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WINTER 2018REGISTER ONLINE: CALLANWOLDE.ORG

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Callanwolde Fine Arts Center

980 Briarcliff Road, N.E.Atlanta, Georgia 30306

404.872.5338 Fax: 404.872.5175

E-mail: [email protected]

Support is provided to Callanwolde Fine Arts Center through a grant appropriated by the DeKalb County Board of Commissioners, and in part by the DeKalb County Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs.

Map and DirectionsCallanwolde is located in the historic Druid Hills neighborhood of Atlanta, conveniently situated between the Virginia-Highland neighborhood and the campus of Emory University, and is

approximately five blocks north of the intersection of Briarcliff Road and Ponce de Leon Avenue.

From I-85 North/South:Take exit 89, North Druid Hills Road, and drive south on North Druid Hills Road. The first major intersection is Briarcliff Road (Loehmann’s Plaza will be on the right). Turn right onto Briarcliff Road and Callanwolde is approximately four miles on the right.

From I-75 North/South:Take exit 248C, Carter Center/Freedom Parkway, and stay on Freedom Parkway for about two miles until it dead-ends into Ponce de Leon Avenue. Turn right onto Ponce de Leon and at the third traffic light turn left onto Briarcliff Road. Callanwolde is about five blocks on the left.

Programs and facilities are offered to all persons without regard to race, color, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, age, creed or disability.

If you have a disability, please let the administration know; we will make every effort to accommodate you. Elevator access is available to the second floor of the mansion.

The Callanwolde Mission

The Mission of the Callanwolde Fine Arts Center is to preserve the historic Candler Estate and to provide fine arts and outreach to the community.

ContentsA Special Announcement ......................... 3Fall Events Calendar ................................ 4 Horticulture and Culinary Arts ................. 5Callanwolde School of Dance ................... 7Rick Baker School of Music & Music Recording

Music Recording ................................10Music Lessons & Classes ......................12

Christmas at Callanwolde ..................15-18Callanwolde School of Visual Arts

Pottery .............................................14Children’s Art ....................................19Painting & Drawing ...........................19

Callanwolde, a magnificent Tudor Revival style mansion, was built in 1920 as the home of Charles Howard Candler, eldest son of Coca-Cola founder Asa G. Candler. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Callanwolde is a unique arts center that enriches the lives of metropolitan Atlantans year round.

In 1972, Callanwolde was purchased with funds raised by concerned citizens and a matching government grant. It is presently owned by DeKalb County; the grounds are maintained by the Department of Parks and Recreations, and the buildings are maintained by Physical Plant Management. Callanwolde Fine Arts Center is now operated and restored by the Callanwolde Foundation, Inc., a nonprofit, tax-exempt corporation. Funding is dependent upon private and corporate support, government grants, fundraisers, and the arts and education programs.

Located upstairs in the Petite Hall is the Callanwolde Gallery. Gallery exhibitions are open to the public. Gallery hours are 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Friday, and 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon on Saturday and Sunday.

REGISTRATION: You can register online by visiting the website at www.callanwolde.org. You can also fill out the form on page 23 of this publication and mail it in. Or, call our Registrations Office at 404.872.5338.

MAILING LIST: To be placed on a mailing list for Callanwolde e-newsletters, contact [email protected] or submit your email address directly at www.callanwolde.org/contact/.

HOURS: The Callanwolde mansion and grounds are open 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. weekdays and 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Saturdays. There are no classes on Sundays.

MARTA: From Edgewood/Candler Park Station or Lindbergh Station, take Bus #6.

PARKING: Callanwolde Fine Arts Center has free on-site parking. Handicapped parking is available in the driveway behind the Carriage House, in our main parking lot, and by the Samuel Goldman Retreat Center.

Photography .....................................21Jewelry & Metalsmithing ...................22

Textiles .............................................23Callanwolde School of Literary Arts .........23Callanwolde School of Yoga & Fitness ......24Class Schedules .................................25-29The Callanwolde Gallery .........................30Registration Form ..................................31Become a Member .................................32

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A Special Announcement

Restorations Completed Across the Callanwolde CampusThe restoration of three historic buildings on the campus of Callanwolde Fine Arts Center marks the first time in the estate’s history that every building on the property will be used for classes and workshops!

The Ruby Callaway Robinson Greenhouse was just completed this month; the state of the art climate controlled greenhouse, designed by the architectural firm Lord Aeck Sargent and built by Macallan Construction and Texas Greenhouse Company, will be used for Callanwolde’s School of Horticulture and Culinary Arts classes and workshops. The greenhouse has been named in honor of GreenHouse Foundation Co-Founders CeeLo Green and Shedonna Alexander’s grandmother, Ruby Callaway Robinson, and will serve as the new home for the GreenHouse Foundation’s School Partnership Training Program. The partnership training program will be an avenue to train teachers and families in the community to live a more sustainable life within their own homes. The facility will also be used as a training area for the Captain Planet Foundation.

The adjoining gardener’s cottage was originally the home of the Candler family’s live-in gardener. Today, it serves as the Rick Baker School of Music and Music Recording’s space consisting of three private lesson rooms and a computer lab. Macallan Construction made substantial repairs to the building’s interior; finishing was done by Macallan Construction and The Carpet Lady.

The third and final building to be restored is a barn, original to the estate, which was in disuse for decades. Thanks to restoration efforts by Gay Construction and Baldwin and Clark, the barn has been transformed to house a state of the art recording studio, utilized by Phil Tan (three time Grammy Award winning music engineer and Callanwolde’s Director of Music Recording) as well as our Rick Baker School of Music and Music Recording program. The restoration efforts of this building, designed by Lord Aeck Sargent, won a preservation award by the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation.

All of this was made possible by community members, like you, who donated to our Capital Campaign! Support arts education in your county and help us keep class tuition affordable by becoming a member of Callanwolde today. As an added bonus, you’ll save on classes and events at Callanwolde!

Become an Annual Fund Member: Callanwolde.org/Giving/Membership/

Cover: John Roberts, Callanwolde’s Director of Pottery. Photo by Reed Jackson of Ten Tenths Photography, www.tententhsphoto.com.

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Why Choose Callanwolde?As Metro Atlanta’s largest community conservatory and most wide-reaching non-profit arts center, we offer classes year-round for children and adults. Our faculty in the performing arts, visual arts and literary arts are working professionals in their fields who love teaching and sharing their knowledge. We also offer an array of classes in Horticulture and Culinary Arts. As part of Callanwolde’s mission to provide classes and outreach to the Atlanta community, our classes are affordable and welcoming.

Our beautiful, 12 acre campus will inspire you to explore, learn and progress as a student and as an artist. We encourage you to become a part of the Callanwolde family – Home is Where the Art Lives!

Three easy ways to register:1. Register online at www.callanwolde.org2. Use the registration form provided on page 313. Call Registration at 404.872.5338Registration for Winter Classes begins Monday, Nov. 13, 2017.

Callanwolde offers scholarships based on financial need for all of our classes and programs. To find out more information, please call 404-872-5338 or email [email protected]

C A L E N D A R O F E V E N T SPoetry Night: Clifford Brooks & Michael Walls November 9 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm

Fall Pottery Sale Opening Reception November 10 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm

Fall Pottery SaleNovember 11

& 1210:00 am - 5:00 pm

Rick Baker School of Music and Music Recording Winter Recital

November 17 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm

Christmas at CallanwoldeNovember 24 -

December 1212:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Callanwolde Holiday Gala November 30 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm

LEGOLand Discovery Center Breakfast with Santa December 2 & 9 9:00 am - 11:00 am

Polar Express & The Nutcracker: A Callanwolde School of Dance Event

December 2 2:00 pm & 5:00 pm

Callanwolde Presents: An Evening of Three Works December 2 8:00 pm

Teddy Bear Tea December 3 & 10 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Tours with Champagne and The Nutcracker December 4 – 7 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Gallery Opening Reception: When the Levee Breaks, New Wor ks by Alli Royce Sable

January 11 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Callanwolde Arts Festival: VIP Preview Party January 19 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Callanwolde Arts Festival January 20 & 21Saturday: 10 - 6

Sunday: 11 - 5

Christmas at CallanwoldeAn Atlanta holiday tradition for over 40 years! Tour the Candler Mansion decorated for the Christmas season by Atlanta’s top interior, floral, and event designers. Check out the full schedule of Christmas at Callanwolde events on pages 15-18.

Callanwolde Arts FestivalThis event will feature approximately 86 painters, photographers, sculptors, metalwork, glass artists, jewelers and more! The Festival will also offer artist demonstrations, live acoustic music, plus gourmet food trucks with healthy alternatives and music and dance performances.

Art lovers are also invited to take advantage of the ticketed V.I.P. Preview Party on Friday, January 19th from 6 to 9 p.m.

Upon arrival, guests will be greeted are with a glass of wine to sip on as they stroll throughout the historic home and will be the first to view and shop the artwork showcased at this year’s festival.

Guests are also invited to enjoy complimentary hors d’oeuvres (provided by Zest Atlanta Catering) while they mix and mingle with the artists and enjoy live acoustic music.

The Callan CafeThe Callan Cafe is now open Monday through Friday! Our in-house coffee shop offers speciality coffee and espresso drinks, beer and wine, snacks, and Callanwolde gifts.

CALLAN CAFE OPEN MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY

No weapons, alcohol, illegal substances are to be brought onto the Callanwolde campus. Callanwolde is a smoke free environment.

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Callanwolde School of Horticulture & Culinary ArtsCallanwolde Fine Arts Center is thrilled to announce our new Ruby Callaway Robinson Greenhouse!

Callanwolde is delighted to be partnering with The GreenHouse Foundation by helping our community through our horticulture program. The GreenHouse Foundation was founded by entertainer CeeLo Green and his sister Shedonna Alexander. Honoring a family tradition of community service and philanthropy, the organization was created to continue the legacy started by their grandmother, Ruby Callaway Robinson, Executive Director of CASCADE, a national nonprofit organization dedicated to addressing the issues of drug use and abuse amongst our nation’s youth, and their late mother, Sheila J. Callaway, an ordained minister and one of the first African American female firefighters in the city of Atlanta, Georgia.

The GreenHouse Foundation was founded to educate, inspire and influence school-aged children in disadvantaged areas to become responsible stewards of their environment, communities and future. Renovation is now complete on the Ruby Callaway Robinson Greenhouse, which will be used for our new Callanwolde School of Horticulture and Culinary Arts and the GreenHouse Foundation’s educational programs.

We are happy to continue our partnership with The Captain Planet Foundation and as a project learning garden site for DeKalb educators! Check out our new garden, located near the Sam Goldman Retreat. Ask us how you can get involved!

Callanwolde’s Introduction to Farm to Table program offers a structured track in which students can earn a certificate of completion. These courses are designed for beginning students in the Farm to Table program.

Classes are located in the new Ruby Callaway Robinson GreenHouse.

*Take all 3 foundational classes and earn a Certificate of Completion or take foundation or specialty courses a la carte with instructor permission for Foundation II, III.

Intro to Farm-to-Table I* Wonders of Nature, Seasonal Eating and Gardening, Raw food dishes.

Intro to Farm-to-Table II* Basic Culinary approaches, Organic Gardening/farming practices that celebrate flavor.

Intro to Farm-to-Table III* Conservation and preservation of heirlooms, Medicinal plants and recipes, Heritage and cultural practices in the kitchen.

Intro to Farm-to-Table I*Grow your own garden and learn seasonal cooking, seed sowing, and garden delights! Featuring soups, ferments, microgreens, and sprouting we will enjoy hands on activities in the greenhouse, gardens, and pop up kitchen spaces of the beautiful Callanwolde Estate.

Ages 3-5 - Miss Ladybug will introduce your young ones to gardening through songs, movement, and nature stories

Instructor: Andrea ZoppoFee: $190 members/$215 non-membersHRT: 200 Fridays, January 12 – March 16

3:00 - 4:00 pm 10 weeks

Ages 6-11 – Your older student will join Miss Ladybug for crafts, adventure, and take-home treats.


4:00 - 5:00 pm 10 weeks

Ages 12-Adult – You will grow your own garden starts for your garden.


1:30 - 2:30 pm 10 weeks

Soup Workshop: Good for Your Body, Warms Your Soul.*Earlybird Registration Special*- register before Jan. 8 for $10 off registration fee. Use Promo code “earlybird” for online registration.

Warm the body and home with healing healthy soups! Join Jerilynn Bedingfield for a delicious one day workshop on the basics of soup making. Broths, ethnic twists, using local and seasonal produce as well as using the odds and ends from your fridge. Bring your apron, your favorite knife and jars to carry home the leftovers.

Instructor: Jerilynn BedingfieldFee: $40 members/$65 non-membersHRT203 Saturday, January 13

10:00 am – Noon 1 day

Basics of Fermentation Workshop: Sauerkraut, Fermented Carrots and Ginger *Earlybird Registration Special*- register before Jan. 15 for $10 off registration fee. Use Promo code “earlybird” for online registration.

Fermented or “pickled” food is a prepatory art present in every culture. Join Jerilynn Bedingfield, who loves doing anything that involves the garden and the kitchen, as she shows you this hands-on process as well share why these foods are so good for your health. Bring your own quart jars in which to take your ferments home. We will make at least 2 types of fermented food and you will go home with all the recipes.

Instructor: Jerilynn BedingfieldFee: $40 members/$65 non-membersHRT204 Saturday, January 20


These sturdy and sustainable bamboo tomato supports and this healing salve are some of the beginner projects our Farm to Table students may tackle in their first few classes!

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Stone Soup Workshop (Ages 4-8)*Earlybird Registration Special*- register before Jan.22 for $10 off registration fee. Use Promo code “earlybird” for online registration.

Join Miss Ladybug, local entertainer and teacher, as we make magical yummy stone soup and read the delightful story. Bring containers to take home soup and be prepared to chop, make and play!

Instructor: Miss Ladybug (Andrea Zoppo)Fee: $40 members/$65 non-membersHRT205 Saturday, January 27


Plant Propagation Basics Workshop*Earlybird Registration Special*- register before Jan. 29 for $10 off registration fee. Use Promo code “earlybird” for online registration.

Are you having a hard time getting your seeds to grow into a healthy plant? Do you want to learn how to grow a new plant from cuttings? This is the course for you. The class and workshop will focus on proper procedures and materials used in (1) flower seed germination and growth, (2) growing flowers/plants from cuttings, and (3) making divisions.

The class will cover two weekend sessions and will use the new greenhouse at Callanwolde. The emphasis will be on perennial flowers, but the principles apply to all types of gardening. Class will be taught by Dekalb County Master Gardeners, Bill Lide and Roger Duvall. Growing medium and rooting hormone provided. Bring your own seeds. Min. 6, max 20.

Instructors: Bill Lide and Roger Duvall Fee: $60 members/$85 non-members HRT206 Saturdays, February 3 & 17

9:00 - 11:30 am. 2 weeks

Succulent Wreaths Workshop*Earlybird Registration Special*- register before Feb. 5 for $10 off registration fee. Use Promo code “earlybird” for online registration.

Create an amazing living wreath that can be mounted on a south facing door or wall. Join Jerilynn Bedingfield and you will “plant” dozens of succulent cuttings, which over the next several weeks will take root. In 6 weeks you will have an exquisite living wreath. Includes all materials. Bring clippers if you have them.

Instructor: Jerilynn BedingfieldFee: $50 members/$75 non-membersHRT207 Saturday, February 10


The Little Beekeepers Workshop (Ages 4-8)*Earlybird Registration Special*- register before Feb. 19 for $10 off registration fee. Use Promo code “earlybird” for online registration.

Join Miss Ladybug, local entertainer, beekeeper and teacher, for a super sweet and fun beekeeping adventure! We will learn about our friends the Honey Bees, taste honey from Miss Ladybug’s own hives, and get to try on all the equipment and become little beekeepers! BONUS- Make your own scented beeswax candle to take home!

Instructor: Miss Ladybug (Andrea Zoppo)Fee: $50 members/$75 non-membersHRT208 Saturday, February 24

10:00 am – 11:30am 1 day

The NHSDA is a program of the National Dance Education Organization which recognizes outstanding artistic merit, leadership, and academic achievement in students. The NHSDA offers three levels of induction: The Junior Program for grades 6-8, The Secondary Program for grades 9-12, and The Collegiate Program for students in college or university dance programs. Induction in Callanwolde’s NHSDA Junior and Secondary Chapters is an honor that takes hard work and commitment and its benefits last a lifetime!

Callanwolde is committed to honoring our students hard work and achievements in dance. For more information visit our website at callanwolde.org/classes/dance-classes-atlanta/

Callanwolde’s School of Dance is now a chapter of the National Honor Society for Dance Arts™

Inside the new Ruby Callaway Robinson GreenHouse – we can’t wait to see what you’ll grow here!

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Class Level Distinctions

Foundational Ballet/Modern (approximate ages 7 - 9)

First Ballet level after completing Pre Ballet 1 & 2 and Beginning Modern, Year 1 & 2*

Rising Ballet/Modern (approximate ages 10 - 12)

Next level after completing Foundational Ballet Year 1 & 2* and Foundation Modern Year 1 & 2*.

Emerging Ballet/Modern (approximate ages 12 - 14)

Intermediate Level after completing Rising Ballet Year 1 & 2* and Rising Modern Year 1 & 2*.

Advanced Ballet/Modern (approximate ages 14-18)

Level after completing Emerging Ballet Year 1 & 2* and Emerging Modern Year 1 & 2*.

*Year 2 builds on Year 1.

Callanwolde School of Dance Introduces a Refreshed Dance Program!Callanwolde is excited to announce that we are a Chapter for NHSDA (National Honors Society for Dance Arts) and will be offering classes for credit in the NHSDA Program.

This program includes participation and exposure to experiences that the Dance Faculty values. Among them producing THINKING dancers, dancers who will be shaped by the inclusion of exposure to the deeper conversation between art forms. Dancers can gain discipline and motivation as they track the points they earn through a spectrum of dance and civic minded activities. Participation aids students in college admission and toward excellence upon High School graduation. Participation in NHSDA raises the level of inquiry and exploration in becoming a young artist.

Callanwolde is also going to be presenting The Polar Express & The Nutcracker (open to the public) on December 2nd, 2017 (choreographed by Jillian Mitchell) along with performances by the Callanwolde Prime Movers and guest faculty performances.

Dance Coordinators and TeachersCallanwolde School of Dance is thrilled to announce new Directors and Faculty!

Jerylann Warner - Director of Dance

Jillian Mitchell - Ballet Artistic Director

PerformancesStudents may have the opportunity to attend rehearsals for dance performances both at Callanwolde (i.e., Gala, Salute to America, Jazz on the Lawn, Halloween and Christmas at Callanwolde, etc.) and outside of Callanwolde (area festivals, DeKalb County events, etc.). Students in the dance program will most often be performing with local professional artists, musicians, actors, and singers who complete the experiential vision and artistic direction for our students.

Prime MoversCallanwolde School of Dance Modern and Contemporary Dance Company.

Recommended progression – Foundation Modern, Jazz I

Rising Modern, Jazz II

Pre-Prime Movers

Prime Movers

PreK (Ages 2–4)CHILDREN MUST HAVE PARENTAL SUPERVISION BEFORE AND AFTER THEIR CLASS.

The aim of this program is to instill in each student the joy of dance as an art form. The program includes technical skills, improvisation and choreography, musical background, and performing experience within a graded structure. Children are allowed a high degree of personal freedom for their own invention and creativity. This educational approach to dance utilizes problem solving, observation, and sharing of experience.

Make-Up Policy:Callanwolde is not responsible for classes missed due to student absences.

Young Student (Ages 4–12)

Our classes for the youngest dancers Introduce boys and girls ages from age 4 + to the fundamentals of dance, while helping them to increase their physical strength, flexibility, coordination and endurance. Designed to increase the student’s self-confidence and to find a greater joy in moving, dance and personal expression. Additionally, these classes seek to nurture children while developing their motor skills, socialization and physical play; creating a joy in movement that can last a life-time. Pre-Ballet classes offer a starting point for the future dancer; the foundations are explored and improved upon. Children should wear comfortable clothes and may dance barefoot or in ballet slippers. Tights and leotard for girls, or plain white t-shirts and loosefitting blue shorts for boys, are preferred.

Adult DanceArea dancers can easily continue their training and daily class rituals in ballet, modern, and contemporary.

Adults seeking beginning level instruction may attend Ballet Barre, West African Dance, and Dance Fitness.

Jerylann Warner

Jillian Mitchell

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PreK (ages 2–4)Course # Class Name Day Time Fee

DNC200 Parent and Me Ballet (Ages 2-4) EA Tues. 9:30 - 10:00 AM $130/$155

DNC201 Creative Movement (Ages 3-4) YB Mon. 3:15 - 4:00 PM $230/$255

DNC202 Creative Movement (Ages 3-4) EA Tues. 10:15 - 11:00 AM $230/$255

Ballet ProgramDNC203 Ballet/Tap Combo (Ages

4-6) JW Thurs. 3:00 - 3:45 PM $230/$255

DNC204 Pre-Ballet (Ages 5-7) JW Sat. 10:00 - 11:00 AM $250/$275

DNC205 Pre-Ballet I (Ages 5-6) JW Wed. 3:00 - 3:45 PM $230/$255DNC206 Pre-Ballet II JW Wed. 4:00 - 5:00 PM $250/$275DNC207 Foundational Year I BN Thurs. 4:00 - 5:00 PM $250/$275DNC208 Foundational Year II BN Thurs. 5:00 - 6:00 PM $250/$275DNC209 Rising Pre-Point Ballet* YB Mon. 4:00 - 5:00 PM $250/$275DNC210 Teen Ballet JR Tues. 5:00 - 6:00 PM $250/$275DNC211 Pre-Ballet I (Ages 5-6) JW Tues. 4:00 - 4:45 PM $230/$255DNC212 Emerging Ballet* NJ Tues. 4:30 - 6:00 PM $290/$315

DNC213 Variations Emerging Pointe* NJ Tues. 5:30 - 6:30 PM $250/$275

DNC214 Advanced Ballet Pointe* NJ Tues. 6:00 - 6:30 PM $130/$155DNC215 Advanced Ballet* SH Wed. 6:30 - 8:30 PM $345/$370

DNC216 Emerging/Advanced Ballet* BN Thurs. 6:00 - 7:00 PM $250/$275

Jazz ProgramDNC217 Teen Musical Theater

Dance AG Tues. 5:00 - 6:00 PM $250/$275

DNC218 Emerging Jazz & Tap JW Tues. 7:00 - 8:00 PM $250/$275

DNC219 Foundational Jazz I(Ages 7-11) JW Thurs. 5:00 - 6:00 PM $250/$275

DNC232 Theater Jazz AG Mon. 4:30 - 5:30 PM $250/$275

Modern ProgramDNC220 Rising/Emerging

Modern* JW Wed. 5:00 - 6:00 PM $250/$275

DNC221 Advanced Modern* JW Mon. 6:30 - 7:30 PM $250/$275

DNC222 Modern Center/Ballet Barre JW Mon. 4:00 - 5:00 PM $250/$275

Prime MoversDNC223

Pre-Prime Movers (pre requesite Found. Modern)

CE Wed. 4:00 - 5:00 PM $250/$275

DNC224 Prime Movers* JW Mon. 5:00 - 7:00 PM $345/$370

DNC225 Prime Movers (Ballet/Modern/Contemporary)* CE Wed. 5:00 - 7:15 PM $350/$375

Contemporary and LyricalDNC226 Lyrical Emerging Level YB Mon. 5:30 - 6:30 PM $250/$275

DNC227 AdvancedContemporary* SH Wed. 8:00 - 9:00 PM $250/$275

DNA200 Adult Contemporary CE Wed. 7:00 - 8:00 PM $250/$275

Classes with CiCi KelleyDNC228 Kids Hip Hop (Ages 7-10) CK Wed. 4:30 - 5:30 PM $250/$275DNC229 Hip Hop (Teens/Adults) CK Wed. 7:00 - 8:00 PM $250/$275

Irish DanceDNC230 Beginning Irish (Ages

5-12) DP Sat. 9:00 - 9:45 AM $230/$255

DNC231 Irish Dance - Level II DP Sat. 10:00 - 10:45 AM $230/$255

Adult DanceDNA200 Adult Contemporary CE Wed. 7:00 - 8:00 PM $250/$275

DNA201 West African Dance AK Sat. 10:30 AM - Noon No Fee

DNA202 Adult Ballet Barre JW Tues. 6:00 - 7:00 PM $250/$275DNA203 Whole Body Dance EA Thurs. 7:00 - 8:00 PM $250/$275DNA205 Dance Fitness TBD Sun. 1:00 - 2:00 PM $250/275DNC214 Advanced Ballet Pointe* NJ Tues. 6:00 - 6:30 PM $130/$155DNC221 Advanced Modern* JW Mon. 6:30 - 7:30 PM $250/$275

*NHSDA (National Honors Society for Dance Arts) Credit

Winter 2018 Dance Class Schedule

Teaching Artists: JW - Jerylann WarnerJR - Jessica RussoNJ - Nicole JohnsonSH - Sean HiltonYB - Yara BetancourtTBD - To be determined

AG - Arielle Geller AK - Assane KouyateBN - Brandon NguyenCE - Corian EllisorCK - CiCi KelleyDP - Danielle PetersEA - Emma Alley

Event SpotlightA Night of Three WorksDecember 2, 8:00 PMA performance featuring the work of some of Atlanta’s leaders in contemporary dance: Kit Modus, Sean Nguyen Hilton, and Sarah Hillmer. This performance will be held at 8:00 PM, at Agnes Scott College’s Gaines Chapel - Presser Hall. Tickets are available online now at callanwolde.freshtix.com.

Event Spotlight

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SchedulingAll dance classes meet for 18 weeks beginning January 8 unless otherwise noted or notified. All dance classes skip Monday, January 15 and children’s dance will not meet April 2-7 for Spring Break.

Monday classes: January 8 – May 21 (skip Jan. 15 and April 2)Tuesday classes: January 9 – May 15 (skip April 3)Wednesday classes: January 10 – May 16 (skip April 4)Thursday classes: January 11 – May 17 (skip April 5)No scheduled Friday classes.Saturday classes: January 13 – May 19 (skip April 7)

Spring Dance Recital“There’s no place like home.”

The stage awaits. Stay tuned for recital information and save the dates!

New Dance Classes! Teen Musical Theater DanceThis new class for Teens will offer warm up and basic technique with stage oriented choreography. This class is designed for students who are performing or need to hone their performance skills.

Instructor: Arielle GellerFee: $250 members/$275 non-membersDNC217 Tuesdays, January 9 – May 15

5:00 pm – 6:00 pm 18 weeks

Whole Body Dance: A Movement Improv ExperienceThis new adult dance class provides the rare opportunity for movement exploration and creative expression in a safe and reflective environment. Through well guided warm ups and enriching improvisational prompts Emma will lead students toward a creative release.

Instructor: Emma AlleyFee: $250 members/$275 non-membersDNA203 Thursdays, January 11 – May 10

7:00 pm – 8:00 pm 18 weeks

Private Dance Lessons (For All Ages, Styles, and Levels) Private lessons are scheduled on an individual basis. Students must confirm times and dates of lessons with Callanwolde before registering and paying for lessons.

Call 404.872.5338 for more information on faculty, student placement, and arranging schedules. Instructors set own make-up policy.

Monthly Price:60 minutes: $230 members/$255 non-members

Student Spotlight

Callanwolde Music Student: KhaliqHow have Callanwolde’s programs impacted your family? Khaliq’s mother, Michelle, says this:“When I was growing up, my mother made sure that I had exposure to the arts. Some of my best memories from my childhood are of dance classes, painting, music lessons, seeing plays and attending arts festivals. Although I am a single mother of three children, and it can be hard to afford such exposure, I really want my children to have the opportunity to pursue their interest in the arts.My son, Khaliq, has loved music since he was a baby. He has often expressed his desire to make his own music, and I know that in order to have the best shot at this he needs an early start. Callanwolde’s scholarship program is the only reason my son has been able to continue his lessons. Since taking lessons, I’ve seen Khaliq develop confidence, listening skills, and a wider appreciation for different types of music and art. It’s also given our family the opportunity for quality time and to give Khaliq the special attention he sometimes misses as the middle child. Additionally, I’ve seen a huge improvement in Khaliq’s sense of responsibility since taking music lessons at Callanwolde.”If Callanwolde has positively impacted you or your family, we would love to hear from you! Please reach out to [email protected] with your story.

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Rick Baker School of Music & Music Recording

Music Recording Introduction: Avid Pro Tools Learn how to use Pro Tools, the industry standard for Digital Audio Workstations. This class will cover basic principles, giving you the foundation to create complete projects, from initial setup to mixdown. Avid Pro Tools is the prerequisite class to enroll in Callanwolde’s Introduction to Music Recording Part 1.

Topics include: Creating sessions, file management, navigation, audio and MIDI recording, basic editing techniques, introduction to mixing, plug-in effects, and software instruments. Prerequisites: Basic computer knowledge including the ability to use input devices (keyboard and mouse)

Introduction to Music Technology Parts I, II and IIIWith high quality hardware and software now available at reasonable prices, creating and recording music is no longer a pipe dream. Learn about the music production process and the tools available to you to create music on your computer. Prerequisite: Avid Pro-Tools or Permission of Instructor.

Part I: Basics and Fundamentals Topics include:

a. Fundamentals of Sound: Frequency and pitch, amplitude, wavelength, sound pressure, loudness.

b. Digital Audio: Sample rate, bit depth, sampling, digital clocking.

c. The Computer: Mac vs PC, processor speed, RAM, hard drives, displays.

d. The Digital Audio Workstation: Hardware and software, analog to digital conversion, file types, project management, effects plug-ins, software instruments.

e. MIDI: MIDI interfaces, MIDI connections, MIDI channels, MIDI modes, patches and banks, polyphony, multitimbrality, DAW connections, quantisation, General MIDI, MIDI synchronization.

Part II: RecordingTopics include:

a. Project management: The team (who’s responsible for what?), budgeting, logistics.

b. Studio Setup: Preamp, speaker and subwoofer placement, acoustic treatment, headphones, monitor controller, DAW controller, keyboard controller, wiring.

c. Microphones: Types, polar patterns, frequency response, techniques and applications.

d. Recording: Preparation, setting levels, managing noise levels, recording MIDI, recording vocals, recording instruments, punching (manual and automated).

e. Editing: Comping, editing audio and MIDI.

Callanwolde’s Newest Offering

Rick Baker School of Music Music Recording ProgramCallanwolde Fine Arts Center is thrilled to announce our newest Program: The

Callanwolde Music Recording Program. We are honored that this program is under the direction of Callanwolde’s Director of Recording Phil Tan, a three-time Grammy Award-winning sound engineer, who has generously donated his time and resources to help create this exciting program.

Atlanta is one of the top ten music recording cities in the nation, yet there has been a lack of music and recording educational programs and studios – until now. Callanwolde’s Music Recording Program is a curriculum of classes designed by Phil Tan to provide low-cost training that will be a great start to those interested in learning the art of recording. The Phil Tan curriculum includes Introduction to Music Technology, a three-part course. Upon completion of all three parts with a passing grade, students will earn the Phil Tan Music Recording Certificate which can be an aid for students to gain acceptance into college music recording programs and in some cases, earn college credit or get professional studio internships.

This is a great opportunity for people of all ages – including teens – who are interested in learning about recording and mixing and possibly aspire to work in the music business. Currently housed our music building, we have workstations for up eight students in each class, affording everyone personal attention from our expert faculty, coordinated by Phil Tan.

Phil TanPhil Tan, soft-spoken and the measure of calm, is one of the most respected and highly-awarded professionals in his field. Phil began his career at the age of 18, when, with little music experience (just some childhood piano lessons), he decided to focus on music post-high school. He was accepted to the prestigious Berklee School of Music in Boston, MA but he could not afford it. Instead, he chose Full Sail University in Florida and upon graduation, landed an internship here in Atlanta, which eventually led him to recording and mixing work with JD (Jermaine Dupri), a friendship and close working relationship that continues to this day. Phil Tan is a 3-time Grammy award recipient whose credits include bestsellers by Rihanna, Mariah Carey, Ne-Yo, Ludacris, Usher, Katy Perry, Janelle Monae and more.

Rick BakerCallanwolde is fortunate to have Rick Baker on our Board of Directors. As a Wealth Management Advisor with Merrill Lynch, Mr. Baker has been honored with numerous awards and recognitions, and has served on many boards including the American Cancer Society, the American Red Cross, the National Board of Trustees of the Leukemia Society, The Rainforest Foundation and Steven Tyler’s Janie’s Fund. He was awarded the Champion Award at MCNY for his philanthropic work. Rick Baker is a musician, vintage guitar collector, music enthusiast, and, for Callanwolde, a benefactor. The Rick Baker School of Music and Music Recording is a wonderful legacy that provides music instruction to people of all ages; we are most thankful to Rick and his family for this patronage.

Phil Tan (left) and Rick Baker.

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Part III: Mixing and mastering Topics include:

a. The Mixer: The channel strip, inserts, fader, pan, mute and solo, bussing, auxiliary sends and returns, pre and post fade, inserts, master section.

b. Equalizers: High/low cut filters, shelving filters, band-pass filters, parametric EQ, graphic EQ.

c. Compressors: Compressor types, threshold,ratios and knees, attack and release, make-up gain, side-chain compression, parallel compression.

d. Mixing: Instrument frequency ranges, building the mix, headroom, psychoacoustic, panning, equalization, compression and limiting, effects and processing, automation.

e. Mastering: Critical listening, hardware vs software, equalization, compression, formats.

Apple Logic Pro Discover Logic Pro, Apple’s powerful and versatile music production system. You will be introduced to Logic’s primary windows and features, and learn how to manage a song, from the first note to the final bounce.

Topics include: Setup, loops and loops browser, audio and MIDI recording, audio and MIDI editing, flexing time and pitch, effects plug-ins, software instruments, mixing and automation.

Prerequisites: Basic computer knowledge including the ability to use input devices (keyboard and mouse).

Music Recording Class ScheduleCourse # Class name Day Dates Time

Members/Non-members

January 2018

MR200 Avid Pro Tools (the "on ramp") Wednesdays Jan. 10 - 31 6:00 - 8:00 pm $200/$225

MR201 Introduction to Music Technology Part 2* Saturdays Jan. 6 - 27 10:00 am - Noon $200/$225

MR202 Introduction to Music Technology Part 3* Saturdays Jan. 6 - 27 1:00 - 3:00 pm $200/$225

MR203 Music Recording Lab - Upon Request Saturdays Jan. 6 - 27 3:00 - 5:00 pmNo Extra Charge

February 2018

MR204 Avid Pro Tools (the "on ramp") Wednesdays Feb. 7 - 28 6:00 - 8:00 pm $200/$225

MR205 Introduction to Music Technology Part 3* Saturdays Feb. 3 - 24 10:00 am - Noon $200/$225

MR206 Introduction to Music Technology Part 1* Saturdays Feb. 3 - 24 1:00 - 3:00 pm $200/$225

MR207 Music Recording Lab - Upon Request Saturdays Feb. 3 - 24 3:00 - 5:00 pmNo Extra Charge

March 2018

MR208 Avid Pro Tools (the "on ramp") Wednesdays March 7 - 28 6:00 - 8:00 pm $200/$225

MR209 Introduction to Music Technology Part 1* Saturdays March 10 - 31 10:00 am - Noon $200/$225

MR210 Introduction to Music Technology Part 2* Saturdays March 10 - 31 1:00 - 3:00 pm $200/$225

MR211 Music Recording Lab - Upon Request Saturdays March 10 - 31 3:00 - 5:00 pmNo Extra Charge

Minimum 3 students/maximum 8 students per class. *Phil Tan Certificate of Music Recording Program.

Upon completion of all three parts of Music Technology with a passing grade, students will earn the Phil Tan Music Recording Certificate which can be an aid for students to gain acceptance into college music recording programs and in some cases, earn college credit or get professional studio internships.

Ableton Live Designed to be an instrument for live performances, Live is also a powerful tool for composing, arranging, recording, mixing and mastering. Learn tips, tricks and techniques that will introduce you to new creative possibilities.

Topics include: User interface, file management, recording audio, working with MIDI, basics of warping, DSP effects devices, Live’s included instruments, mixing techniques, automation and creating live sets.

Prerequisites: Basic computer knowledge including the ability to use input devices (keyboard and mouse).

Thanks to Atlanta Pro Audio | MacroTek for providing equipment for our Music Recording program.

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Private Lessons – All AgesThank you Cooper Piano for providing and tuning pianos for Callanwolde Fine Arts Center!

Preschool Music Private LessonsAge 2 ½ to 5 years

Young children learn how to sing and also play the piano/keyboard.

Monthly Price: (Classes # MUS101 – MUS110)30 minutes: $115 members/$140 non-members45 minutes: $180 members/$205 non-members60 minutes: $230 members/$255 non-members

Music Lessons (For All Ages, Styles, and Levels)Private lessons are scheduled on an individual basis. Students must confirm times and dates of lessons with Callanwolde before registering and paying for lessons. Call 404.872.5338 for more information on faculty, student placement, and arranging schedules. One time registration fee of $50. Instructors set own make-up policy.

Lessons available in Piano, Voice, Guitar, Woodwinds, StringsMonthly Price: (Classes # MUS101 – MUS110)30 minutes: $115 members/$140 non-members45 minutes: $180 members/$205 non-members60 minutes: $230 members/$255 non-members

Music ClassesCallanwolde Choir! Ages 6-9 and 10-14We now offer two choirs for two age groups! The 6-9 year old choir meets at 6:00 on Tuesdays and the 10-14 year old choir meets at 7:00 on Tuesdays (see dates below). And starting this Winter, we are charging a small fee for the choir. The fee is $25 members/$50 non-members for the Quarter (NOT per week).

Our choirs are a wonderful opportunity for your student to gain professional vocal instruction with Ms. Vicki Poppell and harmonize with new friends.

The Callanwolde Choirs will have several performance opportunities throughout the year, including Spring and Winter recitals, Halloween on Callanwolde Mountain, Callanwolde Eggstravaganza, The National Anthem at a Braves Game, and several Atlanta area Arts Festivals.

Instructor: Vicki Poppell Fee: $25 members/$50 non-members Ages 6-9MUS200 Tuesdays, January 9 – March 13

6:00 – 7:00 pm 10 weeksAges 10-14MUS201 Tuesdays, January 9 – March 13

7:00 – 8:00 pm 10 weeks

Group Piano/Voice Lessons for Beginners (Ages 12 – Adult)Have you always wanted to learn to sing and accompany yourself on the piano? This class is for you! This class offers beginning voice and piano/keyboard instruction for all styles in a group setting. No prior musical knowledge required. Min 5, max 10

Instructor: Martina AlbanoFee: $190 members/$215 non-membersMUS206 Thursdays, January 11 – March 15

6:00 – 7:00 pm 10 weeks

Formula to a Hit WorkshopWe are thrilled to have Atlanta-based Traci Hale return for this amazing workshop!

Traci Hale began her career as a backing singer for R&B stars Keith Sweat and Aaliyah. It was while on tour with Aaliyah in 1996 that she shared songs that she had been writing privately, and soon thereafter began collaborating with others, including Rodney Jerkins - the two of them worked on the Dr. Dolittle soundtrack and Brandy’s breakthrough album Never Say Never. Traci went on to write hits for Mýa, Britney Spears and others. In 2010 Hale co-wrote the song “What’s My Name?” with Ester Dean and Stargate, which became a number one hit on the Billboard Hot 100 for Rihanna. The Formula of a Hit Workshop focuses on Songwriting and Dissecting the way hit songs are arranged. It will discuss the anatomy of a song, picking the right melodies, studio etiquette, rewrites, split sheets, and choosing a PRO (Performing Rights Organization).

Students are asked to bring their laptops and own personal Wi-Fi hotspots and a sack lunch.

Instructor: Traci HaleFee: $40 members/$65 non-membersMUS207 Saturday, January 27

10:00 am – 4:00 pm 1 session

NEW! Strings ProgramThe Strings Program offered at Callanwolde Fine Arts Center’s Rick Baker School of Music and Music Recording is taught with a unique hands-on approach originally created by Atlanta Symphony Orchestra violinist Judith Cox for the LYRA Academy. Taught by Judith at the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s Center for Continuing Education from 2013-17, it is a successful strings group learning method drawn from several different sources, including the National Standards-based Expressions Music Curriculum.

This innovative method incorporates both private instruction in a group dynamic, and group instruction in an orchestral setting, to create a cohesive and evenly progressive learning environment.

Class sizes are small, allowing frequent one on one contact between students and teacher. Classes are designed for students from completes beginners to intermediate advanced levels.

Instruments taught: Violin, Viola, Violoncello, String Bass.

Required Materials for all classes: Orchestra Expression: Book One for chosen instrument, chosen instrument, music stand, rosin

Beginning Strings I/II (Grades 8-12 & Adults)Get ready to jump in! Designed for the complete novice, this class assumes no prior knowledge of a stringed instrument and requires no music background. Students learn to read music in the clef of their chosen instrument, while learning the basics: pizzicato and bowing, penta- and one- octave scales, double stops, rhythmic fundamentals, bow distribution, slurs, string crossings staccato and legato. Students will learn to play as an ensemble with a conductor’s beat, to harmonize and play different parts through the exploration of rounds and canons. Students become familiar with and perform works drawn from the Baroque and Romantic periods of classical music, as well as a broad spectrum of world folk, pop and other genres of familiar musical styles. Listening skills develop as students begin to recognize different styles and compositional techniques through guided listening sessions.

Instructor: Judith Cox, Violinist, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Fee: $165 members/$190 non-membersMUS202 Mondays, January 8 – March 5 (skips Jan. 15)

6:25 – 7:25 PM 8 weeks

Beginning Strings II/III (Grades 8-12 & Adults)Prerequisites: The second of the CMS Beginning Strings Classes. This level assumes the student has a basic knowledge of his/her chosen instrument: proper position and bow hold, ability to play on three strings, to play D Major scale, and G and A pentascales, to read music in the proper key and clef, and to identify and play written rhythms. Violins and violas should be able to use 4th finger, string bassists must know third and first positions, and all should have familiarity with 1/8, ¼, ½, and whole notes and rests.

Course Description: Students continue working in Orchestra Expressions Book One and learn to play 4- part harmonies together with the help of rounds and harmonized music. Techniques include learning to use the whole bow, hooked bowings, détaché, legato and staccato. All instrumentalists will learn the fundamentals of string orchestra playing and will master knowledge and familiarity with all four strings: celli and basses learn to play in positions. Chromatic, G, C, E, d, and C pentascales, as well as G and C one-octave scales are covered in this course. Some selections will come from standard chamber orchestra repertoire, as students learn to watch the conductor’s beat, listen to each other for balance, intonation and cohesive ensemble playing, creating a solid foundation of string orchestra training and repertoire. Min. 10, max.

Instructor: Judith Cox, Violinist, Atlanta Symphony OrchestraFee: $165 members/$190 non-members MUS203 Mondays, January 8 – March 5 (skips Jan. 15)

7:35 – 8:35 PM 8 weeks

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Judith Cox Strings Program Instructor

Judith Cox has been a member the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra (ASO) since 1994. Judith came to Atlanta from the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, where she served in both violin sections for six years; she was also Principal Second Violin for one season of the Cleveland- based Ohio Chamber Orchestra. A dedicated educator as well as performing artist, Judith created a unique hands-on group learning method (created originally for the LYRA Academy) which served as the curriculum for the String Program

at the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s Community Music School from 2013-17. As String Ensembles Specialist, Judith guided over 220 students (many with no musical background) from the complete beginning through the intermediate/advanced stages. The “participatory” learning approach welcomed students onstage as well as backstage after ASO concerts, and encouraged student community performances several times a year.

Community Music School Strings I, ADULTSPrerequisites: CMS Strings I has been designed for intermediate level students who have less than 2 years of orchestral experience or who have a need to review their knowledge and skills. Designed to prepare students for the more advanced level CMS Strings Advanced (offered in the Spring Quarter), to refine or review techniques, music theory and note-reading. CMS students who have taken at least one quarter of Intermediate String Orchestra or comparable instruction, or students who have established a firm foundation with facility in reading in the keys of D, G, A, rhythmic subdivision, and ensemble work through rounds and foundation studies, will be at the level to excel in these classes. Entrance interview for new students.

Course Description: CMS Strings I provides a solid foundation for entrance into the more advanced CMS Strings II. Designed for intermediate string students who have followed the program from the beginning as well as those who have taken a break for awhile, CMS Strings I prepares students to join the more advanced group for the Spring Quarter. Students learn major and minor keys in the Circle of 5ths, vibrato and tone production techniques, and ensemble skills through the exploration of chamber orchestra repertoire. CMS Strings I classes take students from the Basic Intermediate Level to more advanced levels with curriculum selected from a variety of sources, to create a solid foundation of string orchestra training and repertoire. Many selections will come from standard chamber orchestra repertoire, as students learn to watch the conductor’s beat, listen to each other for balance, intonation and cohesive ensemble playing.

Instructor: Judith Cox, Violinist, Atlanta Symphony OrchestraFee: $165 members/$190 non-membersMUS204 Tuesdays, January 9 – March 6 (skips Feb. 6)

6:25 – 7:25 PM 8 weeks

Community Music School Strings II, ADULTSPrerequisites: CMS students who have 2 years of study in the Program or comparable instruction, or students who have established a firm foundation with facility in reading in the keys of up to 3 sharps and 2 flats, rhythmic subdivision, and 2 years or more of orchestral experience, will be at the level to excel in these classes. Entrance interview for new students.

Course Description: CMS Strings II will focus this Quarter on ensemble skills through the study of chamber music. Selections will be chosen to challenge and stimulate listening skills and nonverbal communication; break-out sessions will pair students into smaller groups to facilitate ensemble skills. CMS Strings I and II will combine in Spring Quarter to learn orchestral repertoire.

Instructor: Judith Cox, Violinist, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Fee: $180 members/$205 non-membersMUS205 Tuesdays, January 9 – March 6 (skips Feb. 6)

7:35 – 9:05 PM 8 weeks One of Callanwolde’s unique performance opportunities: singing the National Anthem at an Atlanta Braves game!

Instructor Spotlight

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FOR STUDENTS CONTINUING ON THE INTRODUCTION TO HANDBUILDING TRACK:

Introduction to Handbuilding II*More advanced handbuilding techniques and surface finishes, with assigned projects (self-directed or by Instructor). Pre-requisite – Introducation to Pottery I or Instructor Permission. Same access and policies as HBI.

Fee: $195 members/$220 non-members POT216 Saturdays, January 13 – March 17

11:00 am – 1:00 pm 10 weeks

Introduction to Handbuilding III*Students will engage in self-directed projects with guidance from the Instructor. Same access and policies as HBI; extra lab time expected. Pre-requsite: Introducation to Pottery I and Handbuilding II or Instructor permission.

Fee: $195 members/$220 non-members POT 217 Saturdays, January 13 – March 17

1:00 am – 3:00 pm 10 weeks

FOR STUDENTS CONTINUING ON THE INTRODUCTION TO THE WHEEL TRACK:

Introduction to the Wheel II*An introduction to working on the potters’ wheel, with concentration on centering, cylinders, trimming and handles. Same access and policies as HBI; extra lab time expected. Pre-requsite: Intro to Pottery I

Instructor: Gayatri BaisiwalaFee: $195 members/$220 non-members POT218 Saturdays, January 13 – March 17

9:00 am – 11:00 am 10 weeks

11:00 am – 1:00 pm 10 weeks

*Lab time available upon request at no extra charge*

Pottery & CeramicsThe Pottery Department at Callanwolde is offering a structured track in which students can earn a certificate of completion. The first course is an Introduction to Handbuilding course. Students may then choose a handbuilding or wheel track. Students who complete all track levels will receive a certificate of completion. Students may also choose to take courses “a la carte” without receiving a certificate.


All classes are 10 weeks.

MORNINGS 9:30 a.m. - Noon

Mondays, January 8 – March 19 (skips Jan. 15)POT200 Handbuilding John Roberts

Tuesdays, January 9 – March 13 POT201 Pottery on the Wheel John Roberts

Wednesdays, January 10 – March 14 POT202 Intermediate Handbuilding John Roberts

Thursdays, January 11 – March 15POT203 Intermediate Pottery John Roberts

EVENINGS 7:00 - 9:30 p.m.

Mondays, January 8 – March 19 (skips Jan. 15)POT204 Intermediate Handbuilding Sandy CulpPOT205 Intermediate Pottery (Soda Firing) Lora Rust

Tuesdays, January 9 – March 13POT206 Intermediate Handbuilding Kathryne Gould

(Soda Firing)POT207 Intermediate Pottery Jennie Ashcraft

Wednesdays, January 10 – March 14POT208 Handbuilding Ana VizurragaPOT209 Pottery on the Wheel Eric StrangePOT210 Studio Procedures ($85/$110) John Roberts

Thursdays, January 11 – March 15POT211 Handbuilding Lori BuffPOT212 Pottery on the Wheel Doug Tobin

Fridays, January 12 – March 16POT213 Handbuilding Julia BurnsPOT214 Pottery on the Wheel Mary Cobb

Pottery Foundation Track Courses

REQUIRED FIRST COURSE FOR BOTH TRACKS: Introduction to Pottery I*An introduction to the three basic handbuilding techniques (pinch, coil, slab), introductory surface design, plus glazing. Classes will meet two hours each week, and students will be allowed and expected to complete each week’s projects during the Pottery’s open access periods (afternoons and weekends). First clay provided with tuition, tools and additional clay may be purchased in the Pottery studio (cash/check).

Instructor: Bertha EscotoFee: $195 members/$220 non-membersPOT215 Saturdays, January 13 – March 17

9:00 AM – 11:00 AM 10 weeks

POTTERY FEES & SUPPLIES

Unless otherwise noted, fees are:$210 members/$235 non-members

The tuition includes a $40 fee, which covers the cost of one bag of stoneware, raku, or lizella clay (other clays at additional cost), glazes, and 2,000 cubic inches of glaze firing. Students provide their own tools. Additional clay and tools may be purchased from the studio (cash or check only). Firing methods include cone ten reduction, cone six electric, Raku, Salt and soda.

All work fired at Callanwolde must be produced in the Pottery Program studios (no outside work allowed). Students may access the studios on weekends and most afternoons for practice at no additional cost.

For questions regarding pottery classes, contact John Roberts (Pottery Director): [email protected].

ALL ADULT POTTERY CLASSES ARE 10 WEEKSMAXIMUM ENROLLMENT PER CLASS

IS 12 STUDENTS

Pottery Director John Roberts hard at work on an experimental project. Photo: Reed Jackson, Ten Tenths Photography.

TOUR THE NATIONAL HISTORIC MANSIONThe joy of the holiday season begins again at Callanwolde Fine Arts Center with Christmas at Callanwolde, an Atlanta Family Tradition for over 40 years known as Atlanta’s Designer Show House and Christmas Destination. During this 16 day holiday celebration, visitors will enjoy the entire 27,000-square-foot historic Candler Mansion decorated by professional interior and floral designers.

NOV. 24 TO DEC. 12

12 PM TO 8 PM

OPEN ALL WEEK

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Special Events

LEGOLAND BREAKFAST WITH SANTASaturday, December 2 & 9 9:00 – 10:30 AMThis event features a kid-friendly breakfast by Zest Atlanta Catering and LEGOLAND Discovery Center activities and gift bags. Tickets by advance reservation only.

GUIDED GROUP TOURSNovember 24 – December 12 11:00 – 1:00 PMAsk about our special rates for docent-lead tours of the historic estate for large tour groups!

Advance RSVP required for guided tours. For more information, contact: [email protected].

TEDDY BEAR TEASunday, December 3 & 102:00 PM – 3:30 PMGuests will enjoy tea, hot cocoa, tea sandwiches, charming desserts, and holiday sing-a-longs. Santa will make a special visit to deliver special LEGOLAND Discovery Center gift bags to all the children. Tickets by advance reservation only.

DESIGNER SHOW HOUSE November 24 – December 12 All week long, 12:00 – 8:00 PMVisitors of all ages will enjoy touring the 27,000 square-foot historic mansion dressed for the holidays by Atlanta’s top interior and floral designers. Furnishings will be available for purchase.

Discounted ticket packages for large tour groups are available! Please contact [email protected] to learn more.

AFTER CHRISTMAS AT CALLANWOLDE: EXTENDED HOLIDAY TOUR HOURS December 13 – December 29 Sunday through Friday (closed Saturdays) 12:00 – 8:00 PMAfter The Christmas at Callanwolde Designer Show House wraps up, the Candler Mansion will stay open for self-guided tours with extended hours for the holiday season. Learn about a unique slice of Atlanta history and see a local treasure listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

MUSIC STUDENT RECITAL December 2 12:00 – 1:00 PMCallanwolde’s Rick Baker School of Music and Music Recording presents a Winter Music Recital here at Callanwolde Fine Arts Center. Our students will perform for an audience of family, friends, and fans of the students of the Rick Baker School of Music and Music Recording.

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Special Events

TOUR WITH CHAMPAGNE AND THE NUTCRACKERDecember 4–7 6:00 PMA very special tour which includes a glass of champagne, decadent desserts from Murphy’s Restaurant, and excerpts of Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker by the Callanwolde School of Dance (choreo-graphed by Jillian Mitchell).

CALLANWOLDE ARTISTS’ MARKET November 24 – December 12 All week long, 12:00 – 8:00 PMHeld in the Petite Hall Gallery, Callanwolde instructors and students will showcase and sell their unique works of fine arts and crafts- including ornaments, jewelry, pottery, photography and paintings.

CALLANWOLDE HOLIDAY GALAThursday, November 30th6:00 – 9:00 PM

Join us for a magical holiday evening of live entertainment as we celebrate and benefit Callanwolde’s mission of preserving our estate and providing fine arts classes to the community. Enjoy catering and event planning by Zest Atlanta Catering, Geri Sims Weddings and Events, and a silent auction.

Performing this year: The Joe Gransden Big Band, The Atlanta Pops Orchestra Ensemble, John Driskell Hopkins of the Zac Brown Band, and Katie Deal.

Tickets available by advance online purchase only!

POLAR EXPRESS & THE NUTCRACKER December 2 2:00 PM & 5:00 PMAccompany our Callanwolde dancers along with Atlanta professional performers on an entrancing, full of all kinds of dancing, excursion to the Land of Sweets. A Holiday treat where you can meet Callanwolde’s Polar Princess!

Includes the entire Act II of Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker, choreographed by Jillian Mitchell. Performances will be held at Agness Scott College’s Gaines Chapel - Presser Hall.

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Children’s ArtCartooning and Illustration for KidsChildren’s book illustrator Miles Davis has taught during summer camp at Callanwolde – and everyone loves his great demeanor and his way with getting the best from his students! Students in this class will be taught basic drawing techniques as it pertains to cartooning and illustration. Students will begin familiarizing processes for creating their own characters for comics, video games, graphic novels, and/or picture books. They should bring their imaginations, enthusiasm, and practice sketchbook, if desired. No previous experience needed. Min. 5, max. 12.

Instructor: Miles Davis Fee: $210 members/$220 non-members ART200 Wednesdays, January 10 – March 14

4:00 - 5:30 p.m. 10 weeks

Kaleidoscope! (Ages 8-12)Our Summer camp is so popular, we wanted to offer a mini version as a 5 week class. Over the course of the class, your student will explore drawing, painting, printmaking and clay. All supplies included.

Instructor: Brooke AdamsFee: $90 members/$115 membersART201 Mondays, January 22 – February 19

5:30 – 6:30 5 weeks

Fun with Clay (Ages 6-9)A great introduction to clay for kids ages 6 and up. Students will gain hands-on experience with building techniques such as pinch pot, coiling, and slabs. Also, students will practice decoration methods and glazing. Each student will learn some basic skills and explore their own ideas. One class period will include a tour of the adult pottery studios, wheel throwing demonstration, and a visit to our kilns to learn how it all works. Your child’s pieces will be fired in one of Callanwolde’s kilns. This is a fun, hands-on class for kids that we’re thrilled to bring back onto the roster of classes! All supplies included.

Instructor: Lori BuffFee: $80 members/105 non-membersART202 Thursdays, February 1 – 22

4:00 – 6:00 pm 4 weeks

Fun with Clay (Ages 10-12)A great introduction to clay for younger students. Students will gain hands-on experience with building techniques such as pinch pot, coiling, and slabs. Also, students will practice decoration methods and glazing. Each student will learn some basic skills and explore their own ideas. One class period will include a tour of the adult pottery studios, wheel throwing demonstration, and a visit to our kilns to learn how it all works. Your child’s pieces will be fired in one of Callanwolde’s kilns. This is a fun, hands-on class for kids that we’re thrilled to bring back onto the roster of classes! All supplies included.

Instructor: Lori BuffFee: $80 members/105 non-membersART203 Thursdays, March 8 – 29

4:00 – 6:00 pm 4 weeks

Painting & DrawingThe Drawing and Painting Department at Callanwolde is offering a structured track in which students can earn a certificate of completion. Students may choose to take courses “a la carte” without receiving a certificate.


Drawing/Painting I*This is the introductory course for all students on the Drawing or Painting Foundation Track. Students will discover their innate creativity and develop their artistic ability as they follow exercises from the text, Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain. Introducing students to a variety of media and techniques, this class is suitable for all levels. Be amazed as you watch your drawing skills dramatically improve through this innovative approach to learning art!

Instructor: Chris BrayFee: $210 members/$235 non-members PAD 200 Mondays, January 8 – March 19 (skips Jan. 15)

6:00 – 7:30 pm 10 weeks

Instructor: Suzy FerrissFee: $240 members/$265 non-membersPAD201 Wednesdays, January 10 – March 14

Noon – 2:00 pm 10 weeks

FOR STUDENTS CONTINUING ON THE INTRODUCTION TO DRAWING TRACK:

Drawing II*Designed to increase students’ confidence in drawing, this course introduces drawing as an expressive medium, while encouraging students to sharpen their technical and observational skills. Students are encouraged to use traditional and conventional media, including color. Composition is emphasized as students learn the relationships of the parts of the drawing to the whole. Min 5, max 10.

Instructor: Lorraine BrennanFee: $240 members/$265 non-members PAD202 Wednesdays, January 10 – March 14

6:00 – 8:00 pm 10 weeks

Drawing III*Drawing as a process of personal inquiry and exploration is the focus of this course. Students will take the basic principles of drawing (composition, negative space, line, texture, etc.) a step further by beginning to search for a personal visual language. Various drawing materials and themes are explored. The goal is to have students explore new ways of thinking and working. Min 5, max 10.

Instructor: Lorraine BrennanFee: $240 members/$265 non-members PAD203 Thursdays, January 11 – March 15

6:00 – 8:00 pm 10 weeks

FOR STUDENTS CONTINUING ON THE INTRODUCTION TO PAINTING TRACK:

Modern Art Techniques/Painting II*Learn a variety of painting approaches while studying the styles of the modern masters. Course will introduce the student to Impressionism, Pointillism, Surrealism, Pop Art, collage, andabstraction along with many other artists and art movements whose innovation of technique is notable. Through studying examples of art along with actual studio practice, students will study color theory, color mixture, methods of paint application, how to paint from life, and how to paint from imagination. Class is suitable for all levels. Min. 5, max 10.

Instructor: Suzy Ferriss Fee: $240 members/$265 non-members PAD204 Wednesdays, January 10 – March 14

10:00 am – Noon 10 weeks

Introduction to Oil Painting/Painting II* This introduction to painting with Oils provides an exploration of paint as a physical, as well as visual, medium. Students will become familiar with color mixing, use of brushes and surfaces, space, volume, and texture through a variety of assignments. Min 5, max 10.

Instructor: Lorraine BrennanFee: $240 members/$265 non-members PAD205 Thursdays, January 11 – March 15

4:00 – 6:00 pm 10 weeks

Introduction to Acrylic Painting/Painting II* This introduction to painting with Acrylics provides an exploration of paint as a physical, as well as visual, medium. Students will become familiar with color mixing, use of brushes and surfaces, space, volume, and texture through a variety of assignments. Min 5, max 10.

Instructor: Jessica BlinkhornFee: $240 members/$265 non-members PAD206 Saturdays, January 13 – March 17

1:30 – 3:30 pm 10 weeks

Acrylic Painting and Image Making/Painting III* An experienced teacher, artist Jiha Moon has exhibited her artwork worldwide and is in the collections of over 15 public collections including the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington, DC, Virginia Museum of Fine Art, The Fabric Workshop and Museum in Philadelphia, MOCA GA and the High Museum. Currently a solo exhibition of her work, organized by the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art in Charleston, SC is traveling to museums throughout the country.

Students in this class will paint from direct and indirect observation using a combination of live (portrait) models, still life, and abstraction. Students will learn how to mix colors, and the techniques of using acrylic paint and mediums. Students will also learn the formal rules of composition while exploring how to develop their ideas of painting through storytelling, mark-making and various styles of contemporary approaches. Students will be introduced to many classical and contemporary artists in this class. Both beginner and experienced students are welcome. Min. 4, max. 10.

Instructor: Jiha Moon Fee: $250 members/$275 non-members PAD207 Tuesdays, January 9 – March 13

6:00 - 9:00 p.m. 10 weeks

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Pastel ClassLearn how to use soft pastels in this 10 session course. This very popular class is taught by experienced artist/teacher Lorraine Brennan, who has 14 years instructor experience art foundations. We will be using figures, still life, landscape, and non-representational subjects to explore the possibilities of compressed pastel sticks. An ideal class for beginners as well as students who are familiar with the use of pastels and want to further develop their color layering techniques.

Instructor: Lorraine BrennanFee: $240 members/$265 non-membersPAD208 Wednesday, January 10 – March 14

4:00 – 6:00 pm 10 weeks

Self Expression & Exploration in Oil Paint/Painting III*This class is designed to guide students to find their inner artist and explore the conscious and subconscious ideas - much like painters throughout history have found inspiration. Based on the idea that the best way to learn is through instructed experimentation, this class is suitable for both new and continuing painters. Includes basic instruction for using oil paints as well as composition, subject matter and concepts. Class includes one-on-one discussions and group critiques. Supply list on-line. Min. 5 max. 9.

Instructor: Nathaniel Emerson Fee: $240 members/$265 non-members PAD209 Wednesdays, January 10 – March 14

7:30 - 9:30 p.m. 10 weeks

Painting the Figure & Portrait with Oils Demystified/Painting III*Designed for both the beginner and experienced painter, this course introduces you to the language of painting and the use of color and composition to create realistic portraits and figures in oil. Students will work from photographs as reference. Relax and learn in a stress-free environment! Returning students are introduced to new techniques to help them move forward with their art.

Instructor: Pat HobaughFee: $250 members/$275 non-membersPAD210 Fridays, January 12 – March 16

9:30 am – 12:30 pm 10 weeks

Figure Studio/Life DrawingThis class encourages creativity in drawing or painting the figure. A model is provided and participants are encouraged to choose their own medium of artistic expression; those working with oil paint are required to use odorless mediums. There is a classroom monitor but no instruction – Ideal for the independent artist of all skill levels. Model’s fee included in tuition. Weekly walk in rate is no longer available.

Fee: $200 members/$225 non-membersPAD211 Fridays, January 12 – March 16

7:00 pm – 9:30 pm 10 weeks

Introduction to Fashion Illustration (Teens/Adults)This beginning level course is for students who are interested in learning fashion illustration as a hobby or who want to pursue a career as a fashion illustrator / designer. An understanding of the accurate proportions of the human body is vital

for producing convincing fashion illustrations and garment designs. This course has been designed to simplify the process of studying fashion proportions so that you can learn how to draw, develop and interpret the fashion figure through your own style and direction. Ruchika Arora is a teacher and fashion designer with years of experience in the industry. Some materials supplied, short supply list will be emailed upon registration. Min. 4, max. 10.

Instructor: Ruchika Arora Fee: $240 members/$265 non-members PAD212 Saturdays, January 13 – March 17

12:30 – 2:30 p.m. 10 weeks

Intermediate Fashion Illustration (Teens/Adults) Intermediate Fashion Illustration is for students who have taken the beginning level course or who have prior permission from the instructor. Ruchika Arora is a teacher and fashion designer with years of experience in the industry. Some materials supplied, short supply list will be emailed upon registration. Min 4, max 10.

Instructor: Ruchika Arora Fee: $240 members/$265 non-members PAD213 Saturdays, January 13 – March 17

3:00 - 5:00 p.m. 10 weeks

Children’s Book Illustration (Teens/Adults)Children’s book illustrator Miles Davis has taught at Callanwolde since last summer – and his expertise in design and illustration is considerable. Students in this class will be taught techniques toward illustrating graphic novels, and/or picture books and will receive help with their own books if they are in process or in concept. Students should bring their imaginations, enthusiasm, and practice sketchbook. No previous experience needed. Min. 6, max. 14.

Instructor: Miles Davis Fee: $240 members/$265 non-members PAD214 Saturdays, January 13 – March 17

11:00 am – 1:00 pm 10 weeks

The Art of Collage (Teens/Adults)While learning about the history of collage, students will create exciting mixed media works that emphasize the use of color, texture, and imagery. Inspired by such masters as Matisse and Picasso, students will be taken through the collage process, beginning with basic painting and drawing techniques, followed by composition and assemblage, and then on to completion. Collage methods covered during this workshop include photomontage, cut paper collage, assemblage, and fabric collage.

Instructor: Suzy FerrissFee: $130 members/$155 non-membersPAD215 Sunday, January 28

Noon – 4:00 pm 1 day

Traveler, painting by Callanwolde instructor Jiha Moon.

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21 The Painted Collage (Teens/Adults)While learning about the history of collage, students will create exciting painted cut paper works that emphasize the use of color, texture, and imagery. Inspired by such masters as Matisse and Picasso, students will be taken through the collage process, starting with basic painting techniques, then on to composition and assemblage, and finally to completion. Students will gain a deeper understanding of the artistic process while creating colorful, eye-catching designs!

Instructor: Suzy FerrissFee: $130 members/$155 non-membersPAD216 Sunday, February 25

Noon – 4:00 pm 1 day

PhotographyThe Photography Department at Callanwolde is offering a structured track in which students can earn a certificate of completion. The first course is a Foundational photography course. Students may then choose a darkroom or digital photography track. Students who complete all track levels will receive a certificate of completion. Students may also choose to take courses “a la carte” without receiving a certificate.


Lab time available upon request at no extra charge.

Intro to Photography I* This first Foundation course in the Photography track investigates the aesthetic possibilities of photography as a visual medium. Topics include: exposure decisions, composition, depth of field control, fixed images versus depicting motion, and seeing and using available light. This class will also introduce the student to Digital Lightroom.

You will learn to edit and manipulate your own digital photos to enhance your compositions, color correct, fix mistakes, digitally burn, and create all of the affects onemight expect from a darkroom. Lightroom offers a 30-day free trial, is user-friendly and does everything a digital photographer – amateur or not – needs to do. You must download Lightroom onto your computer prior to the first class. Min 4, max 10.

Instructor: Steve Schaefer, Photography Co-DirectorFee: $170 members/$195 non-members PHO200 Wednesdays, January 10 - 31

6:00 – 9:00 pm 4 weeks

Darkroom Photography II*/ Darkroom Photography WorkshopThis Darkroom class is just right for film photographers of all levels and is the second class in the Darkroom Photography Track. Use your film camera to create black and white prints and learn traditional printing fundamentals. An introduction to bleaching and toning methods is available. Participants are afforded additional access to dark room to work on additional projects. Min. 4, max. 10.

Instructor: David Damon, Photography Co-Director Fee: $230 members/$255 non-members PHO201 Wednesdays, January 10 – March 14

6:30 – 9:00 p.m. 10 weeks

A view inside of Callanwolde’s darkroom. Photo by Photography Co-Director David Damon.

Become a lighting pro in Steve Schaefer’s Studio Lighting Workshop. Photo by Co-Director Steve Schaefer.

Intro to Darkroom Photography III* This course expands the students’ understanding of darkroom photography while providing them with the opportunity to experiment with traditional and non-traditional processes and materials. Students continue improving their technical skills while beginning to develop their visual language as artists. Includes individual and group critiques. Pre-requisite – Intro to Photography I and Darkroom II or instructor permission. Min 4, max 10.

Instructor: David Damon, Photography Co-DirectorFee: $230 members/$255 non-members PHO202 Wednesdays, January 10 – March 14

6:30 – 9:00 p.m. 10 weeks

Intro to Digital Photography II*/Digital LightroomThis class will introduce the student to Digital Lightroom. You will learn to edit and manipulate your own digital photos to enhance your compositions, color correct, fix mistakes, digitally burn, and create all of the affects one might expect from a darkroom. Lightroom offers a 30-day free trial, is user-friendly and does everything a digital photographer – amateur or not – needs to do. You must download Lightroom onto your computer prior to the first class.

Min 4, max 10.

Instructor: Steve Schaefer, Photography Co-DirectorFee: $170 members/$195 non-members PHO203 Wednesday, February 14 – March 7

6:00 – 9:00 pm 4 weeks

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Intro to Digital Photography III* This intermediate class explores a deeper understanding of the technical aspects cameras and photography generally. Students will investigate the creative aspect of the techniques they have learned. Topics include:

- Shooting in the manual mode

- Basic Composition

- Using your Histogram to make a good exposure every time

- Exploring the different Autofocus modes

- Understanding ISO and how it affects the image quality

- Seeing and using available light

- Using your aperture, shutter, and depth of field creatively.

Students continue mastering technical skills while beginning to develop a personal vision and a solid body of work. Includes regular individual and group critiques. Pre-requisite – Intro to Photography I and Digital Photography II or instructor permission Min 4, max 10.

Instructor: TBD Fee: $200 member/$225 non-members PHO204 Tuesdays, January 9 – March 13

5:00 – 7:00 pm 10 weeks

Studio Lighting WorkshopThis is a two-day intro studio lighting class. We Will look at the pros and cons of different equipment available from studio strobes, speedlights, and reflectors. The instructor will demonstrate fundamental lighting techniques and explore the use of ambient light combined with strobes to create a more natural looking light. The student should have some fundamental knowledge of their camera and have shot in the manual mode some.

Instructor: Steve Schaefer, Photography Co-DirectorFee: $100 members/$125 non-members PHO205 Wednesday, January 22 – 29

6:00 – 9:00 pm 2 weeks

Jewelry & MetalsmithingThe Jewelry and Metalsmithing Department at Callanwolde is offering a structured track in which students can earn a certificate of completion. Students may choose to take courses “a la carte” without receiving a certificate.


Open Studio time will be available at no extra cost for students enrolled in Fall classes. The schedule will be posted later in the quarter.

Teens and Adults Metals Classes - Structured Track CoursesThis series of courses is designed for beginning teen and adult Jewelry and Metalsmithing students. The courses will focus on introducing fundamental fabrication skills such as sawing, filing, texturing, shaping, polishing and basic

stone setting. You will learn studio safety, the proper and safe use of tools and equipment and how to determine the order of construction. You will also learn to become comfortable with using a flexshaft and an acetylene torch. All projects will be instructor led. Our fully stocked studio provides all the necessary tools and equipment. Material requirements and cost (metal and cabochon stones) will be discussed during the first class (approximately $40). Students will earn a certificate upon completion of all three quarters and have a portfolio of completed work. This is also a good refresher course for experienced students who have not worked with metal in a while.

Students who enter the program with previous jewelry and metals experience may start at level ll or lll (with permission of the instructor) to earn the “Introduction to Basic Jewelry and Metalsmithing Certificate” which is signed by the Callanwolde Executive Director, the Arts Education Director and the Director of Jewelry and Metalsmithing.

Jewelery and Metalsmithing I*In this basic introductory class in the Jewelry and Metalsmithing structured track series we will use the required resource The Complete Photo Guide to Making Metal Jewelry. We will begin by learning metalsmithing terminology, unique measurement systems, and the difference between base metals, alloys, and precious metals. The majority of the session will be spent learning and using the foundation skills of sawing, drilling, piercing, filing and finishing to complete an instructor led project.

Required resource: The Complete Photo Guide to Making Metal Jewelry, by John Sartin, 2013 (Available on Amazon for approximately $10-$13)

Min. 4: Max. 6

Instructor: Priscilla FritschFee: $190 members/$215 non-membersJWY200 Mondays, January 8 – March 19 (skips Jan. 15)

7:00 – 9:00 pm 10 weeks

Jewelry and Metalsmithing ll *This is the second class in the Jewelry and Metalsmithing Structured Track series and will continue using the required resource The Complete Photo Guide to Making Metal Jewelry. Your skill level will increase as you are introduced to new techniques that build on the foundation techniques learned in Jewelry and Metalsmithing I. We will begin with cold connections (rivets and fold over retention) and introduce hot connections using an acetylene torch. Students will also learn methods of texturing metal and be introduced to forging and forming with an instructor led project.

Prerequisite: Jewelry and Metalsmithing Structured Track I or by permission of Instructor

Min. 4: Max. 6

Instructor: Priscilla FritschFee: $190 members/$215 non-membersJWY201 Wednesdays, January 10 – March 14

7:00 – 9:00 pm 10 weeks

Jewelry and Metalsmithing lll*The last class in the Jewelry and Metalsmithing Structured Track will again use the required resource The Complete Photo Guide to Making Metal Jewelry. The first half of the session will concentrate on methods of stone setting including bezel, tube and flush settings. The second half will be dedicated to student designed projects incorporating skills learned in the Jewelry and Metalsmithing structured track series.

Prerequsite: Jewelry and Metalsmithing Structured Track I & II, or by permission of Instructor.

Min. 4: Max. 6

Instructor: Priscilla FritschFee: $190 members/$215 non-membersJWY202 Wednesdays, January 10 – March 14

7:00 – 9:00 pm 10 weeks

The Basics and Beyond: Jewelry Making and MetalsmithingThis course will focus on fabrication techniques, help students establish and solidify their basic skills, and create their own design ideas. Students may work on developing and advancing their fabrication skills with instructor guided projects which can include, but will not be limited to several methods of stone setting, clasps, hinges, cold connections such as rivets, and chainmaking. Students may also work on their own projects with instructor guidance. Problem solving, construction, and craftsmanship are strongly emphasized in this mixed level class. Good for all students who enjoy being inspired by people of varying levels of skill and experience. Material requirements and cost will be discussed the first class (approximately $40). Min. 4; Max 8. No Prerequisite.

Instructor: Priscilla FritschFee: $250 members/$275 non-membersJWY203 Mondays, January 8 – March 19 (skips Jan. 15)

10:00 am – 1:00 pm 10 weeksJWY204 Wednesdays, January 10 – March 14

10:00 am – 1:00 pm 10 weeksJWY205 Thursdays, January 11 – March 14

6:30 – 9:30 pm 10 weeks

Beginning/Intermediate Jewelry & MetalsmithingThis course offers the basics in jewelry design and fabrication. Appropriate for repeat students; students can design their own projects or get an assigned project if preferred. Learn silver piercing (cutting), shaping, soldering, texturing, finishing (polishing) and stone setting. Smaller class size allows for individual attention & encourages the development of personal style and high quality craftsmanship. Projects range from rings, bracelets, pendants, earrings, necklaces, vessels and broaches. Teens are welcome. Materials will be discussed in the first class; copper/brass metal and stones for projects could cost approx. $50 (silver could cost more). No prerequisite for beginners. Intermediate students have option to design a project with guidance from instructor; Intermediate students must have taken minimum of 4 metalsmithing classes and have ability to design artwork with limited instruction. Min. 4, max. 8.

Instructor: Aalia Mujtaba Fee: $250 members/$275 non-members JWY206 Tuesdays, January 9 – March 13

6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. 10 weeks

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23 TextilesWeaving classes which meet once a week on Tuesdays are comprised of students at all levels of weaving experience. Within each class, we have students working at all three levels of classes. Every quarter, a new overall topic for all levels will be discussed and projects will be based on that topic except for students in their first Beginner I class.

The Winter session will focus on the many aspects of Twill Weave Structures and the versatility they can give you. This will include network drafting and advancing twills which give you a more complex design element.

Beginner classes are an introduction to weaving and the basics of the floor loom. Students in their first class will weave a simple project, e.g. a hand towel or scarf in cotton. Students may continue to sign up for these classes weaving smaller projects in the overall topic of the quarter with close supervision from our teachers. In these classes, yarn will be provided by Callanwolde.

Intermediate students will weave projects based on the quarter’s topic. Students typically come in with an idea of what they want to weave and teachers will help in the execution of their ideas including providing guidance in the selection of size, yarn, structure, and finishing. Students will begin to use yarns of various fibers and fineness. Students will provide their own yarn.

Advanced students will closely study the topic of the quarter and design and execute their own projects with guidance from teachers as needed.

Beginning Weaving IMin. 1, max 4.

Instructors: Christine Stanton and Lynn Pollard Fee (includes supplies): $215 members /$240 non-members TEX200 Tuesdays, January 9 – March 13

6:30 – 9:00 pm 10 weeks

Intermediate Weaving IMin. 1, max 4.

Fee (supplies not included): $185 members /$210 non-members TEX201 Tuesdays, January 9 – March 136:30 – 9:00 pm 10 weeks

Advanced Weaving IMin. 1, max 4.

Fee (supplies not included): $185 members /$210 non-members TEX202 Tuesdays, January 9 – March 13 6:30 – 9:00 pm 10 weeks

*Lab time available upon request at no extra charge*

School of Literary ArtsThe Literary Department at Callanwolde is offering a structured track in which students can earn a certificate of completion. Students may choose to take courses “a la carte” without receiving a certificate.


Intro to Creative Writing I* (Teens/Adults)This course is an introduction to various forms of writing, including fiction, nonfiction. Students experiment with writing in each of these genres. The class is comprised of technique and style discussions, reading assignments, and writing exercises.

Instructor: Miles Davis Fee: $175 members/$200 non-members WRI200 Thursdays, January 11 – March 15

6:00 – 7:00 pm 10 weeks

Creative Writing II* (Teens/Adults)Students continue to explore short story and personal nonfiction writing while building upon the techniques learned in the previous course. Assignments will enable students to sharpen their creative skills. Instructor feedback helps students continue to improve their self-expression and self-editing skills.

Instructor: Miles Davis Fee: $175 members/$200 non-members WRI201 Wednesdays, January 10 – March 14

6:00 – 7:00 pm 10 weeks

Creative Writing III* (Teens/Adults) Creative Writing III (Teens and Adults)- Students in this class have completed the exercises from Creative Writing I and II pertaining to creative confidence, sparking imagination, exploring your writing voice, and ultimately focusing those lessons on a short story idea with exercises in character development, descriptive language and dialogue exercises.

Instructor: TBDFee: $175 members/$200 non-members WRI202 Mondays, January 8 – March 19 (skip Jan. 15)

8:00 – 9:00 pm 10 weeks

Woven piece by Christine Stanton, Callanwolde’s Director of Weaving.

Jewelry pieces by Priscilla Fritsch, Callanwolde’s Director of Jewelry & Metalsmithing.

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Advanced Memoir SeminarA class for writers who have completed Memoir One at Callanwolde and have instructor’s permission. Students can expect to have written and revised 30 pages of new work by the individual conferences on the final day of class. They are also encouraged to submit excerpts from their latest work to “little” literary magazines. It will also be featured at the Annual Memoir Reading on the first Sunday in November at 2:00 PM followed by a champagne reception in either the library of the mansion or the Samuel Goldman Retreat. Tickets are $10. Expect a full house.

Instructor: June SeeseFee: $165 members/$190 non-membersWRI203 Tuesdays, January 9 – February 27

7:30 – 9:30 pm 8 weeks

Memoir IAn introduction to the art of memoir in which a writer takes the reader far back into his or her life that was unusually vivid or intense and travels far below the surface. Expect to have your assignments critiqued by the class and edited by the instructor. Each student will present an oral report to the class. Memoirs for the reports will be provided at the first class. Outside speaker will be Jim Monacell, an attorney who is also editor of a collection of excerpts published last year. Min 6, max 8

Instructor: June SeeseFee: $165 members/$190 non-membersWRI204 Wednesdays, January 10 – February 28

7:30 – 9:30 pm 8 weeks

Poetry WorkshopFour intensive meetings open to all levels with vision and revision to help you find the poems only you can write and prepare them for publication and readings. Study of craft with critique and in-class writing led by winner of national book and chapbook prizes, multiple awards and fellowships, former Sr. Editor, Atlanta Review, with poems in Poetry Daily, the Southern, Colorado, Georgia, and Oxford American Reviews, and Prairie Schooner, among others. Open to all levels. Adults only. Min. 6, max. 8

Instructor: Memye Curtis Tucker, Ph.D.Fee: $150 members/$175 non-membersWRI205 Saturdays, Jan. 27, Feb. 10, Feb. 24, March 10

10:30 am – 2:30 pm 4 weeks

School of Yoga & FitnessCallanwolde’s Yoga program offers a stuctured track in which students can earn a certificate of completion. Students may also take classes “al la carte” with no certificate.


Beginning Yoga I* This one hour course introduces practitioners to the study of yoga to include the asanas (poses), basis breathing techniques and how to experience deep relaxation. Each student will receive personal instruction on alignment and focus. No previous study is required. Please bring a yoga mat. Min 5, max 15

Instructor: Kate Holland Fee: $125 members/$150 non-members FIT200 Thursdays, January 11 – March 15

7:00 – 8:00 pm 10 weeks

Beginning Yoga II* This one hour course is the continued study of the basic poses (asanas) presented in sequences to provide increased flexibility, strength and stamina; along with introductory pranayama (breathing exercise). Pre-requsite Beginning Yoga I or instructor permission. Please bring a yoga mat. Min 5, max 15

Instructor: Kate Holland Fee: $125 members/$150 non-members FIT201 Mondays, January 8 – March 19 (skips Jan. 15)

6:00 – 7:00 pm 10 weeks

Yoga III – Extended Session* This 90 minute course is for the serious practitioner who utilizes the ongoing study of asanas and pranayama with the addition of mudras (hand gestures) and the yoga of sound or mantras. This level of study will bring deep levels of relaxation and the opportunity to cultivate the practice of meditation. Pre-requisite Beginning Yoga I and II or instructor permission. Please bring a yoga mat. Min 5, max 15

Instructor: Kate Holland Fee: $145 members/$170 non-members FIT202 Mondays, January 8 – March 19 (skips Jan. 15)

7:00 – 8:30 pm 10 weeks

Yoga To Serve VeteransThis class, taught by Kate Holland, Director of Yoga and Fitness, will focus on bringing veterans and caregivers together to learn basic yoga techniques that will be beneficial to everyone. Many people with various limitations are reluctant to take a yoga class. The practice of yoga can be adapted for participants with many different challenges. The techniques learned in this beginning level class will be helpful in any future study of it. We welcome our veterans and those who help them continue their path to wellness. As a way to honor our veterans and their caregivers, we are pleased to offer this class at no charge, but registration is required.

Instructor: Kate HollandFee: NoneFIT203 Thursdays, January 11 – March 15

6:00 – 7:00 pm 10 weeks

Meditation Classes This class will explore secular and science based meditation techniques; as well as drawing from many traditions such as Buddhism, Loving Kindness, Kundalini, and others. Suitable for absolute beginners as well as those who already have an established meditation practice. Practicing meditation confers many benefits; including improving physical health and your immune system, increased clarity of mind,

Yoga instructor and Director of Callanwolde’s School of Yoga and Fitness, Kate Holland.

feelings of connectedness with others, improved memory, and better sleep and dreams. Taught by Joni Winston. Joni Winston has been practicing meditation for 16 years, daily for 11. Winston describes herself as spiritually polyamorous, as she has studied many traditions, teachers, and techniques. She reports that her study of A Course in Miracles has been most profound. She has completed the year’s worth of daily meditation lessons twice, and continues to review the text Min. 5, max. 15.

Instructor: Joni Winston, certified meditation instructorFee: $100 members/$125 non-membersFIT204 Tuesdays, January 23 – Feb. 27

7:30 – 8:30 pm 6 weeks

Breathwalk® Workshop Breathwalk is a walking meditation that combines breathing patterns synchronized with your walking steps and enhanced with mindfulness. Doing a Breathwalk can be transformative, by using your physical body to create effective changes in mental and emotional states. In this Workshop, participants will discuss the theory behind and benefits of Breathwalk, as well as participate in 2 Breathwalks on the beautiful Callanwolde grounds. Each Breathwalk lasts approximately 50 minutes.

Instructor: Joni Winston, certified Breathwalk instructor Fee: $30 members/$55 non-membersFIT205 Saturday, Feb. 3

9:00 am – Noon 1 week

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6:00 - 7:00 PM

Theater Jazz4:30 - 5:30 PM

Advanced Ballet Pointe*Teens and Adults

6:30 - 8:30 PM

Advanced Ballet*Teens and Adults

5:30 - 7:00 PM

Whole Body DanceAdults

7:00 - 8:00 PM

Teen Jazz & Theater DanceAges 12-17

6:00 - 7:00 PM

Adult ContemporaryAdults

7:00 - 8:00 PM

Emerging Jazz & TapAges 10-14

7:00 - 8:00 PM

Hip HopTeens and Adults

7:00 - 8:00 PM

*NHSDA (National Honors Society for Dance Arts) Credit


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Modern Art Techniques/Painting II*

Teens and Adults10:00 - Noon

Painting the Figure & Portrait in Oils/Painting

III*Adults

9:30 - 12:30 PM

Children’s Book Illustration

Teens and Adults11:00 - 1:00 PM

Introduction to Drawing/Painting I*

Teens and AdultsNoon - 2:00 PM

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5:30 - 6:30 PM

Cartooning & Illustration for Kids

Ages 8-124:00 - 5:30 PM

Intro to Oil Painting/Painting II


Intro to Fashion Illustration


The Art of CollageTeens/Adults

Noon - 4:00 PM

Pastel ClassAdults

4:00 - 8:00 PM

Fun With ClayAges 6-8 and 10-12

4:00 - 8:00 PM

Intermediate Fashion Illustration


The Painted CollageTeens/Adults

Noon - 4:00 PM

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Introduction to Drawing/Painting I*


Acrylic Painting and Image Making

High School Seniors & Adults

6:00- 9:00 PM

Introduction to Drawing II*


Introduction to Drawing III*


Figure Studio/Life Drawing

Adults7:00 - 9:30 PM

Digital Photography III*Teens and Adults

5:00 - 7:00 PM

Self Expression & Exploration Oil

Painting/Painting IIIAdults

7:00 - 9:00 PM

Darkroom Photography III*


Introduction to Photography I*


Darkroom II/Darkroom Workshop*


Darkroom Photography III*


Digital Photo III/Lightroom*


Studio Lighting Workshop


*Foundation Course: Students who complete all 3 levelsreceive a signed certificate of completion. Photography lab time available at request for no extra charge.

PHOTOGRAPHY PAINTING AND DRAWING

2017 SUMMER CLASSES INFO AT 404-872-5338


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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

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Veterans’ DrawingMilitary Veterans10:30 - 11:30 AM

Modern Art Techniques/Painting II*

Teens and Adults10:00 - Noon

Painting the Figure &Portrait in Oils/Painting

III*Adults

9:30 - 12:30 PM

Children’s BookIllustration


Introduction toDrawing/Painting I*

Teens and AdultsNoon - 2:00 PM

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KaleidoscopeAges 8-12

5:30 - 6:30 PM

Cartooning &Illustration for Kids

Ages 8-124:00 - 5:30 PM

Intro to Oil Painting/Painting II


Intro to FashionIllustration


The Art of CollageTeens/Adults

Noon - 4:00 PM

Pastel ClassAdults

4:00 - 8:00 PM

Fun With ClayAges 6-8 and 10-12

4:00 - 8:00 PM

Intermediate FashionIllustration


The Painted CollageTeens/Adults

Noon - 4:00 PM

Even

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Introduction toDrawing/Painting I*


Acrylic Painting andImage Making

High School Seniors &Adults

6:00- 9:00 PM

Introduction to DrawingII*


Introduction to DrawingIII*


Figure Studio/LifeDrawing


Digital Photography III*Teens and Adults

5:00 - 7:00 PM

Self Expression& Exploration Oil

Painting/Painting IIIAdults

7:00 - 9:00 PM

Darkroom PhotographyIII*


Introduction toPhotography I*


Darkroom II/DarkroomWorkshop*


Darkroom PhotographyIII*


Digital Photo III/Lightroom*


Studio LightingWorkshop


*Foundation Course: Students who complete all 3 levelsreceive a signed certificate of completion. Photography lab time available at request for no extra charge.

INFO AT 404-872-5338

WRITING YOGA HORTICULTURE PERFORMING ARTSTEXTILES

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Soup WorkshopJan. 13

10:00 - Noon

Basics of FermentationJan. 20

10:00 - Noon

Stone Soup WorkshopAges 4-8, Jan. 27

10:00 - Noon

Succulent Wreaths Workshop

Feb. 1010:00 - Noon

Little Beekeepers WorkshopAges 4-8, Feb. 24

10:00 - Noon

Container Gardening ClassMarch 17

10:00 - Noon

Poetry WorkshopAdults Only

10:30 - 2:30 PM

Breathwalk Workshop9:00 - Noon

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Farm to Table I*Ages 3-5

3:00 - 4:00

Farm to Table I*Ages 6-114:00 - 5:00

Even

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Beginning Yoga II*6:00 - 7:00 PM

Introduction to Weaving*,Intermediate*, Advanced

Weaving*6:30 - 9:00 PM

Creative Writing II*Teens and Adults

6:00 - 7:00 PM

Creative Writing I*Teens and Adults

6:00 - 7:00 PM

Yoga III: Extended Session*7:00 - 8:30 PM

Advanced Memoir Adults Only

7:30 - 9:30 PM

Memoir IAdults Only

7:30 - 9:30 PM

Yoga to Serve Veterans6:00 - 7:00 PM

Creative Writing III*Teens and Adults

8:00 - 9:00 PM

Meditation Classes7:30 - 8:30 PM

Beginning Yoga I*7:00 - 8:00 PM

*Foundation Course: Students who complete all 3 levels receive a signed certificate of completion. Weaving lab time available at request for no extra charge.

REGISTER ONLINE AT CALLANWOLDE.ORG


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JEWELRY & METALSMITHINGPOTTERY & CERAMICS


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9:30 - Noon

Pottery on the WheelAdults

9:30 - Noon


9:30 - Noon

Intermediate PotteryAdults

9:30 - Noon

Intro to Pottery I* (Handbuilding)

Teens and Adults9:00 - 11:00 AM

Basics and Beyond:Jewelry & Metalsmithing


Basics and Beyond:Jewelry & Metalsmithing*


Intro to Wheel II*Teens and Adults9:00 - 11:00 AM

Intro to Handbuilding II*Teens and Adults11:00 - 1:00 PM

Introduction to Wheel III* Teens and Adults11:00 - 1:00 PM

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1:00 - 3:00 PM

Even

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7:00 - 9:30 PM

Intermediate Handbuilding (Soda)Adults

7:00 - 9:30 PM

HandbuildingAdults

7:00 - 9:30 PM

HandbuildingAdults

7:00 - 9:30 PM

HandbuildingAdults

7:00 - 9:30 PM

Intermediate Pottery (Soda)Adults

7:00 - 9:30 PM

Intermediate PotteryAdults

7:00 - 9:30 PM


7:00 - 9:30 PM


7:00 - 9:30 PM


7:00 - 9:30 PM

Jewelry & Metalsmithing I*Teens and Adults

7:00 - 9:00 PM

Beginning/Intermediate Jewelry & Metalsmithing


Studio ProceduresAdults

7:00 - 9:30 PM

Basics and Beyond:Jewelry & Metalsmithing


Jewelry & Metalsmithing III*


Jewelry & Metalsmithing II*Teens and Adults

7:00 - 9:00 PM

Jewelry & Metalsmithing III*


*Foundation Course: Students who complete all 3 levelsreceive a signed certificate of completion. Pottery lab time available at request for no extra charge.



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MUSIC RECORDINGMUSIC



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Intro to Music Tech Part 2* -Jan.Intro to Music Tech Part 3* -Feb.Intro to Music Tech Part 1* - Mar.

10:00 - Noon

Formula to a Hit WorkshopTeens and Adults

Jan 27, 10:00 - 4:00 PM

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1:00 - 3:00 PM

Music Recording Lab3:00 - 5:00 PM

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Beginning Strings I/IIGrade 8-12 & Adults

6:25 - 7:25 PM

Callanwolde Children’s ChoirAges 6-9

6:00 - 7:00 PM

Avid Pro ToolsTeens and Adults

6:00 - 8:00 PM

Group Piano/Voice LessonsAges 12-Adult6:00 - 7:00 PM

Beginning String II/IIIGrade 8-12 & Adults

7:35 - 8:35 PM

Community Music Strings IAdults

7:35 - 9:05 PM

Callanwolde Children’s ChoirAges 10-14

6:00 - 7:00 PM

Community Music Strings IIAdults

7:35 - 9:35 PM

*Phil Tan Certificate of Music Recording Program

Music Recording lab time available at request for no extra charge.

**ABRSM (Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music) Exam Program available for intermediate private lesson students.

Private music lessons available for all ages, all levels, all styles: Voice, Piano/Keyboard, Strings, Brass, Preschool Music Instruction, Special Needs Instruction, Senior Wellness Instruction, Artist Development, Performance and Jam Sessions.


PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS** AVAILABLE, 9 AM - 9 PM DAILY. CALL 404-375-6640 TO BOOK YOUR LESSON!

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The Callanwolde Gallery

When the Levee Breaks: New Works by Alli Royce Soble On View January 11 - March 2, 2018“The works in this exhibition are a response to changes to my expectations of the world I, and we, inhabit. They are a subconscious reaction to perceived (or very real) chaos. Without the barriers of preconceived limits, this work has allowed me to explore negative space, new media, and shift from the purely abstract towards something more defined.”

Alli Royce Soble is winner of the Best in Show Award in the 2017 Callanwolde Juried Art Exhibition, curated by Susan Bridges of Whitespace Gallery.

Gallery InfoThe Callanwolde Gallery is located on the second floor of the historic Candler Mansion. Ample free parking is available. Guests are welcome to visit the Gallery on weeknights until 8:00 p.m.

Admission to our gallery is $5, at the door. We accept card and cash. Members always get into the Gallery for free! Please contact our Gallery Director, Christina Bray, at [email protected] with any gallery related inquiries.

OPENING RECEPTION THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 7 - 9 PMCelebrate the opening of Alli Royce Soble’s solo exhibition in the Callanwolde Gallery. Enjoy complementary desserts, generously provided by Murphy’s Restaurant.

Admission is $5 for non-members, and free for members.

BECOME A MEMBERWWW.CALLANWOLDE.ORGMembers always get in to Gallery opening receptions free of charge, among other benefits. Plus- your membership helps to support Callanwolde Fine Arts Center’s annual fund.

See full list of membership benefits, and become a member online: callanwolde.org/giving/membership/

CALLANWOLDE GALLERY HOURS: MONDAY-THURSDAY 9AM-5PM FRIDAY 9AM-2PM SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 9AM-12PM

Detail, untitled work by Alli Royce Soble (2017). Acrylic, watercolor pencil, china marker, graphite.

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REFUND POLICY: PLEASE READ METo withdraw from a class:

• Students must notify the registration office by phone, mail, or in person; e-mails are not acceptable notification forwithdrawal.• Students must notify the registration office at least five business days before the first class meeting in order to receive a refund less a $20.00 withdrawal fee per class.• NO REFUNDS OR TRANSFERS WILL BE MADE AFTER THAT TIME. • Refunds take 1–2 weeks to process.

Yes, I’d like to become a member!P l e a s e n o t e t h a t m e m b e r s h i p s a r e d o n a t i o n s a n d a r e n o n - r e f u n d a b l e .

Annual membership fees:☐ $50 Friend of Callanwolde (covers one person)☐ $25 Student (covers one person age 18 and under)☐ $25 Senior Citizen (65+/covers one person)☐ $100 Sustainer☐ $500 Associate☐ $750 Benefactor☐ $1,000 Patron☐ $2500 Steward☐ $5,000 Director☐ $10,000 Callanwolde Partnership

WAIVER: I acknowledge that I as an enrolled Callanwolde student or a parent of an enrolled Callanwolde student will not seek to have the The Callanwolde Foundation, Inc., held liable in the event that any accident, injury, loss of property or any other circumstance or incident occurs during or as a result of my son’s/daughter’s participation or my participation in the class(es) and/or activities/performances I have enrolled in at Callanwolde Fine Arts Center. This release of liability includes accident, injury, loss, or damages to the student, as well as, to other individuals or property which may result from the student’s participation in the event. I hereby release and agree to hold harmless The Callanwolde Foundation, Inc., its officials, Board of Directors, instructors, staff and employees, from any claims arising out of my or my son’s/daughter’s participation in the class(es) and/or activities/performances at Callanwolde Fine Arts Center.

PUBLICITY WAIVER: Occasionally, Callanwolde takes photos of classes or events for publicity purposes. If you prefer not to have your picture or your child’s picture taken during such an event, please tell the photographer or notify the Publicity Office in advance.

CALLANWOLDE REGISTRATION FORM

Student Name ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

If student is under 18: Birthdate ________________ Parent’s name ________________________________________________________________________

Address ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

City/State _________________________________________________________________________________________________ Zip ___________________________

Day Phone ______________________________________________________ Evening Phone _________________________________________________________

E-mail _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Class # Class Title Start Date Time Fee

Membership Fee (see right)

Scholarship Donation *

Total

I would prefer to receive your catalog by: ☐ Mail ☐ Email Make check payable to Callanwolde.

I am paying by: ☐ Check ☐ Cash ☐ Credit Card ☐ Money Order

Name as it appears on charge card _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Card Number ______________________________________________________________________ Exp. date __________________________________

I am a:

☐ Non-member: pay non-member class fee ☐ Member: Membership No.________ Exp. Date_______

☐ New Member: Include annual membership fee (see right) * Scholarship Donation: In addition to my enrollment payment, I would like to donate to provide scholarship money for children and underserved adults to take classes at Callanwolde. I understand that priority will be given to those living in DeKalb County; this donation is tax-deductible.

Inclement Weather PolicyMonday-Friday: Callanwolde will be closed and classes will be cancelled if DeKalb County Schools are closed due to inclement weather. Watch your local TV stations for information on school closings. Please check Callanwolde Website, Twitter, and Facebook for cancellation info. Call 404.872.5338 for info during office hours.

Callanwolde RegistrationWinter Quarter 2018 registration opens Monday, November 13th at 9:00 a.m.

☐ NEW Convenience option! Check here and we will automatically renew your same membership level next year via credit card

Classes are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Please note that no student’s space will be held without full payment of all class fees. Registrations mailed in early will not be processed until the first day of registration. Registrations are accepted up to the first day of each class if space is available; however, please register 1 week before class begins. Credit card payments are automatically deposited and cannot be used to hold a space until cash or check payments are delivered.

REGISTRATION PROCEDURE:Registrations are accepted in the Callanwolde Administrative Offices between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.

We do not offer walk-in classes. Late registration available for some classes with department approval (no prorations).

Students may register:

(1) online at www.callanwolde.org.

(2) by telephone with credit card, call 404.872.5338.

(3) in person.

(4) by mail; registrations may be mailed in early and will be processed on November 9. To register by mail, complete the form below and send check or credit card information to: Registration

Callanwolde Fine Arts Center980 Briarcliff Road, N.E.Atlanta, Georgia 30306

Make checks payable to CALLANWOLDE. No post-dated checks will be accepted. Callanwolde will charge $15.00 for each returned check.

Please note: Registrations are not accepted by fax or e-mail.

ABSENTEE POLICY:Callanwolde is not responsible for classes missed due to student absence. Please discuss unavoidable absences with the instructor.

STUDENT AGE REQUIREMENTS:All classes are for students 18 years and older unless the listing describes them as for children or teens. See course descriptions for details.

CANCELLATIONS:Callanwolde Fine Arts Center reserves the right to cancel any class due to insufficient enrollment. Full refunds are issued for cancelled classes. We make every effort to notify students of postponements and cancellations at least 24 hours before the first scheduled class. Dates and times are subject to change as necessary. Callanwolde may elect to postpone a class in order to accept additional registrations to meet minimum enrollment requirements.

CONFIRMATION:Due to postage costs, students DO NOT receive confirmation of registration. Unless you are otherwise notified by telephone, classes will start on the days, dates and times listed in this course catalog.

FINANCIAL NEED SCHOLARSHIPS:Callanwolde offers scholarships based on financial need for all of our classes and programs. To find out more information, please call 404-872-5338 or email [email protected]

MAILING LIST:Students are automatically placed on the mailing list. If you wish to receive e-mails about events at Callanwolde, include your e-mail address on the form.

MEMBERSHIP LEVELS & INFORMATION:Callanwolde members provide annual support of the Arts Center including its art education and outreach programs and preserving the national historic Callanwolde estate. We are extremely grateful for their contributions and excited to expand membership benefits, creating opportunities for Callanwolde community members to make a greater impact and enjoy more access.

Depending on your preferred membership level, benefits can include:· Discounts on classes· Free tickets to special events· Complimentary room rentals· And much more!

To become a member and receive immediate discounts on your classes, please fill out the form below or visit callanwolde.org/giving/membership. When you enclose payment, you may select the lower member rate for your classes. Enclose both your membership request and class payment in order to receive the discount. Memberships are valid for one calendar year, and apply to those classes for which you register from this date. Memberships are not retroactive.

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“If you like the limb, support the tree.”– Jerylann Warner, Director of the Callanwolde School of Dance

BECOME A MEMBER: CALLANWOLDE.ORG/GIVING/MEMBERSHIP

If you have benefited from Callanwolde’s mission to preserve the historic Candler Estate and offer fine arts and outreach to the community, would you consider joining us an annual member?

Depending on your membership level, membership benefits could include discounts on classes and ticketed events, free house tours, discounts in the Callan Cafe, invitation to members-only events, and more!

We have membership levels to fit any budget, with rates starting as low as $25.

Would you help Callanwolde continue to empower our community through the arts?

By becoming a member, you will help keep our class tuitions low, help preserve a piece of Atlanta’s history, and provide scholarships and educational opportunities to those in our community who otherwise would lack access to quality arts programming.

Learn more, and join online: www.callanwolde.org/giving/membership

Callanwolde’s Great Lawn, photographed by Steve Schaefer- Co-Director of Photography.

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