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Jan. 8-29 Paintings & Mixed Mediaworks by Jennifer Droblyen

Feb. 5-26 Self-Portrait Photographycreated by the Lubber Run TeenProgram

Is your troop looking for a way toearn their art badge? Sign yourtroop up for one of the workshops listed above.

Come join us in this creative environment and transform a ceramicplate, bowl or mug into a unique work of art! Perfect for all ages andability levels. Your custom pieces make excellent gifts. Groups of 6 ormore must make a reservationand the cost is $12 per ceramicpiece. Paint-a-Plate is an ongo-ing drop-in program held at theThomas Jefferson Arts Studio.

Call Roslyn at (703) 228-5918or email [email protected]

for times and dates.

For Brownies:o Puppets, Dolls and Plays oro Colors & Shapes

For Junior Girl Scouts:*All other workshops are $10per participanto Drawing and Paintingo Ceramics and Clayo NEW: Photography ($15/participant)

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To register for classes visit www.arlingtonva.us.Online (credit card) — https://registration.arlingtonva.usPhone (credit card) — 703.228.4747 registration office

Mail — fill out form from online and mail in.Fax (credit card) — form from online 703.228.4765

Questions regarding art classes and workshops contact:

Jessica Sauer, 703.228.5922 / [email protected]

Art Class Info:Jessica Sauer 703.228.5922 / [email protected]

Fairlington Art Studios, 3308 S Stafford St, 22206:Sheri Bartholow 703.228.6492 / [email protected]**Artreach & other art programming**

Lee Art Center, 5722 Lee Hwy, 22207: 703.228.0550

TJ Art Studios, 3501 S 2nd St, 22204:Roslyn Delos Reyes 703.228.5925 [email protected]



Block-Buster Art Sessions

Jolt your right brain into action by enjoying controlled creative chaos along withartists and non artists alike in these fun and social sessions. Unlock your inspi-ration through exploration of a variety of unconventional art materials specifi-cally designed to restore your artistic mojo! All materials included.Fairlington Center. Inst: Droblyen

Ages Adults 1 Session $29

240107A Thurs., Jan. 28, 7-9pm240107B Thurs., Feb. 11, 7-9pm240107C Thurs., Feb. 25, 7-9pm

Coptic Bookbinding Workshop

In this two-day workshop, participants will create their own, hand-bound blank book. (Perfect for a journal, sketchbook or gift.) Prior sewing experience orother crafts is helpful as well as having good eye-hand coordination. Bring yourfavorite decorative papers for the book’s cover. All materials are included.Fairlington Center. Inst: Kallem

Ages Adults 2 Sessions $53240105A Sat., Feb. 27, 10am-12:30pm

Storytelling Series: BookmakingWould you like to roar your roar along with “Where the Wild Things Are” andmake a furry monster book? Come hear fun stories and make a book of yourvery own! Each session will begin with a story that will lead into a mixed mediabookmaking project. Fairlington Center. Inst: Kallem

Ages 6-8 1 Session $26220111A Sat., Jan. 30, 10am-12pm220111B Sat., Feb. 6, 10am-12pm

Ceramic Drum Workshop

In this ceramic drum-building workshop you will learn step by step how tomake a djembe drum from wheel thrown parts. Each participant will receive

hands-on instruction, enough clay to make a 10-inch diameter drumhead and aprepared goatskin to complete the drum. Past throwing experience required. Allsupplies included. Thomas Jefferson Center. Inst: Alexander

Ages 17-Adult 2 Sessions $87240124A Fri., Jan. 29, 7-9:30pm

Intro to Precious Metal Clay

Join in on learning the latest greatest material in jewelry making. Studentswill make a pendant and dangle earrings from start to finish. Learnproperties and types of PMC®, how to form, roll, texture, drill, make bales,prepare for firing, and finishing techniques, including patinas. Supply fee of $40 to be paid to the instructor. Thomas Jefferson Center. Inst: Coupe

Ages Adults 1 Session $90240128A Sat., Mar. 20, 10am-4pm

240107D Thurs., Mar. 11, 7-9pm240107E Thurs., Mar. 25, 7-9pm

220111C Sat., Feb. 13, 10am-12pm220111D Sat., Feb. 20, 10am-12pm

The open studio program is a drop-in program for participants withprevious experience in the studios listed. Open studio is on a first-come first-serve. Questions on access and inclusion should be di-rected to (703) 228-5918. Call 703-228-5920 to learn how to qualify

for reduced fees. TTY (703) 228-4743.

Fees (per block of time) Arlington County Residents

$ 18.00Non-County Residents

$ 23.00

Multi-Pass Fees(6 sessions)

Arlington County Residents

$100.00Non-County Residents$126.00

**Senior Adult Discounts (residents only) available for multi-passes,inquire at the front desk.

Supplies Clay must be purchased in the studio, $15.00 for 25 lb.bag. No outside clay please.

Lockers please inquire at the front desk for price & availability.

Questions contact: Roslyn Delos Reyes703.228.5918 / [email protected].

Hours Pottery Photo Jewelry Woodshop

Monday 9:30am – 12:30 pm Open Open Closed Closed

2:00pm – 5:00 pm Open Open Closed Closed


Wednesday 6:30pm

–9:30 pm Open Open Closed Open

Saturday (10/10/09 –03/27/10)


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Dads and TotsHave a great time creating beautiful art projects together using a variety of materials and techniques that might include drawing, printmaking, painting andsculpting. Other adult guardians are welcome too! Lee Center.Inst: Jamroz

Ages 4-67 Sessions $106220103A Sat., Jan. 23,

10:30am-12pm Art Adventures Young artists will discover theworld of texture, line, shapeand color as they create origi-nal artwork. A wide range of basic skills are developed in-cluding painting, drawing,sculpture and much more! LeeCenter. Inst: Halloran

Ages 4-6 8 Sessions $96

220105A Tues., Jan. 19, 4:30-5:30pm Art for Homeschoolers A great way to supplement any home school program. Young artists will have achance to explore in-depth theme based activities while experimenting with avariety of art materials and techniques. This program meets twice a week.Fairlington Center. Inst: Staff

Ages 5-12 16 Sessions $283220106A Tues. and Thurs., Jan. 26, 10am-12pm

Mixed Media Mania: PrintmakingDiscover and explore the ancient art of printmaking. Students will create theirown prints and develop a print series throughout the class. Each class will focus

on different techniques and styles. Lee Center. Inst: Halloran Ages 7-9 8 Sessions $122220109A Mon., Jan. 25, 4:30-6pm

Expressive DrawingKids will express themselves creatively using a variety of drawing materials in-cluding pencil, charcoal, oil pastel and watercolor while they learn fundamentaldrawing principles and experiment with drawing materials on various texturedand colored papers. Fairlington Center. Inst: Sauer

Ages 6-8 7 Sessions $92

220108A Wed., Jan. 20, 4:30-5:30pm Ages 9-12 7 Sessions $92

20108B Wed., Jan. 20, 5:30-6:30pm

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Adapted Adult Arts & CraftsIn this fun and exci ting program, adults with disabilities willexperiment with various materials and mediums to createbeautiful and dynamic works of art. Different art techniques

will be explored such as papermaking, brush painting, collageand using recycled materials, and presented through theme-based projects. This program offers an opportunity to useunconventional art materials in a new way and allow creativ-ity to shine! Fairlington Center. Inst. Staff

Ages Adults 8 Sessions $40202006A Mon., Jan. 25, 6:30-7:30p.m.

Cutting Board (Beginner)Learn the basics of woodworking material selection, how to design a functionalbut aesthetically pleasing project, and the basics of machining and gluing wood,routing, sanding and wood finishing. Machinery used will include table saw,

jointer, thickness planer and router table. Thomas Jefferson Center. Inst: Fort Ages Adults 2 Sessions $95240178A Sat., Jan. 23, 10am-12:30pm

Basic Box (Beginner)Learn to operate basic woodworking machinery and tools in a safe mannerwhile making a small box out of walnut. It’s a great class to get hands on in-struction on the uses of the woodworking equipment available at TJArt Studios!

After this class you will be able to utilize the woodshop during open studiohours. All supplies provided. Thomas Jefferson Center. Inst: Long

Ages Adults 7 Sessions $218240180A Tues., Feb. 9, 7-9:30pm

Medicine Cabinet (Intermediate/Advance) This class is great for the intermediate woodworker who is beyond the basics.Each participant will construct, machine and assemble a bathroom medicine

cabinet from either quarters awn white oak, black walnut or black cherry. Sim-ple joinery techniques including dado and half-lap joints will be used in the con-struction. Thomas Jefferson Center. Inst: Fort

Ages Adults 5 Sessions

240179A Sat., Feb. 6, 10am-12:30pm

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Ceramics: Handbuilding for FamiliesSpend interactive time with your child while discovering basic pottery and hand-building techniques. This class is a hands-on experience for the whole family.Children must be accompanied by an adult. Please register child only. Bring atowel. Thomas Jefferson Center. Inst: Edwards

Ages 6-Adult 8 Sessions $132

220102A Sat., Jan. 23, 10-11:30am

Get Messy, Play with Clay

Come have fun creating three dimensional sculptures using clay and learn ba-sics in handbuilding through themed projects. Returning students are encour-aged to retake this class to refine their skills. Lee Center. Inst: Delos Reyes

Ages 7-9 8 Sessions $146220119A Wed., Jan. 20, 4:30-6pm

Creature Feature Claymation!

Attention artists and filmmakers! Studentswill use modeling clay to create characters,design sets, while working in a small groupto make a stop motion clay animatedmovie. Thomas Jefferson Center.

Inst: Halloran Ages 9-12 7 Sessions $136220118A Wed., Jan. 20, 4-6pm

Young Potters A basic introduction to the potter’s wheel:centering, throwing and decorating tech-niques. Lessons will include throwing bowland cylinder forms along with finishing andglazing. A great class for beginners and forstudents who have some knowledge of throwing on a potter’s wheel. Bring a

towel. All materials included. Thomas Jef-ferson Center. Inst: Ailstock Ages 10-13 8 Sessions $130220115A Wed., Jan. 20, 4-6pm

Teen Drawing

Teens can focus on basic drawing skills by creating small works based uponstudent’s observation and imagination. The class will cover fundamental con-cepts of art, such as texture, volume, balance, rhythm, shading, perspectiveand space. All materials are included. Ideal for students creating an art portfo-lio. Thomas Jefferson Center. Inst: Kallem

Ages 13-15 6 Sessions $136230102A Thurs., Jan. 21, 4:30-6:30pm

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Art of Lost Wax (beginner to advanced) Learn the intriguing art of making jewelry through the techniques of Lost WaxCasting. Beginners will learn the fundamentals of the process while intermedi-ate to advanced students will work onindividual projects. Fee covers all equip-ment and expendable supplies except forsilver, which students will purchasethrough the instructor. Attendance at thefirst class is essential. Thomas JeffersonCenter. Inst: Benedetto

Ages Adults 6 Sessions $175240163A Tues., Feb. 9, 7-9:30pm

Photo CraftsWondering what to do with all of thosedigital photos you have on your com-puter? This class is great for learning andexperimenting with mixed media tech-

niques while creating unique photo projects; great as keepsakes or to give asgifts. Bring your stack of printed photos.

All other supplies included.Fairlington Center. Inst: Steinbach

Ages Adults 6 Sessions $117240173A Wed., Jan. 20, 7-9:00pm

Digital Photography: SLR Camera (Beginner)Take creative, well-exposed photographs. This hands-on class uses a digitalSLR (single-lens reflex) camera with manual aperture and shutter speed (digitalcamera with manual settings). A point and shoot camera is not appropriate for

this class. Learn basic camera techniques to explore all types of photography.Fairlington Center. Inst: Steele Ages 15-Adult 5 Sessions $134240170A Thurs., Jan. 21, 7-9pm

Next Step: Digital SLR CamerasContinue to explore the creative techniques presented in photography and en-

joy photographing subjects of your choice. Learn when and how to use customwhite balance, flash, auto depth and much more. Bring your camera and oper-ating manual to class.. This class requires a SLR camera with manual settings.Fairlington Center. Inst: Steele

Ages 15-Adult 5 Sessions $134240172A

Thurs., Feb. 25, 7-9pm

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Basic BeadingLearn basic fundamentals of beaded jewelry design using bead crimps, beadingwire, leather cord, coil ends, and much more to make necklaces, a braceletand earrings. Supply fee of $30 - $40 to be paid to instructor. Additional beadsand kits available for sale as well. Good eye-hand coordination is helpful. This isa make and take workshop. Fairlington Center. Inst: McCant

Ages Adults1 Session $40240150A Sat., Feb. 27,10am-1pm

Jewelry:Independent StudyCheck out independentstudy sessions at TJ ArtStudios for experienced

jewelers! Designed forindividuals who have previ-ous experience and basicskills in equipment for

silversmithing, casting and hand tools, it’s a great place to work independentlyin a creative and safe environment. Only equipment is supplied. Instructoravailable for guidance. Equipment questions call 703-228-5925. Thomas Jef-ferson Center. Inst: Cimino

Ages Adults 2 Sessions $70240164A Mon., Jan. 25, 6:30-9:30pm240164B Mon., Feb. 8, 6:30-9:30pm

SilversmithingLearn the fundamentals of silversmithing and make your own jewelry! Tech-niques introduced include sawing, piercing, soldering, surface embellishment,cold joining and polishing. No experience required. All tools and expendable

supplies (except silver) are provided. Students may purchase silver at class.Returning students are encouraged to register to learn new techniques and pro-

jects. Thomas Jefferson Center. Inst: Staiger Ages Adults 9 Sessions $220240160A Wed., Jan. 20, 7-9:30pm

Hydraulic Press: Locket (advanced)Students will learn how to create their own original dies to use with the Hydrau-lic Press in order to create a locket form. The students also will be shown howto create a snap finding and a hinge for their piece. Textures and patina willalso be explored. Students must have prior soldering and metals classroom orstudio experience. Students may purchase silver at class for approximately $30-

$40. Thomas Jefferson Center. Inst: Staiger Ages Adults 8 Sessions $225240157A Thurs., Jan. 21, 7-9:30pm

Fundamentals in DrawingBeginners and anyone who wants to practice drawing will develop strong skillsusing pencil, charcoal, ink and pastels. Students will draw from life and the in-structor will provide demonstrations as well. Fairlington Center. Inst: Kallem

Ages 16-Adult 8 Sessions $133

240136A Mon., Jan. 25, 7-9pm

Painting: Beginning and Beyond

Here’s a solid foundation in painting fundamentals and intermediate aspects of painting. Emphasis isplaced on individual de-velopment, so all levelswelcome. Instruction willfocus on technique,composition and color.Both oil and acrylicpaints are permitted.Fairlington Center.Inst: Halloran

Ages 16-Adult

9 Sessions 152240137A Thurs., Jan. 21,7-9pm

Pottery:Throwing on the WheelDiscover the joy of creating functional clay vessels such as mugs, bowls, vasesand more. Beginners are introduced to basic wheel techniques. Surface deco-ration, glazing and trimming are skills covered as well. Repeat students are wel-come. Students should bring a towel, notebook and $11 to purchase tools atthe first session. Open studio time at TJ Art Studios is included and can be used

through the duration of the class. Thomas Jefferson Center. Ages Adults 9 Sessions $285240125A Tues., Jan. 19, 7-9:30pm, Inst: Gobin240125B Thurs., Jan. 21, 7-9:30pm Inst: Alexander240125C Fri., Jan. 22, 9:30am-12pm Inst: Ailstock

HandbuildingThis class is for those that don’t like throwing on the wheel but love handbuild-ing with clay. Instruction in sculptural and functional techniques: pinch, coil andslab construction. Surface decoration and glazing will also be covered. All levelswelcomed. Thomas Jefferson Center. Inst: Stewart

Ages Adults 9 Sessions $203

240130A Wed., Jan. 20, 9:30am-12pm

240164C Mon., Mar. 1, 6:30-9:30pm240164D Mon., Mar. 15, 6:30-9:30pm

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