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ArtExcept as noted, contact: Lori O'Neill,
loneill@dcs.wisc.edu, See additional subject information www.dcs.wisc.edu/lsa/art Art conservation: introductionIn this fascinating four-session class we discuss the recent restoration of the Sistine Chapel and visit projects in Wisconsin, as well as looking into educational opportunities and summer internships. You gain an insider’s view of preservation, conservation, and care of cultural property. Instructor: Tony Rajer NEW Art fundamentals: drawing, painting and compositionDeepen your artistic skill in this seven-week class as you explore line, texture, space, value, shape, form, and color. Develop your artistic eye for drawing, painting, and composition by exploring principles of balance rhythm, proportion, and variety. Experiment with drawing materials, water-based paint, color mixing, and designs guided by an experienced instructor. Enjoy in-class lectures, slide shows, demonstrations, and discussions. Instructor: Julia Taylor Art whimsy: creating figures from found objectsIn this three-week class we assemble whimsical figures from sticks, rocks, wire, glue, paints, household junk, and other unrelated found objects. The class is open to anyone, those exploring their creative side for the first time to the most experienced. A playful spirit is a must. Forever see ordinary objects in a new and extraordinary way. Free parking. Instructor: Nancy Welch NEW Artist’s business plansIn this fun three-session course we get down to business quickly to help you develop an effective written plan for your art career. We cover goals, exhibits, cash flow, and much more. Expect homework and bring a positive attitude to this useful class, which helps you understand the pleasures and pains of doing business in the ever-changing art world. Instructor: Tony Rajer NEW Guest Artist Series: Beyond the photo: creative design with photographic referencesArtists often use photographs as references for their paintings and drawings. This workshop shows you various ways to work from photos creatively, rather than simply copying the image before you. Explore modifying elements, changing colors, and other experimental applications. Bring your own photographic references or use photos from the guest instructor’s collection. Work in your favorite painting or drawing medium and try some new things. Instructor: Kay Brathol-Hostvet Bookmaking workshopThis one-day class covers a variety of simple bookmaking and paper-decorating techniques, including: paste paper and paper marbling, accordion-fold books, Japanese bindings, binding on boards, and a multiple-signature book. Instructor: Jean Matos Chinese brush painting workshopEnjoy a one-day Chinese brush painting workshop learning to paint flowers and some insects. Learn both ancient and modern brush painting techniques as well as calligraphy for each subject: spider chrysanthemum with bird, plum blossom, lotus, orchid, and bees and dragonflies. Instructor demonstrations and class discussions highlight each subject area. Instructor: Stella Dobbins Chinese brush painting workshopEnjoy a one-day Chinese brush painting workshop learning to paint flowers and some insects. Learn basic brush strokes and calligraphy for each subject, with instructor demonstrations and class discussions. Section 1: willow with swans, owl with tree, panda with bamboo, morning glory with butterflies (spontaneous and layered wash). Section 2: crane with pine tree, rooster, hen and chicks with bamboo, lotus with kingfisher, and sunflower with bees. Instructor: Stella Dobbins Drawing: basicDraw a different subject at each session of this four-week class. The instructor takes an easy-going approach to help you develop skills, starting with demonstrations and moving on to immediate application exercises and generous one-on-one attention. Learn how to create the illusion of depth, volume, and texture. Can be taken concurrently with the afternoon class Drawing: Intermediate. Free parking. Instructor: Mary Ann Inman Drawing: intermediateLearn to use drawing media to express yourself as you explore pencil, charcoal, and silverpoint in this four-week class. Use photographs and observation to practice the art of seeing. Select your own subjects and work at your own pace. Expect classroom discussion, studio time, and one-on-one interaction with your instructor. Can be taken concurrently with the morning class Drawing: Basic. Free parking. Instructor: Mary Ann Inman Figurative oil painting studioIn this 11-week class you paint or draw from a live model in a relaxed studio setting without instruction. The model holds one pose for three hours (with breaks), allowing you to hone in and develop your figurative painting skills. Oils, acrylics, and drawing media welcome. Coordinator: Rich Corzatt Figure drawing studio: WednesdaysDraw from the model for 11 weeks in a non-stressful environment. Since there is no instruction you may proceed at your own pace, in your own way. Background music adds to the creative mood. Warmup gestures, 10- to 40-minute poses, and 30- to 60-minute poses. Coordinator: Melissa Cooke Jewelry: silver art wear for your earsStart with raw silver wire/sheet, and take home a pair of fun and contemporary sterling-silver earrings. You can complete either of two suggested designs provided by the instructor in this beginning/intermediate class, which includes sawing flat-sheet silver, forging/hammering wire, filing, piercing, doming, and finishing. Fee covers raw materials (flat-sheet silver and wire). We provide tools for use in the workshop. Instructor: Kay Rashka Life drawing: beginningThis five-week course covers various techniques to draw one of the most challenging and rewarding subjects: the human form. Continue the grand tradition of drawing from a model, using pencil, pen, and charcoal. Learn various techniques to properly see and draw the figure. Exercises range from 30-second gesture drawings to developed charcoal compositions. Drawing experience is helpful but not necessary. Instructor: Melanie Kehoss Life drawing: intermediateAdvance your figure-drawing skills in this self-directed five-week studio class for artists with experience in life drawing. Individualized instruction and group critiques encourage you to hone your skills and develop personal style. Prerequisite: some life-drawing experience. Instructor: Melanie Kehoss Painting workshop: color for paintersExplore the beautiful complexities and chameleon properties of color specifically relevant to painting. In this four-week class, focused exercises explore color mixing, tonality, composition, and harmony. Beginners: build a firm foundation in color as you begin the journey into painting. Intermediate and advanced students: deepen your understanding of color, refine your vision and skills, and explore color issues relevant to individual style. Choose oil, acrylic, or watercolor. Instructor: Katherine Rosing NEW Guest Artist Series: Pastel interpretations (soft pastel)A very adaptable medium, soft pastel is perfect for learning different painting techniques. In this studio workshop you do several different interpretations from the same photographic reference. Each interpretation is quite unique; consequently you learn which styles and techniques work best for your own artistic vision. We send you a supply list when you register; we provide all paper. Instructor: Kay Brathol-Hostvet NEW Plein-air and landscape paintingDiscover the beauty of plein-air (outside) and landscape painting in this nine-week class. We focus on capturing the light, atmosphere, texture, color, and perspective relationships of city/landscapes with water-based oil or acrylic paints. On bad-weather days we paint from photo references at a studio. Must be able to walk/travel to different Madison locations. Instructor: Michael Paul Miller Printmaking: etchingEtchings are fine drawings created below the surface of copper plates, where acids and resists are used to implement artistic impressions, then printed by hand with ink and pulled one-by-one on archival papers. This six-week class covers basic techniques for beginners. Adequate drawing skills recommended. Monday afternoon and evening classes are available. Register: 608-826-0870 NEW Realist painting studioFocus on the techniques used to create realist paintings in this nine-week class. Use water-based oil or acrylic paints to develop representational paintings that are inspired from either photo references or still-life objects. Grow as an artist through studio experience, personalized instruction, and critiques. Instructor: Michael Paul Miller NEW Traditional printmaking: introduction to linocutExplore the traditional relief technique of linoleum block printing in this eight-week course for beginning students. (Advanced students are welcome to complete more challenging projects.) Design and print your images without using a press. Develop your printmaking skill and broaden your printmaking vocabulary through engaging projects, lectures, slide shows, demonstrations, and discussions. Extend your knowledge of composition and principal elements to enrich your artwork. Instructor: Julia Taylor Traveling with watercolorArmed with a watercolor sketchbook, several tubes of color and a few other essential tools in your backpack, you can do watercolor in any place you care to travel. In this five-week class, you learn how to capture that memorable scene or person. Learn to complete a watercolor sketch in record time, with fast-wash and brush techniques, while giving you a fresh look at texture, transparency, and the sparkle of white paper. Instructor: Nancy Macgregor Watercolor: an introductionLearn basic watercolor technique to help you gain control. Step-by-step lecture and demonstration are followed by studio exercises designed to advance the development of your skills. Explore color mixing, application, and technique. Your instructor provides a supportive environment that allows you to paint with confidence. You may take this class concurrently with the afternoon class, Watercolor with Texture. Free parking. Instructor: Mary Ann Inman Watercolor: a personal visionDiscover the visual symbols that mean the most to you in this 10-week class, and use them on the way to unforgettable watercolor. Find the story you need to tell and bring your vision to life through design, content, and technique. Enjoy spirited critiques of yours and other students’ work, and meet the giants of symbolic painting. Instructor: Nancy Macgregor Watercolor with textureUse watercolor or other water-based media to explore fascinating texture and pooling of color. Learn how to create texture with stamps, impressions, plastic wrap, and other experimental techniques. Use textures to project realism, make subtle implications, or promote an idea. You may take this class concurrently with the morning class, Watercolor: Introduction. Free parking. Instructor: Mary Ann Inman ONLINEONLINE Drawing landscapeStudy on your own schedule at any computer worldwide with the easy-to-use course Web site. Each unit includes study, drawn, and written assignments, as well as links to some of the finest landscape drawings in major museums. Submit your drawings electronically or via U.S. mail. This course offers a unique approach to landscape for artists of every level. For registration information contact Lori O’Neill toll-free at 877-336-7836 or loneill@dcs.wisc.edu. For class information see www.dcs.wisc.edu/lsa/online/art/drawing_landscape.htm . Instructor: Susan Farmer-Tiefenthaler ONLINE Self-directed painting or drawingThis online workshop gives you individual guidance from an experienced faculty member. Using completed work, you focus on improving in a specific area, such as medium, drawing skills, color, painting techniques, or composition. Submit artwork electronically or via U.S. mail. Receive feedback on the initial portfolio, plus four contacts on works in progress. For registration information contact Lori O’Neill toll-free at 877-336-7836 or loneill@dcs.wisc.edu. For class information see www.dcs.wisc.edu/lsa/online/art/art.htm Instructor: Susan Farmer-Tiefenthaler COMING IN FALL 2008
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