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Lexington Arts & Crafts Society, 130 Waltham Street,
Lexington, MA 02421
Tel: 781-862-9696 or Email us at [email protected]
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SUMMER
2014
Classes and Workshops
3 WAYS TO REGISTER TO SECURE YOUR SPOT!
 Online at www.LACSMA.org pay via Credit/Debit Card
 By Mail: Registration Form download at www.LACSMA.org mail in with Check
 Come by: Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, 130 Waltham St, Lexington, MA 02421
Tel:781-862-9696 OPEN: Monday- Friday 9am to 4pm
and Workshops
We only accept CHECKS or CASH with Mail-in / Walk-in registrations.
Work in a Community of Artisans with similar
interest, sharing ideas and expertise.
WE ALWAYS WELCOME NEW MEMBERS.
PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT THE LACS OFFICE TO INQUIRE
ABOUT JOINING THE SOCIETY AT
CALL US: 781-862-9696
EMAIL US: [email protected]
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2014 SUMMER CLASSES & WORKSHOPS
*TABLE OF CONTENTS*
About the Society
Education Policies
Membership Information
Class Registration FORM
Teens - Junior Membership required - Please contact Office for Details…781-862-9696
Materials Lists
(where available)
CERAMICS
Ceramics for Everyone with Cora Pucci
WEDNESDAYS, July 16 – August 27 at 6:00-9:00pm
Teen Pottery with Lynne Fisher
SUMMER SESSION 1 -THURSDAYS, June 26- July 17 at 6-8:30pm
SUMMER SESSION 2-THURSDAYS, July 24- August 14 at 6-8:30pm
DRAWING
Drawing Studio with Judith Cooper
Summer Sketchbook: (Ink & Watercolors)
with Emily Passman
WEDNESDAYS, July 16 – August 28 at 10:00 am-12:30pm
WEDNESDAYS, July 16 – August 28 at 3:30-6:00pm
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, July 14 –July 18 at 9:30am –Noon
METALWORKERS
Adult Jewelry and Silversmithing with Liz Check
WEDNESDAYS, July 16 – August 20 at 6:30-9:30pm
Beginner’s Silver Metal Clay with Michela Verani
MONDAYS, July 21 – August 4 at 10:00am-2:00pm
Silver Metal Clay Hollowforms with Michela Verani
MONDAYS, August 11 – August 25 at 10:00am-2:00pm
NEEDLE ARTS
Dye Your Own Yarn with Suzanne Ress
Dye Your Own Yarn with Suzanne Ress
WEDNESDAY, July 16 at 12:00 -2:00pm, or
WEDNESDAY, July 16 at 6:30-8:30pm
Arm Knitting with Suzanne Ress
Arm Knitting with Suzanne Ress
WEDNESDAY, July 23 at 12:00 -2:00pm , or
WEDNESDAY, July 23 at 6:30-8:30pm
Dye Your Own Yarn with Suzanne Ress
Dye Your Own Yarn with Suzanne Ress
WEDNESDAY, August 13 at 10:30 -12:30pm, or
WEDNESDAY, August 13 at 6:30-8:30pm
Arm Knitting with Suzanne Ress
Arm Knitting with Suzanne Ress
WEDNESDAY, August 20 at 10:30 -12:30pm or
WEDNESDAY, August 20 at 6:30-8:30pm
Infinity Scarf on a Cricket Loom with Beth Guertin
WEDNESDAYS, August 6 – August 27 at 6:30-8:30pm
PAINTING
Oil Painting Workshop
– New England Landscapes with Colin Waddington
SUNDAYS, July 27 – August 10 at 10:00am -4:00pm
Pastel Painting 2-Day Workshop
Push Color, Bold Strokes & Shake things up with Shelly Eager
SATURDAY & SUNDAY, August 2 & August 3 at 10am -4pm
Watercolor Painting 2-Day Workshop with Paul George
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, August 15 & August 16 at 10am -4pm
Oil Painting 2-Day Workshop with Paul George
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, August 8 & August 9 at 10am -4pm
Chinese Brush Painting 2-Day Workshop
-Tulip, Poppy, Iris & Sparrow with Ma Qingxiong
SATURDAY & SUNDAY, July 19 & July 20 at 10:00am - 4:00pm
2014 SUMMER CLASSES & WORKSHOPS
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PAINTERS GUILD OPEN STUDIOS –MEMBERS ONLY
Open Painting Group-Friday Nites coordinated by Cathy Keller
FRIDAYS, July 18- August 29 at 6:30 – 9:00pm
Open Painting Group-Sunday Nites coordinated by Gilda Gussin
SUNDAYS, July 20- August 24 at 4:00-7:00pm (room varies)
WORKSHOPS
Polymer Clay Techniques Workshop with 4 Instructors
SUNDAYS, June 1 – June 29 at 1:00-5:00pm
Mosaic Tiles Workshop with Michel Huillier
SATURDAY, July 26 at 2:00-4:30pm
Glass Fusing Workshop with Michel Huillier
SATURDAY, August 23 at 10:00am -12:30pm
Sign up now to secure your spot!
Classes fill up fast!
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IF YOU HAVE ANY PROBLEMS WHEN REGISTERING ONLINE, PLEASE CALL FAMILY ID at
888-800-5583 x1.
QUESTIONS REGARDING CLASSES: Contact Lexington Arts & Craft Society at 781-862-9696
Email us directly at [email protected]
YOU CAN ALSO STOP BY THE OFFICE
Our Business Hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00am-4:00pm
We only accept CHECKS or CASH with a Mail-in / Walk-in registrations.
Please complete all information on Registration Form (next page).
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The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society is a non-profit 501(c)(3)
Regional Education Center dedicated to the preservation and promotion
of excellence in both the Traditional and Contemporary Arts and Crafts.
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Guild Member
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Membership costs: Guild Member ($160/year)
NARM Member
Junior Member
Non-Member
Society Member ($107/year) Junior Member ($35/year)
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STUDENT INFORMATION:
CLASS# 1
Course Name:
Day & Time:
Cost of Class:
Late Registration Fee: +$15
*Teacher interested in PDP’S: +$10
CLASS#1 TOTAL: $
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Course Name:
Day & Time:
Cost of Class:
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*Teacher interested in PDP’S: +$10
CLASS #2 TOTAL: $
Course Code:
Instructor:
Course Code:
Instructor:
* Teachers interested in PDP’s (Additional $10.00 Fee must be paid at the LACS Office not online at LACSMA.org)
*Note: NARM Members pay Society member rates.
*This will be validated with member card.
NOTE: IF THE CLASS YOU HAVE REGISTERED FOR IS FULL, YOUR NAME WILL BE PLACED
ON A WAITING LIST, YOU WILL BE NOTIFIED AND YOUR PAYMENT(S) WILL BE RETURNED.
*START DATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
We only accept CHECKS or CASH with Mail-in / Walk-in registrations.
ABOUT THE SOCIETY
The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society was founded in 1935 when a group of artists and crafts-persons met and drew
up a constitution with the objective "to foster in the community a more active interest in the arts and crafts and to
encourage higher artistic standards in the arts and handicrafts". In 1953, the Society was incorporated as a non-profit
organization. For nearly twenty years after its founding, the Society carried on its activities in members' homes and in
various public buildings in Lexington. Then, in 1953, the Society broke ground for its own building at 130 Waltham
Street. Designed by a fellow member, Marjorie Pierce, this art center was built entirely through the efforts of Society
members. The building was dedicated the next year, and the first exhibit and fair were held. Additions to the building
were constructed in 1965 and 1973.
There are four classifications of membership in the Lexington Arts and Crafts Society: Active Guild, Society
Sustaining, Junior, and Corporate. Most members are Active, producing artists and crafts-persons belonging to a guild.
Requirements for guild membership vary with each guild. Society Sustaining members who have an interest in the arts
and crafts and a desire to participate in the Society, though not a guild. Junior Members (13-18 years of age) are
interested in participating in classes and workshops. Corporate Members are corporations, companies and businesses
who wish to be supportive of the aims, goals and objectives of the Society and whose membership donations recognize
the Society as a service to the community.
The Society is currently composed of ten guilds: Basketry/Decorative Arts, Ceramics, Metalworkers,
Needle Arts, Painters, Photography, Polymer Clay/Beaders, Weavers, and Woodworkers and Sustaining
Members, who have not joined a guild.
Each guild has its own schedule of meetings, workshops, classes and seminars, as well as its own
specialized tools and equipment. Artists and crafts-persons are thus able to work in a community of artisans with
similar interests, sharing ideas and expertise. Our building has a large painter’s studio, a ceramic studio with kilns, wellequipped woodworkers and metalworkers shops, and a weaver’s room with numerous looms. The Society's Guild
Libraries contain an impressive selection of arts and crafts books which are available to members.
A variety of exciting exhibits are mounted in our Parsons Gallery year-round by our own guilds, as well as by
invited guest artists. Guild members have an opportunity to exhibit or sell their work at these gallery showings, which
are open, free of charge to the public.
Numerous classes and workshops held days, evenings and weekends, are offered to members and the
general public at reasonable fees. The public is invited to gallery receptions, which are usually held the first or second
Sunday of the month, and often include a speaker/demonstration or other activity.
Scholarships from an Art Scholarship Fund are available to graduating seniors from Lexington High School.
In addition, our Scholarship Committee provides continuing support to scholarship recipients furthering their art careers
at accredited art institutions.
The Society has an annual fundraising event in October, the Fall Fundraising Fair, and two annual sales
events, the December Holiday Marketplace and July/August Artisans Market, at which the public can purchase quality
arts and crafts.
Society Membership Year: June 1 – May 31. Annual Society Dues: Active Guild Member $160; Society
Sustaining Member $107. Guild Dues are additional. An Orientation Meeting is required prior to becoming a
member.
For more information regarding membership, please contact the Society Office at 130 Waltham Street,
Lexington, MA 02421, (781) 862-9696, [email protected].
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ABOUT THE SOCIETY-MEMBERSHIP
SOCIETY (ACTIVE) GUILD
SOCIETY SUSTAINING
Benefits:
• Make lasting friendships with other artists who share your
SOCIETY (ACTIVE) GUILD
enthusiasm and desire to explore a variety of techniques
and materials.
• Receive discounts on classes and workshops.
• Automatically receive membership in NARM, North
American Reciprocal Museums, which offers benefits
such as free admission & member discounts at museum
shops at over 500 museums in the U.S, twenty-nine in
Massachusetts – with full year, non-discounted Society
membership.
• Receive discounts at quality retailers.
• Exhibit your work and offer it for sale in the spacious
Parsons Gallery during the Guild’s Annual Exhibition and
other invitational exhibits, as well as in other locations.
• Sell your work in the summer Artisans Market and the
December Holiday Marketplace and year-round in the
Back Door Gallery.
• Increase exposure of your art through the LACS website
and social media.
• Receive Society and Guild newsletters with updated
Information on our programs, shows and events.*
• Access Guild and Society libraries and resources.*
• If you wish, receive e-mail bulletins about regional events
of interest to our members.
• Be invited, along with a guest, to attend the popular
Holiday Marketplace Preview Party and advance sale.
* Not all Guilds have newsletter and library.
Responsibilities:
• Attendance at Society/Guild orientation required.
• Volunteer for tasks within the Guild.
• Contribute your talents to the operation of the
organization, for example, chair or serve on a
committee, help with clerical tasks, plan and stage
events, and staff the gallery during shows.
• Contribute work for sale at the Fall Fair, our primary
fundraiser. Members with less than $75 in sales will be
invoiced for the balance by the Society.
• Pay annual Society and Guild membership dues.
Benefits:
• Receive discounts on classes and workshops.
SOCIETY SUSTAINING
• Automatically receive membership in NARM, North
American Reciprocal Museums, which offers benefits
such as free admission & member discounts at museum
shops at over 500 museums in the U.S, twenty-nine in
Massachusetts – with full year non-discounted Society
membership.
• Receive discounts at quality retailers.
• Receive Society newsletters with updated
Information on our programs, shows and events.
• If you wish, receive e-mail bulletins about regional events
of interest to our members.
• Be invited, along with a guest, to attend the popular
Holiday Marketplace Preview Party and advance sale.
Responsibilities:
• Attendance at Society orientation required.
• Volunteer for tasks within the Society.
• Contribute your talents to the operation of the
organization, for example, chair or serve on a
committee, help with clerical tasks, and staff the gallery
during shows.
• Meet annual Society membership dues.
• Generally support the Society.
JUNIOR MEMBERSHIP
(Ages 13-18)
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP FEE: $35
Lexington
Arts & Crafts
Society established(Ages
Junior
JUNIOR
MEMBERSHIP
Membership for the purpose of offering classes and
13-18)
workshops of interest to younger members.
Benefits of becoming a Junior Member:
• Eligible to participate in classes/workshops being offered to
Junior Members at Society member rates.
• May have opportunity to exhibit your work if Junior Member,
or exhibit in the Society-wide Student Show.
• Invite to attend the popular Holiday Marketplace Preview
Party/Reception (for members only and one guest) held in
December.
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EDUCATION POLICES
-CANCELLATIONS - The Lexington Arts and Crafts
Society reserves the right to cancel any under-enrolled
course, to restrict registration, to change instructors, if
necessary, or make schedule changes. Every effort will be
made to notify registered students. Classes cancelled due
to low enrollment will be refunded.
-TUITION REFUNDS - Tuition and fees cannot be
refunded unless we are notified at least one week prior to
the start of your class, but we are happy to work with you
to find another class to fit your schedule. Non-refundable
administrative and registration fees are included in the
tuition.
-CLASS CONFIRMATION - Confirmation of your
class/workshop will not be made. You will be notified
only if you are not enrolled in a class due to full enrollment
or class cancellation. Otherwise, plan to attend your
class at the first meeting.
-INCLEMENT WEATHER - In the event of inclement
weather, an announcement will be posted on the Society
website at www.lacsma.org. Classes postponed due to
weather or other factors beyond Lexington Arts and Crafts
Society’s control will be rescheduled, if possible. Make-up
classes will be held at the end of the term unless
otherwise notified.
-MATERIALS LISTS AND FEES - Some classes require
that participants pay an additional fee to cover the cost of
materials provided by the Instructor or require students to
bring their own supplies and safety equipment. Please
consult the course description. Materials lists are sent via
email to enrolled students upon request. If you do not
have an email address, please call 781-862-9696. Some
materials fees are paid directly to the instructor at the first
class.
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-ACCESS/MEDICAL CONDITIONS - Lexington Arts
and Crafts Society welcomes participants of all
abilities. We are wheelchair accessible and offer
handicapped parking close to our Education
Entrance. If you or your child has any special needs
or medical conditions that we need to be aware of,
please notify us in advance so we can best
accommodate you.
-PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT
POINTSProfessional Development Points (PDPs) are
available for teachers who complete studio/custom
classes/workshops. If you wish to take a course for
PDPs, please indicate this at the time of registration.
There is an additional $10 fee paid separately.
-PHOTOGRAPHY - Lexington Arts and Crafts Society
photographs its classes for promotional purposes.
Occasionally, local media will also document special
workshops and events. Registration implies your
compliance with the use of your image in our publicity
materials. If you do not wish for yourself or your child
to be photographed, please notify us in writing.
-DISCOUNTS - Members of the Lexington Arts and
Crafts Society receive discounts on classes and
workshops. If you are not yet a member and wish to
join, please call 781-862-9696.
-LATE REGISTRATION FEE - $15 - Registrations
must be received at least one week prior to the start of
class or a late fee of $15 will be assessed.
Please REGISTER promptly!
Classes are Limited in size.
You will be notified only if a class is
full, cancelled or rescheduled.
NARM members pay at Society Member rates.
*This will be validated with member card.
CERAMICS
CERAMICS FOR EVERYONE
With Cora Pucci
(Beginner to Intermediate)
Register
CLASS CODE: SU14C01
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
DATES: July 16 - August 27
TIME: 6:00 - 9:00pm
8 Sessions
Member
$252 *
Non-Member
$294 *
Maximum # of Students: 10
* Fee includes supplies and firing.
Focus is on a combination of hand-building and throwing on wheel as well as mastering the glazing techniques.
Excellent facilities and individual instruction by a professional studio potter.
The class runs one session into the next throughout the year. Please inquire about openings.
Cora is more than happy to take names for a waiting list.
About
Instructor:
The
classthe
runs
one session into the next throughout the year. Please inquire about openings. Cora will take names for a
Cora
is
a
professional
studio potter. She has exhibited both local, nationally, and abroad. Cora has taught for many
waiting list.
years at MIT Student Art Center, DeCordova Museum School Children’s Summer Program, The Cambridge Center for
Adult Ed, and in her own studio at the Old Schwab Mill in Arlington, MA.
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TEEN POTTERY
With Lynne Fisher
(Beginners-Intermediate)
(Junior Membership is required)
CLASS CODE: SU14C02
THURSDAY EVENINGS- Summer Session 1
DATE: June 26 – July 17
TIME: 6:00 - 8:30pm
Register
4 Sessions
Junior Member $130 *
Maximum # of Students: 10 per class
CLASS CODE: SU14C03
THURSDAY EVENINGS - Summer Session 2
DATE: July 24 – August 14
TIME: 6:00 - 8:30pm
Register
4 Sessions
Junior Member
$130 *
Maximum # of Students: 10 per class
* Fee includes clay, glazes, firing
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Focus on both wheel and hand-built techniques, decorating and glazing high fire stoneware. The class runs one session into
the next throughout the year. Please inquire about openings; Lynne will take names for a waiting list.
Contact the Society Office regarding openings and information about becoming a Junior Member at 781-862-9696.
About the Instructor:
Lynne Fisher is a professional potter; juried shows; professional teacher.
METALWORKERS
ADULT JEWELRY & SILVERSMITHING
With Liz Check
(Beginner and Continuing)
CLASS CODE: SU14M02
* Fee includes lab &
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
administrative fees
DATES: July 16 – August 20
TIME: 6:30 - 9:30pm
6 Sessions
Metalworkers Guild Member
$111 *
Register
Society Member
$130 *
Non-Member
$154 *
Maximum # of Students: 10 per class
Intermediate students will be instructed in improving craftsmanship in metalsmithing techniques, including sawing, filing, hammering,
forming, sanding, surface embellishment, soldering, chain-making, bezel setting, etching, keum-boo, finishing and polishing.
Demonstrations will be provided for all techniques and for proper use of tools including flexible shaft, rolling mill and buffing machine.
Instructor will assist students in project development to incorporate techniques learned.
BEGINNER’S SILVER METAL CLAY
Register
* Fee includes lab &
administrative fees &
$75.00 materials
With Michela Verani
(Beginner)
CLASS CODE: SU14M03
MONDAY MORNINGS
DATES: July 21- August 4
TIME: 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
*Feel free to bring a lunch*
3 Sessions
Metalworkers Guild Member
$152*
Society Member
$161*
Non-Member
$177*
Maximum # of Students: 10 per class
Have you heard of metal clay and always wanted to try it? This 3-week class will introduce you to the easiest of the metal clays, silver
metal clay. In this class you will learn the tools and techniques needed to work with metal clay. Students will learn rolling, stamping and
cutting and how to fire, as well as finishing and coloring techniques. Materials: Cost $75.00 to include 40 gm of silver metal clay, as well
as glass paints, colored pencil and liver of sulfur and use of teacher's tools.
SILVER METAL CLAY HOLLOWFORMS
With Michela Verani
CLASS CODE: SU14M04
MONDAY MORNINGS
DATES: August 11 – August 25
TIME: 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
*Feel free to bring a lunch*
3 Sessions
Metalworkers Guild Member
$204*
Society Member
$214*
Non-Member
$230*
Maximum # of Students: 10 per class
Register
* Fee includes lab &
administrative fees &
$125.00 materials
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Students will learn how to build simple and complex hollowforms in silver metal clay. Construction techniques will be covered, as
well as how to graduate hollowforms to make a bracelet or necklace of graduated beads. The last class will cover coloring and
finishing techniques. Materials: $125.00 to include 70 gm of silver metal clay, as well as glass paints, colored pencil, liver of sulfur
and use of teacher's tools.
About the Instructor:
Michela Verani found metal clay about nine years ago. Since beginning in metal clay, she has achieved Art Clay Level 1/Senior
Certification, Rio Rewards Certification, is a juried member of the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen in metal clay and was
the fourth person to pass jurying for the Metal Clay Master’s Registry, Registry III. Her metal clay, felted and beaded work
have won numerous awards. She has authored articles for Fired Arts & Crafts, Art Jewelry, Bead Trends, Metal Clay Today,
Metal Clay Artist, The Art Clay Society Quarterly and Bead Design (formerly Bead Unique). Her work has been featured in a
number of PMC Guild Annuals and other books on jewelry.
DRAWING
DRAWING STUDIO
With Judith Cooper
Adults & Teens
(Junior Membership is required)
CLASS CODE: SU14S01
WEDNESDAY MORNINGS
DATE: July 16 – August 28
TIME: 10:00am -12:30 pm
CLASS CODE: SU14S02
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS
DATE: July 16 – August 28
TIME: 3:30 – 6:00pm
7 Sessions
Painters Guild Member
$224
Society Member
$238
Non-Member
$285
Maximum # of Students: 12 per class
Register
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Still life set ups &/or working from where you are & where you hope to grow to is what this class is about.
Bring the materials you enjoy working with! Class critiques; instructor input & suggestions are part of the process.
About the Instructor:
Judith is an artist who received her BFA from Boston University, majoring in painting and drawing, and minoring in art education.
She taught art for 30 years in the Gloucester public schools, where her focus was high school drawing, ceramics and the
portfolio class for students who wanted to attend art school. Since her retirement in 1999, she’s received a Certificate in Creative
Expression through the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology and then completed her Masters in Interdisciplinary Studies at
Lesley University. She currently facilitates workshops on creativity in her Lexington Studio, teaches at LACS and works with
private clients. Judith has created in many different media and has won awards through the Cambridge and the Concord Art
Associations, as well as the Women’s Caucus for Art. She’s a committee member of the Lexington Open Studios group and
participates in that venue every year, opening her studio to the public. Her work hangs in private and corporate collections.
www.jcooperstudio.com
SUMMER SKETCHBOOK:
SEEING/DRAWING AND THE ART OF
THE SKETCHBOOK
(INK AND WATERCOLOR)
Register
With Emily Passman
Adults and Teens*
(All Levels Welcome)
*Junior Membership required
CLASS CODE: SU14P01
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
DATE: July 14 – July 18
TIME: 9:30am – Noon
5 Sessions
Painters Guild Member
$120
Society Member
$130
Non Member
$156
Maximum # of Students: 12
Whether you're traveling, sitting quietly under a tree, or on a bench near a crowded café, the art of the “quick sketch” is a great way to
slow down, record an experience or practice being in the present. When you sketch what you see, your experience of it is heightened. A
sketchbook is a great journal. Using a good quality book, the combination of pen and ink and watercolor is so satisfying. Drawing in
groups is also a nice social time. I will teach different drawing techniques, quick tips for measuring, and improving perspective. When
the weather permits, we'll draw/sketch and paint outside!
About the Instructor:
Emily Passman is a painter of oils and acrylics, and is known for her expressive, loose style. Her work is in galleries throughout
New England and numerous private collections. After earning both a fine arts degree and a Master’s in Education, she had a
successful career as an educator and graphic designer. She is devoted to promoting arts in Lexington, serving on the Lexington
Council for the Arts and Lexington Open Studios. She teaches in many places including Concord Art and privately in her
barn/studio in Lexington, which is open to visitors upon request.
WORKSHOPS
MOSAIC TILES
WORKSHOP
With Michel Huiellier
*Meets in the Plummer’s Studio
CLASS CODE: SU14M01
SATURDAY
DATE: July 26
TIME: 2:00pm to 4:30pm
Member
$45
Non-Member
$55
Maximum # of Students: 25
Register
Students must wear
Closed - toe shoes.
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$35 for materials; instructors time/home
studio time should be paid directly to
instructor beginning of class.
In this 2.5 hour workshop you’ll have fun playing with glass shapes, colors and textures while you learn the basics of glass mosaic
techniques and create a small trivet or decorate a ceramic dish. First, create or choose a simple design to transfer onto a wood or ceramic
base. Then bring this design to life by choosing precut glass pieces from a great selection; no glass cutting is necessary (your instructor can
cut glass for you if needed). Arrange and glue your pieces according to the layout. Once the glue is dry, your instructor will grout the
assembled mosaic. Your mosaic pieces will be available at the LACS office within a week following the workshop.
The class is open to adults, teenagers, and children accompanied by a participating parent.
GLASS FUSING WORKSHOPADULTS
Register
With Michel Huiellier
*Meets in Plummer’s Studio
CLASS CODE: SU14G01
SATURDAY
DATE: August 23
TIME: 10:00am - 12:30pm
Member
$45
Non-Member
$55
Maximum # of Students: 20
$85 for materials; instructor’s time/home studio
time should be paid directly to instructor
beginning of class.
Students must wear
Closed - toe shoes.
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In this 2.5 hour workshop you will learn the basics of glass fusing while having fun playing with glass shapes, colors and textures.
First, through a series of fun exercises, you will learn to use glass powders, frits and stringers. Then, you’ll design and create 2
dishes or plates: one 4” x 4” dish and one 8” x 8” plate or bowl. Glass cutting is not necessary, as a huge selection of precut
pieces is provided, and your instructor is available to cut specific shapes if needed. Your instructor will fire your pieces in his own
kiln. They will be available at the LACS office within a week following the workshop.
The class is open to adults, teenagers, and children accompanied by a participating parent.
NEEDLE ARTS
DYE YOUR OWN YARN & ARM KNITTING are independent one session classes being offered in several different timeslots.
You may sign up for one or as a pair. The same instruction will be covered in all sessions.
DYE YOUR OWN YARN with Suzanne Ress
(Beginner-Intermediate) Adult &Teens*
DYE YOUR OWN YARN
WEDNESDAY
Register
DATE: July 16
TIME: 12:00-2:00pm
CLASS CODE: SU14W02
*Includes
Member
$ 46*
$25 Materials Fee
Non-Member
$ 56*
Maximum # of Students: 8 per class
DYE YOUR OWN YARN
WEDNESDAY
Register
DATE: July 16
TIME: 6:30 - 8:30pm
CLASS CODE: SU14W03
Member
$ 46*
Non-Member
$ 56*
Maximum # of Students: 8 per class
*Junior Membership required
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ARM KNITTING with Suzanne Ress
(Beginner-Intermediate) Adult &Teens*
ARM KNITTING
WEDNESDAY
DATE: July 23
Register
TIME: 12:00-2:00pm
CLASS CODE: SU14W04
Member
$ 21
Non-Member
$ 31
Maximum # of Students: 8 per class
ARM KNITTING
WEDNESDAY
DATE: July 23
Register
TIME: 6:30 - 8:30pm
CLASS CODE: SU14W05
Member
$ 21
Non-Member
$ 31
Maximum # of Students: 8 per class
*Junior Membership required
Dye your own Yarn- dye 2 skeins of bulky-weight superwash wool yarn by painting it with dye, set the dye in a microwave, and then take it
home to wash and dry (instructions and a wool wash and rinse will be provided). There will be a discussion of color theory and how to blend
or use colors together. Students will be able to mix their own colors, using dye already prepared by the instructor. A Materials Fee of $25
includes 2 skeins of superwash (machine-washable) bulky-weight wool yarn, a selection of dyes, foam brushes, saran wrap, rubber gloves,
a wool wash and wool rinse, and trash bags for ‘aprons’. Please note that dyeing can be messy, so wear clothing and shoes that won’t be
ruined by the addition of some dye spots.
Arm Knitting–Take the yarn you’ve dyed and arm-knit it into a scarf, or bring 2 skeins of your own bulky-weight yarn to arm-knit into a scarf
or cowl.
DYE YOUR OWN YARN & ARM KNITTING are independent one session classes being offered in several different timeslots.
You may sign up for one or as a pair. The same instruction will be covered in all sessions.
DYE YOUR OWN YARN with Suzanne Ress
(Beginner-Intermediate) Adult &Teens*
DYE YOUR OWN YARN
WEDNESDAY
Register
DATE: August 13
TIME: 10:30am – 12:30pm
CLASS CODE: SU14W06
*Includes
Member
$ 46*
$25 Materials Fee
Non-Member
$ 56*
Maximum # of Students: 8 per class
DYE YOUR OWN YARN
WEDNESDAY
DATE: August 13
Register
TIME: 6:30 - 8:30pm
CLASS CODE: SU14W07
Member
$ 46*
Non-Member
$ 56*
Maximum # of Students: 8 per class
*Junior Membership required
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ARM KNITTING
with Suzanne Ress
(Beginner-Intermediate) Adult &Teens*
ARM KNITTING
WEDNESDAY
DATE: August 20
Register
TIME: 10:30am – 12:30pm
CLASS CODE: SU14W08
Member
$ 21
Non-Member
$ 31
Maximum # of Students: 8 per class
ARM KNITTING
WEDNESDAY
DATE: August 20
Register
TIME: 6:30 - 8:30pm
CLASS CODE: SU14W09
Member
$ 21
Non-Member
$ 31
Maximum # of Students: 8 per class
*Junior Membership required
About the Instructor:
Suzanne Ress started knitting young. She was taught by her grandmother who needed to keep her occupied during extended
visits, and has not stopped knitting since then. Mostly self-taught through patterns, books, and on-line sources like Ravelry,
Suzanne was the in-house knitting instructor at Fabric Place, Woburn, and then taught and provided help at Wild and Woolly in
Lexington. She has also participated in Window Arts Malden for the past 5 years with knitted art installations, and recently
taught a drop spindle workshop at Lupine Blossoms in NH.
NEEDLE ARTS
INFINITY SCARF ON A CRICKET
LOOM
with Beth Guertin
Beginners Adult and Teens*
*(Junior Membership required)
CLASS CODE: SU14W01
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
DATES: August 6 - August 27
TIME: 6:00 – 9:00pm
4 sessions
Member
$ 135*
Non-Member
$ 163*
Maximum # of Students: 10 per class
Register
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*Includes $15 for Materials being provided by Instructor.
Rigid heddle looms produce plain weave cloth on a fun and portable loom. In four weeks, students will weave a bamboo scarf with
optional lace stripes using a variegated warp and a solid colored weft and then sew the scarf together to create an infinity scarf. The 1st
class will consist of choosing colors and winding a warp on a warping board . The 2nd class, students will thread the loom. The 3rd week
we’ll begin weaving and learn how to use a pick-up stick to create lace stripes (optional). The student will take the loom home to weave
the scarf between classes (2 weeks). The 4th class will consist of taking the scarf off the loom, sewing the edges, sewing the infinity scarf,
learning how to wash the scarf, and discussing future project ideas. Schacht Cricket Looms will be provided for students use (and can be
purchased from the instructor). These looms are small and light weight enough to be carried in a canvas tote bag provided by the
instructor.
BETH CEDERBERG GUERTIN has been a weaver for more than thirty years, and has a strong local and regional reputation for
her knowledge and support of weaving and the fiber arts. She has been involved with teaching weaving for more than thirty
years, first through her store in Arlington (The Batik and Weaving Supplier), and now through her studio in Waltham (A Place to
Weave – Individualized Weaving Instruction).
PAINTING
OIL PAINTING WORKSHOP –
NEW ENGLAND LANDSCAPES
Register
With Colin Waddington
(All Levels Welcome)
CLASS CODE: SU14P02
SUNDAYS
DATES: July 27 – August 10
TIME: 10:00 am - 4:00pm
*Feel free to bring a lunch*
3 Sessions
Painters Guild Member $180
Society Member
$194
Non-Member
$235
Maximum # of Students: 12
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Learn how to paint in a realistic style by studying composition, paint application, color, and value. Students will work from still life objects or
photos, with special emphasis on creating a sense of light in the painting through clearly defined shapes. We will use a simplified palette to
emphasize color interaction, and encourage the mixing of secondary and tertiary colors in order to achieve harmony throughout the painting.
Instruction will be supported by demonstrations, one on one instruction and critiques.
About the Instructor:
New England artist, Colin Waddington, was born in Eastern Massachusetts. He attended the Lyme Academy College of Fine
Arts, where he studied drawing and painting from the human figure, as well as painting many landscapes outdoors within
walking or biking distance from the college grounds. During his senior year, he received an award from Lyme Academy for
two landscape oil paintings. He graduated with a BFA in Painting. Colin has consistently exhibited his work since graduating.
Colin is a member of the Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, Painters Guild.
PAINTING
OIL PAINTING 2-DAY WORKSHOP
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Oil Painting
by
Paul George
With Paul George
(All Level Welcome) Adults
CLASS CODE: SU14P03
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
DATES: August 8 & August 9
TIME: 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
*Feel free to bring a lunch*
2 Sessions
Painters Guild Member $138
Society Member
$147
Non-Member
$178
Maximum # of Students: 12
PAUL GEORGE OILS CLASS - ( All Levels Welcome)
This is a great class for the beginner to intermediate student or to just review oil painting methods and procedures. Paul will cover the
basics of painting in oils, including understanding materials, mixing clean color notes, color values and composition, and design. He will
support his teaching with demonstrations, one on one instruction and critiques. You will work from still life and photos. This is an
opportunity to build a strong foundation in painting.
About the Instructor:
New England artist Paul George was born in Cambridge, MA. He has a BS from Northeastern University. He studied at the MFA
School in Boston and also with national renowned artists and authors Charles Reid, and Robert Wade. Paul is a signature
member of the National Watercolor Society and a member of the Cape Cod, North Shore, Academic Artists, New England and
Rhode Island Watercolor Societies, and former Vice President of the Rockport Art Association. His work can be seen at the
George Gallery, located in beautiful Gloucester, Massachusetts.
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WATERCOLOR PAINTING 2-DAY
WORKSHOP
with Paul George
(All Level Welcome) Adults
CLASS CODE: SU14P04
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
DATES: August 15 & August 16
TIME: 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
*Feel free to bring a lunch*
2 Sessions
Painters Guild Member $138
Society Member
$147
Non-Member
$178
Maximum # of Students: 12
Watercolor Painting
by
Paul George
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PAUL GEORGE WATERCOLOR CLASS - (All Levels Welcome)
Award winning artist Paul George’s classes are loaded with great information and are motivating for both the beginner and the experienced
painter. You will paint your photos or still life and he will teach you how to approach any subject and design and execute a good painting
that glows with light and color. You’ll begin with a complete look at values and how to use them to simplify, design and improve your
painting. Paul believes that design composition is the most important part of any painting. You will learn how to use it to add power and
punch that make your paintings come alive. He will support each subject with talks, painting demonstrations and with personal one on one
support. Each class will end with complete critique.
About the Instructor:
New England artist Paul George was born in Cambridge, MA. He has a BS from Northeastern University. He studied at the MFA
School in Boston and also with national renowned artists and authors Charles Reid, and Robert Wade. Paul is a signature
member of the National Watercolor Society and a member of the Cape Cod, North Shore, Academic Artists, New England and
Rhode Island Watercolor Societies, and former Vice President of the Rockport Art Association. His work can be seen at the
George Gallery, located in beautiful Gloucester, Massachusetts.
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PAINTING
PASTEL PAINTING
2-DAY WORKSHOP
-PUSH COLOR, BOLDSTROKES &
SHAKE THINGS UP with Shelly Eagar
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Adults Ages 16 & up
(All Levels Welcome)
CLASS CODE: SU14P05
SATURDAY & SUNDAY
DATES: August 2 & August 3
TIME: 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
*Feel free to bring a lunch*
2 Sessions
Painters Guild Member $130
Society Member
$136
Non-Member
$167
Maximum # of Students: 12
Let’s shake things up! We all get into slumps in art, our ho hum I can do this in my sleep times, our I can’t think of a thing
to paint at times, our I’m so uninspired times. Time to make some changes. Let’s do some exercises that will turn up the
heat and inspire some creativity. This workshop will be based on ways to change the way we do things, change our color
palettes, work looser and faster, get the old blood moving. You will be amazed how just some new stimulation and
challenges can change the flow of your creative juices. Come spend two days and at just how far you can push yourself.
About the Instructor:
Seeing the beauty in everyday items is what gets Shelly Eager's creative juices flowing. She paints "Slice of Life"
paintings and sees everything through a different point of view. One of the things that makes her work so
distinguishable and recognizable is the way she pushes color and the very colors that she sees. But the one attribute
that sets her apart from the rest is her skill as an instructor. Her students say she is a very generous teacher, who
shares everything she knows on a subject. When her students leave her classes they have not only seen the
demonstration of doing a technique, but they understand the why and the how of doing it. They leave inspired and
excited about going forward in the medium.
CHINESE BRUSH PAINTING:
2-DAY WORKSHOP
–TULIP, POPPY, IRIS & SPARROW
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with Ma Qingxiong
Adults and Teens*
*Junior Membership required
CLASS CODE: SU14P12
SATURDAY, July 19 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
SUNDAY, July 20 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
2 DAY - WORKSHOP
*Feel free to bring a lunch*
2 Sessions
Painters Guild Member $139
Society Member
$155
Non-Member
$197
Maximum # of Students: 12 per class
This course will introduce the basics of Chinese brush painting. Students will explore birds and flowers
with a combination of Chinese brush painting and Western techniques. Using freehand brushwork, the
emphasis will be on expressiveness, individual interpretation and abstraction through exaggeration.
Students will use ink, watercolor, and gouache on rice paper to create wonderful visual effects. The
subjects will be tulip, poppy, iris and sparrow.
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PAINTING
About the Instructor:
Ma was born in Guangdong China and started painting and participating in art shows in China at an early age. He attended the
Qingdao Oceanographic University and earned a B.S. degree in Meteorology. In 1971 he moved to Beijing and later met his wife.
His father-in-law, General Li, befriended many artists and collected a great deal of Chinese contemporary art over the years. With
his father-in-law's blessing, Ma was able to study all of these great works and to become very close to many well-known artists in
China. After many one-man shows in China, Ma traveled to US in 1988. Upon his return to China, he exhibited for the first time his
signature style of blending the philosophy and technique of Chinese painting with western art concepts. These paintings were
inspired by western landscapes he had admired during the visit. This exhibition was held at the National Museum of Fine Arts in
Beijing, and was highly acclaimed by the art critics in China. Ma considers the brush-stroke the essence and the language of
Chinese Painting. And though ever mindful of the tradition of his training, He has found his own expression with his brush. In his
landscapes, he uses ink and gouache in many layers to give the painting texture and depth and sometimes paint on both sides of
the absorbent rice paper. He calls this technique “ Heavily-Colored Free-Hand Chinese Painting”. Inspiration for his landscapes
started in China with Huang Shan (the Yellow Mountains), the Great Wall and the Yangtze River and continue in America with the
Grand Canyon, the Pacific Coast and New England. Feel free to go to his webpage @ www.maqingxiong.com
PAINTERS GUILD OPEN STUDIO –MEMBERS ONLY
OPEN PAINTING GROUP – FRIDAY NITES
(Coordinated by Cathy Keller)
MEMBERS' ONLY
FRIDAY EVENINGS
DATES: July 18 – August 29
TIME: 6:30pm - 9:00 pm
*will meet in Seminar Room
7 Sessions
Maximum # of Participants: 12
(No instruction.
May be costs associated with bringing in professional demonstrators during this
Period to be determined by the group.)
NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED.
Please contact Office to inquire about openings and information about joining the Society 781-862-9696 or by
email: [email protected].
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PAINTERS GUILD OPEN STUDIO –MEMBERS ONLY
OPEN PAINTING GROUP –SUNDAY NIGHTS
(Coordinated by Gilda Gussin)
MEMBERS' ONLY
SUNDAYS
DATES: July 20 - August 24
TIME: 4:00 pm - 7:00pm
8 Sessions
*Room varies on scheduling and
upcoming LACS commitments
(No instruction. May be costs associated with bringing in professional demonstrators during
this period - to be determined by the group.)
NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED.
Please contact Office to inquire about openings and information about joining the Society at
781-862-9696 or by email: [email protected]
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POLYMER CLAY WORKSHOP
POLYMER CLAY TECHNIQUES WORKSHOP
with Polymer Instructors
Adults (Beginner to Intermediate)
CLASS CODE: SP14F01
SUNDAY AFTERNOONS
DATES: June 1 to June 29
TIME: 1:00pm - 5:00pm
No Class on June 15
4 Sessions
Member
165*
Non-Member
200*
Maximum: 8 students
Register
Fee includes *$15 for materials*
being provided by Instructor
Weekend day 4 hr. class - 4 Instructors -4 projects
This is the perfect opportunity to learn about Polymer and to learn new techniques during a 4 week series. Classes will be 4
hours each and cost will include needed supplies. Learn at least 4 different techniques including: Skinner blends, canes and
veneers, Shaving Cream Beads with Karen Thibault, Simple Canes with Paula Lewis, IKAT Cane and Extrusion with Laurie Eaton,
Flower Cane with Seana Bettencourt, Stropple Cane / Scrap Techniques with Jacki Katz
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MATERIAL LISTS
Emily Passman – Materials List
Large newsprint pad, sketchbook, vine charcoal, eraser, small mat board cut into two “L”s (makes a view finder), ruler or other
straight edge, drafting tape (low adhesive), pencils of different hardness (suggested: 2B, 4B, 2H), sandpaper block pencil sharpener
& pointer, 1 sheet of 140 LB watercolor paper (we will be folding and tearing into 6 smaller sheets for paint “sketches” so you can
do this prior, if you wish), palette (can be a paper palette, wood or glass), palette knife, canvas board, stretched canvas or canvas
paper (no smaller than about 16x20)-2 canvasses/boards, Brushes: long-handled No.4 Round, No.8 Flat, 3/8" Angular, 3/4" Flat
wash brush This would be the minimum. If you have brushes or a set, bring them please! Acrylic paints If you already have a
collection of paints, bring them. If you do not have any, then a beginner set of Liquitex tubes is fine for acrylic. (It is not necessary to
buy all new paints if you have them, unless they are old and dried out!) Suggestions for a nice variety of colors, if you do not get a
“set”, cerulean blue, cobalt blue, ultramarine blue, cadmium yellow, cadmium yellow light, alizarin crimson, cadmium red, titanium
white, burnt umber, raw sienna, raw umber, cadmium orange, Paynes Grey.
Painting course materials suggested site: www.shoptheartstore.com
Paul George – Materials List
Oils list:
Palette colors - Cadmium Red Medium, Permanent Alizarin Crimson, Transparent Red Oxide (Rembrandt), Winsor Blue (green
shade), Cobalt Blue, French Ultramarine Blue, Seves Blue (Rembrandt), Cad Yellow Light, Cad Yellow Deep, Burnt Sienna
Yellow Ochre Pale, Ivory Black, Viridian green, Permalba White, Raw Umber
Canvas - I recommend painting on a stretched canvas. I use Fredrix 100% pure linen,which is a grade better then their regular
canvas. If you are new, I suggest starting with a 8x10”, 12”x16”, or 16”x 20”, but if you have more experience, larger is fine. A 9 x 12
canvas board works well for color studies.
Brushes - I use #4 #6, and #8 filberts and an occasional old round sable for detail.
Other materials - Easel, a couple of good palette knives, charcoal, odorless turpenoid, medium (liquin), cups for turpentine, etc.
rags or paper towels.
Watercolors List:
Palette colors - Aureolin yellow, Burnt Sienna, Cadmium Orange, Cadmium Red, Cadmium Yellow Pale, Cerulean Blue
Cobalt Blue, French Ultramarine Blue, Raw Sienna, Rose Madder Genuine Viridian Green, Winsor Blue (green shade), Winsor Green
(yellow shade), Quinacridone Rose, Quinacridone Gold, Quinacridone Sienna, Daniel Smith Cobalt Teal Blue
These are my palette colors. It is not necessary for you to have all the colors. I use Winsor Newton, Sennelier and Daniel
Smith paints. I do not recommend buying student grade paints. The colors in bold print are strongly recommended.
Brushes -I recommend the best brushes you can buy (Sable if possible) Try to get two flats and two rounds, a large and small of
each. Suggested: Flats 2" and 3/4” (Flats need not be sable but imitation sable) Rounds #12 and #8
Paper - I recommend any good quality name paper. (D’Arches, Winsor &Newton, Fabriano, Watman ) I suggest that you buy
sheets. Blocks are fine if you remove the paper and mount it before painting, as it tends to buckle if you leave it on the
block while you paint. I use bulldog clips to hold the paper.
Boards - Your paper will need to be attached to a solid lightweight board. Use masking tape or
clips if you like, but be sure the board is lightweight.
Photos - If your workshop is indoors, you may want to bring a photo or two of something that you would really love to paint. I
will also have photos from which to paint. We will do some paint a long from instructor photos.
Colin Waddington – Materials List
Small sketchbook and graphite or charcoal pencils
Palette
Brush cleaner (silicoil or metal brush cleaner or coffee can with screen. The ability to clean brushes while working is important)
Brushes: 5-6 square or filbert natural bristle brushes of various sizes, and 1-2 softer large brushes
Odorless Turpenoid
Pigments: titanium white, ivory black, ultramarine blue, cadmium yellow light, quinacridone red and burnt umber
Primed canvases or panels (12x16 inches or smaller) ,one canvas or panel per class
Painting Knife (diamond shape)
Paper towels
Bag for trash
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MATERIAL LISTS
Ma Qingxiong – Materials List
Rice Paper: Big sheet 27x54 inches (regular Shuan paper, made in Anhui China is better), “ Su-Mi-E” paper book or roll are OK too. We
only use raw paper, not sized rice paper. Chinese/ Japanese ink: Liquid in bottle. Chinese/Japanese Brushes: At least need three sizes:
Small (very fine tip), Medium (Large size “orchid bamboo” brush, for most expressive strokes) Large (the size like thumb, for wash and
big strokes) Colors: Chinese painting colors (chips or tubes), watercolor and gouache. Dishes: at least need 3 (for ink and mixing color,
bigger and flat are better) Felt: Put it on table, under rice paper (blanket will be good) Container: For containing water. Supplies can
be purchased at Cheetan Trading (Book Store), 214 Lincoln St, Boston, MA 02111. Tel: 617-451-1309, 800-617-3544. Some supplies
can be purchased at Utrecht or Artist & Craftsman Supply, 580 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, 617-354-3636
www.artistcraftsman.com or by mail order at OAS (Oriental Art Supply), Open M-F 8-5(Pacific Time) add: P.O. Box 6596, Huntington
Beach, CA 92615, Tel: 1-800-969-4471, 714-969-4470 www.orientalartsupply.com [email protected]
Shelly Eager- Materials List
20 x 30 sheet of foam core, 1” foam brush, scatter rug and Artist tape. Sanded paper, I love black but any mid-toned to
dark color will do. Bring at least one sheet per day if not more. If you bring white we can tone it or do an underpainting
and that alone could change your approach. Bring assorted soft and hard pastels. There will be a box of pastels
available for students, use if you don’t have many pastels. Bring some photo references to paint from. Try to bring
something that really turns you on. Also try to bring photos that have strong dark light contrasts (this is important).
Bring a photo of a painting that you love done by your favorite artists, either living or dead, famous or not. I want you to
really connect with that artist’s work.
Judith Cooper – Materials List:
Materials List: * = most important
-Spiral Bound Sketch Pad (60 lb. weight paper)-*for class work: ca. 14" x 17" [or if you like larger 18 x 24]
If you wish to get another small one to carry around with you (no smaller than 4 x 6 ; or 9 x 12 spiral bound)..it’s your choice!
-Erasers-*White plastic: Factis or Staedtler good for thorough erasing & texturing within the graphite
-Kneaded eraser good for lifting up the graphite off the surface to lighten the tone; also can be made into a thin point to lighten
details
-Graphite Pencils-a selection is always good; from light to dark: HB, *2B, *4B, *6B, 8B with a 9B woodless for rich darks!
-Pencil Sharpener, suggest getting a good one, steel rather than plastic, that has a plastic receptacle around it to hold the shavings.
-*Eye Glasses if you need them to see detail, if you already have supplies that you wish to use instead of what I suggest, that's ok too!
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