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HOLIDAY HOURS ................................................ 1MEETING SPACE AND ROOM RENTAL ............. 1OPEN STUDIOS .................................................... 1SIGNING INTERPRETER ..................................... 1CLASSES AT-A-GLANCE .................................... 2KETTERING CHILDREN’S CHOIR .................... 3SUMMER CAMPS ........................................... 4 – 7PUBLIC ART ....................................................... 8KETTERING CIVIC BAND ................................. 8SPECIAL EVENTS ................................... 8 – 9, 13KETTERING ARTS COUNCIL ............................ 12CORRIDOR GALLERY ..................................... 12ROSEWOOD GALLERY ..................................... 12FACULTY .................................................... 14 – 15REGISTRATION FORM ...................................... 16

YOUTH/TEEN CLASSES Dance .........................................................2 Painting and Drawing .............................. 3 Clay ............................................................ 3 Music ..........................................................3 Dramatic Arts ............................................ 3 ADULT/TEEN CLASSES Painting and Drawing ...................... 9 – 10 Photography ........................................... 10 Clay ......................................................... 10 Dance ...................................................... 11 Music ...................................................... 11 Writing .................................................... 11

2013 EVENT PHOTOS ....................................... 15

TABLE OF CONTENTS Page

Kettering Mayor & CouncilDon Patterson, Mayor Don.Patterson@ketteringoh.org ................... 299.5512

Amy Schrimpf, Vice Mayor, At Large Amy.Schrimpf@ketteringoh.org .................. 429.3896

Ashley Webb, At Large mail@ashleywebb.com ................................ 490.9322

Robert Scott, District 1 Rob.Scott@ketteringoh.org ......................... 776.2315

Joseph D. Wanamaker, District 2 Joe.Wanamaker@ketteringoh.org ...............296.1712

Tony Klepacz, District 3 Tony.Klepacz@ketteringoh.org .................. 435.9830

Bruce E. Duke, District 4 Bruce.Duke@ketteringoh.org .....................299.2259

Mark Schwieterman, City Manager Mark.Schwieterman@ketteringoh.org ......... 296.2412

Albert Fullenkamp, Assistant City Manager Al.Fullenkamp@ketteringoh.org ................... 296.2412

Council Office Phone Number: 296.2416Council E-mail: Kettcc@ketteringoh.org

Kettering Home Page: www.ketteringoh.org

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rosewood arts CENTRE

Open studio sessions are designed to allow artists and craftspeople the opportunity to work on their own in a creative environment with the necessary equipment perhaps not available to them at home. The studios are open for independent work Monday through Saturday. Hours are determined by class schedule. Call (937) 296-0294.VISITOR POLICY: All participants and observers must pay open studio fees to stay longer than 15 minutes. Children under five years old are not permitted in open studio. Those under 16 must be supervised by an adult 21 years of age or older (no more than two children per adult). All studio patrons, including currently enrolled students, should sign in and pay fees at the Rosewood office. All open studio work-in-progress may not be left more than 30 minutes unattended.STUDENT POLICY: Students currently enrolled in classes will receive a student pass card. This card is used for studio time needed to develop skill and complete projects. Students staying over 30 minutes after the class period must sign in and use this pass card.OPEN STUDIO FEES: Pottery – Sculpture – Painting – Enameling – Glass – DanceDrop-in fee per visit: $4/resident; $8/non-resident; Discount card (10 visits): $30/resident; $60/non-resident.Supplies are not included in open studio fees. LOCKER RENTAL: Lockers are available for rental on a pre-pay six-month or yearly basis. Six-month prepaid: $20/resident; $25/non-resident; Yearly prepaid: $35/resident; $45/non-resident.POTTERY STUDIO: Clay fee of $19 includes 25 pounds of clay and related firing and glazes. Only clay purchased at Rosewood may be used in our studios and firings. Clay purchased at Rosewood may not be removed from the facility for work at home. You must supply your own tools. The studio is designed as a community facility and, as such, is not equipped to accommodate production pottery quantities. All open studio and private studio users are limited to three (3) cubic feet per week of kiln use. Unclaimed pieces left after 30 days will be discarded. Attendance at a free pottery studio orientation is required of all first-time participants. Please call (937) 296-0294 with your name and phone number.GLASS KILN: Time slots must be reserved before firing. There is a $9 firing fee per three-hour session, along with the open studio fee. Non-firing glass studio users pay the open studio fee. Supply your own tools. The glass studio is open to the community following a Rosewood Arts Centre class.DARKROOM: The darkroom is available for use by individuals during regular Rosewood Arts Centre hours, except when classes are scheduled. A notice is posted announcing class dates and times. Participants must be at least 16 years old, demonstrate previous experience in black and white darkroom processes, and attend a Rosewood orientation and familiarization session. Check at the Rosewood office for more information on eligibility or for the orientation schedule and to make an appointment. Darkroom fee per visit: $5/resident; $10/non-resident; Discount card (10 visits): $35/resident; $70/non-resident.

Reminder: Discount cards must be processed by the individual holder. Discount cards are for individual use only and not to be shared among friends or family.

SPECIAL HOLIDAY HOURS

Rosewood Arts Centre enriches the quality of life for the residents of Kettering and the greater Dayton area by providing creative experiences through the arts.

Holiday Date Hours

Memorial Day May 27 ClosedIndependence Day July 4 Closed*Labor Day September 2 Closed*Rosewood Arts Centre will close at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, July 3.

SIGNING INTERPRETER AVAILABLE

MEETING SPACE & ROOM RENTAL

The City of Kettering Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts Department is pleased to offer a signing interpreter for hearing-impaired patrons who want to take a class at Rosewood Arts Centre or the Kettering Recreation Complex. Please give us three weeks’ notice to schedule the interpreter and call 296-0294.

Rosewood Arts Centre provides a pleasant, creative and comfortable atmosphere for group or individual needs for meeting space. Meeting rooms include requested table and chair arrangements, as well as large slide or projector screens. All rooms are equipped with cloak and sink areas. Parking is free, convenient and safe. Applications for meeting space are accepted continuously for daily and quarterly rentals. If your organization or group has been searching for an affordable meeting place, call 296-0294.

Shayna McConville is the cultural arts manager. To contact hercall 296-0294

or email Shayna.McConville @ketteringoh.org.

OPEN STUDIOS

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Front cover images, bottom, left to right: Melisa Zimmerman, ceramics; Jay Tielhet, jewelry; Judi Young, mixed media.

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ADULT CLASSES AT-A-GLANCE

Start Date Class/Activity Time Activity Number

June

Tuesday Beginning HandbuildingPaint and Wine

9:30 a.m. – Noon6 – 8:30 p.m.

336121-A336750-A

WednesdayDrawing StudioNature PhotographyWheel Pottery (p.m.)

6:30 – 8:30 p.m.6:30 – 8:30 p.m.6:30 – 9 p.m.

336717-A336607-A336110-A

ThursdayWheel Pottery (a.m.)Better at the BarréModern Dance

9:30 a.m. – Noon7 – 8 p.m.8 – 9 p.m.

336110-B336252-A336250-A

SaturdayDrop-in Figure DrawingLearn Your Camera Plein Air PaintingIn's and Out's of Self-Publishing Web

Noon – 2 p.m.3 – 7 p.m.9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.9 a.m. – 3 p.m.

See page 10.336612-A336740-A336906-A

JulyTuesday Collage Workshop 5 – 9 p.m. 336787-A

Wednesday Acrylic Painting Night 6 – 9 p.m. 336728-A

Thursday Paint and Wine 6 – 8:30 p.m. 336750-B

Saturday

Street Art WorkshopDrop-in Figure DrawingRaku WorkshopPlein Air PaintingWriting and Selling a Children’s Picture BookRight Brain Drawing Workshop

10 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.Noon – 2 p.m.9 a.m. – 1 p.m.9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.9 a.m. – 3 p.m.10 a.m. – 2 p.m.

336757-ASee page 10.See page 10.336740-A336907-A336709-A

AugustTuesday Paint and Wine 6 – 8:30 p.m. 336750-C

Saturday Writing Magazine and Newspaper Articles 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. 336908-A

YOUTH CLASSES AT-A-GLANCE

Age Class/ActivityActivity Number

Preschool Ages 3 to 5

Beginning Dance for the Very YoungBeginning Dance for the Very YoungKinder Painters

333202-A333202-B333780-A

Ages 6 to 10

Art ExplorationSummer Clay WorkshopYouth Jazz and Tap Combo Totally Tap Dancing

333761-A333162-A333270-A333260-A

Ages 8 to 11 Exploring Pottery Skills 333160-A

Ages 10 to 14 Comics and SuperheroesKettering Children’s Theatre

333782-A433462-A

YOUTH/TEEN DANCEBeginning Dance for the Very YoungAge(s) 3 – 5

We will combine ballet, jazz and tumbling basics in this 45-minute class.

333202-A T/Th 5:30 - 6:15 p.m. June 4 - 25333202-B T/Th 5:30 - 6:15 p.m. Aug. 6 - 27

Fee: $34/resident; $43/non-resident Instructor: Nancy Lynn Boss

DANCE APPARELDance classes, such as ballet and tap, are conducted in the Rosewood Arts Centre dance studio. Street shoes are not allowed on the dance studio floor. Slippers or socks with treads are safer than socks. Tap shoes or hard-soled shoes are required for tap. Dance shoes are available at many local retailers and local dance apparel stores. Leotards and tights are optional as well. Wear comfortable clothing that will allow you to move easily. Only the spring session includes a dance review.Ballroom Dance and Line Dance classes are held at the Charles I. Lathrem Senior Center. Leather-soled shoes are best for these classes.For information, call (937) 296-0294.

Youth Jazz and Tap ComboAge(s) 6 – 9

Tap our toes for the first portion of our class and move on to jazzy, upbeat moves! Tap shoes are not required, but welcome.

333270-A T/Th 6:15 - 7 p.m. June 4 - 27Fee: $34/resident; $44/non-residentInstructor: Nancy Lynn BossTotally Tap DancingAge(s) 7 – 10

Our dancing feet will tap to jazzy, upbeat moves! Tap shoes are not required, but welcome. 333260-A T/Th 6:15 - 7 p.m. Aug. 6 - 29Fee: $34/resident; $43/non-residentInstructor: Nancy Lynn Boss

Dance students will be in class without parents. Please be sure your child can participate independently.

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YOUTH/TEEN PAINTING & DRAWING

Kinder PaintersAge(s) 4 – 6This painting class is designed especially for preschoolers. Students explore painting on paper and canvas. Using markers, paper, paints, brushes, water and canvas, preschoolers will create original works of art. Finished projects will be ready to take home. Wear old clothes. *Class will not meet on July 6.

333780-A Sat. 10 - 10:30 a.m. June 15 - July 13*Fee: $40/resident; $45/non-residentInstructor: TBA

Art ExplorationAge(s) 6 – 9Explore the basics of art and various art materials. Students produce exciting projects, drawings, paintings, sculpture and clay, as they expand their imaginations. Wear old clothes.

333761-A M/W 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. July 8 - 24Fee: $45/resident; $55/non-residentInstructor: Matthew Burgy

Comics and SuperheroesAge(s) 12 – 15In Comics and Superheroes, your child will learn about some of the comic book basics. They will be able to develop their own superhero characters and start their own comic book. This class will cover basic human proportions, comic panel setup, ink effects and perspective. *Class will not meet on July 6.

333782-A Sat. 10 a.m. - Noon June 22 - July 20*Fee: $41/resident; $51/non-residentInstructor: TBA

YOUTH/TEEN MUSIC

The Kettering Children's ChoirThe Kettering Children's Choir was founded in 1986 and includes over 200 singers from 30 communities within nine Miami Valley counties. The auditioned choirs are for ages 8 through 18. The Choraleers, Chorus, Chorale, and Concert Choir sing music of all periods and types, from Renaissance to contemporary, and rehearse weekly at Rosewood Arts Centre. The Cappella, a regional high school honors choir, is a college prep program in residence at Wright State University.

The Concert Choir and the Cappella tour nationally and internationally. Past performance tour highlights include touring and performances throughout Austria, England, Wales and Germany; in concert at the National Cathedral in Washington D.C.; Epcot Candlelight Processional with Disney Orchestra in Orlando; a tour to Australia to perform with four children's choirs; participation in Mass at St. Mark’s Basilica in Venice, Italy; and a tour to Beijing, Xian, Shanghai and Hong Kong, China.

For more information, call (937) 296-3224, ext. 2293, or visit their website at www.ketteringchildrenschoir.org.

YOUTH/TEEN DRAMATIC ARTS

Kettering Children's TheatreGrades 5 to 9 or a minimum age of 10 years old

The Kettering Children's Theatre Production is a youth theatre program for elementary through junior high students. The theatre program produces two plays per year. Prerequisites to this production are the Basic Theatre Instruction and/or Advanced Theatre Instruction classes at Rosewood Arts Centre or by permission of the instructor.

Students are required to make a commitment to three rehearsal sessions per week. Parent participation is welcomed.

Registration deadline for the fall production is August 27, 2013. Registration forms must be dropped off at Rosewood Arts Centre.

Fall production dates are November 8, 9, 10 and 15, 16, 17.

433462-A T/Th 5 - 6:30 p.m. Sept. 3 - Nov. 17 Sat. 9:30 a.m. - Noon

Fee: $89/resident; $99/non-residentInstructor: Shannon Fent

Special consideration can be made for teen students interested in adult classes.

YOUTH/TEEN CLAY

Summer Clay WorkshopAge(s) 7 – 9

Design a tile plaque, sculpture and an animal while you learn or improve your clay handbuilding skills. Wear old clothes and bring a beverage. Finished pieces are ready to be picked up two weeks after last class.

333162-A W 6 - 7 p.m. July 10 - 31Fee: $45/resident; $55/non-residentInstructor: Steven Powers

Exploring Pottery SkillsAge(s) 8 – 11

In this class, students will explore both the handbuilding and the wheel method of making pottery. Class size is limited to nine so that students may develop skills with the equipment. Class fee includes clay, glazes and firing. Finished pots are fired and ready to pick up two weeks after the last class. Supply your own tools or buy a starter kit from Rosewood Arts Centre. *Class will not meet on July 4.

333160-A Th 6 - 8 p.m. June 6 - July 11*Fee: $86/resident; $96/non-residentInstructor: Steven Powers

Alice in Wonderland 2013

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CAMP ROSEWOOD 2013 SUMMER CAMPS

Camp Rosewood expands this year with special Camper Sampler and Camp Remix one-day workshop camps to start and finish the 2013 summer camp season. Camp Rosewood will also feature Art & Animals and Art & Nature camps that will take place at the new Habitat Environmental Center in Kettering. These camps will focus on the intersection between art and the natural environment. In addition to these special camps, a select group of other art camps will take short field trips to the Habitat Environmental Center (transportation provided).The summer session will be held from May 30 to August 6, 2013. Keep in mind some camps do fill up early, so register soon!Fees: One-Day Camps: $30/Kettering resident; $40/non-

resident Half-Day Weeklong Camps: $80/Kettering resident;

$90/non-resident Full-Day Weeklong Camps: $145/Kettering resident;

$155/non-residentAll camps include class time and a morning snack. All full-day camps include a lunch break and full-day weeklong camps a daily trip to Adventure Reef Water Park in the afternoon, weather permitting. Campers should wear clothes that can get messy in the classroom. Campers must also bring their own insulated sack lunch, beverage, sunscreen and swim gear every day. Art materials, morning snacks and camp T-shirts are included in the camp fee. Parents are required to complete a camp registration form, along with a health and a swim permission form (see new online health form option at www.ketteringoh.org). Forms must be turned in one week prior to camp. Parents with questions may call Rosewood Arts Centre at (937) 296-0294.

Camp Rosewood Daily ScheduleMonday through Friday

9 – 10:30 a.m. Art Projects/Activities

10:30 – 10:45 a.m. Snack

10:45 a.m. – Noon Art Projects/Activities

Noon Half-day camps end. Parent pickup in classroom.

Noon – 12:45 p.m. Lunch and Recess

12:45 – 1:45 p.m. Art Projects/Activities

1:45 – 2:15 p.m. Campers Leave for KRC Adventure Reef Water Park*

2:15 – 3:30 p.m. KRC Adventure Reef Water Park*

3:30 – 4 p.m. Return to Rosewood

4 p.m. Dismissal or Extended Care

4 – 6 p.m. Extended Care *Full-day weeklong camps only. One-day camp workshops will participate in collaborative creative games during this time.

Dates – Week Half Day — 5 to 6 years Full Day — 7 to 8 years Full Day — 9 to 11 years Full Day — 12 to 14 years

May 30, 31** Camper Sampler Workshop Camper Sampler Workshop

June 3 – 7Pint-sized Picassos

Cartooning Art and Animals at the Habitat Environmental Center Wheel Pottery

Ballet Jazz Tap Combo

June 10 – 14 Oceans of ArtTheatre Adventures Charcoal Drawing Deconstructing the Diva:

Fashion DesignBallet Jazz Tap Combo Ballet Jazz Tap Combo

June 17 – 21 Wacky Wildlife Jungle AdventuresSculpture Sampler

Acrylic PaintingTheatre I

June 24 – 28 Kinder ClayArt and Nature at the Habitat Environmental Center

Clay, Drawing and More Theatre I

July 1, 2, 3 and 5**Clay Day Paint Day Crazy Caricatures Clay Day

Young Painters Prints on the Fly Clay Workshop One-Day Animé

July 8 – 12 Jr. Color Explorers Music Camp Mural Making Animé

July 15 – 19 Mini Michaelangelos Let’s Draw! Theatre II Wheel Pottery

July 22 – 26 Arting Around Pyramids and Mummies Let’s Draw! Theatre II – Improv

July 29 – August 2 Lil Art Adventurers Color Me Rad! Take Me to Your Puppet Sculpture Camp

August 5 and 6** Camp Remix Workshop Camp Remix Workshop

Camp Rosewood 2013 Calendar At-A-Glance

**One-Day Camps

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ONE-DAY CAMP WORKSHOPS

Camp Rosewood offers a variety of one-day camp workshops. We expand this year with special b r a n d - n e w C a m p e r Sampler and Camp Remix one-day camp workshops to start and finish the 2013 summer camp season. C a m p e r S a m p l e r workshops kick off the summer camp season the week before camp starts. They offer multiple art-making stations that provide a wide range of different projects to try for potential campers. Camp Remix workshops are at the end of the camp season and offer a chance for campers to revisit some of their favorite art projects of the summer. Camp Remix will offer multiple art-making stations featuring “highlight” projects from the 2013 summer camp season. This is a great opportunity to sneak in a little more art and summer fun before heading back to school. The week of July 1 to July 5, we offer one-day workshops in various media. All one-day camp workshops are from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Registration fee includes all art supplies, professional instruction and a snack. Campers must bring their own insulated lunch sack with a lunch and beverage. Parents must fill out health forms before child can participate in camp activities. Camps eligible for extended care.

Camper Sampler WorkshopsAge(s) 8 – 14I n t e r e s t e d i n C a m p R o s e w o o d ? Tr y o u t the Camper Sampler W o r k s h o p s . T h e s e workshops offer multiple art-making stations that provide a wide range of different art materials a n d p r o j e c t s w h i c h allow potential campers to experiment. Camper Sampler projects are elaborated on in subsequent full-week art camps.

633327-A Th 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. May 30633327-B F 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. May 31

Fee: $30/resident; $40/non-resident

Clay Day WorkshopAge(s) 6 – 9Spend a day with clay! Children will make several projects to be fired.

633106-A M 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. July 1633106-B F 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. July 5

Fee: $30/resident; $40/non-residentInstructor: Jane Brennan

Young Painters WorkshopAge(s) 10 – 14Experience painting with acrylic paints.

633736-A M 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. July 1Fee: $30/resident; $40/non-residentInstructor: Matthew Burgy

Paint Day WorkshopAge(s) 6 – 9A day to create with paint.

633739-A T 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. July 2Fee: $30/resident; $40/non-residentInstructor: Jane Brennan

One-Day AniméAge(s) 10 – 14Learn more about this popular form of Japanese cartoon art.

633762-A F 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. July 5Fee: $30/resident; $40/non-residentInstructor: Victoria Manship

Clay WorkshopAge(s) 10 – 14This is a fun-filled introduction to clay handbuilding. Students will make coil-built and pinch pots. Beginners welcome. Finished pieces are ready to be picked up two weeks after the last class.

633101-A W 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. July 3Fee: $30/resident; $40/non-residentInstructor: Jane Brennan

Crazy Caricatures WorkshopAge(s) 10 – 14Enjoy this introduction to the art of Caricature!

633774-A W 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. July 3Fee: $30/resident; $40/non-residentInstructor: Roland Muncy

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Reg. # Camp Date(s) Description

633279-A Ballet, Jazz and Tap June 3 – 7 Learn about many forms of dance such as ballet, jazz and modern.

633790-A Pint-Sized Picassos June 3 – 7 Campers will have fun exploring paint and mixed media in this exciting camp.

633753-A Oceans of Art June 10 – 14 Explore the creatures of the sea in drawing, painting, clay and more.

633709-A Wacky Wildlife June 17 – 21 Discover new ways to paint, draw and sculpt your favorite animals!

633183-A Kinder Clay June 24 – 28 Explore a variety of art projects designed to educate children while working with clay.

633732-A Junior Color Explorers July 8 – 12 Express your imagination with the study of color. See how an artist selects colors to convey certain messages. If you love to paint, this is the camp for you!

633789-A Mini Michaelangelos July 15 – 19 Campers will use various different materials to create 3-dimensional works of art.

633719-A Arting Around July 22 – 26 We will explore art using many different materials, including paints, pastels, crayons, clay, markers and watercolor.

633700-A Little Art Adventures July 29 – Aug. 2 Children will explore many works of art from all over the world and will learn how to express themselves and create original works of art based upon a fun-filled artistic adventure.

Full-Day Camps: 7 – 8 years 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.Reg. # Camp Date(s) Description

633779-A Cartooning June 3 – 7 Students will learn to draw original cartoons and enhance them with the knowledge of expression, action, character interaction and complete a cartoon strip.

633279-B Ballet, Jazz and Tap June 10 – 14 Learn about many forms of dance such as ballet, jazz and modern.

633484-A Theatre Adventures June 10 – 14 Children will enjoy theatre games, storytelling and improvisations. A fairy tale will be performed on the last day.

633775-A Jungle Adventures June 17 – 21 Take a trip around the world to learn more about wild animals. This camp explores all media: paint, paper, clay and much more. You are assured of a roaring good time.

633329-A Art and Nature*Meets at the Habitat Environmental Center

June 24 – 28 Discover the possibilities for artwork provided by mother nature. This camp will focus on nature related themes and materials collected from the natural environment.

633410-A Music Camp July 8 – 12 Explore the world of music. Friendly for beginners, this camp will focus on a broad range of musical methods and instruments.

633756-A Let’s Draw! July 15 – 19 Learn about line, shape and value while working on projects that teach creativity.

633918-A Pyramids and Mum-mies

July 22 – 26 Explore the art of Egypt through making masks, stamps, painting and clay. Also learn about Egyptian geography and culture.

633722-A Color Me Rad! July 29 – Aug. 2 Express your imagination with the study of color. See how an artist selects colors to convey certain messages. If you love to paint, this is the camp for you!

Half-Day Camps: 5 – 6 years 9 a.m. – noon

Prints on the FlyAge(s) 10 – 14Take your drawings to the next level and transform them into prints. Learn the basics of Relief Printing by creating rubber stamps, block prints and collagraphs from drawings.

633771-A T 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. July 2Fee: $30/resident; $40/non-residentInstructor: Andrew Dailey

Camp Remix WorkshopsAge(s) 8 – 14Camp Remix Workshops are a chance for Rosewood Campers to revisit some of their favorite art projects of the summer. Camp Remix will offer multiple art-making stations featuring “highlight” projects from the 2013 summer camp season. This is a great opportunity to sneak in a little more art and summer fun before heading back to school.

633328-A M 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Aug. 5 633328-B T 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Aug. 6

Fee: $30/resident; $40/non-resident

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Full-Day Camps: 9 – 11 years 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.Reg. # Camp Date(s) Description

633713-A Art and Animals*Meets at the Habitat Environmental Center

June 3 – 7 Love animals? Campers will explore their favorite critters and creatures inspired by real life, photographs and their imaginations! Projects include sculpture, painting and drawing.

633729-A Charcoal Drawing June 10 – 14 Explore the range of charcoal as a drawing material. This camp will focus on different charcoal techniques and methods while promoting creativity.

633279-B Ballet, Jazz and Tap June 10 – 14 Learn about many forms of dance such as ballet, jazz and modern.

633803-A Sculpture Sampler June 17 – 21 Learn handbuilding and sculpture basics to create several decorative and functional objects.

633486-A Theatre I June 17 – 21 Each child will explore the stage, read from a script and learn about the process of presenting a play. Family and friends are invited on Friday for a performance.

633184-A Clay, Drawing and More June 24 – 28 Campers will learn handbuilding techniques to create unusual handbuilt sculptures, along with learning to draw and paint with a variety of media, plus papermaking and more!

633766-A Mural Making July 8 – 12 Help create a large mural for Rosewood Arts Centre while learning how to paint and draw on a large scale.

633485-A Theatre II July 15 – 19 Want to explore both the production and performance end of the theatre? Learn the process of a stage play and perform in front of an audience.

633756-B Let’s Draw! July 22 – 26 Learn about line, shape and value while working on projects that teach creativity.

633404-A Take Me to Your Puppet July 29 – Aug. 2 Create a script, build the puppets and perform an original show.

Full-Day Camps: 12 – 14 years 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.Reg. # Camp Date(s) Description

633185-A Wheel Pottery June 3 – 7 Students will learn to use the wheel for making pottery. This camp will teach students how to center and design the clay. This camp is limited to only eight students. Prior experience with clay is suggested.

633791-A Deconstructing the Diva: Fashion Design

June 10 – 14 Learn costume/fashion design basics. Campers will learn basic design strategies, build a repurposed garment, display their designs and have a fashion show!

633703-A Acrylic Painting June 17 – 21 Learn the basics of color theory while getting the feel of painting.

633483-A Theatre I June 24 – 28 Theatre for older students wanting more of a challenge performing on stage. A presentation will be given on Friday.

633759-A Animé July 8 – 12 Animé, or Japanese cartooning, is a popular form of art. Learn more about this imported style of drawing from a cultural and artistic standpoint.

633185-B Wheel Pottery July 15 – 19 Students will learn to use the wheel for making pottery. This camp will teach students how to center and design the clay. This camp is limited to only ten students. Prior experience with clay is suggested.

633487-A Theatre II – Improv July 22 – 26 Theatre continues for older students wanting more of a challenge performing on stage. This camp will focus on improvisation. A presentation will be given on Friday.

633808-A Sculpture July 29 – Aug. 2 This camp will explore line, shape, color, and form as we design 3-D sculptures using a variety of materials. Materials will include cardboard, wire, plaster, wood and clay.

Mailing List for the ArtsAnyone wishing to be included in the Rosewood Arts Centre mailing for gallery information or classes, please call (937) 296-0294, email rosewood@ketteringoh.org, or stop in the Rosewood Arts Centre office at 2655 Olson Drive in Kettering.

Established in 1999 through the Kettering City Council, CitySites empowers a citizen advisory committee to develop and oversee public

art programming in Kettering. CitySites is designed to enhance neighborhoods and the urban environment through the placement and maintenance of permanent public works of art.Art in Public Places Committee members: Gerald Busch Bruce Duke Pete Horan Jon Barlow Hudson Current commissions include artwork by Dayton-area artists Hamilton Dixon, Jean Koeller and Katherine Kadish. For the latest news and information about CitySites, visit our website at citysites.ketteringoh.org.

Linda Lombard, ChairTom MacaulayTerry Welker

SPECIAL PROGRAMS

Jean Koeller

The Kettering Civic Bandpresents

Summertime, Sousa & Sundaes!A Concert Series coupled with Ice Cream Socials

Thursdays: June 20, July 18 and August 157 – 8 p.m. at Polen Farm

5099 Bigger RoadRelax and unwind on the beautiful grounds of Polen Farm. Enjoy the exciting sounds of Kettering’s outstanding Civic Band! Bring your family, lawn chairs, blankets, an appetite and pocket change for treats at the Ice Cream Social.Concert performances are FREE to the public. Donations accepted for Ice Cream Social.

Rosewood Arts Centrepresents

Fine Arts and Crafts FestivalSunday, August 11, 2013

11 a.m. – 5 p.m.Kettering Civic Commons

675 Lincoln Park Boulevard Kettering, OH 45429

Art on the Commons is a juried display and sale of fine arts and fine crafts featuring over one hundred artists from Ohio and surrounding states working in clay, drawing, fiber, glass, jewelry, metal, leather, mixed media, painting, photography, sculpture and wood. Located in the Civic Commons in Kettering, Art on the Commons features live music and entertainment and concessions in a scenic outdoor park of reflecting pools and paved walkways. Art on the Commons has been awarded recognition from Sunshine Artist Magazine as one of the top U.S. festivals. Art on the Commons is sponsored in part by the City of Kettering Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts Department and the Ohio Arts Council.

Open studios in pottery, glass, darkroom, dance and paint-ing will be open without charge to Kettering residents each Friday during the summer quarter of 2013. An adult must accompany children under 16 years, and participants must be at least five years of age. Orientations or classes must be completed before studio use in pottery, glass and the darkroom. All studio users must register in the office prior to studio use.

OPEN STUDIO FREE FRIDAYS!

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Free Shakespeare!presents

As You Like ItThursdays, July 18 and 25, 7 p.m.

Rosewood Arts Centre LawnFREE!

All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players in one of Shakespeare’s most beloved and timeless comedies. William Shakespeare’s As You Like It is created and performed by Free Shakespeare!. Free and open to all, the performance will be in the lawn of Rosewood Arts Centre.

As You Like It presents a world fraught with turmoil; the kindly elder duke has been usurped and cast out into the pastoral forest of Arden, homeless and bereft of lordship. Meanwhile, the whip-smart Rosalind is forced to extreme measures to teach tongue-tied Orlando, the object of her affections, how to woo with charm, manners, and grace. Within the pastoral woods of Arden, a host of young lovers, clowns, and the occasional sheep, live in idyllic harmony, filling their lives with song, dance, and revelry. Rosewood Arts Centre is proud to host the Free Shakespeare! summer in the park performance. Free Shakespeare! is a professional, not-for-profit theatre company devoted to presenting complimentary performances of the works of William Shakespeare with a mission to make these classic works accessible to contemporary audiences of all ages and backgrounds. As You Like It is directed by Travis J. Cook.This event is free and open to the public. Bring your family, friends, a blanket and a picnic to enjoy professional theater in a beautiful park setting! For more information, call Rosewood Arts Centre at (937) 296-0294.

ADULT/TEEN PAINTING & DRAWING

Acrylic Painting Night – One-day WorkshopAge(s) 16+An evening of painting with J. Austin Jennings. Choose your subject, bring your supplies (list in office) still-life object or reference photo and enjoy a relaxing, informative session to kick-start your creativity. Personal guidance and critique, various demos and hands-on assistance make this a great opportunity for beginners and experienced alike.

336728-A W 6 - 9 p.m. July 24Fee: $42/resident; $49/non-residentInstructor: J. Austin Jennings

Plein Air PaintingAge(s) 16+Join us for an outdoor painting experience. You will be painting on site at various locations. Please bring your own oil or acrylic painting supplies. This class is for people who have taken previous painting classes or have some experience. Easels may be provided if requested.

336740-A S 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. June 8, 29 and July 6, 13Fee: $69/resident; $79/non-residentLocation: Various locations to be announcedInstructor: Greg Dearth

Right Brain Drawing WorkshopAge(s) 14+This intensive drawing session is designed for those who have the urge to learn to draw and the motivation to re-think the process of traditional drawing methods. During this workshop, participants will complete innovative exercises specifically designed to activate the creative mode of the brain. In a short period of time, would-be artists can literally undo mind blocks that keep them from drawing well. The workshop offers concentrated work time, with several helpful demonstrations. Bring a brown-bag lunch if you wish. A short supplies list is available in the office.

336709-A Sat. 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. July 6Fee: $38/resident; $45/non-residentInstructor: J. Austin Jennings

Rosewood ParticipantsAll artwork unclaimed after several weeks runs the danger of being lost, misplaced, broken or mistakenly taken by other students. Please check the art studio for your clay, sculpture and other clay pieces within two weeks of the end of class. Artwork unclaimed after 30 days will be discarded.

Classes will be canceled for insufficient enrollment three business days before starting date, unless otherwise noted.

Paint and WineAge(s) 21+This is a fun art and social activity at Figlio restaurant! You will be instructed in creating a step by step painting in the style of Van Gogh. Example artworks will be used as reference as Loretta guides you in making your own masterpiece. Enjoy this creative time with food and drinks for purchase. All painting supplies will be provided and no experience is needed. Invite your friends to join you or make some new ones!

336750-A T 6 - 8:30 p.m. June 18336750-B Th 6 - 8:30 p.m. July 25336750-C T 6 - 8:30 p.m. Aug. 20

Fee: $25/resident; $35/non-residentLocation: Figlio Restaurant, 424 Stroop Rd. Town & Country Shopping CenterInstructor: Loretta PuncerMerchant of Venice, August 2012

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Drop-in Figure DrawingAge(s) 16+Join us for this exciting new figure drawing opportunity! Draw from live clothed models! No need to register in advance. This is a drop-in weekly session. All skill levels welcome. Bring your own materials. Easels will be provided if needed.

Drop-in Saturdays 12 to 2 p.m.Fee: $10/resident; $10/non-resident

Collage WorkshopAge(s) 16+Participants will begin with a conceptual acrylic painting (guidance will be provided during class) and then focus on techniques in figurative collage in order to develop an acrylic-based collage, in the style of acrylic/collage artist, J. Austin Jennings. Previous painting experience is helpful but not required.

336787-A T 5 - 9 p.m. July 2Fee: $42/resident; $49/non-residentInstructor: J. Austin Jennings

Street Art WorkshopAge(s) 16+This workshop is designed to explore street art techniques to be used with traditional art making. Students will experiment with stencils, spray paint, wheat paste posters and alternative surfaces. Some techniques may be demonstrated outdoors. These methods will then be applied by each student through his or her own experimentation. There will be a 30 minute break for lunch. A supply list is available in the Rosewood office.

336757-A Sat. 10 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. July 20Fee: $40/resident; $50/non-residentInstructor: Mike Puckett

Learn Your Camera WorkshopAge(s) 14+This exciting one day workshop will get you better acquainted with using your digital SLR camera. We will look into understanding your digital camera, how to navigate your settings, and practice composition and technique to improve your photography.

336612-A Sat. 3 - 7 p.m. June 15Fee: $50/resident; $60/non-residentInstructor: Rebekah Bucnis-Thompson

Nature PhotographyAge(s) 16+Bring along your digital SLR, bag, tripod, reflectors, flashes or anything else with which you want to work. The workshop will take place at Pondview Park, photographing everything from flowers to wildlife. We will discuss working with natural light, metering, lens selection, and visual ideas in an outdoor setting. We will meet in the parking lot. Rain dates will be discussed.

336607-A W 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. June 19 - June 26 W 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. July 3 (Review)

Fee: $45/resident; $55/non-residentLocation: Pondview ParkInstructor: Rebekah Bucnis-Thompson

ADULT/TEEN CLAY

Wheel PotteryAge(s) 16+Beginners who want to develop skills and create basic forms, as well as those who are ready to refine forms and focus on design are welcome. Wheel throwing is the primary focus of these classes. Use stoneware clay and electric firing. Fee includes 25 lbs. of clay and related firings. *Class will not meet on July 4.336110-A W 6:30 - 9 p.m. June 12 - July 31336110-B Th 9:30 a.m. - Noon June 20 - Aug. 15*

Fee: $109/resident; $119/non-resident $14 Tool Kit (Optional)Instructors: Session A: April Lemaster Session B: David Kirchner

Beginning Hand BuildingAge(s) 16+This is a beginning class for those with little or no hand building experience. Instruction will be given for making tiles, vessels and sculptural forms with slabs and coils of clay. Surface enrichment as well as glaze application will be covered as well. You will work with your ideas at your own pace. *Class will not meet on June 25 and July 9.

336121-A T 9:30 a.m. - Noon June 11 - Aug. 13*Fee: $109/resident; $119/non-residentInstructor: David Kirchner

ADULT/TEEN PHOTOGRAPHY

Drawing StudioAge(s) 16+The fundamentals of drawing will be taught, demonstrated and practiced. Work from still life setups using graphite or charcoal. Beginners will work with simple objects, while advanced students will work with more complex compositions. This is a great class for anyone preparing a portfolio for college. Supply list and approximate costs are available in Rosewood office. Bring materials to first class.

336717-A W 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. June 26 - July 31Fee: $67/resident; $77/non-residentInstructor: Gary Halsey

Raku WorkshopAge(s) 16+This workshop is on the process of glazing and firing specific to Raku. Previous instruction and experience in either handbuilding or throwing clay is required, as the instructor will be presenting glazing and firing only. Three sessions are offered; introduction to Raku, glazing, firing and cleanup. Potters can fire one 18" high pot, six 6" wide pots or something in between. Maximum width is 18". The first meeting is required even if you are familiar with Raku. Glazes will be provided. Bring a covered dish for the potluck lunch on the last day. Clay may be purchased at Rosewood for $19 for a 25-lb. bag. Previous clay experience required. Please contact Rosewood for details!

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DANCE APPARELDance classes, such as ballet and tap, are conducted in the Rosewood Arts Centre dance studio. Street shoes are not allowed on the dance studio floor. Slippers or socks with treads are safer than socks. Tap shoes or hard-soled shoes are required for tap. Dance shoes are available at many local retailers and local dance apparel stores. Leotards and tights are optional as well. Wear comfortable clothing that will allow you to move easily. Only the spring session includes a dance review.Ballroom Dance classes are held at the Charles I. Lathrem Senior Center. Leather-soled shoes are best for these classes.For more information, call (937) 296-0294.

ADULT/TEEN DANCE

Modern DanceAge(s) 14+This beginner class focuses on basic Modern Dance technique, a style that encourages students to express themselves freely through movement. You will learn Graham-style combinations and floorwork with an emphasis on building strength and flexibility, as well as confidence and coordination! All levels of experience are welcome. *Class will not meet on July 4.

336250-A Th 8 - 9 p.m. June 13 - July 11*Fee: $30/resident; $40/non-residentInstructor: Marianne Scheibert

Better at the BarréAge(s) 13+Fluid ways of stretching can be incorporated with the ballet barré. Movements targeting the whole body from head to toes. All levels welcome!

336252-A Th 7 - 8 p.m. June 6 - 27Fee: $30/resident; $40/non-residentInstructor: Nancy Lynn Boss

ADULT/TEEN MUSIC

Kettering Civic BandAge(s) 18+Celebrating their 55th year, the Kettering Civic Band has performed throughout the region and Canada as well as in sister cities, Steyr, Austria and Kettering, England. The band rehearses each Monday evening at the Kettering Middle School throughout the year. Summer performance schedules include community concerts and large public festivals. The program is for adults and young people who have a minimum amount of high school musical training. The organization is an excellent source for those who wish to gain concert band experience.Individuals are welcome to join the Kettering Civic Band at any time during the year. For more information on the Kettering Civic Band, call Rosewood Arts Centre at (937) 296-0294.

136400-A M Ongoing - Aug. 26Fee: $7/resident; $12/non-residentInstructor: David Keener

ADULT/TEEN WRITING

The In's and Out's of Self-Publishing WebAge(s) 16+This seminar focuses on understanding the complicated process of placing a book for sale on the internet, whether for Print on Demand (POD) or downloading to any brand of ereader (EBook). It looks at the eight most popular self-publishing websites and explains the procedures for posting a manuscript on each. The course also details the 18 tasks that must be performed in conjunction with placing your book on the web, so that your sales will be far above the norm. It explains what skill sets must be employed in order to perform all of the 18 tasks. The seminar also explains how to analyze whether or not your story-line is appropriate for the web and how to prepare the format of your files for a clean and easy conversion to the required formats for the various sites. No previous internet experience is necessary; however, a knowledge of basic word processing is required.

336906-A Sat. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. June 8Fee: $49/resident; $59/non-residentInstructor: Tony Lupia

Writing and Selling a Children's Picture BookAge(s) 16+This seminar helps the author edit, revise and fine-tune the story line and characters to make the story more enjoyable. It assists the writer in producing a cover letter, an author’s bio and a sample illustrated page, all of which go into a proposal packet. The course also informs the author of how to find an illustrator and what to look for in hiring someone to illustrate their book. This seminar will explain how to work with your illustrator to produce a storyboard and the importance of color throughout your book. It will teach you how to do the final formatting of a manuscript, so that it is ready to submit to a potential publisher. The course also deals with the process of selling your writing skills and/or those of your illustrator for the children’s picture book that you hope to have published. It takes a critical look at what a writer can do to improve their work. Attendees should have completed the text for a children’s book.

336907-A Sat. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. July 13Fee: $49/resident; $59/non-residentInstructor: Tony Lupia

Writing Magazine & Newspaper ArticlesAge(s) 16+This seminar explains the process for creating, writing, editing and selling short stories, articles, series and columns in various subject matters, such as: business, travel, entertainment, education, human interests, etc. The course examines the proper elements of a well written piece that is both informative and entertaining. It also focuses specifically on the magazine, newspaper and periodical industry and explains how they work. This seminar will explain how to submit your work to an editor for publication. No previous publishing experience is necessary; however, the student should possess basic English writing skills.

336908-A Sat. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Aug. 17Fee: $49/resident; $59/non-residentInstructor: Tony Lupia

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"Sunday Morning" by Joseph Fuchs

ROSEWOOD GALLERY2655 Olson Drive, Kettering, OH 45420Monday – Thursday, 8 a.m. – 9 p.m.Friday, 8 a.m. – 6 p.m.Saturday, 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.

The View 2013A Juried Landscape CompetitionJune 10 – July 12, 2013opening reception Sunday, June 9, 2 – 4 p.m.view.ketteringoh.org

Joseph Fuchs/Barbara McIntyre(Los Altos, CA/Carpintera, CA)oils/assemblageJuly 22 – August 16, 2013

HWD 2013Regional Sculpture CompetitionAugust 26 – September 27, 2013opening reception Sunday, August 25, 2 – 4 p.m.Deadline, June 29. hwd.ketteringoh.org

Rosewood GalleryRosewood Gallery is a professional gallery with a robust program of contemporary art from around the country. For more information, including information about upcoming solo and juried exhibitions, call (937) 296-0294, or go to gallery.ketteringoh.org.

The Kettering Arts Council, in partnership and collaboration with the community, strives to provide access to the arts for all ages, encourage a passion for the arts, and promote art appreciation and education. The Kettering Arts Council is a 15-member citizen advisory committee overseen by the Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts Department. The Arts Council meets every third Tuesday of the month from 4:30 to 6 p.m. at Rosewood Arts Centre.

Mike Beerbower, PresidentSusan BennettSue Ellen BoeschMeghan Dillon, SecretaryChuck DuritschBrittany ErwinNatasha Habib

Brian LaDucaMary Ann LaymanThom MeyerRaymonde RougierMary Sanders, Vice PresidentTerry Schalnat

KETTERING ARTS COUNCIL KETTERING ARTS COUNCIL GALLERY

April – May

Pam Adams

(watercolor)

June - July

50th Anniversary Art Work from Five Rivers Metro Parks

August – September

Meredith Cope (oil)

Getting in the GameProfessional Development Series for Artists

Saturday, June 1 from 1 to 6 p.m.Springfield Museum of Art

$5 per person

This one-day event will focus on various aspects of getting artwork out of the studio and into the public sphere through mini-sessions, critiques and resource exploration. Geared for artists at all stages in their careers, topics include digitizing artwork, pricing, navigating taxes, and more! A complete schedule will be available at rosewood.ketteringoh.org. This event is organized by the Dayton Visual Arts Center, Rosewood Arts Centre/City of Kettering, and the Springfield Museum of Art, with support from Dayton Power and Light.

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Topics include:• Taxes for artists• Critiques• Packing artwork for shipping• Writing an artist's statementand more!

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SUMMER 2013 FACULTY LIST

Jane Brennan holds a B.A. in Art Education from the University of Dayton and has been teaching youth art classes for decades in a variety of settings and in many art media.

Rebekah Bucnis-Thompson holds a B.F.A. in Photography from the University of Dayton and currently owns two photography businesses in the Dayton area. She has taught photography for years at institutions such as Stivers School for the Arts and Rosewood Arts Centre.

Matthew R. Burgy is a sculptor, painter and printmaker. He holds an M.Ed. in multi-age visual arts and a B.F.A. in printmaking and sculpture from Wright State University. He has exhibited his artwork throughout the region and is currently an adjunct professor at the University of Dayton.

Greg Dearth graduated from Ohio University with a B.F.A. He is a member of the Portrait Society of America and has been a guest lecturer and instructor at the Columbus College of Art and Design and Atlanta’s Portfolio Center. His work has been included in many of the juried Society of Illustrators’ annual shows, Communication Arts, American Illustration and Print magazines.

Andy Dailey currently teaches drawing, painting and 2D design at Miami University at Middletown and works as Youth Art Program Coordinator at the Rosewood Arts Centre. He earned a B.F.A. from Wright State University and an M.F.A. from Miami University.

Sammie Sue Edmondson has studied dance since she was seven years old in both New York City and at Sinclair Community College. She is one of the founders of the dance studio at Rosewood Arts Centre.

Shannon Fent has been directing the Kettering Children’s Theatre program and teaching youth theater at Rosewood Arts Centre for over a decade. She has an Associate’s degree from Sinclair Community College in Theatre Production.

Gary Halsey attended the Art Students League of New York in painting and anatomy, and has an M.F.A. from the University of Cincinnati. He operated his own business as a book cover illustrator and mural painter in New York City for over 20 years.

Kate Isaacs is a graduate of Sinclair Community College where she studied both Fine Art and Creative Writing. She has been featured in various art shows and short story contests around the country. She teaches youth classes at Rosewood Arts Centre and is also a writer for the Dayton City Paper.

J. Austin Jennings has been teaching art in the Dayton area since 1994. Her acrylic paintings and collage pieces are shown and collected across the country and have earned many awards, including a featured spot in The Artist’s Magazine’s “Year’s Best Art” in 2009. She is the recipient of the 2012 Pamela Houk Award for Excellence in Art Education. Jennings is a member of Dayton Visual Arts Center, Dayton Society of Painters and Sculptors, and Arts & Culture Alliance, Knoxville, Tennessee.

Tom Kinarney is a professional artist and freelance illustrator for numerous companies, locally and throughout the country. He has taught art for over a decade in the Dayton region, including at the former Riverbend Art Center, the Fairborn Art Association and at Rosewood Arts Centre.

H. David Kirchner studied at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and has a degree in art from Cedarville College. He has worked in clay since 1984 and owns and operates the H. David Studio/Gallery in downtown Dayton.

Katherine Lammers graduated from Wright State University where she studied art and teaching. She has been working with youth in the Kettering community with Camp Rosewood for the past two years.

April Lemaster has been studying ceramics for over a decade. She has attended numerous workshops and conferences for ceramic techniques around the country. She has exhibited her ceramic work and received awards in the greater Dayton region.

Tony Lupia is a published author and has been involved with the publishing industry for almost 30 years. His expertise covers a wide range of writing, including creative, business and technical.

Nancy Lynn Boss (Nadeja) has been teaching various dance styles for 40 years and is one of the founders of the dance program at Rosewood Arts Centre. She studied dance with Jorg Fastings from the Columbus Ballet Company and Ballet Arts in New York City.

Victoria Manship has a B.F.A. in painting from Ohio University. She was an officer in the University’s Japanese Culture Club, which focused heavily on animé and manga, and has been involved with several youth programs in the region.

Roland Muncy is a self-employed caricature artist. His work has been seen throughout the Dayton area.

Steven Powers studied fine arts at Sinclair Community College where he received a Certificate in Photographic Technology. He studied in sculpture and ceramics extensively.

Loretta Puncer received her B.F.A. in Commercial Design from the University of Dayton. She has been a practicing artist/painter for over 25 years and is the owner of Gallery 510 in Dayton.

Mike Puckett is a mixed media artist specializing in urban style, collaborative painting, drawing and using alternative materials. He studied Fine Art at Cal State Polytechnic University of Pomona in the Los Angeles area. He has been exhibiting his artwork professionally for over a decade in galleries in Los Angeles, New York and Ohio. He is also the co-owner of Rua Studio/Gallery.

Linda Rice has been an art instructor for over a decade. In addition to teaching in the Philippines, Chicago, Pasadena and Dayton, she studied art education and art therapy.

Marianne Scheibert has been dancing for over a decade with specific training in classical ballet, tap, jazz, character, and modern dance technique. She has studied at the University of Dayton and DeWeese Academy of Dance Arts. She continues to participate in local dance performances and workshops while teaching dance for Rosewood Arts Centre.

Leonard Williams has been working in watercolor for over 20 years. His large-scale public artworks include a mural at the Town and Country Shopping Centre in Kettering. His work has been exhibited at Dayton Society of Painters and Sculptors, Rosewood Gallery, and numerous other regional galleries.

Sharon Williams has been working with clay since 1992. Her experience includes classes with potters from Yellow Springs and the Greater Cincinnati Area. At Rosewood, Sharon has instructed preschoolers through adults in clay and arts and is an active artist in the tri-state area.

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FEESFull payment for classes must be made at the time of registration. Resident fees are for those participants who either live or work within the Kettering city limits. Program fees for non-Kettering residents will be an additional 25 percent or $5, whichever is greater (not to exceed $10). Fees will be refunded if a class is full.

PAYMENT METHODSThe City will accept cash, personal checks, credit cards (Visa, MasterCard and Discover) and money orders for the payment of fees. Please note which of these forms of payment is acceptable for the method of registration you choose. The City cannot accept any debit cards for payment. The City will charge a $25 service fee for all checks not honored for any reason by the bank. Checks should be made payable to: City of Kettering.

CONFIRMATIONOnce we have processed your registration, we will mail you a confirmation showing which classes you are enrolled. If we were unable to place you in a class, the fee for that class will be placed in your family’s household account as an account credit, and this, too, will be noted on your confirmation. You may:

•usethecreditforfuturecourses;or•requestafullrefund.AllrefundswillbepaidbyCitycheck;

please allow two weeks for processing.

WAITING LIST PROCEDUREWaiting lists are a source of contact and do not guarantee you will receive a call back. You will receive a call back only

if a space becomes available. If you ask to add your name to a waiting list for a closed class, it:

•Givesusanameandphonenumber in theeventofacancellation.

•Suppliesuswithnamesandphonenumbersincaseanewclass is added.

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LATE REGISTRATION Late registrations will be accepted prior to the second class meeting. After the second class meeting, no registrations will be accepted. Individuals registering late will be required to pay the total class fee.

REFUND POLICY — OUR COMMITMENT TO YOUWe strive for positive experiences and excellence in everything we do. All refunds will be made according to the following guidelines.If you have attended one of our classes or purchased a pass and are dissatisfied, call us. We will offer a prorated refund.If you were unable to attend a set of classes, we will try to transfer you to another section. Otherwise, we will offer a 50% household credit of the class price.Special consideration will be given for life altering situations.All refunds will follow the Finance Department’s bill-paying schedule and be issued by City check. There will be no cash refunds or credit card refunds.

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1. ON-LINE REGISTRATION (credit card / household balance only)Registration begins on Monday, May 13, at 8 a.m. for residents. Non-residents may register beginning Monday, May 20, at 8 a.m. The City of Kettering encourages patrons to login to the system (www.ketteringoh.org) prior to Monday, May 13, to verify household information (address, residency status, family members). Your residency classification is based on your status as of your last enrollment or pass registration. To modify your information, please contact the registration staff at the Kettering Recreation Complex (296-2587), Rosewood Arts Centre (296-0294) or Lathrem Senior Center (296-2480). Keep in mind: registrations will not be permitted until the above-stated dates. If you experience trouble using the system, please contact the Kettering Recreation Complex staff at 296-2587.

2. MAIL-IN (check / credit card / money order /household balance)Mail-in registration begins as soon as you receive this brochure. Simply fill out the registration form included in this brochure, include payment or credit card information, and mail to: CLASS REGISTRATION Kettering Parks, Recreation & Cultural Arts Dept. 2900 Glengarry Drive Kettering, OH 45420All resident registrations received on or before Thursday, May 16, will be entered on Friday, May 17, the first day of processing. City of Kettering residents will be given preference until Monday, May 20. All registrations (resident and non-resident) received after May 20, will be processed by date received.

3. DROP-OFF (check / credit card / money order / household balance)Registration drop boxes will be available at the Kettering Recreation Complex and Rosewood Arts Centre for those who wish to drop off their registrations instead of using the mail. Drop-off registrations will be handled just like those that are mailed.

4. FAX (credit card / household balance)Complete the registration form, include payment information and fax the form to the Kettering Recreation Complex (937) 296-3297 or Rosewood Arts Centre (937) 296-3289. Faxed registrations will be processed on exactly the same schedule as the registrations that are mailed in or dropped off. Note: See below for validating residency status.

5. WALK-IN (cash / check / credit card / money order / household balance)Starting Wednesday, May 22, you may register in person at the front desk of the Kettering Recreation Complex or Rosewood Arts Centre during regular business hours: KRC: Mon. - Sat., 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. Rosewood: Mon. - Thurs., 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. KFWC: Mon. - Sat., 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sun., 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Fri., 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sun., 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sat., 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.

6. PHONE (credit card / household balance only)When phoning in your registration, we ask that you have the following information ready for the operator:1) preferred classes and correct levels; 2) alternate classes; and 3) credit card number. Note: In order to receive resident rates on a phone-in registration, you must have a current resident I.D. card or activity pass. Phone-in registration will begin on Friday, May 24, during normal business hours:

KRC: 296-2587 Rosewood Arts Centre: 296-0294 KFWC: 293-4FIT (4348) Mon. – Fri., 9 a.m. – 9 p.m. Mon. – Thurs., 8 a.m. – 9 p.m. Mon. – Fri., 9 a.m. – 9 p.m. Sat., 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. Fri., 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. Sat., 9 a.m. – 8 p.m. Sun., 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. Sat., 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. Sun., 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

— PLEASE NOTE THIS IMPORTANT INFORMATION! —

On-Line Registration

Begins Monday, May 13for Kettering

Residents!

Six Easy Ways to Register – Please note these procedures!

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Reward PointsEvery time you register for a class or purchase a pass you earn Reward Points. These points can be used to pay the fee for additional classes or passes. For every $1 you spend, you earn 1 point. Every 10 points equals $1. Just check the bottom of your receipt for your current rewards point total or stop by any information desk for assistance. This program is only available to Kettering residents. Cash refunds will not be given for points used. If you used points and require a refund, the points will be placed back on your point total to be used for a future purchase. If you have any questions stop by any information desk.

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