march - june 2012 catalog

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chehalemculturalcenter.org

MArCh - JuNe 2012

Chehalem Cultural Centerinspire and enrich Lives by Connecting Community and Culture

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CuLTure 360º - OuTreACh WOrKshOPs

CeNTrAL GALLeryKiDs CLAsses

register for classes by calling: (503)487-6883 class details are online: chehalemculturalcenter.org2 register for classes by calling: (503)487-6883 class details are online: chehalemculturalcenter.org 3

Membership 4 Outreach - Culture 360º 5 rentals 6 Gallery 7 Workshops/Volunteer 8 events/Camellia Festival 9 youth Classes 10 Music 11-12 Movement/Dance 13 Ceramics 14-16 Mixed Media/Glass/encaustic 16-17 Drawing/Painting 18 Writing/Lectures 19 Camellia Festival 20

“inspire and enrich lives by connecting community and culture”

REGISTRATION: registrations for classes and workshops can only be taken with a full payment. Positions in a class are offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Once a class is full, three wait-listed positions will be taken.

CLASS CANCELLATION: If minimum enrollment is not met one week prior to the first class date, a class will be canceled. Students will be notified in advance, and a full refund will be issued. it is the student’s responsibility to keep all contact information up-to-date with the Center. The Center assumes no responsibility for expenses incurred by a student expecting enrollment in a class other than for tuition and institutional fees.

WITHDRAWALS & REFUNDS: Withdrawal of a class must occur one week (Tuesday – saturday) before the first day of a class/session to receive a full refund. Pre-paid materials and admission tickets cannot be refunded. Participants needing to withdraw after the program/class has be-gun will receive 50% of their payment. If over half of the classes/session have been attended, no refund will be issued.

PROCESSING OF REFUNDS: Please allow up to three weeks processing time for refunds. refunds will only be issued in the form which payment was originally received. Cash transactions will be refunded by check. Please verify your mailing address and/or credit card number with the of-fice at the time the course is dropped. Refunds may be delayed without this verification.

LATE CHARGES & FEES: Unless prior arrangements have been agreed upon, all youth under the age of 12 need to be dropped-off and picked-up at the center by a parent or legal guardian. Parents should arrive no earlier than 5 minutes prior to the beginning of a class to drop off the students and should arrive five minutes before the end of a class to pick-up students. If students are not picked-up by the end of the scheduled class time, a charge of $15 will be assessed in 15 minute blocks which will need to be paid prior to leaving the facility. Children aged 12 and older may leave the center unsupervised with written approval from the parents/legal guard-ian. If a child is to be picked up by a person other than a parent/guardian, a written note must be presented to the office. There is no supervision offered for students after the scheduled class time.

if you have any questions or problems registering for a class please feel free to call us. (503)487-6883

hOW TO reGisTerPhONe (503)487–6883AT The CeNTer: 415 e. sheridan in Downtown Newberg (behind the Newberg Public Library off hWy 99)

hOursMonday CLOseDTues–Thurs 9:00 am – 8:00 pmFriday 9:00 am – 3:00 pmsaturday 10:00 am – 3:00 pmsunday CLOseD

CONTeNTsreGisTer

bOArD/sTAFFInterim Executive Director: Paul Lipscomb [email protected] Coordinator: Karen [email protected] Coordinator: Lauren [email protected] Coordinator: Caleb [email protected] Information/Office/Rentals:[email protected]

The ChehALeM CuLTurAL CeNTer is A NON-PrOFiT 501(c)(3)


MeMbershiP Enjoy the Benefits!

Students & Seniors $15Individuals/Artists $25Advance notice of special events, exhibits, tours and lectures. invitation to annual membership celebration.

Households $50Benefits as listed above. 5% discount on class registrations.

Supporters $100All benefits listed above. 10% discounts on classes, workshops and early class registration.

Champion $250All benefits listed above. 10% discount on tickets to theCenter’s events.

Advocates $500All benefits listed above. 10% off rental space.

Benefactors $1000All benefits listed above. 20% discount on gallery purchases.

Corporate & Business $1500Please contact our office to discuss your membership opportunities.

Call us to become a member

(503)487–6883

or join onlinechehalemculturalcenter.org

Our outreach programs are perfect for school groups, community and corporate groups, home school organi-zations, senior resource facilities and lo-cal boy & girl scouts troops. each custom designed workshop supplements curricular studies, enhances thematic units and/or connects with badge re-quirements for scouts.Workshops are affordably designed for participants aged three and up, enabling individuals, groups or organizations to participate. Workshops are preferred to be hosted at the Chehalem Cultural Cen-ter or can be offered off–site at a school or community center.

WOrKshOPs iNCLuDe:PowerPoint Lecture, Hands–On Activities, and exhibition Opportunities

sAMPLe CuLTure 360° WOrKshOPs:spotlights Focus studies on stylistic elements through-out the centuries of art and artistsArte de LatinoDia de los Muertos Sugar Skulls, Mask Making, Art Journaling, Papel Picado, Tar Paper Drawings & Culinary elementsThe silk roadPaper making & Zen Gardensreconstructed elementsusing everyday and recycled objects inmultiplicity to address contemporary art, geometric mathematical concepts and spatial relations through artexpressive PaintFrom cave painting to graffiti, a study of art historyAction AbstractionA view of modern art and the action paintersearthworksAn exploration of going green with art and using natural resources to create earth- friendly artwork

Custom designed, hands–on, experiential workshops in visual arts, cultural heritage and performing arts....

To learn more, please contact our Educational Coordinator, Karen White at 503.487.6883 or via e–mail [email protected].

OuTreACh Culture 360°explore your cultural center


GRAND LOBBY (Capacity 100) $150 for up to 4 hours $250 for up to 8 hours

GRAND LOBBY/CENTRAL GALLERY (Capacity 250) $450 for 2-4 hours $650 for up to 8 hours

COMMUNITY ROOM (Capacity 30) $35 per hour $140 for up to four hours $250 for up to eight hours

CENTRAL STAGE New!(Capacity 45) Captivate your audience in the Chehalem Cultural Center’s intimate venue for performing arts. ideal for: theater, literary read-ings, concerts and other small performances.Contact our office for pric-ing. Visit our website for upcoming performances and events on the Central stage.

ADDITIONAL ROOM RENTALSrotary Children’s room & Large Classroom(Capacity 30) $35 per hour$140 for up to four hours$250 for up to eight hours

Non-profit rates are available upon request.

To reserve your space at the Center contact (503)487-6883 or email: [email protected]

Upcoming Exhibits in the Central GalleryApril 6 - April 14: exhibition of traditional/contemporary Asian Art & Camellia Festival K-12 Juried showcaseApril 20 - May 5: Newberg high school student exhibit May 11 - June 30: Lanny bergner - sculptural installationJuly 6 - July 30 Portland Photographer’s Forum Juried showAugust 3 - Sept. 28 regina benson - Fiber sculpturesOct. 19 - Nov. 3 Dia de los Muertos

May 11 - June 30 Members Only Preview – Friday, May 11 5:00 – 6:00 p.m.

Public Reception – Friday, May 11 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.Art Walk – Friday, June 1 5:00 – 8:00 p.m.

Workshop - Saturday, June 30 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.“Meshworking: Creating Biomorphic Metal Mesh Baskets” (see pg 8)

Lanny has been creating biomorphic and geometric constructions and site-specific installations out of metal mesh since 1983. “Primordial Muse” features a selection of bronze, brass, aluminum and stainless steel mesh studio works created since 2006. The exhibition will also feature a site- specific installation titled, “Primordial Muse: From the Ocean Deep” which will be made specifically for the Chehalem Cultural Center Gallery. It will feature an arrange-ment of free hanging screens that will create a semi-transparent room-like space in the center of the gallery. it will simulate an under water environment full of primordial sea creatures. Flame drawings, inspired by the monograms of the 19th century natural-ist, Ernst Haeckel, “Art Forms from the Ocean”, will be done on the screens prior to the installation.

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GRAND LOBBY ROTARY CLASSROOM

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ONE-DAY WORkShOp:instructor: Lanny bergner Featured artist in the Central Gallery

“MEShWORkING: CREATING BIOMORphIC METAL MESh BASkETS”in this fun 6-hour workshop students will learn basic metal mesh fabrication techniques to make one biomorphic stainless steel mesh basket. Learn how to flame treat the mesh using a propane torch and be introduced to wire edging techniques, decorative uses of silicone, how to make twisted wire appendages and glass frit berry-like forms. Saturday, June 30 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. $75 $25 materials fee – paid to the artist

FIRST FRIDAY ARTWALk SChEDULE 5-8 p.M.

ApRIL • Camellia exhibition/Asian Art featuring art by Jan shields & yitao Liu (CeNTrAL GALLery)• K-12 Camellia Juried exhibition • Nhs Thespians perform an excerpt of “romeo & Juliet” (Central stage) 6-8 p.m.• Demonstration: Pam Nichols - encaustic (Wax on Wood)

MAY • Newberg high school student exhibition and Artist reception

JUNE• Lanny bergner exhibition

The Newberg Camellia Festival April 14, 2012 10 am - 4 pmA jam-packed day full of blooms, culture, traditional art, and so much more. See back page for details.

10K, 5K & Tot-Trot Run (morning)

10am - 4pm Performance Line-upLion Dance & Dragon DanceTaiko DrummersTae Kwon Dohula Dancers Koto Music Tea CeremonyikebanaTrolley rides Historical Tour & More!!!!

Find out more online at:newbergcamelliafestival.comchehalemculturalcenter.org

BECOME A vOLUntEER tODAy tO hELP BUILD A CREAtIvE tOMORROw!We have a lot of exciting things happening at the Center year round, including commu-nity events, outreach programming, con-certs, and so much more. We have begun building a creative community thanks in part to the countless volunteers who have adopted our vision: “inspire and enrich lives by connecting community and culture.” As we grow, so does our need for a large and diverse volunteer base. Whether you are a fix-it guy, an artist, or someone who loves providing customer service…we want you!VOLUNTEER APPLICATION AVAILAbLE ONLINE: www.chehalemculturalcenter.org/volunteer

WOrKshOPs eVeNTs

VOLuNTeerDemonstrations, Floral Competitions Oregon Camellia society Annual bloom showChehalem Garden Club Floral CompetitionPlant demonstrationsFood, Art and floral vendors

Lanny Bergner Create your own biomorphic mesh metal basket

Offered free to the public thanks to our sponsors...


kIDS CLASSESART BUDz!instructor: Pam NicholsAges 2 – 4 with accompanying adult.Get ready to explore the world of art through messy mud, block printing, larger-than life painting, BIG drawings and collage. The perfect class to jump into creativity while sharing time with Mom, Dad or maybe even Grandma! All materials included.

WEDNESDAYS 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. April 4 – April 25 (4 classes) $55 May 2 – May 23 (4 classes) $55 May 30 – June 20 (4 classes) $55

FRIDAYS 10:00 – 10:45 a.m. April 6 – April 27 (4 classes) $50 May 4 – May 25 (4 classes) $50 June 1 – June 22 (4 classes) $50

kINDERGARTEN CLAY CLUBinstructor: Peter LuginbillAges 5-7youngsters will absolutely love getting their hands a little dirty in this class! Par-ticipants learn basic fundamentals of ceramics by creating small sculptures, decorative tiles, musical instruments and small functional pottery. All materials, glazing & firing included. WEDNESDAYS 1:00 – 2:00 pm April 4 – April 25 (4 classes) $55 May 2 – May 2 (4 classes) $55 May 30 – June 20 (4 classes) $55

MUDDY BUDDIESinstructor: Peter LuginbillAges 7-11An exploration of clay artworks for bud-ding artists! Students will discover the endless possibilities of working with mal-leable clay to make pottery, whimsical sculpture, ceramic tiles and more. All materials, glazing & firing included.WEDNESDAYS 4:30 – 6:00 p.m. April 4 – April 25 (4 classes) $65 May 2 – May 23 (4 classes) $65 May 30 – June 20 (4 classes) $65

NATURE JOURNALING – GREEN TIME vS. SCREEN TIME!instructor: susan DayAges 8 & upLearning to draw is all about learning to observe. every day we come in con-tact with the natural world. Putting your perceptions, observations, thoughts and ideas into a Nature Journal is one way to record your observations. In this class, students will be encouraged to look at what is in front of them and draw, col-lage, paint and write creatively about nature.

TUESDAYS 4:30 – 6:00 p.m. April 3 – May 8 (6 classes) $96

yOuTh COursespRACTICE STUDIO RENTALSMusic practice rooms may be rented for student enhancement or group practice. Studios are rented on a first-come, first-served basis at $4 per hour, per person with a minimum of 2 hours per person.

pRIvATE MUSIC LESSONS Learn a new instrument, music theory, and techniques to enhance your musi-cal skills. hour lessons are available upon request and are scheduled as two ses-sions by appointment with the instructor. All private lessons must be contracted through the Cultural Center staff. No outside private/fee based sessions are allowed.

pIANO LESSONSAll agesstudents must have access to a piano to practice between lessons. A piano is provided in the studio for lessons and can also be rented by the hour for ad-ditional practice sessions. Any music books will be additional and can be pur-chased through the instructor. Please see music practice studio rentals for more information

FOUR MUSIC ROOMSAvAILABLE TO RENT AT $4 pER hOUR

Music Lessons

SATURDAYS 11:00 a.m. - 2 p.m.Four ½ hour lessons $80instructor: heidi CzarneckiCall our office for available lesson times (503)487-6883.

CLARINET LESSONSAll agesOpen up a whole new world by learning beginning clarinet or enhancing your intermediate skills to create a beautiful rich sound from the ‘licorice stick.’ stu-dents must have their own instrument. Any music books will be additional and can be purchased through the instruc-tor.

CLARINET LESSONS: TUESDAYS ThURSDAYS FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Four ½ hour lessons $80instructor: Kathleen PriceCall our office for available lesson times (503)487-6883.


FLUTE LESSONSAll ages.Students will work various flute studies focusing on tone and proper flute tech-niques. Material is adapted for begin-ner through advanced skill levels and lessons are shaped to the needs of the student. Any music books will be addi-tional and can be purchased through the instructor.

CUSTOM LESSON TIMESFour ½ hour lessons $80instructor: Lee Ann McKennaCall our office for available lesson times (503)487-6883.

SChEDULED LESSON TIMESTUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS & ThURSDAYS 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Four ½ hour lessons $80instructor: Jessica hodgesCall our office for available lesson times (503)487-6883.

SATURDAYS 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.Four ½ hour lessons $80instructor: Jessica hodgesCall our office for available lesson times (503)487-6883.

SAxOphONE LESSONSAll ages.instructor: Nathanael AnkenyStudents will improve their tone, develop great technique, and learn to express themselves through a variety of styles. Any music books will be additional and can be purchased through the instruc-tor. All levels and ages are welcome! SAxOphONE LESSONS TUES. AND ThURS. 3:30 – 7:00 p.m. SATURDAYS 10:00 am - 12:00 p.m. Four ½ hour lessons $80Call our office for available lesson times (503)487-6883.

JAzz IMpROvISATION WORkShOpSinstructor: Nathanael Ankenyimprovisation is exciting and reward-ing. This two-hour class will give students the basic tools they need to gain confi-dence in improvising. The class will focus on playing melodies by ear, develop-ing listening skills, learning basic musi-cal forms, and understanding chords. students should bring their instruments to the class (a keyboard will be provided for pianists) since they will be experienc-ing these topics in an interactive learn-ing environment where they can try out new concepts as they go.

JAzz IMpROvISATION CLASS (middle school students)instructor: Nathanael AnkenySATURDAY, ApRIL 21, 2012 10AM-12pM $35Open to middle school-aged students who play wind and brass instruments, strings, guitar, piano, or bass.

JAzz IMpROvISATION CLASS (high school students)instructor: Nathanael AnkenySATURDAY, MAY 19, 2012 10AM-12pM$35Open to high school-aged students who play wind and brass instru-ments, strings, guitar, piano, or bass.

GUITAR LESSONS All ages/skill levelsinstructor: Frank hustonThe guitar is the standard instrument for sharing songs with your friends & family - or just jammin’ out! Learn how to play chords to accompany your singing or to create compelling melodies. students must have their own instrument.

TUES, WED & ThURS 5:00 - 8:00 p.m.Four 1/2 hour lessons $80Call our office for available lesson times(503) 487.6883

Music LessonsSWING DANCINGAdultinstructor: Ann Marie hathawayhere is the perfect chance to increase your skills on the dance floor. The Cul-tural Center offers a fun environment to easily learn swing Dance. This is a great opportunity to meet others who are in-terested in dancing out on the town in Newberg.

ThURSDAYS 6:00 – 7:00 p.m. April 5 – April 26 $45 (4 classes) May 3 – May 24 $45 (4 classes) May 31 – June 21 $45 (4 classes)

ARGENTINE TANGOAdultinstructor: Ann Marie hathawayAre you needing to sweep that special someone off their feet? Come and learn the original tango from Argentina – the most romantic of all Latin dances. Take your first step at the Cultural Center to become a great social hobbyist, or a competitive dancer!

ThURSDAYS7:00 – 8:00 p.m. April 5 – April 26 $45 (4 classes) May 3 – May 24 $45 (4 classes) May 31 – June 21 $45 (4 classes)

TAI ChIAdultinstructor: Mike roberts Art, mind, body and soul go together beautifully for creativity. if you are look-ing for an inspirational way to reduce stress, or begin new artwork, consider the gentle and artful movement of Tai Chi. students will perform weekly ‘meditations in motion’ that promote balance and connection. No experi-ence necessary.TUESDAYS 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. April 10 - May 8 $75 (5 classes) May 15 – June 12 $75 (5 classes)

FLOW YOGAAges 14 & upNeed your week to stay in peace and balance? Come learn new yoga con-cepts and find the magic of the mind, body, and spirit union which yoga of-fers. each class will consist of a series of poses to warm, stretch, strengthen and provide body alignment and balance practice. No experience necessary. To comply with health regulations, all stu-dents must have their own yoga mat. yoga mats and optional items may also be purchased through the instructor.

WEDNESDAYS 9:00 – 10:00 AM April 11 – May 30 (8 classes) $96

Movement/Dance


Open studioCERAMICS OpEN STUDIOAges 16 & upOpen studio is not included in youth clay classes. use of the studio is intended for personal enrichment and recreation. Pro-duction for retail and use of outside clay and glazes are not allowed. All open studio participants must sign-in at the office and pay prior to attending.

OpEN STUDIO hOURS ApRIL - JUNETUESDAY 1:00 p.M. – 4:00 p.M.WEDNESDAY 9:00 A.M. – NOONThURSDAY 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 p.M.FRIDAY 9:00 A.M. – 2:00 p.M.SATURDAY 11:00 A.M. – 2:00 p.M.$8/hour with a 2 hour minimumClay $10/25 lb. bagpurchase of clay includes glazes and firing. No outside clay or glazes are allowed.

Ceramics

hAND-BUILDING TEChNIqUESinstructor: Karen Whitehave you ever wondered what you can make with clay? This class will teach you how to make both functional and sculptural clay works of art using tech-niques of coil, slab, extruding, carving and manipulating forms. surface de-sign processes will also be discussed. First 10 lb. bag of clay included.

TUESDAYS 9:00 a.m. – noon April 3 – April 24 (4 classes) $105 May 1 – May 22 (4 classes) $105 May 29 – June 19 (4 classes) $105

ExpLORATIONS IN CLAYTrying to decide if you want to throw pottery or create using hand-building techniques, then this is the class for you. explore the unlimited possibilities of clay through wheel throwing, coil, slab and pinch constructions. No experience

necessary – just bring your imagination! First 10 lb. bag of clay included.

WEDNESDAYS 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. instructor: Peter Luginbill April 4 – April 25 (4 classes) $105 May 2 – May 23 (4 classes) $105 May 30 – June 20 (4 classes) $105

WhEEL ThROWINGstudents of all levels will learn the art of throwing pottery on the wheel or ex-pand skills with advanced techniques in this hands-on ceramics class. Through instructor demonstrations, handouts and hands-on help with individual proj-ects, students will gain skills to create plates, bowls, tumblers and more. Class explores techniques of centering clay, shaping forms, surface decoration, trim-ming, adornments, carving and attach-ments. No experience necessary. First 10 lb. bag of clay included.

WEDNESDAYS 6:00 – 9:00 p.m.instructor: Peter Luginbill April 4 – April 25 (4 classes) $105 May 2 – May 23 (4 classes) $105 May 30 – June 20 (4 classes) $105

SATURDAYS 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.instructor: Jon Conchurant April 7 – April 28 (4 classes) $105 May 5 – May 26 (4 classes) $105 June 2 – June 23 (4 classes) $105

Ceramics


ExTENDED CERAMICS NEW!If one night a week isn’t enough, this intensive ceramics class is just for you! Learn all of the techniques of wheel throwing, hand building and a bit of sculpture in this series of classes.

TUESDAYS & ThURSDAYS 6:00 – 9:00instructor: Jon Conchurant April 3 – April 26 (8 classes) $210 May 1 – May 24 (8 classes) $210 May 29 – May 21 (8 classes) $210

Mixed MediaBEGINNING COLLAGEinstructor: sharon GeraciAdultbecome acquainted with various ap-proaches to collage, along with tech-niques for making collage papers and other materials. Learn fundamentals of composition with a series of design exer-cises exploring shape, color, texture and numerous ways to start, develop and fin-ish media pieces. Pick-up a supply list prior to the first class. Supply list online.


INTRODUCTION TO SILk pAINTINGAdult instructor: Margaret hartsookPainting on silk is beautiful and luxurious. This class is designed to give an introduc-tion to the basic techniques involved in the art to create two scarves. students will learn the Serti technique, watercolor and how to stretch, steam and care for your silk creations. Come have fun while exploring the medium. No previous art background is necessary. Additional scarves will be available for purchase through the instructor. WEDNESDAYS 6:00 – 8:30 pm

April 18 – May 2 (3 classes) $110 May 9 – May 23 (3 classes) $110 May 30 – June 13 (3 classes) $110Materials Fee: $25 paid to the instructor

ENAMELINGAdultinstructor: Mary stonemanCome learn the basics of how to use powdered glass on copper to make unique, enameled works of art. Starting with pre-formed copper blanks, learn to sift the glass to create amazing effects, layers of color and textures. Techniques will include stenciling, sgraffito, foil inclu-sions and basse-taille.

WEDNESDAYS 6:00 -8:00 p.m. April 11 – April 25 (3 classes) $70 May 16 – May 30 (3 classes) $70Materials Fee: $30 paid to the instructor

IMAGE TRANSFERS & phOTO ALTERATIONAges 14+ & Adultinstructor: sharon GeraciDiscover multiple methods for making and using image transfers and expand your creative horizons with photo altera-tion. Transfers are a valuable resource for incorporating representative imag-ery into your abstract work, and each method provides a unique look. Printed photos are superb beginnings for true mixed media gems. Mixing and match-ing techniques with different surfaces makes it all the more fun!

saturday 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. May 12 & May 19 (2 classes) $65 supply list

If you have a group of at least four participants and would like to schedule a private workshop, please contact the center at 503.487.6883.

Ceramics/Mixed MediaencausticBEGINNING ENCAUSTIC Ages 16 & upinstructor: Pam NicholsStep into the liquid world of beeswax, resin and dry pigment to learn the an-cient technique of encaustic painting. students are introduced to a bit of histo-ry, the tools of encaustic painting, safety and a variety of techniques such as im-age transfers, collage, pigment sticks and much more!

SATURDAYS 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. April 21 – May 12 (4 classes) $135

INTERMEDIATE ENCAUSTIC(Prerequisite, previous encaustic painting classes)

Ages 16 & upinstructor: Pam NicholsThis five-week class is for those who al-ready have some experience with en-caustic and want to learn more. em-phasis will be on how to incorporate encaustic medium with each students’ existing skills and working preferences. students will need to provide their own encaustic paints, medium, supports and tools needed. The center will provide hot plates, propane torches and some misc. tools. We will explore a new topic each week.WEDNESDAYS 5:30 – 8:30 p.m. April 18 – May 16 (5 classes) $175 May 23 – June 20 (5 classes) $175

GLASS FUSINGAdultinstructor: Mary stonemanThe heat is on! Students will be intro-duced to the fundamentals of glass fus-ing, from the properties of glass under different heat scenarios, glass cutting, project design and execution. Together students will explore the exciting poten-tial of fused glass through theory, details about fusing cycles and the endless pos-sibilities, in several three-week sessions. students can choose one session or as many as they like, to make as many proj-ects as they want to make. Materials are priced by the pound and fees are to be paid to the instructor based on the type of project chosen. Glass is priced at $12 per pound.ThURSDAYS 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. April 12 – April 26 (3 classes) $75 May 3 – May 17 (3 classes) $75 June 14 – June 28 (3 classes) $75

GLASS CASTINGAdultinstructor: Mary stonemanTry your hand at casting glass to create thicker works of fused glass. using a mold or ‘dam’ to contain the flow of mol-ten glass, students will develop skills and techniques in carving, plaster-based in-vestments and fiber paper design fusing. Come and explore the beauty of creat-ing your own glass works of art. students can choose one session or as many as they like to make as many projects as they want to make. Materials are priced by the pound and fees are to be paid to the instructor based on the type of proj-ect chosen. ThURSDAYS 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.May 24 – June 7 (3 classes) $75Materials Fee: $12/pound paid to the instructor

encaustic/Glass


DRAWING FUNDAMENTALSAdultinstructor: susan DayLearning to draw is all about learning to observe. In this class, beginning and emerging students will be encouraged to observe what is in front of them and record it accurately. Proportion, value, perspective and line will be topics of ex-ploration and discussion. students are encouraged to keep a sketch book for weekly discussions. supply list available online.


SOFT pASTELAdultinstructor: susan Dayexpress yourself using basic design ele-ments through the use of pastels that can be applied to any subject matter. With weekly still life set-ups, students will become proficient using pastels to fur-ther their creative path. Pick-up a sup-ply list prior to the first class.


pAINTINGAdultinstructor: shannon rayDo you paint? Do you want to paint or just increase your skills? These weekly courses will introduce students to the ex-citing world of painting with acrylic, oil, or watercolor. students pick the paint and shannon offers superb instruction in a fun, non-judgmental, and informa-tive class. Focus is on composition, color theory and media manipulation. During the course, students will receive hands-on instruction, discussions about environ-mentally friendly approaches, methods, materials, and demonstrations. Students

can pick-up a supply list prior to the first class. if you have something you have painted or something to work from (pho-tographs) it is always helpful!

ThURSDAYS Noon – 3:00 p.m. April 5 – April 26 (4 classes) $125

SATURDAYS Noon – 3:00 p.m. May 5 – May 26 (4 classes) $125

INTRODUCTION TO SILkpAINTINGinstructor: Margaret hartsookAdultPainting on silk is beautiful and luxurious. This class is designed to give an introduc-tion to the basic techniques involved in the art to create two scarves. students will learn the Serti technique, watercolor and how to stretch, steam and care for your silk creations. Come have fun while exploring the medium. No previous art background is necessary. Additional scarves will be available for purchase through the instructor.WEDNESDAYS 6:00 – 8:30 pm April 18 – May 2 (3 classes) $110 May 9 – May 23 (3 classes) $110 May 30 – June 13 (3 classes) $110Materials Fee $25 paid to the instructor

DROp-IN pAINTINGAdult instructor: shannon rayWant to get that canvas started, but can’t take a full painting class? No wor-ries! Drop-in any Thursday to the paint-ing studio to get your work and creative gestures brushing. Instructor, Shannon ray will offer direction and input while demonstrating techniques to students of all levels. students must have their own paints and brushes. supply list online.ThURSDAYS Feb 16 – Mar 22Noon – 3:00 p.m.$35 each 3-hour drop-in painting session.

Creative TextspOETRY WRITINGAdultinstructor: Carlos reyes Immerse yourself in words, manipulation of words and imagination to create dy-namic and lyrical poetry. students are encouraged to explore the world of writing poetry by using prompts and ex-ercises from a master in the field. Partici-pants will share work and make friendly, constructive comments to help you turn your ideas into poems that are enter-taining and engaging.

TUESDAYS 6:00 – 8:30 p.m. June 5, 12 & 19 (3 classes) $85

Lecture seriesA CULTURAL SENSE OF pLACENEWBERG hISTORY FOR ThE CURIOUSAges 14 & upinstructor: George edmonstonLearn why Newberg has some of the most interesting history of any city in Or-egon in this six-week course. Five class-room sessions are followed by a field-trip to see the places where local history was made.FRIDAYS 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. April 13 – May 18 (6 classes) FREE$10 transportation cost for field-trip on May 18th

Can’t make it to the entire lecture series? No worries! Just come for the field trip history tour!FRIDAY 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. March 16 $10 transportation cost

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