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TABLE OF CONTENTSWho We Are ............................................................................... 1

New Catalog Format ...............................................................2

Summer Art Academy ............................................................2

Season Calendar ........................................................................3

Additional Student Open Studio Time ............................3

Live Model Open Studios .................................................... 4

Salons, Private Parties, & Special Classes ....................... 4

Pop-Up Workshops ................................................................. 5

Ceramics ........................................................................................7

Jewelry ........................................................................................... 9

Glass ............................................................................................. 10

Art History Class ...................................................................... 11

Drawing ........................................................................................ 11

Painting ......................................................................................... 11

Photography & Digital Media.............................................13

Printmaking & Fiber ............................................................... 14

Sculpture ......................................................................................15

Youth ............................................................................................ 16

Summer Art Experience .......................................................18

Faculty Biographies .................................................................19

Donors and Sponsors .............................................................21

Registration & Policies........................................................... 22

Board of Directors and Sta� .............................................. 23

Get in touch: (561) 832-1776 | armoryart.org | [email protected] Classes are subject to change. Please check out online registration for the most up-to-date o�erings.

W H O W E A R EM I S S I O N The mission of the Armory Art Center is to inspire the creation and experience of art.

V I S I O N The Armory’s vision is to be the leading visual arts education and exhibition center of the Palm Beaches.

A B O U T U S The Armory Art Center has provided high-quality visual arts instruction for three decades. Housed in an historic art deco building, the Armory provides art classes for students of all ages, exhibitions, art salons, lectures, and special events. Held in 12 state-of-the-art studios with nearly 20,000 square feet of classroom space, nearly 300 courses are o�ered in ceramics, digital arts, drawing, glass, jewelry, painting, printmaking, fiber, and sculpture. Twelve exhibitions are hosted annually in our three galleries.

811 Park Place, West Palm Beach, FL 33401

Cover Image: ANTHONY BURKS Faculty - Youth

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Newly Formatted Armory Classes—Armory's Ladder for Artistic Achievement!We are pleased to introduce the newly formatted listing of courses in this catalogue. The new format has been created to help students select classes in accordance to skill level and interest.

Core Classes are listed as: • Introductory• Intermediate• Advanced

Complementary Classes list courses of all levels and focus on specific techniques related to a particular art discipline.

Course content has not changed! Our instructors will always provide one-on-one instruction, group instruction, individual critiques, and class demonstrations.

We hope that the new format will benefit everyone by providing a clearer approach to trying a new class from our art disciplines and our dynamic course o�erings.

Please contact the Chief of Education, Liza Niles at [email protected] with specific questions about courses.

Convenient Night Classes A variety of evening classes are scheduled for the convenience of those working in the daytime. The classes are shortened to two hours, making them a fun and easy

way for students to explore their creative side. What a great way to end the day!

Be one step ahead… Drawing & Sculpture Intensive Workshop for Rising FreshmenClasses Taught by Experienced MFA Instructors

It is standard practice that students in visual arts and design need to strengthen their two dimensional and three dimensional skill sets. In this workshop young students will:

• Navigate: drawing (2D) and sculpture (3D) as a powerful way to see the world and an essential exercise intrinsic to art and design practice

• Explore: drawing and sculpture materials and tools

• Create: both imagined situations and the observable nuances of the human figure and the environment

The same workshops are o�ered two times:

Monday through Friday | 10:30 am – 3:30 pm June 5-9, 2017 July 17-21, 2017 Tuition per workshop: $200

Here's a way for serious students to get a head start on their high school studies that begin in the fall. We are pleased to introduce the Summer Art Academy at the Armory for rising freshmen and junior high school students who plan to study visual arts and/or design in

Summer Art Academyhigher education. The courses are to guide students in their approach to their craft—to foster confidence, creativity, critical thinking, and time management; and be prepared for the school year.

Looking for a scholarship to art school?

Pre-College Portfolio Review Workshop for Rising JuniorsClasses Taught by University Visual Arts Professors

The admissions process to university art and design departments is competitive and daunting. A student portfolio is a vital part of admission and scholarship decisions and requires months of reflection and preparation. A portfolio is a glimpse of where the student is now and his/her direction toward the future. This week-long workshop will assist students in the arrangement of a thoughtfully designed selection of pre-existing artwork with an emphasis on:

• Work process• Technical and analytical skills• Aesthetic • Time management

The same workshops are o�ered two times:

Monday through Friday | 10:30 am – 3:30 pm June 5-9, 2017 July 17-21, 2017 Tuition per workshop: $200

When registering for this workshop, receive a 10% discount toward any of the summer studio classes, such as ceramics, glass, jewelry, digital design/printing, etc. See page 18 for more information.

When registering for this workshop, receive a 10% discount toward any of the summer studio classes, such as ceramics, glass, jewelry, digital design/printing, etc. See page 18 for more information.

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seasonCALENDARJoin us for our exciting line-up of exhibitions and

classes. Our exhibitions are free and open to the public! Opening receptions include wine and hors d’oeuvres.

Gallery hours are Monday through Friday from 9 am to 5 pm and on Saturday from 9 am to 4 pm.

Enjoy the Summer at the Armory

SESSION 5 Art Classes A P R I L 24 – J U N E 1 7, 2 0 1 7

DREYFOOS VISUAL ARTSDIGITAL MEDIA SENIOR EXHIBITION

April 29 – May 5, 2017Opening Reception: Saturday, April 29, 2017

5:00 – 7:30 pmMontgomery Hall, Greenfield, and East Galleries

This show features work produced by the graduating seniors of the Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts.

ARMORY ART CENTER ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING

Thursday, April 26, 20173:30 pm

Armory Art Center Annual Membership Meeting

2D STUDENT SUMMER SHOWJune 10 – July 8, 2017

Opening Reception: Friday, June 9, 20176:00 – 8:00 pm

East GalleryWork by Armory Art Center adult students in drawing, painting,

digital media, and printmaking.

SUMMER ART EXPERIENCEJune 5 – August 4, 2017

(No classes July 3 – 7, 2017)The Armory provides weekly creative themes for age groups 5-7

and 8-11 and creative exploration of craft and design for teens ages 12-18. See page 18 for more detail.

SESSION 6 Art ClassesJ U N E 1 9 – A U G U S T 1 2 , 2 0 1 7

P R I V A T E L E S S O N SSeveral of our talented instructors in each department are available for private instruction. Contact Liza Niles at (561) 832-1776 x 103 to schedule a session. Prices vary and a minimum of two hours is required.

A D D I T I O N A L S T U D E N T O P E N S T U D I O T I M E

P E R D E P A R T M E N TIt is required that you are enrolled in the current session to purchase added open studio time in the department in which you are enrolled. There is access to open studio time based on the posted schedule per department. Contact the Registrar for a current schedule of open studio times and registration. Open studio time is purchased in 4- and 8-week courses only.Ceramics $200Drawing/Painting $100Jewelry $200Sculpture $200

3D STUDENT SUMMER SHOWJuly 15 – Aug 11, 2017

Opening Reception: Friday, July 14, 2017 6:00 – 8:00 pm

East GalleryWork by Armory Art Center adult students in jewelry, glass, fiber,

ceramics, and sculpture.

Jackie Reed, Neuron #9, hand-pulled relief print

Hillary Putnam, “Woven” vase in dark brown clay

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ART SALONS & PRIVATE PARTIES

Have a private ceramics painting party for any occasion with friends or colleagues. Paint ceramic tabletop accessories like pitchers, bowls, and plates. These items make perfect, functional gifts! Work in our state-of-the-art ceramic studios with instruction from our experienced faculty. Book a three-hour party for an evening or Saturday. Our happy hour package is available upon request. Minimum of six students.

Please reserve your group at the registrar or call (561) 832-1776.

Art Salons o�er presentations by influential professional artists whose artwork is in museums and galleries in South Florida. Presenters show their work and talk about their influences followed by stimulating discussions in a conducive setting. Art Salons also o�er the opportunity to explore the practical side of being an artist, enhance professional development, and share useful resources.

ART SALONFACILITATED BY ELLE SCHORR

L I V E M O D E L O P E N S T U D I O S

P A I N T I N G Tuesdays, 1:30 – 4:30 pm

Participants can work in any 2D media. Long poses only.

D R A W I N G Fridays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm

Participants can work in any 2D media. Short to long poses.

Open studios with live models for figure painting and drawing are opportunities to work independently with a nude model to practice and develop your craft. Bring your art supplies of choice. Instruction is not provided, however, a monitor is present to coordinate participants’ attendance and the model’s poses. The open studio program is open to the general public. Participants do not need to be enrolled in a class to attend. All levels are welcome.

1 TICKET: Members $20 | Non-members $25,

Members age 75 and over is $15

10 TICKETS: $225 (non-members), $175 (members),

75 and over members $100 Tickets must be submitted to the monitor upon

arrival to each class.

Purchase tickets from the registrar. Tickets expire within 120 days.

LIve Model Open Studios run until August 12th and will resume on August 28th, one week after Session 1 starts.

A R T S A L O N S C H E D U L E6:30 – 8:30 pm | Armory Art Center Library | $10 payable at the door

Tuesday, April 18, 2017 JANE HART A Life in Art

Tuesday, May 2, 2017 RHONDA MITRANI, PATRICIA SCHNALL GUTIERREZ, and MARINA FONT The RPM Project: “The House in My Head”

PAINT YOUR OWN CERAMICS Three hours—evenings or Saturdays

Color, Chaos, and Fun NUNÉ ASATRYAN In this workshop you will have a fun, free, and intuitive place to bring your artwork into chaos. With color, texture, pattern, and mark-making you will bring order back to your creation.Monday, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Monday, 1:30 – 4:30 pmSession 5: April 24th Session 6: June 26th Tuition: $50 Tuition: $50 Check out the continuation of this class for 8 weeks in Introduction to Mixed Media with instructor Nuné Asatryan, see page 12.The Art of Chinese Brush Painting SUSAN WILDERSIn this accelerated workshop you will learn the basic elements of Chinese brush painting including some of the sumi-e stroke techniques such as bamboo, orchid, bird, and fish. You will also experiment with landscape techniques.Saturday, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: May 6th Tuition: $50Check out the continuation of this class for 4 weeks in The Art of Chinese Brush Painting with instructor Susan Wilders, see page 12.

C E R A M I C SNEW! Sculptural Pouring Vessels MICHAEL BLAIREmploy your wheel throwing skills to create mid-to-large scale vessels. With direction you will transform this vessel into a sculpture which will reference every aspect of function. Components discussed will include the feet, rims, spout, handle, and overall balance of each piece. Completed works will be finish-fired in a high fire soda atmosphere. Surface treatment techniques and glaze characteristics specific to a soda firing will also be examined.Saturday, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Saturday, 1:30 – 4:30 pmSession 5: May 20th Session 6: July 15th Tuition: $50 Tuition: $50

Wheel Throwing Workshop RONALD SHAWTake a seat and get your hands on the potter’s wheel! Learn to center your clay and walk away from the wheel with a finished product. This workshop will give you basic fundamentals of wheel work and will leave you wanting to take an eight-week class.Thursday, 6:00 – 9:00 pm Thursday, 6:00 – 9:00 pmSession 5: April 27th Session 6: June 22nd

Tuition: $50 Tuition: $50 Check out the continuation of this class for 8 weeks in Wheel Throwing 101 with various instructors, see page 7.

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POP-UP WORKSHOPS Take a three-hour workshop and be creative, try a new teacher, and make new friends. All materials are included unless otherwise noted. Register in advance to ensure your space.

G L A S S

NEW! Introduction to Kiln CarvingPHIL MATERIO, McMow Glass Master

Interested in glass fusing? This is the perfect way to try a new art form while learning from a master. This class is an introduction to fusing, slumping, and employment of the kiln carving technique. Students who are already fusing can add this exciting technique to their skill set.

The class will create designs and patterns using simple materials to create contours and textures within the glass. Firing takes place after the workshop so your finished piece will be available for pickup a few days after class. No previous experience necessary. Wednesdays, 6:00 pm – 9:00 pmSession 6: June 14th Tuition $65 I Lab Fee $20

Faces, Faces All Over the Places: Fused Glass BETTY WILSONFree-forming glass is fast and fun! Students will look into a mirror and fuse their likeness into a Picasso-inspired work by designing a pattern, cutting and layering brilliant colors of glass, and firing in a kiln. As the stacked, molten, soft glass fuses in the kiln, the faces become one-of-a-kind art pieces.Wednesday, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Wednesday, 9:30 am – 12:30 pmSession 5: May 24th Session 6: June 28h Tuition: $65 Tuition: $65Check out the continuation of this class for 8 weeks in Fused Glass with instructor Aimee Shulz, see page 10.Glass Sand Casting JASON LeVAN The objective of this course is to familiarize students with new techniques and explore processes related to glass casting. This class is designed for any student, with or without glass experience, and will cover sand casting with hot glass, kiln casting, mold making, cold work finishing, and glass safety principles. Students will reproduce their favorite small objects with glass and experiment with others.Mondays, 6:00 – 9:00 pm Session 5: May 1, 15, June 5 Session 6: June 26, July 10, July 24 Tuition: $65 Tuition: $65

P R I N T M A K I N G

Note Cards Printed from Paradise SPENCE TOWNSEND, Artist-in-ResidenceLet your friends and family know that you’ve been thinking about them by sending a handmade note card from West Palm Beach, FL! Explore a variety of printmaking techniques to create one-of-a kind cards for the holidays or just for fun. Cards and envelopes are provided.Saturday, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 29th, June 3rd Tuition: $60

P A I N T I N GContemporary Painting: Techniques and Abstract Compositions VICKI SIEGELLearn easy techniques to create unique, abstract composition. Students will use acrylic paint and mixed media techniques to create a painting during the workshop.Friday, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: May 19th Session 6: July 21st Tuition: $50 Tuition: $50Check out the continuation of this class for 4 weeks in Exploring Acrylics with instructor Vicki Siegel, see page 12.

Introduction to Oil Painting: Learning What the Master Artists Know TINA KRAFT This fundamental course in oil painting focuses on process, materials, and concepts. Students will learn color properties, composition, structure, and how to paint from a master’s work.Monday, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Session 5: May 8th Tuition: $50Check out the continuation of this class for 8 weeks in Introduction to Oil Painting: Developing the Painter's Eye with instructor Tina Kraft, see page 12.

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tiles and information as to how to paint and finish their pieces. Saturday, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 29th Session 6: Junel 24th Tuition: $60 Tuition: $60Check out the continuation of this class for 4 weeks in Mold Making and Slip Casting with instructor Andy Denton or Tristyn Bustamante, see page 16.NEW! Forged Fireworks: Welding and Forging ANTON PASTUSZAKGet ready for the Fourth of July! In this class students will learn the basics of torch forging and tack welding to make two steel rod fireworks. This is a great class for people looking for something fun to do with friends or wanting to create great handmade gifts. Join us for some fire and excitement! Learn safety first in thisintroductory level welding class. Saturday, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 6: July 1st Tuition: $60

NEW! Expression and Passion in Clay ROSARIO ALBORTA Join this fast-paced clay sculpting class where students will learn to sculpt quickly and expressively in clay. Learn how to build a solid form in clay and set an expressive animal or figurative pose. Discussions of props and storytelling will aid in producing fun, exciting pieces.Tuesday, 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm Session 5: June 6th Tuition: $60 | Model Fee $20

Check out the continuation of this class for 2 Days in Expressions of the Figure Workshop with instructor Rosairo Alborta see page 16.

NEW! Textile Techniques in Metal ALICIA JANE BOSWELL Learn new techniques for metal wire in this small-scale sculpture class. Demonstrations will cover knitting, crocheting, weaving, braiding, covering, and bobbin lace using metal wire. Visual samples will be provided to aid students in producing their own projects. The techniques learned can be applied and used in future projects in combination with ceramics, wood, and textiles. Join us in making fascinating small sculptures with less traditional materials. Saturday, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: May 13th Tuition: $60

J E W E L R Y

Friday OR Saturday Jewelry Series:Pendants ADRIANA FICARELLIIn this three-hour workshop you will have fun creating pendants using sterling silver accents with beautiful textures and colors. Demonstrations will include making your own bail, making textures using the rolling mill, and use of the torch. All materials will be included and no experience is necessary. Please remember to wear closed toe shoes.Friday, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Friday, 1:30 – 4:30 pmSession 5: June 2nd Session 6: July 7th, August 4th

Tuition: $65 Tuition: $65Check out the continuation of this class with one of these 7 week classes: Intro to Metalsmithing and Jewelry with instructor Alicia Jane Boswell or Introduction to Jewelry with instructor Lisa Johnson, see page 9.Cu� Bracelets ADRIANA FICARELLI

In this one-day workshop students will have fun creating copper cu� bracelets by using beautiful textures and folding techniques. Demonstrations will include folding metal, the application of various textures

using the rolling mill, surface finishes, and use of the torch. No experience is necessary.Friday, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Friday, 1:30 – 4:30 pmSession 5: May 26th Session 6: June 30th or July 28th

Tuition: $65 Tuition: $65

Couples Ring Making Party! ALICIA JANE BOSWELL Enjoy your evening learning how to size, solder, texturize, and finish silver rings for each other! Everyone will learn the basics of how to use the torch to heat things up. No experience is necessary and all materials are included. Please wear closed toe shoes.Friday, 6:00 – 9:00 pm Friday, 6:00 – 9:00 pm Session 5: May 12th, June 9th Session 6: July 14th, August 11th

Tuition: $100 (for two people) Tuition: $100 (for two people)

NEW! Design and Make Your Own Statement (Cocktail) Rings! ALICIA JANE BOSWELL Bring in your found object—enamel forms, recycled jewelry, or beads—anything goes! In this class students will be making rings that

stand out and surprise. Create an exciting statement piece for the hand by incorporating the traditional processes of fabricating a basic silver ring while fabricating traditional or non-traditional prongs, and utilizing bezels or wire.Session 5: Saturday Session 6: Saturday4:30-7:30 pm: May 20th 1:30 – 4:30 pm: July 22nd

1:30 – 4:30 pm: June 17th Tuition: $65

Tuition: $65 Check out the continuation of this class for 7 weeks in Intro to Metalsmithing and Jewelry with instructor Alicia Jane Boswell, see page 9.Introduction to Kumihimo NZINGAH ONIWOSAN This is a super fun, 3-hour, hands-on introductory class to learn Kumihimo—the Japanese art of braiding. This popular jewelry making technique was originally used to braid lacing for the Samurais’ armor. Students will learn how to make 8 and 16 strand round braids (Kongoh-gumi) on the Kumihimo Disk. Students will also learn how to read a pattern, warp (thread), and plan a project.Saturday, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Saturday, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Session 5: May 13th Session 6: Aug 5th


Art Clay Silver NZINGAH ONIWOSAN

In this class you will learn the basics of working with this fun, exciting, and truly innovative clay. You’ll shape, carve, add texture, and fire your piece, turning it into a one-of-a-kind, fine silver pendant. All materials and use of instructor’s tools are included.

Saturdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Saturdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: May 13th Session 6: Aug 5th


Check out the continuation of this class with one of these 4-week classes in In the Mix: Metal Clay and Glass Pendants or Metal Clay Rings with instructor Nzingah Oniwosan, see page 9.

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NEW! Casting Plaster Reliefs ANDY DENTON / TRISTYN BUSTAMANTE Students will make a plaster relief for wall décor as they begin understanding the mold making and casting process. Participants will begin by making clay tiles with fun designs and patterned surfaces. Plaster will be poured into these clay pieces to produce tiles with low reliefs. Students will go home with 1-2 finished plaster

CERAMICS Wheel Throwing 101 Levels: 1-2 Intended for students with no previous experience on the potter’s wheel, this course will introduce the fundamental skills necessary to center clay and produce basic pottery forms like bowls, cylinders, mugs, and vases. Students will learn about the balance between aesthetic and utilitarian concerns which determine the di�erence between good and great work. Limit 14 students. CHAD STEVE MARK WALNOCK Thursdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Thursdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 27th–June 15th Session 6: June 22nd – Aug 10th Tuition: $344 I Lab Fee: $10 Tuition: $344 I Lab Fee: $10

MICHAEL BLAIR Mondays, 6:00 - 9:00 pm Mondays, 6:00 - 9:00 pm Session 5: April 24th –June 12th Session 6: June 19th – Aug 7th Tuition: $301 I Lab Fee: $10 Tuition: $344 I Lab Fee: $10 (no class 5/29)

RONALD SHAW Wednesdays, 6:00 – 9:00pm Wednesdays, 6:00 – 9:00pm Session 5: April 26th–June 14th Session 6: June 21st – Aug 9th Tuition: $344 I Lab Fee: $10 Tuition: $344 I Lab Fee: $10 DEBORAH ADORNATO Mondays, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Mondays, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Session 5: April 24th–June 12th Session 6: June 19th – Aug 7th Tuition: $301 I Lab Fee: $10 Tuition: $344 I Lab Fee: $10 (no class 5/29) MICHAEL BLAIR Saturdays, 9:30 am - 12:30 pm Saturdays, 9:30 am - 12:30 pm Session 5: April 29th – June 17th Session 6: June 24th – Aug 12th Tuition: $344 I Lab Fee: $10 Tuition: $344 I Lab Fee: $10

Students must wear closed toe shoes in the ceramics studio.

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INTRO to INTERMEDIATE

Help! MARK WALNOCK Levels: 2/3This course o�ers advice and assistance to ceramics students who are working on a project or individual piece. Open to both handbuilding and wheel artists, topics covered will include construction, balance, surface, and the overall aesthetic in relation to the work. Final display methods will also be discussed. This class is intended for students who are unsure of how to start a piece, finish a piece, or do any aspect in between.Wednesday, 1:30 – 3:30 pm Wednesday, 1:30 – 3:30 pm Session 5: April 26th – June 14th Session 6: June 21st – Aug 9th Tuition: $224 I Lab fee: $10 Tuition: $224 I Lab fee: $10

Functional Forms YING ZHOU Levels: 2/3This course, which concentrates on the form and function of ceramic products, begins with creating di�erent bowls for di�erent purposes. After the bowls are finished, students will develop mug shapes, handles, teapots, and oval shapes on which students will then use surface treatments such as brushwork and decals. In the final week of class, the instructor will critique the student’s work produced in the class. Wednesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Wednesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 26th – June 14th Session 6: June 21st – August 9th

Tuition: $344 I Lab Fee $10 Tuition: $344 | Lab Fee $10

NEW! Introduction to Handbuilding MARK WALNOCK Levels: 1-2 This class is especially designed for students who work during in the daytime. In these two-hour classes, students will learn basic pinch, slab, and coil construction methods as well as the use of molds. Decorative treatments that will be taught include stamps, slips, and stains. Students will also learn how to glaze and finish their pots using high-fire glazing techniques. No previous clay experience is required; this class is a prerequisite for all clay classes. Please do not miss the first class. Limit 15 students. Tuesdays, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm Tuesdays, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm Session 5: April 25th – June 13th Session 6: June 20th – Aug 8th Tuition: $224 I Lab Fee $10 Tuition: $196 | Lab Fee $10 (no class 7/4)Handbuilding 101 Levels: 1-2 Explore what you can create using your hands! Students in this course will learn basic pinch, slab, and coil construction methods as well as the use of molds. Decorative treatments that will be taught include stamps, slips, and stains. Students will also learn how to glaze and finish their pots using high-fire glazing techniques. No previous clay experience is required, however, please do not miss the first class. This class is a prerequisite for all clay classes. Limit 15 students. Tuesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Tuesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm CHAD STEVE MARK WALNOCKSession 5: April 25th – June 13th Session 6: June 20th – Aug 8th Tuition: $344 | Lab Fee: $10 Tuition: $301 | Lab fee: $10 (no class 7/4)

Guided Study in Hand-built Clay BILL BUCHANAN Levels: 1-2 This class allows students to brainstorm and construct works using hand-built clay. Each project is conceived and carried out at the participant’s own pace and level of expertise. Clay bodies will include high-fire stoneware, low-fire red clay, and an introduction to the sculptural properties of high-fire paper clay. Students will work on individual projects through a series of guided critiques and hands-on help from the instructor. Fridays, 12:30 – 2:30 pm Fridays, 12:30 – 2:30 pm Session 5: April 28th – June 16th Session 6: June 23rd – Aug 11th Tuition: $224 I Lab Fee: $10 Tuition: $224 I Lab Fee: $10

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INTERMEDIATE to ADVANCED

Cone 6 Soda Firing CHAD STEVE, Artist-in-Residence Levels: 3-4This class will focus on making ceramic forms to be fired specifically in a cone 6 soda atmosphere. Depending on student need and formal concerns, demonstrations will involve both wheel-thrown and hand-building techniques. Construction and surface treatment that will respond best to this type of firing will be addressed. This is an advanced class and is geared towards students with hand-building or wheel-thrown experience. 4 weeks | Fridays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 28th – May 19th Tuition: $172 | Lab Fee: $10

Advanced Handbuilding Levels: 3-4 Are you interested in working independently yet want regular contact with instructors to further your creativity and artistic vision? Students will need to bring a notebook and their ideas to class in order to take their pinching, coiling, and slab techniques to the next level. Learn to use the extruder and experiment with form. The instruction in this class is geared towards the individual’s ideas. Limit 15 students. Wednesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Wednesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm CHAD STEVE MARK WALNOCK Session 5: April 26th – June 14th Session 6: June 21st – Aug 9th Tuition: $344 | Lab fee: $10 Tuition: $344 | Lab fee: $10

Wheel Throwing: Intermediate - Advanced DEBORAH ADORNATO Levels: 3-4 Designed for students with prior experience on the wheel, this course will o�er students a chance to develop and improve technical throwing skills. Students will also practice new techniques to alter and embellish thrown forms using a variety of tools and methods. Afterwards, students will explore glazing and firing processes, discuss historical and contemporary ceramics, and continue to generate new work on a more independent level with regular interaction from the instructor. Limit 14 students. Tuesdays, 1:30 - 4:30 pm Tuesdays, 1:30 - 4:30 pm Session 5: April 25th – June 13th Session 6: June 20th – Aug 8th Tuition: $344 I Lab Fee: $10 Tuition: $301 I Lab Fee: $10 (no class 7/4)

Carving Thrown Porcelain Forms Levels: 3-4 MICHAEL BLAIR This course will begin with a discussion and demonstration on the inherent characteristics found in porcelain clay. Students will throw specific forms to best accentuate carved imagery. Finishing techniques and glaze application instruction will conclude the course. Tuesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Tuesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 25th – June 13th Session 6: June 20th– Aug 8th Tuition: $344 I Lab Fee: $10 Tuition: $301 I Lab Fee: $10 (no class 7/4)

Raku & Saggar Firing Levels: All RONALD SHAW Get ready for the heat and learn the art of raku! Students will experiment with raku glaze techniques and alternative firing methods using saggars, sawdust, and horse hair. While there will be time to make new forms in class, students are encouraged to bring four bisque objects for glazing and firing. Students registered for this course should have basic knowledge of clay and be able to work somewhat independently. Limit 8 Students. Thursdays, 11:00 am – 2:00 pm Thursdays, 11:00 am – 2:00 pm Session 5: April 27th – June 15th Session 6: June 22nd – Aug 10th Tuition: $344 I Lab Fee: $10 Tuition: $344 I Lab Fee: $10

Brush Work Design for Wheel Thrown Pottery YING ZHOU Levels: 3-4 By using slips, underglazes, stains, and wax to create imagery and designs complimentary to their pieces, students will learn how to enhance the subtleties of their works in previously unrealized ways. Weekly demonstrations on the wheel will explore the use of decals, sgra¶to, stencils, and color layering. Wednesdays, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Wednesdays, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Session 5: April 26th – June 14th Session 6: June 21st – Aug 9th Tuition: $344 I Lab Fee: $10 Tuition: $344 I Lab Fee: $10

Sculptural Wheel Throwing CHAD STEVE Levels: 3-4 This course, designed for students with prior experience on the wheel, will o�er participants a chance to explore the possibilities of sculpture on and o� the wheel. Students in this class will explore the layering of slips, engobes, and stains, and will learn how to alter the thrown form using a variety of tools and methods such as stacking, darting, and texturing. 4 weeks | Mondays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 24th – May 15th Tuition: $172 I Lab Fee $10

COMPLEMENTARY CLASSES

Students must wear closed toe shoes in the jewelry studios.JEWELRY

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C O R E C L A S S E SINTRODUCTORY

Introduction to Jewelry LISA JOHNSON Level: 1-2 This class introduces the student to the art of jewelry making through the proper use of hand tools, torches, f lex shafts, polishers, and more. There will be personal instruction, close up demonstrations, and hands on experience so the student will learn how to lay out, drill , pierce, file, set a cabochon stone, solder, and polish sterling silver. All of these techniques will be used with sterling silver, brass, and copper. Projects include making pendants, necklaces, and rings. Some tools are provided and students will need to bring their own hand tools and supplies. 7 weeks | 7 weeks | Mondays, 6:30 – 8:30 pm Mondays, 6:30 – 8:30 pm Session 5: April 24th – June 12th Session 6: June 19th – Aug 7th Tuition: $196 | Lab Fee: $30 Tuition: $196 | Lab Fee: $30 (no class 5/29) (no class 7/17)

Intro to Metalsmithing and Jewelry ALICIA JANE BOSWELL Level: 1-2 This course is a basic introduction to the processes of metalsmithing and jewelry that will explore a variety of techniques, methods, and forms to create three-dimensional metal works. Emphasis will be placed on creative/technical abilities and problem solving. Techniques used in this class include fabrication sawing, piercing, cold connections, soldering, basic forming, and hollow construction. 7 weeks | 4 weeks |

Thursday, 1:30 – 3:30 pm Thursday, 1:30 – 3:30 pm Session 5: April 27th – June 15th Session 6: June 29th –July 27th Tuition: $196 | Lab Fee: $30 Tuition: $112 | Lab Fee: $20 (no class 5/25) (no class 7/20)

INTRO to INTERMEDIATENEW! Basic Enameling with Settings: A Hands-On, Minds-Open Class in Contemporary EnamelALICIA JANE BOSWELL Levels: 2-3 This course will cover basic enameling techniques like sifting, stenciling, and sgra¶to, and then progress to champlevé and cloisonné. Students will set their enameled pieces in a prong or cage setting to make functional jewelry. Primary metal used will be copper and sterling, although students can work in silver and fine silver. 7 weeks | 6 weeks |Wednesday, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Wednesday, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 26th – June 14th Session 6: June 28th – Aug 9th Tuition: $301 | Lab Fee: $35 Tuition: $260| Lab Fee: $30(no class on 5/24) (no class on 7/19)

NEW! Summer Nights Linear Designs and Stone SettingMARIA TRITICO Levels: 2-3 Students already familiar with using a torch and basic jewelry hand tools will be ready to create wire forms with more detailed soldering in this class. While exploring linear designs, students will make prong, basket, and tube settings for irregular stones, found objects, or sea glass to complete a pendant, ring, or bracelet. Although the Armory provides most materials, please see registration for a complete list of supplies needed for this class. 7 weeks | 4 weeks |Wed., 6:00 – 9:00 pm Wed., 6:00 pm – 9:00 pmSession 6: Apr 26th – June 14th Session 6: June 21st- July 12th

Tuition: $301| Lab Fee: $30 July 19th – Aug 9th

(no class on 5/24) Tuition: $172 | Lab Fee: $25

NEW! In the Mix: Metal Clay and Glass PendantsNZINGAH ONIWOSAN Levels: 3-4 In this class students will create a piece that incorporates both metal clay and glass. The class will learn to combine glass into metal clay pieces. Proper firing techniques and equipment will be discussed in depth. Prior metal clay or clay working experience suggested but not required.Thursday, 5:30 – 8:30 pm Session 6: Aug 3rd & Aug 10th Tuition: $86 | Lab Fee $45


Lapidary and Bezels JAMIE JARVIS Levels: All During this course students will be able to shape and bezel set semi-precious stones. Using wet saws and other cabbing equipment, each student will walk away with a highly polished bezel set cabochon pendant! Materials and stones are included. Mondays, 12:30 – 3:30 pm Mondays, 12:30 – 3:30 pm

Session 5: Session 6: 4 weeks | 4 weeks | April 24th – May 15th June 19th - July 10th Tuition: $172 | Lab Fee: $30 July 17th – Aug 7th Tuition: $172 | Lab Fee: $30 3 weeks | May 22nd – June 12th Tuition: $130 | Lab Fee: $20 (no class 5/29)

Independent Study LISA JOHNSON Levels: AllNeed to complete a project or get help starting a new one? Independent study is available for those that already know what they would like to accomplish, but need assistance. Come in with a plan and we’ll work together on it! 6 weeks |Tuesdays, 5:30 – 8:30 pm Tuesdays, 5:30 – 8:30 pmSession 5: April 25 – June 13 Session 6: June 20th – Aug 8th Tuition: $344 | Lab Fee $20 Tuition: $258 | Lab Fee $20 (no class on 7/4 and 7/18)

NEW! Metal Clay RingsNZINGAH ONIWOSAN Levels: 3-4 Art clay rings are so much fun to make, but many people are too intimidated to try. The instructor will guide this class to learn proper ring sizing, basics of forming the ring band, creating a solid and invisible join, and properly firing the ring using a torch and kiln.Thursday, 5:30 – 8:30 pm Session 5: April 27th & May 4th Tuition: $86 | Lab Fee $40

Photo Image Transfer on Glass MARK WALNOCK Levels: AllTurn your own 2D art or personal photographs into permanent displays. Using a laser printer, students will copy and crop an image to fit the desired piece of glass during the first session of the class. The following week the paper backing will be removed and color additives will be discussed. A final kiln firing will complete the process. Come to class with a collection of photos or drawings (12”x 8” max. size) to discuss which would work best for the process. Completed pieces can be picked up three days after the final class. Wednesdays, 6:00 – 9:00 pm Thursdays, 6:00 – 9:00 pmSession 5: Session 6: Part 1- May 17th, Part 1- July 12th Part 2-May 24th, Part 2- July 19th

Tuition: $90 | Lab Fee: $32 Tuition: $90 | Lab Fee: $32(for 2 parts) (for 2 parts)

GLASSStudents must wear closed toe shoes in the glass studio.

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W O R K S H O P SWax Carving and Casting, Weekend Workshop GUSTAVO HOEFS Levels: AllLearn how or improve your existing skills for hand carving wax models of rings and pendants. By sculpting ideas and designs using di�erent types of wax, the lost wax burnout method, and vacuum casting, everyone will walk away with a one-of-a-kind sterling silver ring and/or pendant. Please see registration for a complete list of materials that are included and those that will need to be purchased. Required: closed toe leather shoes and 100% cotton clothing.Friday – Sunday, Thursday – Saturday, 9:30 am – 4:30 pm 9:30 am – 4:30 pmSession 5: April 28th – April 30th Session 6: June 22nd – June 24th Tuition: $360 Lab Fee $25 Tuition: $360 Lab Fee $25

NEW! It's the Ends That Matter: Earring Wires and Clasps ELLEN LEVY Levels: 2-3If you are tired of buying earring wires, and necklace and bracelet clasps that are unattractive and boring then this workshop is for you! Students will learn how to fabricate their own beautiful, unusual earring wires and clasps from sterling silver wire and silver sheet. These findings can be used in any beaded, knitted, crocheted, metal clay, silver, or gold hand fabricated jewelry. Please see registration for a complete list of provided materials.Saturday, 9:30 am – 4:30 pm Friday, 9:30 am – 4:30 pm Session 5: May 13th Session 6: June 16th

Tuition: $120 Lab Fee: $35 Tuition: $120 Lab Fee: $35

NEW! Jewelry Inlay in a Day! GUSTAVO HOEFS Levels: 2-3Discover the technique of inlaying turquoise, wood, metal, and other stones into silver jewelry. This one day introduction to inlaying will not only show you the process, but it will also open the doors to various ways of incorporating more color, pattern, and surface variations in your ring or pendant. Thursday, 9:30 am – 4:30 pm Session 6: April 27th Tuition: $120 Lab Fee $25

NEW! Glass Jewelry LISA JOHNSON Levels: 2-3During this 3-day jewelry workshop, everyone will learn how to infuse metal, plants, and gemstones in glass to create their own cabochons. Students will make what they set and create a setting for what they make! The class will develop di�erent approaches to incorporate these stone-like elements into pendants using traditional stone setting techniques. Demonstrations include prong, bezel, and tab settings. Experience using a jeweler’s saw and some use of the torch are necessary. Although most materials are provided, please check registration for a complete list. Thursday – Saturday, 9:30 am – 4:30 pm Session 5: May 18th – 20 Tuition: $360 Lab Fee: $35


Fused Glass AIMEE SHULZ Levels: 1-2Interested in learning how to make fused glass art? This class is for the complete beginner or student looking to explore intermediate skills such as slumping, relief fusing, and using inclusions. Cutting techniques, shop safety, cold working with various apparatus, and glass characteristics will be explored to create one-of-a-kind pieces of artwork, including functional glass pieces and jewelry. The Armory’s various sized kilns allows for the production of larger scale works.Tuesdays, 4:30 – 7:30 pm Tuesdays, 4:30 – 7:30 pmSession 5: April 25th – June 13th Session 6: June 20th – Aug 8th Tuition: $344 | Lab Fee: $52 Tuition: $331 | Lab Fee: $48 (no class 7/4)


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Colored Pencil Basics MICHAEL LAS CASAS Levels: AllColor pencil drawing is hidden in the background of the other mediums, but can be created to rival even the best of oil paintings in color and detail. This course will start with the basics of color pencils. A basic knowledge of drawing is recommended. We will cover the di�erent types of pencils, pencil brands, papers, other media you can incorporate, tools, and techniques. Students will create their own beautiful artwork.

Mondays, 6:30 – 8:30 pm Mondays, 6:30 – 8:30 pm Session 5: April 24th – June 12th Session 6: June 19th – Aug 7th Tuition: $196 Tuition: $224 (no class 5/29)

DRAWINGC O R E C L A S S E S

INTRODUCTORY

Drawing for Beginning Students MICHAEL LAS CASAS Level: 1-2This class focuses on the basics of drawing lines, shapes, shades, perspectives, and proportions. Students will use materials such as charcoal, pen, and pencils while learning each medium’s unique qualities to make 2D shapes appear 3D. This class is the foundation for all other visual art media because, as Michael Las Casas says, “Your paintings are only as good as your drawings.”

Tuesdays, 6:30 – 8:30 pm Tuesdays, 6:30 – 8:30 pmSession 5: April 25th–June 13th``Session 6: June 20th – August 8th Tuition: $224 Tuition: $196 (no class 7/4)

INTRO to INTERMEDIATEDrawing for Intermediate Students MICHAEL LAS CASAS Levels: 1-2 Move beyond the basics of drawing in this intermediate level class. Students will use simple materials such as charcoal, pen, and pencils while learning about composition, positive and negative space, light on dark, and value. Wednesdays, 6:30 – 8:30 pm Wednesdays, 6:30 – 8:30 pm Session 5: April 26th – June 14th Session 6: June 21st – Aug 9th Tuition: $224 Tuition: $224

INTERMEDIATE to ADVANCEDNEW Advanced Drawing in Mixed Media NUNÉ ASATRYAN Levels: 2-3Learn the essential importance of drawing while gaining new skills and techniques. Starting with classical drawing basics, the class will build upon their creative ideas using pencil, charcoal in sepia and monochromatic color schemes. Elements of mixed media will be incorporated into the class such as watercolor washes, collage, and stenciling. An emphasis will be placed on the use of techniques to achieve a quality composition. Tuesdays, 9:30 – 12:30 pm Tuesdays, 9:30 – 12:30 pmSession 5: April 25th – June 13th Session 6: June 20th – Aug 8th


COMPLEMENTARY CLASSESNEW! A Survey of Art HistoryTERRYL LAWRENCE, Guest Lecturer

Through this lecture course, students will explore art, architecture, and design—from the stunning creations of the Ancients to the artistic innovations of our times. Emphasis will be placed on the stories behind the works, the lives of the artists, and the techniques employed to achieve their masterpieces. Each class is enriched with images, facts, films, and anecdotes to create a visual journey into the topics discussed.

The full course is covered in the two sessions (in two parts)Part One: Ancient Egypt to the Renaissance. Part Two: The Renaissance to current

Post-Modern period.It is recommended but not required to register for the two parts. Wed, 6:30 – 8:30 pm Wed, 6:30 – 8:30 pmSession 5: Session 6: April 26th – June 14th – Part 1 June 21st – Aug 9th – Part 2 Tuition: $160 Tuition: $160

TERRYL LAWRENCE, ED.D., has a doctoral degree in art from Columbia University and has had many exhibitions of her paintings and photographs in New York. She wrote the preface to Chaim Potok's Artist in Exile and has taught photography and art in New York's public schools, C.W. Post College and SUNY Empire State College. Dr. Lawrence currently teaches art history, photography, and drawing at Florida Atlantic University and at Digital Media Arts College. She is an NEH Fellow in the Humanities.

PAINTINGINTRODUCTORY


Intro To Oil Painting: Developing a Painter’s Eye TINA KRAFT Levels: 1-2This fundamental course in oil painting focuses on the handling of materials along with concepts such as the properties of color, tone, temperature, and drawing with the paint. There will be an emphasis on developing the painter’s eye. Thursdays, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Session 5: April 27th – June 15th Tuition: $344

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Introduction to Portrait Painting PAT CROWLEY Level: 1-2 Learn to draw and paint a portrait working from both printed references and a live model. In the beginning of the course, students will study and draw the anatomy of the face and unlock the secrets of creating a good likeness. Students will learn how to better incorporate color into their paintings, develop a basic flesh palette, and explore painting techniques in alla prima and imprimatur using both oils and water-based paints on paper and canvas.Session 5: Fridays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm April 28th – June 16th

Tuition: $344 | Model Fee: $96 Thursdays, 6:30 – 8:30 pm April 27th – June 15th Tuition: $224 | Model Fee: $64Introduction to Painting: Painting the Figure & Portraits in Character SPENCE TOWNSEND Levels: 1-2This class expands the study of figure and portrait painting into fantasy. Students will learn to develop characterization in figurative painting while experimenting with allegory, anthropomorphism, exaggeration, and caricature. Painting self-portraits and live models from observation will be part of the study, along with a focus on perspective and composition, to create fantastical scenes and narratives. Wednesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 26th – June 14th

Tuition: $344 | Model Fee: $48

Introduction to Mixed MediaNUNÉ ASATRYAN Level: 1 – 2Learning to work with watercolor and mixed media creates an excellent foundation to develop painting skills. Students will learn how to use watercolor, pastels, colored pencils, and ink to develop their skills. The class will also explore multimedia techniques, such as collage, stamping, and stenciling. Participants will learn watercolor basics and how to approach the subject matter of their choice.Tuesday, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Tuesday, 1:30 am – 4:30 pm Session 5: April 25th – June 13th Session 6: June 20th – August 6th

Tuition: $344 Tuition: $301 - (no class 7/4)

Introduction to Acrylic Painting: The Magic of Painting Florals in Acrylic and Watercolor JIM RIGG Level: 1-2 This class is a fun introduction to painting florals with acrylics and watercolors. Class begins with a slide presentation and demonstration of a step-by-step approach along with instruction on using templates of di�erent flower types. Students will select their own personal color palette, work on drawing and composition, and create a dynamic image of their own.

4 weeks | 7 weeks |Tuesdays, 6:30 – 8:30 pm Tuesdays, 6:30 – 8:30 pmSession 5: May 23rd – June 13th Session 6: June 20th – August 8th

Tuition: $172 Tuition: $301 (no class 7/4)


INTERMEDIATE to ADVANCEDAdvanced Painting NUNÉ ASATRYAN Levels: 3-4This course is a studio style workshop for independently working artists who want professional feedback on a weekly basis. Emphasis will be on developing a personal approach and distinctive style in painting through discussions of contemporary art and current happenings in the art world. Students should bring ideas of what they want to paint and the best approach will be discussed.

Wed, 6:00 – 9:00 pm Wed, 6:00 – 9:00 pmSession 5: April 26th – June 14th Session 6: June 21st – Aug 9th


COMPLEMENTARY CLASSESThe Art of Chinese Brush Painting SUSAN WILDERS Levels: AllLearn the basic elements of Chinese brush painting and the master stroke techniques such as flower, bird, and landscape. Students can experiment with lines and elaborate styles on Chinese paper and silk. 4 weeks | Tuesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 25th – May 16th | Tuition: $172

Creative Watercolor CAROL Z. BRODY Levels: AllWith the exploration of new wet-on-wet approaches to watercolor, this course strengthens students’ proficiencies in techniques such as negative glazing with a wash-away technique, charging colors, credit card texturing, masking and lifting, and using the rigger. Expressive color and strong composition will be emphasized. Demos and critiques included.Fridays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 28th – June 16th Tuition: $344

Cutting Edge Painting: Mixed Media & Acrylic CLARENCE “SKIP” MEASELLE Levels: AllIn this course there will be weekly contemporary acrylic painting with short demonstrations that will include airbrush painting, photocopy transfers, and hard edge painting. Emphasis is placed on individualized instruction, suggestions, and critiques for each student. Students are encouraged to embrace spontaneity, risk taking, and new combinations. Mondays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 24 – June 12 (no class 5/29) Tuition: $301

Exploring Acrylics VICKI SIEGEL Levels: 2-3Explore using acrylic paint in a creative atmosphere by learning to mix color, wet-on-wet, wet-on-dry, glazing, layering, texturizing, skins, and image transfers. 4 weeks |Tuesdays, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Session 5: April 25th – May 16th Tuition:$172

Contemporary Painting SAM PERRY Levels: 2-3Students will explore abstract issues in contemporary painting, critical concepts of contemporary art, and other techniques. Personal expression is encouraged. Appropriate for all media. Tuesday, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Tuesday, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 25th – June 13th Session 6: June 20th – August 6th

Tuition: $386 Tuition: $338 - (no class 7/4)Thursday, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Thursday, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 27th – June 15th Session 6: June 22nd – Aug 10th

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Introduction to Digital Photography BARRY SCHEIN Level: 1This class is an introductory, hands-on workshop where students will learn the basics of photography and get to know and understand both point and shoot as well as digital SLR cameras. Students will learn about composition, depth of field, exposure, and the e�ective use of lenses. Hands-on camera photo walks will o�er opportunities to practice and experiment with what has been discussed. Students will come away with a good understanding of photography, how a camera works, and how to get the most desirable pictures. Bring a camera and manuals, a charged battery, and a memory card. Friday and Saturday, 9:30 am – 4:30 pmSession 5: April 7th – April 8th Session 6: Aug 11th – Aug 12th


PHOTOGRAPHY & DIGITAL MEDIA

NEW! PHOTOGRAPHY SALON

Your VacationTuesday, May 16th | 6:00 – 8:00 pm Armory Art Center LibraryA $10 donation is accepted at the door.

BARRY SCHEIN So you’re going on vacation. Of course you will want to take great pictures that will capture your memories forever. It is easier than you think! Spend an evening looking at photos with photographer Barry Schein and discuss some simple, terrific tips for getting amazing, memorable pictures.


An Exploration of Digital Art ANNA TORLEN Level: 1In this beginner’s course students will learn how to navigate the digital workspace with its tools to create various methods of coloring, shading, and highlighting. Using apps like Procreate and Adobe Photoshop CC, students will scan and manipulate their images to create collages. Students must have: iPad or laptop with a minimum of 16 GB, a stylus, and Adobe Photoshop CC and/or the Procreate App for iPad users.

Wednesdays, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm7 weeks | Session 6: June 28 – August 9 Tuition: $196

Photographing Your Art! BARRY SCHEIN Level: 1Students will learn the basic techniques for creating high quality photographs of artwork for exhibitions, personal portfolios, school, and much more. Students will learn camera settings, controlling lighting, and creating a set-up to photograph 2D, 3D, and small objects.

Saturday, 9:30 am – 4:30 pmSession 5: April 22nd Session 6: July 15th


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NEW! Introduction to Weaving PAMELA PALMA, Guest Instructor Levels: AllLearn simple weaving techniques using portable looms in just one day. This workshop will demystify the process so students can easily create their own artistic cloth. Students will learn how to dress a simple rigid heddle loom, and then will relax and get into the rhythm. Be bold by adding color with stripes and texture with easy, fun patterns such as lace, loops, and knots. Take home a delightful pillow front, wall panel, or table runner. No experience necessary, all levels welcome. Equipment, instructions, and materials are provided.Friday, 9:30 am – 4:30 pm Saturday, 9:30 am – 4:30 pm Session 5: April 28th Session 6: Aug 5th

Tuition: $120 | Lab Fee: $35 Tuition: $120 | Lab Fee: $35

W O R K S H O P S Basket Weaving with Natural Florida Materials MARY CATELLO Levels: AllThis workshop will introduce various natural and commercial products that can be used to create the student’s own basket. Some basic weaving techniques will be demonstrated and each student will be encouraged to create a unique shape. Using either natural or unnatural embellishments, each basket can be enhanced and customized. Saturdays, 9:30 am - 12:30 pm Session 5: April 29th Tuition: $120 | Materials Fee: $20

NEW! Paper Jewelry, Wearable Art MARY CATELLO Levels: AllLearn both basic and advanced techniques to create painted paper jewelry. Each student will design and paint their projects. The class will cover various styles of earrings, bracelets, necklaces, and a broach. Demonstrations and critiques will be o�ered on painting with textures, assemblage of multiple layers of paper, and the molding and finishing of each item along with basic use of jewelry tools.Saturdays, 9:30 am - 4:30 pm Session 5: May 13th Tuition: $120 | Materials Fee: $20

PRINTMAKING & FIBERS

NEW! Round Robin: Experimenting in Various Printmaking Techniques Levels: All MARK COHEN, RON GARRETT, JOHN CUTRONE, SPENCE TOWNSEND This is a great opportunity to experience our wonderful printmaking facilities and instructors. Every two weeks students will be able to work in a range of media with di�erent instructors who are experts in their craft. If students enjoy this sample of classes, please note that four and eight-week classes will be available for each technique in the fall/winter catalog. All levels are welcome.Wednesdays, 6:00 – 8:00 pm

Session 5: MARK COHEN JOHN CUTRONEApril 26th, May 3rd May 24th, May 31st

RON GARRETT— Etching SPENCE TOWNSEND May 10th, May 17th Screenprinting June 7th, June 14th

Tuition: $224 | Lab Fee: $40

P R I N T M A K I N G

Layers of FUN: Screen Printing and Painting in ONE! SPENCE TOWNSEND, Artist-in-Residence Levels: AllStudents will learn to incorporate screen printing techniques into acrylic painting by experimenting with layering painterly and printed images. Primarily working on panel and paper, participants will learn the basics of screen printing and design. Some of the techniques students will use are creating patterns, drawing with India ink on film, collaging with film, and doing reductive printing. Tuesday, 6:00 – 9:00 pm Session 5: April 26th – June 14th | Tuition: $344 | Lab Fee: $40

Printmaking in the 21st Century: A Non-Toxic Approach MARK COHEN Levels: AllThis course will teach how to transfer your drawings, paintings, photocopies, or computer images onto a Solarplate™ and print with water based inks. The process will keep students experimenting and discovering new ways to create, integrate, layer, and color prints. Printed e�ects are equivalent to hard ground, soft ground, aquatint, photogravure, marks of traditional lithography, and relief prints. This wonderfully flexible, direct method is environmentally friendly. Most of the supplies are provided; additional cost for Solarplates to be discussed in class. . Most of the supplies are provided; additional cost for Solarplates to be discussed in class.Fridays, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Fridays, 1:30 – 4:30 pmSession 5: April 28th – June 16th Session 6: June 23rd – Aug 11th Tuition: $344 | Lab Fee: $40 Tuition: $344 | Lab Fee: $40 W O R K S H O PTraditional Etching Techniques RON GARRETT Levels: AllJoin this one-day class devoted to traditional etching techniques and learn about the extended history of the medium and the great artists who used it. Students will etch directly onto a metal’s surface.Saturday, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Session 5: April 29th Tuition: $120 | Lab fee: $12

Below: Mark Cohen giving a printmaking demonstration to a full studio in February's Lunch & Learn.



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SCULPTURE.

Students must wear closed toe shoes in the sculpture department

INTRODUCTORY


Introduction to Portrait Sculpture SANDRA LEVINE Level: 1-2 Students will learn the basics of sculpting a bust of the human figure. This class will explore basic techniques in building a hollow clay form, working off an armature, and understanding the anatomy of a figure. Students will work from a model, images, and a skeletal model. Participants will leave with an understanding of body proportions and anatomy, preparing them for the next level in sculpting the human portrait. 4 weeks | Thursdays, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Session 5: April 27th – May 18th

Tuition: $172 | Model Fee: $48

Introduction to Welding for Artists ANDY DENTON Level: 1-2 For anybody wanting to learn to weld, here is your chance! This course will teach basic metal working techniques while guiding the students through building a hollow three-dimensional form. Building a hollow body is a basic part of welding and metal fabrication. Students will start with a cube and will then try more complex forms with instructor support. Safety and a zest for metal sculpture are the only requirements. Some additional materials may be required. 4 weeks | Thursdays, 6:00 – 9:00 pm Session 5: April 27th – May 18th

Tuition: $172 | Lab fee: $12

Introduction to Clay Sculpture Level: 1-2 TRISTYN BUSTAMANTE, Department DirectorStudents interested in making sculptures will learn a variety of techniques in working with clay. Processes covered will include pinching clay, coiling, and slab building methods. Additional discussion of design, material, and alternative processes for clay sculpture will aid students in understanding the variety of creative options accessible to students in the Armory’s sculpture studio. Wednesdays, 6:00 – 9:00 pm Session 5: April 26th – June 14th Session 6: June 21st – Aug 9th Tuition: $344 | Lab fee: $24 Tuition: $344 | Lab fee: $24


Animal and Figurative Characters in Clay CHAD STEVE Levels: 2-3Students will create figurative sculptures while learning a variety of hand-building techniques in clay construction. Fun ideas and strategies will be discussed to enhance the form. Poses and facial features that bring figures to life will be explored. This is an opportunity for students to make their figurative sculptures say something more. 4 weeks |Tuesdays, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Session 5: April 25th – May 16th Tuition: $172 | Lab fee: $12

Intermediate Welding for Artists ANDY DENTON Levels: 2-3 For anybody wanting to advance their skills in welding, here is your opportunity! This course will teach advanced metal working techniques in welding and fabrication and will expand on the use of various types of equipment for metal work. Students will be guided through building a sculpture of their design with instructor assistance and advice. Basic knowledge in welding, safety and a zest for metal sculpture are the only prerequisites. Materials provided are based on availability.4 weeks |Tuesdays, 6:00 - 9:00 pm Session 5: April 25th – May 16th

Tuition: $172 | Lab fee: $12

INTERMEDIATE to ADVANCED

Independent Study in Sculpture TRISTYN BUSTAMANTE, Department Director Levels: 3-4 Artists will have the opportunity to work freely in sculpture with individualized assistance on ideas, problem solving, and design. Students are encouraged to come with project ideas, prior knowledge of their chosen material, and inspiration for one-on-one consultation on design, concept and some techniques. The Armory provides a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere for students to pursue those projects they have wanted to work on in a supportive and well-equipped space. Mondays, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Mondays, 1:30 – 4:30 pmSession 5: April 24th – June 12th Session 6: June 19th – Aug 7th Tuition: $301 | Lab fee: $24 Tuition: $344 | Lab fee: $24(no class 5/29)

Independent Study: Stone Carving GERSON RAPOPORT Levels: 3-4This is an ongoing class for sculptors who are experienced in the concept and process of carving stone. The instructor is available for critique and overview assistance. It is recommended that stone be purchased through the sculpture department at our discounted rate. Some tools and equipment are provided. Tuesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 25th – June 13th


Advanced Portrait Sculpture SANDRA LEVINE Levels: 3-4 Students in this class can expand on their understanding of sculpting a bust of the human figure. Techniques in building more complex clay forms will be discussed while lessons in understanding both mood and anatomy of a portrait will enhance each piece. Students will work from a model, images, and a skeletal model to produce a one of a kind portrait. This course is based on traditional life modeling in which students will learn to convey personality, character, and mood of a figure through lessons in human anatomy and body proportions.4 weeks | Thursday 1:30 - 4:30 pm Session 6: June 22nd – July 13th Tuition: $172 | Model Fee: $48

COMPLEMENTARY CLASSESW O R K S H O P SBlacksmithing Workshop SHAUN WILLIAMS Levels: AllThis course will teach the basics of the ancient art of blacksmithing including safety, equipment, ferrous metal alloys, and basic metallurgy. Students will learn five of the fundamental forging techniques used by all blacksmiths: cutting, drawing a taper, bending, scrolling, and twisting hot steel. Students will be guided in making a finished blacksmithing project. Men and women can learn to hammer with precision and purpose.1-day Workshop | Saturday, 11:00 am – 5:00 pmSession 5: June 3rd Tuition: $120 | Lab fee: $10

NEW! Mold Making and Slip Casting Workshop ANDY DENTON / TRISTYN BUSTAMANTE, Department Director Levels: All This 2-part, 6-hour workshop will take students through the basics of making a plaster mold of a favorite object and casting the mold with clay slip and/or plaster. Students will go home with a basic understanding of the materials and the process. A final cast object will be fired for pick up at a later date and molds can be taken home for use over and over again. 2-days | 2-days | Monday, 6:00 - 9:00 pm Saturday, 10:00 - 1:00 pm Session 5: May 15th & 22nd Session 6: July 15th & July 22nd

Tuition: $120 | Lab Fee: $10 Tuition: $120 | Lab Fee: $10

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Gas Welding Workshop – Tackling the Torch ANDY DENTON Levels: AllThis one-day workshop will take students through the basics of oxygen and acetylene welding. The class will start with safety precautions and maintenance, tools and parts, and the welding process. Various torch tips and tools will be utilized and students will end up with a simple metal form to take home along with a new skill set in welding. 1-day Workshop | Saturday, 10:00 am – 4:00 pmSession 5: May 20th

Tuition: $120 | Lab Fee: $10Expressions of the Figure in Clay Series ROSARIO ALBORTA Levels: AllThis 2-part, 6-hour workshop takes students through the process of learning to sculpt quickly and expressively in clay. Discussions of how to tell a story through gesture and symbolism will aid in producing pieces with life and drama. The benefit of textures, movement, and pose in a figurative clay piece will be explored. Students must hollow out clay sculptures prior to firing and can request advice from the instructor or studio director in the hollowing and finishing process. 2-days | Tuesdays, 6:00 - 9:00 pm Tuesdays, 6:00 - 9:00 pmSession 5: April 25th & May 2nd Session 6: June 20th & June 27th Tuition: $120 | Model Fee: $24 Tuition: $120 | Model Fee: $24

GRADES K-2 GRADES K-5

Clay Construction JENI LICATAIn each session students will create new and exciting hand-built projects. Students will learn about greenware and bisqueware and will also create functional and nonfunctional pieces using coils, slabs, pinch pots, extrusions, and various decorative techniques. Parents are welcome to join their children in the fun, paying the same rate as their child. 7 weeks |Wednesdays, 4:30 – 6:00 pm Session 5: April 26th – May 31st Tuition: $114 | Lab Fee: $21

Thursdays, 4:30 – 6:00 pm Session 5: April 27th – June 1st


Saturdays, 10:00 – 11:30 am Session 5: April 29th – June 10th Tuition: $114 | Lab Fee: $21

Saturdays, 12:30 – 2:00 pm Session 5: April 29th – June 10th Tuition: $114 | Lab Fee: $21

1st Saturdays Workshop—Grades K-2 SANDRA GOVEROn the first Saturday of every month the Armory o�ers a special workshop just for kids! Children have fun learning various techniques in a variety of media and leave with a finished product at the end of each workshop. All materials are included in the tuition price.Saturday, 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Saturday, 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Session 5: May 6th, June 3rd Session 6: July 1st, August 5th Tuition: $20 Tuition: $20

YOUTH

Mix It Up! JULIA TOWNSENDIn this class students will discover a variety of materials to create two-dimensional and three-dimensional art work. Class projects will expose children to materials and art concepts that involve the elements and principles of design. Saturdays, 9:30 – 11:00 am Session 5: April 29th – June 17th Tuition: $130

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GRADES 3-5Visual Arts Enrichment 1 VISHAN SEENATHObservational and self expressive art in painting and drawing is the main focus of this class. There are exercises in the basic principals of visual art such as shapes, texture color, and the use of space on the page. Students will begin to develop a visual arts vocabulary and become more keen to their surroundings and color relationships. The class is exploratory and fun while mentoring discipline and completing projects.Saturdays, 9:30 – 11:00 am Saturdays, 9:30 – 11:00 amSession 5: April 29th – June 17th Session 6: June 24th – Aug 12th Tuition: $114 (no class 5/27) Tuition: $132

Visual Arts Enrichment IIVISHAN SEENATHThis course will explore a diverse approach to still life, landscape, self-portraits, and figure drawing by learning new techniques in a mixed media approach. Artwork completed in class will be portfolio ready.Saturdays, 12:30 – 2:30 pm Saturdays, 12:30 – 2:30 pmSession 5: April 29th – June 17th Session 6: June 24th – Aug 12th Tuition: $154 | Model Fee: $24 Tuition: $176 | Model Fee: $24 (no class May 27th)

TEENSSCULPTURE:Introduction to Welding in the Arts ANTON PASTUSZAKStudents will learn to cut designs from sheet metal and how to assemble the parts through guided instruction of welding techniques. Cutouts can be used as wall decorations or combined with other elements to assemble multimedia artworks. Students will learn to work with a range of welding equipment and associated metal working tools. The course will begin with instruction on proper use of tools and safety and end with production of a final art piece that students can take home. Some materials required.4 weeks |Saturdays, 9:30 – 11:30 am Session 5: April 29th – May 20th Tuition: $88 | Lab fee: $12

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JEWELRY

Interested in making your own jewelry? During these one-day workshops taught by professional jewelers, you will learn valuable skills in a safe, creative, and fun metalsmithing studio! All necessary tools will be available for use in the studio. Raw materials needed will be included in the lab fee. Closed toe shoes are required.

Stone Setting MARIA TRITICODuring this beginner level one-day workshop you will learn how to solder and file to set a cabochon stone. Each student will make at least one pendant.Tuesday, 9:30 am – 4:30 pm Session 5: June 13th Tuition: $65 | Lab Fee: $20

Rings and ChainsMARIA TRITICOLearn how to solder, form, file, sand, and patina! By the end of the day each teen will make their own sterling silver ring and a chain necklace.Monday, 9:30 am – 4:30 pm Session 6: July 24th Tuition: $65 | Lab Fee: $20Thursday, 9:30 am – 4:30 pm Session 6: July 27th Tuition: $65 | Lab Fee: $20

EarringsMARIA TRITICOThis workshop will show you how to solder, use a jewelry saw, file, sand, and patina. Each teen will make at least one pair of handmade earrings.Tuesday, 9:30 am – 4:30 pm Session 5: Aug 8th Tuition: $65 | Lab Fee: $20

Hammered Copper and Brass Cu� Bracelets ALICIA JANE BOSWELLIn this fun and furious one-day workshop you will learn to make beautiful copper or brass cu� bracelets for yourself or as a gift! This course will explore basic or beginning level jewelry and metalsmithing techniques with emphasis placed on technical/design problems & choosing the right tools for the job. Simple forming and surface embellishment through hammering, texture, color, and final finishing processes will be covered.Tuesday, 9:30 am – 4:30 pm Session 5: May 2nd, 30th Session 6: August 1st

Tuition: $65 each | Lab Fee: $20 Tuition: $65 | Lab Fee: $20

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Summer Art Experience at the Armory

Jump Start: Students 6-7 years old Adventures in Art: Students 8-11 years old

The Armory provides a positive and nurturing learning environment for young artists. Weekly themes are dynamic and fun and enriched in art processes:• Degas to Da Vinci —The Human Figure and Portrait• Art with a POW!—Superhero Stories• Nature as Art and morePlease visit www.armoryart.org/youthartcamps to enroll your child.

Rockin Studio: Teens, 12-18 years old Classes are a creative exploration in art, craft, and design. We o�er a wide breadth of disciplines to choose from and our professional artist instructors guide classes. Weekly disciplines are :

• Ceramics• 3D printing• Digital animation• Painting & drawing• Printmaking and more.

Please visit visit www.armoryart.org/youthartcamps to enroll your teen.

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Most instructors in the Summer Art Experience at the Armory have a master's degree in art and/or education and have had a background check.

June 5th – August 4th

(no classes July 3rd – 7th)

Discover some of the latest developments in 3-D printing technology with our new printers!

When registering for this Summer Art Academy, receive a 10% discount toward any of the Summer Art Experience classes. See page 2 to learn about Summer Art Academy.

FACULTY BIOSDEBORAH ADORNATO is a studio potter with over 30 years of experience who has been an instructor at Roswell Clay West and in her own studio for over 20 years. Her education in ceramics includes the University of GA, GA State University, and Penland School. Deborah’s pots are wheel thrown and reflect her passion for craftsmanship and a love of surface design and texture. Her current works are fired in reduction and soda atmospheres and contain images relating to birds and migration.

ROSARIO ALBORTA studied art at the University of Comunicaciones y Artes, Brazil; Cornell University, and Florence Academy of Arts, Florence Italy. Afterwards she continued her studies with Bruno Luccchesi, and Paul Lucchesi in Pietrasanta, Italy. Her work is exhibited in numerous shows internationally and in USA.

NUNÉ ASATRYAN received her degree from the Academy of Fine Arts of Armenia and is an artist, art educator, and designer. She was born in Armenia and has become internationally known for her unusual artwork, conceptual designs, delicate murals, and bold statements as a painter, sculptor, and designer. Nuné exhibits her work at prestigious galleries, museums, and private collections internationally.

ROBERT BARRA studied at the Rhode Island School of Design and the Art Students League. He is an elected member of Allied Artists of America. He is listed in the Who’s Who in American Art and has won many awards including The Windsor and Newton Award of Excellence. His work has appeared in the New York Times, Gourmet, and the New Yorker. He has exhibited at the Butler Institute of American Art, the National Art Club, and the Salmagundi Art Club of New York.

CINDY BARTOSEK is a fiber artist with a passion for photography. She has studied and exhibited photography for 20 years. Her photos serve as inspiration for her tapestry and weaving. Cindy graduated from FSU with a BF in Home Economics and a M.S. in Nutrition.

MICHAEL BLAIR has an MFA in ceramics from University of GA and has worked as a studio potter and teacher for 10 years. From 1980-84 he was the head of the ceramics department at the Evanston Art Center in IL. He was one of the first artists-in-residence at the PBC School of the Arts and worked for 13 years as property master at Florida Stage.

ALICIA JANE BOSWELL, 2016-2017 Armory Artist-in-Residence, received her MFA in artisanry—metalsmithing/jewelry from the University of MA. Dartmouth and a BFA in functional design at Murray State University in KY. She has attained positions of visiting professor, sabbatical replacement, adjunct faculty, studio assistant/technician, artist-in-residence, and visiting workshop instructor at arts/crafts education centers around the US and internationally.

CAROL BRODY has taught classes, workshops, and demonstrations and has served as a show juror since 1987. Her award-winning paintings have been published in numerous books and magazines. Carol’s works have been included in over 120 national juried shows, most recently in Shenzhen, China, and have earned her over 65 awards.

BONNIE BRUNER is a multi-media artist and photographer. Her art education began at Miami-Dade State College where she was a professor’s assistant to Duane Hanson. She studied photography at UF. She has a BFA and MAE from FAU. Bonnie has received grants from the Florida Art Education Association, Florida Humanities, and PACE. Bonnie has exhibited her artwork at galleries locally and nationally.

BILL BUCHANAN has a BFA from University of Montevallo and a Master’s in art education from FIU. He is a retired National Board Certified teacher and a 10-year teaching alumni of Bak Middle School. Bill is a practicing studio artist who works in various media including fired clay, photography, assemblage, and painting.

ANTHONY BURKS is an Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale graduate who works in a variety of media forms. He has won numerous awards and has exhibited his work at many local venues including the PBC Cultural Council. Anthony has worked with regional organizations including The Urban League and the Center for Creative Education.

TRISTYN BUSTAMANTE, received an MFA from Arizona State University and a BFA from Northern Arizona University. Tristyn taught at the college level at ASU, NAU, and Coconino Community College. She also worked in the nonprofit arts sector as a departmental assistant and scholarship chair. Tristyn’s abstract sculptures have been exhibited locally, regionally, nationally, and internationally. She is the Director of Sculpture, Painting/Drawing, and Fibers at the Armory.

MARY CATELLO is a basket weaver who has studied with master artists, learning di¤erent mediums and techniques although she rarely makes anything that resembles a basket. In 2015 her piece Zen II was shown in St. Paul and the Fruitlands Museum at Harvard.

TALIA CERVETTI received her BFA in painting, drawing, and textiles from California College of the Arts. She is a graduate of Bak Middle School and Dreyfoos High School of the Arts and has exhibited her work throughout the San Francisco Bay Area and South Florida.

MARK COHEN is a graphic designer, teacher, painter, and printmaker. His subject matter uses contemporary and past iconic figures from all walks of life. Most of his paintings are large scale, monochromatic works. His works study issues of anti-Semitism, genocide, and bigotry. Mark’s work reminds viewers that we should do everything possible to promote understanding toward all people.

PAT CROWLEY was an award-winning political cartoonist and artist director at The Palm Beach Post for three decades and a founding sta¤ member of The Hill newspaper in Washington D.C. His cartoons and illustrations were distributed nationally by the San Diego-based Copley News Service and appeared in hundreds of newspapers and magazines nationwide including the New York Times Week In Review. He has illustrated ten books.

JOHN CUTRONE is a writer, letterpress printer, and book artist based in Lake Worth where he is proprietor of Convivio Bookworks. He is the author of the Convivio Book of Days Blog and the Director of the Ja¤e Center for Book Arts at FAU. He earned an MFA in book arts program at the University of AL

ANDY DENTON, 2016-2017 Armory Artist-in-Residence, earned his BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and an MFA from East Carolina University. He is a figurative sculptor whose processes involve casting and welding metal to ceramics and pottery. Denton managed the summer studios at Interlochen Center for the Arts in MI and was an adjunct instructor at Pitt Community College in NC. Many cities across the Southeast and Midwest exhibit Andy's outdoor sculptures. He has twice been awarded the Regional Artist Project Grant for Pitt County.

MARY ELLEN DOHRS has a degree in industrial design from the Pratt Institute. She has worked in styling for General Motors and done other product design in Detroit. She has extensive experience teaching figurative sculpture, specializing in action figure sculpture.

LISSEN ELLINGTON is the director of theatre at Santaluces High School. She is a graduate of Dreyfoos School of the Arts. Lissen is active in the South Florida theatre community focusing on improv and musical theatre.

MARK FETTERLY is the Director of the Boynton Beach HS Theatre Academy. He is a former Bak MSOA theatre teacher and judge with 13 years of proven results helping middle and high school students acquire acceptance to both Bak MSOA and Dreyfoos School of the Arts.

ADRIANA FICARELLI, born and raised in Brazil, has worked as a set designer assistant and set decorator in the television industry. Since 2011 she has been actively studying, teaching, and participating in exhibitions at the Armory.

RON GARRETT is an artist, printmaker, and educator with an MFA in printmaking from Kent State University, and a BFA from Guilford College, Greensboro, NC. He studied at Ringling College of Art and Design in Sarasota, FL, and is the founder of Raga Press, a fine art printmaking atelier in Boca Raton, Florida. He has exhibited in numerous shows over the last 30 years and was a visiting artist in Bangalore, India, where he curated a touring international exhibition of American printmakers.

ISABEL GOUVEIA graduated as an Industrial Designer from the Fundação Armando Alvares Penteado, a prestigious art school in São Paulo, and has an MFA in Visual Arts from FAU. She was born and raised in Brazil and currently lives and works in Lake Worth, FL. Isabel has received merit scholarships, grants, and awards.

SANDRA GOVER has a BFA from Universidad National of Rosario, Argentina, and has twenty years of education experience. Sandra has exhibited her works in many shows both nationally and internationally.

JONATHAN GREENE earned a BFA from Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University. He worked as a cruise ship photographer, photographer’s assistant, production coordinator, and commercial photographer. Jonathan has produced editorial work, music photography, and advertising images that have been published in national magazines. Jonathan has also participated in art shows and led workshops for professional photographers.

GUSTAVO HOEFS began his career in 1981 working as a hobbyist at his Lake Worth home. He has studied at craft schools in Penland, NC, Atlanta, GA, and worked as a bench jeweler in Black Mountain, NC. He worked for jeweler and lapidary artist Mark Abbott in Columbus, OH. In 2005, Gustavo opened Beechwold Custom Jewelry, an exclusively custom bridal jewelry shop.

JAMIE JARVIS has lived in Palm Beach Gardens since 1959. He gained an appreciation for gems while living in western North Carolina in the 1980’s. Jamie has extensive knowledge of gems and minerals with over 35 years of lapidary and jewelry arts experience.

LISA JOHNSON, Department Director, graduated from Indiana University in Bloomington with an MFA in metalsmithing and jewelry design and also has a BFA from Miami University. Her artwork exhibits traditional methods found in metalsmithing and jewelry for which she has been awarded several residencies and exhibitions nationally and internationally. Lisa is currently the Director of the Jewelry and Metalsmithing, Printmaking, and Photography at the Armory.

LEORA KLAYMER-STEWART has a BFA and an MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She was born in Jerusalem and worked in the artist’s village of Ein Hod, Israel, on a travel fellowship from the Art Institute of Chicago. She taught at Tyler School of Art where she established a Graduate Program in Fiber Arts. She set up the Llama Studios for Architectural Textile Art and began teaching courses in the fiber arts. She is a resident of Palm Beach where she has set up a studio and continues to develop her artwork.

TINA KRAFT received an MFA in 2012 from the NY Studio School and studied under the British painter/teacher Graham Nickson. Kraft lives in South FL where she finds inspiration from the light, air, and rhythms of the landscape. She has exhibited her work in NY, CA, and FL.

MICHAEL LAS CASAS studied fine arts at the University of WI, Baraboo, and is a member of the Color Pencil Society of America and Florida Plein Aire Artists Association. He is experienced in watercolors, oils, pastels, screen-printing, graphic design, graphite, and color pencil. He was the art director for Palm Beach Funwear screen-printed apparel, Flipcity Graphix, and is the art editor for a local government agency.

JASON LeVAN graduated with honors from West Chester University of Pennsylvania, earning a BFA in studio arts and a minor in art history. Jason has worked as a glassblower, glass instructor, and studio technician. As an instructor, he has taught at Hot Soup Glass in Philadelphia, PA, and East Falls Glassworks in Glenn Echo, MD. In addition to completing assistantships and apprenticeships with master glass artists, Jason produced crystal glasses and stemware for Simon Pearce Glass. He currently continues his studio practices in glass and works for The Norton Museum of Art as an art handler.

SANDRA LEVINE has been living and sculpting in New York City and West Palm Beach for the past forty years. She studied with Leonid Lehrman at the Sculpture Center and with Paul Lucchese in Pietrasanta, Italy. Sandy has been in group and one-woman shows and galleries including The Cortile Gallery, The National Arts Club, and the Lincoln Center. She has won prizes and her work is in numerous private collections.

JENI LICATA is a ceramics artist who has a BS degree in psychology from UCF. She has worked at Sandy Pines Residential Treatment Center, a children’s mental health hospital in FL. When working with children, she keeps her lessons fun, engaging, and educational.

ANITA LOVITT has a degree with top honors in Illustration from University of the Arts. Her award-winning work includes paintings, children’s books, greeting cards, surface designs, and graphic design. Anita has done numerous public and private art commissions.

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CRAIG MCINNIS is the President of Art Synergy, Art Director for The Event Group, Creative Director for Fright Nights at the South Florida Fairgrounds, and Theme Set Designer for the South Florida Fair. Craig is a freelance artist with a career balancing commercial and fine arts. His artistic background includes painting on numerous surfaces, illustrating, producing graphic design, creating storyboard art and props for motion pictures, apprenticing as a tattoo artist, and working behind the scenes at art shows.

CLARENCE “SKIP” MEASELLE, who has taught at the Armory since its inception in 1986, has been featured in over 100 gallery and museum exhibitions, competitions, group shows, and solo shows throughout the US. He is best known for his work in photorealism and abstract illusionism.

NZINGAH ONIWOSAN, whose pieces have been featured in the Hu¬ngton Post, on NBC, and Essence magazine, is an award winning visual artist, classically trained pianist, published poet, dancer, and jewelry designer. In 2008 she extended her work into the area of jewelry design. She specializes in metal clay and has an Art Clay Certification.

ANTON PASTUSZAK earned his BA in communication from Lynn University where he was first recognized for his recycled metal sculptures. After graduation he made a commissioned piece for President Bill Clinton. He taught middle and high school math and coached track and field for 12 years. Anton currently works as a lead ironworker and welding instructor at a trade school. He uses di¤erent materials and processes, from small nails to large scrap I-beams and from TIG welding to acetylene torch.

SAM PERRY has an MFA from FAU and is a recipient of the South Florida Cultural Consortium’s Visual Artists Fellowship. He teaches as an Adjunct Professor of Studio Arts at PBA University, and he has work in the collections of Art in Public Places at PB International Airport and the Norton Museum of Art.

GERSON RAPOPORT earned an MFA from City College, City University of NY. Gerson has over 37 years of teaching experience in sculpture, ceramics, crafts, and foundry work. He has produced commissions in private collections, synagogues, and public buildings.

JIM RIGG graduated with a BFA from Wichita State University and was employed as a graphic designer for Kansas State University. Jim has been a painting instructor and demonstrator at workshops, art exhibits, art fairs, and presentations before art organizations. He was the former President of the Kansas Watercolor Society.

BARRY SCHEIN, a recipient of an Emmy award for his work at NBC TV in New York and an Eastman Kodak Professional Photographers award, is a commercial photographer and educator whose works are in many private collections. He has worked for Fortune 500 companies and their advertising agencies. Both Nikon and the international journal of visual communications, Graphis, have recognized his work.

AIMEE SCHULZ is a second generation glass artist, working primarily in fused glass. She learned techniques from her father, various workshops, and by completing an apprenticeship at Vetrate Artistiche Toscane in Siena, Italy, where she focused on creating stained, painted, and fused glass works. She is inspired by the intrinsic beauty of the natural world, aiming to show the uniqueness and

autonomy of each living creature. Her work can be found in private collections in the United States and Europe. She has exhibited pieces in several galleries in South Florida.

VISHAN SEENATH is a graduate of Dreyfoos School of the Arts and earned a BA in studio art at FSU. He attended West Dean College, in the UK, to earn a MFA in painting and drawing from the University of Sussex. Vishan is an arts educator in Palm Beach County.

BETH SLOAT received her BFA in Graphic Design from CO State University and worked as a bio-medical graphic artist. She has been a long-term student and teacher at the Armory and since 2001 has exhibited at numerous public venues and art galleries with work in private collections. She teaches fundamentals of art to young children.

RONALD SHAW received his BA from UCF. He began working at Rare Earth Gallery, making custom order pieces and small pottery pieces. During his residency with Cup Creek Foundation he helped build their anagama wood kiln. He teaches raku and wheel throwing and experiments with di¤erent forms and alternative firing methods. Ron had an apprenticeship with Justin Lambert at Live Oak Pottery in Jupiter where they focused on wood and soda firing.

VICKI SIEGEL has a BFA from the University of IL and has been an art director and creative director in advertising in Milan, Chicago, and South FL. She is a Golden Artist Educator, a member of the N.A.W.A., and a contemporary artist whose mixed media paintings, photography, and sculpture explore the connection between memory and reality.

ROXENE SLOATE holds a BA in art history from Smith College and has studied at the Kansas City Art Institute and the New York Art Students League. She has worked with Graham Nickson, Philip Pearlstein, and Timothy Hawksworthy. Roxene has exhibited in solo and group shows in NYC and FL.

CHRISTOPHER STAPLES holds a BFA magna cum laude from Hartford Art School, University of Hartford, and is a trained SoulCollage® Facilitator. She is an award-winning mixed media artist who has been teaching workshops for over a decade. Staples combines words, images, and marks in her abstract works. She has a passion for bringing fresh, rich, creative experiences to people of all levels of artistic ability. She opens and pushes the boundaries for creativity she believes is inherent in each of us. www.christopherstaples.com.

CHAD R. STEVE, 2016-2017 Armory Artist-in-Residence, received his BFA from the University of Wisconsin-Stout and received his MFA from University of Hawaii at Manoa where he also worked as an adjunct professor and a lab technician. Steve instructed at a variety of institutions such as Hawaii Potter’s Guild, Honolulu Art Museum, Montana University, and Western Montana University. Steve was chosen to continue for his second year as an Artist-in-Residence at the Armory.

NANCY TART earned her BS in studio art from Skidmore College and her MAE from the Rhode Island School of Design. She paints outdoors at many locations around Palm Beach County and over the past several summers she has enjoyed painting in Maine. Nancy has shown her work at The Society of the Four Arts, the Boca Raton Museum of Art, the Cornell Museum, and the Armory Art Center.

ANNA TORLEN is an artist, educator, and techie. She received a BA in studio art at The College of Santa Fe and an MFA in media, technology, and entertainment at FAU. She has worked on Raspberry Pi projects at her college and at Hacklab in Boynton Beach, FL. She has contributed to the Adafruit Community Corner blog. She is currently working at Palm Beach State College as a Multimedia Adjunct Professor.

JULIA TOWNSEND received her BFA with an emphasis in art education from the University of Southern Mississippi in 2010. Using jewelry as her medium, Townsend’s provocative and eye-catching beadwork emphasize ideas of attachment and transformation in person relationships. Townsend also enjoys painting and creating sculptural works.

SPENCE TOWNSEND, 2016-2017 Artist in Residence, earned his BFA in painting and drawing from the University of Southern Mississippi, and his MFA in painting and drawing from the University of Georgia. He works primarily with oil painting and screen printing and also explores the possibilities between art, music, and animation. He taught painting and drawing courses at the University of Georgia. Townsend has been featured in group and solo exhibitions in the South East of US. He has won numerous awards and grants.

MARIA TRITICO was born and raised outside of Houston, Texas. She received her BFA in Photography and Studio Art with an emphasis in Metals from Texas State University in 2012 and graduated from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago with a Masters of Art in Art Therapy in 2015. Maria works predominately in jewelry and sculpture, using alternative stone setting techniques and multiples to create scale and volume within a single piece. Since 2008, Maria has exhibited in local and national art shows.

JOANNE URBAN has formal training in film and the wet darkroom. She creates simple, structured images of the often-overlooked things in the world using in-camera images with her digital cameras and camera-less images with her flatbed scanner. Her work, produced on cotton rag papers with archival pigment inks, reflects her attention to detail, form, and tone. Joanne o¤ers custom printing, retouching, and restoration and teaches the camera-less, scanner-as-camera technique, Photoshop for photographers, and how to create master prints.

MARK WALNOCK, Department Director at the Armory, has a BFA with honors in ceramics from the University of the Arts in PA. He has worked as an instructor and studio manager for various arts organizations including the Penland School of Crafts, Thompson Park Craft Center, Burlington County Community College, and Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts and Sciences in NJ. He has exhibited his work nationwide and at invitational shows in London and Japan.

SUSAN WILDERS has a BA from Palm Beach Atlantic University and has studied Chinese brush painting and Japanese sumi-e from two of the country’s foremost masters. She has been painting in the styles of the Edo Period and the more contemporary Lingnan School for over 20 years. Susan has taught throughout PBC and given lectures and demonstrations for the Norton Museum of Art. Her work has been in shows throughout Florida and at the Charles Summer Museum in Washington, D.C.

SHAUN WILLIAMS is a blacksmith who has been practicing the metal arts since 1982. Over the last thirty years Shaun has had extensive experience with the various processes of creating forms from metal and other mediums. Since 2014 Shaun has been the Southeast Region Coordinator of the Florida Artist Blacksmith Association and has made it his principal mission to educate the public about the art of blacksmithing.

BETTY WILSON began her creative life in the early ‘80’s painting Picasso and Matisse-inspired clothing for her own line called “Made Ugly by Me!” She wanted to create the media she worked upon so she later learned to work in clay. She then took workshops from masters of ceramics, fused glass, and encaustic wax. Betty’s work has been shown in juried art shows, galleries, and in public places. Betty said, “I love the exciting interplay of light and color that comes from the clay, glass, or wax.” She is the owner of the Craft Gallery in West Palm Beach.

YING ZHOU is a ceramic artist who has exhibited at Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pewabic Art Gallery in Michigan, and the Toronto Art Exhibition. She has been a resident at the Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pewabic Pottery, and Red Logger Clay Art Center. She graduated in 1983 from Jingdezhen Ceramics Institute, China. Ying also specializes in Chinese painting and brush making.

GUEST FACULTY

TERRYL LAWRENCE, ED.D., has a doctoral degree in art from Columbia University and has had many exhibitions of her paintings and photographs in New York. She wrote the preface to Chaim Potok's Artist in Exile and has taught photography and art in New York's public schools, C.W. Post College and SUNY Empire State College. Dr. Lawrence currently teaches art history, photography, and drawing at Florida Atlantic University and at Digital Media Arts College. She is an NEH Fellow in the Humanities.

PAMELA PALMA is a weaver and professional fiber artist from Miami Beach, FL who grew up designing textiles, clothing, and accessories. For 30 years Pamela has advanced the techniques of hand weaving to an art form on simple and complex looms. Her studio, Pamela Palma Designs, is a hive of activity where she creates her own distinctive fiber art, teaches weaving, and sells her wares. Her work is widely exhibited in museums and galleries regionally, nationally, and internationally.

WAYNE WERNER is a third generation metalsmith from Baltimore. Specializing in cold forging precious metals, Werner has incorporated the traditional techniques of gold and platinum smithing with his artistic vision of paying homage to the fertility cults of the ancient world. Wayne has participated in over 250 high-end craft shows nationally and has received many awards for his work including the World Gold Council’s Gold Distinction Award and the JMSA Vision award for Mokume Gane. Werner is a former instructor at the Fuji Studio in Florence, Italy, and has taught over 100 workshops at universities and craft schools around the country.

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THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE AND ORGANIZATIONS HAVE PROVIDED FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR THE ARMORY ART CENTER OVER THE PAST 12 MONTHS.

For more information about contributions and membership to the Armory Inner Circle, please contact Dr. Tom Pearson, Executive Director. The Armory Art Center is a 501 ( c ) (3) not-for-profit organization. Qualified charitable donations are tax deductible as detailed under IRS regulations21

Gifts of $100,000 or morePalm Beach County Commission

Gifts of $50,000 - $99,999Mrs. Mary Hulitar

Mrs. Mary Montgomery

Gifts of $20,000 - $49,999Mr. Chester Luby

Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Morrison

PNC Wealth Management

Gifts of $10,000 - $19,999Mrs. Elaine Adler

Mrs. Marie Adler-Kravecas

Mr. and Mrs. Doug Brown

Mrs. Susan Lovejoy

Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Morrison

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Silpe

Mr. Tim Sotos

Mr. Ken Elias and Mr. David Veselsky

Ms. Jan Willinger and Mr. Bob Spiegel

Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999Anonymous Donor

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Baum

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Butler

Mr. Orlando Chiang

Mr. and Mrs. R. Hunter Cushing

Ms. Suzi Edwards

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Falk

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Goldblum

Ms. Jacquelyn Grimm

Henry Kimelman Family Foundation

Ms. Alexandra Herz

Ms. Vickie Johnston

Mr. Je¤ Koons

Mr. Chester Luby

Mrs. Lillian Miotto

Mr. Robert Wechsler

Ms. Stephanie Wrightsman

Mrs. Susan Zuckert

Gifts of $500 - $999Mrs. Laura Anthony

Mr. and Mrs. David Ball

Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Bernstein

Dr. Elizabeth Bowden

Mrs. Mary Bryant McCourt

Ms. Antje Farber

Mr. Bruce Fischman

Ms. Kathryn Fox

Ms. Catherine Frantzis

Ms. Mia Glickman

Mr. Gerald Goldmith

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gottlieb

Mr. Richard Grossman

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Halpert

Mr. Jonathan Fernans and Ms. Ruth

Hartman

Mrs. Cynthia Hochman

JTK Foundation

Mr. Mel Kafton

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Katz

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Katz

Ms. Beatty Kramer

Ms. Chao Li

Mrs. Leigh Lombardi

Dr. and Mrs. John Merey

Mr. and Mrs. William Meyer

Mr. David Miller

Mrs. Wilma Mooney

Ms. Jill Morris

Ms. Jane Napier

Ms. Mary Ourisman

Ms. Robyn Reardon

Mr. Ed Ricci

Dr. and Mrs. Louis Rogow

Gifts of $1,000 - $4,999Mr. Myron Adler

Ms. Geri Camarda

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cherner

First Republic Bank

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gewirz

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Giu¤rida

Mr. Joseph A. Goldblum

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Haft

Mr. and Mrs. Torrence Harder

Mrs. Jeanne Kanders

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Katz

Mr. and Mrs. John Kessler

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kramer

Dr. and Mrs. Jaime Lambrecht

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lane

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lichtenberg

Ms. Susan Lloyd

Ms. Margaret Long

Ms. Donna Long

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mason

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Masterman

Mr. David Moscow

Ms. Susan Nernberg

PJ Callahan Foundation, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Porten

Ms. Barbara Prine

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rabb

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schoe¤er

Mrs. Sally Siegel

Mr. and Mrs. William Soter

Mr. Robert Spiegel

Mr. and Mrs. Dom Telesco

The Gould-Shenfeld Family

Foundation

Mr. Brinkley Thorne

Ms. Sarah Trulaske

Mrs. Linda Rossbach

Ms. Sharon Semenza

Ms. Jane Shalam

Ms. Pamela Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stiller

Mr. Michael Tyler

Ms. Tamara Watkins

Mrs. Shelby Werner

Mrs. Susan Zuckert

Gifts of $100 - $499Mrs. Carolyn Alper

Ms. Kathleen Assaf

Mr. Robert Barra

Mrs. Carol Berliant

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bierley

Ms. Betty Birnant

Ms. Ellen Boland

Ms. Joan Brams

Ms. Naomi Brest

Mr. Chris Callahan

Mrs. Beverly Cardo

Ms. Jeannie Cavallo

Ms. Sunni Cretella

Ms. Sharon Culf-Gorman

Ms. Samantha Curry

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph de Melo

Ms. Mildred Diack-Chilton

Ms. Margaret Donnelley

Ms. Patricia Duncan

Mr. and Mrs. James Else

ExxonMobil Foundation Matching

Gift Programs

Mrs. Elizabeth Fekkai

Ms. Lisa Franklin

Ms. Catherine Frantzis

Ms. Jennifer Garrigues

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gates

Ms. Susan Gibson

Ms. Amy Goldberg

Mrs. Arlette Gordon

Mrs. Carolyn Grace

Sara Gri¤en

Ms. Virginia Gri¬n

Ms. JJ Grodensky

Mr. and Mrs. James Gubelmann

Ms. Rebecca Hallissy

Mr. E. Byron Hensley

Ms. Cynthia Hoyt

Mr. Norman Jacobs

Ms. Jocelyn Javits

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kadis

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kane

Mr. Marvin Kleeger

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Klein

Mr. Wyatt Koch

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Koenig

Mr. Robert Lagna

Ms. Sandy Levine

Ms. Adriana Luchechko

Mr. and Mrs. George Malek

Mr. Allen Medina and Mr. Harold

Mortimer

Ms. Xiomi Murray

Mrs. Pamela Acheson Myers

Ms. Denise Nieman

Ms. Carol Ni¤enegger

Mrs. Susan Nolen

Palm Beach Kennel Club

Mr. Roby Penn IV

Ms. Jane Pflug

Ms. Patricia Raber

Ms. Kenlynne Rini

Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Roe

Mrs. Colleen Rogers

Mrs. Carole Ruhlman

Mrs. Frances Shelton

Ms. Vicki Siegel

Ms. Gloria Slass

Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Small

Ms. Kirsten Smith

Ms. Cecilia Sommers

Mr. Lawrence Sosnow

Mrs. Bradley Jean Van Hoek

Mr. Zachery von Gonten

Ms. Pamela Walker

Mr. Kenneth Walker

Mrs. Norma Wasserman

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Weisberg

Mr. and Mrs. Art Wolpert

Mr. and Mrs. James Woolems

Mr. Henry Wulsin

Thank You to Our Sponsors

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LIABILITYThe Armory will not assume liability for injuries that occur within the subject area where the student is enrolled. Upon registration for any course, the student assumes all reasonable liability from injuries related to the scope of the coursework being taught and releases the Armory Art Center from any liability claims related to any injuries and/or accidents that may occur. The student can be assured that every reasonable safety precaution is taken by the center. The Armory Art Center is not responsible for any artwork or personal items lost or stolen in the classrooms or lockers.

MEMBERSHIPMembers help to support the Armory. Only about half of the cost to run the art school comes from tuition and lab fees with the remainder of our budget needs coming in from contributions, grants, and fundraising events. We hope you will support the Armory by becoming a member and will enjoy the many benefits. See the member benefit program on www.armoryart.org to see which level is best for you and your family.

REFUNDSA non-refundable registration fee equal to 10% of the course tuition is included in each course registration, excluding one day workshops and Pop-up Workshops. Students who withdraw from a course at least five (5) working days prior to the start of that course are eligible to receive a full tuition refund minus the registration fee. Students who withdraw from their course less than five (5) working days before the start of that course or once the course has started are not eligible for a refund. No refunds will be issued due to a student’s failure to attend class.

CANCELLED OR MISSED COURSESThere are no make-up classes due to student illness, travel, or other reasons that are not the responsibility of the Armory Art Center. Students enrolled in courses which are cancelled by the Armory due to lack of enrollment or instructor illness will receive a full refund. Every e�ort will be made to notify students at least 24 hours before the first class. The Armory reserves the right to substitute instructors for any of its classes at any time.

TRANSFERS In order to maintain the quality of instruction the transfer and proration policies have been changed. Students wishing to transfer from one course to another in the same session may do so prior to the second meeting of the course and only if space is available in class. If you do not attend a class, the Armory must still pay the teacher; therefore, classes paid for but not attended are not eligible for transfer or refund.

DISCOUNTSPalm Beach County teachers receive a 25% discount on classes with proof of school ID. Youth (ages 14 - 18) receive a 25% discount on tuition for adult classes.

MULTIPLE COURSE DISCOUNT:A multiple course discount cannot be combined with any other discount. This discount only applies to 4 and 8 week classes. This discount does not apply when classes are pro-rated. • Adult students will receive a 20% discount on the tuition of

additional courses (of equal of lesser value, exclusive of studio time, lab fees, model fees, or cost of materials purchased at the Armory) in the same session for the same student.

• Parents of Summer Art Experience students receive 10% o� adult classes during Sessions 5 & 6 only.

• Students registering for Summer Art Academy will receive a 10% discount toward any Summer Art Experience class.

• South Florida Basket and Fiber Arts Guild members get 20% o� classes. Not applicable for Pop-Up Workshops.

• Ceramics League of Palm Beach County members get 20% o� Master Artists Workshops.

PHOTOGRAPHYThe Armory Art Center reserves the right to photograph classes and events for use in marketing and public relations e�orts onbehalf of the Armory.

ADDITIONAL STUDENT OPEN STUDIO TIMEOpen studio time is available to students enrolled in an eight week course and within the department in which they are enrolled (e.g. ceramics studio is available to ceramics students). Studio time is purchased in 4 or 8 week increments; please refer to the current catalog for current rates. The hours of open studio time are specific to each department and monitor availability. Please see posted hours in each department area. Check for pricing on page 3.

YOUTH CLASSES, CAMPS, AND WORKSHOPSRegistrants in any youth class must meet the age requirements specified in the class description. Parents wishing to withdraw their child from Summer Art Academy, Summer Art Experience, Winter, and/or Spring Break Workshops may do so at least 1 week prior to the start of their week and receive a full refund minus a 10% registration fee per child per week. No refunds will be given after that period.

YOUTH SCHOLARSHIPSTuition assistance is available to qualifying youth students, based on their financial need. Assistance may be given to the same student only after 12 months of their last class at the Armory. The membership fee is not included. Visit: http://www.armoryart.org/scholarship for more details and to download the application. Parents, please send to [email protected]: • completed registration form • copies of all required and current documentation • options of two di�erent classes for your child Review of application requires 10 business days.

SCHOOL POLICIESThe Armory Art Center is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization. The following policies and measures are in place so we can continue to pursue our mission to inspire the creation and experience of art. Tuition fees cover only about half of the art school’s operating costs. The remainder of our budget is raised through grants, fundraisers, and donations, thereby subsidizing student tuition. When registering for any class at the Armory Art Center, students acknowledge the understanding of and agree to the policies listed below.

We o©er a 20% discount o� any adult class to high school or college students and Palm Beach County teachers. Lab or material fees are excluded.

DISCOUNT

NON-PROFITORGANIZATIONU.S. POSTAGE P A I DWEST PALM BEACH, FLPERMIT NO. 738

OFFICERSDavid VeselskyPresident

Linda SilpeChair

Nancy Albano LambrechtVice President

Marie Adler-KravecasSecretary

Robert WechslerTreasurer

MEMBERS AT LARGEMary Montgomery Carlos Morrison

BOARD OF DIRECTORSRuth BaumAnn BrownOrlando ChiangSusan CushingSimone GoldblumJe� KoonsChester LubyJan Willinger

EMERITUSMuriel KaplanZelda MasonJames Swope

SESSION SCHEDULE

Session 5: April 24 – June 17, 2017

Session 6: June 19 – August 12, 2017

Session 1: August 21 – October 28, 2017

Session 2: October 30 – December 23, 2017

Session 3: January 8 – March 3, 2018

Session 4: March 5 – April 28, 2018

Session 5: April 30 – June 23, 2018

Session 6: June 25 – August 18, 2018

Copyright Armory Art Center 2017

HOURSR E G I S T R A T O NMonday – Thursday: 8:30 am – 9:00 pmFriday: 8:30 am – 5:00 pmSaturday: 9:00 am – 4:00 pmSunday: ClosedOnline registration: 24/7 on www.armoryart.org

G A L L E RYMonday – Friday: 9:00 am – 5:00 pmSaturday: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm

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STAFFDr. Tom Pearson

Executive Director

Robert Kendall, CPAChief Financial O�cer

Ellen VaughanChief Development O�cer

Liza NilesChief of Education and Exhibitions

Jeanne MartinDirector of Communications and Marketing

Garrett LovettDirector of Operations

Tristyn BustamanteDirector of Sculpture, Drawing/Painting,

and Fiber

Lisa JohnsonDirector of Jewelry/Metalsmithing, and

Printmaking/Photography

Mark WalnockDirector of Ceramics and Glass

Carolyn LichtenbergRegistrar

Eric StraubMarketing Associate/Registrar

Jose OrozcoFacilities

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