ART EDUCATION GALLERIES EVENTS NEWS

EDUCATION EXHIBITION EVENTS

A PLATINUM SUMMER 2018

70 YEARS

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The MISSION of BAYarts is to provide a welcoming lakeside environment to

STIMULATE, ENCOURAGE and SUPPORT professional and aspiring artists of all ages

through COLLABORATION, EDUCATION & EXHIBITION.

April 28

If you’ve been to Moondance, you know we know how to throw a great party. This intimate gathering (150 guests) will feature great local food, brews, wine, music and many surprises.

ADVANCE TICKETS ONLY: WWW.BAYARTS.NET

A benefit for the renovation of the Playhouse

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The Playhousegets a second ACT

For updates on the renovation, naming rights and planned programming:WWW.BAYARTS.NET/PLAYHOUSE

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ART & MUSIC FESTIVAL

BAYarts ANNUAL ART & MUSIC

FESTIVALSAT JUN 16

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With Rey Citron’s Rice & Beans & over 70 vendors with local handmade items, great food, music and more. Part of DESTINATION BAY a citywide family friendly day of activities. Vendors download application at bayarts.net.  

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BAYarts FARM + ARTMARKET

Local food, artisans, garden needs, demos

Join BAYarts Farm + Art Market on Facebook for complete list of vendors, special offers and

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EVERY THUR 5-8 BEGINNING JUNE 14

MOVIES UNDER THE STARS!Grab your crew and a blanket for movie nights BAYarts style! Come early for the Farm & Art Market, browse the galleries, then settle in!

JUN 28 STAR WARSJUL 12 LILO & STITCHAUG 9 CARS

OPENS AT 7:30, MOVIE BEGINS AT DARK park closes 11pm.Sweet Melissa Concessions, Popcorn & grownup libations to purchase.

(FOR THE DOGS)

New activities every week, check our website for updated schedule of events. All events are family and dog friendly!

Transformative.The Cleveland Museum of Art creates transformative experiences through art for the benefit of all the people forever.

General admission is always FREE.

ClevelandArt.org#1 Attraction in Cleveland

Photo by Scott Shaw Photography

WITHOUT BORDERS

CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART

THUR MAY 10 9:30 AM-2:30 PM

Special exhibitions include Rodin 100 years and Recent

Acquisitions. Self guided. Bring a lunch or purchase at

museum. $35 includes transportation/gratuity, limit 25

78TH STREET STUDIOS “THIRD FRIDAY”

FRI JUNE 22 5:00-9:00PM

Four floors of galleries, studios, ambient music, pop

up vendors and local cuisine. Interact with artists and art lovers in this monthly feast

for the senses. Food available to purchase. $35 includes

transportation/gratuity, limit 25

Join fellow art lovers on the ARTbus as we head to these destinations and more to explore the regions rich cultural offerings.

SPACE IS LIMITED SO RESERVE YOUR SEAT NOW: WWW.BAYARTS.NET/EVENTS/UPCOMING OR 440-871-6543

3Tour Cleveland’s diverse art districts with BAYarts

COMING UP: Waterloo Arts District, Cleveland Clinic Art

Collection, University Heights, Tremont and more.

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Wind down your weekend BAYarts style on thebeautiful Huntington Reservation campus. Sweet Melissa delicious summer fare, concessions and libations to purchase

ALL CONCERTS 7–9 PM.

SUMMER CONCERTS

Schools out for the Summer!

JUN 17 SCHOOL OF ROCK schoolofrock.com/rockyriver

Roots Rock, fun & danceable

JUN 24 HAYWIRE haywirerocks.com

A Powerhouse of Soulful, Moving Music

JULY 1 MAURA ROGERS & THE BELLOWS maurarogers.com

Gypsy Jazz

JULY 8 MOUSTACHE YOURSELF moustache-yourself.com

Covering your favorites

JULY 22 LAZY TED & THE BIG HURRY facebook.com/pg/LazyTedandthe BigHurry

Accessible & fun

JULY 29 CLEVELAND OPERA THEATER SINGS clevelandoperatheater.org

Blues, jump, swing, funk

AUG 5 MOKO BOVO

Traditional Irish

AUG 12 PORTERSHARKS portersharks.com

Jazz improv & favorites

AUG 26 B SIDE JAZZ

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MAY 4 - MAY 26OPENING RECEPTION Friday, May 4 from 7-9 pm

DIANNE BOLDMAN EDUCATION GALLERYEILEEN DORSEY: HOME IS WHERE THE ART IS 

In this collection of paintings Dorsey investigates what it means to feel at home.  This new body of work depicts places she connects with on a personal level whether it is places she grew up

with or familiar spots that have become important in her adult years.

JUN 8 - JUL 7OPENING RECEPTION Friday, June 8 from 7-9 pm

SULLIVAN FAMILY GALLERYA NEW SEASON: THE PAINTINGS OF CHRIS BENAVIDES & JIM OSBORNEAfter long and fulfilling careers as illustrators for the American Greetings Corporation, both Jim Osborne and Chris Benavides, longtime friends and co-workers, embark on new and varied artistic  pathways, distinct from their former lives in the world of commercial art. With this body of work Chris and Jim explore the the creative journey and the challenges this new season brings.

DIANNE BOLDMAN EDUCATION GALLERYART CLUB STUDENT SHOW

Cartooning, Ceramics, Graphic Design, Drawing, Painting & Printmaking

SULLIVAN FAMILY GALLERYBODY OF WORK: ANNUAL EXHIBITION & SALE ADVANCED POTTERY STUDENTS"Body of Work" is the 10th annual student ceramic show created and curated by students of BAYarts Karen Ryel Ceramic Arts & Education Studio advanced ceramic class. The program was created to give students an experience to explore different possibilities in ceramics, develop a body of work and individual style, and hone their craftsmanship.  Students are  part of the whole process including marketing, display, pricing, and reception.  This year's theme is inspired by the human figure.

JULY 13 - AUG 4OPENING RECEPTION Friday, July 13 from 7-9 pm

AUG 10 - OCT 6OPENING RECEPTION Friday, Aug 10 from 7-9 pm

SULLIVAN FAMILY GALLERYPAINTINGS OF COMPASSION: ARTISTS IN BLOOM MINISTRY

Artists in Bloom Ministry teaches people the grammar to engage in image making, and become connected with others in a supported community and create art. The objective is to fill a void that  the secular world has created by giving people a new

language, a new means of expression that is purposeful and autobiographical.  The group is comprised of people of all faiths and backgrounds and helps those in

search of meaning discover the spiritual and restorative nature of creating art.

DIANNE BOLDMAN EDUCATION GALLERY:DEREK BRENNAN: INTERWOVEN MEMORIES Artist Derek Brennan celebrates his newfound love of travel with this body of work comprised of encaustic on wood panel pieces.  He asks the question, "How can the imagination alter and distort our memory based on time and emotional experience?"  The aim of the work is not to replicate the scenery entirely, but to dance between the line of representational and abstraction giving each piece a foggy dream-like quality.

SULLIVAN FAMILY GALLERYBRUCE CHECEFSKY: GARDEN SCANS

Photographer Bruce Checefsky seeks refuge in the garden from many irritants, increasing age, expanding development of his

Tremont neighborhood, to our torn country in the throes of political turmoil.  With these images, Checefsky uses a digital photo scanner as his primary camera.  The technique fundamental to this method

of creating images is that of expanding time-scan images that are made on 30 second intervals up to several minutes which

achieves the actual sensation of animation.

DIANNE BOLDMAN EDUCATION GALLERYHARRIET WISE, SUSANNE DOTSON, MARY BURKHARDT: MOTHER, DAUGHTER, FRIENDMother and daughter Harriet Wise and Susanne Dotson, and long time friend Mary Burkhardt explore their happy collaboration as painters with this body of work.  Each artist brings their unique style to this show that is a true celebration of life's work and how love, friendship, and creativity sustain us.

(TUE) JUN 12WINE & CHEESE PAINTED PLATTERSJessica Ramage - Using a pre-bisqued platter, Jessica will demo ways in which you can paint gorgeous serving pieces for your appetizers. $45

(THU) JUN 14MIXED MEDIA COLLAGESusie Underwood - Select from a variety of silk screens, stencils, fabrics and paints to create a unique tote bag of your own design! $40

(THU) JUN 28PAINTING WITH TISSUE PAPERJenny Whitehead - Come spend an enjoyable two hours of stress-free 'painting with tissue paper' on your own canvas. You can decide whether to 'paint' flowers, an

underwater scene or an abstract design. This stress-free method of tearing and layering tissue paper pieces uses color to form shapes and shadows, texture and light.    Jenny Whitehead created all of her children's book

artwork for 'You're A Crab' using tissue paper.  She will share her work and then we will spend time playing and painting with paper.  $40

(THU) JUL 19HAND DYED EMBROIDERY NIGHTSusie Underwood - Using colorful threads and an embroidery hoop, Susie will help you create a beautiful piece of art as you learn different types of patterns, stitches and techniques. $40

(WED) JUL 25LIGHT UP THE NIGHT LUMINARYMoira Beale - Create a luminary for your garden or home while having fun learning some basics about hand building techniques and different ways candles will cast their light to warm up a summer evening. At the end of the class students will have a choice of 4 glazes. $45

COME SOLO OR BRING FRIENDS (AND A BOTTLE OF WINE IF YOU WISH) FOR A FUN & CREATIVE NIGHT AT BAYARTS! ALL LEVELS, A FUN NIGHT OUT. ALL SUPPLIES INCLUDED.

(MON) JUL 16 SO YOU THINK YOU CAN'T DRAW A STRAIGHT LINE?Jenny Whitehead - Come prove yourself wrong by spending two hours discovering that drawing is more about using your eyes than a pencil.  This class is different from a basic drawing class in that it will open your mind to the world around you.  It will inspire you to see the shapes in nature, look closer at how things work and observe the subtle differences in people's faces. All materials are provided including a sketchbook you will work in during class and take with you as a reminder that drawing a straight line isn't nearly as important as seeing the line in the first place. $40

(MON) JULY 23 & AUG 6CERAMIC DECAL PLATESJessica Ramage - Spend the first night of this two part workshop hand-building

a plate, platter or tile out of clay. The second night will be spent decorating your work with underglazes

and decals, a transfer system used to apply pre-printed imagery and text to ceramic wares. $55

(THU) AUG 9FASHION SKETCH NIGHTSandra Kornick - Have you ever aspired to be a fashion illustrator, or would you like to explore a more stylized and dynamic technique of drawing the human figure? If so, join us for an evening of fun, while learning basic fashion drawing concepts and techniques! Feel free to bring photos and favorite fashion images or simply be prepared to sketch, with the goal of creating a fashion image of yourself, or your favorite fashionista! At the end of class, your finished fashion sketch will be matted and ready to frame! Bring friends, the more the merrier -- wine is welcome, too. $35

6:30-8:30create nights

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ADULT CLASSESMIXED MEDIACALLIGRAPHYSAT 10:00 AM-1:00 PM | JUN 23, 30, JUL 7 (3 WKS)Tina Benavides - This class will provide the perfect start to a journey into the foundations

of the elegant art of copperplate calligraphy. This form of pointed pen calligraphy can be used for addressing envelopes, place cards, writing quotes or adding touches to your personal art work. Students will learn the proper posture

and method for using an oblique pen holder and pointed nibs. Starting with minuscules and then majuscules we will learn the letters by like forms and shape. Spacing, numbers and forming sentences are all part of this course.  $90 *$15 supply fee due at workshop

HOW TO SEE: AN IMPORTANT WORKSHOP FOR ALL MEDIUMS SAT & SUN 10:00-4:00 PM | JUN 2 & JUN 3 (2 DAYS)Dean Schaffer - “Seeing” is primarily a right brain, non-verbal function which gets blocked by our common, habitual forms of looking. This workshop will teach you how to translate what is seen in 3 dimensions into the 2 dimension art form; something which is often overlooked when focused on technique. Dean Shaffer is an award-winning artist with over 23 years of teaching experience in all mediums, he continues to study the great masters and hone his skills. He believes the foundation of every work of art is often overlooked: finding meaning in what is SEEN. An invaluable workshop that will take your work to a new level. For beginning, intermediate, advanced students; teens welcome. Bring sketchbook, pencils and medium of your choice to first class. $135

PHOTOGRAPHYPHOTOGRAPHY BASICSWED 6:30-8:30 PM | JUN 6-JUL 18 (6 WKS) Michele Schneider - Do you want to learn how to take great photos? This course will provide you with skills to improve your photos and master your camera settings. Topics will include: photography basics, camera settings, composition, macro and nature, portraiture, people and editing software to enhance your pictures. We will move out and about on campus to try out the things we have learned. $120 *No class on 7/4

CREATIVE WRITINGNATURE JOURNALINGFRI 1:30 PM-3:30 PM | JUN 15-JUL 6 (4 WKS)Beth Milli - Have you ever wanted to capture the beauty of a sunset or savor the sweet smell of spring? Allow your creativity to roam free! Nature journaling provides writers with the opportunity to explore the natural world and forge new connections to innovative ideas and creative thought. Each week, this class will feature a guided hike to a unique corner of the Huntington Reservation. Capture the beauty of the forests, fields and beaches of our lakefront campus, while experimenting with different types of writing and sketching. Comfortable shoes and clothing suitable for walking are recommended.  *Recommended journals will be available for purchase for an additional cost of $16, or bring your own.  $90

BAYARTS WRITER’S SALONWED 7:00-8:45 PM | JULY 25- AUG 29TH (6 WKS) Susan Mangan - Do you enjoy the idea of creative writing, but are not quite sure where or how to begin? Are you a closet poet waiting to open the door to your own creative potential? Have you always dreamt of composing the next great American novel? If so, we think you will benefit from this writing course. Enjoy the art of the written word in a class devoted to creative thought, written expression, and compassionate critique. Returning students always welcome! $100

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FIBER ARTECO-DYED SCARVESTUE 4:00-7:00 PM | JUN 19 & 26 (2 DAYS)Janet Wade - Learn the contemporary application of the traditional techniques used to naturally dye fabrics. Leaves, stems, seeds, loose teas, roots and flower petals when bundled together with fabric and then steamed, will produce beautiful natural patterns and colors derived from their properties. In the first class we will eco-dye a silk scarf using rose petals and leaves that the teacher will provide. In the second class we will eco-dye a silk scarf using flowers, stems, seeds and any other flora collected from your home gardens. We will also go over other techniques such as jar dyeing and crushing flowers onto pretreated fabrics. $65 *$20 supply fee due to instructor at workshop.

ECO-DYEING PART 2TUE 4:00-7:00 PM | JULY 10 & 17 (2 DAYS)Janet Wade - Let’s mix it up and create unique fabrics using a variety of dye baths, over dyeing techniques and the use of resists such as soy wax, wheat paste, shibori folding and binding. We will be dyeing with rust, earth, tannin dyes, indigo and leaves/twigs. The focus of this class will be on making many samples, organizing them into a sample book and eco-dying a cotton shirt or top to wear! * Please bring a white, 100% cotton shirt or top to dye, a pair of scissors and rubber gloves (dishwashing gloves are good) $65 *$20 supply fee due to instructor at workshop.

THE ART OF INDIGO & SHIBORISAT 10:00 AM-2:00 PM | JUL 14 (1 DAY) Janet Wade - Learn the beautiful art of indigo and shibori hand-dyeing using bundling, clamping, folding, and stitching techniques to create a one of a kind dyed fabric. Shibori is the Japanese dyeing technique that typically involves the binding of the cloth and then dip-dyeing the cloth bundle into a vat of indigo. Where the fabric is bound the cloth will resist the dye and remain white and where it is not bound, it will be dyed with the distinctive blue dye color of Indigo. Each student will choose a silk or a cotton scarf to dye and we will also use cotton squares to make samples of the different techniques that we learn in class $45 *$20 supply fee due to instructor at workshop.

TIBETAN PRAYER SPINNERSAT 10:00 AM-2:00 PM | AUG 4 (1 DAY)

Janet Wade - Attach strips of paper with handwritten prayers or good thought to the spinners.  As they spin, the prayers are sent out into the world carried by the wind. Hang them outside and allow them to weather and fall apart. The bells fall onto the ground and are used for the next years’ spinners. $45 *$20 supply fee due to instructor at workshop.

DRAWINGFIGURE DRAWINGMON 6:30-8:30 PM | JUN 11-JUL 16 (6 WKS) ORWED 6:30-8:30 PM | JUN 13-JUL 25 (6 WKS)BEGINNER TO INTERMEDIATE/TEENS 16 & OLDER WELCOME John Carlson - Proportion,

movement, anatomy, quality of line and drawing technique will be explored in this course. Students will work with a nude figure model as they study the human form. Emphasis will be placed on media exploration during the last two classes. Returning students welcome. Model fees included. $135 * no class 7/4

INTRO TO DRAWINGTHU 3:00-5:00 PM | JUN 14-JULY 19 (6 WKS)BEGINNER TO INTERMEDIATE Eric Dull - This course covers the basics of learning how to draw. Learn how to find and build the structure of your subject and learn how to give it form with light and shadows. Along the way, you will learn about different drawing tools and mediums like pencil, charcoal, pen and ink while exploring fun and unique ways of creating compositions. High school students welcome. $125

INTRO TO DRAWING PART 2THU 3:00-5:00 PM | JUL 26-AUG 16 (4 WKS)BEGINNER TO INTERMEDIATE Eric Dull - This course expands on the techniques covered in the first Intro to Drawing class and builds on those core skills and introduces new techniques and drawing mediums. Learn how to draw landscapes, faces and figures. Along the way learn more about different drawing mediums like charcoal, Conte crayon, pen and ink, oil pastels and colored pencils. There will be a focus on the use of light and shadow utilizing toned and white drawing papers. Composition development and personal projects. $85

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ADULT CLASSESDRAWING & YOGA WORKSHOPTUES-THURS 11:00 AM-1:00 PM | JUN 5,6, & 7 (3 DAYS)JoAnn Rencz - Start each class with a 30 min. Yoga session, creating a relaxed mind and body. The rest of class we will dedicate to drawing by learning the art of observation:drawing what we see, focusing on space and value. All levels of adult welcome within both disciplines. $65 *rain or shine event

SEQUENTIAL STORYTELLINGTUE 6:30-8:30 PM | JUN 12-JUL 24 (6 WKS) Jim Giar - The art of sequential storytelling, or telling stories through comics, has become a recognized art form in itself worldwide. Covering all genres and subject matter. In this class students will learn page and panel design, pacing, mood. From the creation of the script, to thumbnails, pencils and finished inks. Participating students should have a solid grasp of drawing and are encouraged to bring previous or present work for critiques. $125 *No class 7/3

WATERCOLORBIRDS IN WATERCOLORWED 4:00-6:00 PM | JUN 6-JUL 11 (5 WKS)

Eric Dull - Eric will walk you through the steps and processes of creating a finished watercolor painting with birds as the subject. From the preliminary sketches, to composition and basic painting

techniques, each student will finish with their own transparent watercolors. $125 *no class 7/4

INTERMEDIATE WATERCOLORMON 6:30-8:30 PM | JUN 4-JUL 9 (6 WKS) Bernie D’Ettorre - Bernie’s intermediate class will incorporate old and new techniques while including mixed media and experimentation for painting landscapes, still-lives and florals. $125

BEGINNING WATERCOLORMON 4:00-6:00 PM | JUN 11-JUL 16 (6 WKS)Eric Dull - During this 6 week course, students will learn the basic steps, processes and techniques of watercolor painting. Students will study and learn how to see their subjects in terms of spatial relationships with the aim toward establishing an expressive and unified composition. The instructor will help students improve in their methods of paint application, color mixing and visual representation. The appropriate tools and materials and things to consider when setting up a proper work space will be discussed on the first day of class. For those students who have taken this course before; the instructor will continue to help you develop your painting skills and provide guidance in making appropriate choices in setting up subject matter. If weather permits, some classes will be held outside. $165

OILS & ACRYLICSPAINTING IN THE METROPARKSMON 10:00 AM-12:30 PM | JUN 18-JUL 23 (6 WKS)Susan Gray Be - Working in oils or acrylics, students will have the unique opportunity of painting in the beautiful Huntington Reservation. Paint on our porch, out in the yard and into the Metropark. Continue to develop your sense of composition and style, while practicing oil and/or acrylic techniques. Continuing students welcome. $155 *rain or shine event

INTRO TO OIL PAINTINGTHU 6:00-8:30 PM | JUN 14-JUL 19 (6 WKS)Sharon Pomales - Explore a variety of materials and techniques including: color mixing, mediums, oil glazing, composition, building texture, painting with a brush, and palette knife painting, proper care of your brushes, and more. $155

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CERAMICSAll ceramic courses are open to students ages 16 to adult

CLAY DECORATING TECHNIQUES “SLIP TRAILING”MON 9:30-11:30 AM | MAY 21 & JUN 4 (2 DAYS)BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE, ADVANCED Andrea

Serafino - Slip Trailing techniques have been used by ceramic artists to decorate their work for hundreds of years. Using this technique is a bit like piping icing onto a cake. Thick clay paint, about the consistency of yogurt or sour cream, is squeezed from a bottle with a fine tip. The result is a raised line, which can be felt on the finished piece. In this workshop we will be practicing

slip trailing, and a related technique called feathering, on simple plate forms. Two weeks later, students will return to glaze their work. (It is beneficial if students are prepared with abstract or representational drawings or designs on the first day of class, but not absolutely necessary.) $60

HAND-BUILDING FOR THE HOMEMON 6:30-8:30 PM | JUN 11-JUL 16 (6 WKS)BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE Jessica Ramage - Learn the basics of hand-building and glazing as you create functional and decorative ceramic pieces for your home. Projects include platters, bowls, mugs, wall tiles and more. The focus of this class will be on glaze and finishing techniques. Optional wheel throwing. Returning students may work on individual projects. $165

ACCESSORIES FOR THE YARDWED 6:30-8:30 PM | JUN 6-JUL 18 (6 WKS)BEGINNERS, INTERMEDIATE Moira Beale - Learn the basics in hand-building, throwing and glazing while creating unique pieces for your garden or home. Projects could include stepping stones, bird feeders, luminaries, tumblers and platters for cool beverages and snacks. Class will also include instruction on brushwork and the use of colorful underglazes. Continuing students may work on independent projects with guidance from instructor. $165 *No class 7/4

INDEPENDENT STUDYTHU 6:30-8:30 PM | JUN 7-JUL 26 (8 WKS)INTERMEDIATE TO ADVANCED Moira Beale - Use your time this summer to develop ideas you have posted on your inspiration board. Begin a body of work, refine your techniques as you pursue independent projects. Teacher throwing, decorating and glazing demonstrations will be given. $216

BEGINNING WHEEL THROWINGFRI 9:30-11:30 AM | JUN 15-JUL 20 (6 WKS) BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE Andrea Serafino - Start from scratch as you learn the fundamentals of wheel-throwing. Assignments may be given and are designed to encourage students to expand their skill levels in pottery making. Decorating and glazing techniques will be explored. Class is limited to 8 students. Returning students welcome! $165

HAND-BUILDING & WHEEL THROWINGFRI 12:00-2:30 PM | JUN 15-JUL 20 (6 WKS) BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE, ADVANCED Andrea Serafino - Whether your aim is functional or sculptural ceramics, students will learn the basic techniques of hand-building and the mysteries of the potter’s wheel. Beginning students will develop fundamental hand-building and wheel techniques while returning students will work on refining their skills. $205

MINDFUL CLAYSAT 10:30 AM-12:30 PM | JUN 9-JUL 14 (6 WKS)ALL LEVELS Moira Beale - Relax, create and rejuvenate your spirit. Focus on the healing aspects and process of working with clay while you pinch, manipulate, feel, yield, let go and let the clay dance through your fingers- allowing the unknown and natural form to emerge. The class will start with a breathing meditation which will allow your creativity to flow freely. We will create inspirational wall plaques, organic pieces for the garden, and some food vessels.  $165 *no class 6/16

HOME & GARDENSAT 1:00-3:00 PM | JUN 9-JUL 14 (6 WKS)BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE, ADVANCED Moira Beale - Whether your aim is functional or sculptural ceramics, learn the basic techniques of hand-building and throwing on the wheel. Working with slabs, coils and pinching techniques you will be able to create anything you like. Teacher demonstrations for multi-level students. Be inspired by those working around you! $165 *No Class 6/16

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JEWELRYStudents are requested to wear closed toe shoes and tie long hair back at BAYarts jewelry workshops.Images for each workshop can be seen at bayarts.net

SUPPLY FEE: The supply fee for each class or workshop covers all of the required materials and use of the instructor’s tools. No need to bring anything with you.

WIRE WRAPPINGSAT 10:00 AM-12:00 PM | JUN 23 (1 DAY)

Beth Martin - Do you want to learn wire wrapping or brush up on your skills? Learn the perfect wire wrapped loop, spirals, P loop, S hook and wrapped loop link. Each student will also create a pair of beach glass earrings. All necessary tools, supplies

and step-by-step tutorial will be provided. $25 *$25 supply fee due to instructor at workshop.

3 STONE RINGSAT 10:00 AM-1:00 PM | JUN 30 (1 DAY)Eva Sherman - Make it today, wear it tonight! The

Three Stone Ring incorporates two basic design principles: the use of positive/negative space and the rule of odds. These elements combine to create a visually pleasing and easily wearable design. It is also a relatively

quick, easy and economical project. Although previous soldering experience is recommended, adventurous beginners may also find this a satisfying project. All levels are welcome and no metal working experience is required. $60 *$35 supply fee due to instructor at workshop.

CHARMING NECKLACESAT 10:00 AM-12:00 PM | JUL 21 (1 DAY)Beth Martin - Sweet and simple necklace using beach glass, crystals and pearls! All necessary tools, supplies and step-

by-step tutorial will be provided. $25 *$25 supply fee due to instructor at workshop.

PETTICOAT CUFFSAT 10:00 AM-1:00 PM | JUL 28 (1 DAY)Eva Sherman -Make it today, wear it tonight! This

technique is a bit like making a pie crust, except students will use hammers and torches to create the ruffles! Students will learn forging, cold connecting and finishing techniques. All levels are welcome and no metal working

experience is required. $60 *$35 supply fee due to instructor at workshop.

STERLING AND COPPER EARRINGSSAT 10:00 AM-12:00 PM | AUG 18 (1 DAY)Beth Martin - Love the mixed metals! Create a perfect pair of earrings for yourself or a beach friend! All necessary tools and

supplies will be provided. $25 *$30 supply fee due to instructor at workshop.

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REGISTRATION, FEE & CANCELLATION POLICIES: REGISTRATION: Students are not registered until tuition is paid and all forms are completed. When registering for classes on paper, rather than online, a completed registration form and health release form must be completed. REFUNDS: If a student is unable to attend a course and they inform BAYarts Registrar 7 days prior to the start of the class, a full refund or class credit will be given. If the Registrar is notified less than 7 days and more than 2 days before the start of class, a class credit will be given minus a processing fee. (Processing Fee = 25% of the tuition paid for class) No refund if notified less than 2 days before the start of class or workshop. MISSED CLASSES: Fees are NOT refunded for missed classes. registrar@bayarts.net

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Cleveland Institute of Art Summer Dayscia.edu/visit

2018 Spring ShowsApril 24–27

FRONT: The Great Lakes exhibitionOpens July 14

2018 Faculty ExhibitionOpens July 14cia.edu/exhibitions

Schedule a visit this summer to tour our state-of-the-art facilities, explore creative careers, and see all that University Circle offers.

MONDAYSWHEEL-THROWING FOR TEENSJUN 18-JUL 23 (6WKS) 3:30-5:30 PMAGES 14 -18 with Andrea SerafinoStudents will create bowls and plates on the wheel while learning centering, trimming and decorating techniques. All work will be dipped in glazes allowing you to use your pieces at home! Space is limited to 8 students. $165

Teens 16 years and up can enroll in adult classes. Please inquire at Registrar@bayarts.net or call 440-871-6543

Treasure Islandwith Kelly Kocon,Amy Coursen, & Stacy Church9:30 AM – 12:30 PMAGES 4-6 Are you ready to kick off

summer?  Join us for a 4 day adventure of art, pottery, stories and games inspired by pirates, mermaids, maps and buried treasures!  This class will take place both indoors and outdoors and will end with some time on the sand at Huntington Beach.  Children will rotate through a variety of workshops giving them a complete arts and nature experience. $130

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WANDER, GATHER, & CREATE: FAMILY POTTERYwith Jen Lee9:30 – 11:00 AM OR 12:00 – 1:30 PMAGES 4 & OLDER WITH AN ADULTSummer is a great time to be creative-together! Each day our group will head outside to find inspiration for our clay projects. We will spend a day in the meadow, a day at the creek, a day in the woods and a day at the beach. Afterwards, we will head to the studio to create some great ceramic pieces together! $130 for 1 parent/1 child $30 for each additional family member

TEA FOR TWOwith Pam Mills & Jessica Ramage10:15 AM - 12:15 PM or 1:15 PM - 3:15 PMAGES 5-10 Bring your doll (only one doll please) and join us for a beautiful morning or afternoon tea party! You and your doll will get to enjoy a real tea

party with tea sandwiches and mini treats right on our porch gazebo. You will also get to visit our ceramics studio to create your own teacup and saucer. During our time together, you will get your photo taken in the garden by Jennifer Bee Photography. Stop back two weeks later to pick up your 5 x 7 photo and your teacup! It will be a day you’ll always remember! $50

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CARTOONINGwith Ryan Finley6:00 - 8:00 PM AGES 9-12 During this 4 week camp, students will delve into drawing their favorite characters and/or create new ones that they will incorporate into comic strips and trading cards. Students will learn new cartooning techniques while developing their own style. $80 *no class 7/3

AM: 9:30 - 11:30WELCOME TO THE JUNGLEAGES 4-5 with Kelly Kocon, Jessica Ramage, & Andrea Serafino - Love animals? You’ll love making your favorite jungle animal in clay, as we practice making sculptures, plates and tiles, which all have a “jungle” theme. $125

THE GREAT OUTDOORSAGES 6-8 with Jen LeeThis entire camp is experienced-based. Your child will be outside hiking, building structures in the woods, creating sculptures at the beach, trying out yoga on the lawn, drawing a giant mural on the sidewalk with chalk, and some other fun things! A great way to spend your summer days! $105

LEGOAGES 8-10 with Ryan FinleyUsing a variety of different mediums, create AWESOME Lego inspired art. Learn how to draw your own Lego person, paint with Legos and other fun projects. $115

DRAWING SUPERHEROESAGES 10-14 with Jim GiarSuperheroes have been around for centuries. They are loosely based on characters from mythology, legends and folk tales. Jim will teach you how to draw different body types based on different superheroes and then you will have time toward the end of camp to design your own. $115

PM: 12:30 - 2:30SPLISHY, SPLASHY – RAIN, SUN & RAINBOWS! AGES 4-6 with Kathy WinzigWho doesn’t like to see a rainbow or two after a storm? Paint a rainy day with you in it! Next comes the sun using a fun technique to help it shine to bring on the rainbows! $115

FACETIMEAGES 6-8 with Jessica Ramage & Andrea SerafinoIn this class you’ll be creating fun portraits out of clay! Enjoy constructing a self-portrait, painted portraits, or animal portraits using a variety of tools and developing hand building techniques. $125

MIXED MEDIA SCULPTUREAGES 8-10 with Susie UnderwoodUsing found objects, paper, wire, and art materials, create 3-dimensional works of art! Come join us for some building fun! $115

ADVENTURES IN WRITINGAGES 10-12 with Susan ManganExplore the woods and beaches of the Huntington Reservation in a unique writing camp that uses nature for written inspiration! Students will create poems and plays, stories and fairytales based upon our daily strolls. Students will have the chance to share their writings with other campers as we celebrate the beauty of nature and the fun in creative written expression. $105

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FRIDAYS MARVEL CHARACTERS

JUN 15-JUL 6 (4 WKS) 9:30-11:30 AMAGES 9-12 with Ryan Finley

Focus on Marvel character development which will include creating sketch cards

and an illustrated comic cover!$80

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AGES 7-109:30 AM – 2:30 PMStart your week as a padawan and finish a Jedi. BAYarts Master Jedi instructors will help you work your way through a variety of force filled workshops including: ceramics, hand-sewing, lightsaber construction, character drawing and droid building all followed by an obstacle course to test out your Jedi abilities on the last day. $165* Earlybird discounts do not apply* An Email will be sent 4 weeks prior to the start of camp with “friend request” instructions

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AGES 3 & 49:00-11:00 AM or 11:30-1:30 PMwith Amy Coursen Miss Amy is excited to get the little ones out into nature for two days of arts and adventure! Children will hike and find treasures to impress in clay, use their senses to explore, press flowers and may even dip their toes in the creek!

Simple, summertime fun! $60

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YODA DAYAGES 6-10 9:30 AM - 12:30 PMwith Ryan Finley, Jessica Ramage, & Linda GoikSpend the morning celebrating one of Star Wars most beloved characters, as you construct a pair of wearable Yoda ears, paint a Yoda masterpiece on canvas, and

build a mini Yoda in the ceramic studio. $50

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AM: 9:30 - 11:30FISHY FUNAGES 3-5 with Kathy WinzigHave fun painting, creating, and swimming with the fish and more! $115

DINOSAURSAGES 6-8 with Ryan FinleyLearn how to draw different dinosaurs and create your own using a variety of different materials working outdoors and in groups. $115

PAINTING & PRINTMAKINGAGES 7-9 with Susie UnderwoodUsing acrylics, watercolors and inks, have fun creating awesome paintings and cool prints! $115

JUST DESSERTSAGES 9-12 with Jessica Ramage & Andrea Serafino - Bring your sweet tooth! Create an ice-cream bowl and spoon, cake shaped keepsake box and more in this enticingly delicious camp! $125

PM: 12:30 - 2:30STORY BOOK ARTAGES 3-5 with Melissa MetzgerFind inspiration in the words and pictures of your favorite children's books.  We'll start each class with story time and use our imaginations to create a project based on the books we read!  From rhyming words to vibrant colors, authors and illustrators will guide our art! $115

ART OUTDOORSAGES 6-8 with Melissa MoonWe have a great landscape at BAYarts from the gardens to the woods to the lake. Melissa will get you outdoors to draw, paint and sculpt. Most projects will go home, but a few may be art installations outside. $115

LET’S CREATE AN AMUSEMENT PARK!AGES 9-12 with Jenny WhiteheadUsing unconventional materials (recyclables, found objects, wire, clay etc.), we will design and create imaginative rides, games, concession stands and signs that will be displayed together as one large amusement park.  Each student will take home their own hand-built creations.  Some students may choose to work on one larger piece throughout the week and others may want to work on several smaller ones.  The main focus of this class is to creatively think about materials in a new way and have fun with design using some basic engineering concepts. $115

QUOTE-ABLES!AGES 13-15 with Jessica Ramage & Andrea SerafinoDo or Do Not. There is no try. Create wall tiles, plates and mugs with whimsical quotes from your favorite movie, book or song. $125

JULY 16-19 4 DAY KIDS CLASSES

FRIDAYS SHARPIE® ARTJUL 20-AUG 10 (4 WKS)9:30-11:30 AMAGES 10-13 with Melissa MetzgerIf you enjoy drawing with colorful  Sharpie® markers, this class will have you creating works of art not only on paper, but on a tote bag, hat, and tee shirt just  to name a few! $80

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AM: 9:30 - 11:30IMAGINATION STATIONAGES 4-5 with Melissa Moon, Jessica Ramage & Andrea SerafinoDinosaur sculptures, King Arthur plates, and imaginary animals are just a few of the projects planned for this fun class! $125

OUT OF THIS WORLDAGES 5-6 with Jen LeeExplore outer space, rocket ships and robots through books, songs and art! $115

CREATIVE ART DOLL MAKINGAGES 7-9 with Angela OsterIn this four day workshop we will imagine, design and sculpt a funky art doll. Using paper clay and wire, we will construct a doll and use hair, costume, pose, and color palette to tell a story. $120

SKETCH COVERS & TRADING CARDSAGES 10-14 with Jim GiarPopular among the comic fans and convention crowds, collectible trading cards and blank sketch covers have been a staple among event goers. Students in this camp will learn how to design, draw and color trading sketch cards (Artist Trading Cards) as well as blank artist sketch covers. Draw your favorite super hero, movie character or design your own! $115

PM: 12:30 - 2:30A PAINTING WE WILL GO!AGES 4-6 with Kathy WinzigUsing a variety of techniques with paint you will enjoy creating your own masterpiece. $115

DUCK TALES AGES 6-8 with Ryan FinleyLearn how to draw the characters from the new cartoon, create your own character for your own Duck Tales inspired comic strip. $115

POTTERY: GARDEN CREATURESAGES 7-9 with Andrea Serafino & Jessica RamageLiven up both your patio and garden this summer and for years to come,with clay lizards, bugs and a turtle lantern made by your child. $125

STUPENDOUS SOCK ANIMALSAGES 8-12 with Audra CostelloHand sewing is a great way to develop and mature finger dexterity and fine motor skills, building self-confidence and patience and is also a great life skill. Students in this camp will

use basic sewing skills to create a puppy, a cat and a classic sock monkey. $115

JULY 23-26 4 DAY KIDS CLASSES

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

FOR KIDS CLASSES & CAMPSAPRIL 10 Registration begins at 9:00 amDue to the high volume of sign-ups, only ONLINE registrations will be accepted between April 10 & April 25.

APRIL 10-17Anyone that registers for summer programs on or before April 17 will receive 10% off their class/camp fee. Some restrictions may apply.

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AM: 9:30 - 11:30MY MASTERPIECEAGES 3-5 with Melissa Metzger - Why are Van Gogh's skies so swirly?  What is Picasso's favorite animal?  We will cover all of this and more as we look at famous works of art and create our own take on some popular masterpieces! $115

POTTERY: THE CROODSAGES 6-8 with Jessica Ramage & Andrea Serafino - Play with clay-Caveman Style! Create characters and crazy creatures based on the popular cartoon “The Croods”. $125

ILLUSTRATING WITH WATERCOLORSAGES 7-9 with Angela Oster - This class is designed for students who would like to explore illustration. We’ll begin with getting comfortable using watercolor as a medium and work up to character design and storytelling. $120

GRAVITY FALLSAGES 9-12 with Ryan FinleyLearn how to draw Dipper and Mabel along with the mysteries of Gravity Falls while creating your very own journal. $115

PM: 12:30 - 2:30CREEPY CRAWLIES: BUGS, BUTTERFLIES & DRAGONFLIESAGES 4-6 with Kathy Winzig - Using a variety of materials enjoy painting, drawing and creating the most amazing flying creatures! $115

SUMMER EXPLORERSAGES 6-8 with Beth Milli & Linda GoikGrab your explorer bag and head out for the first hour of camp searching the field, woods and creek that surround our campus.  Come back to the classroom and create a fun art piece based on or utilizing things you found outside.  After completing each day, receive a special patch to go on your explorer bag! $125

CAMERA CAMPAGES 8-10 with Michele SchneiderDo you love to take photos? Join the fun in camera camp where we don’t just take photos, we make and create great looking photos worthy of framing. Learn how to compose a photo, use light to enhance your image, discover some tips & tricks and learn how to use software to edit, crop or adjust your photo. Students must bring an iPhone or digital camera with them to camp. $115

TEAM MARVEL OR TEAM DCAGES 9-12 with Jessica Ramage & Andrea SerafinoIt's a battle of the Superheroes!  Pick your team and create clay-awesomeness based on your favorite characters!  Bring it on! $125

AUG 6-9 4 DAY KIDS CLASSES

JUL 30-AUG 2 FROM 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM

ages 7-12 - Experience the magic of Hogwarts in a fun and creative ARTS camp! Inspired by the Harry Potter books and movies, participants will create a cool wand, hike in the woods, meet real animals found in the books, create a clay cauldron, play Quidditch and lots more! $145*earlybird discounts do not apply to this camp *an email will be sent 4 weeks prior to the start of camp with “friend request” instructions

An intensive ARTS program designed for MIDDLE SCHOOL students

*Ask about our monthly payment plan. *BAYarts “earlybird” discounts do not apply to this program

DATES:FALL: Sep 4-Nov 13

*no class Oct 31WINTER: Nov 27-Feb 12

*no class Dec 26 & Jan 2SPRING: Feb 26-May 7

*no class Apr 3

COST:$600 for the year*Registration begins

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CERAMICSProfessional artist Jessica Ramage (BFA Photography 2003-Cleveland Institute of Art; MA Art Education 2004-Case Western Reserve University) will share her knowledge of wheel-throwing and sculpture in a positive and nurturing environment. Students will learn how to successfully incorporate their hand-building skills and new wheel-throwing skills to create one-of-a-kind sculptures and utilitarian pieces. Each session within the course will focus on a specific theme, helping students to really explore their ideas and imagination culminating in a unique body of work at the end of the course.

CARTOONINGTake your drawing and cartooning skills to the next level with RandyCrider, nominated by Scene Magazine for Best Illustrator in 2013 and 2014 and is a member of the award-winning Rust Belt Monster Collective. He will draw upon years of comic book and cartooning experience to teach basic drawing skills, showing how to give figures form and incorporating storytelling while helping you find your own personal style. Open to any skill level, this class will leave students with a cartooning portfolio to be proud of and tools to apply to any discipline of art.

DRAWING, PAINTING & PRINTMAKINGEric Dull  is a 1997 graduate of the Cleveland Institute of Art with a BFA in Illustration. He has worked as an illustrator, graphic and product designer, as well as a production artist for a variety of Cleveland area companies. Working in such varied environments, he has become skilled in a wide range of mediums and techniques, both traditional and digital. This intensive program will provide young teens with a creative and supportive artistic environment for portfolio preparation. Students will hone their technical and observational skills, work with a wide range of media, and develop a portfolio of personal work.

GRAPHIC DESIGNProfessional artist Michael Adams (BFA Illustration 1984 Washington University St. Louis), Senior Designer Hallmark Cards and American Greetings, Art Director Zack Designs, Owner at MAdesigns will share his knowledge of problem solving through design. Participants will use digital and traditional media techniques to create posters, books, T-shirts and CD covers. Projects will be based on exploring the 10 top rules of graphic design; including hierarchy, usage of type and application of design solutions to product. Students will be encouraged to explore their ideas and imagination to create pieces that communicate their ideas in the graphic medium. This program will encourage students to combine drawing and painting with typography, photography and digital media. We will be using Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop on MAC laptops (provided). Students will spend half of each session working on computers and the other half working free hand.

TUESDAY EVENINGS 6:30-8:30 PM AGES 10 AND OLDER Art Club is a 30 week program that allows older children the opportunity to dive in and study an area of the arts that is of interest to them. Students will work throughout the year to build skills in their selected focus area while also building self-confidence, personal style and community in the studio. In May, Art Club students will celebrate the year with a Gallery Exhibition of their work in the Dianne Boldman Education Gallery. STUDENTS SHOULD SELECT ONE ART FOCUS BELOW. A MAXIMUM OF 10 STUDENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED INTO EACH PROGRAM.

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SEPTEMBER 2018 to MAY 2019BAYarts preschoolers learn in a nurturing, creative environment through play-based, multi-sensory, hands-on activities which emphasize the develop-ment of social skills, gross and fine motor skills, movement and rhythm. We’ve designed this art inspired curriculum which integrates Ohio’s Early Learning and Develop-ment Standards, all while having FUN.

MONDAYS 9:30-11:30 amMINI MOSAICS: LITTLE EXPLORERS (ages 3-5)Explore your creativity through drawing, painting, print-making, ceramics, crafts & more. Learn indoors, outdoors, through books and wonderful art & nature experiences!

TUESDAYS 9:30-11:30 am or 12:30-2:30 pmART ADVENTURES (ages 4-6)Explore your creativity through drawing, painting, printmaking & more. Learn indoors, outdoors, through books and unique art experiences. Guest instructors will expose your child to ceramics & music experiences!

THURSDAYS 9:30-11:30 am or 12:30-2:30 pmMINI MOSAICS: ART & CERAMICS (ages 3-5)Spend the first hour of this class in the art room reading stories, playing games and exploring a variety of art media in a positive and creative environment. During the second hour, students will visit our ceramics studio. The experience of working with clay is invaluable for a child’s sensory development, motor skills, self-esteem, personal expression, problem solving and pride.

FRIDAYS 9:30-11:30 amMINI MOSAICS: ART & MUSIC (ages 3-5)Spend the first hour of this class in the art room reading stories, play-ing games and exploring a variety of art media in a positive and creative environment. During the second hour, students will work with a music therapist exploring instruments, rhythm and songs in a dynamic and social learning environment. Music helps the body and mind work together and ignites all areas of a child’s development: intellectual, social & emotional, motor, language and overall literacy.

REGISTRATION DATESFULL-YEAR register between Apr 10-Aug 6 $700 per programFALL SESSION ONLY EARLYBIRD register between Aug 7-14 $270 per programFALL SESSION ONLY register between Aug 15-Sep 7 $300 per program

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WINTER SESSIONWK OF NOV 26-WK OF FEB 11

SPRING SESSIONWK OF FEB 25-WK OF MAY 13

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JULY 7 THROUGH JULY 29, 2018Benefit preview July 6

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Grayhaus =100% blackStudios = 80% blackLine(3 pt) = 30% black = 60% black

July 24, 2013Grayhaus Studios LogoFor Christy & Chris Grayby Christine MauersbergerCreated in Illustrator CS5

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IN SUMMER 2018, THE ART WORLD WILL COME TO CLEVELAND. CAN TRIENNIAL WILL SHOW CLEVELAND ART TO THE WORLD.Collective Arts Network is proud to partner with BAYarts in the creation of the BAYarts Exhibition Prize—an artist chosen from the CAN Triennial exhibition by BAYarts curators for a solo show in the Sullivan Family Gallery in an upcoming season at BAYarts.

You’re invited to join your friends from BAYarts for this landmark exhibit.

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STAFF: Nancy Heaton Executive Director, Beth Milli General Manager, Linda Goik Education Director, Karen Petkovik Artistic Director, Pam Mills Special Projects, Diana Brewer Special Events Manager,

Kelly Johnston Events Assistant, Melanie Harlan Education Assistant, Kate Killeen Education Assistant, Jessica Stockdale Marketing Manager, Kaitlin Lane Bookkeeper, Moira Beale Head of Ceramics Dept., Jessica Ramage Ceramics

Studio Manager, Beth Veres Shop Assistant BOARD: Mary Conway Sullivan, Peter Winzig, Lisa Napoli, John Jefferson, Jim Tabacznski, Ray Young, Gary Ebert, Andrea Richards, Scott Pohlkamp, Daniel Galli, Karen Brill, Marianna Orro, Sharon

Smith, Michael Gleydura, Michele Schrock, Zoe Adams, Barbara Quinn, Holly Morgan, Shana Samson HONORARY: Beth Curtis,Eileen McTighe, Alice McGinty AMBASSADORS: Deb Conway, Dan Fauver, Susan Schrantz, Julia Shutt

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