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Adults + Young Artists Cleveland Institute of Art Creativity Matters Art Classes for Adults + Young Artists Continuing Education + Community Outreach June–July In-person and online offerings Summer 2021 2 Visual Arts Courses Summer at a Glance + Visit us at facebook.com/ciaceco Art + Design + In-person and online adult class offerings are in the evenings, the weeks of June 7–August 2 + In-person and online Young Artists class offerings are weekdays Monday–Friday, June 7–17 (No class Friday, June 18) + Online-only Young Artists classes are Saturdays, June 12–July 31 + Teacher Workshops will be held October 16 + 17 + Spring registration closes Friday, May 21 We have a new online registration portal! All students registering online for a class must now have a myCIA account, which includes a username and password. Setting up a myCIA account is a one-time process for new and returning students. Login to register and pay for a class, as well as access your course homepage for any online class. Visit my.cia.edu/ceco to get started. We will still accept mail-in and over the phone registrations as usual. Cleveland Institute of Art gratefully acknowledges the citizens of Cuyahoga County for their support through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture. Design: Trevor Marzella ’10 Photography: Robert Muller CIA 1 Summer 2021 Courses Classes are held on the day of week indicated. Most classes run for multiple weeks. Outreach Community + Education Continuing Please refer to individual class descriptions for specific dates and times. Adults Young Artists Summer Intensive Workshops Weekday Evenings + Weekends, Weekdays June 7–August 2 June 7–June 17 June 11–July 31 Registration Deadline: Saturdays Friday, May 21 June 12–July 31 Registration Deadline: Friday, May 21 Registration Deadline: Mondays Friday, May 21 Raku Ceramic Firing Graphic Narratives Unreal Engine 4: Game Design Handmade Books Weekday Mornings Collaging with Pattern Indirect Painting Method: Oil Painting Cartooning 101 Digital Painting and Illustration Introduction to Video Making Creative Coding Eco Dyed Paper & Notebooks Stone Carving Digital Illustration Color Decals: Enameling Wheel Throwing: Beginning + Advanced Digital Photography for Digital Spaces Business of Art: Professional Practices Next Level Painting: Beyond the Basics Tuesdays Portfolio Development: Color Theory Summer 2021 About Face Portraits Portfolio Development: Drawing from Life *New! Young Artist Abstract + Experimental Drawing Screen Printing Abstract Painting Writers’ Week: Alternative Process Photography Weekday Afternoons Summer 2021 Basics in Fiber Art Advancing in Acrylics Experimental Projects in Ceramics Creative Writing August 2–8 Human Evolution Digital Painting in Photoshop: Monsters Explorations in Printmaking Creative Writing Across Genres Wednesdays Fun with Fabrics Fiction Writing Beginning Painting Intro to 3D Modeling Text and Image Drawing in Color Intro to Drawing from Nature Screenwriting Graphics, Patterns, and Images in Metal Portfolio Development: Illustration Poetry Visual Culture of the Americas Writers’ Week* Creative Nonfiction Watercolor Landscapes Publication and Celebration Saturday Mornings Thursdays Digital Cartooning 5–8th Grade Glassblowing: Fun with Form! Photobooks: Developing Image and Form Writing Your Book Pattern and Surface Design Saturdays Saturday Afternoons Atelier Drawing Digital Cartooning 9–12th Grade Creative Self Expression in Acrylic Paint Face Value: Portraits Design Your Game: Prototyping Experimental Photography Introduction to Drawing from Observation Narrative Self Portraits On Myth & Revision: Writing Past the First Draft Portfolio Development: Painting from Life 2 Here’s what you’ll need What to expect for for your online class: in-person classes: 10% off per • Internet access • Adult students will need to purchase • A smartphone, tablet or their own supplies. Supplies usually household for computer that has a camera cost between $30–100. A supply list will be shared with enrolled • Supplies, which vary by class. students before the course begins. multiple course Students are responsible for purchasing their own supplies/ • Supplies for young artists are registrations* software ahead of time. covered–you do not need to Visual Arts Courses bring anything unless stated. Supplies usually cost between * Not valid with other CIA discounts $30–100. A supply list will be • All students will be required to Registration must be submitted shared with enrolled students follow COVID-19 health & safety in person or by mail by May 21 before the course begins. protocol. This includes: CIA alumni and US veterans • Google Meet meeting link, which will - Everyone who enters the campus can also receive a 10%! be available prior to the start of class is required to wear a mask Online or over the phone registrations will not qualify over the nose and mouth. Art + Design What to expect in - To be on campus, all employees and students are required to your online class: conduct daily health assessments, including temperature and • Most classes will begin each session symptom monitoring. with an instructor-led demonstration Teachers! or lecture via Google Meet where • Students will need to follow Earn up to 2.4 CEUs by tracking you’ll review the processes, all social distancing directions your attendance for your continuing techniques, materials, and/or while in the building for class. education class. software that you’ll be working • More details on in-person with on your assigned project(s) No extra application needed. requirements will be emailed Please email [email protected] • Each class will then break out into once we receive your for more information. studio time for you to create work completed registration. from home and engage in individual check-ins with your instructor on the progress of your work • In the last hour of class, the group will sign back into Google Meet for virtual critiques and/or discussions, which are great ways to engage with your classmates! • Weekly assignments, supplemental videos, tutorials, handouts, and resources will be emailed to you or available on your course’s web page on myCIA. Information for accessing myCIA will be emailed prior to the start of class. Summer Collaging with Pattern books. We’ll sew them into saddle-stitched CIA 3 Intensive Workshops Online Workshop notebooks and use templates to make the CEFD 385 00 cut-offs into bookmarks. Outreach Community + Education Continuing Sunday, June 13 Carmen Romine June 11–July 31 9am-4pm (EST) 1-day workshop Registration Deadline: Cost: $90 Color Decals: Enameling Friday, May 21 This workshop meets in-person Collage is the formation of pieces and parts CEJM 115 00 Are you looking to explore your artistic coming together from various sources. Saturday, July 24 + Sunday, July 25 side while developing new ideas and Students will explore the possibilities of collage 9am–12pm techniques? Our intensive workshops by using recycled materials at home: magazines, 2-day workshop are just for you! Dive in during our one newspapers, and primarily surfaces that have Cost: $110 and two-day workshops, designed pattern. We will be experimenting with additive to give an immersive experience in and subtractive methods such as glitter, staples, During this 2-day workshop, students will be contemporary art-making processes. hole punching, funky shaped scissors, markers, able to fire images onto an enameled surface oil pastels, etc. We will be picking out patterns to create full color photographs. The first day Raku Ceramic Firing to emphasize repeats. Students will also we will gather our images, ready our materials This workshop meets in-person learn how to finish with a plexiglass surface and set up the decal to be fired. The next day CECR 260 00 to permanently fix the collage. we fire them! Bring family photos, vacation memories, a favorite artwork, anything you Friday, June 11 (6–9pm) + Meagan Smith Saturday, June 12 (1–4pm) would want to keep forever. Make a memory 2-day workshop you will never forget! Cost: $110 Digital Painting and Illustration Lyanne Torres Online workshop Summer 2021 Raku is a process of ceramic firing inspired by CEIL 155 00 traditional Japanese practice that often results Saturday, July 17 Business of Art: Professional Practices in amazing iridescent colors. At CIA this means 9am–4pm (EST) This workshop meets in-person an open fire on the loading dock, teamwork, 1-day workshop CEFD 230 00 and a lot of fun. Learn the fundamentals of Cost: $90 Saturday, July 31 raku along with advanced techniques such as 9am–4pm alcohol reduction and combustible decoration. Students will be introduced to the digital 1-day workshop Students may bring one item of their own environment via Photoshop and Procreate in Cost: $90 bisque-fired work that is smaller than 10x10 an intensive 1 day seminar. Learn concepts such as layer organization, layer styles, clipping You’re making your art… but now what? What inches if they’d like. All students will get to does it take to go from casual maker to working experiment using pre-made tiles. This (relatively) masks, layer opacity and more in order to create a simple digitally painted portrait. It will artist? For many, the transition of getting your low-heat firing method means you'll get to take artwork out in public is daunting. This workshop your work home that day. be fast-paced with much information, so to get the most out of the seminar, students must will teach the developing artist how to present Alberto Veronica Lopez have some familiarity with working digitally. and promote their work, get involved in the art community, and understand what it means Len Peralta Unreal Engine 4: Game Design to be a working artist today. This workshop This workshop meets in-person includes topics such as pricing artwork, CEGD 105 00 Eco Dyed Paper & Notebooks writing an artist statement, and presenting and Saturday, June 12 + Sunday, June 13 This workshop meets in-person promoting artwork. 9am–4pm CEPM 245 00 Mary Urbas 2-day workshop Saturday, July 17 + Sunday, July 18 Cost: $175 9am–4pm 2-day workshop This workshop will introduce you to the Unreal Cost: $185 Game Engine 4.
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