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CENTERCONTENTSSpectacular Spring Features ..........................4Exhibitions .....................................................4Gallery Tours..................................................4The Gallery Shop ............................................5Rentals............................................................5School’s Out Program.....................................6School’s Out Visiting Artist Series .................7Summer Art Camp..........................................7Art Parties for Youth and Teens.....................8Girls’ Night Out to Create ............................10

Parent/Child & Preschool Classes...................11I am An Artist! .............................................11 Mommy & Me Art Play.................................11

Youth & Teen Classes................................11-14Mixed Media .................................................11Painting Exploration....................................11Kids and Clay ...............................................12Painting by Design.......................................12Drawing for Youth ......................................12Drawing From Observation .........................12Portrait Drawing for Teens ..........................13Ceramic Jewelry ...........................................13

Teen Wheel-Throwing...................................13Making Comics.............................................13Homeschooling ............................................14Free Family Art Frenzy................................14

Adult Classes & Workshops....................15-22Ceramics .......................................................15Salon Series with Little Patuxent Review ....17Craft Tuesdays..............................................18Drawing and Painting..................................19Digital Photography.....................................21Drawing and Painting..................................20Fiber..............................................................22Floral Design ................................................22Glass .............................................................22 Printmaking .................................................22

Class Policies.....................................................23Inclement Weather Policy, Discounts, Supplies, Cancellations & TuitionRefunds

Rental Rates.....................................................24

Registration......................................................25

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MISSION STATEMENT Columbia Art Center is dedicated to providing artisticexperiences in the visual arts for all ages and interest levels and connecting with localart organizations and community businesses in creating diverse offerings.

OVERVIEWColumbia Art Center offers year-round art classes, rotating galleryexhibitions, a gallery gift shop, summer art camp for children, art birthday parties,studio rentals, a Japanese Garden, art and life enhancement lectures, and more!Columbia Art Center is part of Columbia Association’s Community ServicesDivision. Under Columbia Association, Columbia Art Center is 28 years old, but ithas been a functioning arts school for more than 40 years. It was formerly known asthe Antioch Visual Arts Center.

LOCATION Columbia Art Center is located in the Long Reach Village Center (nextto Stonehouse Community Center) just minutes from Route 175 and Tamar Drive.

DIRECTIONS From Route 29, take 175 East towards Jessup. Follow 175 forseveral miles to the light at Tamar Drive. Turn left on Tamar and go one mile. Turn right on Cloudleap Court. Turn left into Long Reach Village Center parkinglot. The Art Center is located in the courtyard (look for the large round window).From I-95, take the MD 100 West exit (43B) towards Ellicott City. Take theSnowden River Exit (3). Enter the roundabout and take the second exit ontoSnowden River Parkway. Turn right on Tamar Drive and drive .5 miles. Turn left at Cloudleap Court. Park in the Long Reach Village Center lot on the left.Columbia Art Center is located in the courtyard (look for large round window).

CONTACT INFO 6100 Foreland Garth • Columbia, MD • 21045 Telephone • 410-730-0075 Fax • 410-997-2902 Web site • ColumbiaArtCenter.org

EMAIL General Information • Art.Staff@ColumbiaAssociation.org Liz Henzey • Liz.Henzey@ColumbiaAssociation.org Trudy Babchak • Trudy.Babchak@ColumbiaAssociation.org

HOURS Monday-Thursday • 9:30am-9pm Friday • 9:30am-5pm* Saturday • 9am-5pm Sunday • 11-5pm

STAFF Liz Henzey • DirectorTrudy Babchak • Assistant Director

FRONT DESK FACILITATORSLiron Fisch, Barbara Herschman • Donna LonegroDorion Mitchell, Annette Morgan, Jackie Serpico, Wendy Silver

Christina McCleary • Ceramics Studio ManagerNancy McIntosh • Kiln TechnicianJann Tamburello • Glaze TechnicianMegan Trail • Ceramics Studio Assistant

Monica Herber • Daytime Program Coordinator Manique Buckmon • Youth Programs Curriculum AssistantThomas Janasek • Camp DirectorPriya Vadhyar • Volunteer

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Backward / / Forward Dave Eassa and Evelyn Hoffman

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Color and Form Joseph Paul CassarGouache, Paper Cut-Outs, Ink, Pastels, Acrylic on Canvas.Reception for both shows: Saturday, March 14, 3-5pm

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Blossoms of Hope 6th Annual Juried Theme ShowPortraits and Profiles: Inspirations in My LifeProceeds benefit the Claudia Mayer/Tina Broccolino Cancer Resource Center.Awards Ceremony and Reception: Friday, A pril 17, 5:30-7:30pm

� May 14-June 21Faculty/Student AnnualExhibitionFeatures a variety of art created by instructors and students of Columbia Art Center.Reception and Pot-luck Dinner: Tuesday, May 19, 5:30-7:30pm

Off the Beaten Path Spring Tourwith Roberta Greenstein

Columbia Art Center is offering three artfultours to locations near and far! Join facilitator,Roberta Greenstein, as she takes you to CarrollCounty, Howard County, and Washington, DCin the comfort of door-to-door van service.Enjoy viewing art and meeting artists! Enjoylunch at a local eatery. Please arrive atColumbia Art Center promptly at 9:30am. The tour will return to Columbia by 3:30pm. $45 Tuition (Lunch is not included in tuition)

� April 1 • Carroll CountyShiloh PotteryHandmade pottery on a working farm

Carroll County Arts CouncilPeep ShowArt created from marshmallow peeps!

Lunch

Off Track ArtsArtist’s co-op dedicated to advancing the arts in Westminster as well as the careers, ideas, and artistic visions of its members.

� May 6 • Howard CountyChaya Shapiro StudioWatercolor symbols, abstract paintings,landscapes, and fiber art.

Lunch at Savage Mill

Roxy’s ArtAssemblage sculptures, oil, and acrylic.

Expressway StudioA space for painting, sculpting, making collages and playing music.

A Little Bit Stained glass painting and jewelry.

� June 3 • Washington, DCGlen Echo Silver WorksStudio and GalleryOngoing display and sales of the residentartists and students in a working silversmithstudio.

Glen Echo Glass WorksGlass works influenced by Swedish and Italian techniques.

Lunch

Washington NationalCathedral Overview of the Cathedral’s art, architecture,history, and mission ($6 admission fee toenter the Washington National Cathedral is tobe paid to Art Center upon arrival on June 3).

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Columbia Art Center

RENTALSNew gallery rental opportunity for summer months! Attention artists: If you would like to showcase your art and hold your own reception in a

professional gallery setting, then here is an opportunity for you. Columbia Art Center now

provides gallery space for rent during July and August. For a reasonable rate, you are welcome

to rent the Main Gallery for one to two week s, install your own show and host your own reception.

Invite family, friends, community members, press, and art collectors. For more details and

availability, call Columbia Art Center at 410-730-0075.

*Rentals in galleries are contingent on type of show on exhibit. See rental rates listed on page 24.

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GALLERY SHOPThe Gallery Shop at Columbia Art Center offers a varietyof one-of-a-kind handcrafted and affordable art created byinstructors and students.The Gallery Shop has a selection of art ideal for gift-giving, home collections and practical use. It

includes functional pottery, jewelry, fiber, paintings, photographs, glass works, cards and more!

Gallery Shop Hours: Mon-Thurs 9:30am-9:30pm, Fri 9:30am-5pm, Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 11am-5pm

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School’s Out Program for grades 1-8

When Howard County public schools are out, come to the Art Center for an amazing day of creative fun andgo home with cool art projects. Bring a friend, make new friends, pack a lunch, and enjoy a fun day of art!Children will be served a snack and beverage after 3:30pm. Registration can be taken until the day before theSchool’s Out date. The program lessons will be available to view a month before each date.

Full Day: 7:30am-5:30pm, $50 per child. Drop-off begins at 7:30am; art activities begin at 9am. To register, please call Columbia Art Center at 410-730-0075 or email Art.Staff@ColumbiaAssociation.org.

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Summer Break 6/15-6/19: Theme: Time Travel Extravaganza(Dates pending official last day of school for Howard County)June 15 • Dinosaurs and CavemenJune 16 • Magical Journey with Harry PotterJune 17 • Travel to Ancient Greece and RomeJune 18 • Space Odyssey and BeyondJune 19 • Rockin’ into the 70s

School’s Out Spring 2015 Program DatesSpring Break 3/30-4/3 and 4/6: Theme: Sea AdventuresMarch 30 • ShorelineThe Great Wave of Kanagawa Prints and Ocean Tale SketchbooksMarch 31 • SeasideWinslow Homer’s Sea Landscape Painting and Joseph Cornell Inspired Sandstone Treasure Self-Portrait BoxesApril 1 • Under the Sea“Beasts of the Sea” Collage Inspired by Henri Matisse and Jellyfish Sculptures including found object creations.April 2 • Deep Blue SeaOrca Whale Mixed Media Masks and Aboriginal Sea creature Dot PaintingApril 3 • Save the ChesapeakeSewing Edition: Bay Life and Class Mural –Protect Our Waters QuiltApril 6 • Peaceful OceansCeramic Coral Reef Sculpture and Save the Ocean Mixed Media Graffiti PostersMay 1 • Indonesian Discovery: Batik Fabric Prints and Shadow Puppets

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artcampArt Camp provides exciting avenues of creativity and discoveryto every camper in a healthy and safe environment. Each weekhas a unique theme to promote diverse and entertainingprojects for each camp session. Campers experiment withcolors, textures, mediums and performance methods throughdaily projects and lessons. Art Specialists teach visual andperforming arts processes, including printmaking, painting,three-dimensional design, collage, drawing, clay works,puppetry, skit creation and much more. The young artists areencouraged to explore their imaginations and develop theirown style of artistic expression. Additional programmingincludes Zumba® dance class, daily outdoor recreation time,swimming once a week and other performance relatedactivities. There will be a special collaborative camp project or show at the end of each one-week session.

Sessions begin Monday, June 22 and run through Friday, August 15!Monday-Friday, 8:30am-4pmBefore and aftercare availableCA Member/ CA Resident: $255 weeklyNon-Member/Non-Resident: $285 weekly

Time Travel Themes for 2015

June 22-26 • Prehistoric Adventures with Dinosaurs and Caveman

June 29-July 3 • The Mysteries of Atlantis and the Sea

July 6-10 • Magical Fun with Harry Potter

July 13-17 • Exploring Ancient Greece and Rome

July 20-24 • Back to the Future

July 27-July 31 • Dr. Seuss Comes to Life

Aug 3-7 • Renaissance and Medieval Festival

Aug 10-14 • Rockin’ into the 70’s

For more information or to request a Columbia Association campcatalog, call 410-715-3168 or 410-730-0075.

Columbia Art Center is pleased toinvite students ages 11-13 toparticipate in its Visiting Artist Series.The series is designed to encourageyoung artists to improve their technicalskills while acquiring a sense ofpersonal expression. The programprovides an opportunity for students toconnect with community artists and tocultivate a passion for the arts. Guestinstructors will discuss their personalart and creative process while teachinga unique and challenging workshop.

June 17 • Botanical Printmakingwith Korey RosenbaumLearn about artists inspired by thenatural world (inspired by artists Anna Atkins and Andy Goldsworthy).After collecting materials from anature walk, create one-of-a-kind printsusing exciting printmaking techniquesthat explore layering and composition.

June 18 • 2-Dimensional Explorationswith Liron FischInvestigate the world of 2-D. Learn to draw and paint a still life and acontour drawing using pencil, charcoal,pastels, and acrylics. Let’s experimentand create a mixed media masterpiece!

7:30am-5:30pm, $50 per child; drop-offbegins at 7:30am; art activities begin at9am. To register, please call ColumbiaArt Center at 410-730-0075 or emailArt.Staff@ColumbiaAssociation.org.

Visiting Artist Series for grades 5-8

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Palettes & Paint Brushes Ages 5+Have a blast with your friends as you fill your canvas with images in the unique style of a famous painter. Choose the dynamic swirling style of Van Gogh or the brightly-colored pop art style of Andy Warhol to create your own fabulous painting.

Magical Shrinky Dink® Art Ages 8-17Create your own matching earrings and pendant or a cubism creature using the magical and transforming Shrinky Dink® material. Art style choices: optical art, pop art or cubism.

Minecraft Madness Ages 5+Are you a Minecraft fan? Do you want everyone to know it? At this party you can learn how to draw your favorite 3-D friendly or unfriendly creature and put it on a T-shirt! Make your own party world and create a real life game sword!

Bricks 4 Kidz® (90 minute party) Ages 5+Bricks 4 Kidz® provides an interactive ultimate LEGO® building experience.Set up includes project kits with motorized models and spin art activities.Come build, play and celebrate today!

Graffiti Artist for the Day Ages 10-17You and your friends will experience the thrill of mastering basic drawing and painting skills. Choose a style: classic bubble, cartoon or stencil to design your own board or t-shirt.P ARTiES

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Each of these parties can be tailored for birthdays,graduations, report card celebrations and family parties.Columbia Association Art Center parties include the following:

Invitations, cake, food and beverage, colorful paper products, party themed

activities, two party attendants, art instruction, set-up and clean-up.

For pricing and more information on these parties and for art parties for adults,

go to ColumbiaAssociation.org/Facilities/Columbia-Art-Center/Art-Center-Parties

or call 410-715-3169.

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CLASSIC PARTIESFairy Dust and Dragon Wings Ages 5+Explore fairy tales and myths during this artistic escape to another world! Create a carnival mask, costume wings or a fairy tale sketchbook.

Passport and Traveling Journals Ages 5+Create your own photo passports and imagine visiting your favorite place. Learn about its culture and design your own traveling journal using a variety of creative techniques. Fill the pages with your own artwork!

Paints, Paws, and Claws Ages 5+Take a journey around the globe, learning about colorful animal art! Create a vibrant mask or shadow puppet and design habitat scenery for your party animal!

Wear-a-Doodle Party! Ages 5+Make an impression with your one-of-a-kind design! Imprint your artwork on a t-shirt or cinch bag. Choose your own theme. Note: Wear-A-Doodle items are not guaranteed to be printed by the conclusion of the party. If not completed at the party, then they will be ready for pickup in two days.

JEWELRY PARTIESCrazy Beaded Charms Ages 10-17Join the latest craze in beading with new two-hole beads called Super Duos. The color combos are endless and you can make as many one-of-a-kind pieces as time allows.

Super Duos Bead Bracelet Ages 10-17Be a trendsetter and create a stylish Super Duos beaded bracelet. Learn bead weaving by stitching these new beads and seed beads together.

Elegant to Expressive Pearl Bracelet Ages 10-17Your friends will rave about your new neon weave bracelet! Design an elegant or funky accessory after learning quick and simple techniques that combine round beads, pearls and/or seed beads.

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GRS‘LEnjoy an evening of fun and art with your girlfriends. Feel free to bring your ownsnacks and beverages! Girls’ Night Out provides a great way to spend a Thursday or Friday evening with your friends. Visit Columbia Art Center’s website for images of GNO projects at ColumbiaArtCenter.org.

PAINT NIGHT with Korey RosenbaumCelebrate the beginning of spring and unleash your inner artist. Follow the instructorstep-by-step to create your very own masterpiece in a stress-free environment. All materials provided.Thursday, April 9, 6:30-8:30pm$25 for both Residents and Non-Residents

SLAB HAPPY with Janice CrumFor ages 21 and older. Have you always wanted to try your hand at makingsomething with clay? Join us and see what it’s all about! In this workshop, participantswill cover basic methods of slab hand-building with clay to construct creative uniquedecor projects such as jewelry, candle holders, mirrors and more. Projects will then bestamped, carved, and painted with colorful underglazes. Please allow a minimum of two weeks for the drying and firing of finished work. Friday, May 8, 6:30-9:30pm$40 for both Residents and Non-Residents

FOODIE ART with Chaya ShapiroArt and food recipes, what a combination! Bring your favorite recipe and one or moreactual ingredients or pictures of them. Create a dynamic piece of art depicting the visualand instructions. Enjoy using watercolor, pencil, collage, and photography or chooseother media to use! The possibilities are limitless for where you take your creation! Thursday, June 11, 6:30-8:30pm$25 for both Residents and Non-Residents

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MOMMY AND ME ART PLAY For adult and child ages 2-5 with Laura EasterToddlers will explore colors, shapes, and textures using age-appropriate tools and art supplies. Each class explores a new theme and experience for your child. Learn to mixcolors, make new colors with various paint combinations and have fun creating art projects with sand, cloth, ribbon,leaves, pine cones, and more! Each class includes a shortstory time to give children the opportunity to learn howtheir masterpieces connect to the real world.Sunday, April 12, 1-2:30pm Flowers are blooming!Sunday, May 3, 1-2:30pm Tiny critters and small creatures!Sunday, June 7, 1-2:30pm Welcome summer fun!$15 for Residents and Non-Residents

Note: Must register by the Friday before each weekend program.$5 for each additional child. Please call to see if drop-in option is available the weekend of each class.

I AM AN ARTIST! For ages 3-5with Becky LeggHave fun learning about shapes, colors and textures usingyour senses in hands-on art activities. Enjoy experimentingand playing with a variety of media. Your child will bringhome a masterpiece each week. Tuesdays, April 21-May 12, 10:30-11:15am (4 sessions) orTuesdays, May 19-June 9, 10:30-11:15am (4 sessions)$35 Residents/$45 Non-Residents

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CLASSESUnless otherwise noted, supplies are included in the cost of tuition for youth classes. Because the Columbia Art Center wants students to focus on the activity and not worry about getting messy, it is recommended that they wear old clothes or bring a smock for all activities. NOTE: Classes in this section are listed in order of offerings for youngest ages to offerings for oldest ages.

MIXED MEDIA MANIA For ages 5-10 with Korey RosenbaumHave fun learning about the principles and elements ofdesign by creating cultural projects using a variety of mediaincluding paints, found objects, fabric, paper and more! Sundays April 26-May 17, 1-2:30pm (4 sessions) orSundays June 7-28,1-2:30pm (4 sessions)Note: Drop-ins for one or two classes are welcomed. $15-Residents/$20-Non-Residents per class.$50 Residents/$60 Non-Residents per class.

PAINTING EXPLORATION For ages 6-9with Manique BuckmonWho said fun and learning couldn’t be done at the sametime? Learn the basics of painting: explore color values,mixing, and other principles of design, while learningdifferent techniques developed by famous painters. At thetime of your registration, you will be given a supplies list.Tuesdays, April 28-May 19, 5:30-7pm (4 sessions)orTuesdays, May 26-June 16, 5:30-7pm (4 sessions)$60 Residents/$70 Non-Residents

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KIDS AND CLAY: MORE THAN MUD PIES For ages 6-11with Megan TrailFor youth at any level of clay experience. In a fun andrelaxing atmosphere, learn basic techniques of hand-building(coil, pinch, slab) to express individuality and creativity.Projects will be colorful and creative as they relate to seasons,literature, music and more. Clay, use of tools, glazing andfiring are included in tuition.Saturdays, April 4-May 23, 9:30-11am (8 sessions)$100-Residents/$110-Non-Residents

BASIC ZENTANGLE® WORKSHOP For ages 9-11with Arlene Mindus, CZNEW! Students in grades 4 and 5 and any artistic abilitycan learn this easy and fun method of drawing linear,abstract patterns. Certified Zentangle® teacher, ArleneMindus, will guide you in creating hand-drawn art, onestroke at a time. The Zentangle® method developsfocus, creativity, hand-eye coordination, following step-by-step directions, and problem solving techniques.A $5 supplies fee (for a mini Zentangle® kit) will becollected at the beginning of the workshop.Sunday, April 12, 1:30-3:30pm (1 session)$30 for Resident and Non-Resident

INTERMEDIATE ZENTANGLE® WORKSHOP For ages 9-11with Arlene Mindus, CZNEW! Continue to explore this easy and fun method ofdrawing linear, abstract patterns. Certified Zentangle®Teacher, Arlene Mindus, will guide you in creating a series ofdifferent hand-drawn patterns, adding to those learned inthe basic workshop, The Zentangle® method develops focusand creativity, reduces stress, and provides artistic satisfaction.Bring your mini Zentangle® kit from the basic workshop.Sunday, April 26, 1:30-3:30pm (1 session)$30 for Resident and Non-Resident

DRAWING FOR YOUTH For ages 9-12with Alina PoroshinaContinuing students are encouraged in this class! Pre-adolescents reach a point where they want to achievenew levels of realism in their art. To do this, they must learnto see with an artist’s eye. This course introduces methods to help reach their goals in a fun and productive way!Students will be introduced to graphite, charcoal, pastel and colored pencils. Thursdays, April 30-June 4, 4:30-6pm (6 sessions)$95 Residents/$105 Non-Residents

PAINTING BY DESIGN For ages 10-14with Kate CavanaughExpand your understanding of color theory and how tochoose subjects for paintings from photographs. As a group,you will work on one painting together, exploring variousways to begin a composition. You will then choose your own subject matter for a painting.Mondays, April 27-May 18 5:45-7:15pm (4 sessions)orMondays, June 1-22, 5:45-7:15pm (4 sessions)$60 Residents/$70-Non-Residents

DRAWING FROM OBSERVATION For ages 11-17with Liron FischBuild your portfolio! Learn technical drawing skills to assistyou in observational drawing. Foundations such as light,shadow, line and composition will be the focus of the class.Drawings will be developed by carefully observing still lifesubject matters under light sources. You will use charcoal,pencils and pastel. Monday, April 20-June 1, 5-7pm (6 sessions) No class on 5/25$85 Residents/$95 Non-Residents

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PORTRAIT DRAWING FOR TEENS For ages 13-17with Korey RosenbaumDraw from live models! Ideal for homeschoolers. Begin withclassroom studies of basic proportion and careful observationto achieve likeness and form. Learn skills which addressdrawing accuracy and explore modern techniques that focuson expressiveness. Live models will be used in the final threesessions. A $20 modeling fee is to be paid directly to theteacher at the first meeting. Tuesdays, April 21-May 26, 5-7pm (6 sessions)$85 Residents/$95 Non-Residents

MAKING COMICS For ages 11-14with Adam GoodeHave you ever wanted to tell a story with pictures? Do youhave an idea for a new super hero? Have you figured out anew story for your favorite character? Come try out yourideas in this fun class. Explore character development,storyboarding, and look at techniques for digitalimplementation using Manga Studio Pro.Tuesdays, April 21-June 9, 5-7pm (8 sessions)$85 Residents/$95 Non-Residents

BASIC ZENTANGLE® WORKSHOP For Ages 12-14with Arlene Mindus, CZTNEW! Students of any artistic ability can learn this easy andfun method of drawing linear, abstract patterns. CertifiedZentangle® Teacher, Arlene Mindus, will guide you increating hand-drawn art, one stroke at a time. TheZentangle® method develops focus and creativity, hand-eyecoordination, following step-by-step directions, and problemsolving techniques. A $5 supplies fee (for a mini Zentangle®kit) will be collected at the beginning of the workshop.Sunday, May 3, 1:30-3:30pm (1 session)$30 for Resident and Non-Resident

INTERMEDIATE ZENTANGLE® WORKSHOP For Ages 12-14with Arlene Mindus, CZTNEW! Continue to explore this easy and fun method ofdrawing linear, abstract patterns. Certified Zentangle®Teacher, Arlene Mindus, will guide you in creating a series ofdifferent hand-drawn patterns, adding to those learned inthe basic workshop. The Zentangle® method develops focusand creativity, reduces stress, and provides artistic satisfaction.Bring your mini Zentangle® kit from the basic workshop. Sunday, May 31, 1:30-3:30pm (1 session)$30 for Resident and Non-Resident

CERAMIC JEWELRY: DESIGNER BOBBLES,BROACHES, AND BUTTONS For ages 12-17with Megan TrailCreate unique and personalized pendants, earrings andmore. Through hand-building and the use of plaster molds,students will learn to construct small ceramic works ofwearable art. Projects will then be stamped, carved andpainted with colorful glazes. Clay, use of tools, glazing and firing are included in tuition.Saturdays, May 30-June 20, 12-2pm (4 sessions)$65 Residents/$75 Non-Resident

TEEN WHEEL-THROWING For ages 12-17with Joe VitekFor both total beginners and those with clay experience!Learn the fundamental skills involved with making potteryon the wheel. All the basics including clay preparation,throwing techniques, and glazing will be taught, as well asopportunities for some hand-building. Have fun makingvases, mugs, bowls, and plates, as well as other formsaccording to ability and desire. Clay, use of tools, glazing and firing are included in tuition. Thursdays, April 16-June 4, 4-6pm (8 sessions)$120 Residents/$130 Non-Residents

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ART THROUGH THE CURRICULUM For ages 5-8with Becky LeggDesigned for individuals and groups! This art integration class willallow you to develop artistic skills and techniques while learning age-appropriate basics in subjects such as language, mathematics, history,science and health. An in-depth exploration of the individual subjectswill be further explored in the following sessions. Provide your childwith a new way of learning a subject while they have fun creating art.Mondays, April 13-June 8, 1-3:30pm (8 sessions), No class 5/25Parents and siblings are welcome to stay in adjacent studio during class times.$80 Residents/$90 Non-Residents

HOMESCHOOL – THE FOUNDATIONS OF ART For ages 9 and olderwith Ryan SmithNEW! This course is designed to give homeschoolers theopportunity to discover the world of art in an active class-like setting.Students will learn the elements and principles that are usedthroughout the entire art world and explore different methods andmediums to utilize these building blocks. With these necessary tools,homeschoolers will be ready to discover who they are as an artist. Mondays, April 13-June 8, 1-3:30pm (8 sessions), No class 5/25Parents and siblings are welcome to stay in adjacent studio during class times.$80 Residents/$90 Non-Residents

FREE FAMILY ART FRENZY All ages welcome!with Ryan SmithEvery third Sunday come to Columbia Art Center and enjoy a free family friendly art activity! Join us to experiment with mixedmedia and have a blast creating your own inspired creations.Children under the age of 8 must be accompanied by a guardian.And remember — it’s free! Sunday, April 19, 1-3pm (1 session)orSunday, May 17, 1-3pm (1 session)TEACH HOMESCHOOL

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CERAMICSNOTE: All spring 2015 enrolled ceramics students can use openstudio free of charge to practice their skills. Free open studio isavailable when classes are not in session. See listing of availableopen studio hours posted in the Ceramics Studio. Ceramic classesinclude use of studio equipment, all bisque firings, glazes, andglaze firings for up to 20-25 medium sized pieces (approximately200 cu. in. each) per session, e.g. 10 week session = 25 pieces, 8 weeksession = 20 pieces, etc. Students who wish to produce an excess of 25 medium pieces each session will be charged an additional firingfee per cubic inch. Individual tools and clay are not included.Please no production work.

CERAMIC WORKSHOPSGIVE IT A SPIN with Joe VitekHave you always wanted to try your hand at makingsomething on the potter’s wheel? Join us and see what it’s allabout! In this three-hour workshop, participants will covermethods of centering clay and throwing bowl and cylinderforms. It’s a great way to spend an afternoon. Students willdecorate finished pieces using commercial under-glaze andslips. For ages 16 and older. Please allow a minimum of twoweeks for the drying and firing of finished work.Saturday, April 11, 1-4pm (1 session)$40 Residents/$50 Non-Residents

SLAB HAPPY: GIRLS’ NIGHT OUT with Janice CrumFor ages 21 and older. Have you always wanted to try your hand at makingsomething with clay? Join us and see what it’s all about. Inthis workshop participants will cover basic methods of slabhand-building with clay to construct creative unique decorprojects such as jewelry, candle holders, mirrors and more.Projects will then be stamped, carved, and painted with

colorful underglazes. It’s a great way to spend a night withyour friends. Feel free to bring your own snacks andbeverages. Please allow a minimum of 2 weeks for the dryingand firing of finished work.Friday, May 8, 6:30-9pm (1 session)Tuition $40 Note Slab Happy is part of Girls’ Night Out (GNO) offerings at Columbia Art Center. See page 10.

CERAMIC CLASSESINTRODUCTION TO THE WHEEL: LEARNING TO LOVE CLAYFor total beginners and those with some clay experience.Learn the basics of working on the potter’s wheel. Wedgeand center clay and learn how to turn basic thrown formsinto beautiful vases, cups and bowls. Simple glazing anddecorating techniques are also introduced. Supplies areavailable to purchase on the first day of class.EVENING CLASS with Donna LansmanTuesdays, April 14-June 16, 6:30-9pm (10 sessions)$285 Residents/$295 Non-Residents

DAYTIME CLASS with Nancy Ziegenfus McIntoshThursdays, April 16-June 18, 10am-12:30pm (10 sessions)$285 Residents/$295 Non-Residents

INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED WHEEL with Joe VitekExpand and strengthen your throwing skills whiledeveloping your own personal style in clay. Basic shapes willbe transformed into more complex forms. Sophisticatedsurface decoration will be explored using advanced glazingtechniques, oxide and wax design elements and simplebrushwork with slips.Tuesdays, April 14-June 16, 10am-12:30pm (10 sessions)$285 Residents/$295 Non-Residents

INTERMEDIATE WHEEL: BEYOND THE BASICSwith Jann TamburelloThis class will push you beyond your current proficiencylevel and comfort zone. Creating a ceramic piece requiressuccessful completion of many different and complicatedtechniques which become easier when broken down intoindividual steps. Practice and hone these skills and, as you doso, gain greater confidence to move on to more challengingprojects. With the instructor, you will refine your techniquesand explore your own voice in clay.Wednesdays, April 15-June 17, 10am-12:30pm (10 sessions)$285 Residents/$295 Non-Residents

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LOW FIRE PRINTMAKING ON CLAYwith Megan TrailNEW! All levels of ceramics experience welcomed!Imagine, ink, and invent! Are you looking for a way tofinally unify the two-dimensional with the three-dimensional? If so, image transfer is the process for you!In this special topic series, students will use red terracotta on which to explore screen printing techniques,newsprint transfer and what is needed to set up, create and realize image transfer onto clay.Thursdays, April 16, April 30, May 14 and May 2810am-12:30pm (4 sessions)$125 Residents/$135 Non-Residents

LOW FIRE: DOLL-MAKING with Janice CrumNEW! Some clay experience preferred. Making abeautiful doll doesn’t have to be complicated. Learnthe basics of creating a figure out of clay with movableparts. Whether you like quirky and fun or serious andsurreal, each student will explore concepts ofexpressiveness and gesture to make their doll unique.This class will take students from the sketching andplanning stage all the way through to construction and assembly of a simple doll. Sketchbooks arerecommended for this class.Thursdays, April 9, April 23, May 7 and May 2110am-12:30pm (4 sessions)$100 Residents/$110 Non-Residents

LOW FIRE: THE ART OF SERVING with Megan TrailNEW! Create beautiful hand-built dessert dishes withtexture, sgraffito, mishima and more. In this four-week class you will learn about a variety of dessert dishforms while exploring cultural ceremonies throughouthistory. Discussions of how to marry form andpurpose will be the point of departure for creatingyour set of dessert ware. Students will focus on shape,rims, handles and foot making techniques.Intermediate/Advanced levels.Thursdays, April 2-23, 6:30-9pm (4 sessions)$100 Residents/$110 Non-Residents

CLaYLOW FIRE: SCULPTURE-CREATURE FEATUREwith Christina McClearyNEW! Some stories can’t be told through pots. Here’sa chance to learn how to express stories throughanimal figures with and without found objects. Eachstudent will choose their own animal to focus on andwork alongside the class facilitator in developing apersonal body of work. Forming techniques andsurface treatments including underglaze, oxides, decals,and colored slip decoration will be covered. This classis geared to the self-directed student who wishes toexplore storytelling through clay.Intermediate/Advanced levels.Thursdays, April 30-May 28, 6:30-9pm (5 sessions)$150 Residents/$160 Non-Residents

LOW FIRE: EXPLORATIONS WITH FORM AND FUNCTION with Megan TrailNEW! All levels of ceramics experience welcomed!Create hand-built ceramics works with texture,graffito, mishima and more using low-fire terra cottaclay. Students will discover traditional andcontemporary pottery forms while exploring coloredslips, terra sigillata, and stains. Color theory, brushwork, imagery, and functionality will also beemphasized. Discussions on how to marry form andpurpose will be the point of departure for creatingpersonalized works. Tuesdays, April 14-June 16, 6:30-9pm (10 sessions)$235 Residents/$245 Non-Residents

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SALONSERIESSponsored by Columbia Art Center and Little Patuxent Review.FREE monthly presentations by area artists, poets, actors, musicians,and other specialists.Series includes the following presentations for Spring 2015.For complete listing, contact Columbia Art Center or visit ColumbiaArtCenter.org.

Monday, April 13, 7pmMountain View Bluegrass ConcertBack by popular demand! Enjoy an evening of bluegrassmusic with recognized musical group Mountain View.

Monday, May 11, 7pmRobert Neal Marshall, Filmmaker andPlaywright: The Titanic Experience as a PlayEnjoy a unique inside look at the developmental process ofcreating a new theatrical work, Marshall’s recent play 41N 50W. The play premiered last year in Southampton,UK and is a documentary-style historical drama based on the 1912 Titanic US Senate Hearings led by MichiganSenator William Alden Smith. The play presents a differentperspective on the tragedy, focusing on key players andrescue efforts surrounding the tragedy. Marshall will shareunique history about the Titanic as you are taken on amoving journey directly over the wreck site of the Titanic.

Monday, June 8, 7pmSeth Kibel, Musician: The Origins of Jazz Enjoy an evening of music and discussion which focuses onthe early decades of music now called jazz. The discussionwill focus on New Orleans where multiple ethnicities andseveral musical traditions converged to give birth to thisuniquely American musical genre. You will then travel toChicago, in the 1920’s, and wind up in New York, whichultimately becomes the epicenter of jazz from the 1930’s upuntil the present day. Genres examined will include dixie-land, stride piano, early swing and big band music.

THROWING WITH PORCELAIN with Yoshi FujiiNEW! Designed for intermediate and advanced students.This class provides students the chance to work exclusivelywith porcelain clay and develop their own personal style.The instructor will challenge participants to move beyondtheir comfort zone through demonstrations and groupcritiques. Surface techniques and glaze application will alsobe emphasized. This class is for students looking to refinetheir throwing skills in porcelain.Wednesdays, April 15-June 17, 6:30-9pm (10 sessions)$285-Residents/$295-Non-Residents

ADVANCED CERAMICS with Nancy Ziegenfus McIntoshDesigned for students with intermediate handbuilding orwheel experience. Learn to glaze and fire your worksthrough a variety of firing techniques including reduction,pit, and sager. Handbuilding and wheel demonstrations willbe given each class. Details will be posted about firingsscheduled throughout the session. Participation in firings islimited to students enrolled in the class.Thursdays, April 16-June 18, 6:30-9pm (10 sessions)$285 Residents/$295 Non-Residents

HANDBUILDING: DREAMING IT INTO CLAY with Christina McClearyLearn pinch, coil, slab and handbuilding techniques. Gainboth ability and personal style in clay. Demonstrations offunctional and abstract forms will guide you in developingindividual works of art. You are welcome to complete classassignments or work on your own projects. Assignmentsmay include plates, goblets, compound extruded forms,birdhouses, beads, tiles and much more. Explore uses ofhand-made stamps, found objects, and alternative firingtechniques to make and finish your work.Saturdays, April 18-June 13, 10am-12:30pm (8 sessions) No class 5/23$255 Residents/$265 Non-Residents

INDEPENDENT STUDYDesigned as independent studio time for advanced ceramicstudents to pursue personal projects during day andweekend hours when classes are not in session. There is noinstruction. Students must be experienced with the studioequipment, clay and glaze use, and clean-up processes.Please no production work.Prerequisite: One Columbia Art Center intermediate levelceramics class and teacher approval.April 13-June 15 (10 weeks)$255 Residents/$265 Non-Residents

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Do you enjoy crafts but find you don’t have time to indulgein them at home? Why not enjoy a fun morning of creatingcrafts and jewelry projects at Columbia Art Center? In acomfortable learning setting with others who share yourappreciation of crafts, enjoy making fun and quick projectsthat you will take home with you! Sign up for more thanthree workshops, and get a fourth one for free!

HAND-PAINTED METAL MIRROR with Anna DeBose-HankinsCreate a beautiful hand-painted mirror that can stand on itsown as a beautiful art piece for your home or give as a gift!You’ll be amazed at the beautiful results you can achieve withalcohol inks and metal.Tuesday, April 21, 10am-12pm (1 session)$25 Residents/$35 Non-Residents

UNIQUELY YOU JOURNAL with Anna DeBose-HankinsWhy purchase a journal when you can easily create a beautifuljournal that is uniquely you? In this workshop we will use theeasy-to-learn pamphlet stitch to create two beautifulhandcrafted journals — one to keep and one to share. Onceyou get the hang of the easy pamphlet stitch you may soonfind yourself making a few of them to have on hand! A hand-stitched journal makes a thoughtful and beautiful gift. Tuesday, April 28, 10am-12pm (1 session)$25 Residents/$35 Non-Residents

JOURNALED CANVAS with Anna DeBose-HankinsImagine taking thoughts, quotes, images, and wordsmeaningful to you and creating a stunning work of art that willboth inspire and speak to you each day! Use alternating layersof text, transparent and opaque paints and stencils to transforma blank canvas into a beautiful one-of-a-kind art piece. Pleasebring toner-based black and white copies of journal pages,quotes and other words and images that have meaning to you.Tuesday, May 5, 10am-12pm (1 session)$25 Resident/$35 Non-Residents

FUNCTIONAL CHIC CREATIONS with Nova LaMasonEnjoy crafting with style as you create functional items suchas jewelry boxes, clipboards and hand fans. Using recycleditems, found objects and fiber scraps, learn techniques forcreating everyday functional items with your own personalstyle. Most supplies and materials are provided, but you areencouraged to bring any pieces of jewelry or heirlooms thatyou would like to incorporate into your creations. Tuesday, May 12, 10am-12pm (1 session)$25 Residents/$35 Non-Residents

CHIC WEARABLE ACCESSORIES with Nova LaMasonHave fun learning inexpensive techniques for creating hairaccessories, broaches, charms, and stickpins using recycled andfound objects. Most supplies and materials are provided, butyou are encouraged to bring jewelry, beads and heirlooms that you would like to incorporate into your creations. Tuesday, May 19, 10am-12pm (1 session)$25 Residents/$35 Non-Residents

BEADED NECKLACE AND BRACELET SET with Carolyn ParsaUsing your own individual style, put together your favoritecolors and make a one-of-a-kind necklace and bracelet set.Learn how to design with beads, string them and crimp aclosure to make necklaces and bracelets. When you sign up,you will be given a supplies list. Tuesday, June 2, 10am-12pm, (1 session)$25 Residents/$35 Non-Residents

LEATHER WRAP BRACELET with Carolyn ParsaLearn to make a trendy wrap bracelet using leather cord,beads and charms. Beads are sewn between two leather cordsto make a long strand used as a wrap bracelet. In this class wewill make a bracelet that wraps two times around and uses acharm or button for the closure. When you sign up, you willbe given a supplies list. Tuesday, June 9, 10am-12pm (1 session)$25 Residents/$35 Non-Residents

INTRODUCTION TO WIRE WRAPPING with Carolyn ParsaExpand your jewelry making skills by learning to work withwire. In this workshop, you will start with making simple and wrapped loops, then advance to spiral wrapped beadsand wrapped bead pendants. You can use your wrappedbeads to make earrings, bracelets, or pendants. When yousign up, you will be given a supplies list. Tuesday, June 16, 10am-noon (1 session)$25 Residents/$35 Non-Residents

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DABBLE IN WATERCOLOR — SAMPLING WORKSHOPwith Robert Coe Have you ever wanted to try watercolor painting butweren’t sure how to get started? This samplingworkshop is for you! In a comfortable learningatmosphere, enjoy trying your hand and creativity atwatercolor painting. You will be instructed in fun,hands-on exercises, as well as have the opportunity towatch teacher demonstrations. Bring a friend for afun and creative morning outing! Light refreshmentswill be served and all supplies are included.Saturday, April 11, 10am-12pm (1 session)$30 for both Residents and Non-ResidentsNote: If you take this workshop and decide to enroll ina full session watercolor class, you will get $15 off yourclass tuition.

DABBLE IN OIL PAINTING — SAMPLING WORKSHOPwith Trudy BabchakHave you always been interesting in painting withoils, but weren’t sure how to get started? Thissampling workshop is just for you! In a relaxedlearning environment, enjoy dabbling in oil painting.You will be guided in hands-on exercises, as well aswatch teacher demonstrations of the medium. Bring afriend for a fun morning outing. Light refreshmentswill be served and all supplies are included.Saturday, April 11, 1-3pm (1 session)$30 for both Residents and Non-ResidentsNote: If you take this workshop and decide to enroll ina full session oil painting class, you will get $15 offyour class tuition.

DABBLE IN ACRYLIC PAINT — SAMPLING WORKSHOPwith Korey RosenbaumHave you ever wanted to try acrylic painting butweren’t sure how to get started? This samplingworkshop is for you! In a comfortable and supportivelearning environment, have fun trying your hand andcreativity at acrylic painting. Enjoy watching teacherdemonstrations. You will be instructed in simple, fun, hands-on exercises to give you a feel for

what this medium is like. Light refreshments will beserved and all supplies are included.Saturday, April 18, 10am-12pm (1 session)$30 for both Residents and Non-ResidentsNote: If you take this workshop and decide to enrollin a full session acrylic class, you will get $15 off yourclass tuition.

SUMI-E MINI WORKSHOPSwith Yolanda KohWhether you have been painting for years or havenever picked up a brush, you’ll love learning this fast,easy, free-hand method of painting. Explore the basicstrokes of painting and learn to put them together toform flowers, landscapes and still-lifes in the style ofChinese brush painting. Returning students areencouraged to take the workshop.Sunday, April 19, 1:30-3:30pm (1 session) orSunday, June 14, 1:30-3:30pm (1 session)$35 Residents/$45 Non-Residents

INTRODUCTION TO COLORED PENCIL WORKSHOPwith Deborah MaklowskiLearn about colored pencil as a fine art medium withrespect to materials, applications and techniques.Explore and gain hands-on experience with a varietyof materials and skills, including layering wax-basedcolor pencils on white, medium-toned, and darkpapers. At the time of your registration, you will begiven a list of supplies to purchase for the workshop(approximately $75).Saturday, June 13, 9:30am-3pm$60 Residents/$70 Non-Residents

EXPERIMENTAL WATERCOLOR ON YUPO WORKSHOPwith Yolanda KohLearn to create a watercolor painting on yupo, asynthetic paper (basically plastic) that was designedoriginally for the packaging industry. The colors stayvery bright and strong on yupo. The instructor willdemonstrate how to work with negative shapes,monotypes, remove pigments, compose images andproduce textures. You will practice creating amazingeffects and textures by using mesh, bubble wrap,plastic wrap and needle-point panel. Bring yourwatercolors, brushes, and imprint materials. Yupopaper will be available to purchase from the instructor at the workshop at $2 per sheet.Sunday, April 26, 10am-3pm (One hour lunch break 12-1pm)$65 Residents/$75 Non-Residents

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ZENTANGLE® BASICS WORKSHOPwith Deanna Williford, CZTExplore this popular, easy-to-learn method ofdrawing patterns. Anyone who thinks he or she is a‘non-artist’ can learn! Calligraphers, mixed mediaartists, and journal enthusiasts: enjoy adding somezing to your creations with Zentangle® patterns asembellishments. This approach to drawing will helpyou increase focus, reduce stress, and provideartistic satisfaction. Zentangle® supplies and bookswill be available for purchase. A $5 supplies fee fora mini Zentangle® kit will be collected at thebeginning of the workshop. After participating inthe Basics class, you are invited to join theZentangle® Club which meets at the ColumbiaArt Center the third Thursday of each month.Saturday, May 9, 10:30am-1pm (1 session)$30 for both Residents and Non-Residents

INTERMEDIATE ZENTANGLE I WORKSHOPwith Deanna Williford, CZTPrerequisite: Basics Zentangle® Workshop. In thisworkshop, shading, value and balance will beexplored while you learn more challenging tangles(patterns). Zentangle® books and supplies will beavailable for purchase. Saturday, June 13, 10:30am-1pm (1 session)$30 for both Residents and Non-Residents

ZENTANGLE® COLOR DESIGN WORKSHOPwith Mary Schutz, CZTPrerequisite: Intermediate Zentangle® WorkshopTake your tangling into new directions with colordesigns! Learn to turn beautiful color tangles intointricate symmetrical designs. Designs for this classwill be new and not previously taught in othercolor workshops. A $10 materials fee is due at thebeginning of the class to the teacher.Tuesday, May 19, 6-9pm (1 session)$30 for both Residents and Non-Residents

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DRAWING ANDPAINTING CLASSESNOTE: All students enrolled in spring 2015 drawing and painting class are welcome to use open studio free of charge to practice their skills. Free open studio is availablewhen classes are not in session. Please check with front office for available open studio time.

INTERMEDIATE WATERCOLOR with Joyce Bell This class is designed for continuing watercolor students andwill focus on further developing each artist’s skill level andpersonal style. The relaxed and friendly atmosphere makesthis class a comfortable learning environment to stretch yourartistic ability. Wednesdays, April 15-June 24, 10am-12pm (10 sessions)No class 4/22$165 Residents/$175 Non-Residents

BEGINNING/INTERMEDIATE OIL PAINTING with Trudy BabchakPut aside those fears of oil painting and discover its charmand beauty! Learn to mix colors and apply paints. Createpaintings from sources such as still-lifes, landscapes, masterpaintings, photographs and portraits. Beginning andcontinuing students are welcome to take the class. Supplieslist will be given at first class. Thursdays, April 16-June 18, 6:30-9pm (10 sessions)$170 Residents/$180 Non-Residents

PORTRAIT DRAWING BASICS with Carol ZikaOpen to ages 16 and up. In this portraiture class, you willstudy the anatomy and proportions of the human head andlearn to draw it accurately from different viewpoints. Thecourse is a natural extension of the Right Brain Drawingcourse, but any students with good perceptual skills arewelcome to join the class. You will receive a supplies list whensigning up. Saturdays, April 18-June 20, 10am-12:30pm (8 sessions)No class 5/2 and 5/23$160 Residents/$170 Non-Residents

INTRODUCTION TO WATERCOLOR with Bob CoeIf you have always wanted to try watercolor painting orrefresh your skills in watercolor, this is the class for you!Explore the basics of watercolor by observing demonstrationson a variety of skills and concepts. After each demonstration,students will have time to work on their own paintings.Wednesdays, April 22-June 10, 7-9pm (8 sessions)$130 Residents/$140 Non-Residents

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GUEST ARTISTWORKSHOPPainting WorkshopNew Direction (Or At Least A Detour To An Unknown)

ChayaSchapiroNEW! Painting workshop for artists with somepainting experience! Create new designs with new work or take old paintings, either onwatercolor paper or canvas and explore newconstructions using mono-printing, stamping,painting, and assemblage and more. Make shapesand combine them to design new art using yourown voice in a brand new way - the possibilities are limitless. At the time of your registration, you will be given a supplies list.

Mondays, April 13-20, 6:30-9pm (2 sessions)$60 Residents/$70 Non-Residents

As a painter living in Columbia, MD for 25 years, Chaya Schapiro’s art reflects herpersonal journeys and sensibilities. She isinterested in exploring art not only as paintingfor its sake, but also as a communication tool to listen to an inner feeling or sensation.

ADVANCED WATERCOLOR with Bob CoeBuild on your watercolor skills and challenge yourself to move beyond your comfort zone! If you are comfortable painting in watercolor, explore new andadvanced techniques and concepts through teacherdemonstrations. You will be asked to complete practicework at home; however, there will be some class time to work on your paintings after demonstrations.Saturdays, April 18-June 13, 10am-12pm (8 sessions) No class 5/23 $130 Residents/$140 Non-Residents

INTRODUCTION TO ACRYLICS with Korey RosenbaumHave fun exploring the versatile medium of acrylics! Using various mediums and gels, learn techniques in color mixing, basic blocking in and building up, and howto create different surfaces. Enjoy weekly demonstrations by the instructor. No experience needed.Wednesdays, April 29-June 3, 6:30-8:30pm (6 sessions)$110 Residents/$120 Non-Residents

CONTINUING ACRYLICS with Korey RosenbaumDesigned for continuing students! Take your acrylic skills to the next level by exploring a variety of advancedtechniques. Discover your personal artistic style whileworking on individual projects. Feedback and guidance on in-progress work will be provided by instructor and fellow classmates through group critiques.Mondays, April 27-June 8, 6:30-8:30pm (6 sessions) No class 5/25 Memorial Day$110 Residents/$120 Non-Residents

DIGITAL ARTS AND PHOTOGRAPHYINTRODUCTION TO DIGITALPHOTOGRAPHY with Dennis GilbertLearn the basic concepts of photography through the use of a digital camera and other digital media. Processing,adjusting, printing, and transmission of digital images will be covered. Using the industry standard, AdobePhotoshop® Elements, digital workflow and imageadjustments will be presented. Discussion will includecomposition, proper exposure, and the fundamentals of a good photograph. You will be encouraged to develop your own photographic voice.Fridays, May 15-June 12, 10am-12pm (5 sessions)$65 Residents/$75 Non-Residents

TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS WITH YOUR DIGITAL CAMERA with Dennis GilbertDo you ever wish your photographs could be more creative and satisfying? If so, this is the workshop for you! Through photoassignments, discussion and demonstration, explore cameraoperation in both manual and automatic modes, and examine the elements of composition to learn what makes a goodphotograph. Adjusting photo images with your computer usingAdobe Photoshop®Elements will also be introduced.Fridays, April 17-May 8, 10am-12pm (4 sessions)$60 Residents/$70 Non-Residents

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FIBERINTRODUCTION TO CROCHETwith Anna TaiFor beginners and beyond! Learn the basic crochet stitches:chain stitch (for foundation chain), single crochet and doublecrochet stitches. Start your first crochet scarf! You will begiven a supplies list before the class begins. You are alsowelcome to reserve supplies with the instructor and pay a nominal supplies fee ($8-$15) at the workshop.Saturday, April 18, 9:30-11:30am (1 session)$20 Residents/$30 Non-Residents

INTRODUCTION TO KNITTING with Anna TaiFor beginners and beyond! Explore the joy of knitting andlearn how to cast on, master the knit and purl stitches, andhow to cast off. Using the garter stitch patterns, you willcreate your first scarf. A supplies list will be given to you at thetime of your registration. You are also welcome to reservesupplies with the instructor and pay a nominal supplies fee($8-$15) at the workshop.Saturday, May 30, 9:30-11:30am (1 session)$20 Residents/$30 Non-Residents

FLORAL DESIGN TERRARIUM DESIGN with Carolyn ParsaCreate a miniature garden terrarium in a glass container with live plants. Learn what materials and plants are best to use tobuild a terrarium. Stone and shell accents will be used to createdesign interest. $15 supplies fee required at the workshop.Wednesday, April 22, 6-8pm (1 session)$25 Residents/$35 Non-Residents

MOTHER’S DAY FLORAL BASKET with Carolyn ParsaSurprise Mom this year with a flower basket you madeyourself! Working with fresh flowers is fun and creative. In this workshop, you will start with the basics of materials, tools and design. Learn how to transform an ordinarysupermarket bouquet into a custom floral arrangement! $15 supplies fee required at the workshop.Thursday, May 7, 6-8pm (1 session)$25 Residents/$35 Non-Residents

KISSING BALL with Carolyn ParsaThe kissing ball is a versatile design used for many occasions.Have fun learning to make your own kissing ball with silkflowers and ribbon, and learn to make professional bows forthat added touch. There will also be a discussion about using

various materials including fresh flowers for other occasions.$15 supplies fee required at the workshop. Monday, June 8, 6-8pm (1 session)$25 Residents/$35 Non-Residents

GLASS FUSED GLASS BOWL SAMPLING WORKSHOP with Jean Marie MetteeNEW! Are you fascinated by the beauty and richness of fusedglass? This sampling workshop is for you! Have fun learningbasic fused glass techniques and create your own fused glasssquare bowl. Bring your friends for a fun, creative morning!Light refreshments will be available. Your creation will beready for pickup within two weeks following the workshop.Note: If you take this workshop and decide to enroll in a fullsession introductory fused glass class, you will get $15 offyour class tuition.Saturday, April 18, 10am-1pm$65 Residents/$75 Non-Residents

INTRODUCTION TO FUSED GLASSwith Jean Marie MetteeLearn the process of fusing glass with techniques such as etching,mold-making, stenciling, casting, painting and slumping. Createjewelry, tiles, three-dimensional pieces, bowls and plates using 90 COE and dichroic glass, frit, stringers and metal inclusions.Tools and some supplies are included in the tuition fee.Mondays, April 27-June 15, 6:30-9pm (7 sessions) No class 5/25 Memorial Day$215 Residents/$225 Non-Residents

CONTINUING FUSED GLASSwith Jean Marie MetteeEnhance your knowledge of glass fusing by exploringadvanced fusing techniques. Have fun combining glass withceramics or precious metal clay, making a glass tile floor design,jewelry, or adding a new dimension to your stained glass work.Tools and some supplies are included in the tuition fee. Moreextensive works will require purchase of additional glass.Wednesdays, April 29-June 10, 6:30-9pm (7 sessions)$215 Residents/$225 Non-Residents

PRINTMAKINGLINOLEUM BLOCK PRINTMAKING with Thomas EnglemanNEW! This workshop is designed for all artistic levels!Participants will explore the foundational, technical strategies,and techniques needed to successfully create compositionsusing linoleum block printmaking. Special techniques such as chine colle will be explored. Saturdays, April 25-May 9, 12:30-3pm (3 sessions)$75-Residents/$85 Non-Residents

Class Policies& ProceduresINCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY If Howard County public schools are closed due

to inclement weather, the Columbia Art Center will not hold daytime adult classes or any youth

classes. For information regarding adult afternoon and evening classes and all weekend classes,

please call the Columbia Art Center at 410-730-0075.

DISCOUNTS Individuals who live or work full-time on Columbia Association assessed prop-

erty pay the discounted “Resident “ tuition for classes. All others must pay the “Non-Resident “

tuition. Access to CA facilities and programs may be denied to a Columbia Resident (member or

non-member) whose property is the subject of a covenant violation referred to the Architectural

Resource Committee for Action.

SUPPLIES Adult students are responsible for purchasing their own materials for most

classes. Refer to course description for clarification or call Columbia Art Center for additional

information. A supply list for adult classes will be supplied upon registration.

CANCELLATION AND TUITION REFUNDS Columbia Art Center reserves the

right to cancel any class for any reason. In the event the Art Center must cancel a class, refund of

tuition is guaranteed. Tuition cannot be credited, prorated or refunded after the first day of

class. No prorated tuitions will be given; full tuition is required. If you have any questions about

the content or focus of the class, please contact Columbia Art Center before the class begins.

ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY Columbia Art Center has a zero tolerance policy for class

disruption and aggression towards staff, instructors, students and visitors. Any type of aggressive

behavior may be grounds for removal from Columbia Art Center. Columbia Art Center reserves

the right to suspend or terminate class participation and usage of Columbia Art Center for

inappropriate or abusive behavior or class disruption. No credits or refunds will be granted.

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RENTALRATESColumbia Art Center rentals are available in our art galleries, studio rooms and Japanese garden. Enjoy a unique setting filled with original art for your next event. Art displayschange regularly. Our rooms accommodate bridal and baby showers, corporate meetings, art and craft group

meetings, lectures, art project rentals, birthday parties and celebrations of all sorts, even small weddings. Colum-

bia Art Center provides tables and chairs. Room setup and take down are responsibility of renter. Please allow set-

up and take-down time in your rental timeframe. For an additional fee, Columbia Art Center can set up room.

Catering is not provided by Columbia Art Center. Please call Columbia Art Center at 410-730-0075 or email

Art.Staff@ColumbiaAssociation.org for more information or to reserve your rental.

RENTAL LOCATION HOURLY RATE (Two Hour Minimum) ROOM CAPACITY

Studio One.................................$60 Weekdays $90 Weekends ...........Table Seating 35, Chairs/Standing 55

Studio Two ...........................................$55 Weekdays $80 Weekends ...........Table Seating 20

Main Gallery*......................................$75 Weekdays $110 Weekends.........Table Seating 40, Chairs/Standing 50

Window Gallery*.................................$70 Weekdays $105 Weekends.........Table Seating 25, Chairs/Standing 35

Main and Window Galleries* .............$125 Weekdays $185 Weekends.......Table Seating 60, Chairs/Standing 95

Galleries* and Studio One ....................$175Weekdays $260 Weekends........Table Seating 100, Chairs/Standing 140

Japanese Garden .................................$100 Weekdays $150 Weekends.......Table Seating 30, Chairs/Standing 60

Stained Glass/Jewelry Studio...............$55 Weekdays $80 Weekends ...........Table Seating 20

Digital Room ........................................$75Weekdays $110 Weekends..........7 at Computers, 15 at Table

Studio Three.........................................$55 Weekdays $80 Weekends ...........Table Seating 20

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Registration &AdmissionAdmission is open to everyone. Advanced registration is required and early enrollment is advised to reserve a space in each class andto avoid possible cancellation. A class will be cancelled if minimum enrollment is not met three days prior to the classbeginning. Several classes have pre-requisites. Please read course descriptions carefully.

PAYMENT Full payment must accompany the registration form and is required to hold your space in class. Registration and pay-ment may be done in person, by mail, by fax, or over the phone. Tuition can be paid by check or credit card (Mastercard, Visa andAmerican Express accepted). Please make check payable to Columbia Art Center.

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