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SUMMER ARTS SCHOOL 2014

July 7 – August 1, 2014 Red Deer College | Alberta | Canada

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Immerse yourself in your art. Meet others that love art, as much as you do. Don’t miss Series 2014 – Summer Arts School. We offer five day workshops, Monday – Friday, for adults at various skill levels, from professional artists to someone looking for personal or professional growth. Included will be weekly instructor presentations by professional artists, open studios in the evenings, open model sessions and a variety of social activities planned to enhance your experience at Series. Do all of this by staying right on campus. I look forward to having you become part of the Series community this summer.

Joyce HowdleVisual & Performing Arts Coordinator

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NEW this Year! A “taste of” Series – Want to try on Series for size? Sign up for our day long workshops on Saturday July 19th.

EXPERIENCEWeek One | July 7 - 11

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Figure PaintingBev Tosh

Enhance your figure painting skills and immerse yourself in the creative atmosphere at Red Deer College. During this enriching workshop, focus on composition, value, proportion and methods of underpainting using a live model. You can expect to complete four or five paintings directly from the model. This course is designed for oil/acrylic painters - not watercolourists - due to the methods of underpainting.

Level: IntermediateCRN #1026 | July 7 – 11Course cost $495 + GST

The Versatility of Watercolour Isabelle Hunt-Johnson

Explore the versatility and impact of watercolour as an art form. Focus on essential painting techniques such as working on dry or wet paper, the properties of colour, personal expression and extended techniques. Explore a variety of subject matter including still life, florals, life drawing, abstraction and the costumed model. Individual development is encouraged through the use of critiques, one on one guidance, sharing ideas, demonstrations and reference to historical and modern practices in watercolour. Expect to complete at least four paintings and a variety of experimental exercises.

Level: AllCRN #1359 | July 7 – 11Course cost $495 + GST

Yes You Can Draw the Figure!Ross Bradley

While drawing is the foundation of all art forms, the most challenging subject to draw is the human figure. Work from a live model and hone your observational skills as you use a variety of materials. Emphasis will be placed on developing your own style of drawing while understanding the principles of anatomy and proportion as well as general concepts of composition, form and light.


Week One July 7 - 11


Abstract Painting Cold Wax & OilJanice Mason Steeves

Develop your own painting vocabulary and direction in this lively exploratory workshop. Discover how to add layers to create overlapping colour fields and experiment with texturing and mark-making. Focus on the structure of painting and the elements of design using the softly impasto medium of cold wax. Intended to balance playful, intuitive exploration with an understanding of composition, you will have lots of individual attention as you experiment with this medium.

Level: AllCRN #1435 | July 7 – 11 Course cost $495 + GST

Seeking Harmony… Mind, Music and ColourPippi Johnson

Plato and Pythagoras first wrote about the relationship of music and colour. Even the words are the same: key, harmony, rhythm, composition and gradation. Come, bring your acrylic paints and favourite music as we explore the connection and create a unique style and expression. The journey will explore research on this relationship, the use of traditional and non-traditional painting styles and the meaning and effects of colour and colour harmonies on our ideas and emotions. Music experience or education in not a pre-requisite, you only need an open mind and desire for an enhanced creative experience.


The Expressive Portrait in ClayJackie Bagley

Review the anatomical structure of the head: skull, eyes, nose, ears and mouth. With class instruction and demos at each step, you can expect to produce a realistic 3D portrait in clay, one that arrives at a likeness with life and expression. A more experienced student can expect to move towards achieving expressive quality, moving towards abstraction. The clay portraits are built on an armature, using the additive and subtractive method.



Making Handmade Tiles with ClayDebra Bryan

Make, decorate and fire clay tiles by hand! Included will be carving, casting and sculpting, as well as finishing techniques such as terra sigillata, sgraffito and glazing. Installation options and grouting will also be demonstrated. Leave this class with several tile examples of each technique that can be used for future reference as well as one suitable for installing on a tabletop or wall.

Level: AllCRN #1434 | July 7 – 11 Course cost $495 + GST Materials fee $35 + GST

Introduction to Jewelry MakingLinda Chow

This fundamental class introduces you to the essential skills of jewelry making. Through hands-on instruction and demonstrations learn how to lay out, drill, pierce, file, form, solder, texture and polish metal. Using materials like copper, brass or silver you will create a variety of bracelets, rings and pendants. Discover how much fun and surprisingly easy the art of jewelry making really is!

Level: BeginnerCRN #1398 | July 7 – 11 Course cost $495 + GST Materials fee $70 + GST

Hand Building with Molds & ExtrudersVincent Massey

Design and create a ceramic platter using molds you have created using Styrofoam. Asymmetric, deep and long forms will be encouraged. These molds will be carved and sanded, then loaded with a textured slab and left to harden. Once ‘leather hard’, extruded rims, feet and handles will be added to the slabs. Extruder-die making and design will be explored in depth. Though this technique is fraught with challenges, all secrets will be revealed.




The Art of Printing on TextilesKatarzyna Koralweska

Learn various ways of decorating textiles with the technique of silkscreen printing. Design repeating patterns as well as more complex compositions and learn how to print them on fabric. In addition to one and multicolour printing, explore printing techniques with pigment and devore - a paste that “burns” away fibers on a variety of specialty fabrics. You will take away various fabrics that can be used for making clothes, interior decorating, as well as a few pieces that could be stretched on a frame and hung on a wall.

Level: AllCRN #1438 | July 7 – 11 Course cost $495 + GST Materials fee $40 + GST

Introduction to Colour Woodblock PrintmakingBrenda Malkinson

Learn the beautiful process of making colour woodblock prints using different types of wood, tools, inks and papers. Techniques such as carving, colour mixing and printing will be demonstrated and experienced first-hand. Reduction printing, multiple blocks, as well as various methods of registration and printing, both by hand and using the presses will also be included. Print with soy-based inks and learn non-toxic clean up. Create images of your own design; in black and white as well as in two or more colours.

Level: AllCRN #1433 | July 7 – 11Course cost $495 + GSTMaterials fee $35 + GST

Ruling Pen: Beyond the Rules & Into Dynamic TexturesThomas Hoyer

The ruling pen is one of the most fascinating and versatile tools in the calligraphic world. You will have the rare opportunity to make a huge step beyond the basics and discover its enormous creative potential. Learn the sensitive balance of speed and control necessary to produce uniquely lively, animated letterforms. Learn different approaches to text design mainly by creating dynamic textures through condensing, touching, or overlapping strokes. Additional topics include: technical basics, gain and handle momentum, subtle or vivid rhythm, texture, drawing letters, use of colour, and text design. Some previous calligraphic experience is recommended.

Level: IntermediateCRN #1441 | July 7 – 11Course cost $495 + GST Materials fee $15 + GST


Wax Working Techniques for Bronze CastingJason Frizzel

The key to a successful and dynamic bronze cast sculpture is starting with a good wax original. This hands-on course will guide you through a wide range of processes and techniques to create wax originals that can be used in the “lost-wax” bronze casting process. Direct modeling, creating surface texture, incorporating mixed media and found materials, basic mold making and life casting techniques will be discussed and demonstrated. By the end of the course you will have created several wax originals.


Glass Bead Jewelry DesignJessica Hughes

Design and create your own pieces of wearable art! Using a technique called “lampworking”, learn to use a torch to melt and shape glass and make your own glass beads. Learn jewelry design techniques to create woven bracelets, cha-cha bracelets, standard beaded bracelets as well as matching pendant and earring design. Leave the course with a collection of finished jewelry.

Level: Beginner/Intermediate CRN #1437 | July 7 – 11 Course cost $695 + GST Materials fee $50 + GST


I am in awe of all the amazing work done by hand. Pottery has given me the opportunity to create, imagine and experience that for myself.


DISCOVER


DISCOVERWeek Two | July 14 - 18


Anatomy: Drawing the FigureJustin Ogilvie

Examine the underlying skeletal and muscular structures of the human body to create powerful, dynamic and realistic drawings. Each class will begin with an anatomy lecture on a specific body region, followed by drawing from the live model. Explore the expressive use of line, value, weight and volume as well as classical techniques in shading, gesture, sighting and composition. Emphasis will be placed on identifying anatomical landmarks, observational accuracy, as well as creative exploration with drawing materials. Each class is supplemented with individual and group feedback, demonstrations and slide presentations on historical and contemporary figurative artists.

Level: All (Beginners welcome!)CRN #1388 | July 14 – 18Course cost $595 + GST

Discover the Beauty of the Human BodyKatarzyna Koralweska

Explore diverse techniques to learn to draw the human body. You will have a chance to observe and depict the figure in your own original way. Classes will range from practicing quick sketches of various poses to concentrating on drawing a full figure in a large format. You will also draw the most challenging details like hands, feet and face. Each exercise will teach you something new about composition, proportions and the importance of light and perspective. You’ll draw with charcoal, pencil, pastel and ink and be encouraged to experiment with collages and mixed media.

Level: All (Beginners welcome!)CRN #1360 | July 14 – 18Course cost $495 + GST

Watercolour For AllWillie Wong

Designed for all levels, this course will include easy-to-follow handouts and instructions. Start out with depicting the simple but intricate shapes and textures of rocks and leaves, continue with the majestic attributes of mountains, rocks and reflections, the beauty of poppies and pansies and conclude with the whimsical charm of old stone bridges over rivers. Exercises will also include quick and easy Sumi type for watercolour to create cards for all occasions. During our week together you will complete 5 watercolour projects, plus bonus exercises!

Level: AllCRN #1456 | July 14 - 18 Course cost $495 + GST

Week Two July 14 - 18


Fearless Abstract PaintingSamantha DaSilva

Immerse yourself in the exciting and innovative movement that has captivated both beginner and experienced painters alike. Learn a unique method of painting: rollers rather than brushes, tables instead of easels, lots of paint and water, canvas manipulation and plaster, sand and wood shavings to create ethereal textured abstracts. In addition, you will learn to achieve depth in your paintings by creating acrylic washes, glazes and working with texture. Composition, critiquing and tips for working with metallic paints and mixed media collage will also be covered. You will be encouraged to find and explore your own artistic style in a safe, supportive environment.

Level: All (Beginners welcome!)CRN #1454 | July 14 – 18 Course cost $495 + GST

Alternative Firing TechniquesJames Watkins

Learn to produce rich surface effects using Raku and Saggar firing. Address the technical issues involved in large scale throwing, cover surface decoration and discuss ways of using the physical environment as creative inspiration. Demonstrations and topics will include: large platters, double-walled vessels, pit firing and Saggar firing in a carbon-trapping metal container.

Level: IntermediateCRN #1447 | July 14 – 18 Course cost $495 + GST

Experimental Processes in PaperclayRebecca Hutchinson

Explore paperclay as a versatile sculptural medium. Demonstrations will include clay preparation, building techniques, surface and colour, firing and non-firing options to achieve qualities of translucency, weightlessness and sculptural building ease. You will be encouraged to develop individual ideas and conceptual directions.

Level: All (Beginners welcome!)CRN #1453 | July 14 – 18 Course cost $595 + GST


The Art of Steampunk JewelryBrenda Mattson

Use the cogs, gears, cases, movements and faces to create stunning Steampunk jewelry. The possibilities are endless for earrings, pendants and bracelets that are upcycled, repurposed and assembled from old watches. Learn about the origins of today’s Steampunk movement. Learn to combine function with key design considerations and combinations of materials. All you need to bring is your imagination.


Shoebox Studio Too!Julia Lowther

Build on the basic jewelry making skills learned in “Shoebox Studio: Jewelry Basics”, expand your knowledge through experiments with the marriage-of-metals, fusing, forging, tool making, hinges, box clasps and faceted stone setting. Materials kit includes sheet, wire, rod and tubing in copper & brass, as well as faceted stones, fine silver wire and much more. You should be able to solder unattended.

Prerequisite: “Shoebox Studio: Jewelry Basics” or equivalent fundamental jewelry class.

Level: Intermediate CRN #1451 | July 14 – 18Course cost $495 + GSTMaterials fee $100 + GST

Intermediate Colour Woodblock PrintmakingBrenda Malkinson

You will be introduced to multi-layer block prints including block registration, colour layering, brayer inking techniques and printing on the press. Arrive with your image ideas ready to be transformed into multi-colour block prints. This is a terrific workshop for those wanting to advance their wood block printing skills.

Level: IntermediateCRN #1444 | July 14 – 18Course cost $495 + GSTMaterials fee $50 + GST



Luscious LayersJacqueline Sullivan

Work with transparent watercolors by pouring paints onto watercolour papers. After you learn the basic wash techniques, experiment with various other techniques including adding Rit dyes, pastel powders, salt, alcohol and more to create unique and interesting papers. Once the backgrounds are completed you’ll begin the lettering process with waterproof media using handwriting for visual texture, and additional layers of paint and other media to form luscious layers!

Level: AllCRN #1446 | July 14 – 18 Course cost $495 + GSTMaterials fee $15 + GST

Lampworking 101- Adventures in Glass BeadmakingPatricia Doyle

Explore the magic and alchemy used to make handmade glass beads. Using a torch and rods of Italian glass, learn the basics of creating, shaping and decorating glass beads. By the end of the week you will have gained an understanding of tools, equipment and studio practice. Amaze yourself at the magnificent handfuls of beads you will create and the very real progress you make through this course. Suitable for both shiny new beginners and returning students.

Level: All (Beginners welcome!)CRN #1452 | July 14 – 18Course cost $695 + GST Materials fee $50 + GST

Painting, Silk-Screening & Airbrushing on GlassJoseph Cavallieri

Perfect for artists who want to concentrate on imagery and design, the techniques learned in this class will focus on the glass surface while working with kiln fired enamels. Paint, airbrush (using an atomizer) and silk-screen onto flat clear or white glass; then, fire the glass in a kiln ‘baking’ the art onto the glass making your illustration permanent. Combine these paintings to make layered glass collages resulting in final creations that look 3-dimensional, even though they are made from flat glass with no cutting or soldering.

Level: AllCRN #1450 | July 14 – 18Course cost $495 + GST Materials fee $50 + GST


Bronze Casting: The Lost Wax MethodJason Frizzell

Experience the ancient art of bronze casting using RDC’s state of the art foundry facilities. In this hands-on two week course, you will take your prepared waxes through all stages of the casting process. Sprue systems, ceramic shell moulds, de-waxing, pouring, chasing, finishing and patination will be included. Although no previous casting experience is required, you must come prepared with finished wax sculptures.

An additional charge of $18.00 per finished pound of bronze will be applied.

Level: AllCRN #1449 | July 14 – 18 & July 21 - 25 Course cost $895 + GSTMaterials fee $50 + GST

Sculpting with FOSSHAPEAngela Dale

Discover what is possible with FOSSHAPE! This soft, pliable fabric can be formed and shaped into fantastic permanent objects when exposed to steam, heat or dry heat. It can be painted, dyed or decorated with a variety of artisan coatings and paints. It has superior strength and flexibility, yet is wonderfully lightweight. It’s the “Buckram” alternative without the mess. Let your imagination flow as we take on a number of different projects utilizing a variety of tools and techniques to create anything from hats to headpieces, sub-structures, masks, props and scenic materials.

Level: All CRN #1443 | July 14 – 18 Course cost $495 + GSTMaterials fee $160 + GST

Using Glass to Tell Great StoriesJamie Gray

Every piece of art starts with a great story. Use found glass objects, thrift-shop items and sheet glass to make objects in sculptural form. No previous glass experience is required – only an active imagination. Various glass cutting techniques as well as other methods to manipulate, deconstruct and reconstruct objects will be covered. Secret and hidden compartment design will be implemented where desired, decals and sandblasting will be used decoratively, and we will add embellishments to produce strong narrative objects.

Level: All CRN #1448 | July 14 – 18Course cost $595 + GSTMaterials fee $35 + GST



Marquetry : Plant & LandscapeTalar Prefontaine

Are you interested in working with wood but dislike the idea of using power tools? Learn to create beautiful works in wood with just the use of an art knife. For inspiration we will look at the practice of marquetry through the ages and view the works of current masters. Learn how to select suitable subject matter and edit photographs to create interesting works. Emphasis will be on two important areas: technique and the characteristics of natural wood veneers. There will be plenty of time for hands-on practice, as you have the opportunity to complete up to two projects of varying difficulty. Create your own designs or use those provided by the instructor. Prior experience in marquetry is helpful but not necessary.


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INSPIREWeek Three | July 21 - 25


Plein Aire Painting & DrawingMaureen Enns

Venture outside of the studio en plein aire and focus on conservation issues related to nearby urban and rural landscapes. Combine painting and drawing in the field and then develop your work further in the studio. Explore light by recording the same scene at different times of day including an excursion in the moonlight. Develop an easy to use “kit” that will encourage personal exploration of “Plein Aire”. We will conclude with an informal exhibition in the studio combined with fun and stimulating discussions. We will car-pool to selected locations.


Painting the FigureJustin Ogilvie

Explore both classical and contemporary painting techniques of the human figure. The live model and photography will be used as you examine flesh tones with colour theory and techniques in paint applications such as underpainting, grisaille, glazing, impasto, blending and expressive brushstrokes. Explore contemporary techniques such as artificial colour, palette knife, squeegee, drips, abstraction and unconventional composition. Specifically designed to enhance technical virtuosity while inspiring further creative experimentation, this class is supplemented with individual and group feedback, demonstrations, as well as slide presentations on historical and contemporary figurative artists. Both oils and acrylics are welcome.

Pre-requisite: Basic figure drawing/painting skillsCRN #1459 | July 21 – 25Course cost $595 + GST

Seductive SurfacesJean Pedersen

Open the door into the exploration of combining various mixed media with an emphasis on water-soluble paints and mediums. Take risks and work beyond your traditional practice in pursuit of your own personal language. Mix it up by exploring techniques from watercolour to gouache, gesso, acrylics, inks, collage and mark making tools. These techniques can be applied to a variety of subject matter, styles and surfaces to create your own unique artistic statement. Emphasis will be placed on design, personal style and class work.

Level: AllCRN #1375 | July 21 – 25Course cost $495.00 + GST

Week Three July 21 - 25


Beautiful Surfaces with Functional PotsSarah Jaeger

Bringing unity to surface and form is one of the fundamental challenges potters face. Good decoration can make a pot sing, and a beautiful surface can give a feeling of extravagance and luxury to a simple pot that we use every day. Focus on techniques of glaze decoration, particularly on wheel thrown functional pots. Begin with demonstrations of various decorating techniques and discuss different ways to glaze ceramic forms. Glaze the bisque pots you have brought to class and load them in the kiln. While the kiln is firing, work on the wheel – keeping in mind the new information about glazing. New forms will evolve in response to ideas about the surface of the pots. Also included will be slide presentations and discussions.

Level: IntermediateCRN #1465 | July 21 – 25Course cost $495+ GST

Hand Building & Decorating VesselsShirley Reimer

Learn to form vessels that will include a variety of hand building and decorating techniques on greenware, on bisque and on glaze. Glazes will include glossy, matte, and textured enamels on a low fire clay body. Bring your imagination to class because the sky is the limit.

Level: Intermediate/AdvancedCRN #1466 | July 21 – 25Course cost $495 + GSTMaterials fee $30 + GST

Adventures in MetalsmithingCrys Harse

Discover the dynamic properties of metal! Be part of the astonishing transformation from a flat sheet of copper to a finished bowl, and learn how metal works in the process. Build on this experience and have fun making three to four pieces of your own over the course of the week. Explore forming, hammering, sawing, texturing, riveting, and colouring copper, as well as how to alter simple everyday tools to meet your metalsmithing needs. Experimenting is encouraged; the possibilities are endless!

Level: AllCRN #1457 | July 21 – 25Course cost $495+ GSTMaterials fee $85 + GST

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Decorative BezelsLinda Chow

Bezel set stones are found extensively in jewelry and can be more than just a rind of metal enclosing a stone. Learn the basics of bezel setting with round, oval, square and fancy stones and then transform a plain bezel by creating decorative elements on the bezel. Included will be precision layout, forming, shaping and soldering.

Level: AllCRN #1462 | July 21 – 25Course cost $495 + GSTMaterials fee $60+ GST

Introduction to Etching and Chine-Collé Eveline Kolijin

Learn the ancient printmaking techniques of etching and Chine-Collé. Become familiar with plate development and the use of a printing press; then, maximize the print-potential of an etched plate by printing it on a variety of coloured, thin, Japanese papers, which are collaged with the print on a paper support. This technique is called Chine-Collé. The possibilities of print on these beautiful, thin and hardy papers will be further explored by pasting the prints on three dimensional, blank surfaces. If you wish to continue the techniques learned in this course at home, you are encouraged to bring linocut tools and learn to use these techniques using only hand-printed methods. There are also options of combining lino-print and etching in one project.


iPhoneography EssentialsTony Bounsall

Join the major movement in 21st century photography known as iPhoneography! Use your iPhone and iPad to compose, shoot, edit and share photos with your family, friends and the rest of the world! Produce memorable images in black and white, colour, panoramic or high definition and intuitively remix fine art, photography, illustrations and computer graphics. If you are passionate about photography and want to use your iPhone and iPad to document your life and create your own unique personal visions, this innovative workshop is for you! Learn which apps to use and how to use them together and marvel at the results. Please bring your iPhone 4, 4s or 5, your iPad and have an iTunes account set up and ready for our first class.


Week Three July 21 - 25


Glass Bead Making – The Next StepKim Adams

Discover how to take your basic glass beadmaking skills to the next level! Dive into the layering of metals, frit, enamels and reduction to create complex surface decoration. The design and creation of Latticino as well as Millefiore and application of dichroic glass and basic sculptural techniques will also be included.

Level: IntermediateCRN #1460 | July 21 – 25Course cost $695 + GSTMaterials fee $50 + GST

On & Under Your Skin -Sculptural Felting WorkshopMarjolein Dallinga

Deepen the consciousness about experiences learned from sculpting with felt and other fibers. Explore different sculptural form ideas to become more aware of how and why use this medium. Focus on basics like colour, design and conceptions of a creation. You will be challenged to experiment with your designs using sculptural felting techniques while deepening your awareness of the creative process. This is an experimental discovery workshop. At the end of each day discuss creations to heighten awareness of colour and design choices.

Level: AllCRN #1463 | July 21 – 25Course cost $595 + GST Materials fee $75 + GST

Resolute ImageryLaurie Doctor

Do you know many techniques but are uncertain how to find or articulate your own particular style? Are you interested in finding authenticity and depth in your work? Start with universal symbols from around the world and express them in a meaningful and singular way. Study colour, composition, observation, archetypes, painting techniques and mediums. Jump into the process and expect to leave this class with the continuity a subject or image provides for a series of work. The atmosphere of this class is contemplative, incorporating poetry and periods of silence.



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EXPLOREWeek Four | July 28 - August 1


A Week with the ModelRoss Bradley

This is an exciting opportunity for you to work with other artists in drawing the figure. In the traditional format for figure drawing classes, each day will begin with shorter poses. Afternoon sessions will offer medium length poses, based on the preferences of the group while evening classes will allow sustained studies and multiple explorations of the same pose. As this is a self-directed program with no formal instruction, you are invited to bring any non-toxic drawing, painting or sculpture materials you wish to work with.

Level: Some drawing experience requiredCRN #1148 | July 28 – August 1Course cost $295 + GST

Draw to Learn!Brenda Malkinson

Sharpen your drawing skills by focusing on basic principles and elements. Included will be exercises designed to work on visual perception to extend your drawing skills and knowledge while exploring traditional and non-traditional media. A variety of drawing subjects as well as indoor and outdoor drawing experiences will be presented. Development of your individual style and technique will be encouraged.

Level: All CRN #1471 | July 28 – August 1Course cost $495 + GST

The Process of Seeing Todd Clark

Todd Clark is a self-taught artist who is well exposed to the principles and practices of painting. Throughout his painting career he learned to “see”, select and reject elements in a painting, and to make choices based on structure and design. We will explore and dissect one of Todd’s paintings, breaking it down into it’s basic elements; and from this, apply a rebuilding process in order to create your own paintings.

Level: Beginner/IntermediateCRN #1481 | July 28 – August 1Course cost $495 + GST

Week Four July 28 - August 1


Contemporary Chinese Brush Painting Andy Lou

If you are interested in the Chinese culture and painting this workshop is for you! Both traditional and contemporary techniques of Chinese Brush Painting will be introduced. Learn about ink, rice paper, colour, texture, composition and the aesthetic principles of Chinese Brush Painting. Learn how to make special textures on rice paper by using non-traditional materials. You will be encouraged to free yourself and explore these simple tools with their unlimited possibilities. At the end of the workshop we will also learn Chinese Brush Painting mounting techniques.

Level: AllCRN #1469 | July 28 – August 1Course cost $495 + GST

The Landscape in Oil PastelGretchen Markle

Have you always wanted to paint landscapes but don’t know where to begin?

The secret of painting landscapes is by truly seeing it. Learn how to see a scene and then render it in your own personal style. You will explore the wonderful possibilities of light, portable, non-toxic and gorgeous oil pastels; ideal for painting en plein air. Through a mix of classes, short demonstrations, one-on-one instruction and lots of actual on-site painting, you will be surprised with the beauty of your creations.

Level: AllCRN #1474 | July 28 – August 1Course cost $495 + GSTMaterials fee $25 + GST

Mixed Media CollageTony Bounsall

If you are just discovering the medium of collage, or would like to add to your knowledge and skills, this workshop will both assist and energize you. Learn different approaches to collage using found materials and photographs. Topics will include: the uses of colour, surface treatments, incorporation of drywall mud and plaster substrates, working with photographs, working with found objects and ephemera. Image transfer techniques will also be covered. The class will involve demonstrations in a relaxed, fun and creative environment. Bring your enthusiasm!



Painting Still Life in PastelMike Beeman

Learn the basics in creating still life paintings with pastels. Students of all levels will gain confidence in their painting abilities through the skills they learn in this course. Become familiar with pastel brands, papers, supports, how to set up still life and use thumbnails for problem solving, developing colour and compositional notes. We will also work with values and textures, utilize different painting approaches using pastels and learn the technical and fundamental applications of pastels.


Wax Poetic: Mixed Media EncausticArlene Westen Evans

Because of the many possibilities contemporary artists can explore, the art of encaustic (painting with wax) painting has experienced a renaissance. Painters as well as collage and fibre artists alike love the mysterious ethereal look that wax provides on different surfaces. You will be introduced to the medium, address safety concerns and learn how to properly use irons and heat guns to seal and fuse. Learn how to mix colours and create surfaces rich in texture. Hands-on practice will provide numerous opportunities for you to incorporate collage materials while learning basic essential elements toward creating cohesive artworks.


Exuberant Forms, Abundant Surfaces Carol Gouthro

Focus on unusual handbuildng construction methods and multiple surface design techniques used to create a variety of vessels and sculptural forms. Learn techniques to create innovative forms and intense surfaces including wooden and found object drop molds, building with tar paper, layering colours, carving and etching surfaces, painting patterns and creating multiple textures. Experiment with dramatic details, daring pattern-play and wild colour mixes using underglazes, transfers and slips. There will be lots of demos and discussion in this fun and fast-paced class.




From Handle to SpoutJim Etzkorn

Learn techniques used in making, decorating and experimenting with functional forms. Through a series of exercises making a variety of objects, you will experience different approaches to creating form. The structure of this program will concentrate and punctuate with decorative techniques. Processes will be taught through demos, discussions and slides.


Casting Metal for Jewelry & Small ObjectsGreg Lavoie

Learn the art of lost wax metal casting for small sculpture or jewelry pieces. You can choose to work with either bronze or silver metal to create small sculptures, rings or pendants. First create your objects in wax, surround the pieces in refractory material, heat until the wax has burned out and then replace that with molten metal. Join us for a truly exciting experience!

Level: AllCRN #1386 | July 28 – August 1Course cost $495+ GSTMaterials fee $35 + GST

Pinhole Photography: From Analog to DigitalWenda Salomons

Become familiar with the distinctive medium of pinhole photography in both analog and digital formats. Learn how to construct a pinhole camera, create a pinhole “lens”, develop paper negatives in a darkroom and scan them in the computer lab. For digital users, create a pinhole lens for your DSLR from a body cap and use the immediacy of your camera’s results to build a unique body of work! From selfies to urbanity to landscape to still-lifes, every subject is dramatically transformed through the “lenseless” camera!

Level: AllCRN #1480 | July 28 – August 1Course cost $495 + GST Materials fee $40 + GST


Alternative PrintmakingStacey Cann

Take a new look at printmaking by exploring gel transfers, monoprinting, stencils and paint, rubbings and other non-traditional printmaking techniques. Use alternative art-making surfaces such as fabric, found objects and plexi-glass. Also learn how to combine different types of printmaking to create one image.


Decorative Paper FiestaSusan Kristoferson

Explore surface design for paper. Learn and practice many techniques such as itajime (Japanese style fold-clamp-and-dye), suminagashi (Japanese floating-ink-on-water marbling), Turkish marbling (floating- paint-on- thickened-gel marbling), “ paste painting” (coloured cooked starch paste with paint) plus several other wild and crazy techniques. Create a stash of gorgeous papers to use for creating collages or fine craft objects. Each day you will learn to create a different object with your papers.


Crazy Kiln TimeNatalie Rodrigues

Learn a variety of approaches in this introduction to kiln casting. Play with burnout molds, basic mold recipes and how to write kiln schedules. Use a variety of non-traditional materials to make our positives like paper, potatoes and found materials. Bring your hot glue gun and your ideas.



Oh what fun... a whole week exploring new forms and surface decorations!


Details: Dots, Raking & MoreAmy Waldman-Smith

Achieve the fine details that make a bead stand out. Spend the week working on improving heat control, stringer work, dots, shaping, encasing, raking, marvering and more. Break down the process of making finely detailed beads into small steps, so that you can slowly build up the details, layer by layer to create your own intricate beads. Plenty of time will be allowed for practice. Applying these techniques will open up a whole new dimension to the potential in your work.

Level: Intermediate/AdvancedCRN #1468 | July 28 – August 1Course cost $695 + GSTMaterials fee $50 + GST

Dynamic Colour on Sensuous SilkDarcy Gusse Edinga

Experiment with vibrant colours and discover the dynamic qualities of silk as an artistic medium. Learn techniques using French dyes and a resist to create coloured textures and artistic expressions while painting directly onto the fabric. You may want to bring along simple design ideas for working with the silk, although it is not necessary. Information on dyeing other fibres will also be discussed. Several projects will be completed while working with this unique technique, including a hand painted, luxurious silk scarf!


Natural Willow Basketry & MoreCrys Harse

Turn a bundle of willow wands into gorgeous baskets! Using willow and other materials make a stake-and-strand market basket, followed by a melon-shaped frame basket with further experimentation. Use a variety of weaving techniques and border treatments and explore principles of design, colour and texture. Because wild willow in Alberta can only be woven between October and April, we will work with different types of cultivated willow but will discuss how to select, gather and use wild willow for you to make more baskets at home. Watch your creativity grow as you develop these amazing skills.

Level: AllCRN #1393 | July 28 – August 1Course cost $495+ GST Materials fee $65+ GST


CREATESeries Day | July19


Drawing for BeginnersDawn Candy

Build basic drawing skills, beginning with perception/drawing exercises and working toward a completed still life or portrait. Explore fundamental concepts including composition, value and perspective, while experimenting with different mark-making techniques..

Level: BeginnerCRN #1483 | July 19Course cost $155 + GST

Introduction to Oil PaintingErin Boake

If you have been wanting to try oil painting but don’t know where to start, this class will walk you through the basics of colour mixing, using mediums and painting techniques. Create a few studies from life in order to get the feel of this seductive and rewarding medium. Some drawing experience is an asset but not necessary.

Level: AllCRN #1484 | July 19Course cost $155 + GST

Painted Papers Sculpted PagesSally Towers-Sybblis

Come to create...leave inspired. Create exquisite surface designs on papers using a variety of dyes, inks and acrylics. Layer luscious colours and textures using simple tools. You will be amazed at how simple the process is with stunning results. Your one of a kind painted papers will then be sculpted into a variety of hand crafted books. Learn how to construct simple yet elegant book structures. You will leave this class with fully completed projects.

Level: All CRN #1487 | July 19Course cost $155 + GST

Series One Day Workshops July 19


A Taste of Series- Fearless Abstract PaintingSamantha deSilva

Get a taste of the exciting and innovative movement that has captivated all painters. Start with a basic overview of acrylic paints and mediums, supports and then unique techniques: rollers rather than brushes, tables instead of easels, lots of paint and water, canvas manipulation and plaster, sand and wood shavings to create ethereal textured abstracts.


Still Life Casting in ConcreteMatt Heide

This introductory course into the world of still life casting will use concrete as the medium. Discuss and execute a basic one-piece silicone mold. Make your mold from a still life object that you have chosen. Then, cast concrete into each mold, briefly discussing concrete basics and the limitations and strengths of the materials being used.

Level: AllCRN #1486 | July 19Course cost $155 + GST

Beadmaking for BeginnersKatrina Brodie

Learn how to make your own glass beads in just 1 day! Through demonstrations, one-on-one guidance and practice time you will learn how to design and create a range of beads. Learn surface decoration techniques such as dot making and striping as well as small scale sculpting. Bead making is a craft that allows beginner students to make cool beads in one day and those with experience will still be challenged and excited. WARNING: This craft is highly addictive!

Level: AllCRN #1485 | July 19Course cost $155 + GST I tapped into creativity and

skills I didn’t know I had!


Photo Course in a DayRichard Erlendson

Honour your gift of photography. You’ll be surprised at what you can learn in a day, and your photography will be changed forever. You’ll be impressed with what you can do with your camera after the course. Bring your camera along if you like – but it’s not a requirement. Move your photography to the next level.


Series Day July 19

Scholarships are available

We’re offering over $8,100 in scholarships for anyone to attend Series 2014 – Summer Arts School. You can apply at www.rdc.ab.ca/future-student/awards. Application deadline is March 15th. Don’t miss this opportunity to be a part of Series this summer!

Give the gift of art

Wondering what to suggest to family and friends for a gift? A Series gift card works for any occasion and is available in any denomination. Call 403.342.3132 or 1.888.732.4630 to get yours.


Getting to Red Deer CollegeRDC is conveniently located just off the Queen Elizabeth II Highway, between Edmonton and Calgary. Just take the 32 St exit and we’re right on your right-hand side. Visit our website at www.rdc.ab.ca/series to check out campus maps.

The nearest international airport is the Calgary International Airport (YYC), Air Canada now offers flights to the Red Deer Airport (YQF), close proximity to RDC. Additional travel arrangements (taxi) must be made to get to the College from the local airport.

ParkingThere is ample free parking available to Series participants both at your Residence unit and at the Main Building in all unreserved lots.

Workshop TimesWorkshops run Monday to Friday, 9 AM – 4 PM with an hour lunch break each day. Most studios are also open in the evenings for you to continue working if you wish.

SuppliesMost classes require that you bring some of your own supplies. Visit our website www.rdc.ab.ca/series and click on the supply list for your class to find out what you need to bring. It’s worth checking just prior to attending your workshop to see if your instructor has added any last minute items.

Studio AccessEvening access is available in most studios until 10 PM Monday to Thursday.

Social EventsWe have some great social activities scheduled during the evening for you to interact with other participants and enjoy your experience at Series. Meet fellow artists and instructors after class in the FarSide Bar & Grill. Other social activities include:

Monday – Welcome BBQ – Farside Bar & Grill followed by Instructor/Artist PresentationsTuesday – Red Deer Museum & Art Gallery Reception; Open Studio Wednesday Lunch (bring your lunch) – Mapping Creativity – Larry Reese film/presentationWednesday – Open Model SessionsThursday – Student showcase

Accommodation OptionsMost of our participants choose to stay in our on-campus Residences from Sunday – Thursday. Residence check-in is from 2 – 10 PM each Sunday. Check out is noon on Friday; however if you want to stay and clean up after class there is a day rate of $20. Please indicate whether you will be taking advantage of our day rate when you register.

Good to know

Residence is basic student accommodations. Our townhouse style units contain 4 bedrooms with 2 full bathrooms. Each bedroom has a single bed and locking door. Your room will have linens and towels provided and you may want to bring additional bedding as the mattresses are quite firm. Dishes are not supplied so if you plan to cook while you are here please bring your own dishes and cooking utensils.

Rates are $45 per night (including tourism tax and GST) and you may reserve your room when you register for your course.

For those interested in an even more economical option, Residence is offering a limited number of units at $25 per night. Guests choosing this option will need to bring their own sleeping bag as linens and towels will NOT be included. These units also have 4 bedrooms but only one shower along with 2 half bathrooms. These units are a little older but still quite comfortable and a good economical option.

If you prefer hotel accommodation The Sandman Inn is offering a room rate of $84 + taxes per night for a standard room (single or double). This hotel is a 15 minute walk to RDC. Please call 403-343-7400 or Central Reservations Department @ 1-800-SANDMAN to make the necessary arrangements. Confirmation number for this rate offer is 237160.


Good to knowFood Services RDC has several options for food service during the day- eating on campus is simple. Also, there are several restaurants and grocery stores within close proximity to the College.

LibraryAll Series participants have access to the Library during your stay at RDC. Whether you want to check your email, print a document or do some research, the Library has guest computers and printers for your use. You can also borrow books and other materials during your stay. Just let the Library staff know you are a Series participant and they will be happy to help you.

Campus StoreThere is a store on campus that has art supplies for purchase. If you wish to purchase additional supplies there is an art supply store in downtown Red Deer – Alberta Art & Drafting Supplies 4711 49 Ave, 403-346-8255 www.albertaart.com

Wireless InternetThe Centre for Visual Arts and the Library have wireless access. If you are having any problems with connecting please let one of our Techs or the Library staff know. Unfortunately internet is not yet available in the Residence units.

Course Cancellation Please do not wait to register! We don’t want to cancel any courses based on low enrolment. However, if we do not reach our minimum number of participants for your course to go we will contact you 30 days before the start of your class and offer you another class that may be of interest. If for any reason you need to cancel, please let us know as soon as possible as our workshops are very popular.

Refund PolicyFull refunds are available. If you withdraw 30 days or more before the start date, you will receive a full refund (less a $30 administration fee). If RDC cancels a course or if you withdraw for medical reasons, you will receive a full refund for your course fees. If you need to withdraw from a workshop less than 30 days from the start date, we are not able to issue any refund.

More InformationIf you have additional questions about your course, instructor, Series or the College please visit:

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