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According to art historian Judith Stein, Grandma Moses was "practical at heart, turning to painting in her seventies after working with worsted wools for embroidered compositions", which risked being eaten by moths. She painted mostly scenes of rural life. Others have noted that she abandoned a career in embroidery because of arthritis . Grandma Moses told reporters that she turned to painting in order to create the postman's Christmas gift, seeing as it "was easier to make [a painting] than to bake a cake over a hot stove." [1] Stein notes that "her sense of accomplishment in her painting was rooted in her ability to make 'something from nothing', as Lucy Lippard defined the aesthetics of women's 'hobby art' in 1978." Stein considers Moses' quilting work, for which she transformed cloth scraps into useful and beautiful objects, akin to hobby art. Her early style is less individual and more realistic (also known as primitive art), despite her lack of knowledge of (or perhaps rejection of) basic perspective . She did not develop her immediately recognizable signature folk style until later. Many of her early paintings in the realist style were given to family members as thank-you gifts after her visits. She was a prolific painter, generating over 1600 canvasses in 3 decades. Before her fame, she would charge $2 for a small painting and $3 for a large. Her winter paintings are reminiscent of some of the known winter paintings of Pieter Bruegel , the Elder, such as The Hunters in the Snow and Winter Landscape with a Bird Trap . In 1938 a New York engineer and art collector, Louis J. Caldor, who was driving through Hoosick Falls , saw some of her paintings displayed in a drug store window. They were priced from $3 to $5, depending on size. He bought them all, drove to the artist's home at Eagle Bridge and bought ten others she had there. The next year, three Grandma Moses paintings were included in "Contemporary Unknown American Painters" at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. She did not remain unknown for long. Her first solo exhibition, "What a Farm Wife Painted", opened October 1940 at Otto Kallir's New York City gallery Galerie St. Etienne , followed by a meet-and-greet with the artist and an exhibition of 50 paintings at Gimbel's Department Store November 15, followed by a third solo show in as many months, at the Whyte Gallery, Washington, D.C. "Gimbels had supplemented Moses' art display with a table beneath the paintings spread [with] samples of Grandma's culinary talents—homebaked bread, rolls and cake, plus some of the preserves which won her prizes at the county fair." [1] This brought her to the attention of collectors all over the world, and her paintings became highly sought after. After her death, large traveling exhibitions circulated throughout Europe and Japan , where her work was particularly well received. The Bennington Museum in Bennington, Vermont, holds the largest public collection of Moses' paintings in the country, as well as "Yarn paintings", art supplies, and the 18th century tilt-top table Moses painted with rustic scenes and used as her easel. Her paintings were soon reproduced on Christmas cards, tiles and fabrics in America and abroad. In 1946 her painting The Old Checkered Inn in Summer was featured in the background of a national advertising campaign for the young women's lip gloss Primitive Red by Du Barry cosmetics. President Harry S. Truman presented her with the Women's National Press Club trophy Award for outstanding accomplishment in art in 1949, and in 1951 she appeared on See It Now , a television program hosted by Edward R. Murrow . The "See It Now" segment on Grandma Moses, presently available on DVD in "The Edward R. Murrow Collection", unfortunately contains but one-third of the actual 25- minute produced interview. In 1952 she published her autobiography and titled it Grandma Moses: My Life's History. On her 100th birthday in 1960, New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller proclaimed the day "Grandma Moses Day" in her honor. In November 2006, her work Sugaring Off (1943), became her highest selling work at US $1.2 million. The work was a clear example of the simple rural scenes she became known for. [6 401 7th Avenue S.W. Moultrie, GA 31768 (229)985-1922 fax: (229)890-6746 www.colquittcountyarts.com
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According to art historian Judith Stein Grandma Moses was practical at heart turning to painting in her
seventies after working with worsted wools for embroidered compositions which risked being eaten by
moths She painted mostly scenes of rural life Others have noted that she abandoned a career in
embroidery because of arthritis Grandma Moses told reporters that she turned to painting in order to create
the postmans Christmas gift seeing as it was easier to make [a painting] than to bake a cake over a hot
stove[1]
Stein notes that her sense of accomplishment in her painting was rooted in her ability to make
something from nothing as Lucy Lippard defined the aesthetics of womens hobby art in 1978 Stein
considers Moses quilting work for which she transformed cloth scraps into useful and beautiful objects
akin to hobby art
Her early style is less individual and more realistic (also known as primitive art) despite her lack of
knowledge of (or perhaps rejection of) basic perspective She did not develop her immediately
recognizable signature folk style until later Many of her early paintings in the realist style were given to
family members as thank-you gifts after her visits She was a prolific painter generating over 1600
canvasses in 3 decades Before her fame she would charge $2 for a small painting and $3 for a large Her
winter paintings are reminiscent of some of the known winter paintings of Pieter Bruegel the Elder such as
The Hunters in the Snow and Winter Landscape with a Bird Trap
In 1938 a New York engineer and art collector Louis J Caldor who was driving through Hoosick Falls
saw some of her paintings displayed in a drug store window They were priced from $3 to $5 depending on
size He bought them all drove to the artists home at Eagle Bridge and bought ten others she had there
The next year three Grandma Moses paintings were included in Contemporary Unknown American
Painters at the Museum of Modern Art in New York She did not remain unknown for long Her first solo
exhibition What a Farm Wife Painted opened October 1940 at Otto Kallirs New York City gallery
Galerie St Etienne followed by a meet-and-greet with the artist and an exhibition of 50 paintings at
Gimbels Department Store November 15 followed by a third solo show in as many months at the Whyte
Gallery Washington DC Gimbels had supplemented Moses art display with a table beneath the
paintings spread [with] samples of Grandmas culinary talentsmdashhomebaked bread rolls and cake plus
some of the preserves which won her prizes at the county fair[1]
This brought her to the attention of
collectors all over the world and her paintings became highly sought after After her death large traveling
exhibitions circulated throughout Europe and Japan where her work was particularly well received
The Bennington Museum in Bennington Vermont holds the largest public collection of Moses paintings
in the country as well as Yarn paintings art supplies and the 18th century tilt-top table Moses painted
with rustic scenes and used as her easel Her paintings were soon reproduced on Christmas cards tiles and
fabrics in America and abroad In 1946 her painting The Old Checkered Inn in Summer was featured in the
background of a national advertising campaign for the young womens lip gloss Primitive Red by Du Barry
cosmetics President Harry S Truman presented her with the Womens National Press Club trophy Award
for outstanding accomplishment in art in 1949 and in 1951 she appeared on See It Now a television
program hosted by Edward R Murrow The See It Now segment on Grandma Moses presently available
on DVD in The Edward R Murrow Collection unfortunately contains but one-third of the actual 25-
minute produced interview In 1952 she published her autobiography and titled it Grandma Moses My
Lifes History
On her 100th birthday in 1960 New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller proclaimed the day Grandma
Moses Day in her honor
In November 2006 her work Sugaring Off (1943) became her highest selling work at US $12 million The
work was a clear example of the simple rural scenes she became known for[6
401 7th Avenue SW Moultrie GA 31768
(229)985-1922 fax (229)890-6746 wwwcolquittcountyartscom
Hall Gallery
Mosaic Artist Angela Tillman
ldquoBohemian Roots Mosaicsrdquo
January 19 - April 20 Angela Tillman is a Moultrie native and still resides in Colquitt County A
self-taught mosaic tile artist since 2005 inspiration for her pieces include
nature animals and music
Have Your Next Event at The Arts Center
Weddings Receptions Class Reunions Birthday Parties
or Any Special Occasions
Watercolor Workshop $250 September 13-15 2013 (Friday - Sunday) 9am - 4pm
Visit her website at wwwanneabgottcom
To learn more about Anne and to see her videos other paintings and read
testimonials about her work Contact Harvie Ann at ha1946livecom or call
229-890-6546 or the Arts Center
At 229-985-1922 For more info
Memories of Maxine Watercolor by Anne Abgott 了解中國(Learn Chinese)
Beginnerrsquos Chinese Language $50 per month
Instructor name Ling So born amp raised in Hong Kong
Learn how to write read listen and speak Chinese in fun and interactive environment
Maybe a little about the Chinese culture food and morehellip $50month plus
$8 supply fee(one time)
Mondays 400 - 445 or Mondays 500 - 545
Senior Art Class wKaren Sasine
$25month includes supplies and instruction
Tuesdays from 1030 - 1200
Come out and enjoy learning how to paint with acrylics with a great group of adults The
artwork being turned out from this class is just fabulous
AdultTeen Drawing wShovar Tuesdays
630 - 730pm
$40$10 supply
Adult Painting wShovar Thursdays
1100am - 200pm
$50
Studio Time Now Available in Big Art Studio
Monday night$50 per month
Inquire in the office
Splash of Color
Beginning Watercolor Instructor Harvie Ann Cox
Thursdays 330 - 500 pm
$50 a month Come and enjoy beginning watercolor with other budding watercolor artists
You will furnish your own supplies
Dance Theater wMrs Lovedy amp Katie Gaston
All Classes are on Mondays
3 amp 4 yrs helliphellip400 - 430 Ballet amp Creative Movement
5 amp 6 yrshelliphelliphelliphellip430 - 515 Ballet amp Tap
7-9 yrshelliphelliphelliphelliphellip515 - 600 Ballet Tap amp Jazz
10 amp Uphelliphelliphelliphellip600 - 645 Ballet Tap amp Jazz
Class fee is $55 per month for 45 min lesson
$45 per month for 30 min lesson
CostumeRecital Fee - $60 payable to Dance Theater
Supplies needed Pink or black leotard Pink footed tights
Pink ballet shoes Black tap shoes amp a Dance Bag
(Please label all supplies with your dancerrsquos name)
Honors Choir wBeth Miller Wednesdays
400pm - 500pm $50 per month
Grades 3rd - 5th
HIP HOP MOB DANCE CLASS Instructor Lennie Flowers
Thursday 400 - 500
Ages 10 amp up $50month
Learn the technique of hip hop with popular hip hop music Class will go out into the
community and do Flash Mob Fun exciting and great exercise
Private Classes PIANO
Piano $50month
Ken Collier (2nd grade amp up)
229-985-1495
Jimmy Norris(4th grade amp up)
404-580-9247
Michael Ryce -229-891-0338
Piano $75month
Ponda McKinney -229-589-1925
Drums
Michael Ryce $50month
229-891-0338
Voice
Jimmy Norris 404-580-9247 Michael Ryce 229-891-0338
Violin Viola Cello amp Bass
Regular session $50
Advanced session $75
Lorianna Weathers amp Beth Miller
Tues amp Thurs
229-921-0727
Yoga wPonda $75 Call 229-589-1925
GUITAR amp FLUTE
Katie Gaston 229-413-3190
Be inspired Be creative Immerse yourself in the wonderful world of art and
explore everything from painting to sculpting to drawing Youll have fun
developing your own unique artistic style and creating your own
fantastic works of art
Something different each month
Examples
October - Create a face mask using paper mache paint and other mediums
November - Thanksgiving related art plus beginning of creating Christmas
Gifts made with white clay December - Finish clay sculpture pieces wclay paint and firing
ADVENTURES IN ART WLIN
Thursdays from 530 - 630
Cost $50month Supply fee $30 quarterly
Ages 6 to 10 ages
Kidrsquos Mixed Media Art Classes wKathy Nelson Kids will create wonderful keepsake pieces of artwork
while learning to draw paint sculpt using clay and papermaching
Mondays
400 - 500 Grades K-2
500 - 600 Grades 3rd -5th
Tuesdays
500 - 600 Middle School amp up
Class fee is $40month Plus $25 supply fee (supplies usually last a few months so the supply fee is not paid every month)
BIRTHDAYS
AT THE ARTS CENTER We offer a variety of parties $15 per child
Pottery PartyArt Party (requires $50 firing fee also)
Scavenger Hunt Party
Puppet PartyDress Up Tea Party
Cooking PartyRock Star Party
ARTS CENTER THEATRE
Beauty and The Beast JR Performance Dates
Thursday April 25th
Friday April 26th
7 PM
Saturday April 27th
amp Sunday April 28th
2 PM
Following Saturdayrsquos Matinee there will be a Be
Our Guest event which will include tasty treats with
the character and a photo opportunity with
characters as well Cost is $5 person and space will
be limited
DIXIE SWIM CLUB Auditions Thursday May 16
th
Show Dates July 26-28
THE STORY Five Southern women whose friendships began many
years ago on their college swim team set aside a long weekend
every August to recharge those relationships Free from husbands
kids and jobs they meet at the same beach cottage on North
Carolinarsquos Outer Banks to catch up laugh and meddle in each
otherrsquos lives THE DIXIE SWIM CLUB focuses on four of those
weekends and spans a period of thirty-three years Sheree the
spunky team captain desperately tries to maintain her organized
and ldquoperfectrdquo life and continues to be the grouprsquos leader Dinah the
wisecracking overachiever is a career dynamo But her victories in
the courtroom are in stark contrast to the frustrations of her personal
life Lexie pampered and outspoken is determined to hold on to her
looks and youth as long as possible She enjoys being marriedmdash
over and over and over again The self-deprecating and acerbic
Vernadette acutely aware of the dark cloud that hovers over her
life has decided to just give in and embrace the chaos And sweet
eager-to-please Jeri Neal experiences a late entry into motherhood
that takes them all by surprise As their lives unfold and the years
pass these women increasingly rely on one another through advice
and raucous repartee to get through the challenges (men sex
marriage parenting divorce aging) that life flings at them And
when fate throws a wrench into one of their lives in the second act
these friends proving the enduring power of ldquoteamworkrdquo rally
rsquoround their own with the strength and love that takes this comedy
in a poignant and surprising direction THE DIXIE SWIM CLUB is
the story of these five unforgettable womenmdasha hilarious and
touching comedy about friendships that last foreverhellip
Class Description Friday April 19 2013
Private Cocktail Reception 700 pm
Lecture with Artist John Fawcett
Visit with the Collectors
And Seth Hopkins
Director of the Booth Western Art Museum in Cartersville
Georgia
Saturday April 20 2013
900 am ndash300 pm
In this full day workshop
the artist will discuss the major components of a good
painting in both watercolor and oil In the morning he will
take an in depth look at composition values color edges
and do a live demonstration
The students will begin working on
their own using a photograph of a horse
provided by the artist or
from a photograph of their own
There will be time for one on one
discussion questions and answers
Workshop Fee $85
for the two events
Limited to 15 students
Watercolor
Reception Lecture amp Workshop
April 19 - 20th 2013
Western Artist
John Fawcett
ldquoSalt and Pepperrdquo Watercolor
John Fawcett
received his doctorate as a
veterinarian at Iowa Sate University He
worked with small animal and equine
veterinarians before he opened his own
practice He was always interested in
art but had never considered it for a
career In 1996 he sold his practice to
paint full time and pursue his dream of
being an artist
Fawcett started out painting mainly in
watercolor but has introduced oils to
his repertoire
ldquoIt depends on the subject matter
and what medium I feel like
painting with at the time There is a
certain softness and fluidness with
watercolors while oils provide rich
colors and textures and a
buttery feelingrdquo
Since taking the leap of faith to
become an artist he has been invited to
participate in some of the most
prestigious Western Art Shows in the
country and is represented by top
galleries He has been featured in Art of the West
Western Horseman
Cowboys and Indians
The Equine Image
Informart and
US Art magazines
He and his wife Elizabeth and their animals
live in Southern Pennsylvania
and Northern Colorado
Visit johnjohnfawcettstudiocom
Registration Form
Make a copy of this form
complete and send with your
payment to the
Colquitt County Arts Center
Artist John Fawcett
401 7th Ave SW
Moultrie Georgia 31768
Name
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
Address CityStateZip
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash Cell or home with area code
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
E-mail address
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
Payment _________________
Send By April 8 2013
Limit 15 students
Visit our website at
wwwcolquittcountyartscom
229-985-1922
Supply List
2 sheets of heavy
watercolor paper
(prefer 300 lb)
Board or surface to mount
paper with tape or staples
Various size
watercolor brushes
Watercolor Paints
alizarin crimson
cadmium red
cadmium yellow
yellow ochre
burnt umber
ultramarine blue
cerulean blue cobalt blue
white gouache
Water Vessel
Notebook A syllabus will be provided
Please bring $5 to cover lunch
expenses Thank you
Community Outreach Progams by the Colquitt County Arts Center
The Colquitt County arts Center reaches throughout the community through local and state grants to
teach visual performing and arts therapy to many organizations
The Program for Exceptional Children is designed to provide Yoga for the special student to learn to
focus and control their daily lives Ponda McKinney certified in ldquoYoga for the Special Childrdquo and
assistant Sabrina Roberts teach this amazing discipline in 155 classes at the schools in Colquitt County
The program is funded by the Program for Exceptional Children and the Moultrie Service League
The Prevention program is a reward project for Colquitt County High School students that are in the
Achievement Program Instructor Kathy Nelson works in the visual arts weekly with these students
Joining Kathy this winter is Lydia Tyler to do a ldquoSay No to Alcoholrdquo Campaign for teens created by the
students This program is funded by Family Connections Collaborative and the Georgia Department of
Behavioral Health and Development ldquoHearts for Familiesrdquo
The 21st Century program included curriculum based instruction in the visual arts Kathy Nelson
teaches a weekly class for grades 1-5 at the Friendship Alliance Church The program is funded through
a grant from the YMCA
The Moultrie and Doerun Housing Authority provided sites and funding for summer camps arts
projects and weekly classes for youth and adults Instructors in the program are Ponda McKinney- arts
and crafts Michael Ryce-music and Kathy Nelson ndashpainting
The United Way makes it possible for performing and arts activities to be provided at the Arts Center
through summer camps theater senior adult painting and scholarship at the NW Youth Center in
music the Boys and Girls Club in art music and theater and at all the YMCA Primetime sites in art
Instructors include Kathy Nelson Lennie Flowers Michael Ryce Karen Sasine Lin Sheffield 6 guest
summer camp artist 12 youth assistants and art center instructors who teach group and private classes
Alcohol Prevention Media Campaign Achievement Center high school students are designing a countywide multi-media
campaign to raise awareness about the perils of underage drinking and alcohol abuse
Thanks to prevention funding from the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and
Development Disabilities awarded HEARTS for Families and the Colquitt County Family
Connection Collaborative on Children and Families the arts center is taking on the task of
instructing and guiding these at-risk students through the process of developing a media
campaign from concept and graphic arts design to digital production The advertisements
developed will be published in various media forms (including online ads over-the-road
banners billboards and print ads) this spring Plans are to display students original artwork
created for the campaign this spring as well Visual Arts Instructor Kathy Nelson and Arts
Center Curator Lydia Tyler are heading up creative instruction
Hall Gallery
Mosaic Artist Angela Tillman
ldquoBohemian Roots Mosaicsrdquo
January 19 - April 20 Angela Tillman is a Moultrie native and still resides in Colquitt County A
self-taught mosaic tile artist since 2005 inspiration for her pieces include
nature animals and music
Have Your Next Event at The Arts Center
Weddings Receptions Class Reunions Birthday Parties
or Any Special Occasions
Watercolor Workshop $250 September 13-15 2013 (Friday - Sunday) 9am - 4pm
Visit her website at wwwanneabgottcom
To learn more about Anne and to see her videos other paintings and read
testimonials about her work Contact Harvie Ann at ha1946livecom or call
229-890-6546 or the Arts Center
At 229-985-1922 For more info
Memories of Maxine Watercolor by Anne Abgott 了解中國(Learn Chinese)
Beginnerrsquos Chinese Language $50 per month
Instructor name Ling So born amp raised in Hong Kong
Learn how to write read listen and speak Chinese in fun and interactive environment
Maybe a little about the Chinese culture food and morehellip $50month plus
$8 supply fee(one time)
Mondays 400 - 445 or Mondays 500 - 545
Senior Art Class wKaren Sasine
$25month includes supplies and instruction
Tuesdays from 1030 - 1200
Come out and enjoy learning how to paint with acrylics with a great group of adults The
artwork being turned out from this class is just fabulous
AdultTeen Drawing wShovar Tuesdays
630 - 730pm
$40$10 supply
Adult Painting wShovar Thursdays
1100am - 200pm
$50
Studio Time Now Available in Big Art Studio
Monday night$50 per month
Inquire in the office
Splash of Color
Beginning Watercolor Instructor Harvie Ann Cox
Thursdays 330 - 500 pm
$50 a month Come and enjoy beginning watercolor with other budding watercolor artists
You will furnish your own supplies
Dance Theater wMrs Lovedy amp Katie Gaston
All Classes are on Mondays
3 amp 4 yrs helliphellip400 - 430 Ballet amp Creative Movement
5 amp 6 yrshelliphelliphelliphellip430 - 515 Ballet amp Tap
7-9 yrshelliphelliphelliphelliphellip515 - 600 Ballet Tap amp Jazz
10 amp Uphelliphelliphelliphellip600 - 645 Ballet Tap amp Jazz
Class fee is $55 per month for 45 min lesson
$45 per month for 30 min lesson
CostumeRecital Fee - $60 payable to Dance Theater
Supplies needed Pink or black leotard Pink footed tights
Pink ballet shoes Black tap shoes amp a Dance Bag
(Please label all supplies with your dancerrsquos name)
Honors Choir wBeth Miller Wednesdays
400pm - 500pm $50 per month
Grades 3rd - 5th
HIP HOP MOB DANCE CLASS Instructor Lennie Flowers
Thursday 400 - 500
Ages 10 amp up $50month
Learn the technique of hip hop with popular hip hop music Class will go out into the
community and do Flash Mob Fun exciting and great exercise
Private Classes PIANO
Piano $50month
Ken Collier (2nd grade amp up)
229-985-1495
Jimmy Norris(4th grade amp up)
404-580-9247
Michael Ryce -229-891-0338
Piano $75month
Ponda McKinney -229-589-1925
Drums
Michael Ryce $50month
229-891-0338
Voice
Jimmy Norris 404-580-9247 Michael Ryce 229-891-0338
Violin Viola Cello amp Bass
Regular session $50
Advanced session $75
Lorianna Weathers amp Beth Miller
Tues amp Thurs
229-921-0727
Yoga wPonda $75 Call 229-589-1925
GUITAR amp FLUTE
Katie Gaston 229-413-3190
Be inspired Be creative Immerse yourself in the wonderful world of art and
explore everything from painting to sculpting to drawing Youll have fun
developing your own unique artistic style and creating your own
fantastic works of art
Something different each month
Examples
October - Create a face mask using paper mache paint and other mediums
November - Thanksgiving related art plus beginning of creating Christmas
Gifts made with white clay December - Finish clay sculpture pieces wclay paint and firing
ADVENTURES IN ART WLIN
Thursdays from 530 - 630
Cost $50month Supply fee $30 quarterly
Ages 6 to 10 ages
Kidrsquos Mixed Media Art Classes wKathy Nelson Kids will create wonderful keepsake pieces of artwork
while learning to draw paint sculpt using clay and papermaching
Mondays
400 - 500 Grades K-2
500 - 600 Grades 3rd -5th
Tuesdays
500 - 600 Middle School amp up
Class fee is $40month Plus $25 supply fee (supplies usually last a few months so the supply fee is not paid every month)
BIRTHDAYS
AT THE ARTS CENTER We offer a variety of parties $15 per child
Pottery PartyArt Party (requires $50 firing fee also)
Scavenger Hunt Party
Puppet PartyDress Up Tea Party
Cooking PartyRock Star Party
ARTS CENTER THEATRE
Beauty and The Beast JR Performance Dates
Thursday April 25th
Friday April 26th
7 PM
Saturday April 27th
amp Sunday April 28th
2 PM
Following Saturdayrsquos Matinee there will be a Be
Our Guest event which will include tasty treats with
the character and a photo opportunity with
characters as well Cost is $5 person and space will
be limited
DIXIE SWIM CLUB Auditions Thursday May 16
th
Show Dates July 26-28
THE STORY Five Southern women whose friendships began many
years ago on their college swim team set aside a long weekend
every August to recharge those relationships Free from husbands
kids and jobs they meet at the same beach cottage on North
Carolinarsquos Outer Banks to catch up laugh and meddle in each
otherrsquos lives THE DIXIE SWIM CLUB focuses on four of those
weekends and spans a period of thirty-three years Sheree the
spunky team captain desperately tries to maintain her organized
and ldquoperfectrdquo life and continues to be the grouprsquos leader Dinah the
wisecracking overachiever is a career dynamo But her victories in
the courtroom are in stark contrast to the frustrations of her personal
life Lexie pampered and outspoken is determined to hold on to her
looks and youth as long as possible She enjoys being marriedmdash
over and over and over again The self-deprecating and acerbic
Vernadette acutely aware of the dark cloud that hovers over her
life has decided to just give in and embrace the chaos And sweet
eager-to-please Jeri Neal experiences a late entry into motherhood
that takes them all by surprise As their lives unfold and the years
pass these women increasingly rely on one another through advice
and raucous repartee to get through the challenges (men sex
marriage parenting divorce aging) that life flings at them And
when fate throws a wrench into one of their lives in the second act
these friends proving the enduring power of ldquoteamworkrdquo rally
rsquoround their own with the strength and love that takes this comedy
in a poignant and surprising direction THE DIXIE SWIM CLUB is
the story of these five unforgettable womenmdasha hilarious and
touching comedy about friendships that last foreverhellip
Class Description Friday April 19 2013
Private Cocktail Reception 700 pm
Lecture with Artist John Fawcett
Visit with the Collectors
And Seth Hopkins
Director of the Booth Western Art Museum in Cartersville
Georgia
Saturday April 20 2013
900 am ndash300 pm
In this full day workshop
the artist will discuss the major components of a good
painting in both watercolor and oil In the morning he will
take an in depth look at composition values color edges
and do a live demonstration
The students will begin working on
their own using a photograph of a horse
provided by the artist or
from a photograph of their own
There will be time for one on one
discussion questions and answers
Workshop Fee $85
for the two events
Limited to 15 students
Watercolor
Reception Lecture amp Workshop
April 19 - 20th 2013
Western Artist
John Fawcett
ldquoSalt and Pepperrdquo Watercolor
John Fawcett
received his doctorate as a
veterinarian at Iowa Sate University He
worked with small animal and equine
veterinarians before he opened his own
practice He was always interested in
art but had never considered it for a
career In 1996 he sold his practice to
paint full time and pursue his dream of
being an artist
Fawcett started out painting mainly in
watercolor but has introduced oils to
his repertoire
ldquoIt depends on the subject matter
and what medium I feel like
painting with at the time There is a
certain softness and fluidness with
watercolors while oils provide rich
colors and textures and a
buttery feelingrdquo
Since taking the leap of faith to
become an artist he has been invited to
participate in some of the most
prestigious Western Art Shows in the
country and is represented by top
galleries He has been featured in Art of the West
Western Horseman
Cowboys and Indians
The Equine Image
Informart and
US Art magazines
He and his wife Elizabeth and their animals
live in Southern Pennsylvania
and Northern Colorado
Visit johnjohnfawcettstudiocom
Registration Form
Make a copy of this form
complete and send with your
payment to the
Colquitt County Arts Center
Artist John Fawcett
401 7th Ave SW
Moultrie Georgia 31768
Name
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
Address CityStateZip
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash Cell or home with area code
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
E-mail address
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
Payment _________________
Send By April 8 2013
Limit 15 students
Visit our website at
wwwcolquittcountyartscom
229-985-1922
Supply List
2 sheets of heavy
watercolor paper
(prefer 300 lb)
Board or surface to mount
paper with tape or staples
Various size
watercolor brushes
Watercolor Paints
alizarin crimson
cadmium red
cadmium yellow
yellow ochre
burnt umber
ultramarine blue
cerulean blue cobalt blue
white gouache
Water Vessel
Notebook A syllabus will be provided
Please bring $5 to cover lunch
expenses Thank you
Community Outreach Progams by the Colquitt County Arts Center
The Colquitt County arts Center reaches throughout the community through local and state grants to
teach visual performing and arts therapy to many organizations
The Program for Exceptional Children is designed to provide Yoga for the special student to learn to
focus and control their daily lives Ponda McKinney certified in ldquoYoga for the Special Childrdquo and
assistant Sabrina Roberts teach this amazing discipline in 155 classes at the schools in Colquitt County
The program is funded by the Program for Exceptional Children and the Moultrie Service League
The Prevention program is a reward project for Colquitt County High School students that are in the
Achievement Program Instructor Kathy Nelson works in the visual arts weekly with these students
Joining Kathy this winter is Lydia Tyler to do a ldquoSay No to Alcoholrdquo Campaign for teens created by the
students This program is funded by Family Connections Collaborative and the Georgia Department of
Behavioral Health and Development ldquoHearts for Familiesrdquo
The 21st Century program included curriculum based instruction in the visual arts Kathy Nelson
teaches a weekly class for grades 1-5 at the Friendship Alliance Church The program is funded through
a grant from the YMCA
The Moultrie and Doerun Housing Authority provided sites and funding for summer camps arts
projects and weekly classes for youth and adults Instructors in the program are Ponda McKinney- arts
and crafts Michael Ryce-music and Kathy Nelson ndashpainting
The United Way makes it possible for performing and arts activities to be provided at the Arts Center
through summer camps theater senior adult painting and scholarship at the NW Youth Center in
music the Boys and Girls Club in art music and theater and at all the YMCA Primetime sites in art
Instructors include Kathy Nelson Lennie Flowers Michael Ryce Karen Sasine Lin Sheffield 6 guest
summer camp artist 12 youth assistants and art center instructors who teach group and private classes
Alcohol Prevention Media Campaign Achievement Center high school students are designing a countywide multi-media
campaign to raise awareness about the perils of underage drinking and alcohol abuse
Thanks to prevention funding from the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and
Development Disabilities awarded HEARTS for Families and the Colquitt County Family
Connection Collaborative on Children and Families the arts center is taking on the task of
instructing and guiding these at-risk students through the process of developing a media
campaign from concept and graphic arts design to digital production The advertisements
developed will be published in various media forms (including online ads over-the-road
banners billboards and print ads) this spring Plans are to display students original artwork
created for the campaign this spring as well Visual Arts Instructor Kathy Nelson and Arts
Center Curator Lydia Tyler are heading up creative instruction
Have Your Next Event at The Arts Center
Weddings Receptions Class Reunions Birthday Parties
or Any Special Occasions
Watercolor Workshop $250 September 13-15 2013 (Friday - Sunday) 9am - 4pm
Visit her website at wwwanneabgottcom
To learn more about Anne and to see her videos other paintings and read
testimonials about her work Contact Harvie Ann at ha1946livecom or call
229-890-6546 or the Arts Center
At 229-985-1922 For more info
Memories of Maxine Watercolor by Anne Abgott 了解中國(Learn Chinese)
Beginnerrsquos Chinese Language $50 per month
Instructor name Ling So born amp raised in Hong Kong
Learn how to write read listen and speak Chinese in fun and interactive environment
Maybe a little about the Chinese culture food and morehellip $50month plus
$8 supply fee(one time)
Mondays 400 - 445 or Mondays 500 - 545
Senior Art Class wKaren Sasine
$25month includes supplies and instruction
Tuesdays from 1030 - 1200
Come out and enjoy learning how to paint with acrylics with a great group of adults The
artwork being turned out from this class is just fabulous
AdultTeen Drawing wShovar Tuesdays
630 - 730pm
$40$10 supply
Adult Painting wShovar Thursdays
1100am - 200pm
$50
Studio Time Now Available in Big Art Studio
Monday night$50 per month
Inquire in the office
Splash of Color
Beginning Watercolor Instructor Harvie Ann Cox
Thursdays 330 - 500 pm
$50 a month Come and enjoy beginning watercolor with other budding watercolor artists
You will furnish your own supplies
Dance Theater wMrs Lovedy amp Katie Gaston
All Classes are on Mondays
3 amp 4 yrs helliphellip400 - 430 Ballet amp Creative Movement
5 amp 6 yrshelliphelliphelliphellip430 - 515 Ballet amp Tap
7-9 yrshelliphelliphelliphelliphellip515 - 600 Ballet Tap amp Jazz
10 amp Uphelliphelliphelliphellip600 - 645 Ballet Tap amp Jazz
Class fee is $55 per month for 45 min lesson
$45 per month for 30 min lesson
CostumeRecital Fee - $60 payable to Dance Theater
Supplies needed Pink or black leotard Pink footed tights
Pink ballet shoes Black tap shoes amp a Dance Bag
(Please label all supplies with your dancerrsquos name)
Honors Choir wBeth Miller Wednesdays
400pm - 500pm $50 per month
Grades 3rd - 5th
HIP HOP MOB DANCE CLASS Instructor Lennie Flowers
Thursday 400 - 500
Ages 10 amp up $50month
Learn the technique of hip hop with popular hip hop music Class will go out into the
community and do Flash Mob Fun exciting and great exercise
Private Classes PIANO
Piano $50month
Ken Collier (2nd grade amp up)
229-985-1495
Jimmy Norris(4th grade amp up)
404-580-9247
Michael Ryce -229-891-0338
Piano $75month
Ponda McKinney -229-589-1925
Drums
Michael Ryce $50month
229-891-0338
Voice
Jimmy Norris 404-580-9247 Michael Ryce 229-891-0338
Violin Viola Cello amp Bass
Regular session $50
Advanced session $75
Lorianna Weathers amp Beth Miller
Tues amp Thurs
229-921-0727
Yoga wPonda $75 Call 229-589-1925
GUITAR amp FLUTE
Katie Gaston 229-413-3190
Be inspired Be creative Immerse yourself in the wonderful world of art and
explore everything from painting to sculpting to drawing Youll have fun
developing your own unique artistic style and creating your own
fantastic works of art
Something different each month
Examples
October - Create a face mask using paper mache paint and other mediums
November - Thanksgiving related art plus beginning of creating Christmas
Gifts made with white clay December - Finish clay sculpture pieces wclay paint and firing
ADVENTURES IN ART WLIN
Thursdays from 530 - 630
Cost $50month Supply fee $30 quarterly
Ages 6 to 10 ages
Kidrsquos Mixed Media Art Classes wKathy Nelson Kids will create wonderful keepsake pieces of artwork
while learning to draw paint sculpt using clay and papermaching
Mondays
400 - 500 Grades K-2
500 - 600 Grades 3rd -5th
Tuesdays
500 - 600 Middle School amp up
Class fee is $40month Plus $25 supply fee (supplies usually last a few months so the supply fee is not paid every month)
BIRTHDAYS
AT THE ARTS CENTER We offer a variety of parties $15 per child
Pottery PartyArt Party (requires $50 firing fee also)
Scavenger Hunt Party
Puppet PartyDress Up Tea Party
Cooking PartyRock Star Party
ARTS CENTER THEATRE
Beauty and The Beast JR Performance Dates
Thursday April 25th
Friday April 26th
7 PM
Saturday April 27th
amp Sunday April 28th
2 PM
Following Saturdayrsquos Matinee there will be a Be
Our Guest event which will include tasty treats with
the character and a photo opportunity with
characters as well Cost is $5 person and space will
be limited
DIXIE SWIM CLUB Auditions Thursday May 16
th
Show Dates July 26-28
THE STORY Five Southern women whose friendships began many
years ago on their college swim team set aside a long weekend
every August to recharge those relationships Free from husbands
kids and jobs they meet at the same beach cottage on North
Carolinarsquos Outer Banks to catch up laugh and meddle in each
otherrsquos lives THE DIXIE SWIM CLUB focuses on four of those
weekends and spans a period of thirty-three years Sheree the
spunky team captain desperately tries to maintain her organized
and ldquoperfectrdquo life and continues to be the grouprsquos leader Dinah the
wisecracking overachiever is a career dynamo But her victories in
the courtroom are in stark contrast to the frustrations of her personal
life Lexie pampered and outspoken is determined to hold on to her
looks and youth as long as possible She enjoys being marriedmdash
over and over and over again The self-deprecating and acerbic
Vernadette acutely aware of the dark cloud that hovers over her
life has decided to just give in and embrace the chaos And sweet
eager-to-please Jeri Neal experiences a late entry into motherhood
that takes them all by surprise As their lives unfold and the years
pass these women increasingly rely on one another through advice
and raucous repartee to get through the challenges (men sex
marriage parenting divorce aging) that life flings at them And
when fate throws a wrench into one of their lives in the second act
these friends proving the enduring power of ldquoteamworkrdquo rally
rsquoround their own with the strength and love that takes this comedy
in a poignant and surprising direction THE DIXIE SWIM CLUB is
the story of these five unforgettable womenmdasha hilarious and
touching comedy about friendships that last foreverhellip
Class Description Friday April 19 2013
Private Cocktail Reception 700 pm
Lecture with Artist John Fawcett
Visit with the Collectors
And Seth Hopkins
Director of the Booth Western Art Museum in Cartersville
Georgia
Saturday April 20 2013
900 am ndash300 pm
In this full day workshop
the artist will discuss the major components of a good
painting in both watercolor and oil In the morning he will
take an in depth look at composition values color edges
and do a live demonstration
The students will begin working on
their own using a photograph of a horse
provided by the artist or
from a photograph of their own
There will be time for one on one
discussion questions and answers
Workshop Fee $85
for the two events
Limited to 15 students
Watercolor
Reception Lecture amp Workshop
April 19 - 20th 2013
Western Artist
John Fawcett
ldquoSalt and Pepperrdquo Watercolor
John Fawcett
received his doctorate as a
veterinarian at Iowa Sate University He
worked with small animal and equine
veterinarians before he opened his own
practice He was always interested in
art but had never considered it for a
career In 1996 he sold his practice to
paint full time and pursue his dream of
being an artist
Fawcett started out painting mainly in
watercolor but has introduced oils to
his repertoire
ldquoIt depends on the subject matter
and what medium I feel like
painting with at the time There is a
certain softness and fluidness with
watercolors while oils provide rich
colors and textures and a
buttery feelingrdquo
Since taking the leap of faith to
become an artist he has been invited to
participate in some of the most
prestigious Western Art Shows in the
country and is represented by top
galleries He has been featured in Art of the West
Western Horseman
Cowboys and Indians
The Equine Image
Informart and
US Art magazines
He and his wife Elizabeth and their animals
live in Southern Pennsylvania
and Northern Colorado
Visit johnjohnfawcettstudiocom
Registration Form
Make a copy of this form
complete and send with your
payment to the
Colquitt County Arts Center
Artist John Fawcett
401 7th Ave SW
Moultrie Georgia 31768
Name
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
Address CityStateZip
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash Cell or home with area code
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
E-mail address
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
Payment _________________
Send By April 8 2013
Limit 15 students
Visit our website at
wwwcolquittcountyartscom
229-985-1922
Supply List
2 sheets of heavy
watercolor paper
(prefer 300 lb)
Board or surface to mount
paper with tape or staples
Various size
watercolor brushes
Watercolor Paints
alizarin crimson
cadmium red
cadmium yellow
yellow ochre
burnt umber
ultramarine blue
cerulean blue cobalt blue
white gouache
Water Vessel
Notebook A syllabus will be provided
Please bring $5 to cover lunch
expenses Thank you
Community Outreach Progams by the Colquitt County Arts Center
The Colquitt County arts Center reaches throughout the community through local and state grants to
teach visual performing and arts therapy to many organizations
The Program for Exceptional Children is designed to provide Yoga for the special student to learn to
focus and control their daily lives Ponda McKinney certified in ldquoYoga for the Special Childrdquo and
assistant Sabrina Roberts teach this amazing discipline in 155 classes at the schools in Colquitt County
The program is funded by the Program for Exceptional Children and the Moultrie Service League
The Prevention program is a reward project for Colquitt County High School students that are in the
Achievement Program Instructor Kathy Nelson works in the visual arts weekly with these students
Joining Kathy this winter is Lydia Tyler to do a ldquoSay No to Alcoholrdquo Campaign for teens created by the
students This program is funded by Family Connections Collaborative and the Georgia Department of
Behavioral Health and Development ldquoHearts for Familiesrdquo
The 21st Century program included curriculum based instruction in the visual arts Kathy Nelson
teaches a weekly class for grades 1-5 at the Friendship Alliance Church The program is funded through
a grant from the YMCA
The Moultrie and Doerun Housing Authority provided sites and funding for summer camps arts
projects and weekly classes for youth and adults Instructors in the program are Ponda McKinney- arts
and crafts Michael Ryce-music and Kathy Nelson ndashpainting
The United Way makes it possible for performing and arts activities to be provided at the Arts Center
through summer camps theater senior adult painting and scholarship at the NW Youth Center in
music the Boys and Girls Club in art music and theater and at all the YMCA Primetime sites in art
Instructors include Kathy Nelson Lennie Flowers Michael Ryce Karen Sasine Lin Sheffield 6 guest
summer camp artist 12 youth assistants and art center instructors who teach group and private classes
Alcohol Prevention Media Campaign Achievement Center high school students are designing a countywide multi-media
campaign to raise awareness about the perils of underage drinking and alcohol abuse
Thanks to prevention funding from the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and
Development Disabilities awarded HEARTS for Families and the Colquitt County Family
Connection Collaborative on Children and Families the arts center is taking on the task of
instructing and guiding these at-risk students through the process of developing a media
campaign from concept and graphic arts design to digital production The advertisements
developed will be published in various media forms (including online ads over-the-road
banners billboards and print ads) this spring Plans are to display students original artwork
created for the campaign this spring as well Visual Arts Instructor Kathy Nelson and Arts
Center Curator Lydia Tyler are heading up creative instruction
Watercolor Workshop $250 September 13-15 2013 (Friday - Sunday) 9am - 4pm
Visit her website at wwwanneabgottcom
To learn more about Anne and to see her videos other paintings and read
testimonials about her work Contact Harvie Ann at ha1946livecom or call
229-890-6546 or the Arts Center
At 229-985-1922 For more info
Memories of Maxine Watercolor by Anne Abgott 了解中國(Learn Chinese)
Beginnerrsquos Chinese Language $50 per month
Instructor name Ling So born amp raised in Hong Kong
Learn how to write read listen and speak Chinese in fun and interactive environment
Maybe a little about the Chinese culture food and morehellip $50month plus
$8 supply fee(one time)
Mondays 400 - 445 or Mondays 500 - 545
Senior Art Class wKaren Sasine
$25month includes supplies and instruction
Tuesdays from 1030 - 1200
Come out and enjoy learning how to paint with acrylics with a great group of adults The
artwork being turned out from this class is just fabulous
AdultTeen Drawing wShovar Tuesdays
630 - 730pm
$40$10 supply
Adult Painting wShovar Thursdays
1100am - 200pm
$50
Studio Time Now Available in Big Art Studio
Monday night$50 per month
Inquire in the office
Splash of Color
Beginning Watercolor Instructor Harvie Ann Cox
Thursdays 330 - 500 pm
$50 a month Come and enjoy beginning watercolor with other budding watercolor artists
You will furnish your own supplies
Dance Theater wMrs Lovedy amp Katie Gaston
All Classes are on Mondays
3 amp 4 yrs helliphellip400 - 430 Ballet amp Creative Movement
5 amp 6 yrshelliphelliphelliphellip430 - 515 Ballet amp Tap
7-9 yrshelliphelliphelliphelliphellip515 - 600 Ballet Tap amp Jazz
10 amp Uphelliphelliphelliphellip600 - 645 Ballet Tap amp Jazz
Class fee is $55 per month for 45 min lesson
$45 per month for 30 min lesson
CostumeRecital Fee - $60 payable to Dance Theater
Supplies needed Pink or black leotard Pink footed tights
Pink ballet shoes Black tap shoes amp a Dance Bag
(Please label all supplies with your dancerrsquos name)
Honors Choir wBeth Miller Wednesdays
400pm - 500pm $50 per month
Grades 3rd - 5th
HIP HOP MOB DANCE CLASS Instructor Lennie Flowers
Thursday 400 - 500
Ages 10 amp up $50month
Learn the technique of hip hop with popular hip hop music Class will go out into the
community and do Flash Mob Fun exciting and great exercise
Private Classes PIANO
Piano $50month
Ken Collier (2nd grade amp up)
229-985-1495
Jimmy Norris(4th grade amp up)
404-580-9247
Michael Ryce -229-891-0338
Piano $75month
Ponda McKinney -229-589-1925
Drums
Michael Ryce $50month
229-891-0338
Voice
Jimmy Norris 404-580-9247 Michael Ryce 229-891-0338
Violin Viola Cello amp Bass
Regular session $50
Advanced session $75
Lorianna Weathers amp Beth Miller
Tues amp Thurs
229-921-0727
Yoga wPonda $75 Call 229-589-1925
GUITAR amp FLUTE
Katie Gaston 229-413-3190
Be inspired Be creative Immerse yourself in the wonderful world of art and
explore everything from painting to sculpting to drawing Youll have fun
developing your own unique artistic style and creating your own
fantastic works of art
Something different each month
Examples
October - Create a face mask using paper mache paint and other mediums
November - Thanksgiving related art plus beginning of creating Christmas
Gifts made with white clay December - Finish clay sculpture pieces wclay paint and firing
ADVENTURES IN ART WLIN
Thursdays from 530 - 630
Cost $50month Supply fee $30 quarterly
Ages 6 to 10 ages
Kidrsquos Mixed Media Art Classes wKathy Nelson Kids will create wonderful keepsake pieces of artwork
while learning to draw paint sculpt using clay and papermaching
Mondays
400 - 500 Grades K-2
500 - 600 Grades 3rd -5th
Tuesdays
500 - 600 Middle School amp up
Class fee is $40month Plus $25 supply fee (supplies usually last a few months so the supply fee is not paid every month)
BIRTHDAYS
AT THE ARTS CENTER We offer a variety of parties $15 per child
Pottery PartyArt Party (requires $50 firing fee also)
Scavenger Hunt Party
Puppet PartyDress Up Tea Party
Cooking PartyRock Star Party
ARTS CENTER THEATRE
Beauty and The Beast JR Performance Dates
Thursday April 25th
Friday April 26th
7 PM
Saturday April 27th
amp Sunday April 28th
2 PM
Following Saturdayrsquos Matinee there will be a Be
Our Guest event which will include tasty treats with
the character and a photo opportunity with
characters as well Cost is $5 person and space will
be limited
DIXIE SWIM CLUB Auditions Thursday May 16
th
Show Dates July 26-28
THE STORY Five Southern women whose friendships began many
years ago on their college swim team set aside a long weekend
every August to recharge those relationships Free from husbands
kids and jobs they meet at the same beach cottage on North
Carolinarsquos Outer Banks to catch up laugh and meddle in each
otherrsquos lives THE DIXIE SWIM CLUB focuses on four of those
weekends and spans a period of thirty-three years Sheree the
spunky team captain desperately tries to maintain her organized
and ldquoperfectrdquo life and continues to be the grouprsquos leader Dinah the
wisecracking overachiever is a career dynamo But her victories in
the courtroom are in stark contrast to the frustrations of her personal
life Lexie pampered and outspoken is determined to hold on to her
looks and youth as long as possible She enjoys being marriedmdash
over and over and over again The self-deprecating and acerbic
Vernadette acutely aware of the dark cloud that hovers over her
life has decided to just give in and embrace the chaos And sweet
eager-to-please Jeri Neal experiences a late entry into motherhood
that takes them all by surprise As their lives unfold and the years
pass these women increasingly rely on one another through advice
and raucous repartee to get through the challenges (men sex
marriage parenting divorce aging) that life flings at them And
when fate throws a wrench into one of their lives in the second act
these friends proving the enduring power of ldquoteamworkrdquo rally
rsquoround their own with the strength and love that takes this comedy
in a poignant and surprising direction THE DIXIE SWIM CLUB is
the story of these five unforgettable womenmdasha hilarious and
touching comedy about friendships that last foreverhellip
Class Description Friday April 19 2013
Private Cocktail Reception 700 pm
Lecture with Artist John Fawcett
Visit with the Collectors
And Seth Hopkins
Director of the Booth Western Art Museum in Cartersville
Georgia
Saturday April 20 2013
900 am ndash300 pm
In this full day workshop
the artist will discuss the major components of a good
painting in both watercolor and oil In the morning he will
take an in depth look at composition values color edges
and do a live demonstration
The students will begin working on
their own using a photograph of a horse
provided by the artist or
from a photograph of their own
There will be time for one on one
discussion questions and answers
Workshop Fee $85
for the two events
Limited to 15 students
Watercolor
Reception Lecture amp Workshop
April 19 - 20th 2013
Western Artist
John Fawcett
ldquoSalt and Pepperrdquo Watercolor
John Fawcett
received his doctorate as a
veterinarian at Iowa Sate University He
worked with small animal and equine
veterinarians before he opened his own
practice He was always interested in
art but had never considered it for a
career In 1996 he sold his practice to
paint full time and pursue his dream of
being an artist
Fawcett started out painting mainly in
watercolor but has introduced oils to
his repertoire
ldquoIt depends on the subject matter
and what medium I feel like
painting with at the time There is a
certain softness and fluidness with
watercolors while oils provide rich
colors and textures and a
buttery feelingrdquo
Since taking the leap of faith to
become an artist he has been invited to
participate in some of the most
prestigious Western Art Shows in the
country and is represented by top
galleries He has been featured in Art of the West
Western Horseman
Cowboys and Indians
The Equine Image
Informart and
US Art magazines
He and his wife Elizabeth and their animals
live in Southern Pennsylvania
and Northern Colorado
Visit johnjohnfawcettstudiocom
Registration Form
Make a copy of this form
complete and send with your
payment to the
Colquitt County Arts Center
Artist John Fawcett
401 7th Ave SW
Moultrie Georgia 31768
Name
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
Address CityStateZip
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash Cell or home with area code
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
E-mail address
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
Payment _________________
Send By April 8 2013
Limit 15 students
Visit our website at
wwwcolquittcountyartscom
229-985-1922
Supply List
2 sheets of heavy
watercolor paper
(prefer 300 lb)
Board or surface to mount
paper with tape or staples
Various size
watercolor brushes
Watercolor Paints
alizarin crimson
cadmium red
cadmium yellow
yellow ochre
burnt umber
ultramarine blue
cerulean blue cobalt blue
white gouache
Water Vessel
Notebook A syllabus will be provided
Please bring $5 to cover lunch
expenses Thank you
Community Outreach Progams by the Colquitt County Arts Center
The Colquitt County arts Center reaches throughout the community through local and state grants to
teach visual performing and arts therapy to many organizations
The Program for Exceptional Children is designed to provide Yoga for the special student to learn to
focus and control their daily lives Ponda McKinney certified in ldquoYoga for the Special Childrdquo and
assistant Sabrina Roberts teach this amazing discipline in 155 classes at the schools in Colquitt County
The program is funded by the Program for Exceptional Children and the Moultrie Service League
The Prevention program is a reward project for Colquitt County High School students that are in the
Achievement Program Instructor Kathy Nelson works in the visual arts weekly with these students
Joining Kathy this winter is Lydia Tyler to do a ldquoSay No to Alcoholrdquo Campaign for teens created by the
students This program is funded by Family Connections Collaborative and the Georgia Department of
Behavioral Health and Development ldquoHearts for Familiesrdquo
The 21st Century program included curriculum based instruction in the visual arts Kathy Nelson
teaches a weekly class for grades 1-5 at the Friendship Alliance Church The program is funded through
a grant from the YMCA
The Moultrie and Doerun Housing Authority provided sites and funding for summer camps arts
projects and weekly classes for youth and adults Instructors in the program are Ponda McKinney- arts
and crafts Michael Ryce-music and Kathy Nelson ndashpainting
The United Way makes it possible for performing and arts activities to be provided at the Arts Center
through summer camps theater senior adult painting and scholarship at the NW Youth Center in
music the Boys and Girls Club in art music and theater and at all the YMCA Primetime sites in art
Instructors include Kathy Nelson Lennie Flowers Michael Ryce Karen Sasine Lin Sheffield 6 guest
summer camp artist 12 youth assistants and art center instructors who teach group and private classes
Alcohol Prevention Media Campaign Achievement Center high school students are designing a countywide multi-media
campaign to raise awareness about the perils of underage drinking and alcohol abuse
Thanks to prevention funding from the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and
Development Disabilities awarded HEARTS for Families and the Colquitt County Family
Connection Collaborative on Children and Families the arts center is taking on the task of
instructing and guiding these at-risk students through the process of developing a media
campaign from concept and graphic arts design to digital production The advertisements
developed will be published in various media forms (including online ads over-the-road
banners billboards and print ads) this spring Plans are to display students original artwork
created for the campaign this spring as well Visual Arts Instructor Kathy Nelson and Arts
Center Curator Lydia Tyler are heading up creative instruction
Dance Theater wMrs Lovedy amp Katie Gaston
All Classes are on Mondays
3 amp 4 yrs helliphellip400 - 430 Ballet amp Creative Movement
5 amp 6 yrshelliphelliphelliphellip430 - 515 Ballet amp Tap
7-9 yrshelliphelliphelliphelliphellip515 - 600 Ballet Tap amp Jazz
10 amp Uphelliphelliphelliphellip600 - 645 Ballet Tap amp Jazz
Class fee is $55 per month for 45 min lesson
$45 per month for 30 min lesson
CostumeRecital Fee - $60 payable to Dance Theater
Supplies needed Pink or black leotard Pink footed tights
Pink ballet shoes Black tap shoes amp a Dance Bag
(Please label all supplies with your dancerrsquos name)
Honors Choir wBeth Miller Wednesdays
400pm - 500pm $50 per month
Grades 3rd - 5th
HIP HOP MOB DANCE CLASS Instructor Lennie Flowers
Thursday 400 - 500
Ages 10 amp up $50month
Learn the technique of hip hop with popular hip hop music Class will go out into the
community and do Flash Mob Fun exciting and great exercise
Private Classes PIANO
Piano $50month
Ken Collier (2nd grade amp up)
229-985-1495
Jimmy Norris(4th grade amp up)
404-580-9247
Michael Ryce -229-891-0338
Piano $75month
Ponda McKinney -229-589-1925
Drums
Michael Ryce $50month
229-891-0338
Voice
Jimmy Norris 404-580-9247 Michael Ryce 229-891-0338
Violin Viola Cello amp Bass
Regular session $50
Advanced session $75
Lorianna Weathers amp Beth Miller
Tues amp Thurs
229-921-0727
Yoga wPonda $75 Call 229-589-1925
GUITAR amp FLUTE
Katie Gaston 229-413-3190
Be inspired Be creative Immerse yourself in the wonderful world of art and
explore everything from painting to sculpting to drawing Youll have fun
developing your own unique artistic style and creating your own
fantastic works of art
Something different each month
Examples
October - Create a face mask using paper mache paint and other mediums
November - Thanksgiving related art plus beginning of creating Christmas
Gifts made with white clay December - Finish clay sculpture pieces wclay paint and firing
ADVENTURES IN ART WLIN
Thursdays from 530 - 630
Cost $50month Supply fee $30 quarterly
Ages 6 to 10 ages
Kidrsquos Mixed Media Art Classes wKathy Nelson Kids will create wonderful keepsake pieces of artwork
while learning to draw paint sculpt using clay and papermaching
Mondays
400 - 500 Grades K-2
500 - 600 Grades 3rd -5th
Tuesdays
500 - 600 Middle School amp up
Class fee is $40month Plus $25 supply fee (supplies usually last a few months so the supply fee is not paid every month)
BIRTHDAYS
AT THE ARTS CENTER We offer a variety of parties $15 per child
Pottery PartyArt Party (requires $50 firing fee also)
Scavenger Hunt Party
Puppet PartyDress Up Tea Party
Cooking PartyRock Star Party
ARTS CENTER THEATRE
Beauty and The Beast JR Performance Dates
Thursday April 25th
Friday April 26th
7 PM
Saturday April 27th
amp Sunday April 28th
2 PM
Following Saturdayrsquos Matinee there will be a Be
Our Guest event which will include tasty treats with
the character and a photo opportunity with
characters as well Cost is $5 person and space will
be limited
DIXIE SWIM CLUB Auditions Thursday May 16
th
Show Dates July 26-28
THE STORY Five Southern women whose friendships began many
years ago on their college swim team set aside a long weekend
every August to recharge those relationships Free from husbands
kids and jobs they meet at the same beach cottage on North
Carolinarsquos Outer Banks to catch up laugh and meddle in each
otherrsquos lives THE DIXIE SWIM CLUB focuses on four of those
weekends and spans a period of thirty-three years Sheree the
spunky team captain desperately tries to maintain her organized
and ldquoperfectrdquo life and continues to be the grouprsquos leader Dinah the
wisecracking overachiever is a career dynamo But her victories in
the courtroom are in stark contrast to the frustrations of her personal
life Lexie pampered and outspoken is determined to hold on to her
looks and youth as long as possible She enjoys being marriedmdash
over and over and over again The self-deprecating and acerbic
Vernadette acutely aware of the dark cloud that hovers over her
life has decided to just give in and embrace the chaos And sweet
eager-to-please Jeri Neal experiences a late entry into motherhood
that takes them all by surprise As their lives unfold and the years
pass these women increasingly rely on one another through advice
and raucous repartee to get through the challenges (men sex
marriage parenting divorce aging) that life flings at them And
when fate throws a wrench into one of their lives in the second act
these friends proving the enduring power of ldquoteamworkrdquo rally
rsquoround their own with the strength and love that takes this comedy
in a poignant and surprising direction THE DIXIE SWIM CLUB is
the story of these five unforgettable womenmdasha hilarious and
touching comedy about friendships that last foreverhellip
Class Description Friday April 19 2013
Private Cocktail Reception 700 pm
Lecture with Artist John Fawcett
Visit with the Collectors
And Seth Hopkins
Director of the Booth Western Art Museum in Cartersville
Georgia
Saturday April 20 2013
900 am ndash300 pm
In this full day workshop
the artist will discuss the major components of a good
painting in both watercolor and oil In the morning he will
take an in depth look at composition values color edges
and do a live demonstration
The students will begin working on
their own using a photograph of a horse
provided by the artist or
from a photograph of their own
There will be time for one on one
discussion questions and answers
Workshop Fee $85
for the two events
Limited to 15 students
Watercolor
Reception Lecture amp Workshop
April 19 - 20th 2013
Western Artist
John Fawcett
ldquoSalt and Pepperrdquo Watercolor
John Fawcett
received his doctorate as a
veterinarian at Iowa Sate University He
worked with small animal and equine
veterinarians before he opened his own
practice He was always interested in
art but had never considered it for a
career In 1996 he sold his practice to
paint full time and pursue his dream of
being an artist
Fawcett started out painting mainly in
watercolor but has introduced oils to
his repertoire
ldquoIt depends on the subject matter
and what medium I feel like
painting with at the time There is a
certain softness and fluidness with
watercolors while oils provide rich
colors and textures and a
buttery feelingrdquo
Since taking the leap of faith to
become an artist he has been invited to
participate in some of the most
prestigious Western Art Shows in the
country and is represented by top
galleries He has been featured in Art of the West
Western Horseman
Cowboys and Indians
The Equine Image
Informart and
US Art magazines
He and his wife Elizabeth and their animals
live in Southern Pennsylvania
and Northern Colorado
Visit johnjohnfawcettstudiocom
Registration Form
Make a copy of this form
complete and send with your
payment to the
Colquitt County Arts Center
Artist John Fawcett
401 7th Ave SW
Moultrie Georgia 31768
Name
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
Address CityStateZip
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash Cell or home with area code
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
E-mail address
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
Payment _________________
Send By April 8 2013
Limit 15 students
Visit our website at
wwwcolquittcountyartscom
229-985-1922
Supply List
2 sheets of heavy
watercolor paper
(prefer 300 lb)
Board or surface to mount
paper with tape or staples
Various size
watercolor brushes
Watercolor Paints
alizarin crimson
cadmium red
cadmium yellow
yellow ochre
burnt umber
ultramarine blue
cerulean blue cobalt blue
white gouache
Water Vessel
Notebook A syllabus will be provided
Please bring $5 to cover lunch
expenses Thank you
Community Outreach Progams by the Colquitt County Arts Center
The Colquitt County arts Center reaches throughout the community through local and state grants to
teach visual performing and arts therapy to many organizations
The Program for Exceptional Children is designed to provide Yoga for the special student to learn to
focus and control their daily lives Ponda McKinney certified in ldquoYoga for the Special Childrdquo and
assistant Sabrina Roberts teach this amazing discipline in 155 classes at the schools in Colquitt County
The program is funded by the Program for Exceptional Children and the Moultrie Service League
The Prevention program is a reward project for Colquitt County High School students that are in the
Achievement Program Instructor Kathy Nelson works in the visual arts weekly with these students
Joining Kathy this winter is Lydia Tyler to do a ldquoSay No to Alcoholrdquo Campaign for teens created by the
students This program is funded by Family Connections Collaborative and the Georgia Department of
Behavioral Health and Development ldquoHearts for Familiesrdquo
The 21st Century program included curriculum based instruction in the visual arts Kathy Nelson
teaches a weekly class for grades 1-5 at the Friendship Alliance Church The program is funded through
a grant from the YMCA
The Moultrie and Doerun Housing Authority provided sites and funding for summer camps arts
projects and weekly classes for youth and adults Instructors in the program are Ponda McKinney- arts
and crafts Michael Ryce-music and Kathy Nelson ndashpainting
The United Way makes it possible for performing and arts activities to be provided at the Arts Center
through summer camps theater senior adult painting and scholarship at the NW Youth Center in
music the Boys and Girls Club in art music and theater and at all the YMCA Primetime sites in art
Instructors include Kathy Nelson Lennie Flowers Michael Ryce Karen Sasine Lin Sheffield 6 guest
summer camp artist 12 youth assistants and art center instructors who teach group and private classes
Alcohol Prevention Media Campaign Achievement Center high school students are designing a countywide multi-media
campaign to raise awareness about the perils of underage drinking and alcohol abuse
Thanks to prevention funding from the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and
Development Disabilities awarded HEARTS for Families and the Colquitt County Family
Connection Collaborative on Children and Families the arts center is taking on the task of
instructing and guiding these at-risk students through the process of developing a media
campaign from concept and graphic arts design to digital production The advertisements
developed will be published in various media forms (including online ads over-the-road
banners billboards and print ads) this spring Plans are to display students original artwork
created for the campaign this spring as well Visual Arts Instructor Kathy Nelson and Arts
Center Curator Lydia Tyler are heading up creative instruction
ARTS CENTER THEATRE
Beauty and The Beast JR Performance Dates
Thursday April 25th
Friday April 26th
7 PM
Saturday April 27th
amp Sunday April 28th
2 PM
Following Saturdayrsquos Matinee there will be a Be
Our Guest event which will include tasty treats with
the character and a photo opportunity with
characters as well Cost is $5 person and space will
be limited
DIXIE SWIM CLUB Auditions Thursday May 16
th
Show Dates July 26-28
THE STORY Five Southern women whose friendships began many
years ago on their college swim team set aside a long weekend
every August to recharge those relationships Free from husbands
kids and jobs they meet at the same beach cottage on North
Carolinarsquos Outer Banks to catch up laugh and meddle in each
otherrsquos lives THE DIXIE SWIM CLUB focuses on four of those
weekends and spans a period of thirty-three years Sheree the
spunky team captain desperately tries to maintain her organized
and ldquoperfectrdquo life and continues to be the grouprsquos leader Dinah the
wisecracking overachiever is a career dynamo But her victories in
the courtroom are in stark contrast to the frustrations of her personal
life Lexie pampered and outspoken is determined to hold on to her
looks and youth as long as possible She enjoys being marriedmdash
over and over and over again The self-deprecating and acerbic
Vernadette acutely aware of the dark cloud that hovers over her
life has decided to just give in and embrace the chaos And sweet
eager-to-please Jeri Neal experiences a late entry into motherhood
that takes them all by surprise As their lives unfold and the years
pass these women increasingly rely on one another through advice
and raucous repartee to get through the challenges (men sex
marriage parenting divorce aging) that life flings at them And
when fate throws a wrench into one of their lives in the second act
these friends proving the enduring power of ldquoteamworkrdquo rally
rsquoround their own with the strength and love that takes this comedy
in a poignant and surprising direction THE DIXIE SWIM CLUB is
the story of these five unforgettable womenmdasha hilarious and
touching comedy about friendships that last foreverhellip
Class Description Friday April 19 2013
Private Cocktail Reception 700 pm
Lecture with Artist John Fawcett
Visit with the Collectors
And Seth Hopkins
Director of the Booth Western Art Museum in Cartersville
Georgia
Saturday April 20 2013
900 am ndash300 pm
In this full day workshop
the artist will discuss the major components of a good
painting in both watercolor and oil In the morning he will
take an in depth look at composition values color edges
and do a live demonstration
The students will begin working on
their own using a photograph of a horse
provided by the artist or
from a photograph of their own
There will be time for one on one
discussion questions and answers
Workshop Fee $85
for the two events
Limited to 15 students
Watercolor
Reception Lecture amp Workshop
April 19 - 20th 2013
Western Artist
John Fawcett
ldquoSalt and Pepperrdquo Watercolor
John Fawcett
received his doctorate as a
veterinarian at Iowa Sate University He
worked with small animal and equine
veterinarians before he opened his own
practice He was always interested in
art but had never considered it for a
career In 1996 he sold his practice to
paint full time and pursue his dream of
being an artist
Fawcett started out painting mainly in
watercolor but has introduced oils to
his repertoire
ldquoIt depends on the subject matter
and what medium I feel like
painting with at the time There is a
certain softness and fluidness with
watercolors while oils provide rich
colors and textures and a
buttery feelingrdquo
Since taking the leap of faith to
become an artist he has been invited to
participate in some of the most
prestigious Western Art Shows in the
country and is represented by top
galleries He has been featured in Art of the West
Western Horseman
Cowboys and Indians
The Equine Image
Informart and
US Art magazines
He and his wife Elizabeth and their animals
live in Southern Pennsylvania
and Northern Colorado
Visit johnjohnfawcettstudiocom
Registration Form
Make a copy of this form
complete and send with your
payment to the
Colquitt County Arts Center
Artist John Fawcett
401 7th Ave SW
Moultrie Georgia 31768
Name
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
Address CityStateZip
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash Cell or home with area code
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
E-mail address
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
Payment _________________
Send By April 8 2013
Limit 15 students
Visit our website at
wwwcolquittcountyartscom
229-985-1922
Supply List
2 sheets of heavy
watercolor paper
(prefer 300 lb)
Board or surface to mount
paper with tape or staples
Various size
watercolor brushes
Watercolor Paints
alizarin crimson
cadmium red
cadmium yellow
yellow ochre
burnt umber
ultramarine blue
cerulean blue cobalt blue
white gouache
Water Vessel
Notebook A syllabus will be provided
Please bring $5 to cover lunch
expenses Thank you
Community Outreach Progams by the Colquitt County Arts Center
The Colquitt County arts Center reaches throughout the community through local and state grants to
teach visual performing and arts therapy to many organizations
The Program for Exceptional Children is designed to provide Yoga for the special student to learn to
focus and control their daily lives Ponda McKinney certified in ldquoYoga for the Special Childrdquo and
assistant Sabrina Roberts teach this amazing discipline in 155 classes at the schools in Colquitt County
The program is funded by the Program for Exceptional Children and the Moultrie Service League
The Prevention program is a reward project for Colquitt County High School students that are in the
Achievement Program Instructor Kathy Nelson works in the visual arts weekly with these students
Joining Kathy this winter is Lydia Tyler to do a ldquoSay No to Alcoholrdquo Campaign for teens created by the
students This program is funded by Family Connections Collaborative and the Georgia Department of
Behavioral Health and Development ldquoHearts for Familiesrdquo
The 21st Century program included curriculum based instruction in the visual arts Kathy Nelson
teaches a weekly class for grades 1-5 at the Friendship Alliance Church The program is funded through
a grant from the YMCA
The Moultrie and Doerun Housing Authority provided sites and funding for summer camps arts
projects and weekly classes for youth and adults Instructors in the program are Ponda McKinney- arts
and crafts Michael Ryce-music and Kathy Nelson ndashpainting
The United Way makes it possible for performing and arts activities to be provided at the Arts Center
through summer camps theater senior adult painting and scholarship at the NW Youth Center in
music the Boys and Girls Club in art music and theater and at all the YMCA Primetime sites in art
Instructors include Kathy Nelson Lennie Flowers Michael Ryce Karen Sasine Lin Sheffield 6 guest
summer camp artist 12 youth assistants and art center instructors who teach group and private classes
Alcohol Prevention Media Campaign Achievement Center high school students are designing a countywide multi-media
campaign to raise awareness about the perils of underage drinking and alcohol abuse
Thanks to prevention funding from the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and
Development Disabilities awarded HEARTS for Families and the Colquitt County Family
Connection Collaborative on Children and Families the arts center is taking on the task of
instructing and guiding these at-risk students through the process of developing a media
campaign from concept and graphic arts design to digital production The advertisements
developed will be published in various media forms (including online ads over-the-road
banners billboards and print ads) this spring Plans are to display students original artwork
created for the campaign this spring as well Visual Arts Instructor Kathy Nelson and Arts
Center Curator Lydia Tyler are heading up creative instruction
Class Description Friday April 19 2013
Private Cocktail Reception 700 pm
Lecture with Artist John Fawcett
Visit with the Collectors
And Seth Hopkins
Director of the Booth Western Art Museum in Cartersville
Georgia
Saturday April 20 2013
900 am ndash300 pm
In this full day workshop
the artist will discuss the major components of a good
painting in both watercolor and oil In the morning he will
take an in depth look at composition values color edges
and do a live demonstration
The students will begin working on
their own using a photograph of a horse
provided by the artist or
from a photograph of their own
There will be time for one on one
discussion questions and answers
Workshop Fee $85
for the two events
Limited to 15 students
Watercolor
Reception Lecture amp Workshop
April 19 - 20th 2013
Western Artist
John Fawcett
ldquoSalt and Pepperrdquo Watercolor
John Fawcett
received his doctorate as a
veterinarian at Iowa Sate University He
worked with small animal and equine
veterinarians before he opened his own
practice He was always interested in
art but had never considered it for a
career In 1996 he sold his practice to
paint full time and pursue his dream of
being an artist
Fawcett started out painting mainly in
watercolor but has introduced oils to
his repertoire
ldquoIt depends on the subject matter
and what medium I feel like
painting with at the time There is a
certain softness and fluidness with
watercolors while oils provide rich
colors and textures and a
buttery feelingrdquo
Since taking the leap of faith to
become an artist he has been invited to
participate in some of the most
prestigious Western Art Shows in the
country and is represented by top
galleries He has been featured in Art of the West
Western Horseman
Cowboys and Indians
The Equine Image
Informart and
US Art magazines
He and his wife Elizabeth and their animals
live in Southern Pennsylvania
and Northern Colorado
Visit johnjohnfawcettstudiocom
Registration Form
Make a copy of this form
complete and send with your
payment to the
Colquitt County Arts Center
Artist John Fawcett
401 7th Ave SW
Moultrie Georgia 31768
Name
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
Address CityStateZip
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash Cell or home with area code
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
E-mail address
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
Payment _________________
Send By April 8 2013
Limit 15 students
Visit our website at
wwwcolquittcountyartscom
229-985-1922
Supply List
2 sheets of heavy
watercolor paper
(prefer 300 lb)
Board or surface to mount
paper with tape or staples
Various size
watercolor brushes
Watercolor Paints
alizarin crimson
cadmium red
cadmium yellow
yellow ochre
burnt umber
ultramarine blue
cerulean blue cobalt blue
white gouache
Water Vessel
Notebook A syllabus will be provided
Please bring $5 to cover lunch
expenses Thank you
Community Outreach Progams by the Colquitt County Arts Center
The Colquitt County arts Center reaches throughout the community through local and state grants to
teach visual performing and arts therapy to many organizations
The Program for Exceptional Children is designed to provide Yoga for the special student to learn to
focus and control their daily lives Ponda McKinney certified in ldquoYoga for the Special Childrdquo and
assistant Sabrina Roberts teach this amazing discipline in 155 classes at the schools in Colquitt County
The program is funded by the Program for Exceptional Children and the Moultrie Service League
The Prevention program is a reward project for Colquitt County High School students that are in the
Achievement Program Instructor Kathy Nelson works in the visual arts weekly with these students
Joining Kathy this winter is Lydia Tyler to do a ldquoSay No to Alcoholrdquo Campaign for teens created by the
students This program is funded by Family Connections Collaborative and the Georgia Department of
Behavioral Health and Development ldquoHearts for Familiesrdquo
The 21st Century program included curriculum based instruction in the visual arts Kathy Nelson
teaches a weekly class for grades 1-5 at the Friendship Alliance Church The program is funded through
a grant from the YMCA
The Moultrie and Doerun Housing Authority provided sites and funding for summer camps arts
projects and weekly classes for youth and adults Instructors in the program are Ponda McKinney- arts
and crafts Michael Ryce-music and Kathy Nelson ndashpainting
The United Way makes it possible for performing and arts activities to be provided at the Arts Center
through summer camps theater senior adult painting and scholarship at the NW Youth Center in
music the Boys and Girls Club in art music and theater and at all the YMCA Primetime sites in art
Instructors include Kathy Nelson Lennie Flowers Michael Ryce Karen Sasine Lin Sheffield 6 guest
summer camp artist 12 youth assistants and art center instructors who teach group and private classes
Alcohol Prevention Media Campaign Achievement Center high school students are designing a countywide multi-media
campaign to raise awareness about the perils of underage drinking and alcohol abuse
Thanks to prevention funding from the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and
Development Disabilities awarded HEARTS for Families and the Colquitt County Family
Connection Collaborative on Children and Families the arts center is taking on the task of
instructing and guiding these at-risk students through the process of developing a media
campaign from concept and graphic arts design to digital production The advertisements
developed will be published in various media forms (including online ads over-the-road
banners billboards and print ads) this spring Plans are to display students original artwork
created for the campaign this spring as well Visual Arts Instructor Kathy Nelson and Arts
Center Curator Lydia Tyler are heading up creative instruction
Registration Form
Make a copy of this form
complete and send with your
payment to the
Colquitt County Arts Center
Artist John Fawcett
401 7th Ave SW
Moultrie Georgia 31768
Name
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
Address CityStateZip
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash Cell or home with area code
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
E-mail address
mdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdashmdash
Payment _________________
Send By April 8 2013
Limit 15 students
Visit our website at
wwwcolquittcountyartscom
229-985-1922
Supply List
2 sheets of heavy
watercolor paper
(prefer 300 lb)
Board or surface to mount
paper with tape or staples
Various size
watercolor brushes
Watercolor Paints
alizarin crimson
cadmium red
cadmium yellow
yellow ochre
burnt umber
ultramarine blue
cerulean blue cobalt blue
white gouache
Water Vessel
Notebook A syllabus will be provided
Please bring $5 to cover lunch
expenses Thank you
Community Outreach Progams by the Colquitt County Arts Center
The Colquitt County arts Center reaches throughout the community through local and state grants to
teach visual performing and arts therapy to many organizations
The Program for Exceptional Children is designed to provide Yoga for the special student to learn to
focus and control their daily lives Ponda McKinney certified in ldquoYoga for the Special Childrdquo and
assistant Sabrina Roberts teach this amazing discipline in 155 classes at the schools in Colquitt County
The program is funded by the Program for Exceptional Children and the Moultrie Service League
The Prevention program is a reward project for Colquitt County High School students that are in the
Achievement Program Instructor Kathy Nelson works in the visual arts weekly with these students
Joining Kathy this winter is Lydia Tyler to do a ldquoSay No to Alcoholrdquo Campaign for teens created by the
students This program is funded by Family Connections Collaborative and the Georgia Department of
Behavioral Health and Development ldquoHearts for Familiesrdquo
The 21st Century program included curriculum based instruction in the visual arts Kathy Nelson
teaches a weekly class for grades 1-5 at the Friendship Alliance Church The program is funded through
a grant from the YMCA
The Moultrie and Doerun Housing Authority provided sites and funding for summer camps arts
projects and weekly classes for youth and adults Instructors in the program are Ponda McKinney- arts
and crafts Michael Ryce-music and Kathy Nelson ndashpainting
The United Way makes it possible for performing and arts activities to be provided at the Arts Center
through summer camps theater senior adult painting and scholarship at the NW Youth Center in
music the Boys and Girls Club in art music and theater and at all the YMCA Primetime sites in art
Instructors include Kathy Nelson Lennie Flowers Michael Ryce Karen Sasine Lin Sheffield 6 guest
summer camp artist 12 youth assistants and art center instructors who teach group and private classes
Alcohol Prevention Media Campaign Achievement Center high school students are designing a countywide multi-media
campaign to raise awareness about the perils of underage drinking and alcohol abuse
Thanks to prevention funding from the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and
Development Disabilities awarded HEARTS for Families and the Colquitt County Family
Connection Collaborative on Children and Families the arts center is taking on the task of
instructing and guiding these at-risk students through the process of developing a media
campaign from concept and graphic arts design to digital production The advertisements
developed will be published in various media forms (including online ads over-the-road
banners billboards and print ads) this spring Plans are to display students original artwork
created for the campaign this spring as well Visual Arts Instructor Kathy Nelson and Arts
Center Curator Lydia Tyler are heading up creative instruction
