy of texture,

animation and optical effects. Some of the titles are ‘’tongue in

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imagery. Of course, viewer interpretation

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SULLIVAN FAMILY GALLERYAUG 14 - OCT 2 tentative due to covid breakOPENING RECEPTIONFRI, AUG 14 ,7-9 PM

Due to our recent unforeseen closing, the April Exhibition of David King paintings and May Annual Ceramics exhibitions will be rescheduled.

(MON) JUNE 1SPIN IT! - Mallory Tulcewicz Just like the awesome Spin Art ma-chine we will use the potter’s wheel and underglazes to create colorful, one of a kind designs on bowls and plates. Pick two pieces created by the instructor to apply your spun glazes to. After class all items will be dipped in clear glaze to make them food, dish-washer, and microwave safe! $50

(WED) JUNE 3 WOOD BURNEDCHARCUTERIE BOARD - Linda GoikSummer is a great season for enter-taining. Why not show off a custom wood burned charcuterie board that you created? Students will learn a variety of burning techniques and tips to bring the design to life.  Stencils and patterns are provided, but feel free to bring along your own ideas! $40

(THUR) JUNE 4 FELT SUCCULENT WREATHMelanie Harlan - Create a wreath of succulents out of felt. You will learn how to make several patterns then arrange and mount them to create a beautiful wreath for your home. $40

(MON) JUNE 22 HAND PAINTED DOORMATLinda Goik - Here is a fun and colorful way to brighten up your entryway! Using contemporary stencils and vibrant paints, create a doormat that welcomes guests to your home! There are so many ways to say “Hello” Say it with a hand painted scene or catchy phrase! $40

(THUR) JUNE 25 FABULOUSEMBROIDERED FLOWERS Audra Costello - Using colorful floss, learn new embroidery stitches and techniques while you create your own gorgeous garden within an embroi-dery hoop! $40

(MON) JULY 20 CERAMIC JEWELRYMallory Tulcewicz - Using small shape cutters and high fire wire, we will make earrings, pendants, and charms to create wearable works of art! We will use under-glazes and colorful decals. If you choose to, the instructor will apply a clear glaze over your finished pieces. $50

(TUES) JULY 14    IMPRESSIONISTICACRYLIC PAINTINGStephanie Sibits - Begin your acrylic painting experience! Stephanie will discuss color and composition as students gain confidence creating a beautiful vibrant floral painting! $40

(MON) JULY 27 WOOD JOURNAL - Linda GoikPyrography or wood burning is be-coming a popular form of art!Try your hand designing and burning your custom artwork into the wooden covers of your journal. Students will add paper and then bind the journal together for a true keepsake. Stencils and patterns will be provided, but students are welcome to bring along their own ideas. $40

create nightsCOME SOLO OR BRING FRIENDS (AND A BOTTLE OF WINE IF YOU WISH) FOR A FUN AND CREATIVE NIGHT AT BAYARTS! ALL LEVELS. ALL SUPPLIES INCLUDED. 6:30-8:30 PM

MIXED MEDIABEGINNINGCOPPERPLATECALLIGRAPHY MON 6:30-8:30 PMJUN 1-22 (4 WKS)Tina Benavides - This class provides the perfect start to a journey into the foundational aspects of copperplate callig-raphy. This form of pointed pen can be used for address-ing envelopes, place cards, writing quotes, or adding touches to your personal art-work. Students will learn the proper posture and method for use and care of an oblique nib holder and pointed nibs. Starting with the minuscules (lowercase) and then majus-cules (uppercase) we will learn the letters by like form and shape and connecting them to write words. $90 *$18 supply fee due instructor at workshop

PHOTOSHOPTUE 6:30-8:30 PM JUN 16- JUL 21 (6 WKS) Mike Adams - Make something fabulous with your photos! Learn how in this beginner’s class for adults taught by a Photoshop expert. In this class, we cover most of the basic editing tools that Photoshop offers. The class will emphasize the artistic (and fun) possibil-ities for your finished image. You will select one of your images to be a giclee print on archival paper and ink. Laptops are provided. $125

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DRAWING: THE BASICS & BEYOND WED 6:30-8:30 PMJUN 10-JUL 15 (6 WKS) Beginner to Intermediate/Teens Wel-come John Carlson - This course will explore all facets of good drawing, cre-ative and dynamic composition, line quality and variety, perspective, shad-ing, volume and form. Our goal will be fully realized drawings each session. A great class for beginners and those who want to brush up on their skills. Returning students welcome. $135

INTRO TO DRAWING THU 4-6 PM | JUN 11- JUL 16 (6 WKS)Beginner to Intermediate Eric Dull This course covers the basics of learn-ing how to draw. Learn how to find and build the structure of your subject and learn how to give it form with light and shadows. Along the way, you will learn about different drawing tools and mediums like pencil, charcoal, pen and ink while exploring fun and unique ways of creating compositions. High school students welcome. $135

DRAWING IN PEN & INK MON 7-8:30 PMJUN 8-JUL 13 (6 WKS) Eric Dull - Pen and Ink is a fantastic and versatile medium. Explore some of its techniques and uses with Eric Dull. As you progress through sev-eral drawings he will go over the use and practice of drawing methods like stippling, cross hatching, cross contour line, brush drawing. Eric will also instruct you how to incorporate spattering, ink washes and masking into your pen and ink drawings. $135

WATERCOLORTREES & LANDSCAPES IN WATERCOLOR SAT 10 AM -2 PM | JUL 25 (1 DAY) Susan Matty - Spend the afternoon painting a variety of trees and land-scapes with watercolor artist Susan Matty. Susan will teach you techniques and tricks to make your painting come to life in this one day workshop. $60

CAPTURINGWILDLIFE IN WATERCOLORWED 4-6 PM | JUN 3-JUL 8 (6 WKS)Eric Dull - Students will develop artistry with animals as inspiration. Eric will walk you through the steps and processes of creating a finished watercolor painting with birds as the subject. From the pre-liminary sketches, to composition and basic painting techniques, each student will finish with their own transparent watercolors. $135

JUMPING INTO WATERCOLORFOR THE FIRST TIME MON 4-6 PM JUN 8-JUL 13 (6 WKS)Eric Dull - During this 6 week course, students will learn the basic steps, processes and techniques of watercolor painting. Students will study and learn how to see their subjects in terms of spatial relationships with the aim toward establishing an expressive and unified composition. The instructor will help students improve in their methods of paint application, color mixing and visual representation. The appropriate tools and materials and things to consider when setting up a proper work space will be discussed on the first day of class. For those students who have taken this course before; the instructor will continue to help you develop your painting skills and provide guidance in making appropriate choices in setting up subject matter. If weather permits, some classes will be held outside. $140

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PHOTOGRAPHYPHOTOGRAPHY BASICS WED 6:30-8:30 PMJUN 17-JUL 29 (6 WKS) Michele Schneider - Do you want to learn how to take great photos? This course will provide you with skills to improve your photos and master your camera settings. Topics will include: photography basics, camera settings, composition, macro and nature, portraiture, and editing software to enhance your pictures. We will move out and about on campus to try out the things we have learned. $125*$15 supply fee due instructor at workshop *No Class 6/24

CREATIVE WRITINGBAYARTS WRITER’S SALON WED 7-8:45 PM JUN 3-JUL 22 (8 WKS) Susan Mangan - Do you enjoy the idea of creative writing, but are not quite sure where or how to begin? Are you a closet poet waiting to open the door to your own creative potential? Have you always dreamt of composing the next great American novel? If so, we think you will benefit from this writing course. Enjoy the art of the written word in a class devoted to creative thought, written expression, and compassionate critique. Returning students always welcome! $125

DRAWINGFIGURE DRAWINGMON 6:30-8:30 PM JUN 8-JUL 13 (6 WKS) Beginner to Intermediate/teens wel-come John Carlson - Proportion, move-ment, anatomy, quality of line and drawing technique will be explored in this course. Students will work with a nude figure model as they study the human form. Emphasis will be placed on media exploration during the last two classes. Returning students wel-come. Model fees included. $145

JEWELRYStudents are requested to wear closed toe shoes and tie long hair back at BAY-arts jewelry workshops. Images for each workshop can be seen at bayarts.netSUPPLY FEE: The supply fee for each class or workshop covers required mate-rials and use of the instructor’s tools. No need to bring anything with you.

SPRING BRACELET SAT 10 AM-12 PM | JUN 6 (1 DAY) Beth Martin - Step into spring with your gorgeous piece of jewelry!  Select from Beth’s treasures to create a one of a kind sterling bracelet.  $25*$40 supply fee due instructor at class.  

POLYMER FOCAL RING SAT 10 AM-1 PM | JUN 13 (1 DAY) Eva Sherman - Combine basic metal smithing techniques with polymer clay to create a truly one of a kind ring! An optional coat of resin may be added to polish the clay. No experience re-quired. $60 *$35 supply fee due instructor at workshop. TWISTED WIRE RING SAT 10 AM-1 PM | JUL 11 (1 DAY)Eva Sherman - Create a dramatic tex-tured ring by twisting and manipulat-ing wire. Embellish the ring with a tube set faceted stone for added glamour. Prerequisites: None $60 *$35 supply fee due instructor at workshop.

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OILS & ACRYLICSPAINTING IN THEHUNTINGTON RESERVATION MON 10-12:30 PM *Rain or shine eventJUN 15-JUL 20 (6 WKS)Susan Gray Be - Working in oils or acrylics, students will have the unique opportunity of painting in the beautiful Huntington Reservation. Paint on our porch, out in the yard and into the Metroparks. Continue to develop your sense of composition and style, while practicing oil and/or acrylic techniques. Continuing students welcome. $165

BASICS OF OIL PAINTING TUESDAY 4-6 PM JUN 16-JUL 21 (6 WKS) Eric Dull - Would you like to learn to paint in oils or brush up on your existing skills? Join artist instructor, Eric Dull to explore the basics of oil paint-ing. Eric will guide you through basic techniques and materials with demon-strations and individual instruction. Projects will progress from basic still lives to more advanced subjects of the students choosing. $135

IMPRESSIONISTICACRYLIC PAINTING CLASS TUE 6:30-8:30 PMJUN 16-JUL 7 (4 WKS) Stephanie Sibits - It’s time to begin your impressionistic acrylic painting experi-ence.  Discover, enjoy and relax while creating a different luscious painting in each 2 hour weekly session.  There will be a short critique during the class to discuss composition and color while you get a feel for the texture and magic of acrylics! $90

CERAMICSHAND-BUILDING & WHEEL THROWING FRI 12-2:30 PM JUN 12-JUL 17 (6 WKS) All Levels Andrea Serafino - Whether your aim is functional or sculptural ceramics, students will learn the basic techniques of hand-building and the mysteries of the potter’s wheel. Beginning students will develop fundamental hand-building and wheel techniques while returning students will work on refining their skills. $210

GIVE IT A SPIN MON 6:30-8:30 PMJUN 15-JUL 13 (5 WKS) All Levels Mallory Tulcewicz - This class is perfect for advanced and begin-ning adult students. Beginners will focus on hand built cups, bowls, and plates before learning the basics of the wheel. Advanced students are wel-come to create their own projects and are encouraged to experiment with new forms and surface decoration. All students will learn glazing and surface decoration techniques including sgraf-fito and inlay.  $145

BEGINNING WHEEL THROWING FRI 9:30-11:30 AM JUNE 12-JUL 17 (6 WKS) Beginner, Intermediate Andrea Serafino Start from scratch as you learn the fundamentals of wheel-throwing. Assignments may be given and are designed to encourage students to expand their skill levels in pottery making. Decorating and glazing tech-niques will be explored. Class limit 8. Returning students welcome! $170

INDEPENDENT STUDY THU 6:30-8:30 PMJUN 4-JUL 23 (8 WKS)Intermediate-Advanced Moira Beale - Use your time this summer to develop ideas you have posted on your inspi-ration board. Begin a body of work, refine your techniques as you pursue independent projects. Teacher throw-ing, decorating and glazing demon-strations will be given. $230

ACCESSORIES FOR THE YARD WED 6:30-8:30 PMJUN 10-JUL 15 (6 WKS) Beginners, IntermediateMoira Beale - Learn the basics in hand-building, throwing and glaz-ing while creating unique pieces for your garden or home. Projects could include stepping stones, bird feed-ers, luminaries, tumblers and plat-ters for cool beverages and snacks. Class will also include instruction on brushwork and the use of colorful underglazes. Continuing students may work on independent projects with guidance from instructor. $170

SUMMER KILN TO KITCHEN TUE 6:30-8:30 PM | JUN 9-23 (3 WKS) Beginner-Intermediate Mallory Tulcewicz - Have fun creating a pitcher and cup set for your summertime beverages! Learn the basics of handbuilding to create the perfect set to serve your lemonade, iced tea, and margaritas! $85

HOME & GARDEN SAT 1-3 PM | JUN 6-JUL 25 (6 WKS)All Levels Moira Beale - Whether your aim is functional or sculptural ce-ramics, learn the basic techniques of hand-building and throwing on the wheel. Working with slabs, coils and pinching techniques you will be able to create anything you like. Teacher demonstrations for multi-level stu-dents. Be inspired by those working around you! *No Class 6/20 & 7/4 $170

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ADVANCED CARTOONINGTHU 6:30-8:30 PM | SEPT 17-MAY 13 (30 WKS)HS STUDENTS AGES 14 -17 with Jim Giar This course is designed for students who have a strong foundation of drawing and cartooning concepts. The sole purpose of cartooning or illustration, is to tell a story. In this class we explore not only telling a story, but expressing individuality through the use of illustration techniques which can be applied in any medium. Students will participate in class critiques as they work together, discuss each other’s work and support one another’s growth. Join award-winning comic book artist and founding member of the Rust Belt Monster Collective, Jim “Rev” Giar for this advanced course. SPACE IS LIMITED TO 10.

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CERAMICSInsturcotor Mallory Tulcewicz received her BA in Sculpture and Ceramics from Xavier University in 2014. She joined the BAYarts staff in the fall of 2019 as a Ceramic Assistant Studio Manager and instructor for children and adult classes. Mallory will share her knowledge of wheel-throwing and sculpture in a positive and nurturing environment. Students will learn how to successfully incorporate their hand-building skills and new wheel-throwing skills to create one-of-a-kind sculptures and utilitarian pieces. Each session within the course will focus on a specific theme, helping students to really explore their ideas and imagination culminating in a unique body of work at the end of the course.

CARTOONINGTake your drawing and cartooning skills to the next level with Jim Giar. Jim attended CCAD, studying illustration and photography. There is where he adopted advice also from his illustration instructor as a lifelong mantra: “every illustration should tell a story.” Recently he has contributed to several anthologies, including the Harvey Award nominated Once Upon A Time Machine published by Locust Moon & Dark Horse Comics, as well as the New York Times best seller FUBAR: Empire of the Rising Dead. He shares his love of comics with kids, looking to motivate the young storytellers of the future to continue telling stories through the use of sequential images… A talent, Jim feels, exists in all children.  In this course, Jim will teach basic drawing skills, showing how to give figures form and incorporating storytelling while helping you find your own personal style. Open to any skill level, this class will leave students with a cartooning portfolio to be proud of and tools to apply to any discipline of art.

DRAWING & PAINTINGEric Dull is a 1997 graduate of the Cleveland Institute of Art with a BFA in Illustration. He has worked as an illustrator, graphic and product designer as well as a production artist for a variety of Cleveland area companies. Working in such varied environments, he has become skilled in a wide range of mediums and techniques, both traditional and digital. This intensive program will provide young teens with a creative and supportive artistic environment for portfolio preparation. Students will hone their technical and observational skills, work with a wide range of media, and develop a portfolio of personal work.

GRAPHIC DESIGNProfessional artist Michael Adams (BFA Illustration 1984 Washington University St. Louis), Senior Designer Hallmark Cards and American Greetings, Art Director Zack Designs, Owner at MAdesigns will share his knowledge of problem solving through design. Participants will use digital and traditional media techniques to create posters, books, T-shirts and CD covers. Projects will be based on exploring the 10 top rules of graphic design; including hierarchy, usage of type and application of design solutions to product. Students will be encouraged to explore their ideas and imagination to create pieces that communicate their ideas in the graphic medium. This program will encourage students to combine drawing and painting with typography, photography and digital media. We will be using Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop on MAC laptops (provided). Students will spend half of each session working on computers and the other half working free hand.

*BAYarts discounts do not apply to this program*Ask about our monthly payment plan.

TUESDAY EVENINGS 6:30-8:30 PM AGES 10 AND OLDER Art Club is a 30 week program thatallows older children the opportunity to dive in and study an area of the arts that is of interest to them. Students will work throughout the year to build skills in their selected focus area while also building self-confidence, personal style and community in the studio. In May, Art Club students will celebrate the year with a Gallery Exhibition of their work in the Dianne Boldman Education Gallery.

STUDENTS SHOULD SELECT ONE ART FOCUS BELOW. MAXIMUM OF 10 STUDENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR EACH PROGRAM. FULL YEAR REGISTRATION Begins April 7 at 9:00 AMFALL ONLY REGISTRATION Begins August 3

FALL: SEPT 15-NOV 17WINTER: DEC 1-FEB 16

$625 for full year 30 week session. Only $100 deposit required to registerQUESTIONS: Linda Goik, BAYarts Education Director: linda@bayarts.net

SPRING: MAR 2-MAY 11 STUDENT SHOW: MAY 7

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AM: 9:30-11:30WILD WILD WEST AGES 3-5 with Kelly Kocon Wrangle up some engaging projects that focus on Cowboys, horses, and the wild open landscape of our beauti-ful Western states!! $125

POTTERY: BACK TO THE BEACH! AGES 5-7 with Andrea Serafino & Jessica Ramage - Sand, surf and sunny skies are an inspiration as we play with clay and create a platter decorated with seashells, make a beach bucket mug, and sculpt a sandcastle. $135

SUMMER EXPLORERSAGES 6-8 with Linda Goik and Beth MilliGrab your explorer bag and head out for the first hour of camp searching the fields, woods, and creek that surround our campus.  Come back to the classroom and create a fun piece of artwork based on utilizing things you found outside.  After completing each day, receive a special patch to go on your explorer bag!  Please wear shoes suitable for hiking in a variety of landscapes.  $125

PAINT IT PLANT IT AGES 8-10 with Melanie HarlanUsing cement and other materials, create, decorate and plant your own pots! By the end of the week students will have created their own mini pot-ted flower garden! $125

RIP! MIX! & MAKE SOME PAPER AGES 7-9 with Melissa Metzger Learn some basic paper making tech-niques and book binding skills. We’ll form pulp, make sheets and paint some papers to assemble into a hand bound journal.  We’ll try a few journ-aling prompts to fill in the new pages too.  Time to get messy! $125

DRAWING SUPERHEROESAGES 10-14 with Jim GiarSuperheroes have been around for centuries.  They are loosely based on characters from mythology, legends and folk tales.  Jim will teach you how to draw different body types based on different superheroes and then you will have time towards the end of camp to design your own.  $125

PM: 12:30-2:30UP UP AND AWAYAGES 4-6 with Kathy Winzig The sky is the limit when it comes to things that fly-from airplanes to but-terflies! Enjoy creating a variety of col-orful and imaginative flying objects in this fun filled camp! $125

SUITCASE DOLLHOUSE AGES 6-8 with Kelly Kocon Miss Kelly is the queen of miniatures and she’ll guide students as they build furniture, decorate walls and create all sorts of fun props for their take along wooden dollhouse. Create a superhe-ro house, bat cave, princess castle and more!! $125

POTTERY: UNDER THE SEA TEA PARTYAGES 7-9 with Andrea Serafino & Jessica Ramage - Join the party! Come and create a teapot, cup and sau-cer inspired by sea creatures and a serving platter with an under the sea motif! $135

ADVENTURES IN WRITINGAGES 8-10 with Susan ManganExplore the woods and beaches of the Huntington Reservation in a unique writing camp that uses nature for written inspiration!  Students will create poems and plays, stories and fairy tales based upon our daily strolls.  Students will have the chance to share their writings with other campers as we cele-brate the beauty of nature and the fun in creative written expression. $125

DRAW YOUR OWN ADVENTURE AGES 10-13 with Eric DullWe are going on an Adventure!  Gath-er up your papers, pack your eraser just in case and sharpen your trusty pencil as we set off on an adventure of fun and creativity.  In this class we will imagine a story, create characters and where it will all take place.  Will there be monsters? Aliens? Unicorns? Will they be in your backyard or in outer space? The choices are yours. Let your imagination run wild. After all it is your adventure! $125

CARTOONING TUE 6-8 PM | JUN 9-30 (4 WKS) AGES 9-12 Jeff Ritchie - In this class, students will learn the basics of car-tooning, Using pencils, ink pens, col-ored pencils and markers they will learn to go from sketch to finished drawing.  They will also learn about the artists that have paved the way and the different styles they created in this beloved art form. $80

JAPANESE ANIME ART THU 6-8 PM JUN 11-JUL 2 (4 WKS) AGES 10+ Jeff Ritchie - Studio Ghibli is one of the most acclaimed anima-tion studios in the world, and the home of some of the most beloved animated works to have ever graced the screen. Jeff will introduce students to anime art, character development, and design, as they produce works in this genre. $80

WHEEL THROWING AND HAND BUILDING FOR TEENS MON 3:30-5:30 PMJUN 15-JUL 27 (6 WKS) AGES 14-18 Mallory Tulcewicz - Stu-dents will learn the basics of hand building in the first 2 weeks before moving onto the wheel in this hy-brid class. Handle making, glazing, and different decorating methods will also be explored in this ses-sion.  $165 *No class 7/13

A DRAWING A DAYFRI 9:30-11:30 AM JUL 10-31 (4 WKS)AGES 10-13 Eric Dull - In this 4 week class students will learn a different medium each day of camp.  We will get messy with Charcoal. Sling some Ink. Get Gritty with Graphite. And for a bit of color, a little slip-pery Oil Pastel and Grease Pencils.  At the end of camp, the finished drawings will be put together to make one large piece of art.  $135

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AM: 9:30-11:30 PRINCESS CAMPAGES 3-5 with Linda Goik - Is there a princess in your presence?  It’s her time to shine!  Campers will make a delightful castle painting, design a wand and crown,  embellish a custom jewelry box and more! Time to bring out the bling! $125

TREASURE ISLAND CAMPAGES 4-6 with Stacey Church Treasure maps, sunken ships, pirates and more! Join us on an adventure as we make a treasure chest, wavy shipwrecks in a bottle, treasure maps, and even a pirate patch!  Some time will be spent exploring the beach. Please dress your child in appropriate clothing and shoes. $125

SLIME TIME AGES 7-9 with Melanie Harlan Kids who love slime will have a blast in this camp! Create your own slime and experiment using different materials to see how the goo reacts. Students will take home a new creation every day! $125

EMBROIDERY CAMPAGES 8-10 with Audra Costello Embroidery is so popular!! Learn several interesting stitches and tech-niques while you complete a variety of projects using a needle, colorful thread and your imagination! $125

POTTERY:SUMMERTIME IS SWEEEEETAGES 10+ with Andrea Serafino & Mallory Tulcewicz - Think of all of the yummy foods we get to enjoy during the summer! Watermelon, ice cream, hot dogs and hamburgers. It’s awe-some! In this class we will sculpt and create pottery inspired by our favorite summertime treats! $135

FUSED GLASS AGES 10+ with Deby Romaniw Deby will introduce students to the exciting world of fused glass.  Learning several techniques, they will create 4 colorful pieces throughout the week!  Projects will include a pendant, mag-net, suncatcher and a decorative tile.  All projects will need to be fired offsite and will be ready for pickup within a week of completed class. $135

PM: 12:30-2:30LET’S FACE ITAGES 4-6 with Kathy Winzig Let’s face it-it’s fun to create!  Using an array of colorful, textured materi-als and prompts, students will enjoy making all kinds of expressive faces! Put on your happy face! $125

DINOSAUR DISCOVERY CAMP  AGES 5-7 with Linda Goik - T-Rexplor-ers are going to take you on a journey back in time!  Reproduce dinosaur tracks, get dirty digging “fossils” and create engaging art inspired by the likes of Triceratops, Tyrannosaurus Rex, Diplodocus and more! $125

DYNAMITE DUCT TAPE!   AGES 6-8 with Melissa MoonUsing neon, patterned and color-ful Duct tape, students will engage creative thinking as they learn how to use patterns and create fun, function-al  and inventive projects. $125

MYTHICAL CREATURESAGES 7-9 with Audra Costello -Unicorns, Mermaids and Dragons...oh my!  Sew these mysterious creatures while learning the basics of hand sewing and colorful finishing techniques! $125

POTTERY: ALOHA, SUMMER! AGES 10+ with Andrea Serafino & Mallory Tulcewicz - In this class we will transport ourselves to Hawaii! Using inspiration from the islands we will make tiki glasses, pineapple wall hangings as a sign of welcome and even sculpt ourselves on a surf board or boogie board. Wear your best Hawaiian shirt and get ready to be on Hawaiian time! $135

READY SET VAN GOGH AGES 10+ with Eric Dull - Explore painting fantastical landscapes and still lifes inspired by the art of Vincent van Gogh and other post impression-ist painters.  Through your paintings you will learn about brushes, brush strokes, palette knives, and color while using acrylic paint on canvas and gessoed boards.  When your painting is done you can Gauguin home and have Munch to say about your Matisse masterpiece. $125

ANDY GOLDSWORTHY MAY 26-28 | 9:30 AM-12:30 PM AGES 4-6 Linda Goik & Melanie Harlan - Do you love being out-doors? Love making stuff? Then say hello to Andy Goldsworthy. He enjoyed those things too.  We will be immersed in the great outdoors designing natural sculptures out of the natural things you find around you.  Collect rocks, plants and other materials to create fabulous sculptures. The sculptures will be temporary, but we will record our creations through drawings, paintings and photographs. $100

DOLL CAMP JUNE 6 | 12:30-3:30 PM AGES 7-10 Audra CostelloBring along your favorite 18 inch doll or stuffed animal (only one doll/stuffed animal please) and join us for a fun filled day!  You and your doll will camp while enjoying camp inspired treats, story and song. They will create a doll sized accessories for your mini doll/ animal! $70

PROCESS ART FRI 9:30-11:30 AM | JUN 12 AGES 4-6 Kelly Kocon Be ready to get messy! This class will be process based. We will be mixing science and art with a focus on process rather than the outcome. $30

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REGISTRATION, FEE & CANCELLATION POLICIES: REGISTRATION: Students are not registered until tuition is paid and all forms are completed. When registering for classes on paper, rather than online, a completed registration form and health release form must be completed. REFUNDS: If a student is unable to attend a course and they inform BAYarts Registrar 7 days prior to the start of the class, a full refund or class credit will be given. If the Registrar is notified less than 7 days and more than 2 days before the start of class, a class credit will be given minus a processing fee. (Processing Fee = 25% of the tuition paid for class) No refund if notified less than 2 days before the start of class or workshop. MISSED CLASSES: Fees are NOT refunded for missed classes. registrar@bayarts.net

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AM 9:30-11:30STORY BOOK ART AGES 3-4 with Melissa Metzger - From the pages of books flow more than just words.  Each class will begin with a story to be our inspiration and let our imag-ination soar.  Then, using various ma-terials, we’ll create a series of projects based on the stories we’ve read. $125LET’S ROCKAGES 6-8 with Susan Dahl Rocks can be used in so many creative ways! Paint up a pet rock, create a mixed media art piece, build a rock sculpture and more! Become a Rock Star! $125

DO YOU WANT TO BUILD A ROBOT?AGES 9+ with Eric Dull - Come to the robot foundry to construct your own robot sculpture!  Dig into part bins full of wooden robot parts, screws, bolts, gears and LED lights.  In the workshop you will find all of the tools like hammers, screwdrivers, wrenches, saws, files and more to assemble your robot.  Then its off to the paint shop to give your creation it’s final finish.  (Some Assembly Required. Batteries Included!) $125

SKETCH COVERS & TRADING CARDSAGES 10-14 with Jim Giar - Popular among the comic fans and convention crowds, collectible trading cards and blank sketch book covers have been a staple among event goers.  Students in this camp will learn how to design, draw and color trading sketch cards (Artist Trading Cards) as well as blank artist sketch covers.  Draw your fa-vorite superhero, movie character or design your own!  $125

POTTERY: A BUGS LIFE AGES 5-7 with Andrea Serafino & Mallory Tulcewicz - In the summer all of the tiny critters come out buzzing and flying around! Bumble bees, lady bugs, dragon flies oh my! In this class we will use our tiny winged and many legged friends as inspiration! $135

PM: 12:30-2:30THE DAY THE CRAYONS QUIT AGES 3-4 with Melissa Moon The Day the Crayons Quit is a beloved book about feelings and friendship. Join us, and help Duncan and friends as we work on projects that delve into all of the colors of the rainbow!! $125

SHARK WEEKAGES 4-5 with Susan Dahl Learn all about the amazing shark!  We’ll explore some fun facts then dive into making a shark tank bottle, sculpt one of our personal favorites of this species and complete a variety of engaging projects! $125

MEDIEVAL ARTS AGES 5-7 with Stacey Church Step back in time and become a knight in shining armor! Construct your own castle, make a shield, foam sword, and design your coat of arms & Knights helmet!  Time to let your imagination run wild! $125

POTTERY: MUSIC TO MY EARS AGES 7-9 with Andrea Serafino & Mallory Tulcewicz - Get ready to make some music! In this class we will not only make musical instruments out of clay, we will also use our favorite instruments, bands and singers to create colorful pieces of art! $135

SPLASH INTO WATERCOLORAGES 9+ with Eric Dull - Wade into the wonderful world of watercolor!  We will use different subjects like landscapes, animals, characters and flowers to learn how to paint.  Us-ing different techniques and styles, students will learn about washes, dry brush, masking and when and how to have a little fun with spattering and pouring. $125

MASTER BUILDERS CAMP MON JUN 22-WED JUN 24 9:30 AM-2:30 PM AGES 6-11 Bayarts Master Builder instructors will help you save the world!  Work your way through a variety of Lego themed workshops including: ceramics, character drawing, hand sewing, a stuffed 3 dimensional paper character and more.  Camp will conclude with a Lego building challenge!  Make Emmett proud!!  $165

STAR WARS DAYTHU JUN 259:30 AM-12:30 PM AGES 6-10 BAYarts Staff -Start your day as a Padawan and finish as a Jedi! BAYarts Master Jedi instructors will help you work your way through a variety of force filled workshops. $50

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CARDBOARD CREATIONS FRI JUN 19 | 9:30-11:30 AM AGES 4-6 Kelly Kocon Using cardboard as your main canvas, paint, construct, cut and create colorful dimensional art, paintings and sculptures! $30

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POTTERY: CREATIVE CLAY AGES 6-8 with Andrea Serafino & Mallory Tulcewicz - In this class we will think outside of the box! We will use materials from outside of the class-room to create different textures, col-ors and designs on our pottery! $135

FUSED GLASS 101 AGES 10+ with Deby Romaniw Deby will introduce students to the exciting world of fused glass. Learn-ing several techniques, they create 4 colorful pieces throughout the week! Projects will include a pendant, mag-net, suncatcher and a decorative tile.  All pieces will need to be fired offsite and will be ready for pickup within a week of completed class. $135

PM: 12:30-2:30 GARDEN PARTY AGES 4-6 with Kathy Winzig Come to our magical garden party and enjoy painting, drawing and cre-ating a 3D flower bouquet! $125

CALLING ALL MERMAIDS!AGES 6-8 with Linda Goik Join us for a magical mermaid camp where we will explore our inner Mermaid! Sew a felt plush mermaid friend, paint a mermaid self portrait, create your own mermaid crown and magical wand and more! $125

KITTY CAMPAGES 7-9 with Angela Oster - If you are a fan of cats you will love, love, love this camp!  Angela’s distinct artis-tic style will help encourage students in creating 4 different colorful and whimsical projects inspired by our four legged furry friends! $125

CAMERA CAMP AGES 8-10 with Michele Schneider Do you love to take photos? Join the fun in camera camp where we don’t just take photos, we make and create great looking photos worthy of fram-ing. Learn how to compose a photo, use light to enhance your image, dis-cover some tips & tricks and learn how to use software to edit, crop or adjust your photos. Students must bring an iphone or digital camera. $125

POTTERY: MAKING MINISAGES 10+ with Mallory Tulcewicz and Andrea Serafino - You guessed it, this class is all about working small! Tiny food, animals, people...the possibil-ities are endless! At the end of the class you can choose to use your minis as tiny sculptures or we can add them onto things! $135

MOM & ME JEWELRY NECKLACE CLASSMON 9:30-11:30 AM | JUN 29 ANKLE BRACELET CLASS TUE 9:30-11:30 AM | JUN 30 Beth Martin - Join jewelry designer Beth Martin as she guides both mother and child through the steps of creating either a necklace or ankle bracelet using beads, pearls and beach glass. Both mother and child will be completing their own piece of jewelry! *Children must be 10 and old-er to participate. $75 per mom/child

TINY ADVENTURER:ART & NATURE TUE JUL 1 & WED JUL 29-11 AM OR 11:30 AM-1:30 PMAGES 3 & 4 Amy Coursen - Miss Amy is excited to get the little ones out into nature for two days of arts and adventure! Children will hike and find treasures to impress in clay, use their senses to explore, press flowers and may even dip their toes in the creek! Simple, summertime fun! $60

MON-THUR JUL 27-309 AM-12:30 PM AGES 7-12 Experience the magic of Hogwarts in a fun and creative ARTS camp! Inspired by the Harry Potter books and mov-ies, participants will create art, hike, play Quidditch and much more! $145 *member discounts do not apply *an email will be sent 4 weeks prior to the start of camp with “friend request” instructions

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AM: 9:30-11:30THE SKY IS THE LIMIT!AGES 3-5 with Susan Dahl - The skies above us offer so much inspiration and beauty. Observing natures color palette, campers will delve into paint-ing morning and evening watercolor skies, create a wild bird sculpture, paint with balloons and more!  $125

FRIENDS IN THE FORESTAGES 4-6 with Stephanie SibitsThe forest offers so much inspiration for artistic expression. Create proj-ects based upon forest animals, trees and adventure!! $125

ART AROUND THE WORLDAGES 5-7 with Kelly KoconMiss Kelly will introduce students to a wide variety of multicultural creations as they learn more about the world around them!! $125

CREATURE CREATION LABAGES 9-12 with Eric Dull - Lets see what bubbles up out of your imagina-tion in the Creature Lab!  First we will design our creature on paper. Then we will find our inner Mad Scientist and start to bring our creatures to life by sculpting them from whatever ooze, spare parts and ghastly bits we can find lurking in the corners of the lab. (Creature Creation Lab is not responsible for any creature that may be get loose and cause trouble at home!) $125

REGISTRATION DATES & PRICING:FULL YEAR

REGISTER BETWEEN APR 7-AUG 3 $800 PER PROGRAM

*Member discount does not applyto full year sessions

FALL SESSION ONLYREGISTRATION BEGINS AUG 4

$325 PER PROGRAM

SESSION DATES: FALL SESSION:

WEEKS OF SEP 14–NOV 16 WINTER SESSION:

WEEKS OF NOV 30– FEB 22 SPRING SESSION:

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MINI MOSAICS: LITTLE EXPLORERSAGES 3-5 MON 9:30-11:30AM Linda Goik - Explore your creativity through drawing, painting, printmak-ing, ceramics, crafts & more. Learn indoors, outdoors, through books and wonderful art & nature experiences.

ART ADVENTURESAGES 4-6 TUE 9:30-11:30AM ORTUE 12:30-2:30PM Kelly Kocon - Explore creativity through drawing, painting, printmaking, & more. Learn indoors, outdoors, through books and unique art experiences. Guest instructors will expose your child to ceramics & music experiences!

ART! PAPER! SCISSORS!AGES 3-5 WED 9:30-11:30AM Melissa Metzger - Students work with multiple art tools and supplies to cut, paint, draw, build and collage while working on projects and learning art fundamentals.

ART & MOVEMENTAGES 3-5 WED 12:30-2:30PMSusan Dahl - Join us for a nurturing environment where art and creative movement are combined into a playful and educational way to develop self awareness and self expression.

MINI MOSAICS: ART & CERAMICS AGES 3-5 THU 9:30-11:30AM OR THUR 12:30-2:30PM Kelly Kocon & Amy Coursen - Spend the first hour of this class in the art room reading stories, playing games and exploring a variety of art media in a pos-itive and creative environment. During the second hour, students visit our ceramics studio, an invaluable experi-ence for a child’s sensory development, motor skills, self-esteem, personal expression problem solving and pride.

MINI MOSAICS: ART & MUSICAGES 3-5 FRI 9:30-11:30AM Stacey Church & MTEC - Spend the first hour in the art room reading stories, playing games and exploring a variety of art media in a positive and creative environment. During the second hour, students will work with a music thera-pist exploring instruments, rhythm and songs in a dynamic and social learning environment. Music helps the body and mind work together and ignites all areas of a child’s development: intellectual, social & emotional, motor, language, and overall literacy.

BAYarts preschoolers learn in a nurturing, creative environ-

ment through play-based, multi-sensory, hands-on

activities which emphasize the development of social skills, gross and fine motor

skills, movement and rhythm. We’ve designed this art

inspired curriculum which in-tegrates Ohio’s Early Learning and Development Standards,

all while having FUN.

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