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Summer Session Art Classes JUNE 10 - AUG 30, 2019 SUMMER SESSION ART CLASSES 1717 CENTRAL STREET | EVANSTON | 847.475.5300 | EVANSTONARTCENTER.ORG MISSION The Evanston Art Center EVANSTON ART CENTER is dedicated to fostering CONTENTS the appreciation Workshops 6 and expression of Art Seminars & Artistic Forms 8 Ceramics 9 the arts among Digital Media and Fabrication 10 diverse audiences. Drawing and Painting 10 The Art Center Figure Sculpture 15 offers extensive and Jewelry, Metalsmithing and Metal Sculpture 16 Printmaking 17 innovative instruction Woodworking 18 in broad areas of Youth 19 artistic endeavor Summer Art Camps 21 EAC Spotlights! 26 through classes, Upcoming Events 33 exhibitions, interactive Registration & Policies 34 arts activities, and community outreach IMPORTANT DATES initiatives. Summer Camp Thursday, June 6 - Friday, August 23 Summer Term Monday, June 10 - Sunday, August 30 (No Class July 4) BOARD OF TRUSTEES Make-Up Week Tuesday, September 4 - Sunday, September 8 OFFICERS Debra Favre, Board President Classes without minimum enrollment are cancelled 3 days before first class. Jim Hardgrove, Vice-President All registered for class will be notified of cancellation and receive a full refund. Karen Hunt, Vice-President Debbie Mellinger, Vice-President Nancy Prial, Treasurer EAC is closed on the following days: Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Amanda Bryant, Secretary Day, New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, July 4, and Labor Day. TRUSTEES Harold Bauer Linda Beck CLASS DISCOUNTS Sheila Cahnman Refer a friend (first-time student) and receive a 20% discount off the price of one Shari Daw class. EAC’s Director of IT and Administration must be alerted when you are intro- Elena Gonzales Tess Lickerman ducing a student to an EAC class at the time of registration to receive the discount. Dorothy Marks Read more on Registration Information and Policies page. Lee Oberlander Christine Pearce Alice Rebechini FINANCIAL AID/SCHOLARSHIPS AND PAYMENT PLANS Leslie Scattone EAC is dedicated to making visual art accessible to everyone. Need-based scholar- Renee Schleicher Rob Sills ships are available and can be applied to classes and workshops. Visit our website or Keith Struve front desk for financial aid applications. Please complete the application and return Pamela Voitik Jonathan T Vree with your class registration. Payment plans are also available. For more information, please call 847-475-5300. EX-OFFICIO Paula Danoff/President & CEO PARKING ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF The parking lot adjacent to the Art Center is available on a first-come, first-served Paula Danoff basis with vehicles exhibiting a parking permit. Parking permits are available to stu- President and Chief Executive Officer dents registered in a 4-week or longer session. Pick up permits at the EAC front desk [email protected] at the beginning of each session. Street parking is also available. Larry Boswell Director of IT and Administration [email protected] Cover; L-R clockwise: Phil Tesinsky; Devin Bell; Millicent Kennedy; Fiona Craig Alyssa Brubaker Director of Design [email protected] EVANSTON ART CENTER Cara Feeney EAC’s galleries are open to the public. Manager of Exhibitions EvanstonArtCenter [email protected] 1717 Central Street Evanston, IL 60201 Christena Gunther @evartcenter Director of Education 847-475-5300 [email protected] www.evanstonartcenter.org @EvanstonArtCenter Jen Montojo HOURS Director of Development [email protected] Monday-Thursday: 9am-10pm Friday: 9am-9pm Receptionists: Joanna Goodson, Mairin Hartt, Saturday, Sunday: 9am-4pm Evelyn Morales, Samantha Nelson, Katie O’Neill-Sneed, Anne Vencel 2 REGISTER TODAY: CALL 847.475.5300 FAX 847.475.5330 ONLINE WWW.EVANSTONARTCENTER.ORG SUPPORT OUR ANNUAL FUND The Evanston Art Center’s classes, exhibitions and community outreach programs serve individuals of all ages from over 80 zip codes. We offer many art activities, special programs and exhibitions that are free and open to the public. Your generous donation to our Annual Fund will ensure that EAC continues the depth and accessibility of its arts programming and will allow for new community initiatives that will positively impact thousands of people. Visit evanstonartcenter.org/support for more information. BECOME A MEMBER AND SAVE As a member of the Evanston Art Center, you are one of our most valued supporters. Membership contributions help to defray expenses of running a high-quality Art School and enable us to fulfill our mission and continue our community outreach. Members receive a discount on all classes, workshops and programs. BASIC MEMBERSHIP MEMBER BENEFITS o $45 EAC STUDENT o Special mailings announcing exhibition openings, workshops and events o $50 INDIVIDUAL o Discounts on EAC classes and workshops o $60 FAMILY/HOUSEHOLD o Discounts on special arts-related programming o A 10% savings at Genesis Art Supply o $35 SENIOR (65+)/YOUTH FINE ART o A 10% savings at Blick Art Materials o $75 INDEPENDENT STUDY o A 10% savings at The Danon Gallery o Invitations to members-only events, like Art After 5 private collection tours Photo credit: Asleigh Pastor REGISTER TODAY: CALL 847.475.5300 FAX 847.475.5330 ONLINE WWW.EVANSTONARTCENTER.ORG 3 2019 SUMMER CALENDAR LEARN MORE! SEARCH THE COURSE NUMBER ONLINE. MONDAY MORNING AFTERNOON EVENING 0533 Ceramics: Beginning Wheel Throwing 0208 Drawing & Painting: Surface and 0519 Ceramics: Form & Function 0110 Drawing & Painting: Painting Studio Structure 0107 Drawing & Painting: Night Watch: Oil 0158, 0159 Drawing & Painting: Figures and 0106 Drawing & Painting: Painting with Painting Nature Drawing/Painting Acrylics 0170, 0171 Drawing & Painting: Beginning Acrylic 2576 Figure Sculpture: The Figure: Real or 0278 Drawing & Painting: Drawing & Painting Painting Imagined the Nude 3589 Jewelry & Metals: Enameling 3520, 3521 Jewelry & Metals: Beginning Jewelry 6151 Printmaking: Printmaking Independent 7716 Woodworking: Joy of Woodturning Ages 16+ Study 1509 Printmaking: Intaglio Ages 16+ TUESDAY MORNING AFTERNOON EVENING 0555 Ceramics: Intermediate/Advanced 1222, 1223 Art Seminars: Opening the Door to 1120, 1121 Art Seminars: Introduction to Interior Ceramics Contemporary Art Design Ages 16+ 0175 Drawing & Painting: Open Figure 1226 Art Seminars: Writing and Talking About 1240, 1241 Art Seminars: The History of Studio: Independent Study Your Work Photography Ages 16+ E0160A, E0160B Drawing & Painting: 0144 Drawing & Painting: Outdoor Sketching 7268 Digital Media: Crafting Composition in Watercolors Ages 16+ and Perspective Your Photography 3547, 3548 Jewelry & Metals: Forming and 0231 Drawing & Painting: Mixed Media: Flora 0277 Drawing & Painting: Intro to Figure Construction for Jewelry and Objects and Landscape in Watercolor and Soft Drawing 1520 Printmaking: Beginning Bookbinding Pastel 0190 Drawing & Painting: Landscape Painting Ages 16+ 0119 Drawing & Painting: Drawing Into in the Studio 1511 Printmaking: Intermediate Bookbinding Painting 0205 Drawing & Painting: From Paper to Ages 16+ 3503 Jewelry & Metals: Lost Wax Casting and Canvas Ages 16+ 1526 Printmaking: Paper Making 101 More WEDNESDAY MORNING AFTERNOON EVENING 0508 Ceramics: Throw, Handbuild and Alter 0307 Drawing & Painting: Painting, Color and 0556 Ceramics: Learn to Throw 0275 Drawing & Painting: Pushing the Figure: Design 0105 Drawing & Painting: Creativity and Abstraction & Beyond 0115 Drawing & Painting: Going Abstract Inspiration Seminar 0153 Drawing & Painting: Children’s Picture 0169 Drawing & Painting: Ensemble of the 0325, 0326 Drawing & Painting: Exploring Book Illustration Portrait Acrylics 0233 Drawing & Painting: Painting Vibrant 1503 Printmaking: Relief Printmaking 1505 Printmaking: Multi-Level Screenprinting Flora & Landscapes in Oils Ages 16+ 7715 Woodworking: Intermediate Wood 1525 Printmaking: Boxmaking for Books and 7711 Woodworking: Basic Woodworking for working for Adults Keepsakes Adults 3642 Ceramics: Mosaics 3560 Jewelry: Repurposing Scrap Material & 3642 Ceramics: Mosaics Old Jewelry THURSDAY MORNING AFTERNOON EVENING 0557 Ceramics: Learn to Throw 0161 Drawing & Painting Watercolors: 7262, 7263 Digital Media: Intermediate Digital 0321 Drawing & Painting: Poetry and Art Beginning/Intermediate Photography Ages 16+ 0358 Drawing & Painting: Plein Air in the City 0186 Drawing & Painting: Beginning/ 0558, 0559 Ceramics: Pinch, Slab, Coil: Ceramic 0318 Drawing & Painting: Multi-Level Intermediate Oil Painting Handbuilding Abstract Painting Studio 3592 Jewelry & Metals: Studio Jewelry 0126 Drawing & Painting: Drawing Simplified 0165 Drawing & Painting: Beginning Drawing Making 0324 Drawing & Painting: Delacroix à E0162A, E0162B Drawing & Painting: Watercolor 3573 Multi-Level Metalsmithing and Jewelry Balthus en Français Ages 16+ Pencils 0352 Drawing & Painting: Creative Uses for 2581 Figure Sculpture: New Explorations Inks 1514 Printmaking: Artist Books 3597 Jewelry & Metals: Beginning/ 1566 Printmaking: Printing Patterns for Intermediate Jewelry Paper and Fabric 7717 Woodworking: Intermediate Woodturning for Adults FRIDAY MORNING AFTERNOON 0163, 0187 Drawing & Painting: Pen & Ink & 0380 Drawing & Painting: Go Figure! Watercolor Ages 16+ 0111 Drawing & Painting: The Artist’s Studio 0108 Drawing & Painting: Mixed-Media 0103 Drawing & Painting: Beginning Drawing Drawing and Painting Ages 16+ 2579 Figure Sculpture: Independent Study 0507 Ceramics: Intermediate/Advanced Wheel Thrown Ceramics FINANCIAL 3590 Jewelry: Metalsmithing & Design AID, PAYMENT SATURDAY
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