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Course Calendar 2020 Save the Date! You are invited to our annual Art Auction featuring works by Haliburton School of Haliburton School of Art Art + Design faculty artists. 705.457.1680 Thursday August 6, 2020 Toll Free 1.866.353.6464 ext. 3 Preview 5:00 p.m. • Auction 7:00 p.m. Live and Silent Auctions [email protected] Great Hall, Haliburton Campus + Refreshments will be served, admission is free. 297 College Drive Design Box 839, Haliburton, Ontario K0M 1S0 2020 Course Calendar Cover art: Down the Lake, by Luke Despatie, HSAD faculty member, is also featured in the auction. Connect with us 16” x 16”, Oil on birch panel Landscape Painting – Contemporary Impressionism page 65 Net proceeds from this fundraising event support Fleming Check out our College art students at the Haliburton Campus through Full-time Programs hsad.ca the bursary program and innovative initiatives. Thanks to our generous faculty and art lovers like you, we have raised over $450,000 over the years for art, craft and Inside design education. Course Calendar 2020 Save the Date! You are invited to our annual Art Auction featuring works by Haliburton School of Haliburton School of Art Art + Design faculty artists. 705.457.1680 Thursday August 6, 2020 Toll Free 1.866.353.6464 ext. 3 Preview 5:00 p.m. • Auction 7:00 p.m. Live and Silent Auctions [email protected] Great Hall, Haliburton Campus + Refreshments will be served, admission is free. 297 College Drive Design Box 839, Haliburton, Ontario K0M 1S0 2020 Course Calendar Cover art: Down the Lake, by Luke Despatie, HSAD faculty member, is also featured in the auction. Connect with us 16” x 16”, Oil on birch panel Landscape Painting – Contemporary Impressionism page 65 Net proceeds from this fundraising event support Fleming Check out our College art students at the Haliburton Campus through Full-time Programs hsad.ca the bursary program and innovative initiatives. Thanks to our generous faculty and art lovers like you, we have raised over $450,000 over the years for art, craft and Inside design education. Art + Design Can Take You There Plan Your Summer Art Escape Our visual arts and design diplomas are different. Both accelerated and integrated programs incorporate strong foundation skills and hands-on material practices. Choose from more than 300 weeklong courses and workshops for Students can complete either diploma in just three semesters. Build a solid portfolio to take the next step to where you want to go – continuing education, setting up a adults and kids, beginners and experts. Get creative in Haliburton, studio practice, or designing your creative career. Peterborough, Kleinburg or Toronto. Foundation Courses + Certificate = Diploma We look forward to seeing you! Integrated Design Diploma This is the only foundation program of its kind in Canada that integrates visual arts, design studies, craft and technology in a studio–based learning environment. Students benefit from exceptional experiential learning opportunities such as exhibiting their work at DesignTO and [WantedDesign] in New York. Creative thinking, problem- solving, empathy for humanity, other species and the well-being of the planet, will be the skills you’ll acquire to participate in the new economy. One that’s driven by creative career opportunities and a life in design—in whatever design discipline you choose. 52 new courses Complete either diploma with one of our 15-week Art Certificates 12 new workshops Artist Blacksmith (fall and winter) Ceramics (fall) Pathway to Graphic Design Digital Image Design (winter) Integrated Design students Visual and Creative Arts Diploma Drawing and Painting (fall) 17 new instructors can apply for direct entry into You will be introduced to the contemporary visual artist’s world through both studio Fibre Arts (fall) semester three of Graphic practices and materials. More importantly, you will gain insight into your own Glassblowing (winter) Design–Visual Communication strengths and interests to assist in determining your future direction. In the foundation Jewellery Essentials (winter) (Peterborough campus) to year you will use fundamental tools and thinking for visual art making to expand Moving Image Design (fall) complete their diploma. Space creative ideas and develop your communication skills. Our articulation agreements with Photo Arts (fall) is limited for this option. the top art education institutions in Canada provide advanced standing in fine arts 705.457.1680 degree programs, should you want to pursue further studies. HSAD.ca for details on our full-time programs Register early to get the course you want. hsad.ca or 866.353.6464 ext. 3 Welcome! General Information . 2 Community of Making . 4 Courses and Programs Course Listings by Date . 5 Expressive Arts – Ontario College Graduate Certificate . 10 Expressive Arts Courses . 11 Spring 2020 Haliburton . 13 Concentrated Study, Drawing and Painting . 15 Etobicoke . 16 Summer 2020 Haliburton . 17 Fall 2020 Toronto . 68 Kleinburg . 69 Peterborough . 70 Haliburton . 71 Instructor Biographies . 74 Bursaries . 89 Entertainment – On Stage . 90 Art Talks . 91 Activities Schedule . 92 Community Arts Events . 92 FAQ . 93 Registration Options . 94 Important Information . 95 Refund Policy . 95 Like us on Facebook: flemingHSAD Cover art: Down the Lake, by Luke Despatie, HSAD faculty member, is also featured in the auction . 16” x 16”, Oil on birch panel Landscape Painting – Contemporary Impressionism, page 65 www .lukedespatie .com Haliburton College Dr HSAD Haliburton Sculpture Forest Industrial Park Rd 118 21 Sudbury Ottawa 3.5 hrs 4.5 hrs College Cabins Head Haliburton ood Dr) Lake Haliburton Highlands Kingston Grass Lake Rd Secondary School Rails End (Highland W 3 hrs J D Hodgson Gallery York St Peterborough Elementary School Highland St Maple St 1.5 hrs Toronto 118 2.5 hrs 1 Art + Design Education Leaders We believe in makers, artists, designers, and dreamers. 100 0 100 200300 400 500 metres Haliburton School of Art + Design offers cottage country and DATES city art experiences . The majority of courses are held in Haliburton in the summer • Haliburton months, with additional offerings in the fall and spring as • Peterborough detailed . • McMichael Canadian Art Collection in Kleinburg • Neilson Park Creative Centre in Etobicoke TIMES • ArteMbassy in Toronto Weeklong courses: 9:00am to 4:30pm, Monday to Friday (unless Our faculty members make the quality and unique diversity of otherwise indicated; some courses are 6 days) . HSAD’s part-time program possible . Returning, long-time instruc- tors are joined by new instructors, enabling us to transform the Saturday workshops: 9:00am to 5:00pm (unless otherwise program each year . Instructors are with us only for the duration indicated) . of their course and are part of a weekly rotation of offerings that results in a highly charged creative atmosphere . FEES Weeklong adult courses: $411 .75 LOCATIONS Weeklong Expressive Arts credit courses: $335 .84 Spring: Courses are located at Fleming’s Haliburton Campus in Saturday workshops: $128 .07 the village of Haliburton, with an additional offering at Neilson Park Creative Centre in Etobicoke . Kids’ courses: $124 .35 per week (half days) Summer: Courses are held in the village of Haliburton, just 2½ Youth and Youth/Teen courses: $301 .20 hours north of Toronto and 3½ hours west of Ottawa . Most are Materials extra . located at Fleming’s Haliburton Campus and J . Douglas Hodgson Elementary School, with a small number being held in studios at Haliburton Highlands Secondary School . Some classes are held OPENING DATES FOR REGISTRATION at other venues within the village . A map featuring locations is available online, and you will receive an email on the Friday March 2 Spring and summer courses, OHS Level I of the week before your course, informing you of the location . March 23 Expressive Arts – part-time, spring program Specific locations/room numbers of all courses are posted at the entrances of the Fleming Campus, J . Douglas Hodgson June 1 OHS Level IV Elementary School, and the high school, and outdoor signage July 2 Fall courses in all locations and friendly staff members will also help direct you . In order to accommodate changing registration levels and specific needs, precise room locations are determined the Friday [email protected] prior to the start of the course and are subject to change . 1.866.353.6464 ext. 3 or 705.457.1680 Fall: Courses are held at Fleming’s Haliburton Campus in the village of Haliburton, the Sutherland Campus in Peterborough, Fax: 705 .457 .2255 ArteMbassy in Toronto, and the McMichael Canadian Art 297 College Drive, Box 839, 2 Collection in Kleinburg . Haliburton, Ontario K0M 1S0 Greetings from Fleming College’s Haliburton School of Art + Design . We respectfully acknowledge that we are located on the Traditional lands and waters of the Michi Saagig, governed by the Williams Treaties and Treaty #20 . Also known contemporarily as the Haliburton Highlands . We recognize that this territory is home to many Indigenous people and Fleming College’s commitment to reconciliation means practicing respectful relationships where we work, live and practice . The Haliburton School of Art + Design welcomes you to a place where within the walls the walls within disappear . The exceptional natural beauty of Angela Stukator, Dean the land and the school serves as the space in which to study art, craft and design, as well as performing arts . With over 300 courses and workshops to choose from, you’re bound to find the perfect match for your interest and skill level . Whether you are just starting to explore your creative side or you are an experienced artist, we know you’ll enhance your understanding and appreciation of the process of producing art . After all, we’ve been providing hands-on studio-based courses for over 50 years and have earned the reputation as the place to make, design and dream . Our faculty are practicing artists who share their talents with students; they’ll challenge you to explore, take risks and discover your unique form of expression .
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