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Winter/Spring 2018 Catalog of Classes and Workshops

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WE BROUGHT NEW THINGS:We helped lead Summer on the Green, a series of free art events that brought guest artists outside in-front of HOT ITALIAN for six weeks. We presented dance performances by Sacramento Ballet, SynRG and Celebration of Dance and the Legacy of Jere Curry.

WE FEATURED EXHIBITS AND MORE:The Tsao Gallery hosted shows Beneath the Surface featuring work by the California Society of Printmakers; the Wildlife Art Exhibit in association with Yolo Basin Foundation’s Duck Days; Woodcut Prints of the High Sierra featuring work by Tom Killion; the Elementary Art Exhibit; work by the Association of Clay and Glass Artists of California (ACGA) in Ceramics in Focus 2017 which also included a downtown annex show during the California Conference for the Advancement of Ceramic Arts; the Gerald Wooliever Senior Juried Show and Arlynne Crandall High School Art Exhibit in May; august August our instructor show and the Davis Art Studio Tour Exhibit which also included an exhibit at the Hallmark Inn. We worked with UC Davis and featured student work in From Shoulder to Terminal as well as photographs by UCD student, Qilian Yu in Double Sided. We also worked with the City of Davis to bring the Street Smart Poster Show. To celebrate the 30th birthday of our home we hosted à la mode, a two month retrospective featuring contemporary work by artists that had shown during the 30-year history of the building. Whew! In addition to Tom Killion’s exhibit, we hosted Naming Mt. Thoreau, an event in which Gary Snyder read his poetry and Tom unveiled a new print that was included in the book Naming Mt. Thoreau (being published December 2017).

WE PUBLISHED:The Davis Arts Center’s Natural History Project book includes more than 700 artworks done by our community, has been compiled into a guide of 100 natural history items to celebrate the City of Davis’ Centennial! Ask our office for details!

WE RAISED MORE:The Big Day of Giving, a region-wide celebration of non-profits where supporters are able to donate and increase their contribution via matching funds and/or donating during prize challenges. Thank you to our donors, who took advantage of a generous matching donation from the Davis Arts Center’s Board of Directors to make this year our most successful. In addition to the financial benefits of Big Day of Giving, the program also provides non-profits with a series of valuable trainings to improve capacity building and networking.

WE OFFERED CLASSES AND PERFORMANCES:Thousands of you took classes and it was a busy year for performances! Acme Theatre Company performed The Jungle Book on our outdoor stage over Memorial Day Weekend. Our annual Classical Guitar Series included Matthew Fish, One Great City Duo and the ever popular Celebration of the 7-String. Meanwhile, our classes were humming along, both figuratively and literally, Doo Wop serenaded us and the Youth Theatre Company performed Zantaparon, Scrooge, Peter Pan and Beauty and the Beast. WE CELEBRATED:We celebrated the 30th birthday of our building. All year we were busy digging up information about the building, its history and those who made the building possible. Thanks to dedicated volunteers, we completed digitizing a list of our past board members – more than 775 of them! Our historical photo collection is now much better organized and we continue to collect your personal reflections about our home, and its influence on your lives. Thank you.

Thank you for making 2017 a momentous year. I will leave you with a recent anonymous story that makes my heart sing:

The old familiar space with which my children’s imagination free and wild sets my heart in chord with the beating of the life that ebbs and flows with students young and young at heart. There is more unbound, free thinking children as well as adults that have worn happy paths to some of the best experiences found in Davis. This building holds infinite memories as a patina on the walls and the memories circulate like dust motes floating on the air of childhood dreams. I love Davis Arts Center, may we ever cheer this space, place and building for the unforeseeable future.

As we look to our past, including 2017, we continue to discover long-lost historical gems that make the future even more exciting to ponder. I hope you enjoy this journey with us as our path soon leads to 2020, Davis Arts Center’s 60th anniversary.

Thank you,

Stacie FrerichsExecutive Director

2017: a momentous year

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Table of Contents

ceramics .......................3

ballet: ..........................10

culinary arts ............... 14

dance ..........................10

drama .......................... 13

drawing & painting .....5

executive director’s

letter ........................ 2

fiber arts .......................4

literary arts ...................5

martial arts................. 16

membership ..............18

mixed media ............... 8

music ............................ 9

SynRG.......................... 12

registration

procedures ................ 22

tech arts ..................... 15

T.A.L.K. .......................18

tsao gallery

schedule ............... 23

upcoming events ..... 23

volunteers ................. 23

yoga & movement .... 17

Holiday ScheduleOffice will be closed:

December 22-January 4 (Winter Break)

January 15-13 (MLK Day Weekend)

February 17-19 (Presidents’ Day Weekend)

May 26-28 (Memorial Day Weekend)

Check individual class schedules to see if your class will not be held on certain dates.

(Example - no class: 2/15)

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ceramicsTRANSFORM WITH CLAY (AGES 4-99+)Students will explore the amazing elements of clay. With the emphasis on creating vessels, we will learn a variety of hand building and sculpting techniques. We will also learn about glazing, including under glazing and dip glazing. Students will love watching the clay transform over the course of the class. (Price includes a $20 materials fee.)

Instructor: Carey Ann Hunt

Day & Time: Monday; 3:30-4:30 pm

Price: $90 Member Price: $80Session A: 1/22-2/12Session B: 2/26-3/19Session C: 4/2-4/23Session D: 4/30-5/21

Day & Time: Wednesday; 3:30-4:30 pm

Price: $90 Member Price: $80Session E: 1/24-2/14Session F: 2/28-3/21Session G: 4/4-4/25Session H: 5/2-5/23

DISCOVER CLAY (AGES 8-99+)Students will explore the amazing elements of clay. Working with vessels and beyond, we will develop our hand building and sculpting skills. We will also experiment with glazing, including under glazing and dip glazing. Students will love watching the clay transform over the course of the class. (Price includes a $20 materials fee.)

Instructor: Carey Ann Hunt




Price: $90 Member Price: $80Session E: 1/24-2/14Session F: 2/28-3/21Session G: 4/4-4/25Session H: 5/2-5/23

CLAY SCULPTURE & HANDBUILDING (AGES 12-99+) Open to all levels interested in creating sculptures from clay. Students will work individually on any project they would like. In addition to short demos, instruction and guidance are available as needed. Registration includes one 6-class card for ceramics open studio (see description on this page). (Price includes a $20 materials fee.)

Instructor: Judy Catambay

Day & Time: Thursday; 10 am-12 pm

Price: $110 Member Price: $100Session A: 1/18-2/22Session B: 3/1-4/12 no class 3/29Session C: 4/19-5/24

TEAPOTS: PLAYING WITH FORM (AGES 16-99+)Teapots come in a variety of shapes and sizes, but all share common elements such as spouts, handles and lids. We will explore the many ways to vary these elements to produce functional teapots infused with your own unique artistic style. Multiple techniques will be covered, including both wheel-thrown and hand-built components. Additionally, teapots always involve elements of sculptural assembly and have something to offer potters and ceramic artists of all backgrounds. Some experience with clay and wheel throwing preferable. Registration includes one 6-class card for ceramics open studio (see description on this page). (Price includes a $20 materials fee.)

Instructor: Jason Edmonds

Day & Time: Monday; 6-8 pm

Price: $160 Member Price: $150Session A: 1/22-3/12 no class 2/19Session B: 4/9-5/14

BASIC WHEELTHROWING (AGES 18-99+)Students will be introduced to the kick wheel, learning how to throw simple forms, such as bowls, cups and cylinders. Instruction will include wheelthrowing, trimming, and glazing demos. Registration includes one 6-class card for ceramics open studio (see description on this page). (Price includes a $20 materials fee.)

Instructor: Mike Epperly

Day & Time: Tuesday; 5-6:30 pm

Price: $ 160 Member Price: $ 150

Session A: 1/16-2/20Session B: 2/27-4/10 no class 3/27Session C: 4/17-5/22

CERAMICS OPEN STUDIO (AGES 18-99+)Whether you have a clay project you would like to finish or one you want to start, our open studio is the place to do it! Handbuild or experiment with the potter’s wheel. Students must attend a one-time studio orientation from 6:30-7 pm on either Tuesday or Wednesday. Ceramics Studio Tech will be present during the Tuesday and Wednesday evening time slots. Note: Membership discount does not apply to the individual class price. (Price includes glazes, tools and firing. Clay must be purchased at Davis Arts Center.)

Day & Time: Tuesday, Wednesday; 6:30-9:30 pm Friday; 11 am-2 pm

Class dates: 1/9-6/8 no class 3/27, 3/28, 3/30

6-Class Card Price: $110 Member Price: $100

Individual Class Price: $20


fiber artsINTRODUCTION TO WEAVING (AGES 5-8)Beginning students will learn to make four different kinds of weaving projects over an eight-week period. They will get to keep their cardboard loom and wooden shuttle at the end of the last class to continue weaving at home. Choices of yarns and colors help to individualize students’ creations while teaching them to select their own favorite combinations. In the process they will also become familiar with some basic weaving terminology. (Price includes a $23 materials fee.)

Instructor: Verena Borton


Price: $100 Member Price: $90

Session A: 1/22-3/19 no class 2/19

WEAVING ON SMALL TWO-HARNESS LOOMS (AGES 6-8)Small two-harness looms used in this class offer possibilities for making numerous different items (such as pillows, bags and scarves) while becoming familiar with basic weaving terminology and techniques. This class is generally taken for several sessions until students become comfortable handling the equipment. The next level class requires considerably more experience and the ability to work more independently. (Price includes a $25 materials fee.)


Day & Time: Thursday; 3:30-5 pm


Session A: 1/11-2/8Session B: 2/22-3/22Session C: 4/5-5/3

WEAVING ON TABLE LOOMS (AGES 8-10)Students will use four-harness and eight-harness table looms to create a variety of patterns and color schemes for useful items like pillows, runners, place mats, rugs, bags and blankets.This class requires concentration and attention to detail, and generally is taken repeatedly. There are no “class projects”: each student does individual work and progresses at his or her own pace. Inkle looms are available by request. (Price includes a $35 materials fee.)


Day & Time: Wednesday; 2-3:30 pm


Session A: 1/10-2/7Session B: 2/21-3/21Session C: 4/4-5/2

INKLE LOOM WEAVING (AGES 8-99+)Learn to make your own patterns on the inkle loom, mastering the warping and design process from beginning to end during sixteen hours of instruction. Students weave belts, lanyards, bookmarks, hair ties, friendship bracelets/anklets and other narrow, tightly woven and durable items. Warping the inkle loom requires dexterity with knots and focus on detail. (Price includes a $40 materials fee.)


Day & Time: Tuesday; 3:30-5:30 pm

Price: $114 Member Price: $104Session A: 1/9-3/6 no class 2/13

WEAVING FOR YOUNG PEOPLE INCLUDING THE YOUNG AT HEART (AGES 9-99+)More experienced students will weave on floor looms as well as larger table looms and inkle looms. This class requires basic weaving knowledge and the ability to work without step-by-step instruction. The class can be taken as often as desired. Students are closely involved in designing their projects by experimenting with fibers and patterns. They are responsible for finishing (for instance knotting) their work unless it requires sewing which is done by the instructor. (Price includes a $39 materials fee.)



Price: $89 Member Price: $79Session A: 1/10-2/7Session B: 2/21-3/21Session C: 4/4-5/2

MODERN EMBROIDERY (AGES 10-99+)Embroidery is back by popular demand! Learn how to transfer an image to fabric, to sew lots of fun stitches with colorful threads, and to make use of your beautiful art. The possibilities are endless. We will complete a small drawstring bag and a snack sack with our samplers. See examples in our case by the front counter.

Instructor: Elisa Reutinger

Day & Time: Wednesday; 10 am-12 pm

Price: $90 Member Price: $80Session A: 1/10-1/24 Session B: 3/7-3/21

ART DOLL MAKING (AGES 10-99+)Otherwise known as “softies”! Design your very own creature/character and learn the doll making process to bring your softy to life. We will use lots of materials including but not limited to: felt, fabrics, fur, paint, etc. Patterns will be available to work from if you so desire. See examples in our case by the front counter.

Instructor: Elisa Reutinger

Day & Time: Wednesday; 10 am-12 pm

Price: $90 Member Price: $80Session A: 1/31-2/14Session B: 4/4-4/18

APPLIQUE QUILTING (AGES 16-99+)Learn the basics of fusible or Needle Turn Applique quilting or both if you are a fast learner. You will be completing small wall hangings done in either of these methods that you choose. Fabric, tools, and patterns will be provided. The final steps of borders, top quilting and bindings will require a sewing machine. You must provide your own sewing machine and have a working knowledge of it. (Price includes a $25 materials fee.)

Instructor: Karen Richardson


Price: $85 Member Price: $75Session A: 1/22-3/12 no class 2/19Session B: 4/2-5/14

PIECED QUILT BASICS (AGES 18-99+)Beginners or seasoned quilters will learn all steps necessary to finish a quilt. A nine patch method of block construction and how to “quilt as you go” will be taught. Students will be responsible for their own fabrics and need to provide their own sewing machine and other tools. A tools list will be emailed to you prior to the beginning of class and fabric requirements will be discussed in the first class. A new quilt pattern will be used for repeat students to add to their skills. (Price includes a $10 materials fee.)


Day & Time: Thursday; 6-8:30 pm

Price: $110 Member Price: $100Session A: 2/1-3/22Session B: 4/5-5/31 no class 5/17

FIBER MOSAIC: 2D (AGES 18-99+)Is there a difference between Collage and Fiber Mosaic? Come explore possible answers in this class. Create an interesting, abstract, and artful Fiber Mosaic using fabrics, fibers, papers, threads and more. When dry, the mosaic can then be embellished with threads, found objects, beads, wire. Learn how to make your original, abstract piece of art ready to hang unframed (float) on the wall. (Price includes a $30 materials fee.)

Instructor: Barbetta Lockart


Price: $150 Member Price: $140Session A: 2/26-3/12

FIBER MOSAIC: 3D (AGES 18-99+)Did you miss the Fiber Mosaic 2D class and wish you hadn’t…or did you take the 2D class and are curious about how to apply the 2D Fiber Mosaic techniques to a 3D form? This class will show students how those techniques and some others can be used in the creation of their own unique, artistic, 3D sculpture. A variety of forms will be available to students to choose from and use as the armature for their sculpture. Students do not need to have taken the Fiber Mosaic 2D class in order to enroll in the 3D version. (Price includes a $30 materials fee.)

Instructor: Barbetta Lockart



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FUN THINGS TO MAKE WITH A YARD OF FABRIC (AGES 13-99+)It’s a win/win class! A new project in each workshop; at least two units will be made, one for you and one to donate to Davis Arts Center to be sold at the Holiday Sale in the Secret Store. Projects will make good holiday gifts; get a head start on your list! Bring one yard of fabric and your sewing machine. The instructor will email type of fabric needed, 100% cotton or fleece, before each workshop. Note: Membership discount does not apply to this workshop. (Price includes a $5 materials fee.)


Day & Time: Saturday; 1:30-4:30 pm

Price: $25Workshop A: 1/20Workshop B: 2/17Workshop C: 3/17Workshop D: 4/21Workshop E: 5/19

WEAVING OPEN STUDIO B (AGES 13-99+)Spend an eight-hour day in the weaving studio to explore whether weaving is something you like to do (if you are new to it) or to work on a larger project or multiple projects (if you are an experienced weaver). The workshop is intended primarily for adults for whom the weekly class schedule is not practical. Another option is for parents to take the workshop with their children, provided the children have previously taken weaving classes. (Price includes a $50 materials fee.)


Day & Time: Saturday; 9 am-5 pm

Price: $125 Member Price: $115Workshop A: 3/24Workshop B: 5/19

literary artsCREATIVE WRITING FOR KIDS (AGES 8-13)This class will explore poetry, fiction, and journal writing in a fun, comfortable setting. Students will respond to prompts, play games that spark creativity, and share their work. Learn how to workshop a piece of writing and give positive support to fellow writers.

Instructor: Kelly Kamisky

Day & Time: Saturday; 10:30 am-12 pm


Session A: 4/7-5/12

WRITING SALON (AGES 17-99+)Writing Salon is a casual, supportive space that welcomes writers of all ages, experience levels, and preferred creative genre. Each week we share pages and comment constructively on one another’s work. Past Salon participants have brought short stories, novels, poems, personal essays, book-length memoirs, press releases, agent query letters, even eulogies and sermons. You’re invited to bring up to five double-spaced pages of your own writing to the first class.

Instructor: Naomi Williams

Day & Time: Tuesday; 7-9 pm


Session A: 1/9-2/13

Session B: 2/27-4/3

Session C: 4/17-5/22

drawing & paintingPAINTING/DRAWING FOR YOUNG ARTISTS: MYSTICAL CREATURES (AGES 6-12)In this beginning class we will explore the mysterious world of mythological creatures starting with guided drawing lessons of dragons, mermaids, Pegasus’ and more, then students will have a chance to use their imaginations to create their own mystical creatures. We will use a variety of mediums including watercolor, color pencil, pen and ink, and oil pastels. (Price includes a $9 materials fee.)

Instructor: Courtney McNeil



Session A: 1/22-2/26 no class 2/12, 2/19

PAINTING FOR YOUNG ARTISTS: SELF PORTRAITS ON CANVAS (AGES 6-12)In this beginning painting class students will learn basic acrylic painting skills and also a little Art History. We’ll take a look at the techniques used by famous self portrait artists Vincent Van Gogh and Frida Kahlo, then students will paint their own self portraits on canvas to create a beautiful and very personal work of art. (Price includes a $12 materials fee.)





SATURDAY STUDIO (AGES 7-12)Come explore art materials and build skills on Saturday mornings! Practice drawing, painting and printmaking using a variety of materials, in a variety of styles to express yourself through art making. (Price includes a $10 materials fee.)

Instructor: Kate Humphrey

Day & Time: Saturday; 10-11:30 am


Session A: 1/20-2/17

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SKETCHES OF NATURE FOR BEGINNERS (AGES 7-16)Investigate nature with your eyes. Young artists will be introduced to basic sketching techniques to create abstract and realistic sketches; a different scene each week. Come with an open mind and be ready to learn while exploring the beauty of nature! Materials list available online at davisartscenter.org.

Instructor: Yea Dale



DRAWING PEOPLE & ANIMALS FOR BEGINNERS (AGES 7-16)Young artists will be introduced to fundamental ways to investigate drawing people and animals. Focusing on facial and body proportions, we will transfer what we see to a drawing. Each week students will build up skills and get familiar with the way we see ourselves and others. These drawing exercises will help develop drawing technique and build confidence. Come with an open mind and be ready to learn while having fun! Materials list available online at davisartscenter.org.


Day & Time: Friday; 3:30-4:30 pm

Price: $120 Member Price: $110Session A: 1/12-2/26 no class 2/9Session B: 2/23-3/23Session C: 4/6-5/4Session D: 5/11-6/8

CARTOONING: BEGINNING (AGES 8-14)Explore the possibilities of storytelling through character development and skilled artwork within the comic book format. Basic drawing skills are stressed while learning how to construct a character while utilizing modes of expression and exaggeration. The emphasis is on having fun while drawing. (Price includes a $6 materials fee.)

Instructor: Robert Armstrong



OBSERVATIONAL DRAWING FOR TEENS (AGES 13-19)Would you like to improve your observational drawing skills but rarely make time for practice? Join me as we practice unconventional drawing techniques and closely observe interesting things. Come exercise your drawing muscles! Materials fee includes a Moleskine sketchbook, water-soluble pencil and refillable water brush to take home at the end of class. All drawing levels are welcome! (Price includes a $20 materials fee.)

Instructor: Carrie Ziser




ABSTRACT ACRYLIC PAINTING (AGES 16-99+)This class is an introduction to abstract acrylic painting. Each week a new technique will be covered relating to tools, color and texture. Students will be encouraged to explore while discovering the beauty of abstract painting. Suitable for beginners or more experienced painters who would like to experiment with abstraction. (Price includes a $20 materials fee.)

Instructor: Monica Ek Castruita

Day & Time: Tuesday; 10 am-12 pm


Session A: 1/16-2/13Session B: 2/20-3/20

DRAWING (AGES 18-99+)This class is designed to help students to articulate their mark making. Students learn to problem solve and gather a deeper understanding of their own process. Through demos and drawing drills students will begin to develop a mastery of drawing media, while also improving their drawing skills. Materials list available online at davisartscenter.org.

Instructor: Salvatore Victor

Day & Time: Monday; 5:30-7 pm


Session A: 1/22-2/12Session B: 2/26-3/19Session C: 4/2-4/23Session D: 4/30-5/21

PAINTING & DRAWING NATURE: CONTINUING (AGES 18-99+)An intermediate to advanced class, students are encouraged to work with an experimental yet observation-based approach, with less emphasis on formal exercises or assignments and more on developing one’s personal style. The bulk of class time will be spent working from plants and flowers followed by group critique. Note: Registration with permission of instructor.

Instructor: Stacey Vetter

Day & Time: Friday; 9 am-12 pm


Session A: 1/26-2/23Session B: 3/9-4-13 no class 3/30Session C: 4/27-5/25

PERSPECTIVE DRAWING FOR ART (AGES 18-99+)Learn the principles of perspective as it applies to art and the history and development of perspective in art and architecture. Each class will include a visual presentation and a brief discussion of the history and principles of perspective followed by guided practice exercises to illustrate application of the theories to a real artistic situation.

Instructor: Dennis Dunston

Day & Time: Thursday; 7-8 pm


Session A: 1/18-2/22Session B: 4/12-5/24 no class 5/17

PORTRAIT DRAWING FUNDAMENTALS (AGES 18-99+)This class will provide the foundation for portrait drawing. Students will learn to develop a likeness through the study of facial proportion and the features of the human face. Supplies list includes: 2B and 4B pencils or charcoal pencils, kneaded eraser, pencil sharpener as well as an 11” x 14” sketch book and an art board for support 18” x 24”.

Instructor: Marlene Lee




LEARNING ITALIC CALLIGRAPHY WITH A DIP PEN (AGES 18-99+)Calligraphy in Greek means “beautiful writing.” In this class we’ll cover the popular calligraphy style known as Italic. Using the dip pen nib students will learn how to create the thick and thin lines and the flourishes which make this style so elegant. Capitals and lowercase letters and numbers will be covered. (Price includes a $5 materials fee.)

Instructor: Marlene Lee



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LANDSCAPE PAINTING IN OIL (AGES 18-99+)Discover the rich beauty of oil paint while learning to simplify what you see. You will be painting in each class from photos (yours or the instructor’s) focusing on elements such as using color, painting skies and water, shadows and reflections, etc. Experience painting in another medium would be helpful but is not required. Suitable for beginning or continuing students. Instructor will provide materials. (Price includes a $20 materials fee.)

Instructor: Anne Lincoln

Day & Time: Saturday; 12:30-3 pm


Session A: 2/3-2/24

TRAVELING ARTIST STUDIO CLASS (AGES 18-99+)Let’s add some beautiful sketches to your Travel Sketchbook! This versatile open studio will cover a variety of subjects that come up when sketching on the go such as shadow placement, adding people to a scene, water reflections, and more. I will have a variety of photos to work from or students are welcome to bring their own. This studio class is open to all students who have taken Traveling Artist Intro or by permission of instructor. (Price includes a $6 materials fee.)




Session A: 2/13-3/6

WATERCOLOR: BEGINNING II (AGES 18-99+)Discover the fun and beauty of watercolors in this continuing new course. Students will practice the basic tools and techniques of watercolor painting and lessons will cover easy color layering, special brush techniques, and more. We will work from both photos and real life. Materials list provided at first class. (Price includes a $9 materials fee.)




Session A: 4/3-4/24

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“TAKE TWO” PAINTING FOR PARENT & CHILD (AGES 7-13)This painting workshop is designed for children and their parents or guardians to experience the joy of painting as a team (adult and child). They will each work on their own canvases, creating pieces that could be displayed together or individually, and will take home their beautiful completed pieces at the end of the workshop. (Price includes a $10 materials fee.)


Day & Time: Sunday; 2-4 pm

Adult/Child Pair Price: $85 Member Price: $75

Workshop A: 1/21Workshop B: 2/25Workshop C: 3/11Workshop D: 4/8Workshop E: 5/6Workshop F: 6/3

BLOOMING FIELDS (AGES 7-13)Use vibrant colors and paint on a canvas to create an awesome field of spring flowers. Young painters will explore blending techniques, using various brush sizes to create a beautiful modern art piece ready to display for many springs to come. (Price includes a $5 materials fee.)


Day & Time: Sunday; 10 am-12 pm


Workshop A: 3/11

SUMMER ON SAFARI (AGES 7-13)Get ready to escape on a beautiful safari. Paint bright summer sky, landscape of trees, and wild animals. Come in with smiles and ready to paint and learn! (Price includes a $5 materials fee.)


Day & Time: Sunday; 10 am-12 pm


Workshop A: 6/3

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Instructor: Dianna Craig

Day & Time: Friday; 7-9 pm

Price: $55 Member Price: $45Two Person Price: $75 Member Price: $65Workshop A: 2/9Workshop B: 3/16Workshop C: 5/11

Contact Davis Arts Center to schedule private Paint & Wine parties for 10 or more!


mixed mediaITSY BITSY ARTISTS: ART FOR TODDLERS AND PRESCHOOLERS (AGES 2-6)Children and their parents or guardians (one per family, please) are invited to explore and create art in a fun environment. In every class, we create and complete an art project to take home. Children will have the opportunity for creative expression, while learning the basics of fine arts. (Price includes a $12 materials fee.)


Day & Time: Friday; 2-2:45 pm

Price: $58 Member Price: $48Session A: 1/12-1/26Session B: 2/2-2/23 no class 2/9Session C: 3/2-3/16Session D: 4/6-4/20Session E: 4/27-5/11Session F: 5/18-6/1

FLIPBOOK CREATION AND MICRONARRATIVES (AGES 6-99+)In this class we will create both hand-drawn and printed flipbooks. A flipbook is an amazing little object that is not just fun to see but also to create. We cheat the brain into perceiving motion through seeing a series of images in a rapid succession and that’s the basic principle of animation. We will also understand micronarratives, or how to tell a story in a very short space and time. Students will take home their flipbooks. (Price includes a $20 materials fee.)

Instructor: Luis Hernandez-Galvan

Day & Time: Wednesday; 2-4 pm


DESIGNING YOUR WORLD (AGES 13-18)Join us for after-school classes in water-media especially for middle and high school students. Explore elements of design as you create personal masterpieces! Some of the areas you will encounter will be color theory, perspective, line, rhythm, and composition. You will use watercolor, acrylic, ink, pastels, water color pencils and crayons. While getting acquainted with the materials, you will expand your personal creativity and develop your own sense of creative expression. (Price includes a $25 materials fee.)

Instructor: Dori Marshall



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BOOKS OF MEMORY (AGES 13-99+)We’ll make two books out of single sheets of paper for you to fill with memories. Or you can choose to commemorate your favorite experiences and places in Davis, as well as a book of the history of Davis, with these two books. We’ll finish up with an envelope accordion book, filled with three postcards. Beginners welcome. (Price includes a $10 materials fee.)

Instructor: Nikki Thompson


Price: $60 Member Price: $50Workshop A: 2/24

INTRODUCTION TO BOOKMAKING (AGES 13-99+)In order to work out our folding muscles, we’ll warm-up with a couple of books from a single sheet of paper. Then we’ll get into a simple pamphlet, sewn together with a figure-eight stitch. We’ll follow with two signatures (a group of about 16 pages) sewn as one with a surprise sewn in the middle. The class will finish out with an elaborate sewing of a pamphlet with link stitches along the spine. (Price includes a $10 materials fee.)




JOURNAL MAKING: LONG STITCH WITH CHAIN (AGES 13-99+)We will make a multi-signature journal, using a long stitch with chain sewing pattern. You will learn how to make signatures, pierce a cover and signatures, and sew both a long stitch and a chain stitch. The long stitch has been around since the Middle Ages; and the chain stitch was invented in the second century by Egyptian Christians. Historical and fancy! Some bookmaking or needlework experience helpful. (Price includes a $10 materials fee.)




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f iber artsBarbetta Lockart E l isa Reut inger

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musicMUSIC TOGETHER® WITH BABIES (AGES 0-8 MONTHS)Music Together®’s research-based Babies Program provides a supportive community in which to connect with your infant through music and movement. Join us for 45 minutes of pure fun, while learning developmentally appropriate activities that can be recreated at home. Enrolled families receive a songbook/parent guide, professional recordings and online access to the music. $125 for second child (also 8 months or younger). Babies should be 8 months or younger on the first day of class. For more info visit: musictogetherofdavis.com. (Price includes a $50 materials fee.)

Instructor: Karen Crane




MUSIC TOGETHER® (AGES 0-5)Music Together® is an international early childhood music and movement program for babies, toddlers, preschoolers...and the grownups who love them! Join us for 45 minutes of pure fun as we sing, dance, wiggle and jam together. Enrolled families receive a songbook and professionally recorded CDs. Siblings 8 months and younger attend free; $125 for second child, 9 months or older by the first day of class. For more information, visit: musictogetherofdavis.com. (Price includes a $50 materials fee.)

Instructor: Karen Crane






Session C: 1/10-3/14Session D: 4/4-6/6



Session E: 1/11-3/15Session F: 4/5-6/7

Day & Time: Saturday; 9:15-10 am


Session G: 1/13-3/17Session H: 4/7-6/9

Day & Time: Saturday; 10:15-11 am


Session I: 1/13-3/17Session J: 4/7-6/9

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RHYTHM KIDS™ BY MUSIC TOGETHER® (AGES 4-7)This djembe drumming class, for children and an accompanying caregivers, explores multicultural rhythm patterns and songs from around the world. The curriculum includes drumming technique, musical games, folk dances, percussion instrument play and harmony singing. Families are strongly encouraged to purchase a djembe to practice at home and in class (special discounts are available); a songbook, CD’s and access to online video tutorials are included. More info at: musictogetherofdavis.com. (Price includes a $50 materials fee.)

Instructor: Emily June Wong



Day & Time: Tuesday 1:30-2:15 pm

Price: $200 Member Price: $190Session C: 1/9-3/13Session D: 4/3-6/5

Day & Time: Saturday; 11:30 am-12:15 pm

Price: $200 Member Price: $190Session E: 1/13-3/17Session F: 4/7-6/9

DOO WOP HARMONY (AGES 13-99+)Participants will learn the basics of singing harmonies, picking doo wop chestnuts from the golden age of R & B, pop, gospel, and country vocal group music. You are invited to bring in songs from other genres, and long as they have something for the background singers to sing. Step up and out to sing leads, solos, duets, trios or quartets, etc., and provide the harmonies for others to shine. Guaranteed fun and thrills. (Price includes a $10 materials fee.)




Session A: 1/16-2/27 Performance: Tuesday, February 27 at 7:30 pm

Session B: 4/3-5/15 Performance: Tuesday, May 15 at 7:30 pm

JAM SESSION (AGES 13-99+)Would you like to learn how to play that instrument that has been lying around and collecting dust? Or perhaps you have played for years and would like to jam with a group? In a fun and supportive environment, you will develop and hone your music making skills playing tunes selected by the class. All ability levels welcome, beginners to expert. The only requirement is an instrument you can bring to class. (Price includes a $10 materials fee.)

Instructor: John McCloskey



STAGE STORIES (AGES 17-99+)In this course, we will explore how classical music tells a story. By listening to and writing about works such as Rossini’s comic opera, The Barber of Seville, Beethoven’s famous 9th Symphony, and Mozart’s Concerto for Flute and Orchestra in D Major, we will consider how aspects of musical expression and form create a storyline without a script. There will be two short writing projects, including a concert review where participants will apply their understanding of course topics to a live musical performance.

Instructor: Rachel Geier



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COLORING WITH MICROPHONES (AGES 16-99+)Why do different microphones sound different? Discover why the über expensive microphone is often not the right one to use. As you are guided through a series of hands-on experiments, you will learn about different types of microphones, microphone pre-amp options and how to select the right microphone for the job. Learn how all microphones color sound and creative microphone techniques. You will even build your own contact microphone to continue experimenting after the workshop. (Price includes a $10 materials fee.)

Instructor: Michael Azevedo

Day & Time: Sunday; 12-3 pm


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BALLET FOR LIFE: SUPER BEGINNING (AGES 13-99+)Let’s start at the very beginning! We will learn at a slow and steady pace positions of the feet, legs and arms, carriage of the body, names of steps and musicality. No experience necessary, only the desire to try. Ballet shoes or socks recommended.

Instructor: Linda Bair

Day & Time: Wednesday; 9-10 am


BALLET FOR LIFE: ALL LEVELS (AGES 13-99+)This is an ongoing class ideal for the adult student who has danced in the past and would like to explore ballet again, or for teens and adults who would like to start dancing and discover ballet as a form of art and exercise. Students will have the opportunity to focus on technique, including barre and center work.


Day & Time: Tuesday, Thursday; 8:30-9:45 am

Price: $120 Member Price: $110Session A: 1/9-2/8Session B: 2/13-3/15Session C: 3/20-4/26 no class 3/27, 3/29Session D: 5/1-5/31

BALLET FOR LIFE: BARRE, CENTER & CONDITIONING (AGES 13-99+)This class focuses on a simple ballet barre, to build strength, flexibility and grace. We will also do some introductory center exercises and finish with core strengthening and stretch. Please wear ballet shoes or socks. This class is appropriate for the seasoned dancer as well as the beginner!


Day & Time: Monday; 6-7:15 pm


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SACRAMENTO BALLET SCHOOL IN RESIDENCY AT DAVIS ARTS CENTERThis unique residency program provides dance training of the highest quality for every aspiration. Classes are offered at each level from the Sacramento Ballet School Children’s Division for students 3.5 to 14 years of age. The mission of the residency is to inspire and educate our youngest dancers through movement exploration and fundamental ballet training to position them for success. All classes will be taught by Sitsa Latour, instructor with the Sacramento Ballet School.

Questions: Call Davis Arts Center (530) 756-4100 or email [email protected]

Schedule:

Wednesday, January 17: First day of classes

Spring Break, March 26-March 30

Wednesday, May 23: Parent Observation and Year End Celebration; Winter/Spring Semester Ends. Rehearsal in Studio E from 5:30-6:30 pm for all levels. Showcase in the Atrium from 7-7:30 pm, all levels.

To join mid semester please contact Davis Arts Center office at (530) 746-4100 or [email protected]

CREATIVE MOVEMENT (AGES 3½- 5)Students explore movement with increasing creativity and awareness of motor skills, while beginning to incorporate basic ballet steps. Dress code available online.

Day & Time: Wednesday 12:15-1 pm

Price: $312 Member Price: $302 Payment Plan (5 installments): $68

Session A: 1/17– 5/23 no class 3/28

Day & Time: Wednesday 1-1:45 pm



PRE-BALLET (AGES 5-8)Students begin learning the fundamentals and terminology of ballet technique. This is an introductory ballet class for students with no previous ballet or dance experience. Dress code available online.




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FUNKY STYLE STREET DANCEDance is a fun way to exercise and express yourself, whatever your age! Funky Style Street Dance teaches the fundamentals of Hip-Hop and other amazing street dance forms. These all-levels classes explore rhythm, challenge motor skills and boost self-esteem for a lifetime!

Instructor: Tina Rogers

AGES 5-8Day & Time: Tuesday; 3:30-4:30 pm

Price: $66 Member Price: $56Session A: 1/9-1/30Session B: 3/6-4/3 no class 3/27Session C: 4/10-5/1Session D: 5/8-5/29

AGES 9-12Day & Time: Tuesday; 4:30-5:30 pm


BREAKIN’ 4 KIDS! (AGES 5-12)A Break Dance class filled with technique, proper form, floor moves and more! This class allows future B-Boyz and B-Girlz to explore the Hip-Hop Culture through its history and amazing art forms. Back spins, hand-stand freezes and pop-locking glides across the floor takes development and athletic skill.

Instructor: Tina Rogers



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PBEGINNING BALLET (AGES 6-8)Students continue to expand their knowledge of proper ballet placement through barre work and are introduced to beginning center work. This class is for students with at least one year of pre-ballet training. Dress code available online.


Price: $394 Member Price: $384 Payment Plan (5 installments): $85Session A: 1/17– 5/23 no class 3/28

PREPARATORY BALLET (AGES 7-9)The Preparatory Ballet curriculum focuses on musicality, vocabulary and further development of ballet class technique and etiquette. This unique class is designed as a bridge from the Children’s Division to the Student Division. Dress code available online.



BALLET 101 (AGES 9-14)In Ballet 101 students will learn basic barre, center work and terminology in preparation for more advanced ballet. This class is a beginning ballet class for students with limited prior training or who would like to continue basic ballet in a supportive environment. Dress code available online.



Payment may be made for the entire semester or in five equal installments and does not reflect the number of classes within the allotted period of time. First payment due when registering, subsequent payments due February 1, March 1, April 1 and May 1. If you would like to choose the installment plan, please contact the Davis Arts Center at 530-756-4100.

Note the semester price reflects a discount over the installment plan.

Refund Policy – Registrations are considered final 14 days before the first class, and no refunds will be given after this time, unless opting for the installment plan. For students paying in installments, 31 days written notice of cancellation must be given.

If there is space available, students may join mid-season at the following rates:

Join before February 14: Full tuition

Join between February 21 and April 4: 2/3 tuition

Join after April 11: 1/3 tuition

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MODERN DANCE: BEGINNING/INTERMEDIATE (AGES 13-99+)We will train our bodies in a warm, fun and encouraging environment, focusing on breath, strength, personal expression, mind/body connection and artistry. Class is designed for both continuing students and those new to dance! Bare feet suggested. Join anytime.


Day & Time: Tuesday; 10-11:15 am

Class Dates: 1/9-5/29



MODERN DANCE: INTERMEDIATE (AGES 13-99+)This class is for the dancer with previous training in modern, ballet, or jazz. We will explore alignment, use of weight, breath, texture, dynamics in movement, and creativity. Class cards are good for Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday modern dance classes.


Day & Time: Thursday; 7:15-8:45 pm

Class Dates: 1/11-5/17 no class 3/29

Day & Time: Sunday; 3-4:30 pm

Class Dates: 1/14-5/27 no class 3/25, 4/1


10-Class Card Price: $140 Member Price $130

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TAP, BEGINNING/INTERMEDIATE - LEVEL 1 & 2 (AGES 10-99+)Designed for students who have learned the basic steps and have a good grasp of rhythm. Also for those who are returning to tap after an extended absence. Explore syncopation, timing, tap skill, technique, complex patterns and overall versatility. We will also focus on learning a dance using the combinations taught in class.

Instructor: Margot Janiak

Day & Time: Wednesday; 6:30-7:30 am


TAP, INTERMEDIATE TO ADVANCED – LEVEL 3 & 4 (AGES 12-99+)Designed for students who have learned intermediate steps and would like to be challenged with more advanced steps and technique. Explore syncopation, timing, tap skill, technique, complex patterns and overall versatility. We will focus on learning a dance(s) using the combinations taught in class.

Instructor: Margot Janiak



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GLOBE TOUR (AGES 5-8)Experience a journey across the globe exploring various genres of world dance; Salsa, Samba, and Cumbia from Latin America; Bollywood from India; Middle Eastern; Irish; Mexican; Flamenco from Spain; Hawaiian hula; and African. An energetic glimpse into today’s multicultural society, learn about the parts of the world associated with each genre, the cultural background and even some native words. Performance opportunities! Colorful, vibrant costumes available for an additional charge.

Instructor: Denise LaRani Castillo



GYPSY ROUTESLearn muscle isolation and hip control in Middle Eastern dance, and rock out to fun beats from India. In Flamenco, develop good posture and grace through beautiful arm and hand movements, and learn to make music with hands (palmas) and feet (zapateado). We’ll build motor coordination, body awareness and self-confidence in a fun environment. Performance opportunities! Colorful, vibrant costumes available for an additional charge.


AGES 8-12Day & Time: Thursday; 4:30-5:30 pm



AGES 13-17Day & Time: Thursday; 5:30-6:30 pm



LATIN DANCE TEAM (AGES 9-13)This performance team focuses on Latin technique, ballroom styling, and Afro-Latin body movement. Students learn and perform routines that showcase salsa, cha-cha, bachata, Brazilian samba and dancehall, often including lyrical, contemporary and hip hop elements. Performance and competition opportunities! Colorful, vibrant costumes available for an additional charge.

Instructor: Denise Castillo

LEVEL 1Day & Time: Thursday; 3:30-4:30 pm



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ZUMBA® CARDIO WORLD DANCE (AGES 18-99+)The “feel-happy” workout! A dynamic, fun and effective fitness system that combines

Latin and International body-sculpting dance moves with high energy, fun music into easy-to-follow routines to maximize caloric output and toning. Great for the body; superb for the mind and spirit. LaRani draws from 20 years of experience in fitness and world dance, as well as a strong commitment to social change toward a healthier community, to teach classes that are challenging, effective, fun and safe!


Day & Time: Wednesday; 5-6 pmClass Dates: 1/17-6/6

5 Class Card Price: $70 Member Price: $60


BOOTY CAMP: CORE STRENGTHENING (AGES 18-99+)An effective and addictive full-body workout that blends Pilates and Yoga inspired strength training with dynamic balance into an up-tempo flow set to fun, motivating tunes. Synergistically combine Pilates core-building mat work with Yoga strength and flexibility into challenging yet safe, easy-to-follow combinations appropriate for all levels of fitness. Develop a strong, defined core; healthy back; centered body; proper posture and overall balance while toning the whole body.


Day & Time: Sunday; 11:30 am-12:30 pm

Class Dates: 1/21-6/10



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INTERNATIONAL FOLK DANCE (AGES 11-99+)A multi-level class in traditional and contemporary folk dances from around the world, with emphasis on dances from eastern Europe, the Balkan peninsula, and Israel. The class is suitable for beginning through advanced students. Each week includes introduction of a new dance plus review of dances previously taught, followed by requests. Soft-soled dance shoes are required; no street shoes please.

Instructor: Davis International Folkdancers

Day & Time: Sunday; 7-9 pmClass Dates: 1/7-6/10


10- Class Card Price: $60 Member Price: $50

ZUMBA® FITNESS (AGES 12-99+)Zumba® exercise classes are “fitness-parties” that blend upbeat world rhythms with easy to follow choreography for a total-body workout that feels like a celebration. All Zumba® classes are paid for by class card that may be used for any Zumba® Fitness class any day of the week. All levels welcome!

Instructor: Brenda Cariou

Day & Time: Monday-Thursday; 9:30-10:30 am and Friday; 9-10 amClass dates: 1/8-6/8

6-Class Card Price $105 Member Price: $95


TANGO BRAVO (AGES 18-99+)Learn the fundamentals! Class starts with exercises to develop and improve balance, posture and tango walking, and then we work on lead and follow technique and the embrace (close and open). You’ll learn new patterns each week including the Baldosa (box step), Eight figures (ochos), Molinetes (windmill) and others. Styling and decorations will also be taught. The instructor, an Argentina native, also teaches history of the dance and proper floor etiquette in the social dance world of Tango.

Instructor: Michael Taillant



dramaDRAMATIC MOVEMENT (AGES 4-6)This class provides an introduction to theatrical movement, physical theatre, and theatre games geared toward the young child. On the last day of class, there will be an informal performance for family and friends.





CLOWNING (AGES 4-11)Discover the clown in you! This class will teach juggling, face painting, balloon-twisting and classic clown routines. We will end with an in-class performance, presenting a clown parade followed by group clown pieces.





YOUTH THEATER (AGES 7-16)In Session A students will produce The Wizard of Oz. Session B will produce Snow Drop (Snow White). All participants are guaranteed a significant speaking part in this class designed to empower creative expression, develop poise, facilitate communication with self and others, enhance emotional intelligence and develop acting skills. Exercises will include improvisation, characterization, acting technique, voice, story analysis, movement and staging. Students must be available to rehearse in small groups from 5:45-6:45 on the day of class. (Price includes a $30 materials fee.)

Instructor: Dorothea Bonneau



Session A: 1/9-3/13 – The Wizard of OzPerformances: Saturday, March 17 and Sunday, March 18 at 7 pm

Session B: 4/3-5/29 – Snow Drop (Snow White)Performances: Saturday, June 2 and Sunday, June 3 at 7 pm

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Instructor: Dorothea Bonneau

Day & Time: Friday; 4-6 pm


Session A: 1/12-4/13 no class 2/2, 3/30Performances: Saturday, April 14 at 7 pm and Sunday, April 15 at 4 pm

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KITCHEN NATURAL: CITRUS WORKSHOP (AGES 8-99+)Have a citrus tree that gives more than you know how to use? Let me show you how to use your bumper crop. In this workshop, we will preserve lemons, make a simple, silky curd, whole orange syrup and more. Real ingredients and local produce always. Plus, you’ll take your delicious work home and the recipes too. We’ll cook our way through projects you can make with ease again on your own. Learn how to cook like a natural through the citrus season. Note: Kids must register with an accompanying adult. (Price includes a $20 materials fee.)

Instructor: Sandra Clark Jergensen

Day & Time: Saturday; 2-5 pm


Adult/Child Pair Price: $87 Member Price: $77

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SKITCHEN NATURAL: BASICS (AGES 10-99+)Have a young chef or a kid ready to learn how to cook? Learn basic knife skills, recipe following, how to taste for seasoning as we cook wholesome food from real ingredients. Simple, repeatable recipes kids want to eat and can be confident cooking on their own. Please indicate any dietary needs or restrictions when registering. Workshop A will focus on eggs, Workshop B, Chicken, Workshop C, Pasta and Workshop D, Dessert. Take one or take all four. (Price includes a $10 materials fee.)


Day & Time: Monday; 9-11:30 am

Price: $59 Member Price: $49 Series Price: $186 Member Price: $176

Workshop A: 1/15

Workshop B: 1/22

Workshop C: 2/12

Workshop D: 2/19

KITCHEN NATURAL: 20/20 WINTER COOKING WORKSHOP (AGES 14-99+)20 ingredients, 20+ Recipes. Just add salt and pepper and you can cook everything. The 20/20 is seasonal clarity. The Winter 20/20 list is a mix of 20 ingredients (seasonal produce and pantry staples) to make 20+ tasty recipes with ease. Each workshop (take one or all four) will cook through three to five original and do-able recipes. You’ll leave class full of fantastic local flavors and confident to cook the Winter 20/20 recipes, on your own, in your own kitchen this season. Each student will receive the Winter 20/20 list, recipes and bonus materials. Instruction will include making substitutions for vegetarian, gluten and nut-free diets. Cook like a natural, with simplified seasonal cooking! (Price includes a $20 materials fee.)




Series Price: $123 Member Price: $113

Workshop A: 1/12Workshop B: 1/19Workshop C: 1/26

college student / $25 requires valid ID card.

senior / $3560 or older.

adult / $4518 or older.

dual / $552 individuals, at least one of whom is an adult.

family / $70up to 6 members in one household.

premium / $100up to 6 members in one household plus North American Reciprocal Museum (NARM) card which grants free admission to over 800 participating museumsand institutions.

contributor / $250premium benefits plus a Family Membership for you to give.

friend / $500contributor benefits plus 50% off one class and a free 2-hour rental of the Davis Arts Center Boardroom.

• preferred registration - register before general registration begins.

• discount on select classes, workshops and events.

• 10% off davis arts center merchandise and rentals.

• invitations to gallery receptions, special events and class catalog mailed to your home.

Membership fees provide crucial support for programs and expenses, ensuring that Davis Arts Center continues to be a warm and inspiring community center for children and families, teens and adults.

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CREATING AND INVENTING WITH LITTLEBITS™ (AGES 9-15)LittleBits™ Electronic Building Blocks STEAM workshop: Playing with LittleBits™ is a hands-on experience fit for everyone willing to play and learn. Combining craft materials with LittleBits™ circuits will allow you to create fun, moving and sensing inventions using your imagination. To learn more watch the video on littlebits.cc. (Price includes a $12 materials fee.)

Instructor: Parto Aram

Day & Time: Saturday; 10:30 am-12 pm


ILLUMINATE YOUR CREATION (AGES 12-99+)Make paper circuitry combining art and electronics. In this class you will design a card and learn to build a circuit to illuminate your design while learning about electrical circuits. You will also make beautiful paper lanterns combining art and electricity. Sign up with friends or family. (Price includes a $12 materials fee.)


Day & Time: Thursday; 10:15 am-12:15 pm


VIRTUAL REALITY IN 3D (AGES 13-99+)In this workshop you will make your own interactive virtual spaces and be able to navigate them, just like a videogame. You will be shown the basics of navigating, modeling and exporting 3D “scenes” so you can view them as immersive panoramas on VR headsets, upload them to facebook as 360 degree photos or even to use them as a starting point to build your own videogame. We will work with Blender 3D which is a Open-Source Software, an empowerment tool alternative to mainstream commercial (and quite expensive) software. Note: Students must bring a laptop running a recent version of Windows, MacOS or Linux. Unfortunately chromebooks and tablets are not suitable for this course.

Instructor: Luis Hernandez-Galvan



DIGITAL SLR PHOTOGRAPHY (AGES 18-99+)Do you have a DSLR camera, but always keep it on “auto”? Learn how to use your camera to its full extent, and snap pictures like a professional. In this class you will take the step from beginner to advanced photographer and learn about portrait photography, how to set manual exposure, framing, camera techniques, and how to use functions on your DSLR you may not even knew existed!! Note: Bring your own camera to every class. Email make, model and photo of your camera to: [email protected] by January 9 along with a favorite photo you’ve taken. (Price includes a $10 materials fee.)

Instructor: Ewan McNeil



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DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP (AGES 16-99+)Grab your point-and-shoot camera and let’s take some great photos! Point-and-shoot cameras seem simple, but there are a lot of things they’re capable of doing that the average owner isn’t aware of. In this workshop, we will explore your camera to the full extent, and you will learn to snap pictures like a professional photographer. You will learn framing, photography techniques, portrait photography, and how to use every aspect for your point-and-shoot camera. Bring your own camera to every class. Email make, model and photo of your camera to: [email protected] by March 1 along with a favorite photo you’ve taken. (Price includes a $5 materials fee.)

Instructor: Ewan McNeil



tech artsLET’S PLAY CHESS! (AGES 6-99+)Chess is a game that offers a lifetime of creativity, learning, and exploration. In this class, we will cover all the basics (including rules) as well as strategies and tactics. The instruction format is interactive and participants will have an opportunity to practice by playing games.

Instructor: John Langreck




MOVIE AND FILM-MAKING (AGES 8-14)Lights! Camera! Action! Experience the magic of movie-making and learn to make movies like the pros in Hollywood. We will make stop motion animations, special effects shorts and a live action movie. Students learn about camera operation and techniques, film acting, screenwriting, lighting and filming (editing) tools as well as all aspects of on-set film production. Student film screening on the last day of class for family and friends. DHS Film Students will assist students on all film projects. (Price includes a $15 materials fee.)

Instructor: Courtney McNeil, Ewan McNeil and Ryan McNeil

Day & Time: Thursday; 4-5:30 pm


Session A: 2/1-3/1Session B: 3/15-4/19 no class 3/29

ROBOTICS FOR BEGINNERS (AGES 9-14)In this class you will work in pairs to program a Thymio Robot. The Robot uses its many sensors to walk, talk, and detect touch and motion. Once the Robot commands are programmed, we will have the opportunity to run many challenges using its sensors.




Session A: 3/15-3/22Session B: 4/15-4/12Session C: 5/10-5/24 no class 5/17

observational drawing for teens carrie ziser (drawing & painting)

designing your world dori marshall (mixed media)teen acting dorothea bonneau (drama)

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martial artsAIKIDO FOR KIDS (AGES 7-15)Stressing introductory level skills this class introduces the student to basic Aikido movements and ukemi: the art of blending with a partner’s energy. Learning to roll and fall play a key part in the study of ukemi. Students are not required to have a gi (the martial arts uniform), but should wear loose fitting pants and top.

Instructor: William Thomas


Price: $85 Member Price: $75Session A: 1/8-2/5Session B: 2/12-3/12Session C: 3/19-4/23 no class 3/26Session D: 4/30-6/4 no class 5/28


Price: $85 Member Price: $75Session E: 1/11-2/8Session F: 2/15-3/15Session G: 3/22-4/26 no class 3/29Session H: 5/3-6/7 no class 5/17

Day & Time: Monday, Thursday 4-5 pm

Price: $120 Member Price: $110Session I: 1/8-2/8Session J: 2/12-3/15Session K: 3/19-4/26 no class 3/26, 3/29Session L: 4/30-6/7 no class 5/17, 5/28

CAPOEIRA FOR KIDS (AGES 5-11)The Brazilian art of capoeira combines elements of martial arts, dance, acrobatics, fighting, playing and music into a dynamic game. The movements of capoeira include attacks and dodges or defenses, dance-like steps, and acrobatic tricks and flourishes. Students of capoeira learn basic Portuguese, the customs, philosophy and traditional music of capoeira, and learn about Brazilian culture. Training capoeira improves poise, confidence, musical skills, and strength and flexibility.

Instructor: Susan Pike




Session B: 4/3-6/5



Session C: 1/19-3/23

Session D: 4/6-6/8

Day & Time: Tuesday, Friday; 5:30-6:30 pm


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CAPOEIRA (AGES 12-99+)The Brazilian art of capoeira combines elements of martial arts, dance, acrobatics, fighting, playing and music into a dynamic game. The movements of capoeira include attacks and dodges or defenses, dance-like steps, and acrobatic tricks and flourishes. Students of capoeira learn basic Portuguese, the customs, philosophy and traditional music of capoeira, and learn about Brazilian culture. Training capoeira improves poise, confidence, musical skills, and strength and flexibility.

Instructor: Susan Pike

Day & Time: Tuesday, Friday; 6:30-8 pm



TAI CHI CHUAN (AGES 18-99+)Learn the gentle movements of Yang-Style Tai Chi Chuan short form, Qigong, and Zhan ZHong (standing meditation). Each class begins with Zhan Zhong and Qigong, ancient health care systems that integrate body, breath, relaxation, and focused attention. Class takes place outdoors; students will meet at the front door of Davis Arts Center. Comfortable clothing and flat shoes recommended. Indoor space will be used in inclement weather.

Instructor: Karen Lyeth

Day & Time: Tuesday; 9-10 am



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Tyoga & movementYOGA AND MINDFULNESS FOR KIDSYoga is a fun way to teach children strength, flexibility, coordination and body awareness. Classes consist of games, body conditioning and advanced postures such as backbends & inversions. Topics include mindful breathing and listening, awareness of thoughts and emotions; generosity, gratitude and kindness towards oneself and others. Mindfulness techniques increase one’s concentration, help to regulate emotions and nurture positive mind states. Each new student will receive an illustrated workbook.

Instructor: Carolina Wonder Ehrlich

AGES 5-8Day & Time: Monday; 3:15-4:15 pm


Session A: 1/22-3/19 no class 2/19Session B: 4/2-5/21

AGES 8-11Day & Time: Wednesday; 2-3 pm



YOGANATOMY (AGES 13-99+)A gentle Iyengar-based yoga class infused with a passion for anatomy. Tailored for people looking for a stress-free basic practice, and welcoming to those starting to venture into yoga. Emphasis on alignment and movement visualization develops body awareness to carry outside the studio and into life.

Instructor: Karen Gettelman

Day & Time: Monday; 7:30-9 pm



MOVEMENT AND SOUND (AGES 18-99+)This is a beginning/continuing class in Vedic Chant. We will use some simple movement and voice techniques to improve your range and ease with the Sanskrit sounds. No experience necessary; all techniques used will have chair options. Your first class is free! Students may attend all Ann Rogers’ classes on the same Yoga card.

Instructor: Ann Rogers

Day & Time: Wednesday; 10-11:30 amClass dates: 1/10-6/6



PATANJALI’S YOGA SUTRAS (AGES 18-99+)This is a beginner/continuing class in the Yoga Sutras, the oldest and most authoritative text on Yoga. Learn to chant the Sutras and discuss their meaning in a practical approach that ties Yoga practice to your life. For more info on the class email Ann: [email protected].


Day & Time: Monday; 11:45 am-12:45 pmClass dates: 1/8-6/4



YOGA FROM THE CORE (AGES 18-99+)Using basic asanas, specific therapeutic techniques and good breath work, we will explore strength and flexibility in our yoga practice. Adaptations of poses will be used as well as breath practices that help to balance energy. Your first class is free! You may attend any of Ann Rogers’ classes on the same Yoga card.


Day & Time: Monday; 10-11:15 amClass dates: 1/8-6/4



YOGA FOR THE WHOLE PERSON (AGES 18-99+)Enhance your sense of health and well being in this gentle yoga class. The focus is on relaxation and developing strength, flexibility and mental clarity by using movement and breath appropriate for the student’s needs.

Instructor: Terri Wegener

Day & Time: Wednesday; 11 am-12 pmClass dates: 1/10-5/16


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T.A.L.K. teach another language to kidsThree language options: American Sign Language, French, Spanish!

Give your child the gift of a second language from an early age! TALK classes provide daily language exposure for children in Kindergarten through 6th grade in American Sign Language, French or Spanish through games, songs, art, stories and plays.Classes are offered on-site for children attending Birch Lane, Korematsu, North Davis, Patwin, Pioneer and Saint James Elementary Schools. Children may also attend classes at Davis Arts Center or Saint James School, after which North Davis Elementary students are walked to school with a teacher.

Winter/Spring session is a continuation of classes from Fall semester, however, new students are welcome.

Minimum class size is 6, maximum is 10. Classes may be cancelled or combined due to low enrollment. Classes generally follow the Davis Joint Unified School District calendar (as well as the Saint James calendar for ASL at that site), and do not meet on school holidays.

Class fees are due in full by the first day of class; refunds will be provided through the second week of class. Limited scholarships are available, and Winter/Spring scholarship applications are due by January 25. Parents must re-apply for scholarships each semester.

TALK is a non-profit community organization run by parent volunteers since 1992. Check out our webpage at groups.dcn.org/talk, or see our blog at talkdavis.blogspot.com!

If you have questions, please contact the Site Representative listed below of the location where you would like to enroll your child or e-mail us at [email protected].

TALK SITE REPRESENTATIVES 2017-18

Birch Lane Elementary: Jessica Coppola, [email protected]

Davis Arts Center: Staff, [email protected]

Korematsu Elementary: Ashley Giovannettone, [email protected]

North Davis Elementary: Vanessa France, [email protected]

Patwin Elementary: Staff, [email protected]

Pioneer Elementary: Lori Wright, [email protected]

St. James School: Rachelle Newman, [email protected]

american sign language

BEGINNING (GRADES K-8)Children will continue to learn basic language skills, learning more common nouns, verbs, and adjectives. They will learn how to ask and answer simple questions, and learn useful phrases. Students are placed in Beginning ASL for two years with advancement upon teacher evaluation. (Price includes a $15 materials fee.)

Instructor: T.A.L.K. Teach Another Language to Kids

Location: Patwin Elementary

Day & Time: Monday-Thursday; 7:40-8:10 am

Price: $345 Member Price: $335Class Dates: 1/29-5/24 no class 2/12, 2/19, 3/26-29

Location: Saint James School

Day & Time: Monday-Friday; 7:40-8:10 am

Price: $415 Member Price: $405Class Dates: 1/29-5/25 no class 2/9, 2/12, 2/19,

3/26-4/6, 4/13

INTERMEDIATE (GRADES K-8)Children will continue to develop new vocabulary, grammar and conversational skills. Two years of Beginning American Sign Language (or equivalent) or teacher evaluation required. (Price includes a $15 materials fee.)





Location: Saint James School


Price: $415 Member Price: $405Class Dates: 1/29-5/25 no class 2/9, 2/12, 2/19,

3/26-4/6, 4/13

french

BEGINNING (GRADES K-6)Children will continue to learn basic language skills, learning more common nouns, verbs, and adjectives. They will learn how to ask and answer simple questions, and learn useful phrases. Students are placed in Beginning French for two years with advancement upon teacher evaluation. (Price includes a $15 materials fee.)


Location: Davis Arts Center



INTERMEDIATE (GRADES K-6)Children will continue to develop new vocabulary, grammar, conversational skills and introductory French reading. Two years of Beginning French (or equivalent) or teacher evaluation required. (Price includes a $15 materials fee.)


Location: Davis Arts Center



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BEGINNING (GRADES K-6)Children will continue to learn basic language skills, learning more common nouns, verbs, and adjectives. They will learn how to ask and answer simple questions, and learn useful phrases. Students are placed in Beginning Spanish for two years with advancement upon teacher evaluation (Price includes a $15 materials fee.)


Location: Birch Lane Elementary



Class Dates: 1/29-5/24 no class 2/12, 2/19, 3/26-29

Location: Korematsu Elementary




Location: North Davis Elementary








Location: Pioneer Elementary




INTERMEDIATE (GRADES K-6)Children will continue to develop new vocabulary, grammar, conversational skills and introductory Spanish reading. Two years of Beginning Spanish (or equivalent) or teacher evaluation required. (Price includes a $15 materials fee.)


Location: Birch Lane Elementary




Location: Korematsu Elementary




Location: North Davis Elementary








Location: Pioneer Elementary




Davis Arts CenterBoard of Directors

Jared Tolla, President

Patrick Browning, Treasurer

Bonnie Wolstoncroft, Secretary

Gaylee Clarke

Margaret Faye

Mylon Marshall

Davis Arts CenterStaff

Executive Director Stacie Frerichs

Deputy Director Michael Azevedo

Office Manager Shelli Porterfield

Program Manager Stacey Vetter

Database Manager Sadie Brown

Administrative Assistant Nicole Hebert

Ceramic Studio Technician Mike Epperly

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Registration ProceduresYou may register for Davis Arts Center classes in the following ways:

1. Register in person at 1919 F Street.

2. Register online at davisartscenter.org/education

3. Mail a completed registration form (found on the back of this catalog) to Davis Arts Center, PO Box 4340, Davis CA 95617.

4. Fax the completed registration form with credit card information to (530) 756-3041.

5. Call (530) 756-4100 to register by telephone. We accept most credit cards, including Discover, MasterCard, Visa and American Express.

All registrations are considered confirmed when payment is received. You will not receive further confirmation. Therefore, it is your responsibility to record all personal registration information to ensure attendance on the correct date and time. You will be notified by phone or by email if a class for which you have registered is postponed or cancelled.

Registration Policies Late FeesDavis Arts Center fees are due in full at the time of registration. Students may not participate unless all fees have been paid. Instructors cannot be paid if fees are outstanding, so please be courteous to your instructor and to Arts Center staff by paying for classes at the start of each session. A $5 administration fee will be charged for each class registration received more than 7 days after the first day of the class.

CancellationsWe urge you to register at least 1 week before the beginning of a class session, since minimum enrollment must be met for classes to be held. When enrollment is below the minimum 5 days prior to the first day of class, there is a strong possibility that the class will be cancelled. We will make every effort to contact registered students in a timely manner if cancellation occurs. If a class is cancelled by the instructor registrants will receive a full refund.

Wait ListsOnce an instructor’s maximum enrollment is reached, names will be placed on a wait list and students will be notified if an opening occurs. Contact the Davis Arts Center office to be added to a wait list.

Refund PolicyAll refunds due to student withdrawal are subject to a $5.00 administration fee. Please be certain that you are able to attend before registering for a class. Registrations are considered final 14 business days before the first class, and no refunds will be given after this time. Davis Arts Center does not pro-rate fees. Exceptions to this policy may be granted only in cases of documented family or medical emergency (see front office staff). Materials fees (if any) will not be refunded and administration fees will apply.

Participation PoliciesDavis Arts Center is not responsible for unattended children on the premises. We do not assume responsibility if your child is dropped off early or picked up late. Please come into the building to confirm that your child gets to class. Davis Arts Center is responsible only for registered students. Parents are responsible for children brought onto the premises who are not registered in our classes.

ScholarshipsA limited number of scholarships for classes are available through the Davis Arts Center Scholarship Fund. Awards are based on demonstrated financial need. Residents of Davis and nearby areas are eligible. Applications are due at least three weeks before the start of the class desired.

Please note: Scholarships can be given to the same family only once per year.

InstructorsDavis Arts Center instructor biographies are available online at davisartscenter.org/education/instructors/. Davis Arts Center instructors are independent contractors and determine their own fees, class size, content and style of instruction. Interested in teaching a class? Submit your proposal online at davisartscenter.org/education/class-proposals/.

MembershipIt is not necessary to be a member of Davis Arts Center in order to take classes; however, membership provides a discount on classes, select workshops and events which will be applied upon registration. (Note: discount may not apply to individual classes or to selected workshops). A membership form is included in this catalog for your convenience.

Davis Arts Center does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, age, or disability in admission to its programs, events, and activities, including its hiring and employment practices.

Davis Arts Center Office and Gallery Hours:Monday-Thursday, 9:30 AM – 7 PM, Friday 9:30 AM – 5 PM,

Saturday 10 AM – 3PM

(530) 756-4100 • (530) 756-3041 Faxe-mail: [email protected] • website: www.davisartscenter.org

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Upcoming Events27th Annual Holiday Sale FundraiserDecember 1-3

Doo Wop Harmony ConcertFebruary 27 and May 15, 7:30 pm

Davis Arts Center Youth Theater Wizard of OzMarch 17 and 18, 7 pm

Snow DropJune 2 and 3, 7 pm

Big Day of Giving24 Hours to Give Where Your Heart IsMay 3

Acme Theatre Production Shakespeare’s Twelfth NightMay 25-28Free show 7 pm

Classical Guitar Concert SeriesTBDCheck davisartscenter.org for details

Teen Acting Do It (The Outsiders Meets The Breakfast Club)April 14, 7 pm and April 15, 4 pm

Tsao Gallery ScheduleStreet Smart Poster ShowDecember 8-21Reception: December 8, 6-9 pm

Debbie Nichols PoulosJan 10-27Reception: January 12, 6-8 pm

Wildlife Art ExhibitFeb 8 - 24, 2018 Reception: California Duck Days Gala, Feb 9, 5:30-7:30p

Elementary Art ExhibitMarch Dates TBD

ACGA: Ceramics in Focus 2018April 6 – 29Receptions: April 13Downtown Annex: April 28-30

Gerald Wooliever Senior Juried Show and Arlynne Crandall High School Art ExhibitMay Dates TBD

WE ARE GRATEFUL TO OUR VOLUNTEERS FOR THEIR SERVICE

ON OUR BEHALFJulie Abbker

Liz Ashwood

Gayle BonDurant

Alan Brattesani

Madeline Brattesani

Lynn Case

Laura Dubcovsky

Brixton Hirsch

Barbetta Lockart

Amin Muhammad

Norma Rice

Sally Ryen

Johanna Savage

Roberta Savage

Niina Strengell

Raven Troglin

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davis arts centerWinter/Spring 2018 Catalog of Classes and Workshops

fiber arts • painting • drawing • design • martial arts • dance • music • drama • writing • yoga • culinary arts • tech arts and more!

multidisciplinary classes for children, teens and adults.

need-based scholarships available.

Register Now

Call 530-756-4100, visit us at 1919 F Street, Davis or online at davisartscenter.org

Not all organizations with access to this distribution network are required to abide by anti-discrimination statutes. Parents are encouraged to contact the activity sponsor directly if they have questions. Davis Arts Center is a non profit.

davis arts centerCatálogo de Cursos y Talleres para invierno y primavera 2018

textiles • pintura • dibujo• diseño • artes marciales • danza • música • teatro • poesía • yoga • arte culinario • arte técnico¡y más!

clases multidisciplinarias para niños, adolescentes y adultos.

becas disponibles de acuerdo a su necesidad.

Inscríbase ahora Llame 530-756-4100, visiteños en 1919 F Street, Davis o en nuestra página web: davisartscenter.orgNo todas las organizaciones con acceso a esta red de distribución están obligadas a obrar de acuerdo a normas anti discriminatorias. Se encarece a los padres que contacten directamente al auspiciador de la actividad si tienen alguna pregunta. Davis Arts Center es una organización sin fines de lucro.

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