Zionsville’s cultural hub for Art, History and Genealogy
The SullivanMunce Cultural Center, comprised of a History Museum, Genealogy Library and Art Center, is an independent 501(c) 3 organization dedicated to preserving the history of Zionsville, Indiana and Boone County in suburban Indianapolis, through its presentation of educational material via exhibitions and outreach programs for the community. Established in 1973, the Center is collectively recognized as the historical, artistic and cultural center of the Zionsville community; providing exhibits, programs and other resources unparalleled for a community of its size in first-class, facilities which are sensitive to the historic character of the town.
The Sullivan Museum houses community archives and exhibition galleries that showcase permanent as well as temporary traveling exhibits. The museum is an important repository of the heritage of Zionsville, Boone County and the state of Indiana; it safeguards and protects the important cultural remains of the citizens of this area.
The Munce Art Center exhibits and sells works of art from the local and regional community by holding numerous professional and community art shows each year. The art center offers art instruction for students of all ages, and spring break and summer camps for children ages 4 through 11.
With over 7,000 volumes, the Genealogy Library houses one of the largest private genealogy collections in the region. It is an inviting place where one can spend an hour or a day reading and researching information from the open stacks of local, state, regional and national records.
Adult Classes Watercolor Painting Workshop Sampler Learn watercolor painting techniques while following the instructor step by step. NEW!
Session 1 Thursday, February 10 or Friday, February 11 Session 2 Thursday, April 7 or Friday, April 8
Instructor: Michael Scherer 1:30 - 3:30 pm Cost: $50 Supplies included
Acrylic Painting Workshop Sampler Learn acrylic painting techniques while following the instructor step by step. NEW!
Session 1 Thursday, February 17 or Friday, February 18 Session 2 Thursday, April 14 or Friday, April 15
Instructor: Michael Scherer 1:30 - 3:30 pm Cost: $50 Supplies included
Pastel Painting Workshop Sampler Learn pastel drawing and painting techniques while following the instructor step by step.
Session 1 Thursday, February 24 or Friday, February 25 NEW! Session 2 Thursday, April 21 or Friday, April 22
Instructor: Michael Scherer 1:30 - 3:30 pm Cost: $50 Supplies included You do not have to be a member to take classes at the SullivanMunce Cultural Center. However with the purchase of a membership, you will receive the reduced class fee listed, special mailings and invitations to special events and a 10% discount on all purchases in our Artisan’s Boutique. Memberships are $25/Individual and $50/Family. For more information regarding SullivanMunce membership levels and benefits, call 317.873.4900 or visit our website at www.sullivanmunce.org.
1 Adult Classes
Beginning/Intermediate Oil Painting This beginning/intermediate oil painting class allows students to paint their chosen subjects such as still life, landscape, etc., while learning and experimenting with different oil painting techniques. Demonstrations will be given on a variety of these techniques. Students will be able to work at their own pace.
Session 1 January 24 - March 14 (8 weeks) Session 2 April 4 - May 23 (8 weeks)
Instructor: Mike Scherer Mondays, 10:30 am - 12:30 pm Cost: $235/$260 (member/non-member) Supplies additional
Techniques and Composition in Acrylic Painting Learn the many acrylic painting techniques such as impasto, glazing and watercolor! Experiment with a variety of mediums for a numerous effects. Learn the basics of good composition within the painting. Students will be able to work at their own pace.
Session 1 January 24 - March 14 (8 weeks) Session 2 April 4 - May 23 (8 weeks)
Instructor: Mike Scherer Mondays, 1:30 - 3:30 pm Cost: $235/$260 (member/non-member) Supplies additional
Beginning/Intermediate Watercolor and Acrylic Painting Beginning watercolor/acrylic class allows students to paint their chosen subjects such as still life, landscape, etc., while experimenting with two types of water media. Demonstrations will be given on a variety of techniques. Students will be able to work at their own pace.
Session 1 January 24 - February 28 (6 weeks) Session 2 March 7 - April 18 (6 weeks) (no class March 28 due to ZCS Spring Break)
Instructor: John P. Hanks Mondays, 6 - 8 pm Cost: $180/$205 (member/non-member) Supplies additional
2 Adult Classes
Creative Exploration for the Non-Artist This is for the individual who would like to learn to experiment with different media to explore and develop their creative spirit. If you have no experience with art at all or are just looking to expand your non-artistic horizons, this class is for you! We will experiment with watercolor, pen & ink, collage, pastels and pencil with the aim of completing a piece of art suitable for framing each week.
Session 1 January 26 - March 2 (6 weeks)
Instructor: Cindy Leavesley Wednesdays, 10 am - Noon Cost: $180/$205 (member/non-member)
Creative Exploration for the Non-Artist This is for the individual who would like to learn to experiment with different media to explore and develop their creative spirit. If you have no experience with art at all or are just looking to expand your non-artistic horizons, this class is for you! We will experiment with watercolor, pen & ink, collage, pastels and pencil with the aim of completing a piece of art suitable for framing each week.
Session 1 April 6 - May 11 (6 weeks)
Instructor: Cindy Leavesley NEW TIME! Wednesdays, 6:30 - 8:30 pm Cost: $180/$205 (member/non-member)
Fundamentals of Photography Starting with the very basics of how to hold the camera. We will learn all of the shooting modes, different lens types, what an F-stop and shutter speed are and much more! We will have weekly assignments to help you im- prove your shooting ability 100% over the six week course.
Session 1 February 8 - March 15 (6 weeks) Session 2 April 5 - May 10 (6 weeks)
Instructor: Eileen Keenan Tuesdays, 10 am - Noon Cost: $195/$220 member/non-member
3 Adult Classes
Sewing With Knit Fabric Workshop From t-shirts, hoodies and swimsuits to everything in-between, we love to wear knit garments. Knit garments are soft, comfortable and easy to care for. Sewing with knits is easy, especially when some of the more difficult details, such as zippers, are eliminated. This class is for the beginning seamstress. Topics include: patterns specifically designed for knits, fit, fabric choices, seams, seam allowances and sewing machine needles designed for knits. To introduce you to sewing knits, you will sew a teddy bear for the children at the Boone County Helping Hands Emergency Women’s Shelter. Pattern, fabric and stuffing provided. Once you discover how easy knit fabrics are to sew, you will be ready to tackle a larger project. [email protected]
Session 1 Saturday, February 5
Instructor: Cindy Baker 1 - 4 pm Cost: $60/$85 (member/non-member) *Bring to each class: Sewing machine, extension cord and sewing basket.
Pattern Fitting Workshop Simplicity, McCall, Vogue and all the other commercial pattern companies base their pattern sizes on standard measurements . There is even a standard height! If your body matches those standard measurements exactly, you will get a perfect fit. If not, no pattern will fit. You will get close, but something will always be a little too tight, too long, too short or just a little wonky. If you would like to learn simple, easy to understand changes you can make to the pattern, this class is for you. The changes will be simple and easy. Come to class with questions and leave with confidence and enthusiasm. Topics include: pattern measurement standards, comparing your measurements to the standard, , height adjustments, width adjustments and how knit fabrics affect fit. [email protected]
Session 1 Saturday, February 19
Instructor: Cindy Baker 1 - 4 pm Cost: $60/$85 (member/non-member) *Bring to each class: Pen and paper for taking notes, tape, paper cutting scissors and a dressmaker’s tape.
4 Adult Classes
The Art of Felt Making Felt is humankind’s first fiber. It starts with nothing more than a loose cloud of wool. Using only warm, soapy water and skillful manipulation, the wool can be transformed into beautiful and useful felt art wearables and sculptures. The class will concentrate on creating art wearables made with flat pieces of hand- made felt. No experience required.
Week One: How to make felt. Students will learn to felt a scarf and learn how to create the yardage. Week Two: Exploration into surface design and basic needle felting techniques. Week Three: 3-D Bags—Creating bags without sewing. Week Four: Nuno Felt Making—Create a scarf for Spring by felting colorful wool into a silk or cotton base. Week Five and Six: Create your signature hat using all the techniques learned from the course. Embellishment on the last session.
One Session January 21 - March 4 (6 weeks)
Instructor: Paula R. Scott-Frantz Fridays, 1 - 3 pm Cost: $120/$145 (member/non-member) Lab Fee: $20 Student Supply List: Rubber Gloves, 2 Towels, 1 Plastic Bag, 1 Smock. Students should be aware that we will be using wool, ivory soap and hot water in the felting process.
Artisan’s Boutique at the SullivanMunce Cultural Center
5 Adult Classes Beginning/Intermediate Ceramics Designed for those who have never worked with or have very little experience in clay. Students will learn how to construct clay objects and utilitarian forms while exploring traditional hand-building methods such as coiling, slab constructions and throwing on the wheel. The class will work with weekly projects and assignments to encourage students to develop their own style.
Session 1 January 26 - March 16 (8 weeks) Session 2 April 6 - May 25 (8 weeks)
Instructor: Soyong Kang-Partington Wednesdays, 1 - 3 pm Cost: $220/$245 (member/non-member) Lab Fee: $50
Beginning/Intermediate Ceramics Designed for those who have never worked with or have very little experience in clay. Students will learn how to construct clay objects and utilitarian forms while exploring traditional hand-building methods such as coiling, slab constructions and throwing on the wheel. The class will work with weekly projects and assignments to encourage students to develop their own style.
Session 1 January 26 - March 16 (8 weeks) Session 2 April 6 - May 25 (8 weeks)
Instructor: Soyong Kang-Partington Wednesdays, 6:30 - 8:30 pm Cost: $220/$245 (member/non-member) Lab Fee: $50
6 Adult Classes Beginning Hand-Building This class is designed for the student who has very little or no experience with clay. The students will learn how to construct hand-built objects with coil, pinch and slab techniques. The class will concentrate first on small objects such as tiles, boxes, rattles and plates and then move on to build larger objects such as platters, planters and vases. One 25 pound bag of clay is included with class fee. Tools are available in the studio.
Session 1 January 27 - March 17 (8 weeks) Session 2 April 7 - May 26 (8 weeks)
Instructor: Soyong Kang-Partington Thursdays, 1 - 3 pm Cost: $220/$245 (member/non-member) Lab Fee: $50
Clay Sculpture Students will create work using a variety of hand-building techniques and basic clay sculpture tools. Students may work in a realistic, abstract or non-objective manner to create one-of-a-kind sculptures or even functional objects and unique tile murals. One 25 pound bag of clay is included with class fee. Tools are available in the studio.
Session 1 January 27 - March 17 (8 weeks) Session 2 April 7 - May 26 (8 weeks)
Instructor: Soyong Kang-Partington Thursdays, 6:30 - 8:30 pm Cost: $220/$245 (member/non-member) Lab Fee: $50
NOTE: Ceramic classes are available for a group party or for corporate team building. Please call for more information:
317.873.6862
7 BRIDGE
Beginning Bridge Have you ever thought about learning to play bridge? Here is a low cost opportunity to learn bridge while meeting new people in the community! All supplies included.
Session 1 February 7 - March 14 (6 weeks) Session 2 April 4 - May 9 (6 weeks)
Instructor: Teresa Hutchinson Mondays, 3:45 pm - 5:00 pm Cost: $75/$100 (member/non-member)
Beginning Bridge Didn’t know there are 52 cards in a deck or that there are four suits? No problem! Have fun, learn something new and meet new people from the community!
Session 1 February 9 - March 16 (6 weeks) Session 2 April 6 - May 11 (6 weeks)
Instructor: Teresa Hutchinson Wednesdays, 6:45 - 8:00 pm Cost: $75/$100 (members/non-member)
Brush- Up Bridge Haven’t played bridge in a while? Want to learn some new strategies or you just want to meet people? This class is for you!
Session 1 February 9—March 16 (6 weeks) Session 2 April 6—May 11 (6 weeks)
Instructor: Teresa Hutchinson Wednesdays, 3:00 - 4:45 pm Cost: $75/$100 (members/non-member)
Bridge Club Bring your friends to play bridge with other local bridge enthusiasts. this friendly club is for the average bridge player. This is a social club and no instructor will be present. Age: 18+ years Minimum
Session 1 January 27 - March 3 (6 weeks) Session 2 April 7 - May 12 (6 weeks)
Thursdays, 10 am - NOON Cost: $16/$41 (member/non-member)
8 WORKSHOPS
Two Day Pastel Workshop Students will learn the techniques of pastel painting, watch instructor demo’s and work on their own pastel paintings during this 2-Day Pastel Workshop. See instructor’s work at www.cindyleavesley.com. Some previous drawing experience required. Former students, current artists and artists using other media are welcome.
February 19 and 20, 9 am - 4 pm
Instructor: Cindy Leavesley Cost: $175/200 (member/non-member) Supplies additional
Hours of Operation
Museum, Genealogy Library, Museum and Artisan’s Boutique 10 am - 4 pm Tuesday - Saturday
Inclement Weather/Class Cancellation
Find the most current information on closings or class cancellations due to weather or other reasons by calling the SullivanMunce Cultural Center 317/873-4900 or 317/873-6862 or refer to our website at www.sullivanmunce.org. SullivanMunce Cultural Center (ZCS) follows the Zionsville Community School closings. If the ZCS Corporation closes due to inclement weather, we will also be closed.
Refund Policies SullivanMunce Cultural Center reserves the right to cancel classes due to lack of enrollment. 100% of class fees refunded: Requires 7 or more days notice prior to start of class. Students wishing to cancel their registration must do so 7 days before class starts or registration fee will be forfeited.
9 WORKSHOPS
Creative Photography Workshop Develop your ability to see creatively and create a perspective outside of the mundane. Learn cropping and shooting what you want to see. Create compelling images by following your passions. Learn how angles affect the avant-garde magnetism of intriguing images.
Workshop Dates (choose one) Saturdays, April 2, 9 16, 23, May 7, 14, 21 or 28 10 am - 11:30 am Instructor: ct spalding Cost: $110/$135
Photo Tour Workshop Application of skills learned in “Creative Photography Workshop”. Tour includes walking tour of downtown Zionsville.
Workshop Dates (choose one) Saturdays, April 2, 9 16, 23, May 7, 14, 21 or 28 8 - 9:30 am Instructor: ct spalding Cost: $110/$135
Critique Session This critique session is available to persons that have taken the Photo Tour Workshop.
Workshop Dates (choose one) Saturdays, April 9, 16, 23, May 7, 14, 21 or 28 12:30 - 1:30 pm Instructor: ct spalding Cost: $75/$100
Jewelry & Java! Make a bracelet or necklace and a pair of earrings using glass beads, semi-precious stones and glazed ceramic beads while enjoying coffee and homemade desserts. No experience necessary. Fun for a group of friends!
February 12, 10 am - Noon
Instructor and Food Scientist: Cindy Leavesley Cost: $25 (member/non-member) NEW! Supply fee: $10
NOTE: This class is also available for a group party or for corporate team building. Please call for more information: 317.873.6862.
10 TEEN CLASSES
Teen Fundamentals of Photography Learn the basics: holding your camera, shooting modes NEW! (program, aperture priority, shutter priority and manual), F-stops and shutter speeds. How to shoot sporting events, portraits and much more!
Session 1 February 7 - March 14 (6 weeks) Session 2 April 11 - May 16 (6 weeks)
Instructor: Eillen Keenan Mondays, 4 - 6 pm Cost: $195/$220 (member/non-member)
Teen Ceramics (12-18 years old) This class is designed for the student who has very little or no experience with clay. The students will learn how to build objects with the basics such as using coils and making pinch pots in the first week and then move on to the pottery wheels. No experience is necessary. Clay and glazes are included in the class fee.
Session 1 January 27 - March 3 (6 weeks) Session 2 April 6 - May 11 (6 weeks)
Instructor: Soyong Kang-Partington Thursdays, 4 - 5:30 pm Cost: $170/$195 (member/non-member) Lab Fee: $50
Bookbinding (12 Years-Adult) Learn how to create your own handmade books! Students will learn different styles of traditional binding methods. Focus will be more on process than on content, however creativity will be encouraged. Special supplies will be provided by the instructor and select supplies are supplied by the student.
Session 1 January 29 - March 5 (6 weeks)
Instructor: Amelia Roberts Saturdays, 10 am - Noon Cost: $180/$205
11 YOUTH CLASSES
Parent/Child Pottery Class This class is designed for parents and children ages 6 and up to learn to make pots together. This will be a great opportunity to bond with your child while being creative. Instruction includes throwing on the wheel, hand building projects with slab, coil, and sculpture techniques. No experience necessary.
Session 1 January 29 - March 5 (6 weeks) Session 2 April 6 - May 11 (6 weeks)
Instructor: Soyong Kang Partington Saturdays, 10 - 11 am Cost: $190/$215 (member/non-member) per Parent/Child Team Lab Fee: $35
SPRING BREAK ART CAMP Monday, March 28 - Friday, April 1, 2011
MASTERS OF ART Study master artists throughout history. Experiment with different techniques made famous by artists such as Leonardo de Vinci, Picasso, Money and Pollack. Try action painting, sketching and designing inventions, “painting” with pastels and building a sculpture! Campers will also learn about Hoosier artists and view the current Hoosier artist exhibit here at the SullivanMunce Cultural Center.
Ages 7-11 9am-5pm (Monday - Friday) $210/235 (member/non-member) snack provided: bring sack lunch
Ages 4-6 2:30 - 5pm (Monday - Friday) $105/130 (member/non-member) snack provided
12 YOUTH CLASSES
Mini Masters Children will become Mini Masters by learning about a different master artist and a new art technique each week! Students will be exploring action painting, impressionist painting, pastel, sculptures, and much more! We will wrap up the class with an art show party! Parents are invited to participate for an additional fee of $50.
One Session January 27 - March 3 (6 weeks)
Ages 5-8 Thursdays, 4:30 - 6 pm
Instructor: Cindy Leavesley Cost: $100/$125 (member/non-member) Supplies included.
Art Through Time Explore art through time. Each class will focus on a different time period in art history. Students will complete a project each week utilizing different materials, such as charcoal, paint, markers and more!
One Session April 9 - May 14 (6 weeks)
Ages 4-6 Saturdays, 10 - 11 am Ages 7-11 Saturdays, 11 - NOON
Instructor: Amelia Roberts Cost: $100/$125 (member/non-member)
Wheel for Youth (6-11 year olds) This class is designed for students who want to work on the pottery wheels exclusively. The students will focus on creating vessel forms, plates and bowls. Beginners will learn basic wheel skills, centering, opening, pulling and shaping. Clay and glazes are included in the class fee. No experience necessary.
Session 1 January 26 - March 2 (6 weeks) Session 2 April 6 - May 11 (6 weeks)
Instructor: Soyong Kang-Partington Wednesdays, 4:30 - 6 pm Cost: $170/$195 (member/non-member)
13 Meet the Instructors Cindy Baker - Cindy began serious sewing in 1983 when she wanted good quality and low cost maternity career wear. She also learned how to quilt and bought a spinning wheel that year. The quilting bug became permanent and she sold the spinning wheel. She finds hand quilting very relaxing and it is one of her favorite things to do.
In addition to quilting, Cindy’s other interests include wearable art, costumes, fitting and alterations, collecting and repairing sewing machines. She has approximately 100 sewing machines.
Cindy does volunteer mending at a local nursing home and also does costume making at local theaters. She has also been a Red Cross CPR & First Aid instructor. She is a 4-H Sewing Project Leader and hosts 9 sewing workshops a year to teach children in grades 3-12 basic sewing techniques such as darts, zippers, & buttonholes. She is also a member of the Quilters’ Guild of Indianapolis, the Indianapolis chapter of the American Sewing Guild and Boone County Extension Homemakers.
John Preston Hanks - John studied art at Indiana State University and the John Herron School of Art in the 1960’s. He has been a portrait artist for 35 years, working in pencil and watercolor. He has taught painting in Carmel and Zionsville for the past 10 years. John has been a Zionsville resident since 1992.
Teresa Hutchinson - Teresa has been playing bridge since she was 9 years old and her parents needed a fourth player. Her father is 92 years old and still teaches bridge on a regular basis. Teresa has lived in Zionsville over 20 years, has three adult sons and has been married to Tom for thirty years. Teresa is active in the community and has been involved with the Ghost Walk event here at the SullivanMunce Cultural Center.
Eileen Keenan - Born and raised in Zionsville, Eileen started taking pictures when she was 15 and fell in love with photography. Eileen studied both at the Herron School of Art and Colorado Mountain College in her early 20’s where she learned everything from composition to f- stops and shutter speeds to black and white printing. In 2006 she finally had the opportunity to attend the Career Training Program at Rocky Mountain School of Photography (RMSP), which was the best thing she said she could have done for her photography career. Since 2006, Eileen has been on the teaching staff with RMSP covering everything from the basics to advanced photography, Photoshop programs, Studio lighting and much more. She loves what she does and loves to share it with others. You can see her work at www.eileenkeenan.com.
14 Meet the Instructors Cindy Leavesley - Cynthia Leavesley is currently enjoying life as a pastel and oil painter. At other times, she has been an art teacher, muralist, faux finisher, interior decorator and folk artist. She has studied with Robert Eberle, Elizabeth Mowry, Rosalie Nadeau, Stan Moeller, Greg Storer and Mary Jean Weber. She is a member of the Indiana Plein Air Painters where she enjoys participating in paint out events around the state. She has exhibited her work at the annual Hoosier Salon and Indian Heritage Arts exhibitions and is a juried member of the Pastel Society of America. Her work can be seen at the Hoosier Salon and at other venues around Indianapolis, as well as several locations in Maine and at her studios in Zionsville. www.cindyleavesley.com
Soyong Kang Partington - Soyong studied graphic design under the famous fabric designer, Jong Hwa Park and sculptor Jong Myung Hong at Sook Myung Women’s University in Seoul, Korea. She was told by her own parents to study graphic design in college and not ceramics because they believed that there were already too many potters in Korea. But years later, Soyong finally gave into her desire to learn ceramics and started taking ceramic classes at the Indianapolis Art Center. Since 1988 she has either taught, monitored or assisted with ceramic classes at the Indianapolis Art Center. She participates in Broad Ripple Art Fair and has frequent one woman shows at various art galleries throughout the Midwest. Her art is shown at well-known local galleries. She is fluent in the Korean language and in English and is currently a workshop coordinator at the World Ceramic Exposition Korea 2011. (WOCEK). www.soyong.com
Amelia Roberts - Amelia Roberts received her degree in Visual Communications at Herron School of Art in Indianapolis. She has a freelance design business and paints in her spare time. Amelia also has a love for all artistic mediums, such as fabric, paper and paint. She has taught art and sewing classes for the last two years at the Morton Community Center in West Lafayette.
15 Meet the Instructors
Mike Scherer - Michael Scherer is a native Indiana artist. Born in Noblesville, Indiana, he was raised on a small farm about a mile south of Arcadia, Indiana. He always has had a deep admiration and love for nature and began drawing animals, plants, trees and landscapes at an early age.
After graduating from Hamilton Heights High School, he attended Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, and earned two degrees in Fine Art and Art Education. He taught art classes at St. Joan of Arc Elementary and Middle School and Cathedral High School for a number of years before he went on to work as a graphic designer for the State of Indiana at the Commission on Public Records.
During all these years he still pursued his passion of painting and sculpting artwork from nature. Recently he resigned his position with the State of Indiana after 18 years of service to paint, sculpt and teach full time. He teaches drawing and painting classes at the Indianapolis Art Center and the SullivanMunce Cultural Center in Zionsville, Indiana
Paula Scott-Frantz - Paula Scott-Frantz started exploring the wool into felt process almost a decade ago. Using other natural materials as surface design is one of her trade marks. “Helping people feel the joy of their worth through their own creativity”. This is what teaching is all about. Paula is a former Lead Artist of the Indianapolis Museum of Art. Paula sells her work at the By Hand Gallery and The Art Venue in Bloomington, IN as well as in art fairs and festivals around the state. ct spalding - Catherine Spalding is a photographer and creative photography workshop instructor. Her photographs capture the subtle influences evoking emotion within each of her subjects. The study of details allow her to capture her subjects uniqueness, which what drives her photographic art style. Her portfolio, comprised of strong works that capture the avant-garde perspectives she shoots, showcases her originality and imagination. She exhibits and sells her work in solo exhibits, events and to the commercial and residential interior design market.
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