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Winter/Spring 2012 Classes
Workshops
Sally Strand Workshop (Supply List)
4042 March 26 – 29th, 2012
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
The principles taught in this class are basic to all mediums. Color and light will be the focus of the week, along with essential elements of strong composition. Students will explore color by working from costumed models and still life. Optical mixing of layered color, as well as the analysis of the effect of light and substructure of values and temperature will be stressed. Each student will receive individual attention and critiques. Demonstrations, lectures and a slide show are designed to give students tools to achieve intensely beautiful color.
· Pastel primarily, all mediums welcome
· Beginner to professional
· Instructor demonstrations in pastel
· Individual instruction, critiques
Instructor: Sally Strand
Tuition $640 / Members $620 | Enroll Now
3 Day Pet Portrait Workshop
4043 April 24 -26, 2012
6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
This workshop you are open to use acrylic, pastel, charcoal, colored pencil or more to make a portrait of your pet. The instructor will demonstrate techniques, perspective, fur, texture, and more to recreate your loved animal onto a canvas. Bring a photograph or your cat, dog, horse, frog, bird or any animal to work from. Individual assistance will be provided. Studio 3
Instructor: Gayle Clayborn
Tuition $85/ Members $75 | Enroll Now
Plein-Air Painting Workshop
4044 March 23 - 25, 2012
9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
This class will concentrate on developing on-location oil painting skills. David will demonstrate plein-air painting and will give individual instruction and group critiques. The student will paint or sketch outdoors in the morning. The afternoons will be used to finish the small paintings started outdoors. All levels of instruction – Beginner to Advance. Studio 2
Instructor: David Vollbracht,OPA
Tuition $445/ Members $425 | Enroll Now
Supply Lists:
All Oil Painting Classes taught by Virginia Grass Simmons or Mary Binford Miller
Untitled: Painting With Matthew Hilyard
Drawing Supplies for Intermediate to Advanced Drawing with Kathleen Shanahan
Suggested Sculpture Supplies List
Gestural Portraits and More Suggested Supply List
Sally Strand Workshop Suppy List
The Mary R. Koch School of Visual Arts Wish List
Do you have any of these materials at home? Or would like to purchase them for the School? We would greatly appreciate any donations!
If you decide to drop a class you must notify the education office. If you drop before the class starts there is a $20 processing fee. No refunds will be given after a class/workshop has begun.
The Mary R. Koch School of Visual Arts General Information
Whether for a newcomer or a seasoned veteran, the Mary R. Koch School of Visual Arts at the Wichita Center for the Arts is the ideal environment for the pursuit of education in all things artistic, including drawing, painting, sculpture, ceramics, enameling, jewelry-making, metalsmithing, and photography. Now in its ninth decade, our school has employed some of the region's finest artists as instructors, including Betty Dickerson, Bruce Moore, Lloyd Foltz, C. A. Seyward, and C. A. Hotvedt. Past students have included internationally-known artists such as David Salle and Tom Otterness.
Classes at the Center are open to all, and our courses run in three cycles: spring, summer, and fall. While we always include classes for children, special Summer and Winter Camps are offered during school vacations. The Center's Creative Child Center Preschool is the area's only arts-based preschool. We also host two- and three-day workshops for adults in a wide range of topics, as well as slide shows and lectures from visiting artists. We even offer courses in such off-the-beaten-track subjects as bead-making and ballroom dance. So whatever your interests, you're likely to find a class to suit them here at the Center |