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The
mission
of BAYarts is to provide a welcoming lakeside environment to stimulate,
encourage and support professional and aspiring artists of all ages
through collaboration, education & exhibition.
Yoga Rocks at BAYarts
Wednesdays
Beginning in April
6:30 - 7:30 am & Saturdays 7 - 8 am
new
BAYarts is pleased to introduce
Soul Stretch Mobile Yoga Studio to the BAYarts
campus: a celebration of nature, art, music and
movement. Soul Stretch’s guided classes feature
an ALL-LEVELS 60 minute yoga sequence,
infused with uplifting music and inspirational
messages. Classes will be in the Fuller House
studio. Weather permitting, classes will be held
outside in the park.
Fee: $15 drop-in
$65 five class pass/$120 ten class pass.
REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT
ARE THROUGH SOUL STRETCH ONLY:
www.soulstretchmobileyoga.com or pay at the door (cash/credit card only please). Questions? Contact [email protected]
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Located in the beautiful Huntington Reservation proud to partner
with Lake Erie Nature and Science Center.
Also within walking distance
BAYARTS STAFF: Nancy Heaton, Executive Director, Erin Stack, Education Director, Eileen Stockdale, Gallery Director, Sarah Goldsberry, Operations, Karen Petkovic,
Shop Manager, Jennifer Milligan Office Manager, Julie Cikra, Education Assistant, Pam Mills, Development Assistant SUPPORT STAFF: Moira Beale, Ceramics Department, Diana Brewer & Kelly Johnston, Rentals and Special Events, Beth Veres, Shop Assistant BOARD: Peter Winzig, President, Kristen Baird Adams, Vice President,
Mary Conway Sullivan, Vice President, Susan Rao, Treasurer, Ray Young, Secretary TRUSTEES: Keven Blake, Beth Curtis, Bill Denihan, Gary Ebert, John Jefferson,
Marcello Mellino, Marianna Orro, Scott Pohlkamp, Jim Schrantz, Jim Tabaczynski, David Tadych, Karen Brill Honorary board: Eileen McTighe, Alice McGinty,
Rich Bartsche AMBASSADORS: Judith Brandon, Deb Conway, Dan Fauver, Ross Lesko, Susan Schrantz, Julia Shutt, Brian Stack, Jim Doughman, Thom Rankin
For Information on joining BAYarts board: contact Jim Schrantz at tjainc@aol.
WESTLAKE
Concert Series
2014
Sorry, no rain dates. Please call
440-871-6543 for
cancellations due to weather.
Grass and picnic table
seating available or
bring your own!
Free parking and
admission, picnics
encouraged, Metroparks
regulations apply.
Dogs with good social skills
are welcome if leashed.
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COLIN DUSSAULT
Fri, JUNE 6th 7-9 pm
Blues, Roots, Rock and Soul
www.colindussault.com
summer
BAYarts is a ZERO-WASTE campus, please carry away any
non-compostable materials.
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BRITTANY REILLY BAND
Fri, August 8th 7-9 pm
Local band, excellent
all around musicianship
brittanyreilly.com
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ART & MUSIC FESTIVAL
Sat, JUNE 14th 10 am-4 pm
see page 5 for complete details
HE-CHAW FRUNK
OPEN MIC NITE
UP & COMERS
Sun, August 17th 6-9 pm
To participate, contact Keven:
[email protected]
Fri, JULY 11th 7-9 pm
Hillbilly Alt Rock
www.hechawfrunk.bandcamp.com
MOKO BOVO
Sun, JUNE 22nd 7-9 pm
Blues, Jazz,
Deep Baritone of Dan Bode
www.facebook.com/pages/MoKo-BoVo
SLAP
UP AND RUNNING
Sun, August 24th 7-9 pm
Cleveland’s Premier Jazz Trio
A great way to end the summer!
www.slapjazz.com
Sun, July 20th 7-9 pm
Classic 60’s, 70’s, and 80’s
SEP
Sponsored by
MOONDANCE Benefit SEPTEMBER 13, 2014
Featuring Joe Bell and the Swing Lizards TICKETS ON SALE AUG 1ST
SPONSORSHIPS: [email protected]
AUCTION: [email protected] TABLES & TICKET SALES: [email protected]
Sponsored by RPM . Everything Tented . 21st Century Concrete . Pat Catan’s
WESTLAKE
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summer
galleries
MAY {2-22} The Sullivan Family Gallery
OUT OF THE BLUE
Annual Advanced Ceramics Students Exhibition
Sales benefit the ceramic studio sustainability fund.
IMAGE “Tubular Sponges” by Mark Lapczenski
Opening Reception: May 2nd from 7-9 pm
JUNE {6-30} The Sullivan Family Gallery
FOR EVERYTHING A PLACE: PHOTOGRAPHY BY CRAIG MAINS
Curated by Preston Buchtel - The power of noticing is central to this exhibition of photography by the Ithaca, New York based
photographer and printmaker, Craig Mains. In the common places and daily life situations familiar to us all, Mains finds associations and
messages – intended, unintended, and misread - that typically go unnoticed. He captures these observations, revealing moments
of meaning, humor, and beauty. www.craigmains.com www.prestonbuchtel.com
IMAGE “For Everything a Place” by Craig Mains
JUNE {6-30}
The Dianne Boldman Education Gallery
FRIENDS OF BAYarts:
COLLECTORS SHOW
Curated by Karen Petkovic - Friends and
neighbors share their appreciation for art and
the personal stories behind them by
showcasing pieces in their own collections.
Work will not be for sale. We hope you join
us for a gallery talk featuring those
participating in this show. They will be able to share the stories of their work and collections and we will also have some expert
advice from gallery owners on how to start a collection and incorporate original artwork into your life and environment.
Opening Reception for both June showings June 6th from 7-9 pm Live on stage: Colin Dussault Blues Project www.colindussault.com
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galleries
JULY {11} - AUG {2}
The Sullivan Family Gallery
Martin O’Connor: New Work
O’Connor paintings are notable for their consummate
finish and tactile nature. This is of great importance and
bears witness to great craftsmanship. By focusing on techniques
and materials, he considers making art a craft which is executed using clear formal rules and which
should always refer to social reality. Through a radically singular approach that is nevertheless inscribed in the contemporary debate, O’Connor uses references and ideas that are so integrated into
the process of the composition of the work that they may escape those who do not take the time to explore how and why
these images haunt you, like a good film, long after you’ve seen them. IMAGE “Solace” by Martin O’Connor
JULY {11} - AUG {2} The Dianne Boldman Education Gallery
Old Friends: 20 Illustrators Pay Tribute to
Beloved Children’s Books Curated by Erin Schechtman
As children, our first exposure to art comes to us in the picture books read to us by our
parents. Immersed in the lush worlds and characters created by the artists and authors, we
come back to revisit these dog-eared pages again and again. These books are always cherished, but for some, they are just the beginning of a lifelong obsession. In this group exhibit,
20 working illustrators pay homage to the artists and books that inspired them to embark
on their unique career paths. Join us to spend time celebrating a few old friends. ARTISTS:
Jim Giar, Ben Hale, Erin Schechtman, Tim Switalski, Robin Krantz, Dee Piotrowski, Craig
Worrell, Randy Crider, Rebecca Zomchek, Angela Oster, Clare Kolat, Steve Ellis, Gary Dumm, Laura Dumm, Steve Defino, Rachelle
Boyd, Ashley Ribblett, Emily Meluch, Mark Laubenthal, and more. IMAGE “Wild Things Sketch” by Erin Schechtman
Opening Reception for both July showings July 11th from 7-9 pm
Live on stage: He-Chaw Frunk www.hechawfrunk.bandcamp.com
AUG {8} - SEP {27} The Sullivan Family Gallery
A Strange Holiday:
An Aesthetic Examination of the Sam Sheppard Case
Curated by Ross Lesko of Kenneth Paul Lesko Gallery. In the early morning hours of July 4, 1954, Marilyn
Sheppard was brutally murdered in her Bay Village home. Twenty-six days later, her husband, Dr. Sam Sheppard was arrested on the porch of his parents’ house and charged with her murder.The house where Sam
Sheppard was arrested is now part of the BAYarts campus, known as the Fuller House. It is also home
to the Sullivan Gallery, which will host this exhibition. Sam Sheppard denied any involvement in his wife’s
murder, describing his own struggle with a bushy-haired assailant. The sensationalized trial became
international news, with ramifications that still reverberate in the media, pop culture, and the U.S. Supreme court. IMAGE “The Doctors” by Troy Gua
AUG {8} - SEP {5}
Were you around when the
Sam Sheppard case went down?
Were you there when they moved
the Fuller House?
Share your memories: [email protected]
The Dianne Boldman Education Gallery
EYE OF THE BEHOLDER Curated by
John W. Carlson - Ten Cleveland area artists, in four
different disciplines share their personal interpretations on what most concerns them, now.
NOW...at this time in their lives, careers and individual circumstances, we get a look into
what motivates and inspires them. PAINTING & DRAWING: Doug Utter, Justin Brennan,
June Hund, Dan Corrigan and John W. Carlson. SCULPTURE: Loren Naji. PHOTOGRAPHY: Charles Mintz. WRITING: Joe Psarto, Michael Heaton and Mary Owen.
IMAGE “The Chain #3” by John W. Carlson
Opening Reception for both August showings August 8th from 7-9 pm
Live on stage: Brittany Reilly Band www.brittanyreilly.com
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Art
PAINTING
PHOTOGRAPHY
CERAMICS
JEWELRY
GARDEN ART
PRINTS
SOAPS & SCENTS
MORE
& Music Festival
BAYarts Annual
Saturday
June
14th
10 am to 4 pm
Free admission/parking. RAIN or SHINE
Affordable art
featuring
over 70 regional artists,
great music and food
ARTISTS: download details and
application at www.bayarts.net/events
MUSIC: featuring festival favorites
UMOJAH NATION
from 1:00-4:00 pm
FEATURING:
THE RUSTBELT MONSTER COLLECTIVE
Randy Crider, Erin Schechtman, Craig Worrell,
Ben Hale, Jim Giar & Tim Switalski
Six professional artists from Cleveland, Ohio
combine their artistic might to paint a giant canvas in
front of an audience. The group’s live painting is on-thespot creativity with no pre planning, computers, or studio
comforts, just six pals making something they,
and their city can be proud of.
Come watch the action!
www.umojahnation.com
Opening Act:
Joey Wes & Tommy sing-a-long:
you know the words! 10:30 am-12:30 pm
summercamps
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JUNE 16-19
9:30 am-12:00 pm
EXPERIENCE THE ARTS PRESCHOOL STYLE
ages 4-6
We have cleared out the campus and made room for our
favorite preschoolers! Join us
for a week-long adventure of
art, stories, ceramics, hiking,
music, games & fun! $120
JUNE 16-19
9:00 am-4:00 pm
WILDERNESS ADVENTURE
with Lake Erie Nature & Science Center
for children who have completed grades 1 - 4
Let’s kick off your summer with wilderness adventures!
Begin your day at Lake Erie Nature & Science Center where
you will practice wilderness skills like making twine from plant
fibers, fire building & safety, and even cooking your own snack
over the campfire. Then, we’ll head up the hill to BAYarts for
an afternoon of creativity! Sculpt woodland owls in our
ceramics studio, create a mask with the items collected on our
nature hike, build a sculpture in the woods and much more!
Pack a healthy lunch to eat each day; drop campers off at the
Center at 9 a.m. and pick up from BAYarts at 4 p.m. each day.
Registration for this camp takes place at Lake Erie
Nature & Science Center ONLY. Fee: $250/child
*BAYarts member discounts do not apply to this workshop
Ages 12-18
Girls Who Create
INSPIRATIONAL IDENTITIES SOCIAL CHANGE
This empowerment workshop is designed for girls to explore
their passions, personal strengths and future goals. During the
sessions, each girl will participate in creative activities in order to discover more about herself and her future. Girls will complete
a personal mission statement, an individual strengths assessment, a
future-focused vision board and a personal creative performance
using music, dance, drama or spoken word poetry.
These projects will help girls become more
confident, self-aware and inspired to pursue their future.
Tues, Thurs from 4-6 pm & Fri from 2-4 pm (2 wks/12 hrs)
ages 12-14: July 7-18 or Aug 4-15
ages 15-18: June 17-27 or July 21-Aug 1
$250 *BAYarts membership discount does not apply to this class
This workshop series empowers girls to
unleash their creativity, take action and make a
difference in the community. During these
dynamic sessions, the girls will develop a
creative community service project and learn
how to implement it using entrepreneurship.
Through this process, each girl will gain
powerful skills in creative thinking,
action-oriented leadership and becoming a
young female change-maker.
Mon, Wed & Fri from 4-6 pm (2 wks/12 hrs)
ages 12- 14: July 21-Aug 1 or Aug 4-15
ages 15-18: June 17-27 or July 7-18
$250
*BAYarts membership discount does not apply to this class
REGISTRATION DATES & INFORMATION
campART
4 day kids classes
REGISTRATION DATES & INFORMATION
for kids classes, camps & workshops
APRIL 8 - starting at 9:00 am
MEMBER REGISTRATION
members who register ON THIS DATE will receive
$10 off each campART registration
members will receive 10% off all camps, unless
specifically noted
only ONLINE registrations will be accepted
April 8-13 from members
call 440.871.6543 for technical difficulty
in-house registrations will begin April 14
OPEN REGISTRATION
APRIL 29 - starting at 9:00 am
only ONLINE registrations
will be accepted April 29-May 4
call 440.871.6543 for technical difficulty
in-house registrations will begin May 5
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JUNE
JUNE 9-12 OR JUNE 30-JULY 3
9:30-11:30 AM
ages 4-6 Fish Bowl Fun - Kathy Winzig, Jessica Ramage & Andrea Serafino ART & POTTERY
Spend one hour in the art room and one hour in the
pottery studio creating super-dee-duper things that
swim! $110
ages 6-8 Optical Illusions
with Hallie Coughlin - Explore a variety of 2-dimensional optical illusions using modern techniques.
Create amazing designs using bright colors and
interesting textures. $110
ages 8 & older Polymer Clay
with Michelle Leube - Using polymer clay, create a variety of whimsical animals and fantasy creatures. $115
ages 9 & older Duct Tape Design
with Melissa Moon - Work 2-dimensionally and 3-dimensionally to create Duct Tape masterpieces! $125
12:30-2:30 PM
ages 4-6 Rockin’ Robots
with Melissa & Tim Moon - Create super cool outer
space art and join Mr. Tim from the School of Rock
for some robot sing-alongs! $120
ages 6-8 Naturalist Drawing Camp
with Rebekah Wilhelm - Hike in the Huntington Reservation, find objects in nature and learn how to draw
while focusing on textures and observation. $110
ages 7-9 Comic Heroes Drawing Camp
with Ryan Finley - Learn how to draw your favorite
comic super heroes, super heroines and villains. $110
ages 9 & older Things That Fly - Andrea
Serafino & Jessica Ramage - POTTERY Using
basic hand-building and glazing techniques, create
airplanes, kites & whimsical animals like a hippo
with wings! $125
ages 9 & older Fashion Illustration
with Arabella Proffer - Learn fashion and garment
illustration skills. Through drawing assignments and
demonstrations, you will learn to create poses, render
textiles and patterns as well as create your own clothing designs. $110
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JULY
JULY 7-10 OR JULY 21-24
9:30-11:30 AM
ages 3-5 Storybook Art - Kate Holinek
Read books and look at pictures as inspiration for
your own drawings, collages & paintings. $110
ages 6-8 Leapin’ Lizards! - Andrea Serafino
& Jessica Ramage POTTERY Using basic handbuilding and glazing techniques, make wall sculptures,
a cookie jar and platters all incorporating lizards and
reptiles. $125
ages 6-8 Painting Exploration - Kristine
Stylski - Explore watercolor, tempera & acrylic paint
while working with a variety of painting tools on different types of surfaces. $110
ages 7-9 Basic Hand-Sewing - Audra
Costello - Learn basic hand-sewing skills as you
create a pillow, two stuffed animals and more! No
experience required. $115
ages 9 & older Duct Tape Accessories
with Melissa Moon - Create handbags, flower pins,
hair clips and more. $125
ages 9 & older Sculpture - Sandy Stanley
Delve into the world of 3-D art and create cool sculptures
using aluminum, wire, wood, Plaster of Paris and recycled
materials. This class will be held on the porch. $115
12:30-2:30 PM
ages 4-6 Dragons & Princesses - Kathy
Winzig - Make dragons, castles & a portrait of yourself as a prince or princess! $110
ages 6-8 Lego Creator - Ryan Finley
Design, personalize and create your own AWESOME Lego people using drawing techniques &
build your new Lego creation out of paper. $110
ages 7-9 Mixed Media Art Studio - Melinda
Placko - Join us for drawing, painting, collage, inspiration & plenty of great music! $110
ages 9 & older In the Garden - Andrea Serafino & Jessica Ramage POTTERY Learn the basics of
hand-building and glazing as you create sculptural bird
baths, totems, whimsical mushrooms and more! $125
ages 9 & older Drawing, Painting &
Printmaking with Sandy Stanley - Sharpen
your skills at representational drawing, painting and
printmaking. $110
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AUGUST 4-7
9:30-11:30
ages 3-5 Old MacDonald Had a Farm
with Kate Holinek, Jessica Ramage & Andrea Serafino ART
& POTTERY A farm-filled and fun art class with one hour in
the art room and one hour in the pottery studio! $125
ages 6-8 Drawing Outdoors - Melissa
Moon - Take your drawing boards out into the Huntington Reservation to draw in our beautiful campus. Class
will be held on the porch and on the grounds. $110
ages 7-9 Beautiful Bags & Crafty
Cases with Audra Costello - Learn basic hand-sewing
skills while you make a variety of bags and cases for all of
your stuff! $115
ages 9 & older Glass Fusing - Leslie Koelsch
Create several glass pieces including glass pendants and
glass hangings, both hand-cut and molded. Learn the art
of cutting glass, etching, flame work, wire wrapping and
grinding. Students will be handling cut glass and breaking glass. They will also be working with candles to use
the flame to melt and bend glass. $125
ages 10 & older Creating Comics - Jim Giar
Learn how a comic page is created, from beginning
to end. Start with a script, move to thumbnails, page
breakdowns and finish with pencils, inks and lettering.
Learn how panels and pages are designed in order to
lead the reader through your story. $110
12:30-2:30
ages 4-6 Brush, Dab & Smear - Kathy
Winzig - Roll up your sleeves and experiment with
watercolors, tempera and finger paint using a variety
of different painting tools. $110
ages 6-8 Sculpture - Sandy Stanley
Delve into the world of 3-D art and create cool sculptures
using aluminum, wire, wood, Plaster of Paris and recycled
materials. This class will be held on the porch. $115
ages 7-9 Peace, Love & Pottery - Andrea Serafino & Jessica Ramage POTTERY Learn basic hand-building and glazing techniques as you create Peter Max style
heart tiles, crazy flowers, funky mirrors and more! $125
ages 8 & older Fairy Garden - Michelle Leube
Polymer Clay Using polymer clay, design several elements of a fairy garden. (little house, bench,
mushroom, etc) On the last day, fill a pot with soil,
plants and all the little items you created just for
your fairy! $125
ages 9 & older Sketching Basics - Ryan
Finley - Draw fun characters while learning basic
drawing techniques. $110
www.BAYarts.net
The Mini Arts & Nature Academy is an inspired collaboration between BAYarts and Lake
Erie Nature & Science Center: two beloved
and well-respected institutions that have been
providing quality early childhood enrichment programming for decades. The concept
behind the Academy is simple:
your child’s first academic experience
should excite and inspire.
Our preschoolers learn in a nurturing, creative
environment through play-based, multi-sensory, hands-on activities which emphasize the
development of social skills, gross and fine motor
skills, movement and rhythm. We’ve designed
this nature and art inspired curriculum to integrate with Ohio’s Early Learning and Development Standards, all while having FUN!
Menu of Programs
each program runs for 2 hours
Nature Nuts ages 3.4.5
A fun-filled introduction to nature and science! Encounter live animals,
get used to the dark in the planetarium and
have plenty of time to play. Enjoy a new
nature topic each week!
Mini Mosaics Art & Ceramics ages 3.4.5
A multi-disciplined & collaborative art program. Spend an hour in the art
Dates
Begins the week of Sept 8-12, 2014 & end the week of May 12-16, 2015
No classes during the following holiday breaks:
Winter Break: Dec 22, 2014-Jan 2, 2015 & Spring Break: April 6-10, 2015
Program
Schedule
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room reading stories and exploring art and
an hour in the Ceramics Studio working
with clay. Fine motor development.
Cabin Critters ages 4.5.6
Wildlife, hikes, planetarium, science
activities and plenty of adventure will
highlight this class in the Log Cabin.
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Mini Mosaics Art & Theater ages 4.5.6
A multi-disciplined & collaborative artprogram. Spend an hour in the art
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room exploring a variety of media and an
hour exploring creative expression and confidence-building through theater exercises.
Mini Mosaics Art & Music ages 4.5.6
A multi-disciplined & collaborative art program. Spend an hour in the art
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room crafting and painting and an hour
with a music therapist exploring instruments, rhythm and songs.
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Log Cabin Explorer’s Club ages 5.6
A long-loved adventure packed time in the Log Cabin for older explorers.
Star shows, crafts, science experiments, live
wildlife encounters and journaling help to
build important school skills.
Mini Masters ages 5.6
Enhance your child’s ability to ap-
preciate art and explore their creativity
through drawing, painting, printmaking, ceramics and more. Learn indoors, outdoors,
through books and optional group outings.
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Questions? Ready to Register?
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Standard Pricing
Annual non-refundable Preschool Registration Fee = $100
Fee includes family memberships* to both the Center and BAYarts. *A full year of
benefits will be added to any existing memberships.
Tuition
• ANY 2 PROGRAMS - $1400 for 30 wks
• ANY 3 PROGRAMS - $2100 for 30 wks
• ANY 4 PROGRAMS - $2800 for 30 wks
• First payment due includes:
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$100 Annual Registration Fee + a minimum of 25% of your total due.
Call Julie Cikra at BAYarts 440.871.6543 or [email protected] Parents must register for this Academy IN-PERSON at BAYarts.
Drawing
The BIG Drawing Workshop - John Carlson
adultclasses
This intensive and rewarding day will allow students to see the
dynamic and wonderful things that happen when drawing the
figure gets closer to life size. Using charcoal (black & white),
ink, etc. on different types of paper no smaller than 4x5 and
(optional) larger sheets on the floor, this approach will open
an exciting dimension to this
familiar discipline we thought
we knew. *Supplies & model fee
included. Limited to 8 students.
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Saturday 10:00-3:00 pm
May 31 (1 day) $85 workshop
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Figure Drawing -
with John Carlson
Beginner to Intermediate/
Teens & Adults - Proportion,
movement, anatomy, quality
of line and drawing technique
will be explored in this course.
Students will work with a nude
figure model as they study the
human form. During the last 3
sessions, the class will focus on
different media, paper size and
fully realized drawings.
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Mondays 7:00-9:00 pm
June 9 - July 14 (6 wks) $170
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HS Intro to Figure
Drawing - John Carlson
High School Sophomores,
Juniors & Seniors - The ability
to draw the human figure is a
vital skill for your academic and
professional success in many areas of art and design. This class
is an essential first step for those planning to study fine art,
animation, illustration, costume design, character design and
concept design. Working from a nude model, you will examine
the elements of drawing the human figure and the principles of
composition and develop observational drawing skills by investigating proportion, form and gesture. All supplies included.
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Tuesdays 6:30-8:30 pm | June 10 - July 15 (6 wks) $130
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Watercolor
Watercolor Landscape Workshop - Cathy Welner
Intermediate to Advanced - Learn the steps to creating a
landscape painting consisting of sky, trees, water, buildings and
more. During her demo, Cathy will discuss design, value, color
and the use of materials. cathywelnerstudio.com
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Saturday 10:00-3:30 pm | May 17 (1 day) $75 workshop
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Beginning Watercolor - Bernie D’Ettorre
Beginner to Intermediate - Bernie will take you through the
steps and processes and techniques of watercolor painting.
Bring photos for references.
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Mondays 6:30-8:30 pm | June 9 - July 14 (6 wks) $115
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supply
lists
available
at
registration
5 Hour
OPEN STUDIO
The yardwork can wait!
Once a month there’s a chance
to spend five hours drawing
amazing models for only
twenty bucks! With a slant
towards comic art, each
session starts with dynamic
quick poses (1-10 min) to
knock off the rust and closes
with an extended pose to
render out to your hearts
content. A great opportunity to
build a summer portfolio and
to be part of a supportive
artistic community. All
mediums and skill levels
embraced.
Facilitated by BAYarts
Cartooning Instructor &
member of the Rust Belt
Monster Collective,
Randy Crider.
SUNDAYS
12:00 - 5:00 pm
JUNE 22,
JULY 13,
AUGUST 24,
SEPTEMBER 28
$20 at the door
WILL
RECEIVE
10% OFF
THEIR
CLASS
FEE
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adultclasses
Intermediate to Advanced - Be mesmerized by the spontaneity of watercolor with master watercolorist Bob Moyer. Discover his approach to portraiture and his techniques for land
and water using your own photo reference.
Demonstrations will be given.
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Thursdays 9:30-11:30 am | June 12 - July 17 (6 wks) $115
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Watercolor a la Gyotaku - Paul St. Denis
Intermediate to Advanced - Gyotaku, the ancient form of fish
printing is given a new contemporary twist. Combine your
fish printing from realistic fish casts with watercolor painting.
Experiment and have fun! paulstdenisartist.com
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Saturday 9:30-3:30 pm | July 19 (1 day) $60 workshop
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“Stream of Myth” Christopher Leeper
Watercolor - Bob Moyer
Landscapes in Watermedia - Christopher Leeper
VISITING ARTIST YUKI HALL
This workshop focuses on improving the participants understanding and implementation of basic color and design principles using
watermedia (watercolor, acrylic and gouache) as they apply to
landscape painting. Specific topics for each media will also be
addressed and include: materials, mixing media, color mixing &
value relationships and techniques. (textures, trees, sky, water, etc)
christopherleeper.com
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Saturday & Sunday 9:30-4:30 pm | Sept 27 & 28 (2 days) $120
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Injecting Mood & Atmosphere in
Landscapes & Cityscapes
Intermediate to Advanced - In this workshop, students will
learn how to inject mood and atmosphere in landscape, waterscape & cityscape paintings, by reducing the subject matter into a
simple pattern of shapes and tonal values, and expressing it with
one’s personal visual language without being bogged down with
unnecessary details. Strong emphasis will be placed on how to
create the sense of depth in the painting by relying on the tonal
value sketch and by using various perspective tools such as edge
quality, directional lines and a role of foreground. This workshop
is designed to help students understand and gain necessary skills
to turn an ordinary scene into a memorable watercolor painting
which will evoke viewers’ emotion. yukihall.artspan.com
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Saturday 9:00-4:00 pm | Aug 16 (1 day) $100 workshop
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oils & acrylics
Painting in the Park - Susan Gray Be
Intermediate to Advanced - Bring your oils and acrylics to
paint in the Huntington Reservation. Stay close to the BAYarts
Fuller House painting on the porch and then later move out to
explore the BAYarts grounds and Huntington Beach. Expressive
studies in warm and cool colors on colored and white, square or
rectangular small canvases and board will be a goal. Please bring a
portable easel and all necessary supplies for plein air painting.
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Mondays 11:00-2:00 pm | June 16 - July 21 (6 wks) $150
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“Nicole” Timothy Callaghan
“Detroit” Yuki Hall
Figure Studies in Oil
with Timothy Callaghan
Discover the secrets to
painting what we see, getting a
likeness through layers of paint
laid on the canvas and how to
begin in a general way. The
consecutive more specific layers
will lead to greater detail, color
replication and more accuracy.
Learn about value and the
importance of warm and
cool colors, using a limited palette. timothycallaghan.com
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Thursdays 6:00-9:00 pm | June 12 - July 17 (6 wks) $160
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“One Painting a Day” - Timothy Callaghan
Spend a Saturday painting with Timothy Callaghan, author of
“One Painting A Day” (Quarry Books 2013). In this workshop
you will create an entire painting in one sitting using acrylic and
or gouache paints. This workshop will engage both the beginner
and advanced painter with observational painting techniques,
reductive brushwork and color theory. Bring your own source
materials for your subject; still life objects, photographs, sketchbooks or just your imagination.
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Saturday 10:00-3:00 pm | June 7 (1 day) $55 workshop
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adultclasses
PSST!
BAYarts
MEMBERS
WILL
RECEIVE
Painting in the Garden - Mary Ann Sedivy
Come enjoy the outdoors and breathe the fresh air as you paint
the BAYarts landscape in this one day workshop. Instruction
will focus on composition, color, form, light and space. Learn
what to select and what to omit to make a strong design and
statement. Each student will receive personal attention, demos
and critiques. orionwhitedog.com
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Saturday 9:00-3:00 pm | June 21 (1 day) $50 workshop
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Beautiful Bold Landscapes - Mary Deutschman
Think of fresh air and being surrounded by the joys of nature
as you learn to create fresh and colorful paintings. Learn the
techniques and face the challenges of painting outdoors as you
capture the light before it moves. Bring a camera and a hat!
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Saturday 9:30-4:30 pm | July 26 (1 day) $85 workshop
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Plein Air Landscapes in Oil - Christopher Leeper
This workshop will discuss techniques, design and color as it
applies to plein air landscape painting with an alla prima style.
Chris is a fun and energetic instructor who will demonstrate
and work one on one with students. Enjoy this workshop in
our beautiful Huntington Reservation.
www.christopherleeper.com
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Satuday & Sunday 6:30-8:30 pm | Aug 9 & 10 (2 days) $120
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Portraits: Paint a Celebrity
“The Reliquarian” Judy Takács
Artist with Judy Takács
Intermediate to Advanced
Judy Takács, award-winning painter
will demonstrate ways in which she
achieves the painterly realism of her
portraits. Over the course of this
four-week class, students will complete paintings of two Ohio celebrity
artists that Judy has invited to pose
for the students. Each of these artists
will not only model for the class, but
they will bring a few pieces of their
art to share with you. This is a great
opportunity to meet new artists, see
their work and, in turn, see how this
information inspires your paintings.
This is a great course for both emerging and established artists. www.
judytakacspaintspeople.com
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Weds 6:00-9:00 pm | Sept 3-24 (4 wks)
$145 *model fee included
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ceramics
Patio Tableware - Moira Beale
All levels Adults and Teens - Learn the basics in hand-building
and throwing while creating colorful, plates, bowls, trays and
tumblers for patio dining. Advanced students may work on
individual projects.
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Thursdays 6:30-8:30 pm | June 12 - July 17 (6 wks) $160
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Garden Art - Moira Beale
All levels Adults and Teens - Learn the basics in hand-building glazing and decorating while creating fun art for the garden.
Flower pots, stepping stones, tree ornaments, bird baths and ceramic flowers. Advanced students may work on individual projects.
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Saturdays 1:00-3:00 pm | June 21 - July 26 (6 wks) $160
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Encaustic
Encaustic - Erin Schechtman
Encaustic is an ancient painting method that uses melted beeswax
to create artwork in many versatile ways. In this class, students
will learn about the history of encaustic, get a chance to experiment with different techniques, and will use the wax to create a
finished painting. Since this medium is new to most artists, we will
also discuss how to create encaustic materials and set up equipment in your own studio. Some class materials are provided.
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Sat & Sun 9:30-4:30 pm | June 21 & 22 (2 days) $165
*$15 supply fee due to insturctor at first class
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photography
iPhone Photography - Larry Kasperek
Learn the power of the camera built into your phone and how
it has its’ own genre named for it already – iPhoneography.
We’ll discuss shooting tips, saving and organizing your pictures,
apps and how to share.
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Saturday 9:00-12:00 pm | July 12 (1 day) $25 workshop
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jewelry
Catch of the Day Pendant with Eva Sherman
*example of each project available at
www.bayarts.net on our CLASSES page
*all required materials and tools
for use will be provided
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Friday 10:00-1:00 pm | July 18 $40
One Day Workshops
From the Ruins of Pompeii with Eva Sherman
Reminiscent of antiquity, this copper cuff, is sure to have friends
wondering if you just spent a night at the museum. Students
will learn wire work, brazing, design and patina application in
this intensive class. All levels are welcome and no metalworking
experience is required.
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Saturday 10:00-1:00 pm | April 26 $40
*$30 materials fee due directly to instructor at workshop
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Sterling & Beach Glass Earrings with Beth Martin
Learn the process of hammering, wire wrapping and shaping
wire to create two pairs of beautiful beach glass earrings!
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Saturday 10:00-12:00 pm | May 3 $25
*$20 materials fee due directly to instructor at workshop
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Melodies in Metal with Eva Sherman
Using an embosser, affectionately known as the poor mans rolling
mill by metal workers, students will transform copper sheet into
big, bold, beautiful, wearable works of art. Students will explore
basic metal working techniques including forging, applying textures, and cold connecting while fabricating a cuff, a pair of earrings and a pendant. Patina applications will also be covered. All
levels are welcome and no metalworking experience is required.
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Saturday 10:00-1:00 pm | May 24 $40
*$30 materials fee due directly to instructor at workshop
Create a stunning pendant with faux sea glass! Students will learn wire
work, copper brazing, and design in this intensive class.
*$30 materials fee due directly to instructor at workshop
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Banner Wrap Pendant with Beth Martin
A beautiful piece of beach glass whimsically wrapped with silver
wire, pearls and crystals.
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Saturday 10:30-12:30 pm | July 26 $25
*$30 materials fee due directly to instructor at workshop
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Beach Glass Bangle
with Beth Martin
A fun summertime bangle
to wear with your beach
glass wardrobe.
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Saturday 10:30-12:30 pm
Aug 9 $25
*$30 materials fee due directly
to instructor at workshop
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Wonder Woman Cuff with Eva Sherman
This project is a great way to feature a coin shaped art bead
of your choice while creating a layered cuff embellished with a
free form wire bezel. Students will explore basic metal working
techniques including an easy way to texture light gauge metals,
free form wire wrapping, basic metal forming and cold connecting.
This project was featured in Wirework Magazine, Spring 2014.
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Friday 10:00-1:00 pm | Aug 29 $40
*$30 materials fee due directly to instructor at workshop
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Perfect Storm Ring with Beth Martin
Learn the twists and turns of working with copper and
design a one of a kind ring.
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Saturday 10:30-12:30 pm | June 7 $25
*$25 materials fee due directly to instructor at workshop
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Ruffled Cuffs with Eva Sherman
Nothing says “mixed media” like a piece of wearable art that
combines textiles with metal! Students will combine
textiles, ribbon, leather, wire mesh, and textured
metal to create up to two bohemian style
“Ruffled Cuffs.” Students will receive two
kits but may not necessarily complete
both projects. Techniques explored
include; embossing light gauge metals,
cold connecting, hand stitching and
patina applications.
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Friday 10:00-1:00 pm | June 27 $40
*$30 materials fee due directly to instructor at workshop
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Watersprout Earrings with Beth Martin
Dramatic wire earrings with beach glass and crystals.
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Saturday 10:30-12:30 pm | July 12 $25
*$25 materials fee due directly to instructor at workshop
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Back by popular demand…
BAYarts
Women’s Retreat
August 2 & 3
9:30 am - 4:30 pm each day
a weekend designed to strengthen and
encourage your creative soul. Take time to
turn off the parties, weddings, baseball games,
traveling and things that have kept you moving
this summer. We have designed a weekend
which will allow you to focus on YOU for a
little bit. A personal and creative stay-cation if
you will. Artistic talent is not needed for this
weekend, just simply an open mind and a love
for the art of life. Some of the things you will
get to experience will be yoga, pottery, jewelry
making, painting outdoors and more! Enjoy a
catered lunch by Sweet Melissa’s on Saturday.
All art supplies are provided. We hope you
will be able to join us for this special weekend!
Space is limited. $175
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wedding, family parties or meetings
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Pick up a free copy of the quarterly CAN Journal at BAYarts or download
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BAYarts 52nd Annual Juried Exhibition
October 10, 2014 entry form at bayarts.net
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