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Fall 2016 2016 THE PREMIER ART CENTER ON THE SOUTH SHORE SUMMERFALL 2016 2016 Register at least 10 days before the class begins! | SSAC Fall 2016 1 781.383.2787 • ssac.org • [email protected] CALENDAR/CONTENTS WEEKLY CLASSES South Shore Art Center enriches the communities south of Boston by engaging artists and by fostering an understanding and appreciation of the visual arts through MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY exhibitions and education. G 327 Painting Alla 375 Altered Books 302 Pastel Atelier 310 Watercolor 300a Basic Drawing N I WELCOME Prima 320 Intro to Oil Paint H723 Paint/Take It 323 Acrylic Painting 350 Ceramic Intro N R 341 Adv. Print O M 117 Fledgling 300b Basic Drawing 362 Collage 124 Autumn Arts N Creations 303 Intro to Pastels 139 Hands in Clay 154 Create w/Clay 150 Art Expressions O 175 Storytelling 128 Time Travelers 140 Multi Cultural 172 Super Animation O N 167 Sewing Intro 106 Creatures R E 174 Portfolio T F 324a&b Contemp Ptg A H702 No Fear Dwg 340 Printmaking 325a&b Figure 352 Potter’s Wheel 354 Clay Techniques 500 Life Drawing 351 Clay Work 390 Intro to Sewing 371 Digital Photo G 374 Int. Digital 365 Mixed Media 301 Figure Drawing N I N Photo E V E SATURDAY 171 Comics CALENDAR Sept 15 MEMBERS PREVIEW NIGHT|Once There Was A House, 6–7:30pm Sept 16–Nov 6 ONCE THERE WAS A HOUSE...ECHOES FROM THE VILLA OF MYSTERIES—LAURIE KAPLOWITZ and KATHA SEIDMAN Opening Reception, 6–8pm Faculty Feature: VIRGINIA HOLLOWAY Oct 12 ICELAND, LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN 7–9pm Oct 19 SSAC ANNUAL MEETING 6:30pm Oct 29 THE DEVIL’S DANCE SSAC Fall Benefit Nov 10 –Dec 18 OUT OF ORDER National Show juried by Juror Nick Capasso, Director Fitchburg Art Museum Nov 10 Opening Reception, 6–8pm Dillon Gallery: GALLERY ARTIST SMALL WORKS Faculty Feature: ANN CONTE Join South Shore Art Center as a Member today! Nov 12 FESTIVAL TRUNK SHOW, 10am–4pm Nov 17 PATRON DINNER, 6:30pm SSAC is sustained 100% by people in our community through: membership (1,000 Dec 3 SOUTH SHORE COMIC CON, 10am–4pm individuals), classes and workshops (120 annually), art sales, exhibitions and Dec 10 HOLIDAY STROLL educational programming. SSAC Members enjoy: 2017 Jan 6–Feb 13 ENTRYWAYS—GALLERY ARTISTS Juried by Susan Nalband • Tuition discount Jan 6 Opening Reception, 6–8pm • 10% discount on art sales and merchandise • Invitations to art preview events • Opportunity to exhibit in Annual Members’ shows TABLE OF CONTENTS Adult Courses & Workshops...........................................................................................4–15 • Invitations to receptions and events Faculty Roster.....................................................................................................................17 • Volunteer opportunities Children/Teens Courses & Workshops........................................................................18–22 • Early class registration available for Members only Community Outreach Programs.................................................................................24–25 Gallery Artists ..................................................................................................................26 FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK, TWITTER AND INSTAGRAM! (#SSartcenter) Contributing Members • Donors • Sponsors • Business Members..................................28–31 Art Center Directory.........................................................................................................33 Registration Information...............................................................................................34–35 Cover2 Image:Call 781Digi-tecture, 383 2787 installation, to Register Festival | RegisterArt Stars 2016 online—www.ssac.org Register at least 10 days before the class begins! | SSAC Fall 2016 3 ADULT COURSES & WORKSHOPS COURSES ADULT S WHAT YOU NEED TO • SEE PAGE 15 FOR CLASSES IN HINGHAM 301 FIGURE DRAWING P DRAWING AND PAINTING Laurinda O’Connor O KNOW ... SUPPLY LISTS H Drawing from a live model creates chal- S www.ssac.org/supplylists.asp • PLEASE REGISTER EARLY TO AVOID K lenges and provides inspiration to help 300a BASIC DRAWING R DISAPPOINTMENT. Register online at develop skills in new and exciting ways. O Judy Rossman www.ssac.org, call 781 383 2787 to We will start each session with warm up W register by phone with a credit card, or see The ability to draw is not inherited, it exercises to loosen up as we work our & registration page for mail-in information. is a learned skill. That ability is directly way up to a longer sustained pose. We S Tuition includes a $25 non-refundable related to one’s observational skills. Be- E will strengthen our observational skills S registration fee. ing able to see the basic structure of all as we explore form, line, and color with R objects is the first step (similar to read- U • Young adults, 15 years and older, are various media. We will work from both O ing music). Through a series of exercises, welcome to enroll in most adult courses with clothed and nude models and will have C assignments, and homework, students the permission of the instructor. individual instruction at the easel. All T will strengthen their observational and L levels welcome. U • Materials are included for Children/ Teen drawing skills. Composition, value stud- D 9/22–10/27 Thurs pm 6:30–8:30 ies, line, texture and color will broaden A Courses and Workshops unless noted. Stu- $195M $240NM 6 weeks their understanding of the drawing dents must provide their own materials for (includes model fee) Adult Courses and Workshops. process. This class can accommodate both beginner and intermediate levels in a supportive environment with lots 302 PASTEL ATELIER of one-on-one instruction. Continuing Donna Rossetti-Bailey STUDIO ART FOUNDATION PROGRAM students welcome. This course for the intermediate and South Shore Art Center offers a program for students looking to formalize their art studies. 9/16–11/4 Fri am 10:30–1:30 experienced pastel artist will provide Upon completion of a specially designed curriculum, SSAC awards students a Certificate $240M $285NM 8 classes five hours of uninterrupted studio and in Studio Art Foundation. Participants in the program will have ongoing support of Art plein air painting time each week. Each Center faculty to evaluate work and assist in course selection. Certificate Students will 300b BASIC DRAWING session will include instruction, one- have priority registration and be assisted in creating a portfolio of work from their selected on-one easel time, critiques, and lots courses for presentation and exhibition. They also will have the opportunity to exhibit at Judy Rossman of information exchanges. All students SSAC in Certificate Student shows. Courses must be completed within three years of regis- See class description above. tration. Registration fee for this program is $50. Contact Tony Pilla, [email protected] or call 9/13–11/1 Tues am 1:00–4:00 will be encouraged to express their own 781 383 2787 for more information. $240M $285NM 8 classes personal style and imagery. We will have fun, laugh and learn from one another FIRST YEAR FOCUS: in this extended class. We will work Basic Drawing (48 hours minimum) outside when weather permits. Some Color Theory (10 hours minimum) materials provided. Bring your lunch. Intro to Painting (24 hours minimum Oil, Acrylic, or Watercolor) No class Oct 12, Oct 19 & Nov 23. Visual Design (24 hours) 9/14–12/7 Wed 9:00–2:00 $350M $395NM 10 classes SECOND YEAR FOCUS: Drawing II (24 hours minimum) Art History (12 hours) Painting Elective (24 hours minimum) Elective choice (24 hours) ELECTIVE COURSES: Advanced Drawing (24 hours) Printmaking (24 hours) ATTENTION TEACHERS! South Shore Art Photography (16 hours) Center is approved by the Massachusetts 3D Ceramics (24 hours) Department of Education as a provider of Visiting Art Workshops (18 hours minimum) Professional Development Points. We are Download Supply Lists @ pleased to provide a certificate of competion www.ssac.org/supplylists.asp for any of our adult courses or workshops. 4 Call 781 383 2787 to Register | Register online—www.ssac.org Register at least 10 days before the class begins! | SSAC Fall 2016 5 ADULT COURSES & WORKSHOPS COURSES ADULT 303 INTRODUCTION TO 320 INTRODUCTION TO OIL 324a CONTEMPORARY drawing and painting the figure. PAINTING WITH PASTELS PAINTING TECHNIQUES IN PAINTING 9/13–10/11 Tues pm 6:00–9:00 Laurinda O’Connor Dianne Panarelli Miller Valerie Forte Vitali $225M $265NM 5 classes Learn how to create beautiful paint- This is a fun class designed to get you Bring your current interests, knowledge (includes model fee) ings using soft pastels while working painting right away. Class will begin and ability to paint in oils and we will from still life setups and photographs with an informative demonstration to explore additional techniques to increase 325b COMPOSING THE FIGURE of landscapes. Students will develop help students see how to begin a paint- your methods and approach to this ver- AND INTERIOR SPACES their own style while learning about ing. After the demo, Dianne will work satile medium. We will paint traditional- Renee Caouette New composition, value, and technique. with you on an individual basis to help ly and we will experiment with materials This class is an extension of class 325a. Laurinda will demonstrate and of- you improve at your own speed. There such as oil paint, oil sticks, stencils, and In this second half of the initial course, fer plenty of individual instruction. will be many interesting still life set techniques such as glazing, washes, and the focus will be
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