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class schedule SUMMER 2014 Session runs: July 19–August 2 · Public registration begins: June 3 SUMMER 2014 INDEX THE CRUCIBLE®

The CRUCIBLE 3 The Crucible offers a wide selection of industrial theCrucible.org HOW to REGISTER for classes 3 arts classes for students of all levels and ages, from beginners to advanced artists and makers, 510.444.0919 SUMMER CLASS LISTINGS 4 and for both youth and adults. Our expert 1260 7th Street ARTIST RESOURCES 5 faculty of industry professionals and emerging Oakland, CA 94607 and acclaimed artists provide personalized blacksmithing 5 attention and assistance in small class settings CERAMICS 6 that inspire creativity in everyone.

ENAMELING 6 Session runs: July 19–August 2, 2014 FIRE PERFORMANCE 7 Member registration begins: May 20, 2014 FOUNDRY 8 [ Public registration begins: June 3, 2014 ] GLASS BLOWING 8 GLASS 9 HOT WHEELS 10 How to Register for jewelry 10 Spring Classes at The Crucible

kinetics & Electronics 12 1. Online at www.theCrucible.org machine shop 13 2. Call 510-444-0919 x 103 3. Visit us M–Th 10 am–6 pm, F 10 am–2 pm moldmaking 14 4. By mail, including your name, contact neon & light 14 information, the name and code of the course paper, textiles & Leather 15 you want to take, and payment by check, to:

stone working 16 1260 7th Street • Oakland, CA 94607 welding 16 8th St

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Youth Atelier Program 25 7th St Un de YOUTH SUMMER IMMERSION PROGRAM 27

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team building workshops 32 Be sure to read about our refund policy in studio and tool access 33 GENERAL INFORMATION (page 30). By sending in this information you are agreeing you have volunteer info 34 read and understood our policy. membership info 34 Become a member of The Crucible for Donor & Member thank you 35 discounts of up to 25% (during special events) on class tuition.

Want To Know More About The Crucible? Tour our 56,000 sq. ft. studio at 1260 7th Street in Oakland on Tuesdays at 6 pm and on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of each month at 3pm. (No tours on holidays or during Crucible events.) Cover: Blacksmithing Department Head, Chris Niemer Photo by: Heather Hryciw 2 3 WEEKLONG Artist Resources Crucible Faculty SUMMER 2014 Aug 25–29 mon–Fri 10–4 pm* 3BLK10P14-A Price $690 Members $639 Copyright Law for Artists Aug 25–29 mon–Fri 10–4 pm* 3BLK10P14-FA Class Listing Entry-Level Price for Two $1075 Members $1003.50 Taught by a Crucible artist and licensed *Includes 3-1/2 hours of instruction and 2 hours of independent lab work each day. California attorney, this three hour seminar shows you how best to protect your works from Women's Blacksmithing I plagiarism, including registering your works, Crucible Faculty determining whether your work has been Aug 16–17 sat & Sun 10–6 pm 3BLK10A14-WA illegally copied and what to do if your copyright Price $405 Members $371.50 has been violated.

1 session Lisa Burger Blacksmithing II July 23–Aug 20 Wednesday 7–10 pm 3RES11B14-A Prerequisite: Blacksmithing I Sign up for this class at the same time as Blacksmithing I and Price $60 Members $54.50 receive a $40 discount on Blacksmithing II. Coming in Future Quarters: Progress in your basic blacksmithing skills with · Business Smarts for Artists & Crafts People scroll making, collaring, basic tool-making and heat treating. This class provides the skills you’ll need for advanced classes such as Bladesmithing and Techniques in Ornamental Ironwork.

INTENSIVE Blacksmithing Crucible Faculty Aug 23–24 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3BLK31A14-A Blacksmithing I Price $385 Members $353.50 Entry Level Sign up for this class at the same time as Blacksmithing II Forge Your Own Blacksmithing Tools and receive a $40 discount on Blacksmithing II. Prerequisites: Blacksmithing I & II Learn fundamental skills needed to forge Sign up for this class at the same time as Blacksmithing II and understand blacksmithing tools. You’ll be and receive a $40 discount. on Forge Your Own introduced to tapering, upsetting, flattening, Blacksmithing Tools. dishing and bending hot steel, and you’ll make Learn how to make your own personal several small projects, such as spoons, knives, blacksmithing tools. Make a punch and learn how forks and hooks. to use it to punch the eye on a hammerhead. You will also learn techniques in double striking and INTENSIVE heat treating, and be introduced to the power Crucible Faculty . Come out of the class having made two July 26–27 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3BLK10A14-B essential tools of the trade for your personal use. Aug 9–10 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3BLK10A14-C Price $405 Members $371.50 5 sessionS Crucible Faculty Fun Together July 23– Aug 20 Wednesdays 7–10 pm 3BLK54B14-A Crucible Faculty Price $445 Members $410.50 July 26–27 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3BLK10A14-FB Aug 9–10 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3BLK10A14-FC Price for Two $645 Members $594.50 Coming in Future Quarters: · Build Your Own Propane Forge) 5 sessionS · Techniques in Ornamental Work Crucible Faculty · Forgewelding July 22–Aug 19 tuesdays 7–10 pm 3BLK10B14-D · Power Hammer I · Power Hammer II Price $405 Members $371.50 Sign Up Online Click On Class Codes 4 The Crucible SUMMER 2014 Class Schedule For details, class descriptions, or faculty information visit theCrucible.org or call 510.444.0919 5 Ceramics Enameling Limoges: Painting with Enamels Fire Staff Ceramics I Introduction to Enameling I Prerequisite: Introduction to Enameling I Entry Level Learn to “paint” enamels, and Learn the fundamental skill set you need to spin Entry Level Entry Level Sign up for this class at the same time as more advanced overglazes mixed with various oils on , a single fire staff and align the movements of Explore making sculptural and functional forms achieving the fine detail of the hand-drawn line, your body with the movements of the staff to in clay using all the traditional hand building and course in Enameling and receive a $40 discount on the more advanced class. and simulating delicate watercolor washes. This create a fluid, connected, captivating dance. You surface treatment techniques, as well as push Learn about this ancient art of fusing glass to enameling technique first appeared in medieval will make a practice staff to keep. these boundaries and cover more unconventional Limoges, France, and is practiced most prolifically methods. Get a foundation in working with metal through metal preparation and fabrication for enameling, kiln properties and methods for today in Russia. 5 sessions clay, glazing and firing. Albert Hill firing, properties of enamel and dry and wet July 21–Aug 18 mondays 6:30–8 pm 3PER11B14-A application techniques. No previous jewelry INTENSIVE 5 Sessions Roberta Smith Price $130 Members $119.50 Cathy Lu making, enameling or experience July 26–27 sat & Sun 10 am–5 pm 3ENL32A14-A is necessary. July 24–Aug 21 thursdays 7–10 pm 3CER10B14-A Price $275 Members $251 Price $225 Members $207 Fire Eating INTENSIVE Entry Level Crucible Faculty Coming in Future Quarters: Making Multiples: An Introduction to Aug 9–10 sat & Sun 10 am–5 pm 3ENL10A14-A Hungry for something hot? Spice up Price $270 Members $246.50 · A Primer in 3D Enameling performances and parties with your new skills Slip · Enameling on as a fire-eater! Learn to eat fire, run fire along · Small Scale Cloisonné Enameling your skin and execute other advanced tricks with Entry Level 5 sessions · Fred Ball Experimental Enameling Technique Whether you’re interested in making multiple Crucible Faculty grace and confidence. You will make two torches · The Magic of Decals on Enamel vessels or sculptures, this class will cover basic July 21–Aug 18 mondays 7–10 pm 3ENL10B14-B to keep. Fire safety is emphasized. · Exploring Liquid Enamels mold making techniques with plaster, from July 23–Aug 20 Wednesdays 7–10 pm 3ENL10B14-C · Working Large: creating simple press molds to creating multi- Price $270 Members $246.50 2 SESSIONS A Journey into Industrial Enameling on Steel Shaina Johnson piece molds for slip casting. After focusing on the · Enameling Open Studio July 23–24 Wed & Thurs 7–9 pm 3PER15B14-A mold making process we will then bring our clay · Grisalle: Techniques in Medieval Enameling Price $135 Members $124 through traditional ceramic processes of hand- Intro to Enameling II building, firing, and glazing. Prerequisite: Introduction to Enameling I Learn more in-depth application methods and Art of Fire Dancing II (Poi) 5 Sessions new techniques, such as torch firing, basic enamel Entry Level Cathy Lu painting, working with precious , exploring Learn how to integrate movement with your poi July 22–Aug 19 tuesdays 7–10 pm 3CER12B14-A liquid enamels and working on three-dimensional spinning. After this class, your body and your forms. In addition to a lot of experimentation, Fire Performance Price $290 Members $267 poi will work together as one—and you’ll know you’ll produce at least three finished pieces. many new tricks. This five-week session highlights Art of Fire Dancing I (Poi) choreography, movement and working with music. Ceramics Lab INTENSIVE Entry Level Prerequisite: Previous Ceramics Experience Crucible Faculty Aug 16–17 sat & Sun 10 am–5 pm 3ENL31A14-A Entry-level Maori warriors used the ancient art 5 sessions of fire dancing to increase strength and skill in Crucible Faculty 5 Sessions Price $265 Members $243 Cathy Lu preparation for battle. Poi, which means “ball” July 22–Aug 19 tuesdays 8–9:15 pm 3PER31B14-A in Maori, uses balls on ropes swung in circular July 21–Aug 18 mondays 7–9 pm 3LAB23B14-A Price $115 Members $104.50 patterns. Learn a little history while becoming Price $103.34 Members $95 familiar with the basic moves and safety practices. During the final class, you’ll get to spin fire. Coming in Future Quarters: 10 sessions · CeraMix: Mixed Media & Sculptural Clayworking Crucible Faculty · The Figure in Clay July 21–Aug 20 mon & Wed 8–9:15 pm 3PER10B14-A · Ceramics II: Sculpture & Surfaces Price $225 Members $205.50 · China Painting Sign Up Online Click On Class Codes

6 The Crucible SUMMER 2014 Class Schedule For details, class descriptions, or faculty information visit theCrucible.org or call 510.444.0919 7 Exploring Glass Ladling Entry Level Glass Casting & Explore various techniques for glass ladling into different forms in this exciting and often fast Coldworking paced activity that yields instant gratification.

4 sessions Kiln Casting Glass Sculpture I Crucible Faculty Entry Level July 22–Aug 12 tuesdays 6–10 pm 3GLB61B14-A Learn the ancient art of lost-wax glass casting by Price $600 Members $560 sculpting a small wax form and making a mold for a one-off glass which you fire and Glass Blowing Immersion Program anneal. You will complete two-three finished pieces. Entry Level Includes meal. Lab time, 5–10 pm Mon–Thurs. & 10–6 Friday 5 sessions Crucible Faculty Transform the shape of molten glass using July 23 Wednesdays 7–10 pm 3GLC10B14-A traditional tools and a range of techniques Price $410 Members $384 progressing from from basic to advanced over five days of immersive study in glass blowing. Learn glass blowing theory and principles including Glass Cold Working & rotation, gravity, form, control, thermal stress, Entry Level bit work, annealing, color theory and application. Learn to grind and polish glass using glass blanks, Class projects include paperweights, flowers, experimenting with glass cutting, drilling, carving drinking vessels, bowls, bottles, sculptures, small and sandblasting techniques, as well as lathe vases and more. work. Complete at least two ground and polished Foundry Glass Blowing glass objects. WEEKLONG Crucible Faculty 5 sessions Foundry Fundamentals Glass Blowing I Aug 25–28 mon–Thurs 10 am–10 pm Crucible Faculty Entry Level Entry Level Aug 29 Friday 10 am–6 pm 3GLB85J14-A July 21–Aug 18 mondays 7–10 pm 3GLC21B14-A Begin your exploration of metal casting with this Learn the basic skills, techniques and tools for Price $1575 Members $1482.50 Price $375 Members $348.50 hands-on overview of metal casting introducing manipulating and shaping glass to create your foundry processes, including wax sculpting, lost- very own hand-blown glass paperweights, cups, Glass Blowing Lab wax casting, ceramic , sand moldmaking, bowls, sculptures and more. Be prepared for very Prerequisite: Glass Blowing I or current enrollment in casting and finishing. You will help pour molten hot work. Glass Blowing. metal and complete several cast-metal sculptures Practice and perfect glass blowing skills you learn or utilitarian objects. INTENSIVE Glass Flameworking Crucible Faculty in class. In labs, you can work on class assignments or your own projects. Lab time is supervised, but 8 sessions Aug 9–10 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3GLB10A14-A Crucible Faculty Aug 23–24 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3GLB10A14-B does not include instruction or materials. Glass Flameworking I July 22–Aug 14 tues & Thurs 6–10 pm 3FOU10B14-B Price $640 Members $591 Entry Level Price $560 Members $515 INTENSIVE Sign up for this class at the same time as Flameworking II Crucible Faculty and receive a $40 discount on Flameworking II. FUN TOGETHER Aug 16–17 sat & Sun 10–6 pm 3LAB25A14-A Crucible Faculty Transform and manipulate glass using an - WEEKLONG Price $255 Members $240.50 Crucible Faculty Aug 23–24 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3GLB10A14-FB propane torch to mold and shape borosilicate Aug 25–29 mon–Fri 10–4 pm 3FOU11P14-A Price for Two $1035 Members $961.50 glass into beautiful glass marbles, sculptures, 5 sessions ornaments, and more. Price $525 Members $483.50 Crucible Faculty 4 sessions July 21–Aug 18 mondays 5–10 pm 3LAB25B14-B Aug 25–29 mon–Fri 10–4 pm 3FOU11P14-FW Crucible Faculty INTENSIVE July 25–Aug 15 Fridays 6–10 pm 3GLB10B14-C Price $385 Members $361.50 Crucible Faculty Price for Two $842 Members $779.80 July 26–27 sat & Sun 10–6 pm 3GLF10A14-A Price $640 Members $591 Coming in Future Quarters: Aug 9–10 sat & Sun 10–6 pm 3GLF10A14-B Coming in Future Quarters: Aug 23–24 sat & Sun 10–6 pm 3GLF10A14-C The Cup Class · Glass Paper Weights Price $385 Members $355.50 · Build Your Own Foundry Furnace · Glass Blowing into Metal. Prerequisite: Glass Blowing I · Introduction to Bell Casting · Hot Sculpting I Cups are functional, beautiful, and remain a FUN TOGETHER · Design & Make Your Own Waffle Iron Crucible Faculty standard unit of practice for the refinement · Earth Casting Aug 9–10 sat & Sun 10–6 pm 3GLF10A14-FB of glass blowing skill. Explore various forms of Aug 23–24 sat & Sun 10–6 pm 3GLF10A14-FC drinkware while practicing intentional control Price for Two $625 Members $580.50 of the vessel, plus techniques used to apply color and hot bits for feet, handles, and wraps. Bring a sketchbook — you’ll have the opportunity to 5 sessions Crucible Faculty design unique pieces as well as matching sets. July 22–Aug 19 tuesdays 7–10 pm 3GLF10B14-D 5 sessions Price $385 Members $355.50 Crucible Faculty July 24–Aug 21 thursdays 5–10 pm 3GLB35B14-A Sign Up Online Price $640 Members $591 Click On Class Codes

8 The Crucible SUMMER 2014 Class Schedule For details, class descriptions, or faculty information visit theCrucible.org or call 510.444.0919 9 Glass I Coming in Future Quarters: Entry Level · Duplicating Nature in Glass Sign up for this class at the same time as Glass Beads II and · Adventures in Soft Glass: Voluptuous Vessels receive a $40 discount on Glass Beads II. Make colorful glass beads from Effettre glass rods (a soft glass), using an oxy-propane torch. This class will teach you how to make a variety of shapes, to form and alter surface patterns and to make stringers and twisters. Glass Fusing & INTENSIVE Slumping Crucible Faculty Aug 2–3 sat & Sun 10–6 pm 3GLF12A14-A Price $295 Members $270.50 Glass Fusing Lab Prerequisite: Fundamentals of or Glass Fusing & Slumping I & II Adventures In Soft Glass - Practice and perfect the fusing & slumping skills Your Inner Monster you learn in class. In labs, you can work on class Prerequisites: Glass Beads I or Glass Flameworking I assignments or your own projects. Lab time is Learn to create open hollow forms as glass supervised, but does not include instruction or monster expert Ralph McCaskey takes you on a materials. journey in soft glass, sharing secrets to creating fun facial expressions and embellishments, along 7 Sessions Crucible Faculty with a brief historical look at monsters. July 22–Aug 2 tuesdays 6–10 pm 3LAB16B14-A Price $340 Members $310 1 session Ralph McCaskey Aug 16 saturday 10 am–6 pm 3GLF37H14-A Coming in Future Quarters: Price $195 Members $180 · Glass Fusing & Slumping · Recycled Glass Sculpture Adventures in Soft Glass: · Glass Fusing & Slumping II Fabulous Fish · Kiln Formed Recycled Glass Tableware Prerequisites: Glass Beads I or Glass Flameworking I Learn how to sculpt solid and hollow-bodied glass fantasy fish, with an emphasis on decorative techniques. Bring your ideas! Hot Wheels 1 session Introduction to Jewelry & Metals I Rubber Mold Making for Jewelry Ralph McCaskey Entry Level Entry-Level Aug 17 sunday 10 am–6 pm 3GLF38H14-A Coming in Future Quarters: · Bicycle Mechanic Workshop Sign up for this class at the same time as Introduction to Price $195 Members $180 Jewelry & Metals II and receive a $40 discount on more Want to make multiple copies of your jewelry? · Sheet Metal Forming with Evan Wilcox advanced class. This class explores the basics of two-part molds, Design while create a sterling , while including hot and cold molding methods. You Flameworking Immersion Program learning the simple skills of sawing, filing, will make at least one vulcanized silicone rubber Entry Level sanding, , texturing, annealing, stamping mold. Bring at least two original small-scale Includes meal. Lab time, 5–10 pm Mon–Thurs. & 10–6 Friday and polishing. metal pieces to reproduce. Over the course of five days, learn glass Jewelry flameworking theory, principles, and extensive INTENSIVE 1 session techniques that will give you the necessary skills Crucible Faculty Crucible Faculty Aug 2 saturday 10 am-5 pm 3JWL19H14-A to work independently. Lunch and dinner will Metal Clay Intensive: The Basics July 26–27 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3JWL10A14-A be provided, as well as a final dinner and artist and Beyond Aug 9–10 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3JWL10A14-B Price $190 Members $177 reception. Price $355 Members $328.50 Learn skills and techniques in forming clay for Casting Wax to Silver (Intensive) WEEKLONG both flat and sculptural jewelry designs creating Fun Together Crucible Faculty surface texture and enhancements. Students will Crucible Faculty Prerequisite: Introduction to Jewlery & Metals I Aug 25–28 mon–Thurs 10 am–10 pm receive an in-depth orientation to Metal Clay July 26–27 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3JWL10A14-FA Learn lost-wax, an age-old sculptural jewelry- Aug 29 Friday 10 am–6 pm 3GLF85J14-A while making three projects. Aug 9–10 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3JWL10A14-FB casting process that involves creating a positive Price $1275 Members $832.50 Price for Two $578 Members $538.20 wax model, using that model to create a mold, 2 Sessions then using the mold to cast a form in metal. Arlene Mornick You’ll carve, cast and finish at least one pendant Aug 2–3 sat & Sun 10 am–4 pm 3ACM12A14-A 5 sessions Glass Flameworking Lab Crucible Faculty or ring in silver. Prerequisite: Glass Flameworking I Price $315 Members $297.5 July 21–Aug 18 mondays 7–10 pm 3JWL10B14-C July 23–Aug 20 Wednesday 7-10 pm 3JWL10B14-D 2 sessions 5 sessions Price $355 Members $328.50 Crucible Faculty Crucible Faculty July 19–20 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3JWL20A14-A Jul 24–Aug 21 thursdays 6–10 pm 3LAB17B14-A Price $390 Members $363.50 Price $195 Members $180.50 Sign Up Online Click On Class Codes

10 The Crucible SUMMER 2014 Class Schedule For details, class descriptions, or faculty information visit theCrucible.org or call 510.444.0919 11 Introduction to Cast Resin and Silver Chasing & Repousse Jewelry Prerequisite: Introduction to Jewelry & Metals I & II Prerequisite: Any jewelry class Learn to make your drawings come to life in sheet metal with techniques that allow you to Easy-to-use, water-clear polyester resin produce highly detailed relief images. Create a is a versatile material that can mimic the piece using a design of your choosing and learn characteristics of metal, glass, or stone. You spice up your sculpture or jewelry with detailed will create three unique pieces of jewelry that accents, texture and depth. integrate silver with your completed resin pieces. 5 sessions 5 sessions Crucible Faculty Norika Takada July 22–Aug 19 tuesdays 7–10 pm 3JWL53B14-A July 24–Aug 21 thursdays 7–10 pm 3JWL22B14-A Price $300 Members $274.50 Price $335 Members $309.50 Electronics for Artists Flame Effects for Art Introduction to Jewelry & Metals II Coming in Future Quarters: Entry-Level Entry Level · All Linked Up: Art Silver Clay Do you dream of building interactive sculpture Design and build your own safe, effective and Prerequisite: Introduction to Jewelry & Metals I. Sign up · Metal Clay II: Ring Architecture for this class at the same time as Introduction to Jewelry & with sensors, lights, and motors? This course is beautiful propane flame effect sculpture with · Metal Clay III: Copper & Silver Metals I and receive a $40 discount on the more advanced designed to introduce you to basic circuitry and propane. You will learn many different ways class. · Silver and Chain Mail the skills you will need to integrate electronics of manipulating fire in sculpture including · Viking Knit With Art Clay Silver Learn new techniques such as bezel setting, with your work. You will learn basic electronic accumulator “poofer” effects, fuels, ignitors and · Metal Clay IV: Hollow Forms piercing, drilling, riveting and flexible shaft theory, schematic reading, solderless breadboard, electronic controls. · Texture Techniques for Metal Clay Artists techniques. You’ll work to create an original soldering, as well as sourcing parts and supplies. · Metal Clay and Stone Setting piece of jewelry of your own design using a INTENSIVE · Fused Glass & Metal Clay Jewelry Lee Sonko cabochon stone. 5 Sessions · Bangle Bracelet With Metal Clay Crucible Faculty Aug 2–3 sat & Sun 10–6 pm 3KIN40A14-A · Exploration in Chainmaking July 24–Aug 21 thursdays 6:30–9:30 pm 3KIN11B14-A INTENSIVE Price $445 Members $415.50 Crucible Faculty · Exploration in Stone Setting Price $330 Members $304.50 Aug 23–24 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3JWL31A14-A · Gemology Price $330 Members $305 · Incorporating Found Objects into your Jewelry Coming in Future Quarters: · Innovative Casting Electromechanics for Everything · Handmade Electronic Music & Sound Design · Three-Dimensional Metalsmithing Entry Level · Basic Electronics: Atari Punk Console Making Your Own Jewelry Stamping Using the simplest of electronic and mechanical Tools components, learn to make things spin, twitch, jump, bend and wiggle. This class covers switches, Previous experience required. Prerequisite: At least one jewelry class relays, motors, servos and solenoids, along with some basic analog and digital control circuits. Learn the art, process, and science of hardening Kinetics & Machine Shop and tempering for making decorative 5 sessions stamps for jewelry. You will leave the weekend Electronics Crucible Faculty The Mother Machines: Introduction with at least one center punch and one July 23–Aug 20 Wednesdays 6:30–9:30 pm 3KIN12B14-A decorative stamp–maybe more. Price $325 Members $299.50 to Turning & Introduction to Mechanical Sculpture Entry-Level 1 session Entry Level Learn your way around the milling machine Crucible Faculty Want to make your creations move, or simply Arduino Microcontrollers: Building Aug 3 sunday 10–6 pm 3JWL35H14-A and the lathe - the cornerstones of a machine curious how movement happens? This course Smart Art shop that also happen to be among the most Price $215 Members $202 introduces such mechanisms as gears, cams, Entry Level complicated to operate. These two versatile tools pulleys and linkages and shows how to create, Arduino is an open-source electronics will allow you to make almost anything out of convert and control movement. Introduction to Keum-Boo: Korean prototyping platform based on flexible, easy-to- metal with precision and accuracy. use hardware and software, perfect for artists, Metalsmithing 5 sessions 10 sessions Prerequisite: Jewelry-making experience Crucible Faculty designers and hobbyists. Using multiple sensors, Crucible Faculty July 21–Aug 18 mondays 6:30-9:30 pm 3KIN10B14-A it can affect its surroundings by controlling Keum Boo is an ancient Korean metalsmithing July 22–Aug 21 tues & Thurs 7–10 pm 3MAC10B14-A lights, motors and other actuators. Starting with technique used to apply 24-karat- foil to the Price $325 Members $299.50 Price $565 Members $521.50 basic electronics and programming, this class surfaces of silver and other precious metals. This will enable you to create your own interactive simple decorative technique allows you to add project. rich gold to your work easily and inexpensively. 5 sessions 1 session Crucible Faculty Crucible Faculty July 22–Aug 19 tuesdays 6:30–9:30 pm 3KIN17B14-A Aug 16 saturday 10–5 pm 3JWL45H14-A Price $345 Members $319.50 Price $230 Members $217

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12 The Crucible SUMMER 2014 Class Schedule For details, class descriptions, or faculty information visit theCrucible.org or call 510.444.0919 13 EL Workshop Entry-Level Class Sign up for this class at the same time as Paper,Textiles & Special Effects with El wire and receive a $20 discount on this class. Add sparkly shimmer to sculpture, interiors Leather and with electroluminescent Fun Together (EL) wire, a decorative, flexible wire that glows Christian Schiess Introduction to Sewing: A Crash Moldmaking very much like neon. This one-day workshop Norman Moore Aug 24 & 31 sundays 1 0am–6 pm 3NEL10H14-FB introduces the technology and craft of soldering Course Entry Level Coming in Future Quarters: Price for Two $705 Members $655.50 and working with EL wire. You’ll learn basic · Moldmaking I: Plaster soldering techniques, various ways to assemble This four-hour workshop is the perfect way to · Moldmaking II: Silicone Rubber and attach wire to fabric, wood and , and become better acquainted with your sewing · Molding and Casting with Plastic Demystifying the Light Emitting be introduced to drivers and sequencers for machine and fabrics. Learn sewing machine Diode (LED) animation and advanced techniques. operation, troubleshooting, sewing tools and foolproof methods for sewing a straight seam and Entry Level 1 session turning corners. Students MUST bring their own Light-emitting diodes (LEDs) are efficient, Steve Boverie sewing machine. inexpensive, durable, can be used in many July 26 saturday 12–4 pm 3NEL20F14-A interesting ways and come in many colors, Price $220 Members $204.50 1 session Neon & Light shapes, intensities and sizes. Gain basic circuitry Crucible Faculty skills and come away with a complete kit of LEDs July 30 Wednesday 6–10 pm 3TEX10B14-A Price $110 Members $102.50 Introduction to Neon and parts to use. Special Effects with EL Wire Entry Level 1 Session Prerequisite: EL Wire Workshop. Sign up for this class at Bookbinding I Sign up at the same time with Continuing Techniques in Arlo Fishman the same time as the EL Wire Workshop and recieve a $20 Neon and get a $40 discount on the more advanced class. Aug 3 sunday 10–5 pm 3NEL19H14-A discount on this class. Entry Level Light up your life—and your art—by adding neon Price $220 Members $201.50 This workshop takes your EL wire skills to the Learn the art of bookbinding to create beautiful to your projects. Learn the skills you need to next level. You will learn about sequencing, personal books to capture memories, ideas, begin work in neon, and enjoy the opportunity which allows you to create simple yet drawings, and more. Building on foundations of to complete an illuminated project. In addition to Continuing Techniques in Neon spectacular special effects and animations. traditional and contemporary bookbinding tools, hands-on instruction in tools and techniques, this Prerequisite: Introduction to Neon or consent of the You’ll learn how to design for effect and how techniques, history and materials, students will class includes discussion of design and aesthetic instructor. Sign up at the same time as Introduction to Neon to combine light and movement in this exciting construct books, practice stitching techniques and get a $40 discount on more advanced class. considerations. intermediate class. and design expressive covers using tools. Building on the skills developed in Introduction to 5 Sessions 5 sessions Neon, this class emphasizes the possibilities when 1 session Christian Schiess Rikki Smeltzer creating unique artwork using neon light. Class Steve Boverie Norman Moore July 24–Aug 21 thursdays 7–10 pm 3TEX16B14-A work includes discussion of the expanded use of 3NEL35F14-A July 19–Aug 16 saturdays 10 am–1 pm 3NEL10E14-A July 26 saturday 12–4 pm color, choice of glass size, bombarding/manifold Price $360 Members $335 Price $435 Members $402 Price $230 Members $215.50 operation, self-directed sculptural conception and construction. You’ll have the opportunity to Leather Working I INTENSIVE complete two or three illuminated projects. Christian Schiess Entry Level Norman Moore Aug 24 & 31 sundays 10 am–5 pm 3NEL10H14-B 5 sessions Learn techniques for working with leather, Christian Schiess including cutting, edging, stitching, dyeing and Price $435 Members $402 Norman Moore oiling, plus adding hardware and design. Each July 19–Aug 16 saturdays 10 am–1 pm 3NEL31E14-A student will make a belt and at least one bag. Price $400 Members $369 Intensive Sam Waller Aug 9–10 sat & Sun 10–6 pm 3TEX29A14-B Price $350 Members $322.50

5 sessions Sam Waller July 21–Aug 18 mondays 7–10 pm 3TEX29B14-A Sign Up Online Price $350 Members $322.50 Click On Class Codes

14 The Crucible SUMMER 2014 Class Schedule For details, class descriptions, or faculty information visit theCrucible.org or call 510.444.0919 15 Leather Working II Prerequisite: Leather Working I Welding Expand upon your techniques for building larger and more intricate projects. Students will learn Burn Barrel how to line leather, assemble pockets, and how to assemble sectional bags. Each student will make Entry Level a briefcase, knapsack, or overnight bag as their Design and create a decorative outdoor fire pit or project for the course. burn barrel out of a steel drum. Instruction will be centered around the subtractive process using 5 sessions oxyacetylene torch cutting techniques. Sam Waller July 23–Aug 20 Wednesdays 7–10 pm 3TEX31B14-A 1 session Price $350 Members $322.50 Crucible Faculty Aug 16 saturday 10 am–5 pm 3ARC04E14-A Price $225 Members $210 Coming in Future Quarters: · Cartoneria (Mexican Paper Sculpture) Introduction to Welded Sculpture Entry-Level Sign up for this class at the same time as Continuing Techniques in Welded Sculpture and receive a $40 discount on Continuing Techniques. Stone Working Learn to weld and incorporate , cast iron, prefabricated elements as well as develop advanced welding techniques and Stone Carving expand on finishing techniques and patinas to Entry Level give your sculpture a more polished, gallery- Move from traditional hand-carving techniques to ready appearance. pneumatic tools as you learn a variety of ways to sculpt stone into vibrant and organic art pieces. Intensive Crucible Faculty 10 sessions July 26 & 27 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3ARC10A14-B Bill Rose Aug 9 & 10 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3ARC10A14-C July 21–Aug 20 mon & Wed 7–10 pm 3STN10B14-A Aug 23 & 24 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3ARC10A14-D Price $455 Members $415.50 Price $370 Members $339.50

Fun Together Coming in Future Quarters: Crucible Faculty · Sculpting with Concrete Aug 9 & 10 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3ARC10A14-FC Aug 23 & 24 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3ARC10A14-FD Price for Two $590 Members $544

5 sessions Crucible Faculty MIG Welding I Women's MIG Welding July 23–Aug 20 Wednesdays 7–10 pm 3ARC10B14-E Entry Level Entry Level Price $370 Members $339.50 Become familiar with MIG (metal inert gas, or Sign up for this class at the same time as Blacksmithing I I wire-feed) welding and plasma torch cutting, and and receive a $40 discount on Blacksmithing II. WEEKLONG learn how to make electricity “arc” through the This special workshop, taught by women for Crucible Faculty air to melt steel and wire to create a weld, or a women, covers the same material as Introduction Aug 25–29 mon–Fri 10–4 pm* 3ARC11P14-A cut. to Welded Sculpture. It’s a great introduction Price $450 Members $411.50 to metalworking in a supportive environment. Aug 25–29 mon–Fri 10–4 pm* 3ARC11P14-FA INTESIVE Absolutely no experience is needed. Epic girl Crucible Faculty power guaranteed. Price for $705 Members $647.50 July 26 & 27 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3MIG10A14-A *Includes 3-1/2 hours of instruction and 2 hours of Aug 9 & 10 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3MIG10A14-B independent lab work each day. 2 sessions Aug 23 & 24 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3MIG10A14-C Crucible Faculty Price $415 Members $381.50 Aug 16 & 17 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3MIG10A14-WA Price $415 Members $381.50 Fun Together Crucible Faculty Aug 23 & 24 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3MIG10A14-FC Price for Two $665 Members $614.50

5 sessions Crucible Faculty July 22–Aug 19 tuesdays 7–10 pm 3MIG10B14-D Sign Up Online Price $415 Members $381.50 Click On Class Codes

16 The Crucible SUMMER 2014 Class Schedule For details, class descriptions, or faculty information visit theCrucible.org or call 510.444.0919 17 Welding Immersion Program Sculpting with TIG Entry Level. Prerequisite: TIG Welding I Includes meal. Lab time, 5–10 pm Mon–Thurs. & 10–6 Friday This class deepens your knowledge of TIG Led by a professional fabrication artist over welding and gives you the confidence and five days, you will learn to join and cut metal to practice you need to hone your skills through create a series of custom projects using a MIG challenging exercises. We'll focus on precise welder, TIG welder, and plasma cutter led by a welding, including minimizing grinding and professional fabrication artist. Work with mild finishing. Bring your ideas for projects. steel and recycled materials to construct projects of your very own design during the open lab. 5 Sessions Jonathan Hyman WEEKLONG July 23–Aug 20 Wednesdays 6:30–9:30 pm 3TIG35B14-A Crucible faculty Price $470 Members $433 Aug 25–28 mon–Thurs 10 am–10 pm Aug 29 Friday 10 am–6 pm 3MIG25J14-A Price $1275 Members $1182.50 Exploring Welding Entry-Level Class. Phone in and sign up for any welding class the week after completing this class and receive a $40 TIG Welding I discount on that welding class Entry Level Sign up for this class at the same time as TIG II If you’re not sure what type of welding you’d like and receive a $40 discount. on TIG II. to learn, this inspiring class is for you. You will inert gas (TIG) welding is a precise learn about —and have the chance to try—the method that makes clean, focused welds on any four types of welding taught at The Crucible: metal you desire and can even join dissimilar oxyacetylene, arc (“stick”), metal inert gas (MIG) metals, from super thin to very thick. In this and tungsten inert gas (TIG). class, you will use steel to develop a series of fundamental welding techniques that will INTENSIVE culminate in a small project. Crucible Faculty July 19 & 20 sat & Sun 1–5 pm 3WLD03F14-A INTENSIVE Aug 2 & 3 sat & Sun 1–5 pm 3WLD03F14-B Crucible Faculty Price $215 Members $198.50 July 26–27 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3TIG10A14-A Aug 9 & 10 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3TIG10A14-B Aug 23 & 24 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3TIG10A14-C Coming in Future Quarters: Price $415 Members $381.50 · Welded Art Stands and Displays

Fun Together Crucible Faculty Aug 9 & 10 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3TIG10A14-FB Aug 23 & 24 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3TIG10A14-FC Price for Two $665 Members $614.50 Woodworking Beginning Woodworking Woodturning I 5 sessions Entry Level Entry Level Crucible Faculty Fundamentals of Woodworking Use traditional and modern hand and power Using a lathe, you can turn a rough piece of wood July 22–Aug 19 tuesdays 7–10 pm 3TIG10B14-D Entry Level. Phone in and sign up for any Wood class the tools safely to gain the skills needed for many into a beautifully shaped bowl or spindle. In this July 24–Aug 21 thursdays 7–10 pm 3TIG10B14-E week after completing this class and receive a $40 discount woodworking projects, such as milling boards, class, you will learn the basics of the turning Price $415 Members $381.50 on that woodworking class strong, attractive joints and sound structure to process as you prepare, turn and finish small This two-day introduction is a great way to begin create a simple project in class. bowls and spindles. your woodworking experience. Learn the basics of wood technology, tools and design. Bring a 10 sessions INTENSIVE Crucible Faculty Crucible Faculty notebook and comfortable shoes - this is a fast July 22–Aug 21 tues & Thurs 6–10 pm 3WOD10B14-A July 26 & 27 sat & Sun 11 am–5 pm 3WOD15A14-A paced, hands-on overview. Price $630 Members $575.50 Aug 9 & 10 sat & Sun 11 am–5 pm 3WOD15A14-B INTENSIVE Price $345 Members $315.50 Michael Bray WEEKLONG July 19 & 20 sat & Sun 10 am–6 pm 3WOD09A14-A Crucible Faculty Price $265 Members $242 AUG 25–29 mon–Fri 10 am–4 pm 3WOD21P14-A Coming in Future Quarters: Price $630 Members $575.50 · Spoon Carving By Hand · The Bandsaw Box · Beginning Woodworking · Continuing Techniques in Woodworking · Woodturning II Sign Up Online Click On Class Codes

18 The Crucible SUMMER 2014 Class Schedule For details, class descriptions, or faculty information visit theCrucible.org or call 510.444.0919 19 Youth CLASSES Jewelry At The Crucible, young people gain skills that Youth Chibi: Miniature Figurines inspire creativity, build confidence, and foster Learn the basics of preparing, shaping, sculpting, responsibility. The Crucible offers classes for cane making and baking polymer clay to make ages 8 to 17, providing an exciting alternative small sculptures known as Chibis and incorporate to traditional after-school programs. Weekend them into objects that you will leave the class classes meet the needs of youth and parents wearing. Summer 2014 with busy schedules, and give students the opportunity to immerse themselves. SUMMER CAMP Crucible Faculty Jun 23–27 mon–Fri 1–4 pm 3JWL14M14-YA Youth Program Jul 14–18 mon–Fri 1–4 pm 3JWL14M14-YB Price $260 Members $238 Ages 8–11 Kinetics & Electronics Youth Extreme Gizmos Design, engineer and construct a mechanical sculpture, contraption or gadget, using new and Ceramics salvaged components, with lights and moving Youth Clay Critters parts, learning how motors, lights and switches work. Explore clay as a sculptural material to create critters from our own imaginations using SUMMER CAMP hand-building techniques, mold making, surface Crucible Faculty treatments, and incorporating other materials Jun 23–27 mon–Fri 9 am–12 pm 3KIN10K14-YA such as fabrics, metal, and wood. Jul 14–18 mon–Fri 9 am–12 pm 3KIN10K14-YB Jul 21–25 mon–Fri 9 am–12 pm 3KIN10K14-YC SUMMER CAMP Jul 28–Aug 1 mon–Fri 9 am–12 pm 3KIN10K14-YD Crucible Faculty Price $275 Members $253 Jun 23–27 mon–Fri 9 am–12 pm 3CER10K14-YA Jul 7–11 mon–Fri 9 am–12 pm 3CER10K14-YB Jul 14–18 mon–Fri 9 am–12 pm 3CER10K14-YC Jul 21–25 mon–Fri 9 am–12 pm 3CER10K14-YD Jul 28–Aug 1 mon–Fri 9 am–12 pm 3CER10K14-YE Paper & Textiles Price $260 Members $241 Youth Cartoneria (Mexican Paper Sculpture) Learn Mexican paper-mâché incorporating Hot Wheels Aztec styles with Spanish techniques to create fantastic and colorful sculptures from paper and Youth Gravity Cars recycled materials, using mythological beasts and A no-rules miniature car-building and racing characters as a starting point. competition with a large, undulating track and no restrictions on the size of the cars or materials SUMMER CAMP which can be used. Crucible Faculty Jun 7–11 mon–Fri 1–4 pm 3TEX12M14-YA SUMMER CAMP Jul 14–18 mon–Fri 9 am–12 pm 3TEX12K14-YB Crucible Faculty Price $240 Members $219.50 Jul 7–11 mon–Fri 1–4 pm 3WHL42M14-YA Jul 14–18 mon–Fri 1–4 pm 3WHL42M14-YB Jul 21–25 mon–Fri 1–4 pm 3WHL42M14-YC Youth Paperpalooza Price $340 Members $312 Design and create one-of-a-kind, colorful prints, make beautifully marbled paper with a unique, non-toxic, and fun method, discover the excitement of resists, explore the shimmer of embossing, and more.

SUMMER CAMP Crucible Faculty Jul 14–18 mon–Fri 1–4 pm 3TEX16M14-YA Jul 28–Aug 1 mon–Fri 1–4 pm 3TEX16M14-YB Price $250 Members $229.50 Sign Up Online Click On Class Codes

20 The Crucible SUMMER 2014 Class Schedule For details, class descriptions, or faculty information visit theCrucible.org or call 510.444.0919 21 Youth Rags To Stitches Cut, redesign and repurpose clothing, hand sewing embellishments and working on a sewing machine; embroidery and green design. Students will be asked to bring in a few pieces of older clothing.

SUMMER CAMP Crucible Faculty Jul 7–11 mon–Fri 1–4 pm 3TEX17K14-YA Jul 21–25 mon–Fri 1–4 pm 3TEX17K14-YB Price $240 Members $219.50

Youth Adornment in Feathers Trim, shape, layer, compose and manipulate feathers to create head and neck adornments incorporating textiles, wood, metal, beads and inspired findings; learn simple sewing and jewelry-making skills.

SUMMER CAMP Crucible Faculty Jun 23–27 mon–Fri 1–4 pm 3TEX15M14-A Jul 28–Aug 4 mon–Fri 1–4 pm 3TEX15M14-B Price $235 Members $216 Woodworking Youth Woodcarving & Sculpting Create a three-dimensional project using basic hand tools; learn about the history, cultural significance, and process of woodcarving Youth Blacksmithing and sculpting, including design and carving Enameling approaches. Immersion Program Youth Enameling Embark on a full week's study of blacksmithing, Learn to apply glossy bright colors to copper SUMMER CAMP becoming a young artisan by the week’s with Crucible Faculty shapes using a variety of techniques, making a the skills to design and create an independent wall plaque, several pieces of jewelry or magnets, Jun 23–27 mon–Fri 9 am–12 pm 3WOD10K14-YA project. Jul 7–11 mon–Fri 9 am–12 pm 3WOD10K14-YB and firing the pieces in a kiln. Jul 14–18 mon–Fri 9 am–12 pm 3WOD10K14-YC SUMMER CAMP Jul 21–25 mon–Fri 9 am–12 pm 3WOD10K14-YD Crucible Faculty SUMMER CAMP Crucible Faculty Price $270 Members $248 Jul 7–11 mon-Fri 9 am–4 pm 3BLK085P14-YA Jul 21–25 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3ENL10M14-YA Price $685 Member $632.50 Price $275 Member $253.50 Ages 12–17 Ceramics Foundry Youth Portraits in Clay Youth Adventures in Sand Casting Students create contemporary busts out of clay Make a sculpture, create a mold in resin-bonded and finishing them with raku, a hands on firing Blacksmithing sand, and then as molten aluminum is technique involving fire and smoke to create Youth Blacksmithing poured into your mold, creating your very own beautiful metallic glaze finishes. Learn to bend and shape steel by , finished sculpture. bending, twisting, punching, slitting and drifting SUMMER CAMP using a forge and anvil; complete a small projects Crucible Faculty SUMMER CAMP Crucible Faculty such as a bracelet, hook, fork, or spoon. Jul 21–25 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3CER25M14-YA Jun 23–27 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3FOU22K14-YA Price $305 Member $284.50 SUMMER CAMP Jul 14–18 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3FOU22K14-YB Crucible Faculty Jul 21–25 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3FOU22K14-YC Jun 23–27 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3BLK10K14-YA Jul 28–Aug 1 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3FOU22K14-YD Jul 14–18 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3BLK10K14-YC Price $315 Member $292.50 Jul 21–25 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3BLK10K14-YE Jul 28–Aug 1 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3BLK10K14-YG

Jun 23–Jun 27 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3BLK10M14-YB Jul 14–18 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3BLK10M14-YD Jul 21–Jul 25 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3BLK10M14-YF Jul 28–Aug 1 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3BLK10M14-YH Sign Up Online Click On Class Codes Price $405 Member $372.50 22 For details, class descriptions, or faculty information visit theCrucible.org or call 510.444.0919 23 Youth Atelier Program Youth Atelier Program The Crucible introduces its Youth Atelier Program during the Summer of 2014. This is a one week intensive program for young artists interested in developing skills in an area of the industrial arts, portfolio and resume development, presentation and exhibition experience as well as exploration of local arts and industry. Students participate in a focused area of the industrial arts during the morning 9 am–12 pm session, followed by a lunch break and an afternoon 1-4 pm session of professional development with other young Bay Area artists. The week is concluded by an artist exhibition and reception on Friday evening, August 1st. The Crucible Atelier Program is open Glass Flameworking Glass Fusing & to students who have completed their 9th grade , and will be a great experience for Youth Glass Flameworking students interested in the arts, architecture, Manipulate molten colored glass over a torch Slumping engineering, math and the sciences. with confidence to create beautiful and unique Youth Creatures in Fused Glass marbles and figures. Learn how to cut, shape, and embellish glass SUMMER CAMP using a variety of tools, molds, and machines Monday–Friday ∙ July 28–Aug 1 Crucible Faculty to create 2D and 3D projects that may include Jun 23–27 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3GLF10K14-YA fused tiles, jewelry, treasure chests, wind chimes, Jul 14–18 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3GLF10K14-YC cityscapes, toadstools, insects,and jellyfish. Blacksmithing Atelier (12-17) BLK90P14-YG Jul 21–25 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3GLF10K14-YE Price $1000 Jul 28–Aug 1 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3GLF10K14-YG SUMMER CAMP Crucible Faculty Sand Casting Atelier (12-17) 3FOU90P14-YD Jun 23–27 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3GLF10M14-YB Jul 7–11 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3GLA21M14-YA Price $1000 Jul 14–Jul 18 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3GLF10M14-YD Jul 14–18 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3GLA21M14-YB Jul 28–Aug 1 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3GLF10M14-YF Jul 21–25 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3GLA21M14-YC Glass Blowing Atelier (14-17) 3GLB90P14-YG Price $365 Member $337.50 Jul 28–Aug 1 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3GLA21M14-YD Price $1000 Price $345 Member $319.50 Youth Flameworking Glass Flameworking Atelier (12-17 ) 3GLF90P14-YG Immersion Program Hot Wheels Price $1000 Embark on a full week's study of flameworking, Metal Jewelry Atelier (12-17) 3JWL90P14-YD becoming a young artisan by the week’s end with Youth Frame Alteration: Art Bike Price $1000 the skills to design and create an independent Learn skills in MIG welding, oxyacetylene project. torch, grinding and finishing to redesign and Forward Atelier (12-17) 3TEX90P14-YB reconstruct bicycles, altering handlebars, rims, Price $1000 SUMMER CAMP seat posts, and frames to create a unique, one-of- Crucible Faculty a-kind look. Bike required. 3ARC90P14-YG Jul 7–11 mon-Fri 9 am–4 pm 3GLF085P14-YA Welded Sculpture Atelier (12-17) Price $1000 Price $675 Member $622.50 SUMMER CAMP Crucible Faculty Jul 7–11 mon-Fri 9 am–4 pm 3WHL11P14-YA Glass Fusing & Slumping Atelier (12-17) 3GLA90P14-YG Price $750 Member $690 Price $1000

Youth Bike Chariot Fabrication Salvage bicycle parts, cut and weld steel, use carpentry power tools, and incorporate objects you bring from home to create a two-wheeled bicycle trailer to carry whatever your heart desires.

SUMMER CAMP Crucible Faculty Sign Up Online Jul 21–25 mon-Fri 9 am–4 pm 3WHL25P14-YA Click On Class Codes Price $750 Member $690 24 The Crucible SUMMER 2014 Class Schedule 25 Youth Summer Immersion Program

Youth Summer Immersion Workshops The Crucible is excited about the return of its beginning and intermediate level youth weeklong immersion workshops. Students will embark on a full week of study in a selected area, becoming young artisans by the week’s end. Students will learn theory, principles, and extensive techniques that will give them the necessary skills to design and create their own independent projects. No experience is necessary.

Jewelry Kinetics & Electronics Monday–Friday ∙ July 7–11 Youth Exploration in Metal Jewelry Youth Radical Robots Create trendy jewelry of your own design by Welded Sculpture (12–17) 3ARC085P14-YA Build a simple remote-controlled robot from filing, sanding, texturing and polishing copper, Price $675 Member $622.50 salvaged materials, mechanisms and electrical silver and other nonferrous metals; leave the components as you learn soldering, mechanical class wearing your creation. Kinetics (12–17) 3KIN085P14-YA construction techniques and how to remove and Price $675 Member $622.50 repurpose these items. SUMMER CAMP Crucible Faculty SUMMER CAMP Jewelry (12–17) 3JWL085P14-YA Jun 23–27 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3JWL10K14-YA Crucible Faculty Price $675 Member $622.50 Jul 14–18 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3JWL10K14-YB Jun 23–27 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3KIN15M14-YA Jul 21–25 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3JWL10K14-YC Jul 14–18 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3KIN15M14-YB Flameworking (12–17) 3GLF085P14-YA Jul 28–Aug 1 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3JWL10K14-YD Jul 21–25 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3KIN15M14-YC Price $675 Member $622.50 Price $300 Member $277 Jul 28–Aug 1 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3KIN15M14-YD Price $330 Member $304.50 Blacksmithing (12–17) 3BLK085P14-YA Youth Casting Wax to Silver Price $685 Member $632.50 Prerequisite: Youth Exploration in Metal Jewelry Youth Kinetics Immersion Program Create a positive model out of wax, make a mold, Glass Blowing (14–17) 3GLB085P14-YA Embark on a full week's study of kinetics, then cast a form in metal, finishing at least one Price $1150 Member $1065 becoming a young artisan by the week’s end with pendant or ring in silver. Bring your sketches and the skills to design and create an independent ideas. project. SUMMER CAMP Crucible Faculty SUMMER CAMP Crucible Faculty Jun 23–27 mon-Fri 1-4 pm 3JWL16M14-YA Jul 7–11 mon-Fri 9 am–4 pm 3KIN85P14-YA Price $395 Member $367.50 Price $675 Member $622.50 Youth Jewelry Immersion Program Embark on a full week's study of jewelry making, becoming a young artisan by the week’s end with Neon & Light the skills to design and create an independent Youth Glass Tube Sculpture: project. Intro to Neon SUMMER CAMP Shape, bend and manipulate glass tubes into Crucible Faculty letters and figures to create neon-style displays, Jul 7–11 mon-Fri 9 am–4 pm 3JWL085P14-YA substituting colored sand for neon to create a Price $675 Member $622.50 brightly colored sculpture.

SUMMER CAMP Crucible Faculty Jun 23–27 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3NEL10M14-YA Jul 14–Jul 18 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3NEL10M14-YB Jul 21–Jul 25 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3NEL10M14-YC Sign Up Online Price $275 Member $253.50 Click On Class Codes 26 27 Glass Casting & Glass Flameworking Youth Beads, Bugs & Monsters! Coldworking Take a historical look at monsters, and then Youth Cast Glass Sculpture create colorful glass beads, bugs, and monsters with crazy eyes and whacky facial expressions Create a positive from clay and wax and then using an oxypropane flameworking torch. transform it into a sculpture in a molten glass kiln. SUMMER CAMP SUMMER CAMP Crucible Faculty Crucible Faculty Jul 21–25 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3GLF19M14-YA Jun 23–27 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3GLC1OM14-YA Price $365 Member $337.50 Price $390 Member $366 Welding Paper & Textiles Youth TIG Welding Youth Welded Sculpture Ages 14–17 Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) welding is a highly Youth Fashion Forward Immersion Program precise method of welding that makes clean and focused welds on everything from super thin Learn about the social and political implications Embark on a full week's study of and of clothing; alter or recreate one-of-a-kind to very thick materials, even joining dissimilar oxy/acetylene torch cutting, becoming a young metals. garments by disassembling, redesigning, and artisan by the week’s end with the skills to design repurposing garments utilizing scrap fabric and and create an independent project. Glass Blowing additional embellishments. SUMMER CAMP Youth Glass Blowing Crucible Faculty SUMMER CAMP Learn the basic skills to create hand blown glass Jun 23–27 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3TIG10K14-YB SUMMER CAMP Crucible Faculty Crucible Faculty work, manipulating and shaping the glass into Jun 23–27 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3TIG10M14-YA Jul 7–11 mon-Fri 9 am–4 pm 3ARC085P14-YA Jul 21–25 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3TIG10M14-YC Jul 14–18 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3TEX19K14-YA paperweights, cups, bowls, sculptures and more. Price $675 Member $622.50 Jul 28–Aug 1 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3TIG10M14-YD Jul 28–Aug 1 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3TEX19K14-YB SUMMER CAMP Price $385 Member $354.50 Price $270 Member $247 Crucible Faculty Youth MIG Welding Jun 23–27 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3GLB10K14-YA Youth Leather Working Metal inert gas (MIG) welding, also known as Jul 14–18 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3GLB10K14-YC wire-feed welding, falls between arc welding Jul 21–25 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3GLB10K14-YE Learn techniques for working with leather, and TIG in the welding and is used in production Jul 28–Aug 1 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3GLB10K14-YG including cutting, edging, stitching, dyeing and fabrication such as furniture making, light oiling. Setting as well as design and safety construction, and auto restoration. Jun 23–27 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3GLB10M14-YB guidelines will also be covered. Each student will Jul 14–18 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3GLB10M14-YD Youth After Care make a belt, pouch, or simple jewelry. SUMMER CAMP Jul 21–25 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3GLB10M14-YF Crucible Faculty Jul 28–Aug 1 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3GLB10M14-YH You must pre-register to access after care. A fee of $20 per half hour will be charged for any parent arriving late after SUMMER CAMP Jun 23–27 mon-Fri 9–12 pm 3MIG10K14-YA Price $575 Member $530 Crucible Faculty 4:30 pm. Jul 14–18 mon-Fri 9–12 pm 3MIG10K14-YC Jun 23–27 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3TEX29K14-YA Jul 28–Aug 1 mon-Fri 9–12 pm 3MIG10K14-YE Jul 7–11 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3TEX29K14-YB Youth Glass Blowing 1 hour after care 4–5 pm Jul 14–18 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3TEX29K14-YC Jun 23–27 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3MIG10M14-YB Jun 23–27 mon–Fri 4–5 pm 3ACY01Q14-YA Jul 21–25 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3TEX29K14-YD Immersion Program Jul 14–18 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3MIG10M14-YD July 7–11 mon–Fri 4–5 pm 3ACY01Q14-YB Embark on a full week study in glass blowing, Price $325 Member $300 Jul 28–Aug 1 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3MIG10M14-YF July 14–18 mon–Fri 4–5 pm 3ACY01Q14-YC becoming young artisans by the week’s end with Price $385 Member $354.50 July 21–25 mon–Fri 4–5 pm 3ACY01Q14-YD the skills to design and create an independent July 28–Aug 1 mon–Fri 4–5 pm 3ACY01Q14-YE project. Welding Youth Woodturning Price $75 Members $67.50 SUMMER CAMP Youth Intro to Welded Sculpture Learn to use a lathe to turn a rough piece of Crucible Faculty 2 hours after care 4–6 pm wood into a beautifully shaped spindle or bowl; Jun 23–27 mon–Fri 4–6 pm 3ACY02Q14-YA Learn to fuse, cut, bend and shape metal through Jul 7–11 mon-Fri 9 am–4 pm 3GLB085P14-YA The class will cover tool usage and sharpening, as July 7–11 mon–Fri 4–6 pm 3ACY02Q14-YB stick welding (also known as arc welding) and Price $1150 Member $1065 well as wood selection, preparation, and finishing. July 14–18 mon–Fri 4–6 pm 3ACY02Q14-YC oxyacetylene torch cutting with a focus on July 21–25 mon–Fri 4–6 pm 3ACY02Q14-YD the safe and effective operation of welding SUMMER CAMP July 28–Aug 1 mon–Fri 4–6 pm 3ACY02Q14-YE equipment to create a small sculpture or project. Crucible Faculty Price $150 Members $135 Jun 23–27 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3WOD31M14-YA SUMMER CAMP Jul 28–Aug 1 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3WOD31M14-YB Crucible Faculty Price $360 Member $329 Jun 23–27 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3ARC10K14-YA Jul 14–18 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3ARC10K14-YC Jul 21–25 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3ARC10K14-YE Jul 28–Aug 1 mon-Fri 9 am–12 pm 3ARC10K14-YG

Jun 23–27 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3ARC10M14-YB Jul 14–18 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3ARC10M14-YD Jul 21–25 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3ARC10M14-YF Jul 28–Aug 1 mon-Fri 1–4 pm 3ARC10M14-YH Sign Up Online Price $345 Member $318.50 Click On Class Codes 28 The Crucible SUMMER 2014 Class Schedule For details, class descriptions, or faculty information visit theCrucible.org or call 510.444.0919 29 General Information

• Unless otherwise mentioned, all class Youth Attending any Classes Behavior Policy Staff Members materials are provided. If you want to make a large project, discuss your plans with • Parents must drop off youth the first The Crucible strives to create an environment Lauren Adams Interim Development Director your instructor. Not all projects can be day of class and must mail or fax in a that respects its participants’ physical and Kristy Alfieri Education Director accommodated and there may be additional completed parental consent form and emotional well-being. Students are expected Megan Bates Grant Writer costs for materials. medical authorization form before the first to conduct themselves with respect for other Stephen Bissinger Graphic Designer class. Youth cannot participate without a individuals, the organization and the facility Brian Buono Studio Manager • Connect with your classmates! We encourage completed consent form for each class for at all times. Students will review Studio Rules Megaen Curl Youth Program Assistant you to help each other out by providing rides which they are registered. and Agreements of The Crucible during Michael Curry Fire Safety to BART, walking together to your cars and their first class. The director reserves the right Danny Dillon Facilities Technician carpooling. As with any urban environment, • Youth 12+ can sign up with an adult for any to enforce these rules and anyone in violation Nick DiPhillipo Foundry Technician be aware of your surroundings when walking. Fun Together Weekend workshop. At the will be subject to disciplinary consequences Ian Dolton-Thornton Tool Room Manager time of registration, the name of the youth Brendan Dreaper • Please notify staff of any physical, social, including, but not limited to, immediate dismissal Financial Assistant under 18 and his/her date of birth must be Lauren Ekman Development Associate behavioral or emotional health from class without refund. provided. This can be done over the phone Nick Fynn Communications Manager conditions prior to registering. or in the comment section online. A parental Graham Hackett Volunteer& Events Coordinator consent form must be filled out and mailed, Transfers, Cancellations Carla Hall Youth Program Director faxed or dropped off prior to start of class. Peter Kropf Sr. Studio Manager & IT Director and Refunds Kier Lugo Studio Operations Manager • Youth 16 and older can sign up for an adult Rob Nehring Adult Program Director class with the prior consent of The Crucible’s Cancellation Policy: Chris Niemer Blacksmith Technician program staff. Registration must be done in The Crucible has the right to cancel any class Ismael Plasencia Youth Program Associate person or over the phone. for any reason. In some cases, classes are Rena Regimova Website Administrator cancelled due to low enrollment. In the event Thomas James Rockwell Registrar • Please be prepared to provide the youth’s of a class cancellation, you will be notified by Jill Skinner Financial Controller name and date of birth. Youth who attend phone or email and your tuition fees will be Daniel Stauber Curator adult classes without the consent of program & Team Building Manager credited or refunded in full. staff will not be able to participate in the class Michael Sturtz Founder and will not receive a refund. Jessica Watkins Development Director Withdrawal PolicY: Mark Watson Assistant Studio Manager • If your child will be in class all day, he/she Each class fee includes a non-refundable should bring a sack lunch. Morning and registration fee of $50. If needed, you may afternoon snacks are provided. withdraw from a class for any reason up to Board of Directors • The Crucible does not allow weapon making seven days prior to the start of the class. You will receive a refund minus the $50 Charles R. Olson Board President in youth classes. Greg Hansen registration fee. There is no refund if you Vice President Tim Irvin Treasurer • SUMMER CAMP AFTERCARE (Pg. 29) withdraw from a class less than seven days Leslie Pritchett Secretary Aftercare will be provided following Summer before the first class meeting. Lauren Adams camp from 4–6 pm, Monday- Friday for an Warren Breslau What to Wear additional cost of $15 per hour, per child. For Transfer PolicY: Loretta Clarke the full aftercare package, 4–6 pm Monday- • Please wear all natural fiber clothing. Nylon, If a student wishes to transfer, they must first Jeremy Crandell Friday the cost is $150 per child. For the half polyester, spandex or other synthetics are not withdraw from the class they are signed up for Lori Fogarty package, 4–5 pm Monday- Friday, the cost is recommended around open flames. at least 7 days prior to the start date, adhering Edward B. Kangeter IV $75 per child. If you would like a customized to the withdrawal policy above. Any refund or David Shulman • No flip flops, sandals or open-toed shoes of package, please call our registrar for more credit due after withdrawal can be applied to Renee Ventimiglia any kind are allowed in the studio. information, 510-444-0919, extension 103. enrollment in a different class. • Please dress in long pants; no shorts Emeritus Advisory Board are allowed in the studio. Skirts are not If you do not preregister for aftercare and Missed Classes Policy: pick up your child after 4:30 pm, you will be recommended. There are no refunds, transfers, make-ups or Deborah Chalsty charged $20 every half an hour for aftercare. • The studio can be very cold or very hot. [ ] deferments for missed classes. Bob Dubow Wear layers. Joaquin Haskell Returned Checks: Mark McClure • TIG students must wear a long-sleeved cotton There is a $35 charge for returned checks. Nina Sazevich shirt that covers skin up to their neckline. Phil Tagami Students will receive additional safety gear If you have questions or need to cancel a class, in class. please email [email protected], or call 510.444.0919

30 The Crucible SUMMER 2014 Class Schedule For details, class descriptions, or faculty information visit theCrucible.org or call 510.444.0919 31 Team Building Workshops Studio And Tool Access

Contribute. Collaborate. Create. Past Projects Studio Rentals Tool & Equipment Whether it’s a project kickoff, an executive • Fused glass company logo The Crucible offers 24-hour access to private Areas Available retreat, or a year-end party, The Crucible offers • Conference table or shared spaces with industrial pallet racks, Arc Welding a unique way to ignite your company’s creative • Mobile cocktail bar 120-volts in a secure building, and access to Blacksmithing fires. Working with The Crucible’s staff, your • Large glass clock The Crucible's studios and tools during studio Blacksmithing Power team is guided through hands-on art workshops • Iron coat rack hours, with appropriate studio area checkouts. Cold Glass Working encouraging them to learn and collaborate in • Iron throne-style chair with logo Studio renters automatically become Crucible Fabrication Power Tools new ways. Our workshops can meet the needs of members at the Pyro level, and all their area Fabrication Cold Working Tools any group, from as few as six to more than 100. safety check-outs are free. Grinding Catering and Photography • $350 for 8' x 16's shared Jewelry Enameling The Crucible can provide lunch and snacks • $625 for 16' x 16' full studio MIG Welding for your team or an elegant wine-and-cheese Options Oxyacetylene reception following your workshop. You can also Plasma Cutter The Crucible has a workshop to fit your book a photographer to document your day. organization’s budget and schedule. Access to Tools and Equipment Shell Room TIG Welding In a 2-hour mini-workshop, your team gets The Crucible's Access to Tools and Equipment Wax Room a taste of one technique, such as welding, (CREATE) program allows Crucible members Woodshop blacksmithing or glass flameworking. More Info to use our studios during regular studio hours, and after passing appropriate studio area safety Woodturning In a 3–4 hour half-day workshop, your Visit: TheCrucible.org check-outs ($40 per area). Classes take priority. teammates complete a small individual art Call: 510.444.0919 x125 Spaces must be cleaned and vacated 30 minutes project or collaborate on a group piece. Email: [email protected] prior to any class and 15 minutes before closing. Summer Closures In a 6-hour full-day workshop, your group • Mon - Fri 10 am to 10 pm May 26: Memorial Day can work in multiple areas, such as torch cutting • Saturday & Sunday 10 am to 6 pm July 4: Independence Day and welding, to create individual or group September 1: Labor Day projects. • $1100 - full year access & four free checkouts In a 6–8 hour design and build workshop, • $350 - 90-day & one free check-out your group collaborates and designs a single large art project using multiple techniques. • $125 - 30-day session during any class quarter • $105 - reoccurring monthly billing Mini-workshops start as low as $800. Design and build packages, including lunch and a wine and • $40 - per area safety check-out cheese art reception, start at $3,500. • $50 - optional 2 1/2' x 2 x 6 1/2' locker • $125 - 3' x 5' x 8' Locker including shelving & rolling cart

32 The Crucible SUMMER 2014 Class Schedule For details, class descriptions, or faculty information visit theCrucible.org or call 510.444.0919 33 Donors & Members The Crucible is deeply grateful to our members, donors, and sponsors, who make our work possible throughout the year. We are proud to acknowledge and thank those who invested $250 or more in our operation between March 1, 2013, and April 1, 2014.

$50,000 and above Chung, Dave Cohn, Corrigan Sports Enterprises, Ann and Jack Eastman, Lauren Ekman, Lorraine Warren Breslau and Frances Hellman Gnecco, Lee Granberg, John Gregg, Sabrina The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Hellman, Anne and Jeffery Howson, Heather The James Irvine Foundation Katz, Todd Koons, Elizabeth McCarthy, Helen and John Meyer, George Miller, Milligan Family Foundation, Perforce Foundation, Roderick Repke, $25,000 and above Nancy and Alan Saldich, John Shaw, Amanda Donate to The Crucible Membership Benefits Autodesk, Inc., Christopher Bently, Walker, Steven Young and Gabrielle Kuzsel CASS Inc. (Official recycling partner) , Greg Make a gift to The Crucible Fund! Tuition and FIRECRACKER – $75/year Hansen and Marsha Roberts, Hellman Foundation ticket sales cover less than 65% of our operating Student – $50/year (Valid with Student I.D.) $500 and above expenses. As a 501c3 nonprofit organization, we • Discount on tuition for one year (1 person) • Early registration Anonymous, Holly Aaron, Adobe Systems rely on the generous support of our community • Discount on event tickets (up to 4 per event) $10,000 and above Incorporated Matching Gift Program, Alka to continue providing exemplary classes and • Complimentary access to Fireside Lounge events Anonymous, Lauren and Steve Adams, The and Ravin Agrawal, Melissa Alexander, Corin events. Contributions support our annual • Access to Members-only entrance at events Clorox Company Foundation, Jeremy Crandell, Anderson, Maria and Douglas Bayer, Benevity programs, including life-changing field trips for • Ability to register for Members-only CREATE General Atlantic Corporation, Crescent Porter Community Impact Fund, Nicholas Bryant, youth, free outreach programs for West Oakland program (Crucible’s Expanded Access to Tools & Equipment) Hale Foundation, Chad Lester, The Thomas Deborah Chalsty, Michael Dalrymple, Dharma residents, and innovative collaborations with ($75 tax-deductible) J. Long Foundation, Charles Olson and Yoko Merchant Services, Amy Ellingson, Donna artists from the Bay Area and beyond. Gifts of all (Student: $50 tax-deductible) Watanabe, Leslie Pritchett, The Kenneth Rainin Ellison, Mark Evans, Marcene Forrester, Cameron sizes are greatly appreciated. The Crucible Fund Foundation, Renée Ventimiglia Fraser, Nicholas Fynn, Arlene Garfinkle, Glass donors of $2,500 and above receive a PYRO (Family) – $150/year Alliance of Northern California, Marion Gothier, plaque on our Donor Wall. • Benefits listed above + Hilary Groves, Hellman Family Fund, Michael • Discounts on tuition for one year (4 people) • Member T-shirt $5,000 and above Hennahane, Mark Hennigh, Peter Hogg, Rusty Volunteering ($150 tax-deductible) AB&I Foundry, American Endowment Howson, Jeff and Laura Huber, Kerri and Mark Foundation, Chalsty Family Foundation, Clif Lubin, Mary Luckey, Gabe and Carin Luna- You can help us out and earn discounts on INFERNO – $250/year Bar Family Foundation, First Republic Bank, Ostaseski, Maureen and Mark Middleton, Steve classes. No experience or special skills are • Benefits listed above + Patricia Gibbs (in honor of Frances Hellman and O'Donnell, Doug and Emilie Ogden, Kate Ortolano, • Member concierge service including reserved seating needed. Donate your time at events, in the Warren Breslau), Judith Hellman, Philip Hopkins, Karen Server and Thomas Renn, Miriam and at performances William Rose, Christopher Schardt, The Schneider studio or in the office. • Limited edition The Crucible note cards The Innovation and Understanding Fund, Tim Foundation, Robert Semper, Ruth Simon, Jill and ($250 tax-deductible) Irvin, The Dean & Margaret Lesher Foundation, LinkedIn For Good Foundation, The Sam Wes Skinner, Marcia Smolens, Matthew Stepka, Membership PHOENIX – $500/year Mazza Foundation, Elizabeth Meier, The Miner Jack Sylvan, Gregory Thomas, Navin Thukkaram, • Benefits listed above + Anderson Family Foundation, New Belgium Kirsten Weisser, Patti White, James Wilson Join The Crucible community as a member and • 10% discount on CREATE Membership Brewing Company, Oakland Fund for the Arts, you’ll receive benefits such as early registration, • Acknowledgement in The Crucible class catalog David Shulman, The Morris Stulsaft Foundation class discounts, priority access to events and ($400 tax-deductible) $250 and above

more. Plus your support will enable us to Patricia Aguinaga, Verda Alexander, Bank of continue providing our dynamic combination of VULCAN – $1,000/year • Inferno level benefits + $2,500 and above America Matching Gifts, Amy Berger, John arts, industry and community in a welcoming • 20% discount on CREATE Membership Gretchen Brosius, Loren & Rachel Carpenter, Biagiotti, Annette Bonilla, Adam Boroian, Ray and inclusive environment that inspires • Invitation to a private tour of studio and lunch Loretta Clarke, First Republic Bank, Ann Fischer Breslau, Andre Burgoyne, Lisa Cohen, Beth • with The Crucible’s Executive Director innovation and sparks creativity. Hecht, Lori and Skip Fogarty, Peter Kropf and Cowan, David Crater, Joan Duffield, Sarah To learn more, visit TheCrucible.org or call • Limited edition bronze The Crucible Esterkyn, Andy Fallat, Kathleen Gwynn and Jon ($750 tax-deductible) Mary Sorber, Andrew Lee, Joseph Olivier, One 510.444.0919. PacificCoast Foundation, Anthony Onorati, Cosby, Mimi Hayakawa, Dawn Holliday, Heidi TITAN – $2,500/year Schnitzer Steel Industries, Pasha and Laney and Ryan Hudson, Jonathan Hyman, Gabrielle • Vulcan level benefits + Thornton Lessard, Marc Litalien, Ken Lowney, Marjorie • Complimentary weekend taster class for two people McCoy, Bob Miller, Steven Moore, Rob Nehring, • Complimentary five-week Membership to CREATE Nilesh Pate, PG&E Corporation Foundation program (must pass studio area check-out) $1,000 and above Community Service Award, Michele Richman, • Your name cast in bronze on The Crucible’s Rachel Riggin, Jo-Ann Rose, Mimi Rose, Kyle donor wall Denny Abrams, County of Alameda, Bay Cities Rosier, Jeanne Ryan, Hans Starks, Jessica Watkins, ($1,950 tax-deductible) Pyrotector, Steven Bayles, Tim Burns, Bernard Women's Jewelry Association, Emily Wu

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