Studio One Fall-Winter 2010-2011

“Growing a new art community!
2010-2011 Fall and Winter Classes

for Children, Teens, and Adults
365 45th Street Oakland, CA 94609

510-597-5027
www.studiooneartcenter.net
Table of Contents
Pages Pages
Ceramics ........................................1, 2, Special Events Calender...................................15
Sculpture ..........................................3 Life & Figure Drawing.................................... 16
Glass Fusing ......................................4 Drawing...................................................17, 18
Stained Glass ......................................5 Painting...............................................19
Collage and Glass.................................5 Mixed Media ..................................................20
Beadmaking..................................6 Airbrush.................................................20
Jewelry.........................................7 Body Painting................................................20
Doll Making.........................................8 Dance......................................................20, 21
Card Making.......................................8 Yoga............................................................21
Flower Arts.........................................8 Dance.......................................................21
SilkScreen..........................................8 Youth Dance..................................................21
Mixed Media.......................................8 Youth Ceramics..............................................24
Literary Arts.......................................9 Adult Youth Collective......................................24
Wine................................................9 Kid’s Art..................................................24, 25
Culinary Arts.....................................10 Teen Art......................................................24
Youth Drama....................................11 Youth Cooking...............................................27
Drama..........................................11 Youth Sports.................................................26
Drigital Arts......................................12 Hoilday Break Art Camp...................................26
Photography ....................................13 Instructor’s Biographies...................28,29,30,31
Facility Rentals
Celebrate your next event at Studio One Art Center. We offer a variety of rooms for rent in our newly renovated landmark building. Built in 1894 as a home
for children, and renovated in 2008, Studio One is a state of the art fine arts facility. One may choose to rent craft rooms, halls, the courtyard, the theater, and
can even add our kitchen onto the rental for an additional fee. Which room would fit the event you are envisioning? Capacity : Craft Rooms: 40 people, Great
Hall & Upper Hall: 63 people, Theater: 187 People
Facility rentals require a refundable deposit.
Please visit our website for an application, list of fees, permit information, and City of Oakland rental policies.
Go to www.oaklandnet.com/parks/programs
to check for updates on current class schedules
**S/T fee= seniors and teen
Studio One Art Center will be closed on the following Mandatory Shut Down days :
10/11, 11/11, 11/12, 11/25, 11/26, 11/29, 12/24
Closed at 5:00 PM on the following days: 11/12, 11/23, 11/24
Closed for all adult classes but open for Children’s Camp only the 12/27-12/30
All of the above closures is reflected in reduced fees in this Program Guide.
*Pre registration required for all classes.

We need a minimum or 8 participants for the class to run.
Fall session 9/13/2010 thur 10/30/2010

Holiday session 11/8/10 thur 12/18/2010
Winter session 1/10/2011 thur 3/5/2011
ADULT CLASSES
Ceramics classes are held workshop style, so if you have any ideas you have been thinking over, now would be the time to express them in clay.
We will utilize our facility to the max, from the pottery wheel to hand-building to extruding, and even slab rolling to create reliefs. Fees cover
the cost of your first bag of clay. It is important to attend the first class, where safety procedures and a material list will be discussed
Ceramic Workshop for Ceramics Section A

Instructor: R. Johnson Code: 52609.201
Intermediate and Advanced Potters. Day: Monday Dates: 9/13-10/25 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
Improve your skills, and learn to make composite pots, high, Resident Fee: $155.00 Non Resident Fee: $186.00 S/T Fee: $134.00
flat, oval & asymmetrical shapes. (Teapots, lids, handles, etc.) Ceramics Section B
The teacher provides an individual help and advice to expand Instructor: B. Soltys Code:52609.202
students’ skills. Students for this class must be able to throw a Day: Tuesday Dates: 9/14-10/26 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
cylinder 6”high Resident Fee: $165.00 Non Resident Fee:$198.00 S/T Fee: $143.00
Instructor: B. Soltys Code: 52609.211 Ceramics Section C
Day: Tuesday Dates: 11/9-12/14 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm Instructor: D. Cockrell Code: 52609.203
Resident Fee: $150.00 Non Resident Fee: $168.00 S/T Fee: $125.00 Day: Wednesday Dates: 9/15-10/27 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
Fall
Resident Fee: $165.00 Non Resident Fee:$198.00 S/T Fee: $143.00
Ceramics Section D
Pit Fired Clay Workshop

Instructor: Saadi Shapiro Code: 52609.204
Day: Wednesday Dates: 9/15-10/27 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
In this class on the first meeting September 25 you will make a Resident Fee: $165.00 Non Resident Fee:$198.00 S/T Fee: $143.00
simple clay vessel or small mask. Students will learn how to create Ceramics Section E
a burnished finish using iron slip. On October 23rd the students will Instructor: K. Kelley Code: 52609.205
meet at Studio One Art Center at 10 am to pick up pieces and Day: Thursday Dates: 9/16-10/28 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
then cara van to a location that has yet to be determined to fire Resident Fee: $165.00 Non Resident Fee:$198.00 S/T Fee: $143.00
the pieces on the beach using a variety of dry seaweed for special
effects. Every participant is expected to bring fire wood. Family
and Friends are welcome on the day of firing. Please bring food
Ceramics Section B
to share. The Second part of this class takes place a Point Reyes
Instructor: D. Cockrell Code: 52609.212
on October 23rd. Meet here at Studio One at 10:00am to drive Day: Wednesday Dates: Dates: 11/10-12/15 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
there. Bring fire wood and food to share. Resident Fee: $140.00 Non Resident Fee: $168.00 S/T Fee: $125.00
Instructor: B. Soltys Code: 52609.217
Ceramics Section C
Holiday
Day: Tuesday Dates: 9/25 &10/23 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
Resident Fee: $75.00 Non Resident Fee: $90.00 S/T Fee: $68.00 Instructor: Saadi Shapiro Code: 52609.213
Day: Wednesday Dates: Dates: 11/10-12/15 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
Resident Fee: $140.00 Non Resident Fee: $168.00 S/T Fee: $125.00
Ceramics Section A Ceramics Section D

Instructor: R. Johnson Code: 52609.210 Instructor: K. Kelley Code: 52609.214
Day: Monday Dates: 11/8-12/16 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm Day: Thursday Dates: 11/18-12/16 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
Resident Fee: $140.00 Non Resident Fee: $168.00 S/T Fee: $125.00 Resident Fee: $130.00 Non Resident Fee:$156.00 S/T Fee: $116.00
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Tile Workshop Winter Ceramic Classes
Ceramics classes are held
Why not enjoy making what you’d like as ceramic Ceramics Section A
tiles. The colors, patterns, even the shapes are up workshop style, so if you
have any ideas you have Instructor: R. Johnson Code: 52609.301
to you. The size can range from 4 ½ “ Sq. to no Day: Monday Dates: 1/10-2/28 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
more than 6” in any dimension. There is a durabil- been thinking over, now
would be the time to Resident Fee: $180.00 Non Resident Fee: $216.00 S/T Fee: $152.00
ity of clay tiles that allow for mounting indoors or
express them in clay. We Ceramics Section B
outdoors, with the proper sealant. Your finished
will utilize our facility to Instructor: B. Soltys Code: 52609.302
tiles can be cleaned with any household non-
the max, from the pottery Day: Tues Dates: 1/11-3/1 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
abrasive cleaner and a soft cloth or sponge.
wheel to hand-building to Resident Fee: $180.00 Non Resident Fee: $216.00 S/T Fee: $152.00
Instructor: B. Soltys Code: 52609.218 extruding, and Ceramics Section C
Day: Tuesday Dates: 11/13 even slab rolling Instructor: D. Cockrell Code: 52609.303
Times: 10:00am-4:00pm Resident Fee: $50.00 to create reliefs. Day: Wednesday Dates: 1/12-3/2 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
Non Resident Fee: $60.00 S/T Fee: $45.00 Fees cover the Resident Fee: $180.00 Non Resident Fee: $216.00 S/T Fee: $152.00
cost of your first
Ceramics Section D
bag of clay. It
Glaze Workshop is important to
Instructor: Saadi Shapiro
Day: Wednesday Dates: 1/12-3/2
Code: 52609.303
Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
attend the first
This free workshop is to prepare for Resident Fee: $180.00 Non Resident Fee: $216.00 S/T Fee: $152.00
class, where
our Holiday Pottery and Craft sale. All Ceramics Section E
safety proce-
pieces will be sold at the craft sale. Instructor: K. Kelley Code: 52609.105
dures and a
Instructor: B. Soltys Code: 52609.330 material list will be Day: Thursday Dates: 1/13-3/3 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
Day: Tuesday Dates: 12/4 discussed. Resident Fee: $180.00 Non Resident Fee :$216.00 S/T Fee: $152.00
Times: 11:00am-6:00 pm Free
Ceramics Lab Section A

Ceramic Lab Participants who don’t need instructions
are welcome to work on their projects. The
monitor is
Instructor: Monitor Code: 52609.206 present only to ensure things are set-up and
Day: Friday Dates: 9/17-10/29 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm returned at the end of class. It is important
Resident Fee: $115.00 Non Resident Fee:$138.00 S/T Fee: $115.00 to follow any directions stated or posted and
Fall
behave respectfully and respect each other’s

Ceramics Lab Section B artwork. Only Studio One’s stock of clay is
Instructor: Monitor No class 9/25 Code: 52609.207 permitted to be kiln fired.
Day: Saturday Dates: 9/18-10/30 Times: 1:30pm-4:30pm
Winter
Holiday

Instructor:
CeramicsMonitor Code: 52609.306
Instructor: Monitor No class 11/12 Code: 52609.215 Lab Section B
Day: FridayMonitor
Instructor: Dates: 1/14-3/4 Times: Code:
9:30am-12:30pm
52609.307
Day: Friday Dates: 11/19-12/17 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
Resident Fee: $130.00 Non
Day: Saturday Dates:Resident Fee:$156.00
1/15-3/5 Times:S/T Fee: $130.00
1:30pm-4:30pm
Ceramics Handbuilding for Adults

Learn to handbuild by combining a variety of techniques, such as pinching, coiling and slab construction. Experienced students
will sharpen their skills and enjoy the opportunity to explore larger, more difficult forms. The fundamentals of surface will also be
covered. All skill levels welcome! Come to class and leave feeling accomplished! Fees cover the cost of one bag of clay.
Instructor: P. Ackley Code: 52609.208
Fall
Day: Tuesday Dates: 9/14-10/26 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm Instructor: P. Ackley

Winter
Code: 52609.308
Resident Fee: $165.00 Non Resident Fee:$198.00 S/T Fee: $143.00 Day: Tuesday Dates: 1/4-3/1 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
Holiday
Day: Tuesday Dates:11/9-12/14 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
Sculptures by Darren Cockrell
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ADULT CLASSES
Make your own UDU DRUM!

Originating in Central and Southern Nigeria, the ceramic Udu drum has been
around for centuries. The name comes from the Ibo tribe of Nigeria and
translates as the word “pot.” This “pot” is easy to make, using a mold and coil
hand building techniques.
Instructor: K. Kelley Code: 52609.216

Sculptures by Carol Tazier Day: Saturday Dates: 11/20-12/18 Times: 1:30pm-4:30pm
Holiday
The Figure Studio

This is a traditional fine
arts class that incorporates drawing
Sculpture
and sculpture. As a student, you may
choose a trajectory of drawing, sculp-
ture, or both! We will learn to develop
the three-dimensional figure as an
image, while refining our knowledge
Life Sculpture Workshop: of the two-dimensional image via
Head and Figure multi-dimensional examinations. The
class will work with a live model. Each
This is an introductory class on the basics of mold making. Molds are used
class will meet twice per week on
to make replicas of original art work, as well as reproductions of
Tuesday evenings and/or Saturday
commercial objects. This class will discuss the variety of options in
afternoons. Students can choose one
materials for mold making. We will focus on a two part molds. We will
day to fit their schedules or they can
use plaster as the mold material and the replica will be made of clay. All
register for both days for twice the
materials are included for class. You will be amazed at the possibilities! Sculptures by Jiajun Lu
studio time.
Instructor: Jiajun Lu For 1 days a week Code: 52641.201
For 2 days a week Code: 52641.202
Instructor: Carol Tazier Code: 52641.203
Fall
Day: Tuesday Dates: 9/14-10/30 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
Day: Monday Dates: 9/13-10/25 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
Resident Fee:$185.00 Non Resident Fee:$222.00 S/T Fee: $167.00 1 day fee: Resident Fee:$200.00 Non Resident Fee:$240.00 S/T Fee: $181.00
2 day fee: Resident Fee:$325.00 Non Resident Fee:$390.00 S/T Fee: $293.00

Holiday
Instructor: Carol Tazier Code: 52641.210 For 2 days a week Code: 52641.212
Day: Monday Dates: 11/8-12/13 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm Day: Tuesday Dates: 11/9-12/18 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
Resident Fee:$170.00 Non Resident Fee:$204.00 S/T Fee: $153.00 Day: Saturday Dates: 11/13-12/18 Times: 1:30pm-4:30pm

Winter
For 2 days a week Code: 52641.302

Instructor: Carol Tazier Code: 52641.303
Day: Monday Dates: 1/10-2/28 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
Resident Fee:$220.00 Non Resident Fee:$264.00 S/T Fee: $195.00 1 day fee: Resident Fee:$220.00 Non Resident Fee:$192.00 S/T Fee: $137.00
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Glass
Fusing & Slumping Glass
This class is an introduction to the wonderful world of kiln-formed glass. Layers of compat-
ible glass are fused together to create artistic objects including jewelry, tiles and picture
frames. Glass can also be slumped into or over molds to create barrettes, small plates,
and votive candleholders. Glass cutting, compatibility testing, use of “frits” (crushed
glass) and metal inclusions are among the techniques presented in addition to
information on the use of kilns and firing processes. More advanced projects will be
Fused glass piece is by Janet Hiebert
available to continuing students. A supply list will be given out at the first class meeting.
Fusing & Slumping Glass Section A

Fused Glass Gifts
Holiday Class
Fall
Instructor: J. Hiebert Code: 52603.201

Day: Tuesday Dates: 9/14-10/26 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
In this workshop students will be able to complete Resident Fee: $130.00 Non Resident Fee:$156.00 S/T Fee: $108.00
Fall
three fused glass projects suitable for holiday gifts.
Fusing & Slumping Glass Section B
We will re-cycle scrap fusible glass into ornaments, pic- Instructor: R. Lieb Code: 52603.202
ture frames and mosaic sun catchers that will be kiln Day: Wednesday Dates: 9/15-10/27 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
Holiday
fired. A materials list will be given on first day of class. Resident Fee: $130.00 Non Resident Fee:$156.00 S/T Fee: $108.00
Special
Instructor: J. Hiebert Code: 52603.220

Day: Tuesday Dates: 11/9-12/14 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm Fusing & Slumping Glass
Holiday
Resident Fee: $130.00 Non Resident Fee:$156.00 S/T Fee: $115.00 Instructor: R. Lieb Code: 52603.312
Fusing & Slumping Glass Section A Fusing & Slumping Glass Section B
Winter
Instructor: J. Hiebert Code: 52603.301 Instructor: R. Lieb Code: 52603.302

Day: Tuesday Dates: 1/11-3/1 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm Day: Wednesday Dates: 1/12-3/2 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
Resident Fee: $140.00 Non Resident Fee:$168.00 S/T Fee: $117.00 Resident Fee: $140.00 Non Resident Fee:$168.00 S/T Fee: $117.00
Glass Fusing and Slumping Lab

You must be well versed on the process of fabricating glass pieces, the proper use and care of molds for slumping, and have taken 3 or more
quarters of Glass Fusing and Slumping at Studio One. Or you can substantiate your skill and knowledge with the glass coordinator before the
first Lab session. Safety procedures on how to operate a kiln is also important because the monitor does not offer instructions. You must have
your own glass & tools. Please, no production work and there is no storage.
Instructor: Monitor Code: 52603.204 Instructor: Monitor Code: 52603.205

Day: Monday Dates: 9/13-10/25 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm Day: Saturday Dates: 9/18-10/30 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
No class 10/11 No class 10/9

Instructor: Monitor Code: 52603.303 Instructor: Monitor No class 2/5 Code: 52603.312
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Fused glass piece is by Reddy Lieb. Check out her website at reddylieb.com
Recycled Glass
Special Holiday Class

Learn how to fuse glass into bowls and jewelry from recycled glass. Work
with tempered glass (bus stop glass) and make bowls or small cast pieces.
Experiment with compatible powders, frits, confetti and metal inclusions and
decals to express yourself artistically.
Instructor: R. Lieb Code: 52603.224
Collage and Glass Workshop

Learn how to create decorative and expressive glass panels, jewelry or sculpture using stained glass techniques to frame handmade art work.
We will work with collage materials such as rice paper, gold leaf, magazine images, photographs on acetate, thin metal, paints, pencils, and
markers to create the collage. You will advance to sandwich the work between glass and Instructor: R. Lieb Code: 52603.207
frame it using copper foil techniques. We will work on various themes to create collages and Day: Saturday Dates: 10/9 Times: 9:30am-3:30pm
construct a masterpiece. Beginners and intermediate students welcome. Resident Fee: $80.00 Non Resident Fee:$96.00 S/T Fee: $72.00
Stained Glass
Capture the beauty of light passing through colored glass by creating a stained glass panel. A brief review of the history of stained glass is
presented to show the vast possibilities of the use of glass art. This class will include both the traditional leaded technique as well as the
“Tiffany” method of copper foil. Instruction is offered in glass cutting, leading, foiling, soldering, puttying and use of patina; students will be
able to complete a panel of approximately one square foot in size. A supply list will be given out at the first class meeting.
Instructor: J. Hiebert Code: 52603.203 Instructor: J. Hiebert Code: 52603.304

Day: Wednesday Dates: 9/15-10/27 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm Day: Wednesday Dates: 1/12-3/2 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
Stained Glass Lab

Participants who don’t need instructions are welcome to work on their individ-
ual projects. A lab monitor is present for set-up/break-down and to ensure lab
safety. You must have taken Stained Glass class for 3 sessions. New participants
who have extensive knowledge of the safety and prep procedure can meet with
the Glass Coordinator to waive the requirements. Once in the lab, it is important
to follow any directions stated, posted, and respect other students artwork.
There is no storage space. You must provide your own glass. There are Studio
One stock tools.
Instructor: Monitor Code: 52603.206
Day: Thursday Dates: 9/16-10/28 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm


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“Flash” Flamework
Glass Beads Workshop
Come learn the ancient art of Flamework Glass Bead Making. In this special short format workshop,
Beads by Harlan Simon learn on Oxy/ Propane torches how to make beautiful fine Italian glass into basic beads. People who
have prior bead working experience are welcome. Arrive ASAP afterwork!
Glass Bead-making Workshop Section A Glass Bead making-Workshop Section B

Instructor: H. Simon Code: 52603.208 Instructor: H. Simon Code: 52603.210
Day: Thursday Dates: 9/23/2010 Times: 5:00pm-9:00pm Day: Thursday Dates: 10/21/2010 Times: 5:00pm-9:00pm
Resident Fee: $55.00 Non Resident Fee: $62.00 S/T Fee: $52.00 Resident Fee: $55.00 Non Resident Fee: $62.00 S/T Fee: $52.00
Glass Bead-making Workshop Section C Glass Bead-making Workshop Section D

Glass Bead-making Workshop Section I Glass Bead-making Workshop Section J

Flamework Glass Bead-making Workshop

Novices and the experienced, come embellish your skills of Flamework Glass Bead making with master bead maker Harlan Simon. He’ll share the
techniques of this ancient craft that pre-dates glass blowing. Enjoy clean burning Oxy Propane torches, to manipulate beautiful Italian 104 COE
glass cane into basic bead shapes. Time permitting, you’ll progress to adding dots, casing, etc.
Glass Bead-making Workshop Section E Glass Bead-making Workshop Section F

Day: Friday Dates: 9/24/2010 Times: 9:30am-5:00 pm Day: Friday Dates: 10/22/2010 Times: 9:30am-5:00 pm
Glass Bead-making Workshop Section G Glass Bead-making Workshop Section H

Day: Friday Dates: 11/19/2010 Times: 9:30am-5:00 pm Day: Friday Dates: 12/17/2010 Times: 9:30am-5:00 pm
Glass Bead-making Workshop Section G

Glass Bead-making Workshop Section K
Instructor: H. Simon Code: 52603.308
Day: Saturday Dates: 2/5/2011 Times: 9:30am-5:00 pm
Day: Friday Dates: 2/4/2011 Times: 9:30am-5:00 pm
Glass Bead-making Workshop Section L
Day: Friday Dates: 2/25/2011 Times:9:30am-5:00 pm
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ADULT CLASSES
Metal Jewelry Design Jewelry Casting
This class emphasizes building basic/intermediate knowledge of
jewelry design and construction. Beginning students will design their (Beg-Int) and Fabrication (Int)
own jewelry and construct their design pieces using the fundamental The emphasis in this class, for all beginning students,
techniques of soldering, sawing, filing, finishing, and basic bezel setting. will be casting. Students will learn all phases of lost-wax
Lectures, demonstrations, and handouts will provide the basis of any centrifugal casting (wax work, investing, casting, and
techniques needed. Intermediate students will progress through more metal finishing). Except for the casting metal, most
Jewelry
advanced techniques (forging, cold connections, etching, etc). Jewelry tools and supplies are provided. The first class is very
will be made from metal sheet and wire. Brass and copper, and tools are important for beginners. Note: Continuing (intermedi-
provided. New students need to attend the first class for a safety ate) students may also fabricate if they already have
discussion and a materials list. basic knowledge of that technique.
Metal Jewelry Design Section A Instructor: K. Ehrhardt Code: 52628.201
Instructor: A.Stillman Code: 52628.204 Day: Wednesday Dates: 9/15-10/27 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
Day: Saturday Dates: 9/18-10/30 Times: 1:30pm-4:30pm Resident Fee: $140.00 Non Resident Fee:$168.00 S/T Fee: $118.00
Metal Jewelry Design Section B
Instructor: K. Ehrhardt Code: 52628.202 Chain-Making
Fall
Day: Thursday Dates: 9/16-10/28 Times: 1:30pm-4:30pm

Resident Fee: $140.00 Non Resident Fee: $168.00 S/T Fee: $118.00 Workshop
Metal Jewelry Design Section C This workshop will first demonstrate and discuss chain-
Instructor: A. Stillman Code: 52628.203 making techniques in general, with particular emphasis
Day: Tuesday Dates: 9/14-10/26 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm on the classical loop-in-loop varieties. Students will make
Resident Fee: $140.00 Non Resident Fee: $168.00 S/T Fee: $118.00 small lengths of sample chains, and there will be some
time to work on the chain of your choice. Copper wire is
Metal Jewelry Design Section D provided for sample chains.
Instructor: A. Stillman Code: 52628.207
Day: Tuesday Dates: 11/9-12/14 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm Instructor: K. Ehrhardt Code: 52628.206
Resident Fee: $115.00 Non Resident Fee:$138.00 S/T Fee: $100.00 Day: Monday Dates: 11/22-12/13 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
Holiday

Metal Jewelry Design Section E
Instructor: A. Stillman
Day: Saturday Dates: 11/13-12/18
Code: 52628.208
Times: 1:30pm-4:30pm Metal Jewelry Lab
Resident Fee: $115.00 Non Resident Fee:$138.00 S/T Fee: $100.00 Volunteers monitor the lab. In order to participate in the labs
students must know safety procedures. Students must have
taken 3 or more quarters of Metal classes at Studio One or have
Metal Jewelry Design Section F
equivalent proficiency. No storage space is available. Studio One
Instructor: A. Stillman Code: 52628.301
facilities can not be used for production work.
Metal Jewelry Design Section G
Day: Tuesday Dates: 9/14-10/26 Times: 9:30am-4:30pm
Instructor: K. Ehrhardt Code: 52628.302
Winter
Metal Jewelry Design Section H

Instructor: K. Ehrhardt Code: 52628.303 Day: Tuesday Dates: 11/9-12/14 Times: 9:30am-4:30pm
Day: Thursday Dates: 1/13-3/3 Times: 1:30pm-4:30pm Resident Fee: $50.00 Non Resident Fee:$60.00 S/T Fee: $50.00
Metal Jewelry Design Section I Instructor: Monitor Code: 52628.305
Instructor: A. Stillman Code: 52628.304 Day: Tuesday Dates: 1/11-3/1 Times: 9:30am-4:30pm
Resident Fee: $150.00 Non Resident Fee: $180.00 S/T Fee: $127.00 Resident Fee: $80.00 Non Resident Fee:$96.00 S/T Fee: $78.00
Necklace by Karen Erhardt

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Traditional Arts Holiday Designs and More
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Learn to create your own holiday décor using your own vision and product.
Doll Making Learn the skills of a professional to make your next event spectacular. If you
have a specific design idea in mind this is the class for you. Laura Gibson has
Workshop over a decade of experience creating every type of design style from contempo-
rary to traditional and every thing in between. Bring all questions of ideas on
This is a unique, highly detailed, one of a kind,
interior and exterior concepts
entirely hand made doll! In this class you will sculpt
hands, head and feet, create skeletal armature, Instructor: L.Gibson Code: 52642.201
assemble bodies, create and sew costumes and finally Day: Tuesday Dates: 11/9-12/14 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
add hair jewels all the fun details! I will demonstrate Resident Fee: $135.00 Non Resident Fee: $162.00 S/T Fee: $120.00
many methods and materials. A supply list will be
akak
given at the 1st class. Come prepared to go Beyond
Barbie!
Day: Wed & Thurs. Times: 6:30pm-9:00pm
Dates: 9/13, 9/14, 9/29, 9/30, 10/6, 10/7
Dia De Los Muertos
Resident Fee: $140.00 Non Resident Fee:$168.00 Sugar Skull Workshop
S/T Fee: $125.00 Dolls by Phoebe Ackley Learn to create Calaveras, for the day of the dead celebration. Design your own
beautiful. Sugar Skulls from scratch. Bring your imagination, ideas and any
accessories you like to personalize your Sugar Skulls.
Instructor: L.Gibson Code: 52604.203
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Day: Saturday Dates:10/16/2010 Times: 11:00am3:000pm
Dia De Los Muertos

Minature Alter
In this short workshop you will learn to build a small personalized
alter for the Dia De Los Muertos celebration. Learn the history of this
Silk Screening Basics tradition in a fun creative environment. Bring any personal items
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We will learn the basics of silk screening using traditional screens and you would like included in your piece. Some supporting materials
contact paper, while printing on fabric and paper. will be provided.
Instructor: A. Aswald Code: 52637.332 Instructor: L.Gibson Code: 52604.204
Day: Saturday Dates: 1/15-3/5 Times: 10:30pm-12:30pm Day: Saturday Dates:10/23/2010 Times: 11:00am3:000pm
Beginning Flower Arranging

Always wanted to improve your flower arranging skills? Wanted to pick up some extra money using your creativ-
ity? Would you like to contribute your skills to your church?
Instructor: K. Kelley Code: 52604.202 Day: Tuesday Dates: 11/9-12/14

Holiday
Times: 7:00pm-9:00pm Resident Fee: $115.00 Non Resident Fee: $138.00 S/T Fee: $105.00
Instructor: K. Kelley Code: 52604.301 Day: Tuesday Dates: 1/11-3/1

Winter
Times: 7:00pm-9:00pm Resident Fee: $150.00 Non Resident Fee: $180.00 S/T Fee: $133.00
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Literary Arts
Poetry Reading Series
Wine Education
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http://studioonereadingseries.blogspot.com/ THE PHILOSOPHY OF
This event happens on first Fridays from 7:00pm to 9:30pm at Studio One
Art Center as a part of Art Murmur. The series invites local and national WINE: An Introduction
poets to read their work, pairing established and emerging poets with a What do we talk about when we talk about wine? The essential
local musician or film artist. Visit the blog to read interviews with visiting
agenda of the course is to orient and redirect us back to the
writers, check out upcoming events, sign-up for the mailing list and see
what the series has in store for 2010-2011. wider world of language through the physical experience of
tasting and drinking wine. This will be achieved through
Instructor: S. Mumolo Donation
Day: First Friday Times: 7:00pm-9:30pm
readings, discussions, and, of course, centrally; tasting wine.
This class will direct us back to the body and the mind; no
problem. This course aims to establish a practical bridge
Poetry Workshop between the wines we drink and the language and thinking we
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use in our lives outside of drinking wine. The goal is twofold:
Each class we will read contemporary poetry and complete writing
to achieve a greater understanding of specific wines – and
experiments for each class. Each experiment will focus on disarming
by extension, all wine – and to grow into deeper and more
our comfortable approaches and uses of language. Our class will
fulfilling lives through detailed analysis and the thoughtful
also have a blog as a way for us to keep our interactions dynamic
application of language. Each session will mix information &
throughout the week.
insight as well as analysis & creativity in an effort to better
Instructor: S. Mumolo Code: 52630.201 understand how we come to fix language to, in the words of
Day: Monday Times:7:00pm-9:00pm Dates: 11/8-12/6 Joan Didion, “the phantasmagoria of waking life.” You must
Resident Fee: $68.00 Non Resident Fee: $82.00 S. Fee: $61.00 be 21 to participate in this class.
Creative Writing Instructor: C.Arnold Times: 6:00pm-8:00pm Code: 52612.203
Day: Wednesday Dates: 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, & 10/13
for Performance Resident Fee: $115.00 Non Resident Fee: $138.00
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Instructor will lead students through a series of exercises that explore
fictional narrative. These exercises and culminating project will lead into a
final performance where the in progress work is shared with invited family
and friends. Through exploring aspects of storytelling and loose dramatic
structure, students will create and write their own scripts or monologues as
well as perform the work from their playwriting peers.
Fall Session:
Instructor: L. Sherman Code: 52616.201
Day: Monday Times: 5:30pm-7:30pm Dates: 9/14-10/26
Winter Session:
Day: Monday Times: 5:30pm-7:30pm Dates: 9/14-10/26
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Resident Fee: $100.00 Non Resident Fee: $168.00 S/T Fee:$90.00
Children’s Creative Writing Photos by Carolyn Moore

for Performance- Wine & LiteraturE:
Fractured Fairy Tales
Through a series of theatre games and exercises, students create their own An Exploration of
characters and explore the components of a fairy tale and heroes and villains.
Students create their own Fairy Tale characters and story in collaboration
with other students to create a culminating theatrical piece to be performed
Spirit and Inspiration
for family and friends. In the process of the workshop, we utilize storytelling In this class we’ll read and enjoy great works of literature that focus on
techniques, use of dramatic structure, and creation of character. The students inspiration, imagination, and of course, the grape. This will also be a writing
are empowered through performing work that comes from their own workshop and a wine course! We’ll appreciate wine as pleasure and as
imagination and creative process. literary inspiration, and learn why a well-structured wine is the perfect
Fall Session: complement to a well-structured piece of writing—and why both are so
Instructor: L. Sherman Code: 32616.202 intoxicating. You must be 21 to participate in this class.
Day: Tuesday Times: 4:00pm-5:00pm Dates: 9/14-10/26
Resident Fee: $105.00 Non Resident Fee: $126.00 Ages: 7 to 12 years
Instructor: C.Arnold & K.Addonizio Code: 52612.203
Winter Session: Day: Wednesday Times:6:00pm-8:00pm Dates: 10/27/10
Resident Fee: $60.00 Non Resident Fee: $72.00
Day: Tuesday Times: 4:00pm-5:00pm Dates: 1/11-3/1
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Culinary Arts
Culinary Appitizer Mixer
Enjoy an exciting competitive hands-on appetizer party. Four teams
of five will go head-to-head to produce the winning dish. Participants
will learn learn how to create 5 appetizers in a fun environment.
Everyone’s a winner in this food competition class, so meet some new
friends and network or meet your next business associate. Space is lim-
ited preregistation required. You must be 21 to participate in this class.
Instructor: T. Hurlow Code: 52612.201

Day: Friday Dates: 10/16/2010 Times: 6:00pm-9:00pm
Resident Fee: $55.00 Non Resident Fee: $66.00 S. Fee: $55.00
Fall
Holiday
Cooking with
Chef D
This is the ideal 6 weeks hands-on cooking series for new cooks
with Chef Donald J. Smith! We begin with Knife Skills and
move on to sautéing, roasting, braising, poaching, pan & classic
sauces and variations and stocks. We focus on technique the how’s
and why’s of cooking rather than just the doing, so you’ll become
more comfortable with food in general, and will ultimately be
able to cook without a cookbook, because you’ll understand the
foods and cooking methods used to cook. You must be 21 to
participate in this class.
Instructor: D. Smith Code: 52612.204

Day: Tuesday Dates: 9/21-10/26 Times: 3:45 pm-5:15 pm
Instructor: : D. Smith Code: 52612.302
Day: Tuesday Dates: 1/25-3/1 Times: 3:45 pm-5:15 pm
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Children and Adults
Acting for the
Theatre-Children ages 7-11 D r a m a
Students learn aspects of theatre, character development, and basic
elements of the theatre and performance through a series of theatre
games and exercises. They create a character monologue or scene to
be performed for a culminating performance for family and friends.
Students are encouraged to build valuable communication and col-
laborative skills and further develop their unique creative voice.

Day: Monday Dates: 9/13-10/25 Times: 3:45pm-4:45pm
Resident Fee: $90.00 Non Resident Fee: $108.00 Ages: 7-11 years


Acting for the Theatre for
Day: Monday Dates: 1/10-2/28 Times: 3:45pm-4:45pm Ages 15-18
Resident Fee: $120.00 Non Resident Fee: $144.00 Ages: 7-11 years In this course we will study the use of the body, voice, and
improvisation in the creation of character. We will use
Improve Theater exercises to explore what it means to work in an ensemble,
stay truthful in moment-to-moment acting, and learn the
This class will provide students with the opportunity to develop and basic elements of the craft of acting using fundamental acting
create an original script through improve theater. Students will learn technique and scene study as starting points.
fundamentals of theater including stage blocking, body movement,
voice and facial expressions. The final performance date will be Instructor: L. Sherman Code: 42616.201
Fall
determined at a later date.
Instructor: D. Calderon Code: 32616.203 Instructor: L. Sherman Code: 42616.202
Holiday
Day: Friday Dates: 9/24-12/17 Times: 4:00pm-5:30pm Day: Monday Dates: 11/8-12/13 Times: 5:00pm-7:00pm
Resident Fee: $175.00 Non Resident Fee: $210.00 Ages: 8 to 18 Resident Fee: $75.00 Non Resident Fee: $90.00 Ages: 15-18 years
Instructor: D. Calderon Code: 32616.303 Instructor: L. Sherman Code: 42616.302
Winter
Day: Friday Dates: 1/14-3/18 Times: 4:00pm-5:30pm Day: Monday Dates: 1/10-2/28 Times: 5:00pm-7:00pm
Resident Fee: $175.00 Non Resident Fee: $210.00 Ages: 8 to 18 Resident Fee: $120.00 Non Resident Fee: $144.00 Ages: 15-18 years
Drama Fun Acting for the Theatre for Adults

Strong imaginations and outgoing kids are wanted for this super
In this course we will study the use of the body, voice, and improvisation in the creation
adventurous class where the Studio courtyard is our stage and the
of character. We will use exercises to explore what it means to work in an ensemble, stay
sunshine is our audience. We’ll act out our favorite movies and write our
truthful in moment-to-moment acting, and learn the basic elements of the craft of acting
own scripts using our favorite television and movie shows as guides, and
using fundamental acting technique and scene study as starting points.
put together a short comedy play for our Studio One friends and familly!
Instructor: J. Inez Ward Code: 22616.201 Instructor: L. Sherman Code: 52616.202

Day: Wednesday Dates: 11/15-10/27 Times: 4:00pm-6:00pm Day: Tuesday Dates:9/15-10/27 Times: 7:00pm-9:00pm
Fall
Resident Fee: $105.00 Non Resident Fee: $126.00 Ages: 7 to 15 years Resident Fee: $140.00 Non Resident Fee: $168.00 S/T Fee $126.00
Holiday
Day: Wednesday Dates: 11/10-12/15 Times: 4:00pm-6:00pm Day: Tuesday Dates:11/8-12/14 Times: 7:00pm-9:00pm
Resident Fee: $75.00 Non Resident Fee: $90.00 Ages: 7 to 15 years Resident Fee: $100.00 Non Resident Fee: $120.00 S/T Fee: $90.00

Winter
Day: Wednesday Dates: 1/12-3/2 Times: 4:00pm-6:00pm Day: Tuesday Dates: 1/11-3/1 Times: 7:00pm-9:00pm
Resident Fee: $120.00 Non Resident Fee: $144.00 Ages: 7 to 15 years Resident Fee: $160.00 Non Resident Fee: $192.00 S/T Fee: $144.00
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Digital Arts
Digital Photography and the Internet
Having trouble getting your digital camera to give you the results you want? Learn all the features and controls of your digital
camera. We’ll discuss making better creative decisions, how to control lighting, movment and flash. Basic image editing soft-
ware will be discussed. Bring your camera manual and questions to class for individual help. You’ll learn to create a web presence
including printing online, a Blog, and a Web Gallery using free tools available on the Internet. The Blog and Gallery you
create are yours to keep and use. You’ll also learn to add images to both and how to maintain your site. If you have alap-
top or if you prefer to learn on your own laptop please bring to class. Our new lab is a Macintosh Lab.
Instructor: C. Moore Day: Thursday Dates: 10/14-10/28 Times: 6:00pm-9:00pm

Resident Fee: $100.00 Non Resident Fee: $120.00 S/T Fee: $86.00 Code: 52638.202
Instructor: C. Moore Day: Thursday Dates: 2/10-3/3 Times: 6:00pm-9:00pm

Resident Fee: $100.00 Non Resident Fee: $120.00 S/T Fee: $86.00 Code: 52638.301
All art work on these pages are by Carolyn Moore.

Check out her website at cmoorephoto.weebly.com
IPhone Filmmaker
The revolution will be televised on your mobile phone! With the introduction of higher quality video and E-Z editing on the iPhone
anyone can be the next Spielberg, or at least try. In this 3-Day intensive workshop you will team up with classmates to write, cast, shoot
and edit a 1-3 minute mobile film. At the successful completion of the class we will have a mini Film-Fest for our family and friends.
Instructor: K.Freeman Dates: 1/15, 1/22, and 1/24 Code: 52638.308

Saturday 9:30pm-5:00pm and Monday 5:30-9:30 pm
Instructor: K.Freeman Dates: 2/19, 2/6, and 2/28 Code: 52638.309

Saturday 9:30pm-5:00pm and Monday 5:30-9:30 pm
See Page 26-27 for Teen & Youth Digital Arts Classes
Also make sure to check website for updates on new digital classes
studiooneartcenter.net
Studio One would like to give a huge “Thank You” to
for thier generous donation of our new Computer Lab.
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Darkroom Photo Lab Photography
Volunteers assist as monitors to set-up the chemistry, observe and break down the Darkroom. Our facilities are available to the community for black and white film
developing and printing no larger than 11” x 14”. Prior to registration, and lab use, new participants must have a brief over the phone or e-mail interview with the Photo
Coordinator. At the time of your initial arrival, the monitor will give you an orientation that will include Studio One’s safety procedures and participant protocol. Bring your
own photo paper and film. No production or commercial work is allowed Lab time is purchased in 20-hour blocks of time. Patrons use time within 6 months. $88 for 20
hours for Oakland residents.
Instructor: Monitor Code: 52638.204 Darkroom Printing Techniques

Day: Tue, Wed, Thu, Sat Dates: 9/14-10/30 Times: 11:00am-6:00pm When your traditional black & white photographs don’t give you the impact you
Fall
Resident Fee: $88.00 Non Resident Fee: $108.00 S/T Fee: $90.00 would like, consider taking a darkroom printing intensive. This is a “one to one”
darkroom printing intensive with an instructor who has many years of darkroom
Instructor: Monitor Code: 52638.207 printing experience. Learn various techniques in the photo printing process: dodging
Holiday
Day: Tue, Wed, Thu, Sat Dates: 11/9-12/18 Times: 11:00am-6:00pm and burning; masking, darkroom chemistry, toning, using correct printing filters, lens
Resident Fee: $88.00 Non Resident Fee: $108.00 S/T Fee: $90.00 & filter choices and selecting the correct photo paper for your print. This is a 3 hour
intensive. Select a time and day that will work for you and the instructor to meet.
Student provides their own photo paper. Prior darkroom printing experience required
Instructor: Monitor Code: 52638.306 .
Winter
Day: Tue, Wed, Thu, Sat Dates:1/11-3/5 Times: 11:00am-6:00pm Instructor: M. LaSabra Code: Code will be assigned at registration
Resident Fee: $88.00 Non Resident Fee: $108.00 S/T Fee: $90.00 Day: Open Dates: Open Times:By Appointment
Darkroom Printing
“Refresher” Course
This class will provide the student the opportunity to “refresh” their skills in
the darkroom. This will be a “one to one” instruction in the various printing
techniques necessary to produce a high quality black and white photographic
print. Whether you’ve been out of the darkroom for 20 years or less, you’ll
still know some of the basics. Learn about the various darkroom chemicals
that are use; the various papers and films that are available and how to
control the enlarger during the developing/ printing process. This class will
refresh your memory and get you to a proficient level of printing where you
can rent darkroom space at Studio One and print on your own. Individual
instruction should be scheduled in advanced.
Instructor: M. LaSabra Code: Code will be assigned at registration
Day: Open Dates: Open Times:By Appointment
Resident Fee: $100.00 Non Resident Fee: $120.00 S/T Fee: $90.00 Pinhole Camera Play Day
The camera obscura is a very old idea, first built around 1000AD in
Black & White Photo what is now Iraq. A variation on the concept is the pinhole camera.
Pinhole cameras can easily be made of almost anything. All it needs is
In this class students will become proficient in both developing film and a lightproof box. In this workshop we will to make your own pinhole
printing silver gelatin images. Once students have gained both knowledge camera and print photos. Due to the tiny hole used in these cameras,
and experience in the developing and printing process, they can rent one advantage is that they have is an enormous depth of field. The
day will consist of 1.5 hours to make the cameras then a ½ hour
darkroom time at Studio One and work on their own and at your own speed. break and 3 hours of printing. Class will include 25 sheets of photo
Learn the art of traditional photography and see how the masters did it. paper and photo chemicals. Please bring a light proof box. Quaker
This is the foundation for enhancing how one sees an image, whether it is in Oats cans are the simplest.
digital or traditional. Instructor: C. Moore Code: 52638.203
Instructor: C. Moore Code: 52638.201 Day: Saturday Dates: 9/18/2010 Times: 10:00 am-4:00 pm
Day: Thursday Dates: 9/16-10/7 Times: 6:00pm-9:00pm Resident Fee: $95.00 Non Resident Fee: $114.00 S/T Fee: $90.00
Resident Fee: $110.00 Non Resident Fee: $132.00 S/T Fee: $96.00 Instructor: C. Moore Code: 52638.206
Instructor: C. Moore Code: 52638.205 Day: Saturday Dates: 11/20/2010 Times: 10:00 am-4:00 pm
Day: Thursday Dates: 1/11-2/3 Times: 6:00pm-9:00pm Resident Fee: $95.00 Non Resident Fee: $114.00 S/T Fee: $90.00
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Igniting Young Minds through the Arts

We guide young people to develop critical thinking and creative
expression through the arts.
Studio One Art Center’s After School Arts Academy

illustration by Benjamin Du
Send your kids to Studio One’s After School Arts Academy!
checkout his website at benjamindu.com
Each afternoon the kids will participate in our Homework Club,
which includes assistant from qualified tutors and a snack! After
Homework Club, each age group takes a new fine arts class
each day, such as sewing, painting, drawing, ceramics, and more.
Students will benefit from personal instruction by our Master Art-
ists. For more information on our staff and Master Artists, please
New One Art Workshops see our staff Bio Page on Page,
We offer workshops in a wide variety of disciplines and Studio One Art Center will operate a pick up service for an additional
mediums; think of them as a sampling of whatever fee, and pick up your child at school at select schools. However, you
interests you. Often in short format, One Art Workshops can also drop them off at the center.
offer an intensive experience that supplies students with Fees: 15 dollars per day for drop-off.
Call to register for the after school pick-up program
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information to distill and practice for months and even
years afterward. Days: Monday-Friday
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Times: after school until 6:30pm
Ceramic Workshops, Page 1 Call for more information.
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Pit Fire Clay Workshop, Page 1
Glaze Workshop, Page 1
Tile Workshop, Page 2 or Study One Art Center’s Home Schooler’s Arts Academy
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California Credentialed teacher Annie Goodsill will lead home-schooled
Life Sculpture Workshop, Page 3 students through credited art instruction. Activities will be rich and vari-
College Glass , Page 5
Recycled Glass Worksop, Page 5
sh ous, such as paper-crafts, painting and drawing.
Our first meeting will be a free meet and greet with Miss
Chain-making Workshop, Page 7 op Goodsill. Please Call to RSVP.
Join us on Wed. September 22nd from 10am-12pm.
Doll-making Workshop, Page 8
Dia De Los Muertos Page 8
Poetry Workshop Page 9
s Instructor: A. Goodsill
Pinhole Play Day, Page 12

Your Field Trip to Studio One Art Center
Appetizer Mixer, Page 14 Your next field trip could be a visit to Studio One Art Center! Bring
Mixed Media Workshop, Page 20 your school or class to a ceramics, painting, drawing, drama or craft
Body Painting Workshop, Page 20 class! Whatever fun, safe and expressive project you have in mind, we
can plan it.
Thrill World Workshop, Page 20
Please call for fees and information.
Holiday Card Extravaganza, Page 29
Valentines Day Card-making Workshop, Page 29
Shekere Workshop, Page 25 Take a Group Class at Studio One Art Center
Ever want to take a class with your extended family? Ever want to take
a class with you friends? How about bringing all the kids on the block to
a group class? Each medium at Studio One offers private group classes
for a customized fee, please call for information and available times.
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Mark your calanders
September 3rd Reading Series with Steffi Drewes and
Joseph Lease. Performance from Ariel Goldberg
September 13, 2010 Fall Classes begins
Sundays in the Redwoods (9/19, 9/28, 10/3, 10/10)
October 1st Reading Series with Martha Ronk & Brian Teare
October 23, 2010 Thrill the World 4pm exactly (dance lessons starts
a start at 1:00, Costume Contest at 3:00 PM
October 31,2010 Halloween House Party at Studio One 5-8 PM
November 5th Reading Series with Dorothea Lasky
November Thanksgiving Break Art Camp
November 11 Holiday Classes begin
November 11-24 Thanksgiving Break Art Camp
December 3rd Reading Series with Matthew Zapruder and

Robert Hass
December 4, 2010 Comcast Holiday Parade
December 12, 2010 Annual Pottery and Craft Sale 12-4 PM
December 20- 23, 22-30 Winter Break Art Camp
January 10,2010 Winter Classes begin
January 28th Reading Series TBA
March 4th Reading Series TBA
Dear Studio One,

I am a 65 year old Grandma enrolled in watercolor and beginning
drawing classes at Studio One. This has been a real gift to me, never
having painted or sketched before. After my first couple of classes, I
had to discontinue classes and have spinal fusion surgery.
The image “Blonde Ponytail” features a back, and is one I painted

while awaiting the scheduled date of my surgery. It represents for me,
the ability to create, while working through pain and depression.
Studio One has an amazing staff of art instructors. I would never be

able to afford art classes of this quality without Studio One. I have
been painting now almost two years. Two of my paintings were chosen
by a jury to hang in the lobby of John Muir Hospital Aspen Surgery
Center.
I am one of the supporters who crammed the chambers of City Hall, to

protest budget cuts to the arts, and I will continue to do so.
All art work on these pages are by Mira White. Check out her websit
Artfully,
Jan St. Onge
www.mmwartworks.net Page 15
Life Drawing
This is an Introduction to drawing the human figure. We work from costumed and nude models, both male and female, using short and long poses. This
tutorial will cover a variety of approaches and materials. The class will be structured for both beginners and continuing artists who love drawing human
form. Continual instructor demonstrations and individual help will be provided. Emphasis will be on movement and proportion. For the first class please
bring a large drawing pad 18” X 24”, vine charcoal, a variety of pencils and tools of your choice. Materials list will be provided on the first day of class.
Instructor: M.M. White No Class 9/25 Code: 52617.201 Instructor: M.M. White Code: 52617.221
Day: Saturday Dates: 9/18-10/30 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm Day: Saturday Dates: 11/13-12/18 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
Instructor: M.M. White Code: 52617.302

Figure Drawing/Painting Lab Day: Saturday Dates: 1/15-3/5 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
Monitors set up, observe and break down the classroom. Resident Fee: $205.00 Non Resident Fee: $246.00 S/T Fee: $179.00
There are no instructions. Instead you’ll have access to a
model and get underway to further develop your
attentiveness in creating the likeness of human anatomy.
Foreshorten limbs, extended angular limbs, proper height
ratio to the body and so much more is better understood
looking at someone unclothed. Photography is not allowed.
Come ready to strengthen your figurative imagery whether
the approach is realism or abstract. You provide your own
non-noxious materials. Oil painters must use non-toxic
materials to respect the model and other participants. The
model’s fee is included in the class fee.
Drawings by Mira M.White, check out her website at MiraMwhite.com
Figure Draw/Paint Lab Section A Figure Draw/Paint Lab Section B

Instructor: Monitor No Class 10/11 Code: 52617.208 Instructor: Monitor Code: 52617.210
Day: Monday Dates: 9/13-10/25 Times: 1:30pm-4:30pm Day: Friday Dates: 9/17-10/29 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm


Figure Drawing/Painting Lab Figure Draw/Paint Lab Section C- “Long Pose”

Section C “Long Poses” Instructor: Monitor Code: 52617.229
Figure Draw/Paint Lab Section C- “Long Pose” Resident Fee: $75.00 Non Resident Fee:$90.00 S/T Fee: $67.00
Day: Monday Dates: 9/13-10/25 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm Figure Draw/Paint Lab Section C- “Long Pose”
Resident Fee: $100.00 Non Resident Fee:$125.00 S/T Fee: $125.00 Instructor: Monitor Code: 52617.310
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Beginning Perspective Drawing
How do I add depth to my drawings? How do I show distance in a landscape? Why do all my drawings look flat?
Use of perspective drawing techniques is a valuable tool for creating a sense of depth on two-dimensional surfaces.
Whether you are new to perspective drawing or just drawing in general you are welcome to participate in this basic
course. At the conclusion of our class, you will have an understanding of how one-point and two-point perspective is
used to draw buildings, interior rooms and landscapes.

Fall
Holiday
Winter
Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain

Simply the best way to learn to draw . . .” Betty Edward’s book “Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain” will be the
foundation for these classes focusing on drawing as a perceptual skill. It is accessible and learnable for all. Learn to
“see” and draw using right brain techniques that really work. Emphasis for this class will be on beginning portrait
drawing. A supply list will be provided on the first day of class.
Instructor: D. Drake Code: 52617.202 Instructor: D. Drake Code: 52617.203

Day: Tuesday Dates: 9/14-10/26 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm Day: Thursday Dates: 9/16-10/28 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
Fall
Instructor: D. Drake Code: 52617.303 Instructor: D. Drake Code: 52617.304
Winter
Day: Tuesday Dates: 1/11-3/1 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm Day: Thursday Dates: 1/13-3/3 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
Student Progress Before and After 8 week class
R.D. Before R.D After Drawing by D. Drake
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Drawing: Fundamentals
Drawing is intimate, immediate and requires few tools. A good drawing depends on the combination of good observation, a
sense of play and personal invention. Embark on an exploration of those 3 elements by studying different techniques with
a variety of black & white media and an assortment of subjects. If you are just beginning your artistic journey or want to
re-visit basic principles about picture making this class will set you on an exciting path of line and value. Demonstrations
and individual help. Please bring a sketch pad and pencil to first class. Materials List will be provided at first class.
Instructor: M. M. White Code: 52617.205



Color with Soft Pastels

This class is a wonderful opportunity to enter the world of
color, becoming a natural progression for artist-students
who have been working entirely in black and white media.
Soft pastels are versatile, immediate and vibrant. Mixed
media artists and continuing pastelists will find this class
informative and an opportunity to enhance their work with
increased understanding and a variety of new techniques
designed to give a strong foundation for the expression
of imagery directed toward landscape figure, still life and
abstraction. Personal interpretations are encouraged for
continuing students. Instructor demos and informal lecture
occur during each class. This is a thrilling way to learn
about color and textural possibilities!
Supply list upon registration.

Instructor: M. M. White No class on 11/23 Code: 52617.226


All art work on these pages are by Mira M. White.

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Watercolor
This class is geared toward both beginning and continuing watercolorists, offering an opportunity to work in an informal
environment with continual demonstrations and individual support and instruction. Expect to learn a great variety of
watercolor techniques and applications. The instructor is skilled in a wide variety of subject areas and favors exuberant and
vibrant painting of all genres. Beginners should bring a sketch pad to the first class, while continuing students should bring
painting supplies. An additional materials list will be provided at the first class meeting
Instructor: M. M. White No Class on 10/11 Code: 52637.201

Fall
Holiday
Instructor: M. M. White Code: 52637. 204
Winter
Paintings by Mira M.White, Visit her website at MiraMwhite.com
Watercolor Techniques
This is not a traditional “Watercolor” class. Learn about the
process and different styles and techniques that are available
Painting Lab for you to explore. You will have a better understanding of the
Monitors set up, observe and break down the class- variety of product available and how to use them. Learn about
room. There are no instructions. You provide your medium, brushes, tools and surfaces. You will understand how
own non-noxious materials. Oil painters must use and when to apply them. Different ways of transferring a
non-toxic materials to respect the model and other drawing onto watercolor paper will be covered, as well as the
participants. best technique to use to achieve your desired result.
Instructor: Monitor Code: 52637.203 Instructor: L. Gibson Code: 52637.202

Day: Wednesday Dates: 9/15-10/27 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm Day: Thursday Dates: 9/16-10/28 Times: 6:00pm-9:00pm
Fall

Day: Wednesday Dates:11/10-12/15 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
Instructor: Monitor Code: 52637.312 Instructor: L. Gibson Code: 52637.302

Winter
Day: Wednesday Dates: 1/12-3/2 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm Day: Thursday Dates: 1/13-3/3 Times: 6:00pm-9:00pm
All art work on these 2 pages are by Mira M. White. Visit her website at http://www.miraMwhite.com
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Beginning Airbrush Painting
In this class students will learn these beginning airbrushing techniques: drawing & cutting
stencils, application of stencils & masking, basic airbrush uses, airbrush paints, products and
an introduction to t-shirt airbrushing. As a way to introduce students to airbrushing we will
discuss different types of airbrushes and paints available, as well as their particular uses
and maintenance. The importance of drawing as a foundation to any visual art form will be
discussed, making beginning drawing skills a helpful asset in this class.
Instructor: D. Drake Code: 52637.303
Shoes by D. Drake Day: Monday Dates: 1/10-2/28 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
Introduction to Body Painting, a Workshop

This workshop will provide students with an introduction to body painting, making it the perfect workshop for
make-up artists, face painters and any individual interested in airbrush body painting. We will cover an introduction
to airbrushing equipment and maintenance, as well as materials and supplies that are needed to complete beautiful
body art. A demo will be performed on a professional partially nude model, so participants should be prepared to
maintain the respectful environment
Instructor: D. Drake Code: 52637.330 Day: Saturday TBA Times: 10:00am-4:00pm
Dates: TBA (we will keep a list of interested participants and start a class when we have the minimum number to run the class)
Airbrushing by D. Drake
From Collage to Painting, a Mixed Media Workshop

In this workshop you will learn a large variety of techniques to turn collage work into paintings. Create your own style using
Photo imagery and mixed media. Bring any all media that you would like to use as well as any inspiring images that you
would like to come alive in your piece. Some basic materials will be provided.
Instructor: L.Gibson Code: 52637.206 Instructor: L.Gibson Code: 52637.306
Day: Saturday Date: 09/25/10 Times: 10:00 am- 3:00pm Day: Saturday Date: 02/19/10 Times: 10:00 am- 3:00pm
Capoeira
Capoeira is an Afro-Brazilian art form that combines elements of martial arts, music and dance. Created by
slaves from Africa sometime after the sixteenth century in Brazil, Capoeira’s sparring is marked by fluid
acrobatic play, feints, takedowns, and with extensive use of leg sweeps, kicks, and headbutts. Participants will
take turns either playing musical instruments, singing or ritually sparring in pairs in the center of a circle.
TBA- Check www.StudioOneArtCenter.net for updates
FREE “THRILLER” DANCE WORKSHOPS

Join us every 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month to learn the “Thiller” Dance
as well as other dances including “Beat It’ “Bad” and “Smooth Criminal.” For
all ages, (4 to 70+) physical abilities and people with two left feet are
welcome! It’s not as hard as it looks! If you can walk, you can dance!
Check www.StudioOneArtCenter.net for updates

Airbrushing by D. Drake
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Yoga The word Yoga in Sanskrit means ‘to yoke,’ which is a term used to unify the movement
of body and breath, making instruction important while doing yoga. Each class will begin
with learning simple breathing exercises, and then we will move into Asana practice of
poses. Particular awareness will be placed on breathing and alignment in the Asanas.
Please wear comfortable clothing. The studio provides some mats and props, but feel free
to bring your own.
Yoga Section A Yoga Section B
Instructor: A. Dockery Code: 52655.201 Instructor: A. Dockery Code:52655.202
Winter Holiday Fall

Day: Tuesday Dates: 9/14-10/26 Times: 9:30am-11:00 am Day: Friday Dates: 9/17-10/29 Times: 9:30am-11:00am
Yoga Section B Yoga Section C

Instructor: A. Dockery Code:52655.203 Instructor: A. Dockery Code:52655.204
Day: Tuesday Dates: 11/9-12/14 Times: 9:30pm-11:00 am Day: Friday Dates: 11/19-12/17 Times: 9:30am-11:00am
Yoga Section B Yoga Section C

Instructor: A. Dockery Code:52655.301 Instructor: A. Dockery Code:52655.302
Day: Tuesday Dates: 1/11-3/1 Times :9:30pm-11:00 am Day: Friday Dates: 1/14-3/4 Times: 9:30am-11:00am
Dance
Gr00ve, Funk, Fun!! D@nce Explosion !!
Dance comes from a wide variety of settings and styles. Come learn dance from all different
types of styles and see how they can stand alone, or be fused together, and transform yourself
into a universal dancer and performer. (Forms include: Hip Hop, Jazz, Lyrical, Salsa, Break
dance, and Modern)
for Adults - 16 years to 99 years for Kids Ages 8-12 years

Instructor: C. Johnson Code:52614.201 Instructor: C. Johnson Code: 22614.202
Day: Thursday Dates: 9/16-10/28 Day: Monday Dates: 9/13-10/25
Times: 6:00 pm- 7:00pm Times: 6:00 pm- 7:00pm
Resident Fee: $56.00 Non Resident Fee: $67.00 Resident Fee: $48.00 Non Resident Fee: $58.00
for Kids Ages 8-12 years for Adults - 16 years to 99 years

Instructor: C. Johnson Code: 22614.204 Instructor: C. Johnson Code:52614.203
Day: Monday Dates: 11/8-12/13 Day: Thursday Dates: 11/18-12/16
for Adults - 16 years to 99 years for Kids Ages 8-12 years

Instructor: C. Johnson Code:52614.301 Instructor: C. Johnson Code: 22614.302
Day: Thursday Dates: 1/13-3/3 Day: Monday Dates: 1/10-2/28
Studio One Art Center’s dance classes are designed for all levels, talents and abilities.
Classes are structured so students can jump in at any time and
enjoy our collaborative and body-positive approach to dance and exercise!
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Youth-Adult Creative Collective If you have a child age 4 or up that you would like to spend time with in a creative environ-
ment this is the program for you. All prices in this section are per person.
Youth and Adult Ceramics

Adults 18 and over may accompany a child at least 4 years old to get their hands dirty with clay! Collaborate on a clay project, while receiving step-by-step
instructions from a master potter. Ample time to decorate your collaborations will be allowed. Studio One will provide ample tools and supplies.
Instructor: H. Yang Code: 22609.203 Instructor: H. Yang Code: 22609.303

Day: Saturday Dates: 9/18-10/30 Times: 9:30am -11:00am Day: Saturday Dates: 1/15-3/5 Times: 9:30am -11:00am
Resident Fee: $105.00 Non Resident Fee: $126.00 Ages: 4 years & up Resident Fee: $120.00 Non Resident Fee: $00 Ages: 4 years & up
Instructor: H. Yang Code: 22609.204

Day: Saturday Dates: 11/13-12/18 Times: 9:30am -11:00am
Resident Fee: $75.00 Non Resident Fee: $00 Ages: 4 years & up Exploring Art Together
Art Exploration is a dynamic class for you and your little one.
This class will focus on projects that encourage interaction, and is
a class for all generations. As a pair you will explore sculptural
elements, traditional visual art forms, two dimensional arts,
conceptual art, community arts as well as installation arts. Your
relationship as a pair will be incorporated into your completed
projects. This class offers you the chance to do something
memorable with your family, which is important during any day
or age. Get to know each other through the medium of art in Art
Exploration!
Instructor: P.Ackley Code: 22604.202

Day: Thursday Dates: 9/16-10/28 Times: 9:30am- 10:30am
Fall
Resident Fee: $84.00 Non Resident Fee: $101.00 Ages: 4 years & up

Holiday
Day: Thursday Dates: 11/18-12/16 Times: 9:30am-10:30am


Winter
Day: Thursday Dates: 1/13-3/3 Times: 9:30am-10:30am

Culinary Escape
This is a hands on culinary experience that will explore many food techniques
and cultures. Enjoy your daily homemade treat as well creating something you
Scrapbooking
will take home. This offers a unique learning experience for the whole family or In this class you tell your family story, while creating lasting memories featuring
a special one on one bonding time your families special event, holidays or gathering family history. This class
focuses on learning basic scrapbooking techniques, covering how to create
Instructor: T. Hurlow Code: 22612.205 harmonious color compositions and design schemes. Bring a cork backed metal
Day: Thursday Dates: 9/14-10/26 Times: 5:30pm - 7:30pm ruler, a good pair of scissors an exacto knife, and a cutting mat as well as your
Resident Fee: $119.00 Non Resident Fee: $143.00 Ages: 4 years & up photos to first class. You are encouraged to bring any specialty scrapbooking
materials, and we will teach you how to work with these items. Some basic tools
will be provided.
Day: Thursday Dates: 11/18-12/16 Times: 5:30pm - 7:30pm
Resident Fee: $68.00 Non Resident Fee: $82.00 Ages: 4 years & up Instructor: L. Gibson Code: 22604.201
Day: Thursday Dates: 1/13-3/3 Times: 5:30pm - 7:30pm
Instructor: L. Gibson Code: 22604.301
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The Youth-Adult
ADULT & YOUTH DANCE CLASSES
Fostering Future Creative Minds

Creative Organized materials are crucial for any artist to be able to create with out any frustration
This course will focus on the materials, tools and supplies used to construct an art project
and the maintenance of these tools. You will master basic skills like scissors, gluing,
Collective paintbrushes, taping and clean up. At the end of this course you will notice basic art tool
improvement and enriched fine and grouse motor skills.
Instructor: D.Deutsch Code: 22604.201
is also Welcome to join Day: Monday Dates: 9/13-10/25 Times: 3:45pm-5:15pm
Resident Fee: $72.00 Non Resident Fee: $86.00 Ages: 6 years to 12
Pinhole Workshop on P.13 Instructor: D.Deutsch Code: 22604.202
Resident Fee: $60.00 Non Resident Fee: $72.00 Ages: 6 years to 12
Holiday Card Making
Instructor: D.Deutsch Code: 22604.203
Extravaganza! Day: Monday Dates: 1/10-2/28 Times: 3:45pm-5:15pm
This weekend intensive offers children and adults the chance to get involved Resident Fee: $60.00 Non Resident Fee: $72.00 Ages: 6 years to 12
in the holidays on a personal level by experiencing techniques designed to
create beautiful one of a kind cards. Whether they create cards for birthdays,
Christmas or Hanukkah, or prepare cards for the upcoming Valentine’s day
card exchange in their classrooms at school, this class is sure to get them
excited and make them feel that they are truly original artists. Also, students
will learn different types of typography/lettering practices as well as card
New Children Classes

embossing techniques. All materials will be provided, please come prepared
with an assortment of ideas.
Instructor: A.Cartner Code: 22604.203

Day: Saturday Dates: 11/20/10 Times: 1:00pm - 4:00pm
Valentines in December!
Card making Workshop!
Ever buy Valentines cards at the local drug store only to find that everyone
else is giving out the same card in the class on that special day? Come to the
Valentines in December card making extravaganza! This weekend intensive
invites kids from first grade to sixth to come and be original in a world of
imitators. Techniques they will learn include embossing, collage, painting
drawing, typography/lettering, and pop up cards. Make Valentines 2011
memorable for you by being one of a kind, offer truly unique little pieces of
art, and share your talent with everyone as they stand in awe of your talent
as an artist! Silkscreen for Youth
Instructor: A.Cartner Code: 22604.204 Kid’s silk screening: learn the basics of silk screening
Day: Saturday Dates: 12/04/10 Times: 1:00pm - 4:00pm using traditional screens, contact paper and printing on
Resident Fee: $30.00 Non Resident Fee: $36.00 Ages: 4 years & up fabric and paper!
Instructor: A. Aswald Code: 32637.201

Day: Friday Dates: 9/14-10/26 Times: 3:45pm-5:15pm
Resident Fee: $105.00 Non Resident Fee: $126.00 Ages: 12 to 17years
If you have a child age 4 or up that you would like to
spend time with in a creative environment this is the
program for you. All prices in this section are per person. Page 23
2010-2011 Children’s Art Classes
Ceramics Handbuilding
Children who like to get their hands dirty will love to smoosh clay
Video Animation into their own creation from start to finish the instructions will
This unique class will provide students with an opportunity to create be easy. There will be time to have the kiln technician fire your
an original animated film through use of video. Students will create a piece and for you to paint the items you make. All materials are
story, develop cartoon characters, and create sets. Each student will be provided.
provided with a DVD of their work.
Instructor: H.Yang Code: 22609.201
Instructor: D. Calderon Code: 32638.201
Day: Thursday Dates: 9/16-10/28 Times: 3:45pm-5:15pm
Instructor: D. Calderon Code: 32638.203 Instructor: H.Yang Code: 22609.202
Day: Wednesday Dates: 11/10-12/15 Times: 3:45pm-5:15pm Day: Thursday Dates: 11/18-12/16 Times: 3:45pm-5:15pm
Resident Fee: $75.00 Non Resident Fee: $126.00 Ages: 8 to 18 years Resident Fee: $75.00 Non Resident Fee: $90.00 Ages: 5 to 7 years
Instructor: D. Calderon Code: 32638.301
Day: Wednesday Dates: 1/12-3/2 Times: 3:45pm-5:15pm Instructor: H.Yang Code: 22609.301
Resident Fee: $120.00 Non Resident Fee: $144.00 Ages: 8 to 18 years Day: Thursday Dates:1/15-3/3 Times: 3:45pm-5:15pm
Wheelworks
Children who enjoy putting their hands in the garden soil will enjoy
the feel of clay. Aside from the fun of creating ceramic items on the
Fabric Painting
wheel, children’s sense of hand/eye coordination will be enhanced. Through this project, “Imprint On The World” and the theme of
Knowledge about the entire process from goopy clay to glazed art self, students are encouraged to look deep inside themselves to
work will delight children. All materials provided. discover something positive and/or identify a goal that they have.
The instructor guides them, in an academic setting, to discover and
Instructor: H. Yang Code: 32609.201 express these attributes as the produce a multi-color piece of fabric
Day: Friday Dates: 9/17-10/29 Times: 3:45pm-5:15pm and writing journal.
Instructor: H. Yang Code: 32609.202 Day: Wednesday Dates: 9/15-10/27 Times: 3:45pm-5:00pm
Day: Friday Dates: 11/19-12/17 Times: 3:45pm-5:15pm Resident Fee: $105.00 Non Resident Fee: $126.00 Ages: 7 to 13 years
Instructor: H. Yang Code: 32609.302 Young Artist Painting Studio

Day: Friday Dates: 1/14-3/4 Times: 3:45pm-5:15pm This class offers in depth practices of two dimensional painting and
Resident Fee: $120.00 Non Resident Fee: $144.00 Ages: 8 to 13 years drawing techniques, concept development, constructive criticisms
addressed through peer/teacher critiques, as well as portfolio
Story Telling with development for those students who are thinking of pursuing the
arts in their futures. This is a class for serious young artists! Also
Video Production through this class the student is introduced to what it means to move
Story Telling with Video Production introduces youth to the world from student artist into a practicing working mature artist through
of Visual Art in living digital media technologies. Our focus draws development of respect for the art making process, handling and
on visual elements as well as on sound recordings to tell our refining finished work, and retailing and marketing one’s name to
personal story. In a supportive environment, participants prepare get noticed in a competitive working world. There will also be a gal-
a Personal Story Telling Video Production with the intention of lery show of the final pieces created at Studio One by each artist.
sharing their stories within their local communities as well as
learning to discern those aspects of our stories that we may Instructor: A. Cartner Code: 32637.204
choose to post online. Day: Friday Dates: 9/17-10/29 Times: 3:30pm-5:30pm
Instructor: S.M. Leung-Garber Code: 32638.202
Day: Wednesday Dates: 10/6-12/15 Times: 2:30pm-5:30pm Instructor: A. Cartner Code: 32637.203
Resident Fee: $150.00 Non Resident Fee: $180.00 Ages: 9-16 years Day: Friday Dates: 11/19-12/17 Times: 3:30pm-5:30pm
Also make sure to check website for updates on
Youth Sports and other new Youth DigitalClasses Instructor: A. Cartner Code: 32637.302
s t u d i o o n e a r t c e n t e r. n e t Day: Friday Dates: 1/14-3/4 Times: 3:30pm-5:30pm
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CHILDREN and TEEN CLASSES
Kids Can Cook!

6 to 13 years
A fun hands on safe basic cooking class focusing on healthy after school
snacks. Join Chef Traci to create your favorite after school snacks!

Shekere Workshop Photomontage

The shekere is an African instrument made from the calabash/gourd, a non- In this class, you will be introduced to the technique of photomontage. Students
edible squash that when cleaned can be used to carry water, as a bowl, a purse, will learn how to utilize and manipulate photographic images to create a unified
to make jewlery and as the musical instrument called a shekere. Using gourds composition, using personal photos in an awe inspired piece.
and beads students will first choose a gourd, clean it out, paint a design and Instructor: A. Aswald Code: 32638.302
string beads so that on completion, they will have a musical instrument that Day: Tuesday Dates: 1/11-3/1 Times: 3:45pm-5:00pm
adds a vibrant sound to any jam session. Resident Fee: $120.00 Non Resident Fee: $144.00 Ages: 12 to 17 years
Fall
Day: Tuesday Dates: 11/9-11/16 Times: 3:45pm-5:00pm Imprint on the World
Resident Fee: $30.00 Non Resident Fee: $36.00 Ages: 7 to 13 years The process begins with students looking at slides and photographs of
architectural styles and examples. Through observation they will examine the
Aboriginal Dot Printing functions that various architectural styles perform and the values they reflect.
In this class, you will learn about Aboriginal culture by using their symbols to Students will use elements of line, shape, color, and texture to execute a perspec-
create a narrative design. Students will begin to understand the power of light tive drawing stylized to emphasize texture and spatial relationships. With these
values on dark paper, while developing craftsmanship and an eye for controlled drawings as a base, students will create a reduction linoleum block print.
design. Instructor: A. Aswald Code: 32604.301
Instructor: A. Aswald Code: 32637.202 Day: Wednesday Dates: 2/2-3/2 Times: 3:45pm-5:00pm
Day: Wednesday Dates: 12/1-12/15 Times: 3:45pm-5:00pm Resident Fee: $75.00 Non Resident Fee: $89.00 Ages: 9 to 14 years
Holiday Break
Art Camp
Holiday Adventure Art Camp. New Description: Keep your kids
engaged in arts over the holiday break! Students will learn to think
critically and express themselves creatively. Guided by our Master
Artists they will explore samplings of paper-crafts, sewing,
movement, sculpture, drawing and painting and much more!
Day: Monday - Thursday Times: 9:00am-5:00pm

Thanksgiving break Winter break session1 Winter break session 2
November 22 to 24 Dates: 12/20-12/23 Dates: 12/27-12/30
Age 5-7 years old Code: 22608.201 Age 5-7 years old Code: 22608.202 Age 5-7 years old Code: 22608.203
Resident Fee: $90.00 Non resident fee: $108.00 Resident Fee: $120.00 Non resident fee: $144.00 Resident Fee: $120.00 Non resident fee: $144.00
For all camps Pre Care is available from 7:00am-9:00am for $6 a day.
For all children and youth camps After Care is available from 5:00pm - 6:30pm for $6 a day. Page 25
Studio One Art Center Instructor Biographies
Phoebe Ackley is lifelong and primarily self-trained artist: making sculpture in ceramic
clay and mixed media, and painting in acrylic, oils and watercolor. Her focus has been
on the face and figure; meaning portraits and figurative sculpture. She has worked with
several well-known bay area artists on public art commissions and exhibits her own work
regionally.
For the past five years she has been assisting Andrée Singer Thompson in her Laney Col-
lege Eco-Art program, teaching sculpture at the Richmond Art Center, after-school art
classes in the Berkeley Unified School District and privately in her own studio.
Guest Artist- Kim Addonizio is the author of five poetry collections, two novels, a
book of stories, and two instructional books on writing poetry. She has taught writing at
several Bay Area colleges and universities, and at conferences across the U.S. Her work
has been recognized with a Guggenheim Fellowship, two NEA Fellowships, and numer-
ous other honors. Her collection Tell Me was a finalist for the National Book Award. She
teaches privately in Oakland, CA and online. You can find more information at her web
site:www.kimaddonizio.com.
Chad Arnold has been in the wine and food business for 25 years, and has taught at the
University of California, Extension and as a Lecturer at the Cambridge Center for Adult
Education. And for the past 12 years Chad has taught literature and philosophy at Saint
Mary’s College. Chad has also worked as a legal expert for the law firm of Hardiman &
Carroll, and as a salesperson at Paul Marcus Wines in Oakland. He has also been a staff
writer Sommelier India, Wineshopper.com, and Edible East Bay. Chad is also a poet with
poems in numerous journals.
Asual Aswad is a visual artist originally from Washington D.C. He graduated from City
College of San Francisco with a degree in Photography and Printing Technology. From
California College of Arts and Crafts, he received a Bachelor of Arts degree with a focus
on Glass and Textiles. He is a printmaker, photographer and fabric designer who has
been teaching youth and adults through out the Bay Area for many years. His photo-
graphs document space and movements in time that define who we are, how we interact
with our environment, where we’ve been and where we may be going.
Doug Calderon has been teaching visual arts for 14 years and performing arts for
7 years. Doug has studied at California College of Arts and Crafts, Sacramento State
University and has taken many workshops on classroom management and professional
development. Doug has and continues to exhibit his paintings throughout the Bay Area.
Doug also continues to create comic strips and pursues his goal in publication.
Alisa Cartner has been involved in the arts most of her life. When she moved to the
Bay Area in 2001 she attended California College of the Arts. She graduated with a B.A.
in illustration/painting/drawing. When it came to life after college she applied to work
within the City of Oakland Parks and Recreations department not knowing really where
she could contribute what she had learned, she was introduced to Studio One and began
her first class there fall of 2007. Studio One gave her the opportunity to work for two
years as an art teacher at a charter school downtown Oakland called Oasis and although
they no longer remain open it was one of the most meaningful experiences for her. Now
a days In her spare time when she’s not busy with grad school or teaching for Studio One
through their community school outreach programs she likes to spend time making art
for personal growth as well as exploring the Bay Area looking for new and fun things to
experience that inspire her creativity in the classroom.
Darren Cockrell makes utilitarian and sculptural forms with an emphasis on Process
out of his studio in Oakland. He has developed his aptitude in Ceramics through numer-
ous specialty courses, and at Clayepople ceramic supply. He currently is teaching at
Studio One Art Center and Golden Gate Recreation Center; and he is also the Ceramics
Technician at both Studio One Art Center and Diablo Valley College. His work has been
published, featured in invitational, juried, and student shows. He regularly participates
in wood and salt firings, and kiln building.
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Alisa Dockery began studying Hatha Yoga at the age of twelve. After earning her BA she moved
to New York City where she studied Ashtanga Yoga with Beryl Bender Birch. She relocated to the
Bay Area in 1994 and became a certified Integrative Yoga Therapist in 1995. She completed
teacher training in 1997 with Rodney Yee at Piedmont Yoga Studio. Since 2001 she has taught
and studied in public and private classes, workshops and intensives. Her practice of yoga is life-
long. She sees herself as a guide, helping individuals discover and create the yoga practice that is
best for them.
De Andre Drake was born and raised in Oakland, CA. He is a self-taught artist formally. Primarily
an airbrush portrait artist he has several years experience in airbrushing, including shoes & cloth-
ing, automotive & motorcycles, canvas art, murals and body painting. Drake has been featured in
many art shows and venues throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. His work has been on numer-
ous television shows, music videos, and local and nationwide publications.
Karen Ehrhardt has been a jeweler professionally for over 25 years. Her jewelry has been
included in group and solo exhibitions (both regional and national), and has been exhibited in
galleries across the country. She’s been published in magazines and books, and received numer-
ous awards and honors, including pieces in the permanent collection of the Oakland Museum, and
the San Francisco Art Commission. Ehrhardt’s background is as a Studio jeweler, a trade-shop/
custom jeweler, and a jewelry instructor. I have taught classes in the Bay Area for about 20 years.
I currently teach classes and workshops at Studio One Art Center in Oakland and at Walnut Creek
Civic Arts Education.
Siu Ming Leung Garber is a working artist and designer of multimedia projects, educational
workshops and video productions. Siu Ming has also worked developing & implementing Comput-
er Arts Education Programs and other “hands-on” Arts-related activities, bringing the joy of self-
expression to people of all ages. She was the Lead Film and Visual Arts Instructor for Oakland’s
Fine Arts Summer School. Originally a native of Hong Kong, her fondest childhood memories are
of performing ballet and traditional Chinese dance, participating in theaters and Fine Art exhibi-
tions. Visit Sui Ming’s website www.solunavisions.com.
Laura Gibson has earned a bachelors degree of fine art in illustration from The Academy of Art
University in San Francisco. She has taught color and design at the Academy as well as Studio One
Art Center. Laura has been featured in the East Bay Express and has illustrated designs in commer-
cial industry. She has been working in the design industry over two decades doing everything from
visual merchandising to designing and implementing floral and holiday creations for commercial
and private installations.
Annie Goodsill is a credentialed teacher and Bay Area native who teaches after school art classes
through the El Cerrito community center at Madera and Harding Elementary schools. She is also
the assistant 4th grade art teacher at Prospect Sierra. Annie attended Lewis and Clark college in
Portland, Oregon, where she focused on mixed media, graphic design and dance.
Annie loves imaginative play and getting her students to think outside the box
Janet Hiebert has been enthusiastically exploring the world of glass art for the past 25 years. She
is the Studio One Art Center Glass Division Coordinator and Instructor of Glass Fusing and Slump-
ing and Stained Glass. Also, she is the co-head of the Crucible Glass Department where she teaches
Intro to Kiln Fired Glass and Stained Glass Sculpture. Richmond Art Center, and Walnut Creek Civic
Arts are among the other locations where she has taught glass classes in the SF Bay Area. She has
participated in Berkeley Artisans and Pro Arts East Bay Open Studios. She received a BA from Cal
State Hayward and exhibits her work in local galleries.
Local Chef Traci Hurlow whisks you through the kitchen with safe, hands-on cooking classes, so
easy, the novice feels like a chef. After 20 years of cooking her way through restaurants such as
Bay Wolf, Zuni and Pizzaiolo, she started her own company, Culinary Jungle Gym. Since 2009, she
has shifted her gears to teach children the art of cooking. Come join her and her passion for the
Culinary Arts at Studio One for a fun and healthy hands-on cooking experience.
Bob Johnson taught at Chadron State College in Nebraska, and later at New Mexico State Uni-
versity as a member of both the graduate and undergraduate faculties. He has shown in many
galleries throughout the U.S. including the Fairtree Gallery in NY City and is included in numerous
collections including the NY State University at Buffalo and the permanent collection at the Cali-
fornia College of the Arts and the Antonio Prieto Memorial Collection of Contemporary Ceramics
at Mills College. He has given workshops and presentations on his work at Arizona State University
and the University of California at Berkeley.
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Corissa Johnson graduated with honors in the Spring of 2008 from California State University, East Bay
Hayward, where she obtained a degree in Theatre Arts-Dance, as well as an English minor. Corissa has
danced, performed, and choreographed for 10 years and has extensive training in Hip Hop, Modern, Jazz,
and Salsa. She has traveled to New York and participated in the Headliners Competition and also to Ger-
many, for the IDO International Hip Hop Competition. She teaches dance all over the Bay area, including
Hayward at CSUEB, and Danville for Lori Buffalow’s Next Step Dance Studio.
Kathleen Kelley has a diverse background in art and business. She has studied art from the age of 4
through college and as an adult, becoming adept at most techniques of art including print making, paint-
ing, pen and ink, photography and mixed media. Kelley concentrates on ceramics and Ikebana Japanese
flower arranging. She also uses her knowledge of other art techniques, teaching perspective drawing and
substitute teaching for a variety of classes at Studio One.
Besides her work in art, Kathleen uses her management skills as the International Event Management
Director for Thrill The World (TTW). TTW brings together people of all ages, physical abilities and back-
grounds to remember the joy of dancing. All this takes place at Studio One Art Center, with year-round
dance workshops and the world record event in October. Everyone is invited!
Moses La Sabra has been teaching art classes to both adults and children throughout the Bay Area for
the past 25 years. In addition to being the Co-Director of Park Day Summer Arts Camp, he is also the
Photography Coordinator at Studio One Art Center. With an undergraduate degree in Social Work and a
Masters degree in Therapeutic Recreation, he has extensive experience working with children and teens.
He has exhibited both his photographs and light sculptures within various Northern California galler-
ies. Inspired by Bruce Connor (found object assemblage), Joseph Cornell (miniature fantasy boxes) and
Alexander Calder (mobiles and stabiles), Moses continues to create his fantasy assemblage sculptures with
new twists and turns each year.
Reddy Lieb: Over the past 30 years Reddy Lieb has been working with glass to create both conceptual and
functional work. She uses recycled and living materials, such as grass and earth in installations. In 2000,
Reddy was awarded a residency at the Sanitary Fill Company, AKA the garbage dump. Redday received her
MFA from the California College of Art in 2004. In 2006 she collaborated with Linda Raynsford on a public
arts commission for the Glen Park Library in San Francisco. Presently, we are working on an illuminated
sculpture for the exterior courtyard at John Muir Medical Center in Concord, CA.
Jiajun Lu was born in Shanghai, China, he graduated from Musashino Art University in Japan; in 1998,
Jiajun received a special offer as an artist of “Alien of Extraordinary Ability” from INS the United States
and became an American artist. Jiajun’s artworks have been selected in several national and international
exhibitions, and some of his works were in the art collections in several museums and public location in
China, Japan, as well as the United States. During the “Off the Rim” exhibition at The Grounds for Sculp-
tures in NJ. the New York Times (July 4, 2004) stated that: Jiajun Lu’s “’Individual and Entire”, the shapes
are various and subtle, creating enticing forms...although each piece is as satisfying as last. We should be
thankful for their individual charms.” As a professional artist and educator, he teaches fine art in the local
college and creates artwork every day in San Francisco east bay.
Carolyn Moore is a well rounded artist who works includes Painting, Photography, and Graphics. After
receving her BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and a short stint in La, Carolyn settled in
the East Bay. She has taught Photography and Children Art Classes at Studio One since 2006. She also
designs and Photographs for several the Print material from Studio One Art Center. Carolyn also teaches at
Photography and Animation at Ygnacio Valley High School and a watercolor class DVC. “Creativity takes
courage.” -Henri Matisse
Sara Mumolo works at Studio One Art Center and curates the Studio One Reading Series (www.studioo-
nereadingseries.blogspot.com). She is also a Poetry Editor for Omnidawn and teaches in the Weekend
College for Saint Mary’s College of California. Sara received her BA in English from University of California,
Berkeley and her MFA from Saint Mary’s College of California. She is author of the chapbook March (Can-
nibal Books). Find more poems in publications such as Shampoo, West Wind Review, 1913: a journal of
forms, Cannibal, Typo, Grist, Real Poetik and Eleven Eleven, among others.
Saadi Shapiro -The current bottle series is an ongoing five-year exploration of form. Nuances of shape
are enhanced by calligraphic brushwork and slip trailing which engage the entire surface. Materials most
often used are porcelain clay bodies with shino glazes, fired in reduction to cone 10 or above.
Education; B.A. in History, University of California, Berkeley, Post Baccalaureate study: Merritt College,
Professional Experience;
Richmond Art Center, Piedmont Adult School, Art Instructor, Piedmont, Studio One, Bentley School,
Claypeople Service Manager, Merritt College,
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Harlan Simon is a master teacher who has introduced hundreds of students to the magic of flamework
glass beadmaking during the past decade.He helped found the Northern California chapter of the Inter-
national Society of Glass Beadmakers in 1997. Examples of his beads have been published in Lark Book’s
1000 Glass Beads and The Complete Book of Glass Beadmaking. Originally begun under the tutelage
and vision of Janet Hiebert in 1992, and expanded and enhanced under the artistic direction and talent
of April Zilber, Studio One is home to the longest continuously running public flamework program in
Northern California. Harlan was Ms. Zilber’s student at Studio One in 1996, and began teaching at the
art studio two years later.
Lissa Sherman is a graduate of the MFA Acting program at California Institute of the Arts. After com-
pleting the MFA program, she directed and conceived Pirates and Ninjas for the Cal Arts New Works
Festival with remounts at Theatre of NOTE in North Hollywood and A.N.T. Fest at ARS NOVA in Manhat-
tan. Prior to Cal Arts, Lissa worked as an actor in Chicago for over four years with such companies as The
Hypocrites, Redmoon Theatre, and Collaboraction. She has studied mask and Commedia dell Arte at the
International School of Commedia dell Arte in Reggio Emilia, Italy and with multiple physical comedy
teachers in the U.S.. Since moving to the Bay area last August, she has worked as a teaching artist with
Marin Theatre Company, East Bay Center for the Performing Arts, Stage Door Conservatory, and Society
of Young Inklings, as well as doing promotional work with TheatreMama for Cirque Du Soleil’s new
production OVO.
Chef Donald J Smith was born and raised in New Orleans, the heart and soul of Creole and Cajun cul-
ture. He learned the ins-and-outs of authentic Creole Cuisine at the feet of his mother and uncle. Donald
relocated to the Bay Area in 2001, with Aramark Corporation. To enhance and broaden his knowledge
and skills of Creole Cuisine and add a little more professional twist to it, he attended Louisiana Vo-Tech
College and obtained a certificate in Culinary Arts. Donald later attended Delgado Community College,
where he earned an AOS Degree in Culinary Arts in New Orleans, Louisiana. Chef Donald now boasts 20
plus years of professional experience in culinary cuisine preparation. Chef Donald is a member of the
American Culinary Federation, Association of African American Chefs, Chef’s Association of the Pacific
Coast, Jug’s Social and Pleasure Club (New Orleans), 100 Black Men of The Bay Area, Glad Tidings Men
of Distinction, Hayward, California, and African-American Chamber of Commerce, Oakland, California.
Carol Tarzier’s work is figurative and abstract sculpture in bronze, from clay originals. Her awards for
sculpture include the John Cavanaugh Memorial Award for Figurative Sculpture, the Art Calendar “Crab-
bie” Awards Grand Prize, Silver Medal from the Bosque Conservatory, the National Sculpture Society’s
Roger T. Williams Prize and Alex J. Ettl Grant, and several awards at the California State Fair. Major
commissions include the 8’ bronze memorial to C.L. Dellums, which was unveiled at Oakland’s C.L. Del-
lums Amtrak station in December of 1999, and the life-size George Hasslein Memorial Sculpture at Cal
Poly, San Luis Obispo. She is currently taking a break from commissions, and developing more personal
work, with painting in oil and sculptural projects of her own from the modBiography
Lake Merritt writer and photographer Jennifer Inez Ward has documented Oakland and the Bay Area for
more than a decade. As a contributing editor at Oakland Local, Jennifer writes and blogs on a variety of
subjects, including the arts, public safety, and city redevelopment issues. Jennifer studied photography at
UC Berkeley and is a featured artist profiled in “Black Artists in Oakland”.
Mira M. White is an award winning painter with an exhibition record both domestic and international;
she has been an art instructor for over 30 years. Currently teaching at Civic Arts Education in Walnut
Creek, Studio One Art Center in Oakland, and the Mendocino Art Center, she also organizes and conducts
numerous workshops in Pastels, Watercolor and Mixed Media, including several ongoing painting work-
shops in France. Her work is included in the New anthology Best In American Water Media, a prestigious
volume now available through Kennedy Publishing & Blick Art Materials. The Pastel Journal will be
doing a feature article on her Jan. 2011. She received the Grand Prize at the prestigious Rocky Mountain
National Aqua-media Exhibition in 2001, was presented in Watercolor Magic, winter 2002 and was a
3rd place winner in the national Pastel Journal competition of 2006 .BFA with High Distinction, MFA
with Distinction California College of Art. You can view her recent work on her web gallery: http://www.
miraMwhite.com
Hue Yang was born in Taiwan in 1978 and has lived in America for most of her adult life. Since she was
young she has had a love for color and form. Yang came to California in 1996 to pursue my education
in art. While a student at San Francisco State University Yang began a focus on ceramic sculpture. Since
that time I have developed myself as a potter as well. I currently teach ceramics in several places as well
as maintain a studio practice in Oakland, CA. Yang chooses to make functional pottery because it allows
people to enrich their lives by using everyday objects that contain humor, interesting compositions and
subtle designs.
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“Growing a new art community!

2010-2011 Fall and Winter Classes

365 45th Street Oakland, CA 94609

*Pre registration required for all classes.

Fall session 9/13/2010 thur 10/30/2010

Ceramic Workshop for Ceramics Section A

Pit Fired Clay Workshop

Ceramics Section A Ceramics Section D

Ceramics Lab Section A

behave respectfully and respect each other’s

Ceramics Lab Section A

Ceramics Handbuilding for Adults

Day: Tuesday Dates: 9/14-10/26 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm Instructor: P. Ackley

Make your own UDU DRUM!

Instructor: K. Kelley Code: 52609.216

The Figure Studio

Instructor: Jiajun Lu For 1 days a week Code: 52641.211

Instructor: Jiajun Lu For 1 days a week Code: 52641.301

For 2 days a week Code: 52641.302

Fusing & Slumping Glass Section A

Instructor: J. Hiebert Code: 52603.201

Instructor: J. Hiebert Code: 52603.220

Instructor: J. Hiebert Code: 52603.301 Instructor: R. Lieb Code: 52603.302

Glass Fusing and Slumping Lab

Instructor: Monitor Code: 52603.204 Instructor: Monitor Code: 52603.205

Instructor: Monitor Code: 52603.222 Instructor: Monitor Code: 52603.223

Special Holiday Class

Collage and Glass Workshop

Instructor: J. Hiebert Code: 52603.203 Instructor: J. Hiebert Code: 52603.304

Stained Glass Lab

Instructor: Monitor Code: 52603.229

Instructor: Monitor Code: 52603.305

Glass Bead-making Workshop Section A Glass Bead making-Workshop Section B

Glass Bead-making Workshop Section C Glass Bead-making Workshop Section D

Glass Bead-making Workshop Section I Glass Bead-making Workshop Section J

Flamework Glass Bead-making Workshop

Glass Bead-making Workshop Section E Glass Bead-making Workshop Section F

Glass Bead-making Workshop Section G Glass Bead-making Workshop Section H

Glass Bead-making Workshop Section G

Page 6 Beads by Harlan Simon

Day: Thursday Dates: 9/16-10/28 Times: 1:30pm-4:30pm

Resident Fee: $90.00 Non Resident Fee:$108.00 S/T Fee: $82.00

Metal Jewelry Design Section H

Necklace by Karen Erhardt

Dia De Los Muertos

Beginning Flower Arranging

Instructor: K. Kelley Code: 52604.202 Day: Tuesday Dates: 11/9-12/14

Instructor: K. Kelley Code: 52604.301 Day: Tuesday Dates: 1/11-3/1

Children’s Creative Writing Photos by Carolyn Moore

Instructor: T. Hurlow Code: 52612.201

Instructor: D. Smith Code: 52612.204

Instructor: L. Sherman Code: 32616.210

Instructor: L. Sherman Code: 32616.211

Instructor: L. Sherman Code: 32616.301

Drama Fun Acting for the Theatre for Adults

Instructor: J. Inez Ward Code: 22616.201 Instructor: L. Sherman Code: 52616.202

Instructor: J. Inez Ward Code: 22616.302 Instructor: L. Sherman Code: 52616.204

Instructor: C. Moore Day: Thursday Dates: 10/14-10/28 Times: 6:00pm-9:00pm

Instructor: C. Moore Day: Thursday Dates: 2/10-3/3 Times: 6:00pm-9:00pm

All art work on these pages are by Carolyn Moore.

Instructor: K.Freeman Dates: 1/15, 1/22, and 1/24 Code: 52638.308

Instructor: K.Freeman Dates: 2/19, 2/6, and 2/28 Code: 52638.309

Instructor: Monitor Code: 52638.204 Darkroom Printing Techniques