SPRING & SUMMER 2020

ADULT FINE ART PROGRAMS

VISUAL | LITERARY | THEATRE | MUSIC | DANCE | CERAMICS

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All course fees are payable when you register. We accept cash, cheques, VISA, MasterCard, American Express or debit card (we require a credit card for phone-in registration). You may register using WebReg or by contacting the Shadbolt Centre directly.

HOW TO REGISTER

604-297-4440 6450 Deer Lake Avenue, Burnabyburnaby.ca/webreg

To create one’s own world in any of the arts takes courage.—Georgia O’Keeffe

Please have the course number (barcode) and a credit card ready for telephone registration. If you are registering using WebReg, you require your family PIN and client number. Refer to the current Leisure Guide for details and refund guidelines.

When registering online, please print your receipts which provide specific course information. Some Fine Arts programs have different refund policies — check your receipt for specifics of individual course guidelines. Prices do not include taxes.

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TABLE OF CONTENTSHOW TO REGISTER 2

PERFORMANCES & EVENTS 4-5

JAZZ JAM & SOUND BITES 4-5

BEGINNER PROGRAMS HIGHLIGHTED 6-7

VISUAL ARTS 8-10

CAPTURE FESTIVAL 11

CERAMIC ARTS 12-15

ARTS SUPPLY STORE 15

DANCE 16-17

THEATRE & LITERARY ARTS 18-19

MUSIC 20-21

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PERFORMANCES & EVENTS

Hosted by Cory Weeds, Shadbolt’s Jazz Jam is open to all. Whether you’re a musician joining the jam or you simply want to enjoy the sounds of Vancouver’s talented professional and amateur musicians, experience the best of the local jazz scene in the heart of Burnaby.

JAZZ JAMTUESDAYS | 6-9PM | STUDIO THEATRE | FREE

March 17April 28May 26June, July, August (no concerts)

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International Dance DayCelebrate International Dance Day with performances by the Shadbolt Centre’s resident companies, students and guests.April 25 11am | Shadbolt Atrium | Free

Here and Now Continuum Dance Company in PerformanceJoin us for an evening of modern dance performed by Shadbolt’s resident adult dance company.May 8 & 9 | 8pm

Artist Talk: Judson BeaumontJudson Beaumont founded Straight Line Designs in 1985, creating one-of-a-kind furniture pieces and commissions. Known for his whimsical designs, Beaumont constructs impeccable forms from seemingly impossible ideas, honouring both the object and the space it will inhabit. He’s always finding new ways to show movement and character in his furniture, installations, and special projects. Judson will share his personal story on how he began his business and how creativity can bring you the most unique experiences in life.June 11 7pm | Studio Theatre | Free

Photo by Tonya Ng

March 17Janelle Nadeau (Celtic, Classical and Contemporary)April 28Saul Berson Quartet (Jazz)May 26Pastiche (folk music from France and Quebec)

June, July, August no concerts

A concert series at the Shadbolt, featuring local musicians of all genres of music including folk, classical, jazz and pop. NEW! Two shows each day, 12noon & 2pm!

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Tickets: In advance at the Box Office: $5 or $10 at the door. Reservations required for groups.

Adult Student ShowcaseShadbolt’s adult students showcase their creations throughout the building. Move from room to room as you enjoy visual and ceramic exhibitions, visual art talk (Judson Beaumont), literary readings, dance and choir performances, all brought to you by adult students from Shadbolt Centre programs! June 11 6:30-9:30pm | Shadbolt Centre | Free

Art Talk: Picturing the West Coast - Ice Age to NowSean AlwardJoin us as we look at how the landscape of the West Coast has been represented and misrepresented in pictures since the end of the last ice age until today. We will examine a variety of geological and archaeological sources, early landscape images created at the time of first European contact, and examples in Modern and Contemporary Art. Registration suggested. May 14 7-8:30pm | Studio 103 | Free | 530844

Art Talk: CeramicsNature Tradition: Cultivating Inspiration in ClayMontana potter Adam Field’s free public lecture is an inspiring audiovisual journey through the influences, motivations, and thoughts behind his clay work. June 19 7-8pm | Studio 103 | Free

Photo by Adam FieldA View of the Habitations of Nootka Sound 1778 by John Webber

Art Explorations for AdultsJay JohnsonGet acquainted with your inner creator in this drawing, painting and mixed-media course. This hands on class will feature exercises about colour, composition and design, coupled with introductions to the life and works of historical and contemporary artists. Ironing out problems associated with the creative process (blocks and fears) will also be addressed. Share your work and stories with like-minded people in a supportive studio environment. Most supplies included for in studio use.

Wordplay: lists, letters & ephemeraShauna PaullDesigned to ignite a new or lapsed writing practice, this class will provide a relaxed environment in which to explore simple things as sites of inspiration. A focus on everyday lists, letters, random objects and experiences, opens up the possibilities of playful, creative process while exploring the germinal elements of language, sound and form.

Introduction to PotterySabrina Keskula (Sa), Nora Vaillant (M) Tony Wilson (Th), Fredi Rahn (Summer)Discover why handmade ceramics is experiencing a huge resurgence in popularity. This course is designed for absolute beginners to experience a range of hand-building techniques and a taste of the potter’s wheel. Applied textures, coloured slips, and glaze application techniques are also demonstrated. Projects include functional dishes, pots for the garden and sculptural forms. Early registration recommended. See page 14 for more details.

BEGINNER PROGRAMS

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Photo by Tonya Ng

Text by Octavio Paz, Image by Shirley Gable

Guitar: Group Lessons-Short Term, Level I or Level IIMark MacIntoshLevel I An introduction to guitar for beginners—come and learn basic chords, strumming and picking techniques. Students must provide their own acoustic guitar.

Level II A continuation of guitar for beginners. Prerequisite: Group Level 1 or 8 weeks of guitar lessons.

Adult Paint & SketchChristy Dunsmore In this beginner level course students experience different mediums with a focus on sketching and painting. Explore acrylics, watercolour, and drawing techniques in a fun relaxed atmosphere.

Willingdon Community Centre $112, 7 sessions Tuesday, April 28, 9:30-11:30am 528802

Beginning to DrawSara GrahamDrawing is the foundation for all visual art disciplines. This introductory course will cover the basic principles of drawing; line, texture, composition, value, volume, gesture and perspective in a variety of media: pencil, conte crayon, and charcoal. Draw what you see from observation and in your own mind’s eye. Supplies included for in studio use.

Act Up! | 19 years+Are you a bit shy and want to feel more comfortable making presentations at work or meeting new people? Perhaps you are curious about the performer within you, but have never taken a drama class? This class is for you! Using drama games, exercises and group work, you will build confidence and self-awareness, and develop your interpersonal, communication and performance skills in a safe and inclusive environment, while laughing and having fun! Offered in partnership with Square Peg Society.

Beginner ModernNatasha LutzThese classes are contemporary and release-based in approach. Dancers begin with floor work to find a relationship with gravity, breath support, core support and body connectivity. Students then move through space focusing on the use of the spine and the carving of 3-dimensional space. Each class ends with expressive movement sequences that travel through space. Individuality, expressivity, and movement invention through structured improvisation is also explored in a supportive environment to live accompaniment.

Tap Dance BeginnerSonja BealeTap classes focus on rhythm tap, developing coordination and musicality to live musical accompaniment. Dancers explore the basics of tap vocabulary through a variety of tap combinations practiced in the centre and across the floor. Tap shoes required

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Photo by Tonya Ng

Drawing with Pen & InkKatharine DickinsonGet creative with the ancient and versatile medium of pen and ink. Explore contour and gestural lines with traditional and unconventional tools and techniques to produce artworks derived from observational drawing. Consider how drawing and writing are connected through line and gesture by investigating calligraphy as expressive marks and symbols. Your signature is as unique as your mark making, express yourself.

Fluid PaintingBroderick WongPour, drip, splatter, swirl and glaze. This class is all about spontaneity, expression, and perfection in the imperfections. Discover different ways to paint with ‘controlled experimentation’; grounding you first on technique and then taking you out of your comfort zone in a fun, supportive atmosphere. Acrylic inks supplied for in studio use.

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VISUAL ARTS

Drawing & Painting BirdsIan de HoogBirds have fascinated people across all cultures for thousands of years. Hone your observational skills and develop drawing and watercolour painting techniques that allow you to truly seeand illustrate the unique qualities of these magical creatures of the air. Watercolour paint supplied for in studio use.

Page 8 & 9 - all artwork is by the instructor of the featured class.

Charcoal Drawing WorkshopAlexandre GreghiCharcoal is a versatile medium, allowing the artist to create texture, shading and tone with ease, producing lines with either a soft or strong quality. This workshop will introduce you to materials and a brief history of the use of charcoal and its role in fine art. Once you are familiar with the material use and possibilities, you will be encouraged to create a still life work with the instructor’s assistance. Supplies included for in studio use.

Captivated by Nature: A Poetic Approach to PaintMat HolmstromBring to life an expressive, dynamic depiction of summer energy in a unique and engaging four-day painting experience. Take time to observe shapes, shadows and texture in Century Gardens, then apply these studies to a larger work in acrylic paint. Draw inspiration from masters of movement and colour including Marc Chagall, Henri Matisse and Jack Shadbolt, who found rhythm through pushing and pulling vibrant colours, lush textures and bold forms.

Sketching for the OutdoorsBroderick WongHave you been sketching on your own, but feel like some things are too difficult to draw? The ability to sketch well improves all aspects of landscape drawing or painting. Learn tips and techniques to help you simplify what you see and sketch. Hands-on exercises reinforce lessons, and the last class will be spent outdoors to sketch scenes with new found confidence.

Painting Weekend with Eri IshiiThis weekend workshop encourages you to take time to work through your creative process before tackling the main project. Learn to understand tones, temperatures, intensity of colours, composition, and perspective and how to create depth in your work. Individual feedback will be offered to help you actualize your vision. Some experience in oil painting would be helpful but not necessary.

Urban SketchingIan de HoogDiscover the urban landscape with new appreciation using pen, pencil and watercolour. Focus on capturing the essence of a scene and find your individual style. Learn sketching, colour mixing, and watercolour techniques to add to your creative toolbox as you travel to different sites for inspiration. Students with some basic painting experience will benefit most.

Screen Printing StudioMiles van YperenStudio environment in which both beginning and intermediate students have use of the screen printing equipment and supplies. Beginners receive detailed instruction in the screen printing process while experienced students enjoy the freedom of working independently with the instructor’s assistance when required. See chart for evening Introduction to Screen Printing course.

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PROGRAMS INSTRUCTOR STARTS DAY & TIME PRICE* SESSIONS BARCODE

Beginning to Draw Sara Graham Apr 6 M, 6:30-9:30pm $202.00 8 526746

Fluid Painting Broderick Wong Apr 6 M, 6:30-9:30pm $202.00 8 528187

Photo Realism in Paint Farhad Sadeghi Amini Apr 6 M, 2-5pm $192.00 8 533901

Art Exploration for Adults Jay Johnson Apr 7 Tu, 6:30-9:30pm $212.00 8 528498

Drawing & Painting Birds Ian de Hoog Apr 7 Tu, 2-5pm $101.00 4 528354

Open Art Studio No instructor Apr 7 Tu, 10am-3pm $40.00 10 526692

Photography Ed Peck Apr 7 Tu, 10am-1pm $192.00 8 528516

Life Drawing - Non Instructional No instructor Apr 8 W, 7-10pm $91.44, drop in $11.43 8 526745

Painting Studio Judith Atkinson Apr 8 W, 7-10pm $192.00 8 526725

Tony's "Art School" - Drawing & Acrylics Tony O'Regan Apr 8 W, 10am-1pm $202.00 8 526715

Introduction to Screen Printing Miles Van Yperen Apr 9 Th, 6:30-9:30pm $222.00 8 528607

Meditative Art Christy Dunsmore Apr 9 Th, 10am-1pm $207.00 8 526740

Open Art Studio no instructor Apr 9 Th, 10am-3pm $40.00 10 526691

Pastels Farhad Sadeghi Amini Apr 9 Th, 2-5pm $192.00 8 528293

Portraiture: Drawing & Painting Farhad Sadeghi Amini Apr 9 Th, 6:30-9:30pm $216.00 8 528152

Screen Printing Studio Miles Van Yperen Apr 17 F, 10am-2pm $286.00 8 528608

Fibre Arts Eleanor Hannan Apr 15 W, 10am-3pm $270.00 6 528606

Urban Sketching Ian de Hoog Apr 15 W, 10am-1pm $192.00 8 528427

Artist Talk: Touch of Hand Various Apr 19 Su, 1:30-3:30pm Free 1 527718

Abstract Painting & Colour Theory Judith Atkinson Apr 20 M, 10am-1pm $159.00 6 528444

Evening Watercolours Julieann McGuinness Apr 21 Tu, 6:30-9:30pm $192.00 8 526565

Daytime Watercolours Julieann McGuinness Apr 23 Th, 10am-1pm $192.00 8 526564

Botanical Drawing & Painting Katharine Dickinson May 5 Tu, 2-5pm $149.00 6 527287

Drawing with Pen & Ink Katharine Dickinson May 5 Tu, 10am-1pm $144.00 6 528428

Art Talk: Picturing the West Coast - Ice Age to Now

Sean Alward May 14 Th, 7-8:30pm Free 1 530844

*Adult classes are for those 18 years & up unless noted otherwise. Prices include extra fees but do not include tax.

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WORKSHOPS INSTRUCTOR STARTS DAY & TIME PRICE* SESSIONS BARCODE

Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain Alexandre Greghi May 24 Su, 2-5pm $75.00 2 528619

Charcoal Drawing Workshop Alexandre Greghi Jun 7 Su, 2-5pm $75.00 2 528752

Painting Weekend with Eri Ishii Eri Ishii Jun 27 Sa & Su, 10am-4pm $190.00 2 528467

Captivated by Nature: A Poetic Approach to Paint

Mat Holmstrom Jun 29 M, Tu, Th, F, 10am-4pm $240.00 4 528500

Sketching for the Outdoors Broderick Wong Jul 6 M-F, 10am-3pm $220.00 5 528445

Summer Watercolours Julieann McGuinness Jul 13 M-F, 10am-3pm $220.00 5 528609

Abstracting the Figure with Thomas Anfield Thomas Anfield Jul 20 M-F, 10am-3pm $284.00 5 528771

Summer Landscape Painting Judith Atkinson Jul 27 M-F, 10am-3pm $220.00 5 528443

A Touch of Hand – Alternative Processes in Photography ExhibitionApril 1-30 | Group Show | Centre Aisle Gallery & Encore’s Café

Artist Talk: A Touch of Hand* The iPhone has democratized and transformed photography and digital media, creating a rise in interest for traditional and historical photographic processes. Enthusiasts, artists and professionals are seeking out and reviving historical techniques and methods. In conjunction with the group exhibition A Touch of Hand - Alternative Processes in Photography, exhibiting artists/photographers who use alternative photographic processes present a lecture and slide presentation offering insight into the process behind their work. There will be time after this presentation for discussion and questions from the audience. Registration suggested.Sunday, April 19, 1:30-3:30pm | 527718 | Free

Lumen Printing Demo/Activity at Burnaby Blooms FestivalPhyllis Schwartz Lumen printing uses the sun’s UV rays to fix images to photosensitive paper; this photographic process was used by Victorian botanists who sought a method of documenting their fieldwork. Make a handmade negative of plant materials using the lumen print process. Saturday & Sunday, May 2 & 3, 10am-4pm Free

Pinhole Photography Workshop* In honour of Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day, the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts will be hosting a pinhole photography workshop for participants to make their own pinhole cameras out of recycled materials. Learn how to make pinhole images and process the photos, which will then be scanned and uploaded to the Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day (WPPD) website, where they will become part of the annual WPPD celebration’s online gallery. The workshop will be facilitated by four Shadbolt photographic artists. $5, 1 session Sunday, April 26, 10am-4pm | 527286

Photo by Ross den Otter Pinhole photo by Ross den Otter Photo by Phyllis Schwartz

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Photo by Ed Peck

Designing Jewelry with Unexpected Materials Ariel BouletThis jewelry workshop is designed to challenge the way you think about the materials you work with and how you design using unexpected sources of colour and texture for jewelry assemblages.  Through direct manipulation of porcelain and red stoneware, additions of gold leaf and resin, tissue transfers and metal accents, you will design pieces that push the conventional jewelry envelope.

Pop-up: Handle InvestigationsFredi Rahn & Sharon KallisBuild your confidence with all kinds of handle-making methods and materials. In the first class you will play with a variety of forming techniques to make clay handles, which will be bisque fired to create a library of shapes. In the second week, learn strategies for attaching clay handles to leatherhard pots. The third week guest instructor Sharon Kallis will bring in a variety of natural materials and explore how basketry techniques such as wrapping, tying and weaving can be used to integrate other materials into pottery.

Understanding Glaze VocabularyD’arcy MargessonSuitable for independent studio artists wishing to further their understanding of glaze chemistry. Working in the new Glaze Lab, students develop a basic understanding of the materials making up most glazes. Understand different glaze surfaces and the ways in which a recipe can be adjusted to correct possible flaws. You will mix a series of cone 10 glazes, with colour variations, and then analyze the fired tests using the Insight Glaze software to understand and adjust a formula.

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CERAMICS

Photo by Fredi Rahn

Artwork and photo by Ariel Boulet Photo by Joey Armstrong Photo by Adrian Ortega

Digital Tools for Surface EffectsTony WilsonThe ScanNcut stencil cutter is a tool that has multiple possibilities for ceramic artists looking for new techniques to create surface effects. Watch a demonstration on the capabilities of this machine and some of the applications for ceramic artists. Learn how to use the software for ScanNcut to create cut-out shapes and patterns suitable for stencilling applications. Shapes can be cut out of paper, adhesive vinyl, and craft foam, allowing ceramic artists to create low relief textures, resist patterns for wet slip application, glaze and sandblasting. In the final class, use the sandblaster to create subtle surface effects on glazed pieces.

Summer Pottery RetreatSabrina KeskulaNeed a relaxing experience made just for potters? Join us for a full week to immerse yourself in honing your pottery skills, learning new techniques with daily demonstrations, and enjoy being with like-minded people. Tea, coffee, and treats included, with wood-fired pizza party on Friday.

The Art of the TeabowlRob StickneyYunomi, or teabowls are cups without handles that have a turned foot. They are made for experiencing tea. Wabi-sabi is a Japanese concept that cannot be easily described. In pottery, it embodies simplicity, naturalness, and imperfection of the pottery material and techniques used. Explore the basic forms of the teabowl and learn techniques and strategies (such as refining, altering and manipulating that form) to help create character in your work. Learn to self-critique as you decorate 3-5 bowls with slip and brushwork and then raku fire. Ends with an informal tea event.

Nature Tradition: Cultivating Inspirations in ClayAdam FieldIn this weekend workshop Montana potter Adam Field will share his methods for carving intricate patterns on a variety of wheel-thrown porcelain forms. He will also demonstrate traditional Korean Onggi coil and paddle pottery techniques. From ancient Korean methods, to innovative solutions for timeless problems, participants will develop a new perspective on making and decorating functional pottery. Students will learn new skills for mapping out and carving geometric patterns in clay and gain the skills and confidence to create work in their own voice. Adam’s free public lecture on June 18 will be an inspiring audiovisual journey through the influences, motivations, and thoughts behind his clay work.

Open WorkshopsApril 5-June 8 & June 29-July 27

We offer non-instructional drop-in sessions for those wishing to work independently in our well-equipped studios. Participants must purchase clay from the Shadbolt Centre, and provide their own hand tools. Storage space for work in progress is provided. $16 per four- hour session ($13.44 seniors/currently registered participants).Monday 1:30-5:30pm & 5:30-9:30pm Wednesday 1:30-5:30pm Thursday 2-6pm (spring only) Sunday 1:30-5:30pm

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Photo by Fredi Rahn

Artwork by Angela Flumerfelt Photo by Fredi Rahn Photo by Rebecca Nowosad

Photo and artwork by Adam Field Photo by Adrian Ortega

WORKSHOPS& FIRINGS INSTRUCTOR STARTS DAY & TIME PRICE* SESSIONS BARCODE

Pop-up: Crysalline Glaze Firing Linda Doherty Apr 21 Tu, 9:30am-1:30pm $42.00 1 527864

Pop-up: Handle Investigations Fredi Rahn/Sharon Kallis Apr 22 W, 10am-1pm $89.25 3 527863

Soda Firing Workshop Jay MacLennan Linda Doherty

Apr 22 May 27 Jul 22

W/Th/F/Tu, Times vary W/Th/F/Tu, 1:30-5:30pm W/Th/F/Tu, Times vary

$172.30 $172.30 $172.30

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Soda Firing List Register to indicate your interest in one of the 3 scheduled soda firing workshops. 527318

Raku Firing Workshop Tony Wilson Apr 26 May 24

Su, 1-5pm $54.80 1 527326 527327

Wood Firing Workshop Jay MacLennan Linda Doherty

May 6 W/Th/F/Sa/Th, Times vary $281.38 5 527865

Designing Jewelry with Unexpected Materials

Ariel Boulet May 10 Su, 10am-4pm $140.26 2 528068

Understanding Glaze Vocabulary D'arcy Margesson May 13 W, 10am-5pm $200.95 2 527900

Digital Tools for Surface Effects Tony Wilson May 13 W, 10am-1pm $151.83 4 528182

Raku Firing Workshop Tony Wilson May 24 Su, 1-5pm $54.80 1 527327

Adam Field Lecture Adam Field Jun 19 F, 7-8pm Free 1 528368

Nature Tradition: Cultivating Inspirations in Clay

Adam Field Jun 20 Sa/Su, 10am-4pm $148.50 2 528069

Summer Pottery Retreat Sabrina Keskula Jun 22 M-F, 10am-4pm $297.05 5 527342

Midnight Raku Tony Wilson Jun 26 F, 7pm-12am $56.65 1 527343

PROGRAMS INSTRUCTOR STARTS DAY & TIME PRICE* SESSIONS BARCODE

Introduction to Pottery Sabrina Keskula Nora VaillantTony WilsonFredi Rahn

Apr 4Apr 6 Apr 9 Jun 29

Sa, 9:30am-1:30pm M, 10am-1pmTh, 6:30-9:30pmM/W, 10am-1pm

$261.00 $197.00$197.00$197.00

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Sunday Morning Pottery Fredi Rahn Apr 5 Su, 10am-1pm $197.00 8 527316

Open Workshop Apr 5 Jul 3

M/W/Th/Su, Times vary M/W/Su, Times vary

Focus on Wheel throwing Fredi Rahn Apr 7 Tu, 6:30-9:30pm $197.00 8 527299

Hand-Built Sculptural Techniques Tony Wilson Apr 7 Tu, 6:30-9:30pm $197.00 8 527317

Continuing Pottery Charmian Nimmo Apr 8 W, 7-10pm $197.00 8 527300

Daytime Pottery Sabrina Keskula Apr 9 Th, 10am-2pm $261.00 8 527303

Summer Pottery Sabrina Keskula Jul 2 Tu/Th, 10am-2pm $261.00 8 527344

Focus on Wheel Throwing Fredi Rahn Jul 5 Su, 10am-1pm $101 .00 4 527348

The Art of the Teabowl Rob Stickney Jul 9 Tu/Th, 6:30-9:30pm $202.20 7 527347

*Adult classes are for those 18 years & up unless noted otherwise.Prices include extra fees but do not include tax.

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SHADBOLT’S ART SUPPLY SHOPStudents are invited to visit our Art Supply Shop conveniently located on the ground floor of the Mathers House outbuilding on the Shadbolt grounds, where most of the Ceramic and Visual Art programs take place. Come and check out our great selection of professional quality artist materials and pottery tools at competitive prices. Come before your program begins and pick up your supplies in order to be prepared for your first class.

SPRING 2020

Regular Hours: April 4-June 8 (Store opens at 9:30am on April 7, 8 & 9)

SU M TU W TH F SAClosed Closed 1-3pm & 5-7pm 1-3pm & 5-7pm 1-3pm & 5-7pm Closed 10:30am-2:30pm

SUMMER 2020

Regular Hours: June 29-July 2SU M TU W TH F SA

Closed 9:30am-1:30pm 9:30am-1:30pm Closed 9:30am-1:30pm Closed Closed

Regular Hours: July 6-16SU M TU W TH F SA

Closed 9:30am-1:30pm 9:30am-1:30pm 3:30am-7pm 9:30am-1:30pm 9:30am-1:30pm

3:30am-7pm Closed Closed

Regular Hours: July 20-30SU M TU W TH F SA

Closed 9:30am-1:30pm 9:30am-1:30pm 9:30am-1:30pm 9:30am-1:30pm Closed Closed

As part of the Crafted Vancouver Festival, the Shadbolt Centre presents a demonstration and exhibition of the wood-firing process. Learn about this dramatic firing process as you watch teams of potters in action, stoking the firebox of this kiln over the course of 36 hours, gradually bringing the heat of the ceramic wares up to 2300 °F. An exhibition of work by participants can be viewed in the adjacent steam plant studio. More information at craftedVancouver.com

THE CRAFT OF FIRE AND EARTH MAY 8 & 9, 2020, 10AM-4PM

Photo by Rebecca Nowosad

Not sure which level to register in? Beginner is for those with little or no experience. Intermediate is for those with two to three years of experience. Advanced is for those with more than three years of experience.

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PROGRAMS INSTRUCTOR STARTS DAY & TIME PRICE* SESSIONS BARCODE

Continuum Dance Company | 21 yrs + TBA Mar 9 M, 6:45-8:45pm & Th, 6:30-8:30pm $286.00 16 516998

Tap Dance Beginner Sonja Beale Mar 29 Su, 12noon-1:15pm $120.00 8 521230

Tap Dance Intermediate Sonja Beale Mar 29 Su, 1:20-2:35pm $150.00 10 521232

Jazz Beginner Natasha Lutz Mar 30 M, 6:45-8pm $150.00 9 521225

Jazz Intermediate Karen Kobel Mar 30 M, 7:15-9pm $154.00 11 521226

Modern Dance Beginner Natasha Lutz Mar 31 Tu, 7:30-8:45pm $150.00 10 521228

Modern Dance Intermediate Shion Skye Carter Mar 31 Tu, 7:30-9pm $216.00 12 521229

Ballet Beginner Claudia Segovia Apr 1 W, 7:30-8:45pm $150.00 10 521222

Ballet Intermediate Katie Cassady Mar 31 Tu , 7:30-9pm $216.00 12 521223

Ballet Advanced Amy Obregon Apr 1 W, 7:20-8:50pm $216.00 12 521224

Absolute Beginner Ballet Katie Cassady Apr 2 Th, 7:15-8:30pm $150.00 10 520940

Jazz Intermediate/Advanced Karen Kobel Apr 3 F, 10:45am-12:30pm $154.00 11 521227

Summer Jazz | 16 years + Karen Kobel Jun 22 Jun 25

M, 7:15-9pm Th, 7:15-9pm

$84.00 6 521197 521198

Summer Ballet | 16 years + Amy Obregon Jun 22 Jun 24

M, 6:30-8pm W, 6:30-8pm

$108.00 6 521205 521204

SPECIAL WORKSHOPS & CLASSESSomatic-based Dance Teacher Intensive with Donna Redlick | 21 yrs +

Donna Redlick Jul 6 M-Th, 9:30am-3:30pm $395.00 4 526269

Intensive Technique Training with Linda Arkelian

Linda Arkelian Jul 20 M-F, 6-8pm $180.00 5 521211

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The Spring session includes an informal showing for all levels and a technical rehearsal and formal performance for intermediate to advanced levels. No drop-ins during the Spring session (first class only).

*Adult classes are for those 18 years & up unless noted otherwise. Prices include extra fees but do not include tax.

Modern Dance IntermediateShion Skye Carter These classes are contemporary and release-based in approach. Dancers begin with floor work to find a relationship with gravity, breath support, core support and body connectivity. Students then move through space focusing on the use of the spine and the carving of 3-dimensional space. Each class ends with expressive movement sequences that travel through space. Individuality, expressivity, and movement invention through structured improvisation is also explored in a supportive environment to live accompaniment.

Summer Ballet Amy ObregonBallet classes focus on dynamic alignment and technique in order to develop full-body integration, coordination, strength and control with an added focus is on phrasing and musicality to develop expressivity. Classes are taught in a self-disciplined yet supportive environment with live musical accompaniment.

Tap IntermediateSonja Beale Tap classes focus on rhythm tap, developing coordination and musicality to live musical accompaniment. Dancers explore the basics of tap vocabulary through a variety of tap combinations practiced in the centre and across the floor. Tap shoes required.

Intensive Technique TrainingLinda ArkelianGeared to intermediate to advanced dancers, this intensive training fuses ballet technique with contemporary movement. Each class begins with a unique ballet barre followed by centre work exploring multi-leveled, rhythmic sequences. Influenced by theatre, Linda encourages dancers to infuse movement with breath giving their dance personal meaning.

Dance Teacher IntensiveMoving in Relation: Shaping in Space Donna Redlick This one-week Dance Teacher Intensive addresses somatic-based teaching principles and concepts found in Laban/ Bartenieff Movement Studies and how they can be applied to dance within a somatic approach. The theme of this summer’s intensive is “Moving in Relation: Shaping in Space.” Students explore carving space 3-dimensionally (based on Laban’s principles) as well as shaping in relation to environment and others. The notion of kinesthetic empathy is addressed as we dance together. Students can apply or adapt the principles explored for any age group.

Summer JazzKaren Kobel Students explore a warm up, centre practice and moving through space. The focus is on developing technique, rhythm, co-ordination, and expression in a fun and supportive environment. Safe body mechanics are stressed to support strength, flexibility and endurance.

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PROGRAMS INSTRUCTOR STARTS DAY & TIME PRICE* SESSIONS BARCODE

Writer's Workshop: Manuscripts Eileen Kernaghan Mar 30 M, 7:30-10pm $168.00 8 512468

Prismatics: LGBTQ2S+ Explore Community | 15-22 years

Shauna Paull Apr 4 Sa, 3:30-5:30pm Free 8 525411

Writing in the Morning Shauna Paull Apr 6 M, 10am-1pm $126.00 5 512469

Writing a Memoir Shauna Paull Apr 7 Jun 16

Tu, 7:30-9:30pm $151.20 $132.30

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Poetry Studio Shauna Paull Apr 5 Su, 1:30-4:30pm $126.00 5 512470

Wordplay: lists, letters & ephemera Shauna Paull Apr 9 Aug 4

Th, 10am-1pm Tu-F, 10am-1pm

$100.80 $100.80

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Act Up! Square Peg Society Apr 8 Sa, 3-5pm $120.00 8 527922

Camera Acting- Private Coaching | 16 years +

Orsy Szabo Apr 8 May 6

W, 6:15-7:15pm W, 6:15-7:15pm

$234.15 $234.15

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Summer Writing Shauna Paull Jul 27 M-F, 1:30-4:30pm $126.00 5 527905

Summer Writing Retreat Shauna Paull Aug 11 Tu-F, 10am-5pm $252.00 4 528188

Transformations: First Time in Drag | 16-22 years

TBD Aug 4

*Tu-F, 11am-5pm Free 4 527921

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THEATRE & LITERARY ARTS

* Plus Pride Celebrations on Aug 8

Horizons, Judith Copithorne

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Transformations: First Time in Drag | 16-22 yearsIntended for youth who want to experience their first drag transformation, this four day workshop will provide support and expertise as you discover your inner king or queen. The workshop team will include a professional queen, clothing designer and a make-up artist. It will conclude with a photoshoot and an opportunity to reveal your transformation at the Burnaby Pride Festival. Space is limited. If you’re interested contact Theatre Programmer Joel DeStefano joel.destefano@burnaby.ca

Camera Acting -Private Coaching | 16 years+Orsy SzaboThis four week session provides intensive training in camera acting skills while you work one-on-one with a professional acting coach and a videographer. These classes are intended for those seeking work in television and film or who are looking to improve specific skills. Classes can be adapted to the needs of the student. A digital copy of your work is included.

Act Up! | 18 years+Designed for people who struggle with shyness, social expectations and communicating their ideas and feelings, this class will use drama games a means to develop confidence in these areas in a fun, creative and supportive environment. Using role-playing and improvisation, these activities will explore empathy, communication, and teamwork. Offered in cooperation with the Square Peg Society.

in reality reading helps us vanish the everyday self from words rebornthere where once we left as dust anonymous in the mystery of breathsor in a book line skipped typo erased-Nicole Brossard-Piano Topology-trans. Robert Majzels & Erin Mouré

Listening Circle II Centring the Fringe: Indigenous Authors at ShadboltCurator: Jeannette Armstrong April 19, 2020 | Studio 104 | 7pm

Join us for an evening of readings and conversations with a circle of indigenous authors. Jeannette Armstrong, Syilx Okanagan, is a professor of Indigenous Studies and a Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Philosophy as well as an award winning author whose work stands at the vanguard of indigenous literatures on these territories. Jeanette has invited several indigenous authors to share their work with us and to discuss the importance of indigenous literatures at this moment of resurgence. Everyone is welcome to join us for this event.

Pictograph - Indian Arm, Photo by Chris Arnette

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MUSIC

PROGRAMS INSTRUCTOR STARTS DAY & TIME PRICE* SESSIONS BARCODE

Ukulele Short Term, Level I Mark Luongo Mar 30 M, 6-7pm $88.00 8 526274

Group Guitar, Short Term, Level I | 17 yrs + Mark MacIntosh Mar 30 M, 7:15-8:15pm $135.00 8 526276

Mark Luongo Mar 31 Tu, 7-8pm $135.00 9 526277

Group Guitar, Short Term, Level II | 17 yrs + Mark MacIntosh Mar 30 M, 8:15-9:15pm $135.00 8 526278

Shadbolt Senior Singers | 55 yrs + Miriam Davidson Apr 1 W, 12:30-1:30pm $72.00 9 526279

Shadbolt Jazz Ensemble | 13 yrs + Brad Muirhead Apr 1 Th, 8-9:30pm $148.50 9 507846

Singing For Adults Miriam Davidson Apr 2 Th, 7-8:30pm $108.00 9 526280

Drum Set Basics - Adult Level I Allan Dionne Apr 2 Th, 8:25-9:25pm $135.00 9 526281

Shadbolt Jazz EnsembleBrad MuirheadPlay a variety of jazz standards and original tunes and arrangements. Learn and improve your reading and jazz improvisation skills in a small combo setting. The ensemble has four to eight players and is open to musicians of any instrument including vocalists. A basic proficiency is required on your instrument.

Shadbolt Senior SingersMiriam DavidsonWant to be part of the latest addition to the Burnaby choral scene? Come and join the Shadbolt Senior Singers. Sing in two-to-four-part harmony with Miriam Davidson. No experience or music reading ability is necessary.

Adult Group GuitarMark MacIntosh (M), Mark Luongo (Tu)Come and join a small guitar class and learn basic chords, strumming and finger-picking. Classes are available on three different evenings of the week, instructors noted above. Please note that you are required to provide your own instrument.

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GOOD TO KNOW RegistrationFees are payable when you register. We accept cash, cheques, VISA, MasterCard, American Express or debit card (we require a credit card for phone-in registration). You may register using WebReg at burnaby.ca/webreg, in person at the Shadbolt Centre or by phone at 604-297-4440.

Course AvailabilityPlease note that fall and winter registration has been available since June 25, 2019, and as a result, some courses advertised in this brochure may already be full. The upcoming spring and summer registration opened on January 21, 2020.

Course CancellationPlease do not wait to register! We don’t want to cancel courses, however, if our minimum number of participants is not reached one week before the course start date, we will have to cancel. You will be notified by phone and a refund issued if your course has been cancelled.

Refund PolicyFull refunds are available if you withdraw a minimum of one week before the start date of your program. If you withdraw less than one week from the start date you will be charged in full for the first class only, and receive a refund for the remainder of the registration amount. Some Fine Arts programs have different refund policies - please check your receipt for specifics of individual course refund guidelines.

The Arts are for EveryoneIf you need physical assistance to take part in any activity, our Focus on Accessibility program may be able to help. If you’re on a fixed income or part of a low-income working family, you could be eligible for financial help as part of our Recreation Credit program. For more information, contact any Burnaby recreation centre.

Art SuppliesWhen you are required to bring your own supplies, your course information will detail what you need. Everything for our classes is available at competitive prices at our art store. Please refer to page 11 for art store hours.

Smile! You’re on Camera!From time to time we hire a photographer to take pictures in our facilities and parks. These photos may be used in brochures, displays or on our website. If you prefer not to have your picture taken, please let the photographer know.

Food ServicesEncores Café is a convenient option for food service while at the Shadbolt and is typically open from 10am-8pm (exceptions will be posted during dates when there are no programs).

WiFiThere is free access to City of Burnaby public WiFi available in all of the Shadbolt Centre buildings.

More informationIf you have additional questions about any events, activities, performances, courses or instructors, please contact the Programming staff related to the program. Contact information can be found on the first page of this guide and online at shadboltcentre.com

Getting HereThe Shadbolt Centre is conveniently located on Deer Lake Avenue, which runs adjacent to Canada Way, just off Highway 1. Taking the Sprott Street or Kensington Avenue exits brings you to Canada Way, which connects to Deer Lake Avenue. For more detailed directions, please click on the Visitor Information link on the Shadbolt Centre website at shadboltcentre.com

ParkingWith the exception of festivals and concerts in Deer Lake Park, free parking at the Centre includes 70 underground stalls and 130 surface stalls at the north end of the building. Some stalls are designated for SPARC BC parking permits only. Deer Lake Avenue also has some street parking. After business hours, there may be additional free parking areas at the Burnaby Art Gallery and the Burnaby Village Museum.

CONTACTS

REGISTRATION & GENERAL INFORMATION

Office Hours until June 26Monday-Thursday .....................9am-7:30pm Friday ............................................9am-6:30pm Saturday .......................................9am-3:30pm Sunday .......................................... 10am-2:30pm Statutory Holidays .....................Closed

Summer Office Hours June 26-August 2Monday-Thursday .....................9am-7:30pm Friday ............................................9am-6:30pm Saturday .......................................9am-3:30pm Sunday .......................................... 10am-2:30pm Statutory Holidays .....................Closed

All photos by Adrian Ortega unless otherwise noted. Cover artwork: copy of Poussin’s The Shepherds of Arcadia by student Qi Zhi Zhang. Inside back cover photo by Tonya Ng.

August 3-September 4Monday-Friday ...........................9am-4:30pm Saturday & Sunday ...................Closed Statutory Holidays .....................Closed

Registration ends 30 minutes prior to closing.

Direct LinesAdministration ............................604-297-4440Ceramics ......................................604-205-3012Theatre & Literary .....................604-205-3015Visual .............................................604-205-3014Dance ............................................604-205-3007Music .............................................604-205-301 1Community Programs ..............604-205-3013

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