Studio Programs
Fall 2010 Studio Programs
Art Content Standards for Visual Arts Grades K-5
Art Content Standards for Visual Arts Grades 6-8
Art Content Standards for Visual Arts Grades 9-12
Saturday Studio - Every Saturday
Children, ages 5-12, enjoy creating take-home artworks using different techniques and mediums. Studio projects may include mixed media, painting, printmaking, and drawing. Some projects, such as ceramics, will need to be picked up at a later date.
This program develops and strengthens the skills needed to create imaginative projects and render natural forms. Mediums include pencil, colored pencil, pastel, watercolor and acrylic paints.
The ceramics studio program combines all facets of working with clay-- hand skills, design, form, function, painting, and fun. Children explore! All pieces are glazed and fired.
The bones of good design and composition begin with a sound foundation of drawing techniques. Students will develop their two-dimensional vocabulary by working on color theory and using dry mediums.
This class allows students to work with watercolors and/or pastels. Students will explore techniques and develop skills creating still-life studies, landscapes, etc. Bring any materials you have and a materials list will be provided. Previous drawing experience or classes strongly suggested.
This class will focus on painting with oils using various traditional methods. Students will work toward realism, learning techniques used by classical painters. A materials list will be provided on the first day of class.
Classes concentrate on wheel-throwing various forms. Enough clay and glazes are provided for student projects. Additional clay, glazes, tools, and firing fees may be applicable.
Students will learn to sculpt an artwork of their choice; portrait, animal, figure, or fantasy. Emphasis will be on clay construction techniques and creative interpretation. All pieces will be fired.
Class will cover basic design and planning a project, warping, and various weave structures. Floor looms will be used. Tuition includes use of looms during museum studio hours. Basic yarns are included.
Hands-on digital photo class will teach you how to take better photos. Through lectures and photo assignments, you will learn about basic camera operations, shooting techniques, composition, and lighting.
Just got a camera and want to learn the basics? Get an overview in this one-day, crash course.
For amateurs and aspiring pros who want to improve shooting techniques and learn aout digital photo manipulation. Explore digital photography as a creative medium using Photoshop, iPhoto, and other software programs.
