2017
Term 1 Term Short Courses 1
Adelaide Central School of Art is South Australia’s only independent, single-focus art school that is dedicated to offering expert tuition in visual arts education. Our program of specialist short courses is taught by our team of respected professional artists, many of whom also lecture within our highly regarded degree program. These studio-based courses are designed for participants of all ages and levels - whether you are a beginner learning the basics, enhancing your teaching skills, undertaking professional development, refreshing your skills as a practising artist, or considering studying visual art at a tertiary level. Small class sizes ensure all participants receive individual, expert attention, and with classes conducted in evenings and on weekends, the program is accessible and flexible. Most classes are held in our air-conditioned studios on our award- winning campus with free parking onsite. Ceramics classes are held at JamFactory, an esteemed partner institution. Be courageous and let us take you on your creative journey.
Beginning Sunday 12 February 2017 Early-bird fee* ends Friday 20 January 2017 (see policy on reverse) No classes will be held from Saturday 11 March - Monday 13 March 2017
Code Course Lecturer Cost Drawing 1 2 S11701 Portraits & Identity Daniel Connell Wed 6.30pm – 9.30pm 15 Feb – 29 Mar 7 wks $530 1 S11702 Drawing Fundamentals Yve Thompson Sat 1.30pm – 4.30pm 18 Feb – 8 Apr 7 wks $460
Painting 1 S11703 Introduction to Oil Painting Melanie Brown Sat 1.30pm – 4.30pm 18 Feb – 8 Apr 7 wks $460 1 2 S11704 Oil Painting: Level 2 Melanie Brown Fri 9.30am – 12.30pm 17 Feb – 31 Mar 7 wks $460 1 2 S11705 Watercolour and Ink Drawing Arthur Phillips Sat 1.30pm – 4.30pm 18 Feb – 8 Apr 7 wks $460 1 2 S11706 Expressionist Portrait Painting Daniel Connell Sat 1.30pm – 4.30pm 18 Feb – 8 Apr 7 wks $530
Printmaking 1 2 S11707 Introduction to Printmaking Hanah Williams Tue 6.30pm – 9.30pm 14 Feb – 28 Mar 7 wks $460
Sculpture 1 S11708 Introduction to Wheel Throwing Charmain Hearder Sun 2.00pm – 4.00pm 12 Feb – 9 Apr ^ 8wks $320 1 S11709 Introduction to Wheel Throwing Charmain Hearder Tue 6.00pm – 8.00pm 14 Feb – 11 Apr ^ 8wks $340 1 S11710 Introduction to Hand Building Ebony Heidenreich Wed 6.00pm – 8.00pm 15 Feb – 12 Apr ^ 8wks $340 2 S11711 Intermediate Wheel Throwing Charmain Hearder Thu 6.00pm – 8.00pm 16 Feb – 13 Apr ^ 8wks $340
Teen Workshops 1 SS1100 Summer Sessions for Teens James Dodd, Sat & Sun 10am – 4.00pm 21 Jan – 22 Jan 2 days $190** Julia Robinson & Luke Thurgate
All courses have a maximum of 12 places unless specified 1 Beginners **Please enrol using separate Summer Sessions for Teens form Intermediate (basic experience assumed) 2 ^Maximum of 8 places, held at the JamFactory 3 Advanced (experience assumed) ^JamFactory Members’ Price - $306
Glenside Cultural Precinct | Carpark C 7 Mulberry Road Glenside SA 5065 [via Gate 1, 226 Fullarton Road] T 08 8299 7300 [email protected] acsa.sa.edu.au Drawing Painting
1 2 Portraits & Identity 1 Introduction to Oil Painting 1 2 Expressionist Portrait Painting Daniel Connell Melanie Brown Daniel Connell Wed 15 Feb – 29 Mar 6.30pm – 9.30pm Sat 18 Feb – 8 Apr 1.30pm – 4.30pm Sat 18 Feb – 8 Apr 1.30pm – 4.30pm This course is for both beginners and This course introduces a complete beginner Expressionist Portrait Painting is offered as established artists. Focusing on the nature to the essential principles and practices of an adjunct to Portraits and Identity, allowing of portraiture, the course introduces various oil painting. Included in the course is participants to explore portraiture from a non- techniques for portrait drawing from life and instruction on materials, methods of paint realist tradition in which character and feeling explores ways to apprehend the identity of application and insights into key elements come to the fore. Participants will work ‘Alla the subject. Participants will draw and hear of tone and colour. In a supportive Prima’ (in one sitting), using both live models from a culturally diverse range of sitters and atmosphere participants will make a tonal and source photos to create finished works. look at other artists working in this genre. study, start a colour wheel and paint 2 simple Participants will be encouraged to research Artist Daniel Connell will guide participants still life arrangements. artists, and experiment with new painting through the etiquette involved in producing techniques and media. portraits and discuss issues relating to the role Materials Oil paints: Titanium White, Ivory Black, Cadmium Materials of the visual arts and intercultural relations in Red Light, Alizarin Crimson, Cadmium Yellow Acrylic paints: Warm Red, Cool Red, Blue, Yellow, broader society. Mid, Lemon Yellow, Ultramarine Blue, Pthalo Blue, Orange, Turquoise, Magenta, Green, White (approx. Materials Prussian Blue. Brushes: Synthetic filbert nos 1, 2, 3 & 500ml). 5 sticks willow charcoal medium, 1 graphite 14 sheets newsprint paper or 2 A3 cartridge pad 4. Flat hog hair brushes nos 6 & 8. Medium: Painting pencil HB, 1 charcoal pencil medium, A3 cartridge (not spiral ring bound), 3 sheet mid-grey Canson medium no 2, odourless solvent. Disolv for cleaning paper pad, white plastic eraser, 30cm ruler, masking paper, 3 sheets A2 cartridge paper, 1 A5 or A4 brushes. 2 sheets A3 oil sketch paper. 1 14”x18” tape. Brushes: At least 4 different sizes up to cartridge paper pad 3 sticks compressed charcoal and 1 16”x20” canvas board. A3 disposable palette, 4”. Supports: 7 different supports up to A0 size soft (suggested brand Faber Castell) 3 sticks willow palette knife, 1 stick willow charcoal, paper towels, (stretched or upstretched canvas, canvas board, charcoal thin, 1 charcoal pencil medium, 1 Conte or Glad Wrap (or equivalent cling film), 2 small glass primed cardboard). Container for water, palette, rag. pastel pencil white, 1 graphite pencil HB, 1 white jars with lids, soft t-shirt or cotton rags. plastic eraser, 1 pencil-style eraser, masking tape and Please note you will need access to a camera/phone bulldog clips, blade for sharpening, 1 3” or larger to create source images outside of class time. soft brush. 1 set of 24 or more coloured pencils 1 2 Oil Painting: Level 2 (student grade or better). Melanie Brown Printmaking Fri 17 Feb – 31 Mar 9.30am – 12.30pm 1 Drawing Fundamentals For participants who have already completed 1 Introduction to Printmaking Yve Thompson Introduction to Oil Painting, this course builds NEW! Hanah Williams Sat 18 Feb – 8 Apr 1.30pm – 4.30pm on skills previously gained. The emphasis will be learning oil painting techniques and Tue 14 Feb – 28 Mar 6.30pm – 9.30pm This structured course introduces participants developing confidence in handling paint. During this course beginners will learn how to the basic techniques of drawing by The course will introduce several different to carve and handprint a lino block, prepare observation. Moving from line drawings to approaches in how to begin a painting, as and etch a steel plate and make two small tonal drawings, participants acquire the skills well as various distinct methods of applying editions of prints. Using non-toxic techniques, to achieve precision in their drawing and to paint. Participants will also gain experience participants will complete two projects in accurately represent what they see. working with tone and colour, through simple which they investigate relief and intaglio warm and cool studies. Materials processes. A2 sketch pad, 4 sheets A1 cartridge paper, 1 sheet Materials Materials mid-grey Canson paper, selection of pencils (eg 2B, Oil paints: Titanium White, Ivory Black, Raw Umber, Etching needle, 1 set lino cutting tools, 10 A1 4B, 6B), willow and compressed charcoals, 1 Conte Burnt Sienna, Cadmium Red Light, Alizarin Crimson, sheets newsprint paper (80gsm bulky/heavy). Other - White, blade or sharpener, white plastic eraser, Cadmium Yellow, Lemon Yellow, Ultramarine Blue, materials will be supplied. Additional printmaking masking tape, measuring stick (dowel). Prussian Blue. Brushes: Synthetic filbert nos 2 x 2, papers to be discussed in week 1. 3, 2 x 4, 6 and 1 flat Taklon or Synthetic. Medium: Painting medium no 2, odourless solvent, Liquin or Liquol. Disolv for cleaning brushes. 2 10”x8”, 2 14”x18” and 1 10”x12” canvas board. A3 disposable palette, palette knife, 1 stick willow charcoal 9medium), paper towels, Glad Wrap (or equivalent cling film), 2 small glass jars with lids, soft t-shirt or cotton rags. *For week 1, please bring 2 10”x 8” canvas boards, all paints & materials ready to paint!
1 2 Watercolour & Ink Drawing Arthur Phillips Sat 18 Feb – 8 Apr 1.30pm – 4.30pm This course explores the creative potential of combining ink drawing with watercolour painting. Participants will experiment with handmade drawing nibs and various approaches to using the mediums together. Students will be encouraged to develop their own exciting and personal response to the materials and processes. Materials Watercolour paints: Madder Lake Deep, Cadmium Red Light, Ultramarine Blue, Pthalo Blue, Cobalt Blue, Burnt Umber, Cadmium Yellow Pale, Raw Sienna. If you already have watercolour materials, bring them to the first lesson. Watercolour brushes: Hake (2”), Talkon no12. 1 sheet A1 CA grain paper, 2 1 sheet 300gsm Arches Watercolour Paper Medium. 3 Masking tape, tissues, 2 white plastic plates for IMAGES 1. Introduction to Oil Painting 2. Drawing Fundamentals palettes (ice cream lids will do), 24” x 18” MDF 3. Introduction to Printmaking 4. Introduction to Wheel Throwing board, 2 water containers (ice cream). HB pencil, 4B Beginners (photo supplied by JamFactory) 5. Introduction to Oil Painting 1 6. Portraits & Identity 7. Watercolour and Ink Drawing 8. Aerosol carbon pencil, small box oil pastels, black waterproof 2 Intermediate (basic experience assumed) Painting Teen Workshop with James Dodd. All photos by Ingrid ink, 1 stick compressed charcoal. Kellenbach and Beth Shimmin unless specified. 3 Advanced (experience assumed)
2 Sculpture Teen Workshops
1 Introduction to Wheel Throwing 1 Summer Sessions for Teens Charmain Hearder James Dodd, Julia Robinson Sun 12 Feb – 9 Apr 2.00pm – 4.00pm ^ and Luke Thurgate Tue 14 Feb – 11 Apr 6.00pm – 8.00pm ^ Sat 21 – Sun 22 Jan 10.00am – 4.00pm Held in JamFactory Ceramics Studios, this Join us this Summer hoildays for two intensive course will introduce participants to the days of art-making. Rotate your way through techniques and skills required to throw clay three different workshops based on painting, on a potter’s wheel. The course will cover sculpture and drawing including: many aspects of wheel throwing with the aim of producing an object to take home. This Aerosol Painting with James Dodd workshop will cover various stages of ceramic Learn some basic spray painting skills, get an making from shaping the object with the introduction to stencil processes and make a wheel, to firing, and glazing. This course is collaborative, mobile painting. also suitable for participants who are familiar Low-Relief Sculptures with Julia Robinson with wheel work, but would like to further Make your own intricate, low-relief sculpture develop their skills. using everyday materials and then join them Materials together to create a huge group installation. All materials supplied. Figure Drawing with Luke Thurgate Experiment with figure drawing using 1 2 Introduction to Hand Building costumed life models and a range of drawing materials and different surfaces. Ebony Heidenreich All materials supplied. Morning and afternoon Wed 15 Feb – 12 Apr 6.00pm – 8.00pm ^ tea will be provided (BYO lunch). This program Held in JamFactory Ceramics Studios, this is for teenagers aged 13 – 17. Max 25 places. course is an ideal introduction to hand Note: please enrol using separate form** 4 building ceramics. The course will cover various aspects of ceramic practice, from coil, pinch and slab construction, to firing and glazing. This course is also suitable for participants who are familiar with hand building techniques but would like to further develop their skills. Materials All materials supplied.
2 Intermediate Wheel Throwing Charmain Hearder Thu 16 Feb – 13 Apr 6.00 – 8.00pm ^ 6 Held in JamFactory Ceramics Studio, this course will build upon and extend participants skills and knowledge using the potter’s wheel. It will cover various stages of wheel work, with an emphasis on production of multiple objects, as well as working toward the refinement of participants abilities. This course is suitable for those with some experience in throwing and those wishing to further develop their skills. Materials All materials supplied.
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JamFactory supports and promotes outstanding design and craftsmanship through its acclaimed studios, galleries and shops, and is located in the Adelaide city centre.
^ Marked courses held at JamFactory 19 Morphett Street, Adelaide SA 5000 T 08 8410 0727 W jamfactory.com.au
Central Artist Supplies For all your Short Course art materials Central Artist Supplies is an independently owned art supply shop conveniently located on campus. Contact Greg on 08 8271 6912
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3 Short Course Application for Enrolment Please complete the application form and return with full payment no later Melanie Brown completed a Bachelor of Visual Art (Honours) in 2008 at Adelaide than one week before the start of your course to: Central School of Art, having been awarded several scholarships and the Alumni Adelaide Central School of Art PO Box 225 Fullarton SA 5063 Award. She has won numerous awards including the Clifton’s Art Prize in 2008, the Loreto Star Portrait Prize in 2013 and the Kennedy Art Prize People’s Choice Award Early-bird discount if enrolment is paid in full by 20 January 2017* for 2015. Melanie has an extensive exhibition history and currently lectures in both **NOTE: Please fill out the separate Summer Sessions for Teens enrolment the Painting and Drawing Department at the School. Melanie has received corporate form if enrolling in Teen Workshops (found on our website) and private commissions for her paintings both locally and overseas. www.melaniebrown.com.au Name Daniel Connell has a Master of Visual Art from University of South Australia where Address he is currently a PhD candidate. Daniel’s research explores the role of the visual arts, Suburb Postcode specifically portraiture, in creating healthy communities. His work has been selected for the Doug Moran National Portrait Prize, Waterhouse Natural History Art Prize and Tel (M) Tel (H) Fleurieu Art Prize. Daniel recently created a project at the Kochi Muziris Biennale of Contemporary Art in India. He has worked on public art projects both nationally and in Email Birmingham, Vancouver and throughout India. Age (please circle) 16 - 18 18 - 29 30 - 39 40 - 49 >50 www.danielconnell.net Please note all participants must be 16 years of age or older at the commencement of the course. James Dodd is an artist who has exhibited widely across Australia, in a range of contexts. He has a passion for creativity that occurs in public space and has been � Yes, please sign me up to receive email updates. involved at various levels of street art communities for more than a decade. www.james-dodd.com I wish to enrol in the following: Ebony Heidenreich is an Adelaide based ceramic artist. She studied at the University of Course South Australia and graduated with honours in 2014. Ebony will spend the next two Start date Code years working as a Jam Factory associate. Her work utilises both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques, using traditional processes to make contemporary objects. Course www.instagram.com/ebonyheid_ceramics Start date Code Charmain Hearder graduated from the College of Fine Arts, Sydney in 2004 with Please give a second preference should your chosen course not proceed a Bachelor of Applied Art (Ceramics). Her practice is a varied mix of wheel thrown domestic ware and sculptural exhibition work. Charmain was included in an exhibition Course to mark the 50th Anniversary of the Journal of Australian Ceramics in Sydney and is also a former Associate of JamFactory. Start date Code www.chceramics.com.au How did you find out about courses at Adelaide Central School of Art? Ebony Heidenreich is an Adelaide based ceramic artist. She studied at the University of � Facebook � Website (direct search) � General web search for courses South Australia and graduated with honours in 2014. Ebony will spend the next two years working as a JamFactory associate. Her work utilises both wheel-throwing and � Notice board � The Adelaide Review � Word of mouth � Email hand-building techniques, using traditional processes to make contemporary objects. Other www.instagram.com/ebonyheid_ceramics
Payment method Arthur Phillips has been a practising artist and illustrator since 1963 and has lectured in painting and drawing since 1972 at TAFE, Adelaide Central School of Art and Cheque Cash Mastercard Visa � � � � privately. Arthur has had 16 solo exhibitions since 1962 and has been in numerous Please debit my credit card for $ group exhibitions. His work is represented in the collection of the Art Gallery of South Australia as well as private and public collections in Australia and overseas. Credit card number www.arthurphillips.com.au
Card holder’s name Julia Robinson is an Adelaide based lecturer and sculptor. Since graduating from Expiry date / Adelaide Central School of Art she has exhibited widely in group and solo exhibitions in Adelaide and interstate. Julia’s approach to making is hands on and driven by a passion for materials, folklore and superstition. Her work Structure for Navigating an Unknown Signature Afterlife is currently on show at Art Pod. www.julia-robinson.net
Short Course fee policy Luke Thurgate is an artist and educator who grew up near Byron Bay, NSW. He completed a Bachelor of Fine Art at the University of Newcastle in 2006 and currently 1 Fees are due to be paid in full upon enrolment. 2 Preference for places in the course will be given in order of enrolment. lectures in the drawing department at Adelaide Central School of Art. His practice 3 No refund will be given for absenteeism. uses drawing as a way of connecting to people through interaction, collaboration 4. No refund will be given for full or partial withdrawal 1 week (or less) before and performance. Luke’s most recent solo exhibition, Face Off, was at Floating Goose the commencement of the course. Studios Inc. in December 2017. 5 For withdrawal more than 1 week prior to commencement of the course, fees paid will be refunded less a 20% administration fee. www.lukethurgate.com 6 Courses which do not achieve enrolment targets may be cancelled in which case fees will be fully refunded or transferred to another course. Hanah Williams is a printmaker based in Adelaide. She graduated with a Bachelor of 7 In the event of a course being cancelled, a full refund will be made. Visual Arts (Printmaking) from Adelaide College of the Arts in 2012 and then went on 8 Concession: Students, pensioners, unemployed, registered teachers and Adelaide Central School of Art graduates (within last 5 years) receive 10% to complete her Honours (Printmaking) at the University of South Australia, where she discount off the course fee. Evidence of a current concession card or teacher currently teaches relief and intaglio printmaking. Recipient of a Carclew grant in 2014, registration must be produced at the time of enrolment to receive the discount she travelled to Mexico for a printmaking residency at La Ceiba Grafica. Last year she fee. No refunds will be issued for discounts after fees have been paid in full. returned to Mexico to continue her research into Mexican printmaking techniques and 9 Early-bird discount* 10% of advertised fee if payment is received in full by the due date (20 January 2017). exhibit her work in Morelia. www.hanahw.weebly.com *Applicants who are already eligible for a 10% concession/Early-bird/JamFactory Member will not receive any further discount. Note: Summer Sessions for Teens does not include an Early-bird price discount (see separate enrolment form**). I have read and understood the fee policy (above):
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