Spring Quarter Workshops
April through July
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Good things really do come in small packages! The Gertrude Herbert offers a wide range of
one- and two-day workshops for everyone from toddlers to senior citizens. Special
workshops for adults and youngsters enable students to acquire a new skill or create a
unique art project in just a few hours time. Our very popular family workshops allow
parents and children to spend quality time together while collaborating on seasonal art
activities that all will enjoy. No matter how tight your schedule, we've got just the
class for you! |
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adult
workshops
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EXPLORING WATERMEDIA I
- Lou Ann Zimmerman
2 Saturdays beginning April 19, 2008
9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Member: $135 Non-member $150 |
A: 2, 3, 4
This workshop series will provide students the opportunity to explore several watermedia techniques, thus enriching creative skills. Traditional Japanese and found collage papers incorporated with basic watercolor techniques will add texture and depth to the painting. During the second lesson students will explore the potential of adding masa paper, an inexpensive sumi printmaking paper, to create batik-type effects in watercolor painting. Bring a sack lunch. A supply list will be provided upon registration.
student/instructor ratio: 10 to 1
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HANDWEAVING: HONEYCOMB
- Ulrike Beck
3 Saturdays beginning June 7, 2008
(Class will not meet June 14, 2008)
9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Member: $121.50 Non-member: $135
Supply Fee: $15 |
A, T: 1, 2, 3
Students will complete a finished project while exploring “Honeycomb”, a Scandinavian weave that resembles a bee’s honeycomb. Enjoy learning about the many variations made possible by combining different yarns, use of color and the patterning of cells. This plain weave structure has many applications, to include pillow covers, a bag or a tote. Easy-to-understand handouts will be provided to reinforce what you are learning. All supplies will be provided.
student/instructor ratio: 7 to 1
1 PLU for GA teachers is available; to coordinate please contact GHIA Education Director.
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THE HUMAN FORM AS LANDSCAPE: INK WASH
- Erica Pastecki
2 Tuesdays beginning July 8, 2008
6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Member: $27 Non-member $30
Model Fee: $10 |
A: 2, 3, 4
Come learn the meditative practice that is ink wash painting as you explore the human form. Students will learn to see how curves and twists of the human body can visually transform into a beautiful landscape-like ink painting. A live nude model will present students with longer poses, facilitating the technical requirements of working with a bamboo brush and ink. A supply list will be provided upon registration.
student/instructor ratio: 7 to 1
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EXPLORING
WATERMEDIA II: ACRYLIC ON PAPER
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Lou Ann Zimmerman
Saturday, June 14, 2008
9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Member: $67.50 Non-member $75 |
A: =
Students will explore several techniques including glazing, printing, and lifting to achieve texture and interest in acrylic painting. You’ll discover the potential of acrylic paint, utilizing a technique that yields a transparent surface similar to watercolor painting. Bring a sack lunch. A supply list will be provided upon registration.
student/instructor ratio: 10 to 1
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youth
workshops
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No youth workshops this quarter
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Guide & General Information
| AGES |
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A - Adult |
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T - Teen |
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Y - Youth |
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F - Family |
| CLASS LEVELS |
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1. BEGINNER: Students who require a basic foundation
in the subject or medium. |
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2. ADVANCED BEGINNER: Students with some formal
experience in the subject or medium. |
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3. INTERMEDIATE: Students with moderate formal
experience who are comfortable with the subject or medium. |
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4. ADVANCED: Students with significant formal
experience who are proficient with the subject or medium. |
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= ALL: Open to all skill levels. |
| LOCATION |
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Unless otherwise noted, all studio classes are held in the
Walker-Mackenzie Studio, 509 Fifth Street (directly behind the Gertrude Herbert Institute
of Art’s administrative building and gallery). The facility includes access for
people with disabilities. |
| MATERIALS |
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Unless otherwise noted, students are required to supply some
or all of the materials they will be using. A list of supplies will be mailed upon
registration for such classes. |
| MEMBERS GET
DISCOUNTS! |
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To enjoy discounts on classes, become a member of the
Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art. Individual memberships start at $30; family memberships
are as low as $50. Call the Institute at 706.722.5495 or join during registration. |
| GIFT IDEA! |
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Studio classes and workshops make great gifts! For details on
gift certificates call the Institute at 706.722.5495. |
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