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tA b l e o f c o n t e n t SWho We Are 1

Summer Camp 1

Season Calendar 3

Salons & Open Studios 5

Special Courses & Art Groups 6

Pop-up Workshops 7

Student Spotlight 8

Ceramics 9

Drawing 11

Glass 12

Jewelry 13

Painting 14

Digital Media 16

Printmaking & Fibers 17

Sculpture 18

Youth 19

Thank You to Our Donors 21

Registration & Policies 22

Board of Directors and Staff Back Cover

Get in touch! (561) 832-1776 | armoryart.org | registrar@armoryart.org

who we AreMiSSionthe mission of the armory art center is to inspire the creation and experience of art.

ViSionthe armory’s vision is to be recognized as providing a premier art center for both creating and viewing art.

About uSHoused in an historic art deco building, the armory provides art classes for students of all ages, exhibitions, art salons, lectures, and special events. twenty exhibitions are hosted annually in our three galleries. nearly 300 courses held in 12 state-of-the-art studios with nearly 20,000 square feet of classroom space are offered including ceramics, digital arts, drawing, glass fusing, jewelry, painting, printmaking, fibers, sculpture, and more.

our courSeSFaculty bios are available online.

Cover image: Mary Catello

SuMMer A r t c A M pJune 8th - August 14th, 2015 drawing • painting • sculpture • jewelry • fiber arts • printmaking • ceramics

grAdeS K-5Jumpstart & Adventures in Art weeK 1: BUGS & BOTANICALS | June 8th-12th

weeK 2: SUMMER SOLSTICE | June 15th-19th

weeK 3 : I BELIEVE I CAN FLY | June 22nd-26th

weeK 4: FREEDOM | June 29th-July 3rd

weeK 5*: ANIMAL KINGDOM | July 6th-10th

eXhibition: Friday, July 10th

weeK 6: SPACE ODYSSEY | July 13th-17th

weeK 7*: BEACH ‘YA TO IT! | July 20th-24th

weeK 8: WHERE IN THE WORLD AM I FROM? July 27th-31st

weeK 9: BODY BEAUTIFUL | august 3rd-7th

weeK 10: RHYTHM & RHYME | august 10th-14th

eXhibition: Friday, august 14

Tuition: $225 per weekWeeks 5 and 7 will have field trips to the zoo and beach for which have an additional transportation fee of $23 per camper.

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SuMMer A r t c A M pJune 8th - August 14th, 2015 drawing • painting • sculpture • jewelry • fiber arts • printmaking • ceramics

grAdeS 6-12rockin’ Studio & Studio Art

each week students can choose from 3-dimensional or 2-dimensional classes.

weeK 1: June 8th-12thCeramics: Wheel Throwing OR Drawing & Painting

weeK 2: June 15th-19thPhotography & Digital Art OR Sculpture & Mixed Media.

weeK 3: June 22nd-26thDrawing: Figure & Still Life OR Intro to Jewelry & Beading

weeK 4: June 29th-July 3rdCeramics: Hand Building & Sculpture OR Painting: Pouring Paints & Pastels.

weeK 5: July 6th-10thPrintmaking OR Graffiti & Street Art

eXhibition: Friday, July 10th

weeK 6: July 13th-17thCeramics: Wheel Throwing & Hand Building OR Drawing & Painting: Exploration of Abstract Art.

weeK 7: July 20th-24thCeramics: Painting Bisqueware, Intro to Color & Glazes OR Drawing & Painting: Exploration of Color.

weeK 8: July 27th-31stCeramics: Wheel Throwing, Vessels OR Printmaking (limited to 12).

weeK 9: august 3rd-7thPhotography & Digital Art (limited to 10) OR Fashion and Art.

weeK 10: august 10th-14thCeramics & Sculpture: Open OR Mixed Media.

eXhibition: Friday, august 14th

Tuition: $275 per week

“Everything you can imagine is real.”—Picasso

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season ca lendar

Lynne Solomon (student), mixed media

dreyfooS ViSuAl ArtS -digitAl MediA Senior eXhibition

May 23-30 , 2015Opening Recept ion :

May 23 , 20155 :00-7 :30 pm

Armor y Art Center – Montgomer y Ha l lGreenf ie ld and East Gal le r ies

An annual event, this show features work produced by the graduating seniors of the Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts of the Arts. Exhibition organized by

the Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts.

ArMory fAculty Show Apr i l 18 - May 16 , 2015

Opening Recept ion : Fr iday, Apr i l 17, 2015

6 :00-8 :00 pm

Armor y Art Center – Greenf ie ld and East Gal le r iesAn exhibition of work by the Armory Art Center

faculty members in all media. Exhibition organized by the Armory Art Center.

Gerson Rapoport (instructor), Carved stone

All Student ShowcASeApr i l 18 - May 16 , 2015

Opening Recept ion : Fr iday, Apr i l 17, 2015

6 :00-8 :00 pm

Armor y Art Center – Montgomer y Ha l lAn exhibition of work by Armory students in all media.

Exhibition organized by the Armory Art Center.

SeSSion 5 A r t c l a s s e s b e g i n .A P R I L 27 - J U N E 20, 201 5

Exhibitions are free and open to the public .

Wine and hors d ’oeuvres a re ser ved at open ings. Ga l le r y hours a re Monday through Saturday 9 am to 4 pm.

Daniella Portillo, oil on panel

lecture: leSlie ferrinThursday, Apr i l 30 , 2015

6 :00-7 :30 pm

East Gal le r yFerrin Contemporary specializes in ceramic art

circa 1950 – present.

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Adriana Ficarelli (instructor & student), jewelry

Sharon Gormans (student), oil on wood

printMAKing, digitAl, And relAted ArtS Student eXhibition

June 6 -Ju ly 2 , 2015Opening Recept ion : Fr iday, June 5, 2015

6 :00-8 :00 pm

Armor y Art Center – Greenf ie ld Gal le r yThis exhibition will feature work by Armory students

in the printmaking, digital, and related arts departments.

Armory Art Center Annual Meeting

THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 20153 :00 pm. Al l members a re we lcome.

Molly Aubry (instructor & student), print

drAwing And pAinting Student eXhibition

June 6 - Ju ly 2 , 2015Opening Recept ion : Fr iday, June 5, 2015

6 :00-8 :00 pm

Armor y Art Center – East Gal le r yThis exhibition will feature work by Armory students

in the drawing and painting department.

Stacy Sollisch and Diane Landman, Ceramics

Jewelry And glASS Student eXhibition Ju ly 1 1 - August 8 , 2015

Opening Recept ion : Fr iday, Ju ly 10 , 2015

6 :00-8 :00 pm

Armor y Art Center – Greenf ie ld Gal le r yThis exhibition will feature work by Armory students

in the jewelry and glass departments.

cerAMicS And Sculpture Student

eXhibition Ju ly 1 1 - August 8 , 2015

Opening Recept ion : Fr iday, Ju ly 10 , 2015

6 :00-8 :00 pm

Armor y Art Center – East Gal le r y

This exhibition will feature work by Armory students in the ceramics

and sculpture departments. SeSSion6 A r t c l a s s e s b e g i n .JUNE 22 - AUGUST 15 , 2015

PRIVATE LESSONSSeveral of our talented instructors in each department are available for private instruction. Contact us today at 561-832-1776 x 13 to schedule a session. Prices vary and a minimum of two hours is required.

s e m i n a r s & s a l o n se v e n i n g c r i t i q u e s e m i n a r sWednesday, 6:00 – 8:00 pmInspiration isn’t easy and often artists need a push to progress. Insight from critics spark ideas that help the artists take the next leap forward with their work. We are pleased and honored to

host Wednesday evening critiques given by professional and superb curators for serious artists in any medium. 8 students maximum may participate per session. Audit students are welcome. Please see registrar for more information.

APRIL 15 - CHERYL BRUTVANDirector of Curatorial Affairs / Curator of Contemporary Art, Norton Museum of Art

Registered students: $40 per session Audit students: $10 per session

salonsThe Armory Art Center hosts a variety of art salon groups. These groups hold meetings to discuss, display, and share the work of the participants and/or invited guests. All salons are $10 payable at the door and meet in the Armory Library. Join the lively discussions.

Photo Salon . ROBERT SWINSONInspired by the famous New York City Photo Salon program, each week a different photographer presents work for critique and conversation. Second & Fourth Tuesdays 6:30 – 8:30pm

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It is required that you are enrolled in the current session to purchase open studio time in the department in which you are enrolled. There is access to open studio time based on the posted schedule per department. Contact the Registrar for a current schedule of open studio times and registration. Open studio time is purchased in 4 and 8-week courses only.

ceramics $200

drawing / paint ing $100

fiber Arts / pr intmaking $100

Jewelr y $200

Sculpture $200

o p e n S t u d i o S p e r d e pa r t m e n t

“I shut my eyes in order to see.”-Paul Gauguin

The dynamic evening critique seminar in January was presented by Amy Broderick, shown above.

Art SalonELLE SCHORRStimulating conversations with other artists in a relaxed setting. As a springboard to each of our explorations, professional artists from South Florida are invited to present their work, talk about what influenced them, and examine the work of influential artists showing in museums and galleries. There is also an opportunity to explore the practical side of being an artist, of professional development and the sharing of useful resources. For details, email elleschorr@elleschorrphotography.com.

First & Third Tuesdays 6:30 – 8:30pm

April 21st: Lori Pratico and Elizabeth Sanjuan, Girl Noticed

May 5th: Carol Prusa, Fearful Symmetry – Sensing Space Inside Out and Outside In

The Art Salons will resume in October. Happy summer plans to all.

Check armoryart.org/artsalons for detailed information on these salons.

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Use the media of your choice and set up your own still life in the studio or work with a live model for short and long poses.

OPEN PAINTING GROUP*Each Monday, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Members $20 | Non-members $25Members age 75 and over $15, 10 sessions $100

OPEN SKETCH GROUP*Each Friday, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Members $20 | Non-members $25Members age 75 and over $15, 10 sessions $100

OPEN FIGURE SCULPTING GROUP* Students will have the opportunity to work from a live model, either in clay or mixed media. The fee will include 10 lbs. of clay and a one time firing fee. The group meets in the Kaplan Sculpture Building.

Each Wednesday, 6:00 – 9:00 pm | $15*There is a monitor in these courses and not an instructor.

special courses, parties, & art groupsMagical Mystery Tour: P9.1c8 Weeks of Art at the Armory INSTRUCTOR: VARIOUS Level IAn excellent introduction to the Armory and to your future focus. Try out various mediums as we take you on a magical tour of the diverse programs we offer with fabulous instructors. Each week features a class in one of the following areas: ceramics, drawing, painting, fibers, jewelry, printmaking, and sculpture. Meet instructor at registration area each week.

Monday, 6:00 – 9:00 pm Session 5: April 27th – June 15th (no class on May 25th)Tuition: $280 | Lab fee: $40Session 6: June 22nd – August 10thTuition: $320 | Lab fee: $40

open art groups

PAINT YOUR OWN CERAMICSFriends, birthday groups, colleagues—paint your very own ceramic tabletop accessories like pitchers, bowls, plates, etc. They make perfect and functional gifts. There will be instruction from our experienced faculty and you will work in our state of the art ceramic studios. Three hours, evening, or Saturdays. Our happy hour package is available upon request. Please reserve your group at the registrar or online. Minimum six students.

PAINT WITH FRIENDSBring your friends for a fun and interactive art experience. Instructor will lead you through the process of creating a unique work of art that you can take home. Enjoy a glass of wine and chat with friends. Materials, wine and light bites provided. Perfect as a girls’ night. Minimum 6 students.

For scheduling, pricing, and more information contact Valentine Joseph at (561) 832-1776 x15

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*NEW Introduction to Natural Dyes for Fabrics RAW1.3aMELANIE OTTENSTEINLearn the basics for natural dyes and techniques to create unique textiles. Experiment with various dye transfer approaches from unconventional sources. Come in ready to play with nature in ways that you never imagined, and walk away with a beautifully dyed cloth. This workshop will give you new skills for working with fabric and creating your own color with simple techniques that you can do at home or in your studio.

Wednesday, 6:00 – 9:00 pm | April 29thTuition: $50

Introduction to Kumihimo JW11.6aNzINGAH ONIWOSAN Level 1Kumihimo is the Japanese art of braiding. Originally used to braid lacing for the Samurais’ armor, today it is a fun and popular jewelry making technique. Students will learn how to make 8 and 16 strand round braids (Kongoh-gumi) on the Kumihimo Disk. You will learn how to read “pattern,” warp (thread) your Kumihi-mo Disk, and plan a project.

Saturday, 1:30 – 4:30 pm | May 9thSaturday, 1:30 – 4:30 pm | July 18thSaturday, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm | August 8thTuition: $50

The Art of Metal Clay JW11.6bNzINGAH ONIWOSAN Level 1Metal Clay takes the long practiced science of powered met-allurgy and reintroduces it to the world as our newest eco-friendly fine metal art. Working with metal clays gives the freedom and beauty of precious jewelry or sculpture without the cost or mechanical inhibitions of some of the more traditional metalsmiting practices. The course is primarily student-led, with attending artists deciding the specific skills to be incorporated each week. This term we’re focusing on mixed metals. Techniques include firing around fittings, metal inlay, and incorporating wire.

Monday, April 27th | 6:00 – 9:00 pmSaturday, May 9th | 9:30 am – 12:30 pmSaturday, July 18th | 9:30 am – 12:30 pmSaturday, August 8th | 1:30 – 4:30 pmTuition: $60

Pouring Paint PW8.3bROxENE SLOATE Learn to pour paint like Helen Frankenthaler and Jackson Pollock. We will be using acrylic paint and exploring different ways of mark making. Build up your image with transparent washes and glazing techniques. The painting experience suggests ideas that create the final concept.

Wednesday, 1:30 – 4:30 pm | May 6th Tuition: $50

Collage & Color LESLIE ALBERTExploring the medium of collage as an art form of experimentation, flexibility, and personal language. Found objects and images, transparent and textured papers, photo transfer, block printing, paper weaving, and other experimental techniques are encour-aged. Transparent and opaque color relationships are discussed as well as the use of abstract and representational imagery.

Thursday, 1:30 – 4:30 pm | May 14th RAW5.4bTuesday, 6:00 – 9:00 pm June 2nd RAW5.2cTuition: $50

Figure in Costume: A Focus on the FetishLESLIE ALBERTMany artists through the ages have used the clothed figure as inspiration and a challenge. This class will focus on the figure

in costume, lending a theatrical quality to drawing the model. Life models will be used while wearing different styles of dress or accessories. Contemporary styles of drawing including ‘fetish’ modes will be discussed as well. A variety of media including black and white and color will be used. Students will have the opportunity to draw the figure and costume incorporating texture, pattern, proportion and perspective into their drawings.

Monday, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm | May 4th DW5.1a Thursday, 6:00 – 9:00 pm | June 18th DW5.3cTuition: $50

Order in Chaos NUNE ASTRAYAN Develop and finish your artwork in any media. In this workshop you will have a fun, free, and intuitive process of beginning your artwork in “chaos” with color texture, pattern, and mark making and then bring “order.”

Tuesday, 1:30 – 4:30 pm | May 12th PW3.2a1Tuesday, 1:30 – 4:30 pm | June 2nd PW3.2a2Tuition: $45 each

Landscape Painting in NatureSONYA GASKELL Level: AllObservation, simplification, shapes, value, and color will be encouraged at the onset. The focus will move towards personal style as well as demos and sharing of the instructor’s own techniques. Students will travel to sites in Palm Beach County to paint on location. Each class meets at registration.

Saturday, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm | May 2nd PW1.6a1Saturday, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm | June 6th PW1.6a2Saturday, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm | August 1st PW2.6a2Tuition: $50 each

Contemporary Painting: Techniques and Abstract Compositions PW3.5aVICKI S IEGELLearn easy techniques to create your own unique abstract composition. Students will use acrylic paint and mixed media techniques to create a painting during the workshop.

Friday, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm | May 8thTuition: $45

p o p - u pincluded in the cost of tuition, unless otherwise noted. Register in advance to ensure your space.

Melanie Ottenstein

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Wheel Throwing WorkshopRONALD SHAWTake a seat and get your hands on the potter’s wheel! Try this ancient technique with a modern twist. Learn to center your clay and walk away from the wheel with a finished product. This workshop will give you basic fundamentals of wheel work and will leave you wanting to take an eight week class.

Thursday, 6:00 – 9:00 pm | May 7th CW8.4c1Thursday, 6:00 – 9:00 pm | June 4th CW8.4c2Thursday, 6:00 – 9:00 pm | July 2nd CW8.4c1Thursday, 6:00 – 9:00 pm | August 6th CW8.4c2Tuition: $50 each

Printmaking 101 RON GARRETTStudents will create monotypes (painterly prints) and collagraphs (relief). Learn how to use a printing press to reproduce art prints. Everyone will discover secrets behind processes that great artists have used and that contemporary artists continue to explore.

Monday, 1:30 – 4:30 pm | May 11th RAW21.1b1Monday, 1:30 – 4:30 pm | June 8th RAW21.1b2Tuition: $50 each

iPhoneography: Exploring Photography with a Cell Phone RAW6.1aROBERT SWINSONNot just for Apple iPhone, but also iPads and Android devices, this 3-hour workshop will cover the how-to’s of capturing, editing, and sharing photographs using the handiest of cameras, our cell phones. The class includes provided handouts and covers a variety of apps from the basics provided with your phone to many of the optional camera editing and sharing options available. Students should bring to class their camera equipped smart phone or tablet device with a charged battery and eagerness to learn this exciting new genre of photography.

Monday, 9:30 am – 1:30 pm | May 18thSaturday, 9:30 am – 1:30 pm | June 13thTuition: $55

The Art of Chinese Brush Painting SUSAN WILDERS In this accelerated workshop you will learn the basic elements of Chinese Brush Painting and some of the master stroke techniques such as the flower, bird, and landscape. You can experiment with line and elaborate style on Chinese paper and on silk.

Saturday, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm | May 16th PW35.6a1Saturday, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm June 13th PW35.6a2Tuition: $50

“I actually paint almost everything that is in sight...clothing, headpieces, I make a lot of bright colored work, and I do this because it is an attempt to paint myself out of the darkness.”

“There wasn’t much scholarship money but we managed to get it...It saved my life...it did, it really did,” said Erin Fromkes of West Palm Beach. Erin has been coming to the Armory for about five years.

Getting out is difficult for Erin, but she says it is worth it. She likes the painting, the community, the escape, the fun. Erin contracted tick-born diseases when she was about 14 years old and has been chronically ill ever since. “I have been dealing with these illnesses and they pretty much steal your life away, your life-force, your essence, so it makes it very difficult to get through the day.”

Erin has benefited from studying with Miroslav Antić. She said “He just tells it like it is. He is teaching how not to be afraid of change, that it is not about perfection, it is about movement, it is about expression. I was probably stuck in my way of doing something a certain way, trying to reproduce something exactly the way it was. It doesn’t need to be that way.”

Making art has other benefits for Erin. “When I am doing my artwork it takes me to a different space completely. I kind of lose myself. I forget about the illness. It is really one of the only times when I am able to do that.”

Incorporating her pills, pill powders, and medical paper into the art pieces, Erin makes awareness art. Unceasingly creative, when she is too ill to get up, she creates digital work in bed on her ipad.

Erin was the first-place winner of the Armory’s most recent Fashion ARTillery and she also won the Rubino award. The awards are allowing her to continue studies at the Armory.

“The couple of scholarships I did get got me out of the house and got me here [the Armory]. They got me creating, meeting other artists, and I honestly think that if it wasn’t for the scholarships I probably wouldn’t be where I am right now.”

To make a special contribution to the adult scholarship fund, call the registrar at (561) 832-1776.

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CERAMICSFunctional Forms C11.5aYING zHOUThis course concentrates on the form and function of basic ceramic products. Students will first create different bowls for different purposes. The next two weeks we will be developing mug shapes and handles and then, a concentration on teapots and oval shapes. Finally students will focus on the surface treatments such as brushwork and decals. The final week the instructor will critique the student’s repertoire of work produced in the class.

Fridays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: May 1st – June 19thSession 6: June 26th – August 14thTuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $10

Intro to Mold-Making & Slipcasting C15.2bJESSI MADDOCKS, Artist-in-Residence Level 1Interested in making forms that can be replicated? In this course students will be introduced to a variety of mold making techniques. We will cover one-part and multi-part plaster molds and slip casting multiples. We will also experiment with altering cast pieces. No previous experience is required.

Tuesdays, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Session 5: April 28th – June 16thSession 6: June 23rd – August 11thTuition: $320 | Lab fee: $10

h A n d b u i l d i n gHandbuilding 101 Level 1Explore what you can create using your hands. Learn basic pinch, slab, and coil construction methods as well as the use of molds. Decorative treatments will include stamps, slips, and stains. Students will also learn how to glaze and finish their pots using high-fire glazing techniques. No previous clay experience is required, but please do not miss the first class. This class is a prerequisite for all clay classes. Limit 15 students.

JESSI MADDOCKS, Artist-in-Residence C6.2aTuesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 28th – June 16thSession 6: June 23rd – August 11thTuition: $320 | Lab fee: $10

CHRIS PICKETT, Artist-in-Residence C6.4bThursdays, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Session 5: April 30th – June 18thSession 6: June 25th – August 13thTuition: $320 | Lab fee: $10

Advanced Handbuilding C5.3aJESSI MADDOCKS, Artist-in-Residence .Interested in working independently, yet want regular contact with instructor to further your creativity and artistic vision? Bring your notebook and ideas to class and take your pinching, coiling, and slab techniques to the next level. Play with the extruder and experiment with form. Instruction is geared towards the individual’s ideas. Limit 15 students

Wednesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 29th – June 17thSession 6: June 24th – August 12thTuition: $320 | Lab fee: $10

Guided Study in Hand-built Clay C5.5bBILL BUCHANAN Level: 1-2This class offers independent guided study, allowing the student to brainstorm and construct works in hand-built clay. Students will work on individual projects through a series of guided critiques and hands-on help from the instructor. Each project is conceived and carried out at the participant’s own pace and level of expertise. There will be group and individual critiques. Students are immersed in the creative flow of actual studio production by observation and critique of the instructor’s work in progress.

Fridays, 12:30 – 2:30 pm Session 5: May 1st – June 19thTuition: $200 | Lab fee: $10

Ronald Shaw

Raku & Saggar FiringRONALD SHAW Levels: All Get ready for the heat and learn the art of raku. Experiment with raku glaze techniques and alternative firing methods using saggars, sawdust, and horse hair. While there will be time to make new forms in class, students are encouraged to bring 4 bisque objects for glazing and firing. This course focuses on firing and glazing techniques. Firing schedule is contingent on quantity of work. Students should have basic knowledge of clay and be able to work somewhat independently. Limit 8 Students.

Wednesdays, 1:30 – 4:30 pm C8.3bSession 5: April 29th – June 17thSession 6: June 24th – August 12thTuition: $320 | Lab fee: $10

Thursdays, 11:00 am – 2:00 pm C8.4aSession 5: April 30th – June 18thSession 6: June 25th – August 13thTuition: $320 | Lab fee: $10

Trust the still small voice that says “This might work and I’ll try it.”-Diane Mariechild

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We use Phoenix, B-Mix, & Porcelain For safety reasons, students can only use clay purchased from the Armory Art Center. These clay prices includeone bisque firing, studio glazes, and one glaze firing. These prices apply to the clays used in the ceramics studio only. Re-fires are an additional fee.

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w h e e l t h r o w i n gWheel Throwing 101 Level: 1For students with no previous experience on the potter’s wheel. This course will introduce the fundamental skills necessary to center clay and produce basic pottery forms like bowls, cylinders, mugs, and vases. Learn about the balance between aesthetic and utilitarian concerns that determine the difference between good and great work. Limit 14 students.

DEBORAH ADORNATO C1.1bMondays, 1:30 – 4:30 pmSession 5: April 27th – June 15th (no class on May 25th)Tuition: $280 | Lab fee: $10Session 6: June 22nd – August 10thTuition: $320 | Lab fee: $10

TYRA FORKER C1.1cMondays, 6:00 – 9:00 pm Session 5: April 27th – May 18th (4 weeks)Tuition: $160 | Lab fee: $10Session 6: June 22nd – August 10thTuition: $320 | Lab fee: $10

RONALD SHAW C1.3cWednesdays, 6:00 - 9:00 pmSession 5: April 29th – June 17thSession 6: June 24th – August 12thTuition: $320 | Lab fee: $10

BILL BUCHANAN C1.4aThursdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 30th – June 18thTuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $10

CHRIS PICKETT, Artist-in-Residence C1.4aThursdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pmSession 6: June 25th – August 13thTuition: $320 | Lab fee: $10

CHRIS PICKETT, Artist–in–Residence C9.4cThursdays, 6:00 – 9:00pmSession 5: April 30th – June 18thSession 6: June 25th – August 13thTuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $10

MICHAEL BLAIR C1.6aSaturdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pmSession 5: April 25th – June 20thTuition: $320 | Lab fee: $10

Wheel Throwing: Intermediate - Advanced DEBORAH ADORNATO Level: 2-3Designed for students with prior experience on the wheel, this course will offer students a chance to develop and improve technical throwing skills. Students will also practice new techniques to alter and embellish thrown forms using a variety of tools and methods. We will explore glazing and firing processes, discuss historical and contemporary ceramics, and continue to generate new work on a more independent level with regular interaction with instructor. Limit 14 students.

Tuesdays, 6:00 – 9:00 pm C1.2cSession 5: April 28th – June 16thSession 6: June 23rd – August 11thTuition: $320 | Lab fee: $10

Tuesdays, 1:30 – 4:30 pm C2.2bSession 5: April 28th – June 16thSession 6: June 23rd – August 11thTuition: $320 | Lab fee: $10

S u r f A c e SIllustration in Clay C15.1aJESSI MADDOCKSLearn to add rich and meaningful surface design to your ceramic work. In this class students will bring 2D and 3D together as we explore ways to create narrative illustrations and patterns on wheel-thrown or hand-built ceramic forms. Weekly demos will cover slip transfer techniques, stenciling, stamping, slip inlay, laser decals wax resists, and much more.

Mondays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 27th – June 15th (no class on May 25th)Tuition: $280 | Lab fee: $10Session 6: June 22nd – August 10thTuition: $320 | Lab fee: $10

Michael Blair

Soda Firing & Techniques C1.3aMICHAEL BLAIR Level 2-3For students in both the wheel and hand building, this class will focus on the atmospheric technique of soda firing. Students will be introduced to slips and glazes and different methods of application. Discussions will include the best forms and objects for soda firing and how placement in the kiln has an effect on the final piece. Students will be encouraged to learn all aspects of the firing of the soda kiln. Firing schedules will be arranged so they coincide with class times.

Wednesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 29th – June 17thTuition: $320 | Lab fee: $10

“Imagination is the power of creation. Use it as you would choose, rather than as others would choose.”-Alan Cohen

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D R A W I N G

student work from Ying Li VMA Workshop

The Anatomy of Animals D10.5aLESLIE ALBERTMany artists have a desire to learn to draw animals. Whether it is a cat, dog, horse, or bird, understanding the structure of animal anatomy is critical to the success of your drawing. Proportion, scale, and texture will be studied. Specific features of each species will be explored as well as different rendering techniques in color and black and white. Use of photos will be encouraged and we will take a class trip to the Palm Beach Zoo to draw the animals.

Fridays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: May 1st – May 22nd (4 weeks)Tuition: $160 | Entrance to zoo: $18

Classical Charcoal Drawing D31.5bERIC BOSSIK Level: AllThis class will teach how to use charcoal to create classical realistic drawings. Charcoal is an incredibly versatile medium for creating either sketchy or smooth, polished drawings that resemble paintings. This class will explore different types of charcoal, a variety of papers, and tools for manipulating charcoal. Learn how to light and compose subject matter, create three dimensional forms on a flat surface, and create various effects. The instruction is one-on-one and will enhance the skills of both beginners and advanced students.

Fridays, 6:00 – 8:00 pm Session 5: May 1st – June 19thSession 6: June 22 – August 14thTuition: $200

Drawing Without Boundaries D7.1aNUNE ASATRYANThis is a studio-based class for students at all levels interested in wide variety of drawing techniques. Through demonstrations and individual guidance, students will learn fresh ways to approach endless possibilities using diverse drawing materials such as pencil, pen, inks, color pencils, and watercolor, using stencils, stamps, and collage elements. We will focus on botanicals and also images that you bring in. If you are interested in deepening and expanding your drawing horizons, loosening up,

working on personal artistic development, and having a great time, you will enjoy this class!

Mondays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm (no class on May 25th)Session 5: April 27th – June 15thTuition: $280

Drawing for Beginners D9.2cMICHAEL LAS CASAS Level: 1A focus on the basics of drawing: line, shape, shade, perspective, and proportion. We will learn how to make 2D shapes look 3D. We will use simple materials such as pencils, charcoal, and pen and learn each medium’s unique qualities. Michael says, “Your paintings are only as good as your drawings.” Drawing is the absolute essential to all visual art media. When you know how to draw, you can learn any other medium.

Tuesdays, 6:30 – 8:30 pm Session 5: April 28th – June 16thSession 6: June 23rd – August 11thTuition: $200

Drawing for Intermediate D9.3cMICHAEL LAS CASAS Level: 1-2Move beyond the basics of drawing: composition, positive and negative space, circle square triangle, light on dark, and value. Learn how to make two-dimensional shapes look three dimen-sional. We will use simple materials such as pencils, charcoal, and pen and learn each medium’s unique qualities.

Wednesdays, 6:30 – 8:30 pm Session 5: April 29th – June 17th Session 6: June 24th – August 12th

Tuition: $200

For Intermediate/Advanced: Independent Study D9.1c

MICHAEL LAS CASAS Level: 2-3Open for those with basic drawing skills who want to explore different media such as pencil, charcoal, conté, colored pencil, and pastels. Each week a still life will be set up to draw from or the student can bring their own images for reference. The instructor will suggestion techniques and offer new approaches. This is a great class to draw and meet new people.

Mondays, 6:30 – 8:30 pm Session 5: April 27th – June 15th (no class on May 25th)Tuition: $175Session 6: June 22nd – August 10th Tuition: $200

f i g u r eDrawing the Figure DENNIS AUFIERY Level: AllDraw with confidence. Using a model, we will focus on seeing the relationship between forms, volume, weight, mass, line and how they relate to each other. Drawing sizes vary from sketchbook size to 42 x 72 inches. This course is a great benefit beginning to advanced students needing improvement in perceptual skills.

Wednesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm D8.3aSession 5: April 29th – June 17th Tuition: $375 | Model Fee: $96 We are pleased to offer this new course as a four-week workshop in the evenings in session 6.Wednesdays, 6:00-9:00 pm D8.2bSession 6: June 24th – July 8th, 10th, 22nd Tuition: $185 | Model Fee: $48

Large Scale Figure Drawing D5.6aLESLIE ALBERT Level: AllBreak out of the box and draw the figure bigger! We will use gesture and contour drawings to draw from the life model at a large scale. With a focus on composition, proportion and value scale, students will work towards longer poses using a 24” x 36” format or larger. This will allow students to see shapes, forms and planes within the figure and environment, and to render them accordingly.

Saturdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: May 2nd – June 20thTuition: $320 | Model: $96 per sessionSession 6: June 27th – August 15th (no class on July 4th)Tuition: $280 | Model: $84

“We will discover the nature of our particular genius when we stop trying to conform to our own or other peoples’ models , learn to be ourselves, and allow our natural channel to open.”-Shakti Gawain

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GLASSGlass courses are limited to six students unless otherwise noted. For safety reasons, students must wear closed-toe shoes.

Introduction to Fusible Mosaics G7.1bHOLLY ODESS Levels: AllThis fun course will give you a solid foundation for classical mosaic techniques taught by a master mosaicist. The use of specialized cutting tools, cold-working equipment, and the firing process will be explained as your masterpiece develops! You may bring your own pattern ideas or use those of the instructor. You will experience an exciting new way to work with fusible glass. Maximum 6 students. Glass is sold at our registration desk.

Mondays, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Session 5: April 27th – June 15th (no class on May 25th)Tuition: $280 | Lab Fee: $56Session 6: June 22nd – August 10th Tuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $64

The Art of Wind Chimes G8.1cAIMEE SCHULTz Level: 2Create gorgeous, fused-glass wind chimes to decorate your home or hang in a protected area outside. This class teaches how to plan the design of the chimes, different methods of

attaching hooks to the main glass piece, proper methods of balancing the piece, color pairing, incorporating the metal attachments into the design of the piece, and different ways to use frit, metal, and wires in the design. The piece will be finished by beading wire and attaching the chimes to the main piece. Intermediate knowledge of glass cutting and cold working equipment is recommended.

Mondays, 6:00–9:00 pm Session 5: April 27th – June 15th (no class on May 25th)Tuition: $280 | Lab Fee: $56Session 6 June 22nd – August 10thTuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $64

Beginning Fused Glass CAMILLE PERRIN Level: 1This course provides a solid foundation in glass fusing. Basic cutting techniques, shop safety, cold working with various apparatus, materials, and glass characteristics will be explored to create functional glass and jewelry pieces. Includes full and tack fusing and slumping.

Tuesdays, 1:30–4:30 pm G12.2bSession 5: April 28th – June 16th Session 6: June 23rd – August 11thTuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $64

Thursdays, 1:30 – 4:30 pm G12.4bSession 5: April 30th – June 18thSession 6: June 25th – August 13th Tuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $64

Advanced Fused GlassCAMILLE PERRIN Level: 2-3Explore advanced techniques in warm glass including slumping, relief fusing, and inclusions while working on your own design to create a body of work. Advanced knowledge of glass cutting techniques and all cold working apparatus is required.

Tuesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm G14.2aSession 5: April 28th – June 16thSession 6: June 23rd – August 11thTuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $64 Thursdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm G14.4aSession 5: April 30th – June 18thSession 6: June25th – August 13thTuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $64

Independent Glass StudioCAMILLE PERRIN Level: 2-3For current students who would like a more intense studio experience. Individual projects will be developed and advanced techniques explored in a smaller, more private studio setting. Class time and lab fee to be paid by the week.

Mondays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm G16.1aSession 5: April 27th – June 15thSession 6: June 22nd – August 10thTuition: $40 per class | Lab fee: $8 per class Wednesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm G16.3a Session 5: April 29th – June 17th Session 6: June 24th – August 12thTuition: $40 per class | Lab fee: $8 per class

Camille Perrin

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JEWELRY

Intro to Silversmithing J5.1bLISA M. JOHNSON Level: AllThis is an introduction to the art of jewelry making through the use of hand tools, torches, flex shafts, polishers, and more. With personal instruction, demonstrations, and hands on experience, students will learn how to lay out, drill, pierce, file, form, solder, and polish sterling silver. Every student will develop their own design to create jewelry that includes the basic hinge, bezel settings, and clasps. While the school supplies most of the equipment, students are expected to bring their own supplies on the material list.

Mondays, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Session 5: April 27th – June 15th (no class on May 25th)Tuition: $280 | Lab Fee: $28 Session 6: June 22nd – August 10thTuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $32

Intro to Art Clay Silver J11.4bNzINGAH ONIWOSAN Level: AllWelcome to the wonderful world of Art Clay Silver. Learn the basics of working with this fun, exciting, and truly innovative clay. You’ll shape, carve, add texture, and even fire your piece with a torch, turning it into a one-of-a-kind fine silver pendant. All materials are included, as well as use of instructors tools.

Thursdays, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Session 5: May 7, 14, 21, & 28Tuition: $160 | Lab Fee: $60

Introduction to Prometheus Metal Clay J11.4cNzINGAH ONIWOSAN Level: AllStudy the basic tools and techniques used in working with Prometheus bronze and copper clay. Metal clay takes the long practiced science of powered metallurgy and re-introduces it to the world as our newest eco-friendly fine metal art. Students will learn slab forming, coil rolling, firing, patina, and finishing techniques. Prometheus metal clay can be fired using a kiln or torch allowing you to create projects using base metals with a quick firing time.

Thursdays, 6:00 – 9:00 pm Session 5: May 7, 14, 21, & 28Tuition: $160 | Lab Fee: $40

Independent Study J16.3aLISA M. JOHNSON Level: 2-3Students will design and work on their own jewelry projects with guidance from the instructor.

Wednesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 29th – June 17th Session 6: June 24th – August 12thTuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $32

Ring Fabrication J28.1aADRIANA FICARELLIIn this course you will learn how to create wire, puzzle, and band rings using non-ferrous metal to fit yourself or someone else. Demonstrations will include basic soldering, texture application using the rolling mill, and various surface finishes.

Mondays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 27th – June 15th (no class on May 25th)Tuition: $280 | Lab Fee: $32 Session 6: June 22nd – August 10thTuition: $320 | Lab Fee: $32

*NEW Free-form Peyote JewelryPAMELA TREVISANFree-form peyote is a blend of stitches and beading

techniques with no rules! We will learn to incorporate different bead weaving stitches beyond peyote such as netting and herringbone to create one of a kind jewelry pieces. Beads and found objects of different sizes and shapes will be incorporated. I love seashells so, bring along your special found objects and let’s get creative! While the studio will supply some equipment, please see the material list provided by registration for more information.

Tuesdays, 6:00 – 9:00 pm J9.2cSession 5: April 28 – May 19 & May 26-June 16Tuition $160 per 4-week session | Lab Fee: $40Session 6: June 23 – July 14 & July 21-August 11Tuition $160 per 4-week session | Lab Fee: $40

Friday, 11:30 am – 4:30 pm J9.5bSession 5: May 1 – May 22 & May 29 – June 19Tuition $160 per 4-week session | Lab Fee: $40Session 6: June 26 – July 17 & July 24 – August 14Tuition $160 per 4-week session | Lab Fee: $40

*New Fine Jewelry with Pearls J22.2aINGRID WEBSTERThe goal of this course is to teach all aspects of pearl knotting, so students can replicate the process independently and without help. Classic pearl knotting will be emphasized with special attention to attaching a clasp securely. Previous knowledge of the subject is not necessary. This class is designed to enrich beginners and advanced alike. Although the Armory will supply some materials, students need to look at the materials list provided by registration.

Tuesday, 9:30 am – 12:30 pmSession 5: April 28th – June 16th Session 6: June 23rd – August 11thTuition: $320 | Lab fee: $30

Introduction to Wax Carving and Casting J7.3aGUSTAVO HOEFSLearn how or improve your existing skills for hand carving wax models of rings and pendants. By sculpting your ideas and designs using different types of wax, the lost wax burnout method, and vacuum casting, everyone will walk away with a one of a kind sterling silver ring and/or pendant. Please see registration for a complete list of materials that are included and those that will need to be purchased. YOU MUST WEAR CLOSED LEATHER SHOES AND 100 % COTTON CLOTHING.

Session 5: May 6, 7, 8, 14 & 159:30 am – 12:30 pmTuition $200 | Lab fee $30

Lisa M. Johnson

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PAINTINGPainting for All P7.3cNUNE ASTRAYAN Level: AllBegin to understand the essential importance of painting and gain skills and techniques. Join others to enjoy a new hobby or get your existing technique to a new level. Painting starts with understanding the proper brush and advanced methods of delivering gallery quality professional paintings. Composition, perspective, design, and presentation will be covered.

Wednesdays, 6:30 – 8:30 pm Session 5: April 29th – June 17th Tuition: $200

Introduction to the Artist You Were Meant To Be P9.4bRAYMOND P. NEUBERT Level: All In a working studio we will explore the body of our work for trends and successes through discussion, observation, creation, and interaction. The goal is to explore all aspects of our history and experiences in order to become an honest and unique artist. This series of eight lessons is paid by the class.

Thursdays, 1:30 – 4:30 pm April 30th – June 18th$45 each class

Exploring Acrylics P3.2bVICKI S IEGEL Level: AllExplore the versatile medium of acrylic paint in a creative atmosphere. Learn color mixing, wet-on-wet, wet on dry, how to creatively use gels and mediums, glazing, layering, texturizing, skins, and image transfers.

Tuesdays, 1:30 - 4:30 pm Session 5: April 28th – June 16th Tuition: $320

Mixed Media & Acrylic P15.1bCLARENCE “SKIP” MEASELLE Level: AllWeekly demonstrations of contemporary acrylic painting techniques with a variety of media currently used by many established and cutting edge artists. Emphasis is on individu-alized instruction, suggestions, and critique for each student. Students are encouraged to embrace spontaneity, risks, and new combinations. Short demonstrations will include airbrush painting, photocopy transfers, and hard edge painting.

Mondays, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Session 5: April 27th – June 15th (no class on May 25th)Tuition: $280Session 6: June 22nd – August 10thTuition: $320

The Life of a Still Life P36.3aNANCY TART Level: AllWork on color harmonies, composition, and value to create dynamic still life paintings. Learn to orchestrate the stills, using your own objects as well as those provided by the instructor. Acrylic or oil.

Wednesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 29th – June 17thTuition: $320

f i g u r eFigure Painting with Color P8.3bDENNIS AUFIERY Level: AllWe will concentrate on your ability to draw with paint, use color structurally, and paint the figure with confidence. This is a contemporary approach to composition and color that is inclusive of abstract painterly sensibilities while being true to visual experience. A continuous pose will be set up for students to develop a deepened understanding of form.

Wednesdays, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Session 5: April 29th – June 17thSession 6: June 24th – August 12thTuition: $375 | Model Fee: $96

l A n d S c A p ePainting Outdoors: A Contemporary Approach P30.2aDENNIS AUFIERY Level: AllWorking directly from outdoor subjects gives you confidence in developing your sense of natural color, personal color vocabulary, and understanding of light. Your true subject is experiencing the physical and emotional connections of being there while investigating the possibilities of paint. Learn to engage subject matter first hand by painting directly from outside subjects, both natural and man-made.

Tuesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 28th – June 16th Session 6: June 23rd – August 11thTuition: $375

Landscape Painting in Nature P1.6aSONYA GASKELL Level: AllObservation, simplification, shapes value, and color will be encouraged at the onset. The focus will move towards personal style as well as demos and sharing of the instructor’s own techniques. Students will travel to sites in Palm Beach County to paint on location. Each class meets at the registration desk.

Saturdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: May 2nd – June 20thTuition: $320Session 6: June 27th – August 15th (no class July 4th) Tuition: $280

Raymond P. Neubert

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Contemporary PaintingSAM PERRY Level: 2-3Explore abstract issues in contemporary painting. Critical concepts of contemporary art and techniques will be covered. Personal expression is encouraged. Appropriate for all media.

Tuesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm P5.2aSession 5: April 28th – June 16thSession 6: June 23rd – August 11th Tuition: $320

Thursdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm P5.4aSession 5: April 30th – June 18thSession 6: June 25th – August 14thTuition: $320

Creative Watercolor P33.5aCAROL z. BRODY Level: AllAn exploration of new wet-on-wet approaches to watercolor, this course strengthens students’ proficiencies in various techniques such as negative glazing with a wash-away technique, charging colors, credit card texturing, masking and lifting, and using the rigger. Expressive color and strong composition will be emphasized. Demos and critiques included.

Fridays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: May 1st – June 19thTuition: $320

Painting Seminar P9.4aDENNIS AUFIERY Level: 2-3This seminar format is for students working towards a cohesive body of work in any medium. It involves individual discussion with instructor and group critique. Clarify and expand your identity as an artist and investigate artists whose work and methods inspire you.

Thursdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 30, May 14, May 28, June 11Tuition: $188

Independent Study P20.5bNANCY TART Level: 2-3The instructor will work with students on individually devel-oping their own personal style. This course is well suited for students with ideas for paintings and seeking guidance from an expert for further progress. Students should bring in their own source material and ideas to work with during class.

Fridays, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Session 5: May 1 – June 19th Tuition: $320

A lt e r n A t i V e t e c h n i Q u e SPhilosophy of Painting P25.1aHARLAN HOFFMAN Level: AllThis class is about self-expression, intuitive honesty, and freedom of creativity. Let’s work on thinking for yourself and looking at art and nature with our hearts. This is a great and ancient tradition in self-expression.

Mondays, 9:30am – 12:30pm Session 5: April 27th – June 15th (no class on May 25th)Tuition: $280Session 6: June 29th – August 3rdTuition: $320

The Anatomy of Graffiti P15.1cCHARLES BANE Level: AllExplore new materials and techniques. Take an in-depth look at different skills and styles of current artists around the world. Apply them to find your own style, utilizing it in current and future works. Learn how to use spray paint, stencils, paste ups, stickers, markers, and many other items. Working from the massive to the miniscule. Students of any level and style are welcome.

Mondays, 6:00 – 8:00 pm Session 5: April 27th – June 15th (no class on May 25th)Tuition: $175Session 6: June 22nd – August 10thTuition: $200

The Art of Chinese Brush Painting P35.2aSUSAN WILDERS Level: AllLearn the basic elements of Chinese brush painting and the master stroke technique such as flower, bird, and landscape. You can experiment with line and elaborate style on Chinese paper and silk. The course is progressive.

Tuesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 28th – June 16thSession 6: June 23rd – August 11thTuition: $320

Watercolor & Pastel P34.2bNUNE ASTRAYAN Level: All Learning to work with watercolor and pastel media creates an excellent foundation to develop your painting skills. We will explore how to use watercolor with pastel to finish your artwork and develop your ability to utilize multimedia techniques. You will learn the basic skills of watercolor and how to approach a subject matter of your choice. Experienced painters will learn how to develop their own style and try new techniques.

Tuesday, 1:30 – 4:30pm Session 5: April 28th – June 16thTuition: $320

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D I G I T A L & S O C I A L M E D I A

w o r K S h o p S*New* Marketing Bootcamp for Artists RAW3.2cJENIFER MANGIONE Level: AllThis is an intensive, day-long workshop for artists that want to learn to market their talent. It will be led by Jenifer Mangione Vogt, founder of JMV Media Group, and will benefit those in visual arts, performing arts, writing, or music. We’ll explore every aspect of the integrated marketing mix, including the fundamentals of branding, public relations, social media, website development, advertising, special events, online marketing, and more. The class will benefit those with no marketing experience, as well as those who have marketing knowledge, but want to leverage that knowledge to reach broader audiences. At the end of the class, attendees will be armed and ready to write a marketing plan. Participants are welcome to bring laptops or smartpad devices, but this is not a requirement.

Saturday, 9:30 am – 4:30 pm | May 16th Tuition: $200

*New* Intermediate Photography RAW30.5aBARRY SCHEIN Level: 1An intermediate hands on workshop with the basics of photography skill set, students will now learn how to “make” pictures, not “take” pictures and gain a thorough understanding of digital workflow. We focus on composition and how to use powerful photographic tools like depth of field and the effective

use of lenses and exposure. You’ll get an introduction to Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom. A hands-on-camera photo walk will give you the opportunity to practice and experiment with what you’ve learned.

Session 5: Friday & Saturday, 9:30 am – 4:30 pm May 1st & 2ndTuition $160

Intro to Digital Photography RAW15.1cROBERT SWINSON Level: 1Learn more about your point and shoot digital, mirror-less, and SLR cameras. You will learn what your camera can and cannot do and how to capture the picture you want. We will also critique your images. Bring charged cameras with their manuals.

Monday, 9:00 am – 5:00 pmSession 5: April 27th Tuition: $80

Photoshop 101 RA4.5aJOANNE URBAN Level: 1This course is an introduction to Adobe Bridge, Camera Raw, and Photoshop. We will focus on file management, menus, tools, size and resolution, selections, adjustment layers, masking, filters, blending modes, and color adjustment. Students will become comfortable with techniques that enable creativity. Techniques will apply to Photoshop CS6, CC, and CC2014. Requirements: Laptop computer, (Mac or PC), with Photoshop installed. (You can download a 30-day free trial from Adobe.)

Fridays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: May 1st – June 19thSession 6: June 26th – August 14th Tuition: $320 | Lab fee: $32

The Art of Life: Finding Your Eye & Voice in Photojournalism RA30.3aRED MORGAN Level: AllThis course will delve into basic and advanced photojournalist techniques for capturing real moments in the world we live in. The photographs shot during this class will have an emphasis on content, creativity, composition, and emotion. Learning how to tell visual stories and what makes your photos communicate to others will be the heart of this course. All stu-dents will shoot photos with these goals in mind and the class

will discuss each person’s best images to reinforce why a photo succeeds or fails.

Wednesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 29th – June 17thSession 6: June 24th – August 12thTuition: $320

Building a Digital Photography Foundation RA18.1aROBERT SWINSONA basic through intermediate digital photography class for SLR, Super Zooms, and advanced compact digital cameras with automatic and manual controls. This class is for those who want to understand how to control their cameras and capture the image they see through the view finder. Covering the basics of photography the class will quickly move into the functions and controls of the students’ cameras and on to methods of editing and presentation of their images. Time will be allotted during class to practice shooting as well as weekly assignments to help demonstrate the subjects discussed in class. Follow this link for the instructor’s example of projects: http://youtube/V8RpkLsgSbA

Mondays, 6:00 – 9:00 pmSession 5: April 27th – May 18th (4 weeks)Session 6: June 22 – July 13th (4 weeks)Tuition: $160

Plein Air Photography with Photoshop RA16.6aJACEK GANCARz Level: AllImprove your photography and learn some basic Photoshop and Lightroom tricks. With guidance from a professional photographer, learn to better manage your camera both tech-nically and artistically while taking better pictures of people, places, or objects. Then apply basic Photoshop techniques to perfect them. Alternate Saturdays we will visit nearby outdoor locations, photographing what interests you and in the following class we will work with them in Photoshop. Laptops are required with cable connections to your camera. Photoshop on your laptop is helpful, but not required.

Saturdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: May 2nd – June 20thTuition: $320

How an artist feels when forced to think about marketing

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PRINTMAKING & FIBERS

Isabel Gouveia

*New A Survey of Printmaking RA21.4cISABEL GOUVEIA Level: AllUsing simple materials such as plates, students will be exposed to several printmaking methods and acquire the basic tools to reproduce their work. We will use cereal boxes as plates for collographs and monoprints. Next, students will explore the graphic line with drypoint on plexiglass, and we will introduce metal plates for intaglio etching and aquatint. We will also examine the possibility of combining any of these techniques.

Thursdays, 6:00 – 9:00 pm Session 5: April 30th – June 18thSession 6: June 25th – August 14thTuition: $320 Lab fee: $24

Printmaking in the 21st Century: A Non-Toxic Approach RA10.5aMARK COHEN Level: AllTransfer your drawings, paintings, photocopies, or computer images onto a Solarplate™ and print with water based inks. The process will keep you experimenting and discovering new ways to create, integrate, layer, or color prints. Printed effects are equivalent to hard ground, soft ground, aquatint, and photogravure, as well as marks of traditional lithography and relief prints. It is a wonderfully flexible and direct method to print and is environmentally friendly.

Tuesdays, 6:00 – 9:00 pm Session 5: April 28th – June 16thSession 6: June 23nd – August 11thTuition: $320 | Lab fee: $40

f i b e r A r t SDiscover Saori Weaving RA1.2aLEORA KLAYMER STEWART Level: AllA Japanese weaving tradition, Saori is a patternless, improvisational style that is dedicated to free artistic expression. Students are encouraged to experiment with yarns, paper twines, synthetic fibers, shells, etc. The results are magical and the technique and equipment are basic enough that after the course students will continue to be inspired and to weave from their homes or studios.

Tuesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 28th – June 16thTuition: $320 | Lab fee: $24

Artistic Vessels & Traditional Baskets RA7.1aMARY CATELLO Level: AllThis workshop will be an adventure into basketry. Functional baskets are still being made today with the same methods that date back in time. We will explore both traditional functional design and artistic interpretations. Paper, reed, found, and harvested materials will be used. Other mediums such as paint and encaustics may be added to finish or embellish. Gourds may be incorporated as a part of the structure. Technique and creativity are encouraged so each student can experiment and design their own vessels. The workshop will strive to complete one basket from a pattern(s) and one free design. Instructor will provide a kit of supplies at the following prices: no basketry experience $40; some basketry experience $65. Supplies are provided by the instructor and fees apply per class.

Mondays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 27th – June 15th (no class on May 25th)Tuition: $280

Fiber Arts RA1.2bLEORA KLAYMER STEWART Level: AllThis class is an exploration of different textile techniques using a variety of materials such as natural and man-made fibers along with beads, shells, feathers, and recycled materials in order to create and construct both two and three-dimensional art works. Emphasis is on individual creativity for both beginner and advanced students. Supplies are provided by the instructor and fees apply per class.

Tuesdays, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Session 5: April 28th – June 16th Tuition: $320

p r i n t M A K i n g

“Artists who seek perfection in everything are those who cannot attain it in anything.”-Eugéne Delacroix

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SCULPTURE

Stone Open Studio:Wednesdays

9:00am - 5:00pm

c l A y*New Figure Modeling for Kiln Fire STEPHEN FUTEJ, Director of Sculpture Level: AllSculpt the human form in clay, using a variety of building techniques. Our course will be based on traditional life modeling, but students will learn how to build without using metal armatures. We will make clay sculptures suitable for kiln firing. The class will include a demonstration on techniques for hol-lowing out solid sculptures, and also introduce coil and slab building methods to the sculpture room. These techniques will dramatically reduce breakage during the firing process.

Mondays, 6:00 – 9:00 pm S22.1cSession 5: April 27th – June 15th (no class on May 25th)Tuition: $280 | Model fee: $84Session 6: June 22nd – August 10th Tuition: $320 | Model fee: $96

Tuesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm S22.2aSession 5: April 28th – June 16thSession 6: June 23rd – August 11th Tuition: $320 | Model fee: $96

Expression in Sculpture S22.1bWOODY OTHELLO Level: 2-3Designed for the advanced sculptor who is interested in perceiving the human figure in new ways. Learn how to break free from the traditional academic style of studying human anatomy and create expressionistic sculpture. Students will learn how to create ceramic figures using hollow construction techniques such as slab and coil building. This course is intended for students who have clay experience, but want to try a different approach in constructing the figure.

Mondays, 1:30 – 4:30 pm Session 5: April 27th – June 15th (no class on May 25th)Tuition: $280 | Model fee: $84

*New Finishing Touches: Slips & Glazes S33.1aWOODY OTHELLO, Artist-in-Residence Level: AllTired of that same terra cotta finish on your sculptures? Let Artist-in-Residence Woody Othello teach you finishing techniques that bring your projects to life. He will explain and demonstrate ways to use oxides, slips, under glazes, and glaze to complete the surface decoration of your work. Each student will practice on test tiles to understand how to use colorants and how they will look after firing. Students will apply this knowl-edge to their own sculptures. This class is designed to complete

previous works, so bring in fired pieces from your other classes.Mondays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 27th – June 15th (no class on May 25th)Tuition: $280 | Lab fee: $10

Flash Fiction Sculpture S25.6aWOODY OTHELLO & SHANA WOOSTER Level: AllLearn how to take your work beyond life study in clay. Students will write a quick, flash fiction story and then develop a char-acter based on the story. Sculptures will have life, personality, and their own history. Instruction is based on each student’s ideas. This class is suitable for all ages and levels.

Saturdays, 11:30 am – 1:30 pm Session 5: May 2nd – June 20th with WoodyTuition: $200 | Lab fee: $10Session 6: June 27th – August 15th with Shana (no class on July 4th)Tuition: $175 | Lab fee: $10

Independent Study: Clay Sculpture S15.2bWOODY OTHELLO, Artist-in-Residence Level: AllInterested in exploring your own ideas in clay and sculpture? This class will be an opportunity for you to work independently with an experienced clay sculptor beside you to assist and answer any questions you may have. Frequent discussion and critiques as well as demonstration of techniques will give you the knowl-edge and tools necessary to push your work to the next level. Bring an open mind, your ideas, and a sketchbook to class.

Tuesdays, 1:30 – 4:30pm Session 5: April 28th – June 16thTuition: $320 | Lab fee: $10

M e t A l S*New The Thunderbolt of Zeus-Introduction to Welding GARY ANTONIO S3.3cThis class will teach students to handle oxyacetylene torches for cutting, bending and welding common steel, and how to create steel sculpture from these parts. Students will also learn how tools such as grinders and drills help them reach their goals. You will complete one introductory project and one fully planned piece that requires homework, where you need to research your ideas and draw plans outside of class to maximize “torch time.” Safety is important, and students are required to wear long pants, long sleeve shirt, and closed-toe leather shoes to every class. They also need to bring a pair of standard work gloves. The Armory will provide other safety equipment specific to welding and metal work.

Wednesdays, 6:00 – 9:00 pm Session 5: April 29th – June 17thSession 6: June 24th – August 12th Tuition: $320 | Lab fee: $32

S t o n eIndependent Study: Stone Carving S9.2a GERSON RAPOPORT Level: 2-3For sculptors who have their own ideas and have the experience to carry them out. The instructor is available for critique and limited assistance.

Tuesdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Session 5: April 28th – June 16thSession 6: June 23rd – August 11thTuition: $320 | Lab fee: $16

b r A V o t o w o o d y !Woody othello, artist-in-residence in the sculpture department, has earned a ful l scholarship for his mFa in sculpture at the california college of arts! Woody’s commendable work ethic , professional approach, and inspiring attitude wil l catapult him to new heights as he explores his art and dreams. don’t miss the last opportunity to study with Woody as he finishes his residency this summer.

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YO U T HA g e S 2 1 / 2 - 4Preschool Readiness through Art K6.5aBETH SLOATThis program is designed for 2 ½ to 4 year olds and their parent/caregiver. Help your child prepare for preschool and kindergarten by seeing what they know and how they learn. Take part in fun activities with your children with the guid-ance of an artist/teacher. After each class, children will have artwork that can be displayed at home. Class size is limited to six children. The program promotes and enhances:• Developmental skills & overcoming benchmarks• Development of motor & social skills• Development of vocabulary• Parent & child connections• Creative expression, self-esteem, & stimulating imagination

Fridays, 9:30 – 10:30 am Session 5: May 1st – June 5thTuition: $75

g r A d e S K- 2Pop-Up Workshops - 1st Saturdays KW1.6a1SANDRA GOVER On the first Saturday of every month the Armory offers a special workshop just for kids! Children have fun learning various techniques in a variety of media and leave with a finished product at the end of each workshop. All materials are included in the tuition price.

Saturday, 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Session 5: June 6th Tuition: $20

Fascinating Artists Around the World K50.4bLESA GOLTzExplore the many artists around the world including Romero Britto, Grandma Moses, Van Gogh, Gustav Klimt, Georgia O’ Keefe, and Claude Monet. Students will learn about the famous artists and their contribution to the art world. Students will create several projects inspired by these artists using different media. These projects will help students with their fine motor skills, creativity, and imagination. They will explore using several art materials and gain knowledge of the art history behind each artist. Take a journey back in time and get creative!

Thursdays, 4:00 – 5:30 pm Session 5: April 30th – June 18th Tuition: $120

Imagination Art Club: Technique & Expression K60.4bSANDRA GOVER Turn your drawings and paintings into fun. Create fantastic characters and places and learn new techniques of composition and mixing colors. Explore the world of imagination in this drawing and painting workshop. The emphasis is on creativity, technique, and free expression.

Thursdays, 4:30 – 6:00 pm Session 5: April 30th – June 4th Tuition: $75

Mix It Up! K5.6aGWEN VAzqUEz & SHANA WOOSTERIn this class students will discover a variety of materials to create 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional art work. The class projects will expose children to materials and art concepts that involve the elements and principles of design. This class will push your creativity to create your own unique work of art.

Saturdays, 9:30 – 11:00 am Session 5: April 25th – June 20th with GwenTuition: $120 Session 6: July 11 – August 15th (no class July 4th) with ShanaTuition: $105

g r A d e S K- 5Clay Construction JENI L ICATANew and exciting hand built projects are created each session! Come create functional and nonfunctional pieces using coils, slabs, pinch pots, and extrusions. You will learn decorative techniques using textures and colorful glazes. Learn about greenware, bisqueware, and the process of working with clay from start to finish. Parents are welcome to join their children in the fun, paying the same rate as child.

Mondays, 4:30 – 6:00 pm K10.1bSession 5: April 27th – June 15th (no class on May 25th)Tuition: $105 | Lab fee: $21 Session 6: June 22nd – August 10thTuition: $120 | Lab fee: $24 Thursdays, 4:30 – 6:00 pm K10.4bSession 5: April 30th – June 18th Session 6: June 25th – August 13thTuition: $120 | Lab fee: $24

Saturdays, 10:00 – 11:30 am K10.6aSession 5: May 2nd – June 20thTuition: $120 | Lab fee: $24Session 6: June 27th – August 15th (no class on July 4th)Tuition: $105 | Lab fee: $24

Saturdays, 12:30 – 2:00 pm K10.6bSession 5: May 2nd – June 20thTuition: $120 | Lab fee: $24 Session 6: June 27th – August 15th (no class on July 4th)Tuition: $105 | Lab fee: $21

g r A d e S 3 - 5Pop Up Workshops - 1st Saturdays KW1.6a1SANDRA GOVER On the first Saturday of every month the Armory offers a special workshop just for kids! Children have fun learning various techniques in a variety of media and leave with a finished product at the end of each workshop. All materials are included in the cost of tuition.

Saturday, June 6th 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Tuition: $20

Painting & Drawing Workshop K4.6aTALIA CERVETTIExperience the world around us through observational drawing and painting. Explore a diverse approach to still life, landscape, self-portraits, and figure drawing by learning new techniques in a mixed media approach. Completed artwork will be portfolio ready.

Saturdays, 9:30 – 11:00 am Session 5: May 2nd – June 20th Tuition: $120

c o l l e g e p r e p *NEW Introduction to Portfolio Development KW18.1afor High School Students (Rising Freshmen & Sophomores)LIzA NILES, Director of EducationFor the first time the Armory is offering a 5 day intensive workshop for high school students who plan to study art in

higher education and who want to begin to develop a portfolio. We will explore different styles in art and artists to further develop your own identity as an artist. You will learn how to present yourself and your work in digital format in preparation for pre- college summer school, school assignments and college

applications. There will be homework, individual/group critiques and lots of creative thinking!

Monday – Thursday, June 22nd– 25th5:00 – 7:00 pmTuition: $150

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*NEW Communication Arts Intensive Workshop MARK FETTERLY KW19.1aDon’t just report the news—be the news! Emphasis will be on presentation of audition components, as well as participation in a timed creative writing prompt and mock interview. This course offers all the tools to get you most prepared for the Middle School Communications audition. This includes reading from a teleprompter like a professional news reporter, preparing an ad for a magazine, using images, and writing a creative story within 15 minutes.

Monday – Friday, June 8th – 12th 5:00 – 6:30pmTuition: $75

Theatre Arts K8.2bKATHERINE KANITSCHLights, camera, action! Aspiring actors will discover the joy of creating live theatre through guided improvisational activities and acting exercises specifically designed to foster self-awareness and how to work together to create believable characters. Please come prepared to play, sing, move, and explore ways to transform the performance space into the world of imaginary characters! Original scripts will be provided and give students the opportunity to experience the theatre process first-hand.

Mondays, 4:00 – 6:00 pm Session 5: April 27th – June 1st (no class on May 25th)Tuition: $125

Visual Arts Familiarize yourself with audition components and structure. These courses are just five weeks long to accommodate the audi-tion schedules in the local middle schools. Session is five weeks.

BILL BUCHANAN K6.1bMondays, 4:00 – 6:00 pm Session 5: April 27th – June 1st (no class on May 25th)Tuition: $125

ANTHONY BURKS K6.3bWednesdays, 3:30 - 5:30 pm Session 5: April 29th – June 3rdTuition: $150

ANTHONY BURKS K6.4cThursdays, 6:00 – 8:00 pm Session 5: April 30th – June 4th Tuition: $150

BILL BUCHANAN K6.6aSaturdays, 9:30 – 11:30 amSession 5: May 2-June 20Tuition: $160Session 6: June 27th -August 15th (no class on July 4th)Tuition: $140

h i g h S c h o o l p r e pVisual ArtsStart preparing for the 2015 high school visual arts auditions. Polish drawing skills drawing from a live, clothed model and still-life. Incorporate design concepts that will be evaluated during the audition process and build the confidence neces-sary before the “Big Day.” Emphasis will also be placed on the written essay and artistic vocabulary. Timed practice sessions and real-time audition simulations will be given. NANCY TART K7.4c

Thursdays, 4:30 – 6:30 pm Session 5: April 30th – June 4thTuition: $150 | Model Fee: $24

NANCY TART K7.6aSaturdays, 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Session 5: April 22nd – June 20thTuition: $160 | Model Fee: $24

TALIA CERVETTI K7.6bSaturdays, 12:30 – 2:30 pm Session 5: April 25th – June 6th Tuition: $100 | Model Fee: $24

Rock the Wheel & Handbuild K33.3bTYRA FORKERAn introduction to a variety of basic pottery methods on the wheel. Hand building and wheel throwing techniques will be introduced and students will have the opportunity to explore the methods they find most exciting.

Wednesdays, 4:30 – 6:00 pm Session 5: April 29th – June 17th Session 6: June 24th – August 12th Tuition: $120 | Lab fee: $24

M i d d l e A n d h i g h S c h o o lDigital Media K7.1cJON GREENEUsing digital photography, hand drawing, flatbed scanner, and Photoshop, students will practice image manipulation and use the elements of design and composition while developing their own creative style. Students applying to specific high schools with media programs will practice the requisite skills.

Mondays, 4:30 - 6:30 pm Session 5: April 27th – June 15th (no class on May 25th)Tuition: $145Session 6: June 22nd-August 10th Tuition: $160

The Anatomy of Graffiti P15.1cCHARLES BANE Level: AllThis class will help students explore new materials and tech-niques. We will take an in-depth look at different skills and styles of current artists around the world and apply them to find your own style, utilizing current and future works. Learn how to use spray paint, stencils, paste ups, stickers, markers, and many other items. Working from the massive to the miniscule. Students of any level and style are welcome.

Mondays, 6:00 – 8:00 pm Session 5: April 27th – June 15th (no class on May 25th)Tuition: $145 Session 6: June 22nd – August 10th Tuition: $160

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T H E F O L L O W I N G P E O P L E A N D O R G A N I z AT I O N S H AV E P R O V I D E D F I N A N C I A L S U P P O R T F O R T H E A R M R O Y A R T C E N T E R O V E R T H E PA S T 1 2 M O N T H S .

For more information about contributions & membersh ip to the Armory Inner Ci rc le , p lease contact Ms. Kim Harty, Executive Director. The Armory Art Center i s a 501(c ) ( 3) not-for-profit organization. Qualified charitable donations are tax deductible as detailed under IRS regulations.

GIFTS OVER $50,000Ms. Jacquelyn GrimmMrs. Mary MontgomeryMr. and Mrs. Carlos MorrisonPalm Beach County CommissionMr. David Veselsky, Jr

GIFTS $25,000 - $49,999Florida Department of State Division of Cultural AffairsMr. and Mrs. William Soter

GIFTS $10,000 - $24,999Mr. and Mrs. Doug BrownMr. and Mrs. Robert ButlerEdward T. Bedford FoundationHagen Family FoundationDr. and Mrs. Jaime LambrechtDr. and Mrs. Ben LevyMrs. Susan LovejoyMr. and Mrs. Allen MasonMr. and Mrs. Stephen RabbMr. and Mrs. Donald SilpeMrs. Jan Willinger

GIFTS $5,000 - $9,999Ms. Marie Adler-KravecasMr. and Mrs. Scott BridgeMr. Gilbert BrownstoneMr. Orlando ChiangMr. and Mrs. Michael FalkMrs. Gale Freeman

Mr. and Mrs. Norman GoldblumHenry Kimelman Family FoundationMs. Alexandra HerzJerry’s Artarama, WPBMr. Jeff KoonsMr. and Mrs. Chester LubyMrs. Marie SamuelsThe Chastain FoundationUnited Way of Palm Beach County, Inc.Mr. Robert Wechsler

GIFTS $1,000 - $4,999American Endowment FoundationMr. and Mrs. Ted BaumMs. Sandra BergDr. Elizabeth BowdenMrs. Mary Bryant McCourtDr. and Mrs. Robert BurgerMr. and Mrs. R. Hunter CushingMs. Cecile DraimeFirst Republic Bank

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander FisherDr. and Mrs. Mark FreitasMr. and Mrs. Bernard GewirzMr. and Mrs. Tom GiuffridaMrs. Sylvia GreenbergMr. and Mrs. Martin GrussMr. and Mrs. Stuart HalpertMr. and Mrs. Torrence HarderMs. Claire HeiseHilbert & Shirley Hendel Family FoundationMrs. Mary HulitarMs. Pepper JacksonMs. Vickie JohnstonMrs. Jeanne KandersMrs. Barbara KaplanMs. Muriel KaplanMr. and Mrs. John KesslerMr. and Mrs. Paul KramerMr. and Mrs. David LeavittMs. Donna LongMs. Fran LuckoffMr. John MaioMr. and Mrs. Edward MastermanMs. Carole MartinMr. Peter MayMr. Roger MillerMrs. Lillian MiottoMrs. Beverly MyersMs. Jane NapierMr. and Mrs. Michael NashPJ Callahan Foundation, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Theodore PoritzMr. and Mrs. Herman PortenPublix Supermarket CharitiesMs. Soula RifkinMrs. Linda RossbachMs. Lois RothbergMs. Julie RudolphMrs. Carole RuhlmanMr. and Mrs. Peter SchoefferMrs. Sally SiegelMrs. Marzena SilpeMr. and Mrs. Albert H. SmallMr. Robert SpiegelMr. James Swope and Mr. Scott RobertsonMr. and Mrs. Dom TelescoTown of Palm Beach United WayMr. and Mrs. Richard WeinstockMs. Stephanie WrightsmanMrs. Judith Zachs

GIFTS $500 -$999Mr. Jonathon AndrewsMrs. Diana BarrettMs. Josephine BayardMr. Roger BenjaminMrs. Carol BerliantMs. Dana BrookesMs. Cynthia BroydrickCarpenter Electric, Inc.Ms. Monica DevoursneyMs. Patricia DuncanMr. and Mr. Alan EadesMr. and Mrs. Elliot EisenMr. and Mrs. Alec EngelsteinMr. and Mrs. J. Daniel ErnestonMrs. Marina EtinginMs. Cynthia FriedmanMrs. Stefanie FurloMr. Barry GinsburgGold Coast HI-LiftMrs. Roberta GootradMrs. Arlette GordonMr. and Mrs. Lionel P. GreenbaumMr. Thomas GreenbaumMs. Emeline HaneyMr. Rick HermanMs. Helane HertzMrs. Cynthia HochmanThe Honorable and Mrs. Harris N. HollinMs. Erica HowatMr. Norman JacobsMs. Jocelyn JavitsJTK FoundationMr. and Mrs. Richard KatzMs. Kristen Kelly FisherMrs. Jaynne KeyesMs. Betty KramerMrs. Terry LastMr. and Mrs. Charles LazarusMr. Louis MarottaDr. and Mrs. John MereyMr. Robert MetzlerMs. Rebecca MillerMs. Barbara MissettMs. Joanna MyersMs. Lois O’BrienMr. Vin O’Neill and Mr. Timothy HollinworthMs. Hillary PutnamMs. Elizabeth RaeseMrs. Sona ReeseMs. Robin ReardenMs. Judi RichardsMr. and Mrs. Kenneth Santucci

Mr. John SchoenMr. Alan ShayneMrs. Frances SheltonMs. Dorothy SloverMr. and Mrs. Robert StillerMs. Amie SwanMs. Patricia ToogoodMrs. Teresa VinasMs. Tamara WatkinsMs. Susy WittMrs. Maureen WoodwardMr. and Mrs. Donald Zuckert

GIFTS $100 - $499Ms. Linda AdelsonMs. Ashley AndrewsMs. Sharon AppleMs. Mirta AraozMs. Lore Baer AzariaMs. Joan BarnettMs. Lori BergMs. Anna BergalisMs. Julie BertrandMr. and Mrs. Robert BierleyMs. Joan BramsMrs. Susan BravoMs. Risa BrownMr. & Mrs. Richard BrudnerDr. Sheila BuchbinderDr. Moise BurnettMr. Chris CallahanMr. David CharloweMs. Stephanie ChestnovMr. and Mrs. George A. CloutierMs. Sharon ColemanMrs. Monica ColemanMrs. Elizabeth ConwayMs. Lydia CourtemancheMs. Rita CraigMr. and Mrs. Dolph CramerMs. Denise DelrussoMs. Daniela Di LorenzoMs. Susan DoughertyMs. Hannah FleischerMs. Kathryn FoxMs. Erin FromkesMs. Kim FroudeMs. Joy GalesMr. and Mrs. Howard GanekMs. Jennifer GarriguesMs. Cloe GibsonMs. Stella GilrodMr. and Mrs. Ray GoldenMs. Hanna Golub

Mr. and Mrs. Michael GottliebMs. Cheryl A. GowdyMrs. Phyllis GreenbergMs. Pat GreerMs. Nancy GriffMr. Richard GrossmanMr. and Mrs. James GubelmannMr. and Mrs. Stuart HaftMrs. Carol HallacMs. Vicki HalmosMr. and Mrs. Joel B. HartMs. Kim HartyMr. E HensleyMs. Gail HerterMr. Harlan HoffmanHolyfield and Thomas, LLCMs. Sue HughesMrs. Anida H. Johnson-CohenMrs. Beth JohnstonMs. Robyn JosephMr. and Mrs. Michael KaneMrs. Jane KarpMs. Jessica KeltyMr. and Mrs. Robert KoenigMs. Joan KrimMr. and Ms. Joseph KubaMr. Robert LagnaMr. Leonard LandsbaumMs. Arlene LefkovitzMs. Gail LevineMs. Sandy LevineMs. Janet LevyMs. Karen LevyMr. Robert A. LewisMrs. Marilyn LiebmanMs. Elise LippincottMr. William LoggenbergMs. Cindy LubyMs. Adriana LuchechkoMs. Susan LundinMs. Dena LyonsMr. John MallenMs. Cynthia MalteseMrs. Elizabeth MatthewsDr. and Mrs. Wayne MaxsonMs. Ann MaxwellMs. Kathleen McPhillipsMr. and Ms. James MeanyMr. Allen Medina and Mr. Harold MortimerMrs. Rachel MickMr. Ramon MirabalesMrs. Astrid MunozMrs. Pamela Acheson MyersMs. Irene MyersonMs. Joan Navin

Ms. Susan NernbergMs. Denise NiemanMs. Kimberly NisbetMs. Frances PasalichMr. Martin PomeranceMs. Patricia RaberMs. Lori RichmanDr. Annette RickelMr. Anthony RinellaMrs. Laurie RobbinsMs. Wendy RobertsMr. and Mrs. J.W. RoeMrs. Colleen RogersDr. and Mrs. Louis RogowMr. and Mrs. Jack RosenbergJudith RosenbergMs. Felicia I. RouraMr. Sean RushMr. and Mrs. Stanley SaltzmanMr. K.C. SaperaMr. and Mrs. Mark ShevoryMr. Donald SmithMs. Linda SonnenreichMs. Constance StahlMs. Melanie SteitzMs. Jaime SternMs. Tracy SternMs. Moyra StevensMr. and Mrs. David ThomasMs. Sandra ThompsonMs. Tracey TookerMr. Michael TylerMiss Rene VanoverbeckMs. Vivian WangMrs. Daphne WeaverMs. Joni Sarah WhiteLee WolfMs. Norina WolfeDr. Mona Beth Wolpe and Mr. Charles FinkbeinerMr. and Mrs. Art WolpertMs. Sheryl WoodMs. Beverly YoungMs. Janet C. Zinman

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S C H O O L P O L I C I E SThe Armory Art Center is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization. The following policies and measures are in place so we can continue to pursue our mission: “to provide high-quality visual art education and art gallery services that stimulate personal self-discovery and generate knowledge and awareness of art as part of life.” Tuition fees cover only 60% of the art school’s operating costs. The other 40% is raised through grants, fundraisers, and donations, thereby subsidizing student tuition. When registering for any class at the Armory Art Center, students acknowledge the understanding of and agree to the policies listed below.

LIABILITYThe Armory will not assume liability for injuries that occur within the subject area where the student is enrolled. Upon registration for any course, the student assumes all reasonable liability from injuries related to the scope of the coursework being taught and releases the Armory Art Center from any liability claims related to any injuries and/or accidents that may occur. The student can be assured that every reasonable safety precaution is taken by the center. The Armory Art Center is not responsible for any artwork or personal items lost or stolen in the classrooms or lockers.

REFUNDSA non-refundable registration fee equal to 10% of the course tuition is included in each course registration, excluding one day workshops and Pop-up Workshops. Students who with-draw from a course at least five (5) working days prior to the start of that course are eligible to receive a full tuition refund minus the registration fee. Students who withdraw from their course less than five (5) working days before the start of that course or once the course has started are not eligible for a refund. No refunds will be issued due to a student’s failure to attend class.

CANCELLED OR MISSED COURSESThere are no make-up classes due to student illness, travel, or other reasons that are not the responsibility of the Armory Art Center. Students enrolled in courses which are cancelled by the Armory due to lack of enrollment or instructor illness will receive a full refund. Every effort will be made to notify students at least 24 hours before the first class. The Armory reserves the right to substitute instructors for any of its classes at any time.

TRANSFERS AND PRORATINGStudents wishing to transfer from one course to another in the same session may do so prior to the second meeting of the course and only if space is available. Individual classes paid for but not attended are “missed” classes and are not eligible for transfer or refund. Prorating is available at the discretion of each course and certain restrictions apply. Please inquire at the registrar before registration in any course.

DISCOUNTSPalm Beach County teachers receive a 25% discount on classes with proof of school ID. Youth (ages 14 - 18) receive a 25% discount on tuition for adult classes.

Multiple Course Discount: A multiple course discount cannot be combined with any other discount. This discount only applies to 4 and 8 week classes. This discount does not apply when classes are pro-rated.

• Adult Students will receive a 20% discount on the tuition of additional courses (of equal or lesser value, exclusive of studio time, lab fees, model fees, or cost of materials purchased at the Armory) in the same session for the same student.

• Parents of Summer Art Camp students receive 10% off adult classes during Sessions 5/6 only.

• South Florida Basket and Fiber Arts Guild members get 20% off classes. Not applicable for Pop-up Workshops.

• Ceramics League of Palm Beach County members get 20% off Master Artists Workshops.

PHOTOGRAPHYThe Armory Art Center reserves the right to photograph classes and events for use in marketing and public relations efforts on behalf of the Armory.

OPEN STUDIO TIMEOpen studio time is available only to students enrolled in an eight week course and within the Department in which they are enrolled (e.g. ceramics studio is available to Ceramics students). Studio time is purchased in 4 or 8 week increments; please refer to the current catalog for current rates. The hours of Open Studio time are specific to each department and monitor availability. Please see posted hours in each department area.

YOUTH CLASSES, CAMPS, AND WORKSHOPSRegistrants in any youth class must meet the age requirements specified in the class description. Parents wishing to withdraw their child from Summer Art Camp, Winter, and/or Spring Break Workshops at least 1 week prior to the start of their week may do so and receive a full refund minus a 10% registration fee per child per week. No refunds will be given after that period.

YOUTH SCHOLARSHIPSTuition Assistance is available to qualifying youth students, based on their financial need. Assistance may be given to the same student only after 12 months of their last class at the Armory. The membership fee is not included. Visit: http://www.armoryart.org/scholarship for more details and to download the application. Parents, please send to registrar@armoryart.com:

• completed registration form• copies of all required and current documentation• options of two different classes for your child

We offer a 20% discount off any adult class to high school or college students and Palm Beach County teachers. Membership and lab or material fees are excluded.

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R E G I S T R A T I O NMon - Thurs: 8:30 am - 9:00 pmFriday: 8:30 am - 5:00 pmSaturday: 8:30 am - 4:30 pmSunday: closed

G A L L E R YMonday - Saturday: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

S e S S i o n S c h e d u l eSession 5: April 27 - June 20, 2015Session 6: June 22 - August 15, 2015Session 1: August 31 - October 24, 2015Session 2: October 26 – December 19, 2015Session 3: January 4 – February 27, 2016Session 4: February 29 – April 23, 2016

S t A f fCarolyn Lichtenberg

Class Registrar

Charles Ciraola Maintenance Technician

Hans Evers Director of Exhibitions

and External Programming

Stephen Futej Director of Sculpture Department

Valentine JosephDevelopment Associate

Kim Harty Executive Director

Lisa Johnson Director of Jewelry and Metalsmithing

Robert Kendall, CPAChief Financial Officer

Garrett Lovett Operations Manager

Jeanne Martin Director of Marketing

Liza Niles Director of Education

Mark Walnock Director of Ceramics Department

officerSDavid VeselskyPresident

Stephen RabbChairman

Nancy Albano LambrechtVice President

Jacquelyn GrimmSecretary

Robert WechslerTreasurer

MeMberS At lArgeMary MontgomeryLinda SilpeSally Ross Soter

boArd of directorSAnn BrownGilbert BrownstoneOrlando ChiangSimone GoldblumJeff KoonsChester LubyJoan Lubyzelda MasonCarlos MorrisonJan Willinger

eMerituSMuriel KaplanJames Swope