STUDENT WORKSHOP: Creating Textures in Watercolor

Jane Collin

Thursday, August 19th, 9:00am - Noon
(Register by August 14th - see below)

Join Award-winning watercolor artist and instructor Jane Collin for a hands-on workshop where participants will learn techniques to create various textures that can be applied to their watercolor paintings.

Instructor: Jane Collin
Ages: 12 years old to Adult
Class Fee: BAG Members $25, Non-Members $35
Workshop Notes: Workshop materials included. Participants should wear clothing that can get messy.
Location:
Kiwanis Club of Wilton Manors
2749 NE 14th Ave, Oakland Park, FL 33334

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> Click Here to Download Registration Form

Please fill out registration form and e-mail to:info@BrowardArtGuild.org to reserve your space.

Payment Methods:

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Registration

Broward Art Guild Member $25.00 Non-BAG Member $35.00

(Click Here for discounted rate for attending both workshops: Creating Textures in Watercolor" and Bead Making for Jewelry")

Credit Card:

Please filll out the credit card section of the registration form and mail it to the address below by August 14th.

Check:

Checks should be made out to Broward Art Guild and mailed to the address below by August 14th. Please include workshop name in the memo section for the check, and send along with completed registration form.

Broward Art Guild
Attn: Workshops
1350 E. Sunrise Blvd. #107
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304

Lynn Greenberg

Thursday, August 19th, 1:00pm - 4:00pm
(Register by August 14th - see below)

Join Award-winning artist Lynn Greenberg for a fun and fashionable workshop where participants will create polymer beads to be used in jewelry applications. Participants will learn various techniques for different bead design and application.

Instructor: Lynn Greenberg
Ages: 12 years old to Adult
Class Fee: BAG Members $25, Non-Members $35
Workshop Notes: Workshop materials included. Participants should wear clothing that can get messy.
Location:
Kiwanis Club of Wilton Manors
2749 NE 14th Ave, Oakland Park, FL 33334

(View Map)

> Click Here to Download Registration Form

Please fill out registration form and e-mail to: info@BrowardArtGuild.org to reserve your space.

Payment Methods:

PayPal:

Registration

Broward Art Guild Member $25.00 Non-BAG Member $35.00

(Click Here for discounted rate for attending both workshops: Creating Textures in Watercolor" and Bead Making for Jewelry")

Credit Card:

Please filll out the credit card section of the registration form and mail it to the address below by August 14th.

Check:

Checks should be made out to Broward Art Guild and mailed to the address below by August 14th. Please include workshop name in the memo section for the check, and send along with completed registration form.

Broward Art Guild
Attn: Workshops
1350 E. Sunrise Blvd. #107
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304

SPECIAL: Discounted rate on registration fees for attending both the "Creating Textures in Watercolor" AND "Bead Making for Jewelry" Workshops...or registering 2 people from the same family.

$10  Savings!

Registration (both workshops)

Broward Art Guild Member $40.00 Non-BAG Member $60.00

MONDAY DRAWING & PAINTING CLASS - Nancy Giannone
Study From Still Lifes. Series of drawing excercises teaching you how to see and measure, leading up to oil painting. Call for more information. 954-943-1673
Times: Monday Afternoons, 1:00pm - 3:00pm
Cost: $30 per class for Broward Art Guild members, $35 for non-members.
Location: Sfumato Studios, 522 NE 13th ST., Ft. Lauderdale  View Map

Suspended for the Summer...

TUESDAY NIGHT OPEN LIFE DRAWING WITH MODEL - Just show up and draw or paint with your medium of choice. Agenda spans from quick gesture "warm-up" drawings through an extended pose. Different models each week. Beginners welcome.
Times: Tuesday nights, 7pm - 10pm
Cost: $15 per class for Broward Art Guild members, $20 for non-members.
Location: Sfumato Studios, 522 NE 13th ST., Ft. Lauderdale  View Map

Museum of Art | Fort Lauderdale
Studio School
Location: One East Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301View Map

Creative Summer Art Academy June 14–25 | June 28–July 9 | July 12–23 | July 26–August 6* | August 9–20
Five, two-week sessions
Grades 1–12
Currently in open enrollment
*Musical Theatre and Set Design offered during this session

Click here to download the CSAA 2010 Registration Packet

*Registration packet includes dates, tuition fees, procedures, etc.

The Creative Summer Art Academy is a series of five, two-week intensive art workshops offered to students in grades 1-12.  Taught by local fine-art instructors, the workshops offer focused instruction specific to each grade level and geared towards developing skills and knowledge in various mediums and subjects.  The CSAA is currently in open enrollment; we encourage everyone to apply early as space is limited.  Five, two-week sessions are available.  Register for one, two, or all five sessions!

June 14 - 25 | June 28 - July 9 | July 12 - 23 | July 26 - August 6* | August 9 - 20

*Musical Theatre and Set Design will be available during this session.

Workshops run in two-week intervals from 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday.  For curriculum information, please follow the appropriate link below:

Registration forms, prices, and additional service details are available inside the CSAA Registration Packet.  If you have additional questions, please send an e-mail to education1@moafl.org This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .  

Click here to download the Studio School brochure

Summer Nights of Art - Adult Classes
Currently in session
June 15–August 19, 2010
Adult Art Classes Only
Please e-mail  education1@moafl.org to request a registration form.
Each class meets once a week for ten weeks - evenings classes only.

Click here to download the 2010 registration packet

Summer Nights offers evening courses only.  All courses meet once a week for 10 weeks, on the day designated.  We do not offer drop-in classes. Please see below for a listing of courses and the semester in which they are generally offered.  Courses are subject to change according to availability of instructor, etc.  Finalized courses and costs for each semester are available in each semester's registration packet. 

ART HISTORY (Subject varies each semester)
Slide-based lecture course at the Museum of Art.  Students will study art movements, as well as specific artists through class lectures, associated texts, video, and gallery visits.  This course is typically offered every semester - topic will vary. 

DRAWING
This course teaches fundamental, beginning techniques designed to develop and strengthen the student's drawing skills.  Students will be taught how to “see” the subject including line, form, highlights and shadows.  Subject matter will range from basic shapes to a more complex still-life.  Individual and group critiques will be a part of every class.  Primary mediums used are charcoal and pencils.  This course is typically offered every semester.

FIBER ARTS
This course will encourage experimentation with techniques using pattern, colors, and material as an inspiration for projects.  Students will learn design, composition, application, and assemblage.  No sewing or textiles experience necessary.   This course is typically offered in the Fall and Winter.

FIGURE DRAWING
This course will introduce the anatomy and structure of the human figure using a variety of nude figure models, as well as reference to the skeleton.  Students will learn the proportion of the human skeleton as applied to a variety of model proportions.  Models will perform dynamic, gestural poses and extended poses.  Primary mediums used are charcoal and pencils.  This course is offered every semester.

FIGURE OIL PAINTING
This course works to further develop oil painting techniques in specific regard to the human figure and is recommended for those with some prior drawing and painting experience.  Students will work directly from nude figure models.  This course is offered in the Fall, Winter, and Summer.   ILLUSTRATION
This course will focus on various methods and techniques used in hand drawn illustrations from start to finish.  Ways and means of marketing yourself as an illustrator will be discussed, as well as how to research and acquire reference materials.  This course is typically offered in the Fall, Winter, and Summer.  

LANDSCAPE OIL PAINTING
This course will further develop oil painting techniques in specific regard to the landscape.  This class is appropriate for all skill levels.  Students will work outdoors, weather permitting, and may be required to travel to nearby parks, etc.  This course is offered in the Fall, Winter, and Spring. MIXED MEDIA / BOLD & FREE
This course focuses on the development of ideas in a variety of media with an emphasis on materials and the manipulation thereof.  Students will learn how to combine materials with technical skill and artistic expression.  This course is typically offered every semester. 

OIL PAINTING
This course teaches and develops fundamental techniques including paint handling, surface preparation, color mixing, and self-expression.  Color concept, picture plane proportion, and composition will be reviewed and applied.  This course is offered every semester.  STRUCTURAL DRAWING
This course will acutely focus on developing the student's ability to observe and render 3-dimensional objects in space through a series of exercises.  This course covers general principles such as one-, two-, and three-point perspective as well as the execution of compound forms, shadows from natural and artificial sources, and reflections.  This course is typically offered in the Fall, Winter, and Summer. 

WATERCOLOR
This course focuses on enhancing the student's overall understanding and use of the transparent medium, while focusing on still-life and landscape subjects.  Students will learn how to mix colors, use a variety of brushes and application techniques, and how the paper reacts to all of the above.  This course is offered every semester. 

STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO BRING ALL OF THEIR OWN SUPPLIES.  A DETAILED LIST WILL BE PROVIDED ON THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS BY THE INSTRUCTOR.  BASIC MATERIALS ARE AVAILBLE FOR USE ON THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS.  PLEASE NOTE: FOR EACH CLASS IN WHICH YOU ARE ENROLLED, YOU WILL BE MEETING ONCE A WEEK FOR TEN WEEKS AT THE SAME, DESIGNATED DAY AND TIME EACH WEEK. WE DO NOT OFFER INDIVIDUAL CLASSES OR DROP-IN ENROLLMENT.

Please e-mail  education1@moafl.org to request a registration form.

High School - Grades 9-12
Click here to download the CSAA 2010 Registration Packet

*Registration packet includes dates, tuition fees, procedures, etc.

The high school classes are for grades 9-12.  Students will be introduced to Anatomy & Structure (study and analysis of the skeleton and muscular structure of the human figure) using a variety of live models and reference to the skeleton.  Students will learn proportions of the human skeletal, as well as individual muscle identification.  Students will draw and paint from nude models performing dynamic gestural poses and extended poses.  Instructors encourage the development of the student's technical drawing skills and ultimately their creative expression. 

The fundamental techniques of painting are taught including paint handling, surface preparation, color mixing, and self-expression.  Color concept will be reviewed and discussed. Students will learn organization of the picture plane to develop preparatory and compositional skills through the use of color, value, and texture.  High School students work from still-life, landscape, and the figure primarily in charcoal and oil paint.  

Portfolio development will be emphasized for students in grades 11 and 12 , exploring drawing as the backbone of a successful college admission portfolio.  Students will work on completing quality drawings through still-life and extended model poses.  Assignments are geared toward portfolio requirements.  Presentation of the completed artwork and strategies for an outstanding and organized portfolio will be presented.  Individual and group critiques are a part of every class.

Instructor: Daina Stabulniece

Saturday art classes for grades 9-12 are offered in the Fall and Winter semesters only.  Our current session for students in grades 9-12 is the  Creative Summer Art Academy ; five, two-week sessions are available.  Register for one, two, or all! 

June 14 - 25 | June 28 - July 9 | July 12 - 23 | July 26 - August 6* | August 9 - 20

*Musical Theatre and Set Design will be offered during this session.

If you would like to be notified when applications are available, please send an e-mail to  education1@moafl.org This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it   requesting that your information be added to our Studio School Mailing List.

Elementary School - Grades 1-8

Saturday Morning art classes for grades 1-8 are offered in the Fall and Winter semesters only.  Our current session for students in grades 1-12 is the Creative Summer Art Academy 2010; five, two-week sessions are available.  Register for one, two, or all!  We are currently in open enrollment and encourage you to apply early as space is limited! 

June 14 - 25 | June 28 - July 9 | July 12 - 23 | July 26 - August 6* | August 9 - 20

*Musical Theatre and Set Design will be offered during this session.

Click here to download the CSAA 2010 Registration Packet

*Registration Packet includes dates, tuition fees, procedures, etc.

If you would like to be notified when applications are available, please send an e-mail to  education1@moafl.org This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it   requesting that your information be added to our Studio School Mailing List.

The Studio School Saturday Morning classes are structured with sequential, age-appropriate lessons.  The classes are staffed with a qualified art instructor and when needed, an assistant to ensure one-on-one instruction time for each student.  All instructors and assistants are chosen for their dedication to education in the visual arts and their own particular strengths as artists.  All class curriculums are structured according to grade level, and are designed to impart the greatest amount of technical training and exploration of materials suitable for each.  We challenge students to be creative while giving them the necessary tools to realize their visions.  The following is an overview of the curriculum for each grade grouping.

Grades 1-4

Painting, drawing, and design are all explored using a variety of media including pencils, ink, charcoal, pastels, tempera, novelty papers, clay, and found objects.  Creativity, exploration, and experimentation are all fostered through a series of guided projects, promoting creative problem solving, imaginative thinking and the execution of ideas from conception to completion.  Art vocabulary, studio etiquette and self-expression are always encouraged. Class discussions and critiques may be incorporated.  All supplies for grades 1-4 will be provided by the Studio School.

Grades 5-8

Skills will be further developed with an emphasis on design, painting, and drawing.  Elements of design will be discussed and practiced, pertaining to the processes used by both fine and graphic artists.  Students will continue to develop observational skills using line, shading, and proportions.  Paint handling, the different uses of brushes, color theory, and mixing are practiced.  This class continues to build on the elements of design and composition, vocabulary, realistic representation of the subject, creativity, and the process involved in the creation of a work of art.  Class discussions and critiques may be incorporated.  All supplies for grades 5-8 will be provided by the Studio School.

Grades 5-8 may collaborate with Inside Out Theatre Company's Musical Theatre Production class for a Mixed Media Set Design project.  The class will work primarily in the Studio School classrooms to design the sets and props for use in the theatre performance, while the Musical Theatre students rehearse in the Museum's auditorium.  The two sets of students will come together throughout each session for facilitated discussion, and creative collaboration while bonding,  and inspiring new ideas between students of various art disciplines.   Along the way, the students will develop a deeper appreciation for other artistic disciplines and the talents of others, as well as gain an understanding of the interconnectivity of artistic inspiration and expression.  Students will learn to stretch their creative skills to address the multiple needs of interdisciplinary artistic problem solving and experience the teamwork and camaraderie of a full theatrical production.  Performances will be held the last day of the session.*

* Set Design collaboration with Inside Out Theatre Company will depend on the commencement of the Musical Theatre Production Class during the same session. MTPC is offered during Fall, Winter or Summer.

Fall 2010
Dates TBD
Adult | High School | Saturday Morning
Art Classes Applications available September 2010
Each class meets once a week for ten weeks - mini semesters and workshops may be available.

If you would like to be notified when applications are available, please send an e-mail to  education1@moafl.org with a request to be added to our Studio School Mailing List.

Click here to download the Studio School brochure

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