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3-Dimensional Creations CH011- Ages 12-15 PM
Students who love to build and construct will design buildings and creatures and turn them into 3-dimensional objects. We explore artists and architects throughout the history of art, using a variety of mixed-media including papier-mâché, clay, paint, and wire to create wild and imaginative 3-dimensional designs. The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-esteem. Along with the art making process, our camps are designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Architecture Camp
This week-long camp will be led by a team made up of architects & design professionals from the Indianapolis Community. Working in teams throughout the week, campers will tackle a real-world design project. Day one will include a field trip to a current building site in the city. Campers will then be led through a week of problem-solving activities, free-hand drawing, model-building, an intro to Trimble Sketch-Up, presentation skills & 3D printing. Themes explored include architectural history, current trends, urban planning, & landscape architecture. Each day, local design professionals visit camp to share their experiences and talents & provide feedback to campers on their work. The final day of camp will include team presentations and a gala where friends & family can experience the camper’s Architecture Camp accomplishments.

C100m8 Sculptural Head Planters
Give your home and garden a unique element of design. Create your own figurative sculpture using slab and coil building. The class will also focus on defining and sculpting facial expressions. Students are encouraged to bring pictures for reference and inspiration. Kick back and let the good times roll. Instructor email: dgkirby@yahoo.com

C101e4 Totally Tiled
Pitch the paint and waste the wallpaper, this class introduces you to the tantalizing world of tiles. Either for decorating a table or beautifying a backsplash, hand made tiles can really add personality to a piece. In this class, you will learn how to design, create and install your own personal hand made tiles. Come prepared to get dirty from day one as we learn about the tile process. Instructor email: shvart22@yahoo.com

C102e4 Print on Clay
This class is for students wanting to learn new surface design techniques, using printmaking methods, such as screen printing and monotypes. These techniques can be used for both wheel thrown and hand-built ceramics. Students will create images for screen prints, set up the screen, and print underglazes onto newsprint paper. Imagery can then be transferred onto slabs or three-dimensional work. This class is geared towards students with little or no experience with printmaking or clay, so all are welcome! Instructor email: bmfergus@umail.iu.edu

C103e8 Ceramics
Learn the basics of a variety of clay forming techniques: wheel-throwing, slab, coil, sculpting and more. This is a great class for beginners! The instructor encourages and supports individual directions and choices. Instructor email: ryan3650@att.net.

C104e8 Handbuilt Dreams
Lets do some handbuildng together! In this class we will leave the potter's wheel for the worktable and use minimal tools. We will construct vessels with coils and slabs as well as rediscover the beauty and simplicity of pinch pots. This is a great class for those new to clay as well as more seasoned potters wishing to add to their construction repertoire. Bring your ideas, enthusiasm and open-mind as well as an old 3-ring binder for infamous class handouts. Instructor email: pbreidenbach@ameritech.net

C105m8 All the Basics
Students will tap into their creative side while learning all the basics of wheel-throwing and hand-building with clay. We'll build, throw, trim, and glaze projects while developing some great skills along the way. A fun and relaxed class for those with little to no experience. Instructor email: cheisler@indy.rr.com.

C106a8 Handbuilt Dreams
Lets do some handbuildng together! In this class we will leave the potter's wheel for the worktable and use minimal tools. We will construct vessels with coils and slabs as well as rediscover the beauty and simplicity of pinch pots. This is a great class for those new to clay as well as more seasoned potters wishing to add to their construction repertoire. Bring your ideas, enthusiasm and open-mind as well as an old 3-ring binder for infamous class handouts. Instructor email: pbreidenbach@ameritech.net

C107e8 Ceramics
Learn the basics of a variety of clay forming techniques: wheel-throwing, slab, coil, sculpting and more. This is a great class for beginners! The instructor encourages and supports individual directions and choices. Instructor email: ryan3650@att.net.

C108e4 Thirsty Thursdays
Occasionally a great class arrives to shape the landscape of pottery for future generations. Thirsty Thursdays is that class! Time will take you on a journey of cultural discovery through booze and clay. We will explore the culture behind beer and how it has transformed civilization, as we know it. Along the way, we'll discover how to make the perfect drinking vessel for this frothy concoction. This is a class like no other and you might be changed forever. Proceed with caution...Instructor email: trceramics@gmail.com

C109e4 Thirsty Thursdays
Occasionally a great class arrives to shape the landscape of pottery for future generations. Thirsty Thursdays is that class! Time will take you on a journey of cultural discovery through booze and clay. We will explore the culture behind beer and how it has transformed civilization, as we know it. Along the way, we'll discover how to make the perfect drinking vessel for this frothy concoction. This is a class like no other and you might be changed forever. Proceed with caution...Instructor email: trceramics@gmail.com

C110a8 Beginning Wheel Throwing
Welcome to your first experience on the potter's wheel. It's not as easy as it looks on TV, but we know you can do it! You will learn to create cups, bowls, and other functional pieces. Remember, the more you practice the better you get.

C200e8 Pot-Pourri
A class designed just for you-each student will select from a list of 24 areas of study including naked raku, coiling large forms, altered shapes and much more. We can't do them all but we'll have fun trying. Instructional methods will include weekly demonstrations, how-to DVDs, related hand outs for your notebooks and, of course, personal instructor attention. Instructor email: lorann6@aol.com

C201e8 Slip Casting Ceramics
Slip casting has brought dishes to Wal-Mart, Corelle dinnerware to tables, and Kohler toilets to homes. This class will show you what slip casting brings to the art world. Learn how to make custom molds, re-purpose commercial molds, and build wonderful works with slip casting. We won't work in commercial volumes, but we will make a few beautiful pieces using this popular technique. Instructor email: noelle@singletooth.com

C203a8 Ceramics is Not Magic
Despite what it may sometimes seem, the magic of firing clay really breaks down to chemistry and physics. Don't worry though, a master's degree is not required for this class. We'll learn what makes up a glaze, how kilns work, build a kiln of our own, and make some suprising finds. If you have been hiding your inner mad scientist or pyromaniac, this is your time to shine. Instructor email: trceramics@gmail.com

C204e8 Outdoor Ceramic Sculpture
If a pedestal is too small, and a room is too tight, this class will break you out of the box and expose you to the world of outdoor cearmic sculpture. With a little ingenuity and a lot of creative thought, we will work to design, build, and install your outdoor creation. Come with your ideas & ambitions of glory, as we will work from day one to make your visions a reality. Instructor email: trceramics@gmail.com

C205m8 Pot-Pourri
A class designed just for you-each student will select from a list of 24 areas of study including naked raku, coiling large forms, altered shapes and much more. We can't do them all but we'll have fun trying. Instructional methods will include weekly demonstrations, how-to DVDs, related hand outs for your notebooks and, of course, personal instructor attention. Instructor email: lorann6@aol.com

CH001 Pre-School Picasso Camp AM
This junior camp is an intro to the arts geared toward pre-schoolers. Campers learn painting, drawing, printmaking, collage, ceramics and much more. To keep their creative energy up we also have a music component and group art activities throughout the week.

CH002 Pre-School Picasso Camp AM
This junior camp is an intro to the arts geared toward pre-schoolers. Campers learn painting, drawing, printmaking, collage, ceramics and much more. To keep their creative energy up we also have a music component and group art activities throughout the week.

CH003 Pre-School Picasso Camp PM
This junior camp is an intro to the arts geared toward pre-schoolers. Campers learn painting, drawing, printmaking, collage, ceramics and much more. To keep their creative energy up we also have a music component and group art activities throughout the week.

CH004 Pre-School Picasso Camp PM
This junior camp is an intro to the arts geared toward pre-schoolers. Campers learn painting, drawing, printmaking, collage, ceramics and much more. To keep their creative energy up we also have a music component and group art activities throughout the week.

CH005 Pre-School Picasso Camp AM
This junior camp is an intro to the arts geared toward pre-schoolers. Campers learn painting, drawing, printmaking, collage, ceramics and much more. To keep their creative energy up we also have a music component and group art activities throughout the week.

CH006 Pre-School Picasso Camp PM
This junior camp is an intro to the arts geared toward pre-schoolers. Campers learn painting, drawing, printmaking, collage, ceramics and much more. To keep their creative energy up we also have a music component and group art activities throughout the week.

CH100 Homeschool Art
Explore a variety of media and dive into the art world! Learn about composition, balance, rhythm, movement, color, and values through creative thinking with individual challenges and team projects. Drawing, painting, collage, Photoshop, digital photography, and video are some of the media available for exploring creativity. The class is divided into 4 week sessions. Experiences and learning opportunities expand for students who continue through multiple sessions. Students, ages 6-8, will playfully create with a variety of media. Parental involvement is urged for this age group. This is an opportunity for a caregiver to participate and learn how to provide creative time. Students, ages 9-12, will start with drawing. Teens will be introduced to compositional elements through drawing, painting, and photography. Opportunities to adventure into realms of self-expression are encouraged. For questions email Dan@DanCooperFineArt.com or call (317) 845-7365.

CH101 Art for the Homeschooled
Explore a variety of media and dive into the art world! Learn about composition, balance, rhythm, movement, color, and values through creative thinking with individual challenges and team projects. Drawing, painting, collage, Photoshop, digital photography, and video are some of the media available for exploring creativity. The class is divided into 4 week sessions. Experiences and learning opportunities expand for students who continue through multiple sessions. Students, ages 6-8, will playfully create with a variety of media. Parental involvement is urged for this age group. This is an opportunity for a caregiver to participate and learn how to provide creative time. Students, ages 9-12, will start with drawing. Teens will be introduced to compositional elements through drawing, painting, and photography. Opportunities to adventure into realms of self-expression are encouraged. For questions email Dan@DanCooperFineArt.com or call (317) 845-7365.

CH102 Video Production- Let's Make a Movie!
Learn about scripting, storyboards, directing, staging, lighting, shooting, and editing. Whether you are interested in a future career in the movies or just want to make something cool for YouTube, you will have fun and come away with a memorable experience and a complete video on DVD. More info at http://CooperFineArt.com. Instructor email: Dan@CooperFineArt.com.

CH103 Ceramics
Students learn basic ceramics techniques to complete a minimum of one slab-constructed piece and beginning wheel piece. More advanced students can work with instructor on alternate projects. Instructor email: judydeg@aol.com.

CH104 Fashion Design
In this class, students develop their own unique fashion designs on paper while learning technical drawing skills. We cover many designers, along with their approaches to their illustrations. Instructor email: valorieflaherty@gmail.com.

CH105 Video Production- Let's Make a Movie!
Learn about scripting, storyboards, directing, staging, lighting, shooting, and editing. Whether you are interested in a future career in the movies or just want to make something cool for YouTube, you will have fun and come away with a memorable experience and a complete video on DVD. More info at http://CooperFineArt.com. Instructor email: Dan@CooperFineArt.com.

CH106 Digital Photography
Develop an eye for framing a great photo. Learn how to compose using balance, rhythm & movement to control your center of interest. Fun weekly challenges use still life, portraiture, lighting and existing-light. Instructor email: Dan@CooperFineArt.com

CH107 Colors of Nature: Fabric Dyeing
In this new and exciting class we will experiment with the strangest ingredients, from backyard mud to kitchen scraps and rusty nails. We will try to tame mysterious indigo and discover ancient ways to use resist, block prints and personal symbols. We will explore the beautiful grounds of the Art Center for inspiration and dye sources, including leaves, weeds, and seeds. We will learn about sustainable, environmentally friendly, and non-toxic ways to color textile. By the end of this class everyone will have naturally dyed and decorated silk and cotton pieces to be made into a scarf, purse, or wall hanging. Instructor email: sonk8@aol.com.

CH108 Medieval Fantasy Drawing
This class will help students improve their drawing skills and become better visual thinkers and problem solvers. "Medieval Fantasy Drawing" is for those interested in the fantastic worlds full of castles, knights in shining armor, horses and warriors, wizards, fairies, sea serpents, trolls and other assorted medieval characters. The goal is to tap into the child’s imagination and creativity, and then help them transfer those ideas onto paper. Instructor email: monningers@hotmail.com.

CH109 Glass Blowing
The goal of this class is for students to experience working with glass in its molten form, demonstrating appropriate tools and glass working methods to be used by students. Emphasis is on safety and good work habits in the Glass Studio. Please come prepared to work during the first class session, bring sunglasses and wear cotton shirt and pants. No shorts, synthetics or sandals.

CH110 Draw & Paint
Awaken the artist inside you as we explore the world of art around us! Gain confidence in your drawing and painting skills in this fun-filled class. We will explore your personal creativity and individualism as we draw and paint in styles of realism, abstraction and non-objective art. Instructor email: sonk8@aol.com.

CH111 Glass Blowing
The goal of this class is for students to experience working with glass in its molten form, demonstrating appropriate tools and glass working methods to be used by students. Emphasis is on safety and good work habits in the Glass Studio. Please come prepared to work during the first class session, bring sunglasses and wear cotton shirt and pants. No shorts, synthetics or sandals.

CH112 Steel Sculpture
"Steel yourself" for an exciting and creative experience in the world of steel sculpture. Students will make a wide range of ornamental and decorative sculptural objects while learning the basics of steel sculpture. This is the perfect class for students who like to use their hands and create in three dimensions.

CH113 Youth Ceramics
If you like to get messy, this class is perfect for you! We will learn the basics of ceramics using hand-building methods and wheel throwing techniques. We will decorate and glaze the pieces you make. Come join the fun! Instructor email: beamspottery@gmail.com.

CH114 Drawing & Composition
Discover the range of possibilities for various media that includes pencils, charcoal, pastels, and even techniques for crayons that you probably never encountered. While having fun developing your skill you will learn about the values of composition: balance, rhythm, and movement. For more information, go to http://CooperFineArt.com then click the Drawing & Composition (teens) link to see what other classes and individuals have done. Instructor email: Dan@DanCooperFineArt.com.

CH115 Glass Blowing
The goal of this class is for students to experience working with glass in its molten form, demonstrating appropriate tools and glass working methods to be used by students. Emphasis is on safety and good work habits in the Glass Studio. Please come prepared to work during the first class session, bring sunglasses and wear cotton shirt and pants. No shorts, synthetics or sandals.

CH116 Ceramics for Children
If you like to get messy, this class is perfect for you! We will learn the basics of ceramics using hand-building methods and wheel throwing techniques. We will decorate and glaze the pieces you make. Come join the fun! Instructor email: beamspottery@gmail.com.

CH117 Childrens Ceramics
If you like to get messy, this class is perfect for you! We will learn the basics of ceramics using hand-building methods and wheel throwing techniques. We will decorate and glaze the pieces you make. Come join the fun! Instructor email: beamspottery@gmail.com.

CH118 Outside Art
Weather permitting, we will spend our time outside making art from things we find or see outside. Mixed media projects in a variety of styles will be created. Instructor email: valorieflaherty@gmail.com.

CH119 Watercolor
Have fun with watercolor! This class focuses on individual experimentation and creativity as we learn basic watercolor skills and techniques. Instructor email: sugarban13@yahoo.co.uk.

CH120 Steel Sculpture
"Steel yourself" for an exciting and creative experience in the world of steel sculpture. Students will make a wide range of ornamental and decorative sculptural objects while learning the basics of steel sculpture. This is the perfect class for students who like to use their hands and create in three dimensions.

CH121 Mommy, Matisse & Me
Have fun and learn with your child as the two of you create, explore, and play. This class is the perfect introduction to art for your young child. Colors, textures, and shapes will be introduced and incorporated into creative activities to stimulate and inspire the artist inside. Ages 2 & 3 with adult.

CH122 Adult/Child Ceramics
We will create a different hand-built clay project each week, learning basic ceramic techniques, including decorating and glazing.

CH123 PreSchool Mixed Media
This class is an introduction to art using a wide variety of materials and techniques. Projects each week include sculpture, papermaking, collage, painting and much more to get your pre-schooler excited about art.

CH124 Acrylic Painting
Come and learn to paint with acrylics! Creativity, composition, and fun are emphasized.

CH125 Metalsmithing for Teens
Learn basic metalsmithing skills using copper, including sawing, piercing, soldering, annealing, stamping, and polishing. Students start with structured projects to teach these basic skills. They will then be encouraged and allowed to explore beyond the basics as time allows. Studio safety will be emphasized.

CH126 Digital Art
In this class, students will put their imagination and creativity to work through multi-media art activities including exploring the countless possibilities of photoshop elements, digital photography, video production, and more!

CH127 Intro to Computer Animation
This class is designed for students interested in the animation field. Students will work with software to model objects, animate characters and learn about the animation industry.

CHWE100 Jewelry:Enameling
Fire up your love of metalsmithing with this introduction to cloisonne enameling with the guidance of an experienced instructor. Students will discuss and sketch possibilities then learn basic cloisonne techniques to create a cloisonne piece that can be converted into a pendant, bracelet or ring. Instructor email: sandroah@hotmail.com.

CHWE101 Let's Weave!
Weaving is one of the oldest crafts humans do. Until the Industrial Revolution, all cloth was handwoven. Join us and learn this age old craft. Students will work on a 4-shaft loom and learn how to read a pattern draft, what yarns to use, and how colors interact in fiber art. Instructor email: californiagrrl@gmail.com

CWE100 Silk Screen on Clay
This one day workshop is for students who want to learn new surface design techniques using printmaking methods such as screen printing and monotypes. These techniques can be used for both wheel thrown and hand-built ceramics. Participants will learn the proper technique for screen printing underglazes onto newsprint paper and transferring those designs onto slabs or three-dimensional work. This class is geared towards students with little or no experience with printmaking, but all are welcome! Instructor email: bmfergus@umail.iu.edu

CWE101 Clay Transfer Monoprints
This one day workshop is for students who want to learn new surface design techniques using a monotype printmaking technique where underglazes are painted, stamped, & sprayed directly onto newsprint paper and transferred to ceramic work. This technique can be applied to both wheel thrown and hand built ceramics. Participants will explore the numerous ways in which to create a one-of-a-kind print to be applied to their ceramics. This class is open to anyone wishing to further their surface design techniques. Instructor email: bmfergus@umail.iu.edu

D100a8 Traditional Drawing
This course is great for students who would like to strengthen or refine their drawing skills. Personal instruction based on the experience level of each individual. Students will learn how to draw landscapes, still life from personal items and human form. Instructor email: color.cat@hotmail.com.

D101e8 Life Drawing
Beginning to intermediate students will explore the contemporary aspects of figure drawing working from professional models, starting with short poses and continuing to extended poses. Fundamental elements including anatomy, line quality, tone, proportion and foreshortening will be explored. Handouts will be provided to help reinforce basic concepts. Traditional and contemporary approaches will be presented to help you develop your individual style. Instructor email: linderdesign@sprintmail.com.

D102m8 Drawing Basics for Future Painters
Learn drawing basics such as perspective, proportion, form and composition through fun and creative projects and both individual and group instruction. Emphasis is on the ability to "see" while also learning technique. This class provides an excellent opportunity to learn how to draw before you start to paint. Instructor email: color.cat@hotmail.com.

D103a8 Portrait Drawing
This drawing class will focus on the anatomy of the head and the conventions of portrait drawing. We will study structure, composition and different techniques. Demonstrations and text handouts will be provided weekly. Instructor demonstrations in every class. Instructor email: color.cat@hotmail.com.

D104e4 Cartooning I
Learn to draw basic geometric shapes and combine them to create figures, animals or a fantasy world while working with line and composition using pencil or pen. Create your own cartoon strip, storyboard or greeting card series. Instructor email: linderdesign@sprintmail.com.

D105e4 Cartooning II
Starting with drawing geometric forms, line & composition, students will create panel cartoons, a full page comic and/or greeting cards. Inking techniques, history of cartooning styles and fundamental elements of cartooning will be discussed and handouts will be provided. Instructor email: linderdesign@sprintmail.com.

D106m8 Anatomy Study
Anatomy is the key to success in figure drawing. With help from the instructor, you will learn how to draw from the inside out. We will study structure, composition, and different techniques. The class will be divided into drawing from the skeleton and drawing from live models. Instructor email: color.cat@hotmail.com.

D107e8 Fundamentals of Drawing
Anyone can draw! Learn the fundamental drawing skills and techniques for you to advance on your artistic path. Instruction in drawing media and their applications, sighting techniques, the principles of composition, how to apply expressive line and value, scaling techniques and perspectives will be learned through step-by-step weekly exercises. Instructor email: linderdesign@sprintmail.com.

D108e4 Grisaille (B&W) Figure Studies
Students will learn additive and subtractive value techniques to learn how to render form and drapery. Working in sessions, students will draw a clothed male and female model and work toward creating a finished piece. Instructor email: linderdesign@sprintmail.com.

D109e4 Portrait Drawing
Learn the guidelines to locate facial planes, proportions and features. Draw from casts to understand the underlying structure of the head and features, and progress to working with live models. Demonstrations and handouts provided. Instructor email: linderdesign@sprintmail.com.

D110m4 Drawing & Composition
Learn about balance, rhythm, movement and center of interest. For more information, go to www.CooperFineArt.com then click the "Drawing & Composition" link to see what other classes and individuals have done. Instructor e-mail Dan@DanCooperFineArt.com or call (317) 845-7365

D111m4 Sketch in the City
A fun time outside of the Art Center! Students choose the location to draw. We've visited the hustle of downtown Indy, IMA grounds, Broad Ripple Village, Fountain Square and more. Where would you like to go with your group? Lessons are individualized dependent on experience. Favorite topics include perspective, textures, shading, and art history. Instructor email Dan@DanCooperFineArt.com or call (317) 845-7365.

DA100m4 Learn Your Camera
Learn about your digital camera and photography techniques in a language you can understand. Photographic concepts will be translated for easy comprehension and related to your camera's operation. No experience necessary and any camera is welcome. Instructor email: danhelrigel@yahoo.com.

DA101e4 Photoshop
Manipulating and restoring photos, creating digital art projects and simply improving family pictures are great ways to have fun with Photoshop. Learn to use the magical tools along with color correction, resolution, layering, filters and more. This class emphasizes individualized instruction sensitive to your goals and skill level. Instructor email: Dan@CooperFineArt.com (317) 845-7365.

DA102e4 Photoshop
Manipulating and restoring photos, creating digital art projects and simply improving family pictures are great ways to have fun with Photoshop. Learn to use the magical tools along with color correction, resolution, layering, filters and more. This class emphasizes individualized instruction sensitive to your goals and skill level. Instructor email: Dan@CooperFineArt.com (317) 845-7365.

DA103e4 Learn Your Camera
Learn about your digital camera and photography techniques in a language you can understand. Photographic concepts will be translated for easy comprehension and related to your camera's operation. No experience necessary and any camera is welcome. Instructor email: danhelrigel@yahoo.com.

DA105e8 Digital Photography
Topics include camera features, taking pictures, and using basic computer tools to edit photos. Also, composition, image correction and color management. Instructor email: danhelrigel@yahoo.com.

DA106e4 Building Your Website
Learn what it takes to build your own website. Examine techniques on site design, software options, and site promotion. Students will learn what type of site is best for them and get tips about web building tools and concepts. Instructor email: mike@navecreative.com

DA107e4 Intro to Graphic Design: Design a Logo
Learn about the basics of Graphic Design. Students will examine methodologies used in digital design as well as software options and techniques. Students will work on their own designs and artwork to better understand today's world of Graphic Design. Instructor email: mike@navecreative.com

DA108m4 Learn Your Camera
Learn about your digital camera and photography techniques in a language you can understand. Photographic concepts will be translated for easy comprehension and related to your camera's operation. No experience necessary and any camera is welcome. Instructor email: danhelrigel@yahoo.com.

DA109m4 Learn Your Camera
Learn about your digital camera and photography techniques in a language you can understand. Photographic concepts will be translated for easy comprehension and related to your camera's operation. No experience necessary and any camera is welcome. Instructor email: danhelrigel@yahoo.com.

DA200m4 Promoting Your Business through Social Media
Getting the word out about your art has never been easier than it is today. In this class we will learn about the many new options for marketing and promoting your work. We will cover website creation, blogs, facebook fan pages, photographing work, as well as "old-fashioned" methods. Get a fresh start by refining your goals and learning new methods of sharing your message with the world. Instructor email: fantasticfables@gmail.com

DA201e4 Intermediate Digital Photography
Continue to explore your camera and photographic techniques. Course examines photographic composition and it's visual aesthetics. Includes some Photographic Art History and current trends like Photoshop manipulation. Instructor email: danhelrigel@yahoo.com

DA202e4 Int. Digital Photography
Continue to explore your camera and photographic techniques. Course examines photographic composition and it's visual aesthetics. Includes some Photographic Art History and current trends like Photoshop manipulation. Instructor email: danhelrigel@yahoo.com

DAWE100 Better Vacation Photographs
Good lighting ratio is key to photography. In this workshop you will learn some of the skills needed to enhance your vacation photography using different types of creative techniques. We will discuss and practice unique techniques that can be used indoors and outdoors. No previous experience needed. Instructor email: b.brosmer@comcast.net

DAWE101 Jewelry and Product Photography
Good product photography is essential in boosting online sales and enhancing websites, marketing materials and portfolios. In this workshop you will learn some of the skills needed to enhance your product photography using either a point and shoot camera or a DSLR. We will discuss and practice simple lighting and background techniques that can be used indoors and outdoors. No previous experience necessary. Instructor email: b.brosmer@comcast.net

DAWE102 Portrait Photography
Good lighting ratio is key to photography. In this workshop you will learn some of the skills needed to enhance your portrait photography using different types of reflectors. We will discuss and practice simple lighting and background techniques that can be used indoors and outdoors. No previous experience needed. Instructor email: b.brosmer@comcast.net

DAWE103 Google SketchUp
Unlock your creativity with 3D design program, SketchUp. Design small and large scale projects while learning program techniques and short cuts used by architectural professionals and design gurus worldwide. "SketchUp is the finest (and most innovative) tool available for anyone designing anything from coffee pots to skyscrapers." – McCall & Associates. Instructor email: Evgenia.dimova@gmail.com

DAWE104 Photographing People
This workshop is for anyone looking to get better results when photographing family and friends. Students learn to get the most out of challenging lighting, posing and shooting from the hip to get great candid shots. Students need to have a good basic understanding of their digital SLR cameras. Instructor email: danhelrigel@yahoo.com

Digital Camp- Ages 10-12 AM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Digital art campers will put their imagination and creativity to work through multi-media art activities including exploring the countless possibilities of photoshop elements, digital photography, video production, and more! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-esteem. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Digital Camp- Ages 10-12 AM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Digital art campers will put their imagination and creativity to work through multi-media art activities including exploring the countless possibilities of photoshop elements, digital photography, video production, and more! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-esteem. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Digital Camp- Ages 10-12 AM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Digital art campers will put their imagination and creativity to work through multi-media art activities including exploring the countless possibilities of photoshop elements, digital photography, video production, and more! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-esteem. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Digital Camp- Ages 10-12 AM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Digital art campers will put their imagination and creativity to work through multi-media art activities including exploring the countless possibilities of photoshop elements, digital photography, video production, and more! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-esteem. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Digital Camp- Ages 8-9 AM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Digital art campers will put their imagination and creativity to work through multi-media art activities including exploring the countless possibilities of photoshop elements, digital photography, video production, and more! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-esteem. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Digital Camp- Ages 8-9 AM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Digital art campers will put their imagination and creativity to work through multi-media art activities including exploring the countless possibilities of photoshop elements, digital photography, video production, and more! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-esteem. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Draw Like Da Vinci, Degas & Dali - Ages 10-13
Learn how to draw and be inspired by some of the great master artists in this week-long workshop that covers basic drawing techniques as well as art history. Creativity and art appreciation will be enhanced. The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-esteem. Along with the art making process, our camps are designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Fine Arts Day Camp 10-12 All Day
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Campers explore our Summer exhibition series, taking inspiration from the artists’ methods and materials, and then construct their own creations back in the studio. It will be a summer full of inspiration, exploration and art education at the Indianapolis Art Center! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-confidence. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Fine Arts Day Camp 10-12 All Day
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Campers explore our Summer exhibition series, taking inspiration from the artists’ methods and materials, and then construct their own creations back in the studio. It will be a summer full of inspiration, exploration and art education at the Indianapolis Art Center! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-confidence. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Fine Arts Day Camp 10-12 AM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Campers explore our Summer exhibition series, taking inspiration from the artists’ methods and materials, and then construct their own creations back in the studio. It will be a summer full of inspiration, exploration and art education at the Indianapolis Art Center! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-confidence. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Fine Arts Day Camp 10-12 AM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Campers explore our Summer exhibition series, taking inspiration from the artists’ methods and materials, and then construct their own creations back in the studio. It will be a summer full of inspiration, exploration and art education at the Indianapolis Art Center! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-confidence. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Fine Arts Day Camp 10-12 AM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Campers explore our Summer exhibition series, taking inspiration from the artists’ methods and materials, and then construct their own creations back in the studio. It will be a summer full of inspiration, exploration and art education at the Indianapolis Art Center! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-confidence. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Fine Arts Day Camp 10-12 PM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Campers explore our Summer exhibition series, taking inspiration from the artists’ methods and materials, and then construct their own creations back in the studio. It will be a summer full of inspiration, exploration and art education at the Indianapolis Art Center! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-confidence. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Fine Arts Day Camp 10-12 PM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Campers explore our Summer exhibition series, taking inspiration from the artists’ methods and materials, and then construct their own creations back in the studio. It will be a summer full of inspiration, exploration and art education at the Indianapolis Art Center! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-confidence. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Fine Arts Day Camp 10-12 PM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Campers explore our Summer exhibition series, taking inspiration from the artists’ methods and materials, and then construct their own creations back in the studio. It will be a summer full of inspiration, exploration and art education at the Indianapolis Art Center! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-confidence. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Fine Arts Day Camp 8-9 All Day
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Campers explore our Summer exhibition series, taking inspiration from the artists’ methods and materials, and then construct their own creations back in the studio. It will be a summer full of inspiration, exploration and art education at the Indianapolis Art Center! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-confidence. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Fine Arts Day Camp 8-9 All Day
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Campers explore our Summer exhibition series, taking inspiration from the artists’ methods and materials, and then construct their own creations back in the studio. It will be a summer full of inspiration, exploration and art education at the Indianapolis Art Center! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-confidence. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Fine Arts Day Camp 8-9 AM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Campers explore our Summer exhibition series, taking inspiration from the artists’ methods and materials, and then construct their own creations back in the studio. It will be a summer full of inspiration, exploration and art education at the Indianapolis Art Center! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-confidence. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Fine Arts Day Camp 8-9 AM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Campers explore our Summer exhibition series, taking inspiration from the artists’ methods and materials, and then construct their own creations back in the studio. It will be a summer full of inspiration, exploration and art education at the Indianapolis Art Center! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-confidence. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Fine Arts Day Camp 8-9 AM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Campers explore our Summer exhibition series, taking inspiration from the artists’ methods and materials, and then construct their own creations back in the studio. It will be a summer full of inspiration, exploration and art education at the Indianapolis Art Center! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-confidence. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Fine Arts Day Camp 8-9 PM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Campers explore our Summer exhibition series, taking inspiration from the artists’ methods and materials, and then construct their own creations back in the studio. It will be a summer full of inspiration, exploration and art education at the Indianapolis Art Center! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-confidence. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Fine Arts Day Camp 8-9 PM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Campers explore our Summer exhibition series, taking inspiration from the artists’ methods and materials, and then construct their own creations back in the studio. It will be a summer full of inspiration, exploration and art education at the Indianapolis Art Center! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-confidence. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Fine Arts Day Camp 8-9 PM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Campers explore our Summer exhibition series, taking inspiration from the artists’ methods and materials, and then construct their own creations back in the studio. It will be a summer full of inspiration, exploration and art education at the Indianapolis Art Center! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-confidence. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Fine Arts Day Camp K-7 AM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Campers explore our Summer exhibition series, taking inspiration from the artists’ methods and materials, and then construct their own creations back in the studio. It will be a summer full of inspiration, exploration and art education at the Indianapolis Art Center! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-confidence. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Fine Arts Day Camp K-7 AM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Campers explore our Summer exhibition series, taking inspiration from the artists’ methods and materials, and then construct their own creations back in the studio. It will be a summer full of inspiration, exploration and art education at the Indianapolis Art Center! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-confidence. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Fine Arts Day Camp K-7 AM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Campers explore our Summer exhibition series, taking inspiration from the artists’ methods and materials, and then construct their own creations back in the studio. It will be a summer full of inspiration, exploration and art education at the Indianapolis Art Center! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-confidence. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Fine Arts Day Camp K-7 AM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Campers explore our Summer exhibition series, taking inspiration from the artists’ methods and materials, and then construct their own creations back in the studio. It will be a summer full of inspiration, exploration and art education at the Indianapolis Art Center! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-confidence. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Fine Arts Day Camp K-7 AM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Campers explore our Summer exhibition series, taking inspiration from the artists’ methods and materials, and then construct their own creations back in the studio. It will be a summer full of inspiration, exploration and art education at the Indianapolis Art Center! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-confidence. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Fine Arts Day Camp K-7 AM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Campers explore our Summer exhibition series, taking inspiration from the artists’ methods and materials, and then construct their own creations back in the studio. It will be a summer full of inspiration, exploration and art education at the Indianapolis Art Center! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-confidence. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Fine Arts Day Camp K-7 PM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Campers explore our Summer exhibition series, taking inspiration from the artists’ methods and materials, and then construct their own creations back in the studio. It will be a summer full of inspiration, exploration and art education at the Indianapolis Art Center! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-confidence. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Fine Arts Day Camp K-7 PM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Campers explore our Summer exhibition series, taking inspiration from the artists’ methods and materials, and then construct their own creations back in the studio. It will be a summer full of inspiration, exploration and art education at the Indianapolis Art Center! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-confidence. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Fine Arts Day Camp K-7 PM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Campers explore our Summer exhibition series, taking inspiration from the artists’ methods and materials, and then construct their own creations back in the studio. It will be a summer full of inspiration, exploration and art education at the Indianapolis Art Center! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-confidence. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Fine Arts Day Camp K-7 PM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Campers explore our Summer exhibition series, taking inspiration from the artists’ methods and materials, and then construct their own creations back in the studio. It will be a summer full of inspiration, exploration and art education at the Indianapolis Art Center! The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-confidence. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

FS100 Drawing/Painting Figure Study
In Drawing and Painting Figure Study, draw, paint (or even sculpt!) from a live figure model. Figure models will begin with short warm-up poses and work into longer 25-minute poses. Please note: No instructor will be present.

FS110 Drawing/Painting Figure Study
In Drawing and Painting Figure Study, draw, paint (or even sculpt!) from a live figure model. Figure models will hold a single long pose throughout this session. Please note: No instructor will be present.

G100e4 Beginning Glassblowing
Learn the fundamentals of molten glass forming and other techniques used in glass blowing. Studio time is divided between explanations on the use of basic glass blowing equipment, demonstrations and hands-on instruction, while always emphasizing safe studio habits. To gain a basic understanding of glass and its potential as a vehicle in the expression of ideas, students are encouraged to experiment using various tools and equipment to make forms. Technical information covers glass composition, melting and working temperatures, structural capabilities, compatibility issues and annealing. Bring sunglasses and wear a cotton shirt and pants to work the first day. No sandals, shorts or synthetics. Please also keep in mind this studio has high heat temperatures. Instructor email: kenyonscreations@yahoo.com.

G101e4 Glass Blowing
This beginning/intermediate course is designed to teach the basics of molten glass forming including techniques used in glass blowing and solid forming to gain a basic understanding of glass and some proficiency in glass working. Students will produce small vessels and paperweights by the end of the course. Development of good work habits will be stressed. Technical information includes glass formulation and melting, colorants and annealing. Class time is divided between demonstration of technique and hands-on instruction. Group projects develop the concept of teamwork and help build students’ confidence. Students are encouraged to experiment with form, surface and texture. This course is repeatable and covers all levels of proficiency. Instructor email: benny500@hotmail.com.

G102a4 Glass Blowing
The beginning/intermediate course is designed to teach the basics of molten glass forming including techniques used in glass blowing and solid forming to gain a basic understanding of glass and some proficiency in glass working. Students will produce small vessels and paperweights by the end of the course. Development of good work habits will be stressed. Technical information includes glass formulation and melting, colorants, and annealing. Class time is divided between demonstration of technique and hands-on instruction. Group projects develop the concept of teamwork and help build student's confidence. Students are encouraged to experiment with form, surface and texture. This course is repeatable and covers all levels of proficiency. Instrcutor e-mail: kenyonscreations@yahoo.com

G200e4 Advanced Techniques
If you have basic glass blowing skills, learn to work hotter, thinner, and faster to make well formed and evenly blown vessel bodies. This class will provide a firm foundation in the basic movements glassblowing. Drawing and teamwork will be stressed in creation of these objects. When students have mastered basic vessel forms we will introduce various color applications to enhance the beauty of the objects. Instructor email: benny500@hotmail.com

G201e4 Intermediate Glassblowing
This class is for those who have had one or two previous glass classes and consists of projects for both intermediate and advanced level students. Class content includes the development of blowing skills and continuation of personal goals. You may design a project and will be encouraged to work on your own or with a partner to create the work. Instructor will be available to help solve problems and resolve issues relating to the work. Advanced students should plan on buying hand tools and specialized supplies. Instructor e-mail: kenyoncreations@yahoo.com

GWE101 Team Building: Using the Hot Shop to Help Teams Function More Effectively
This workshop is designed to help teams work together more efficiently and practice reliance on each other. The hot shop will provide the space to practice teamwork and interdependence. Having fun and getting to take home some art are an added bonus. Three teams of three will work together under direct supervision during this two day workshop designed for anyone whose job involves teamwork. No previous glass blowing experience is needed. Instructor email: jeffroth@iupui.edu.

GWE102 Master Workshop with Visiting Artist Eddie Bernard (Wet Dog Glass)
Join master of hot glass sculpture, Eddie Bernard, in building a glory hole for the glass studio at the Indianapolis Art Center! After discussing the design concept of the glory hole, students will participate in cutting bricks, lining the barrel, fitting the burner & mixer and finally installing the safety system. The second half of the week will be dedicated to hot glass demos & sculpting! Students will get plenty of hands-on experience sculpting both blown & solid glass as well as combining components. Skill building, teamwork, & presentation skills will be covered in this workshop!

GWE103 Recycling Fun with Bottles
In this course we will experiment with any glass bottle we can find. We will change the ordinary shape into a wonderful original piece of artwork. From simple slumped and fused cheese trays, serving platters and clocks to more complex vessels, vases, bowls or cups - the creative possibilities are endless! Instructor email: kenyonscreations@gmail.com

GWE200 Murrini and Twisted Cane
In this workshop, we will focus on pulling and creating different types of cane. We will create a variety of color components to combine with solid and blown pieces. Please note: We will not be blowing glass in this class. Instructor email: kenyonscreations@gmail.com.

J100e4 Cloisonne Enamel
Fire up your love of metalsmithing with this introduction to cloisonne- an ancient technique of fusing wired enamel in a kiln. Experiment with different techniques of cloisonne: concave, convex and flat. Master skills in soldering wire and experimenting with color while creating your own design, whether an abstract or a pictorial image. Instructor email: sandroah@hotmail.com.

J101a4 Metalsmithing Basics
Explore the art of creating jewelry from sheet metal and copper, brass and/or silver wire. Use hammers, saws, drills and torches to turn metal into jewelry pieces of your own design. If you have ever wondered if this is the creative path for you, now you can find out! Instructor email: hmandich@gmail.com.

J102a4 Metalsmithing Basics
Explore the art of creating jewelry from sheet metal and copper, brass and/or silver wire. Use hammers, saws, drills and torches to turn metal into jewelry pieces of your own design. If you have ever wondered if this is the creative path for you, now you can find out! Instructor email: hmandich@gmail.com.

J103e8 Independent Study Jewelry Making & Metalsmithing
Whether you are drawn to jewelry making or hollow ware techniques, this class is designed to match your interests, your level and pace. The instructor will act as your guide as you refine your skills or try something new. Instructor e-mail: mmmaule@comcast.net

J104a8 A Wrist Full of Bangles & Bracelets
New to metalsmithing? Here is a great way to learn the basic skills of metalsmithing and come away with a wrist full of bracelets to wear or give as gifts. Each week new techniques will be demonstrated each week and examples provided. Students of any skill level will successfully create bracelets of their own design. Instructor email: hmandich@gmail.com.

J105e8 Earrings, Earrings, Earrings!
Learn the basics of jewelry making with a focus on earrings! There is something for everyone to learn in this class: ear wires, wire wrapping beads, forging, rollerprinting, microfolding and foldforming. You will come away with new metalworking techniques and a new earring wardrobe! Instructor email: kimberlyconrad@aol.com.

J106a8 Rings, Rings, & More Rings
Twisted wire rings, forged rings, triple roll on rings, sawed textured bands, spinner rings... each class will highlight a specific technique, and give you an opportunity to refine and build upon basic skills: twisting and shaping wire, drilling and piercing metal, soldering and texturing with hammers and punches. Instructor email: kimberlyconrad@aol.com.

J200a8 Mentored Independent Study
Join the jewelry department Studio Chair for a mentored independent study that is designed around you. You may propose a topic of study or ask the instructor to make a suggestion. This is a great opportunity to tackle a challenging project and improve your skills through demonstrations that are tailored specifically to your interests. Class time will also be spent planning projects from beginning to end. Please email instructor to preview techniques that will be explored. Instructor email: kimberlyconrad@aol.com.

J201e8 Soldering Made Simple
If you want to learn silver soldering or hone your existing skills, this is the class for you. I will present a variety of soldering situations and give detailed demonstrations on how best to achieve soldering success. You will have lots of hands on time to practice on samples and end the class with a beautiful box exemplifying what you have learned. Instructor email: kimberlyconrad@aol.com.

JWE100 Precious Metal Clay I
This workshop will consist of learning beginning techniques for working with precious metal clay. Stone setting and fabrication will be the focus of the workshop. Students will learn to roll, shape, texture and cut clay to make a pair of earrings or a pendant. Instructors email: leepra@aol.com and myraperrin@comcast.net

JWE101 Design and Make Cloisonne Jewelry
Fire up your love of metalsmithing with this introduction to cloisonne enameling with the guidance of an experienced instructor. Students will discuss and sketch concepts then learn basic cloisonne techniques to create a cloisonne piece that can be converted into a pendant, bracelet or ring. Instructor email: sandroah@hotmail.com.

JWE102 Beginning Stone Cutting and Polishing
Learn how to cut cabochons (rounded polished stones), the factors to consider in selecting a stone, dopping, proper use of trim saws, grinding and polishing wheels, standard shapes or freeform and design ideas for use of the finished stones. All skill levels are welcome. Instructor email: info@chuckbrucedesigns.com.

JWE200 Precious Metal Clay II
This workshop will consist of learning intermediate techniques for working with precious metal clay. Students will be introduced to more advanced techniques like ring and bracelet making. Instructors email: leepra@aol.com and myraperrin@comcast.net

MM100e8 Scarves for All Seasons
Beginners will learn to weave on a 4-shaft (harness) loom, returning students will reconnect with previously learned weaving skills. In this class, you will weave one to two gorgeous scarves or a shawl - make one for yourself and one for a present! Your project can be for any season, light and silky for summer or soft and wooly for winter. All the basics of loom weaving will be taught. Yarns can be purchased from the instructor at cost. Instructor email: californiagrrl@gmail.com

MM101m4 Mixed Media/Collage Painting
Discover the origins of your “visual identity” through the exploration of collage, painting and other mixed media. Students will be encouraged to develop his or her own "artistic self" while experimenting with expressive drawing and collage, coupled with stimulating discussions. Instructor email: bobbiekowens@live.com.

MM102m4 Mixed Media/Collage Painting
Discover the origins of your “visual identity” through the exploration of collage, painting and other mixed media. Students will be encouraged to develop his or her own "artistic self" while experimenting with expressive drawing and collage, coupled with stimulating discussions. Instructor email: bobbiekowens@live.com.

MM103m8 Art Stories
Paint or draw your way through the history of art in this unique combination of exciting lectures, field trips and artistic fundamentals! Students will learn about traditional and contemporary artists while exploring the Indianapolis Art Center and the Indianapolis Museum of Art. From these inspirations and personal interest, students will create their own masterpieces! All mediums are welcome and encouraged! Instructor email: color.cat@hotmail.com.

MMWE100 Made & Connected: An Intro to ideas in collage, monotype, frontage and pattern
This workshop offers a brief introduction to materials and processes in the production of simple designs. This workshop will include a brief tour of Noland's exhibit to discuss his work and the other artists showing in the Art Center's Summer Exhibition Series, Under Construction. Instructor email: garrynoland@gmail.com

P100m8 Explore the Joys of Watercolor
In a low-key and friendly studio environment, experience and develop the skills for painting with watercolor: composition, basic color mixing, and different color relationships. Experiment with this medium while working on a variety of subject matters. Instructor demonstrations and critiques encourage the development of artistic technique. Instructor email: color.cat@hotmail.com.

P101e8 Watercolor
In addition to learning or reinforcing concepts of composition and color theory, learn everything you need to know to complete a painting from start to finish. Group instruction with attention to each student. Instructor email: color.cat@hotmail.com.

P102e8 Oil Painting
Why not treat yourself to a short term painting vacation? Maybe it's been a while since you've enjoyed your creative side. Use your "visual" brain and give yourself a break! Please e-mail Carol for supply list and encouragement. Instructor email: rcarolskinner@yahoo.com

P103a8 Acrylic Painting
Everyone is an artist! This class focuses on inspiration and growth, with help given in use of the medium, mixing of color, composition and leaving one’s comfort zone. Instructor email: mmarthakoen@hotmail.com

P104e8 Finish it Up
A course for anyone who has started his or her own painting and doesn't know where to go from there! Work out your frustrations with instructor assistance while learning about subject selection, color choice and mixing, paint application and the appropriate amount of canvas to focus on. Instructor email: RCarolSkinner@yahoo.com.

P105a8 The Basics of Painting - Oil & Acrylic
Learn the basics of painting: surface preparation, composition, values, edges, color harmonies and temperature. Working with your choice of oils or acrylics, step-by-step paintings will be created starting with a form value study then progressing to color studies. Various techniques of paint application including glazing and impasto will be demonstrated in both mediums. Weekly projects will include painting a still life, landscape, buildings, an animal, a figure and an abstract that will introduce you to a variety of subject matter to spark your creative journey. Instructor email: linderdesign@sprintmail.com

P106e8 Color Theory
In this class students will learn to strengthen their art through studying the world of color communication. Explore the additive & subtractive principals of color. Emphasis placed on color mixing, color relationships, visual impact as well as psychological, historic and symbolic uses of color. Instructor email: Biancandm@me.com

P107a4 Medieval Techniques of Egg Tempera Painting
Discover the ancient tecnhiques of egg tempera, a fast drying painting medium with unsurpassed luminosity. From the Egyptians to the Renaissance, egg tempera was the primary medium for painting until the invention of oil-based paints around the 1550s. Oils essentially replaced egg tempera. However, a twentieth century revival generated popularity with artists such as Thomas Hart Benton and Andrew Wyeth. The course will demonstrate a variety of techniques with an overview of the history of egg tempera painters. Some painting experience is helpful but not necessary. Instructor email: cherylanne@cybermesa.com.

P108e4 Abstract Painting
Students will be guided through the difficulties and questions of abstract painting. Each student will create acrylic or oil paintings guided by their intuition and creativity. Each student will learn how to retain structure, choose colors and create composition within an abstract painting. Instructor email: kammirata@gmail.com.

P109e4 Abstraction! Inspired by Nature
Nature can be energizing and inspire creativity; It can also be overwhelming to breakdown its patterns, colors, structure, etc, into abstraction. In this class, we will explore our inspiration from nature outside on the grounds of the beautiful Art Center. Each student will create paintings (any media) based on their observations. Instructor email: kammirata@gmail.com.

P110e4 Painting from Within
As we learn new techniques and improve our painting skills, students will also develop their personal imagery and a "story" to tell. Great attention will be given to strong composition, color choices and creative use of materials. Instructor email: sonk8@aol.com.

P111e4 Expressionistic Painting
Join us in this class as we explore the master painters of the Expressionistic movement. Inspired by their methods and philosophy we will create paintings to release emotion and express the beauty of the world around us and within us. Instructor email: fantasticfables@gmail.com

P113a4 Acrylic Painting Flowers
Create a beautiful acrylic painting of “Flowers” with the guidance of the experienced instructor. Explore different techniques and enjoy the beauty of impressionistic style. Its easy- and fun- come see what you can create! Instructor email: sandroah@hotmail.com.

P114a4 Acrylic Painting Still-Life
Create a beautiful acrylic painting of "still life" with the guidance of an experienced instructor. Explore different techniques and enjoy the beauty of impressionistic style. Its easy and fun, come see what you can create! Instructor email: sandroah@hotmail.com

P115a8 Watercolor
In addition to learning or reinforcing concepts of composition and color theory, learn everything you need to know to complete a painting from start to finish. Group instruction with attention to each student. Instructor email: color.cat@hotmail.com.

P200m4 Painting with Ellie Siskind
Students will observe live figure models to develop charcoal portrait studies and a painting, in their choice of media. Instructor email: siskind@earthlink.com

Paint Exploration Camp CH012-Ages 12-15 PM
During this week, students learn, explore, and create as they experience the joy of painting. This class focuses on painting materials, application techniques, color, and composition through traditional methods and experimentation. Instruction is individualized to support all levels of confidence. The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-esteem. Along with the art making process, our camps are designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Paint Like Pissaro, Picasso & Pollock -Ages 10-13
Learn to paint and be inspired by some of the great painting masters in this week-long workshop that covers basic painting techniques as well as art history. Creativity and art appreciation will be enhanced. There will be a short break/snack time during each class. The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-esteem. Along with the art making process, our camps are designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Pottery Camp - Ages 10-12 AM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Pottery campers will explore the world of clay through projects including throwing on the wheel & hand-building with slabs & coils. Campers will also learn about the process of pottery & ceramics throughout history. The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-esteem. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Pottery Camp - Ages 10-12 AM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Pottery campers will explore the world of clay through projects including throwing on the wheel & hand-building with slabs & coils. Campers will also learn about the process of pottery & ceramics throughout history. The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-esteem. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Pottery Camp - Ages 10-12 AM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Pottery campers will explore the world of clay through projects including throwing on the wheel & hand-building with slabs & coils. Campers will also learn about the process of pottery & ceramics throughout history. The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-esteem. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Pottery Camp - Ages 10-12 PM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Pottery campers will explore the world of clay through projects including throwing on the wheel & hand-building with slabs & coils. Campers will also learn about the process of pottery & ceramics throughout history. The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-esteem. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Pottery Camp - Ages 10-12 PM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Pottery campers will explore the world of clay through projects including throwing on the wheel & hand-building with slabs & coils. Campers will also learn about the process of pottery & ceramics throughout history. The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-esteem. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Pottery Camp - Ages 10-12 PM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Pottery campers will explore the world of clay through projects including throwing on the wheel & hand-building with slabs & coils. Campers will also learn about the process of pottery & ceramics throughout history. The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-esteem. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Pottery Camp - Ages 8-9 AM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Pottery campers will explore the world of clay through projects including throwing on the wheel & hand-building with slabs & coils. Campers will also learn about the process of pottery & ceramics throughout history. The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-esteem. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Pottery Camp - Ages 8-9 AM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Pottery campers will explore the world of clay through projects including throwing on the wheel & hand-building with slabs & coils. Campers will also learn about the process of pottery & ceramics throughout history. The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-esteem. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Pottery Camp - Ages 8-9 PM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Pottery campers will explore the world of clay through projects including throwing on the wheel & hand-building with slabs & coils. Campers will also learn about the process of pottery & ceramics throughout history. The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-esteem. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Pottery Camp - Ages 8-9 PM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Pottery campers will explore the world of clay through projects including throwing on the wheel & hand-building with slabs & coils. Campers will also learn about the process of pottery & ceramics throughout history. The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-esteem. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Pottery Camp - Ages 8-9 PM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Pottery campers will explore the world of clay through projects including throwing on the wheel & hand-building with slabs & coils. Campers will also learn about the process of pottery & ceramics throughout history. The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-esteem. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

Pottery Camp- Ages 8-9 AM
The Indianapolis Art Center 2013 Fine Arts Day Camps, themed “Under Construction” give campers the opportunity to discover the excitement and creativity that unfolds throughout the art-making process. Pottery campers will explore the world of clay through projects including throwing on the wheel & hand-building with slabs & coils. Campers will also learn about the process of pottery & ceramics throughout history. The Art Center believes creative expression is an integral part of intellectual growth. Our youth & teen programs encourage curiosity, problem solving, independence and self-esteem. Along with the art making process, Fine Arts Day Camp is also designed to include an art history component and an exploration of art from different cultures.

PR100e4 Independent Study Printmaking/Intro to Printmaking
Students new to printmaking will learn either woodcut relief or intaglio. Intermediate/Advanced students will continue exploring their own printmaking project.The blend of seasoned printmakers with raw beginners adds excitement and nurtures growth. Instructor email: arkitoothus@gmail.com.

PR101e4 Independent Study Printmaking/Intro to Printmaking
Students new to printmaking will learn either woodcut relief or intaglio. Intermediate/Advanced students will continue exploring their own printmaking project.The blend of seasoned printmakers with raw beginners adds excitement and nurtures growth. Instructor email: arkitoothus@gmail.com.

PR102e4 Intro to Color Woodcut
Participants will explore a variety of methods of color woodcut printmaking ranging from hand coloring to double drop to four-block color process. Participants will have the option to participate in a group portfolio. Instructor email: carlosprintmaker@yahoo.com.

PR102m8 Independent Print Studio
This class is intended for all levels of printmakers from the raw beginners to those more proficient. Many techniques are available including relief, intaglio, and monoprint. The format for the class largely depends on the will of the students. Anything ranging from open self-guided exploration within your media to a basic introduction of the techniques is available. The instructor further facilitates any and all of the individual student needs, making this a unique and organic class setting. Instructor email: arkitoothus@gmail.com.

PR103e4 Intro to Color Silkscreen
We will cover the basic fundamentals of color Silkscreen Printing. We will discuss its historical context, evolution, and use in contemporary art. Each class will cover different tools and techniques used to achieve a multiple color silkscreen print. We will print t-shirts in this course! Instructor email: carlosprintmaker@yahoo.com.

PRWE100 Intro to Letterpress Printing
Students will learn the basics of setting type and printing with a small hand press (a Chandler & Price Pilot Press). The basics of typography, layout, paper, and ink will be discussed, and each student will print personal note cards and a short poem or quotation. Instructor email: dcrabb@iupui.edu.

PWE100 Yoga and Abstract Painting
Your creative energy will flow by starting this class with a gentle yoga class. Then channel the energy into a dynamic abstract painting. Contact Kay about art supplie. Instructor email: kayqart@comcast.net. Kay's website: www.kayqart.com

PWE101 Exploring Acrylic Mediums
Explore the diverse world of acrylic mediums and additives in this exploratory workshop. Students will learn the basics on a variety of common mediums, gels, and pastes, and how to employ them in their painting practice. Students will learn the mechanics behind the mediums, watch demos, and explore with mediums on their own. All skill levels welcome! Instructor email: kherrington@indplsartcenter.org.

PWE102 Contemporary Fresco
The ancient art of frescos is modernized using contemporary materials and pigments. Students will create individual works of art in abstract or realism. Emphasis is on free flowing works learning skills in playing in the mud, color theory, layers, sculpture, pigment experimentation, and sealing their final piece. Instructor email: doug@dougarnholter.com

SP100 Little Fields of Imagination Lil'-Pop
Come explore the Lee Littlefield outdoor sculptures, and then create your very own whimsical sculpture to take home.

SP101 Fireworks Inspired Lil'-Pop
Create a special fireworks paintbrush and paint a festive painting for thw 4th of July.

SP102 Under Construction Lil-Pop
The current exhibition highlights artists dealing with the idea of construction from a material sense, a literal sense, and beyond. Come create your own mixed media collaged piece reflecting the exhibitions' work.

SP103 Art-Bots!!
Using everyday items, create a little robot that will help you paint!

SP104 Stamped Bag Lil'- Pop
Make and use stamps that then will be applied to make a unique, reusable bag. Perfect for lunches, toys and trips to the library.

SP105 Recycled Plates Lil'- Pop
Breathe new life into an old plate by adding your own design! Special paints will be used to create a new piece of art!

SP162 Raku Firing Pop-Up
Take a chance with raku firing! We provide the pottery, you choose the glaze. Students will experiment with an alternative firing method, Raku, on bisque fired pieces and then select glazes. Students will then fire their pieces and observe the different stages- firing, "reduction", and cooling.

SP200 Mixed Media Abstract Collage Teen-Pop
Collages are made from an assemblage of different textures and forms glued to cardboard or canvas, creating a whole new picture. Create your own composition whether and abstract or pictorial image, using colored papers and acrylic paint with the guidance from an experienced painting instructor. Please feel free to bring images that will inspire your work.

SP201 Urban Scape Teen-Pop
Capture images and colors of cityscapes using freehand brushstrokes and and the guidance of an experienced painting instructor. Bring an image of your favorite skyline to inspire your work.

SP300 Father's Day Fused Glass Magnets
Create a unique gift for that special guy you call Dad! Come into our hot shop at the Indianapolis Art Center to use a variety of murini, twisted glass cane and colored shards to create colorful, fun magnets, fused at a blistering 1500 degrees! Your creativity is the only limit!

SP301 You Rock! Gemstone Pendants and Earrings Pop-Up
Design and create your own gemstone pendant and earrings to wear (or give away)! From delicate to chunky, sparkling to fossilized, you will get to choose from a large collection of gemstone beads and jewelry findings. This Pop-Up is designed for beginners, but everyone is welcome. Local jeweler Julie Sipe McDonald will teach the course.

SP302 Kandinsky Abstract Art Pop-Up
We will learn about Kandinsky's love for music and the start of abstract art in this Pop-Up. Inspired by color and inner need to create, we will create a painting inspired by the quote, "There is no must in art, because art is free"- Kandinsky, Concerning the Spiritual in Art"

SP303 Glass Garden Globes Pop-Up
Join us for this exciting, two day glassblowing and sculpture Pop-Up! Spend Friday evening creating your very own glass garden globe by gathering glass in the furnace, adding color and learning how to form blown glass. Saturday morning, return to the Art Center to use welding and metal fabrication techniques to build a unique stand for your glass globe.

SP304 Father's Day Paperweight
Create a unique gift for that special guy you call Dad in the glass studio! This fun class would also be great to do with Dad!

SP305 Mixed Media Abstract Collage
Collages are made from an assemblage of different textures and forms glued to cardboard or canvas, creating a whole new picture. Create your own composition whether and abstract or pictorial image, using colored papers and acrylic paint with the guidance from an experienced painting instructor. Please feel free to bring images that will inspire your work.

SP306 Art Date: Fused Together! Fused Glass Magnets
Venture into the glass studio to transform broken glass shards into colorful, fun magnets! Students are encouraged to experiment with cane color and the use of murini, an ancient Venetian technique. A quick and fun way to spend a date night!

SP307 Welcome to Margaritaville: Handbuilt Margarita Glasses
Are you a Parrothead- or just want to try your hand at ceramics ? You will not waste away the time as you create a unique hand built drinking glass to sip away the summer.

SP308 Resin Jewelry
Make a conversational piece of jewelry with found objects, graphics and resin. Your finished product will be earrings and/or a pendant.

SP309 Jasper Johns: Americana
Jasper Johns is known for his iconic paintings of the American flag and a bulls eye. He is both an abstract expressionist and a Pop artist. Everyone will create their own painting using less controlled and thickly applied brushstrokes and an iconic symbol.

SP310 Glass Flower
Try your hand at an exciting art form in a quick, easy and fun way. Make a “one of a kind” glass flower in our Glass Blowing studio. Great for adding sparkle to any room!

SP311 Independence Day Glass Paperweight
Want the perfect introduction to glassblowing? Join us in the hot shop to make a color infused, solid glass paperweight with a red, white and blue motif.

SP312 Art from the Island-Continent: Aboriginal Inspired Art
In this Pop-up, we will learn about the long, incredible history of Australian Aboriginal painting. We will create traditional dot paintings that are based off images from nature. Please feel free to bring a nature inspired image (i.e. a lizard, waterfall, etc) to work from or just show up and I’ll have lots of images for you to look through and become inspired by.

SP313 Cloisonne Enamel
Welcome to the world of Cloisonne - an ancient technique of wired enamel fused in the kiln. No previous experience is required! Design and create a simple enamel piece with the guidance of an experienced cloisonne instructor. Convert your enamel work to a jewelry piece or a wall mounted piece of art.

SP314 Fused Murini Glass Pop-Up
Venture into the glass studio to transform broken glass shards into colorful, fun magnets for the 4th of July Holiday! Student are encouraged to experiment with cane color and the use of murini, an ancient Venetian technique.

SP315 Sculpey Clay Figures Pop-Up
Come explore three-dimensional figure study with Sculpey clay. Working from a life model pose for reference, create a wire armature and build your figure with Sculpey clay. Discussion will highlight Giacometti's figurative sculptures and the basic elements of the figures proportion to create expressive gesture.

SP316 You Rock! Gemstone Pendants and Earrings Pop-Up
Design and create your own gemstone pendant and earrings to wear (or give away)! From delicate to chunky, sparkling to fossilized, you will get to choose from a large collection of gemstone beads and jewelry findings. This Pop-Up is designed for beginners, but everyone is welcome. Local jeweler Julie Sipe McDonald will teach the course.

SP317 Fused Murini Glass Pop-Up
Venture into the glass studio to transform broken glass shards into colorful, fun magnets for the 4th of July Holiday! Student are encouraged to experiment with cane color and the use of murini, an ancient Venetian technique.

SP318 Urban Scape
Capture images and colors of cityscapes using freehand brushstrokes and and the guidance of an experienced painting instructor. Bring an image of your favorite skyline to inspire your work.

SP319 Art Date: Jackson Pollack
Time to get messy and let loose! We will be learning about Jackson Pollock's "drip paintings" and abstract expressionism. We will then take his techniques of action painting and make our own drip paintings to take some. It will be a great time to learn about an artist who shaped the 20th Century and find out how far you can push paint!

SP320 U Do Raku Firing Pop-Up
Take a chance with raku firing! We provide the pottery, you choose the glaze. Students will experiment with an alternative firing method, Raku, on bisque fired pieces and then select glazes. Students will then fire their pieces and observe the different stages- firing, "reduction", and cooling.

SP321 Textured Earring Pop-Up
Ever wanted to make your own jewelry? No experience is required for this intro to beginning jewelry making techniques! Our instructor will walk you through the process of designing and fabricating your very own pair of earrings. We will utilize precut metal shapes and surface texturing techniques to make your own creation.

SP322 Art Date: Out of the Flames Raku Firing
Take a chance and enhance your romance on a raku firing date! We provide the pottery, you choose the glaze. Students will experiment with an alternative firing method, Raku, on bisque fired pieces and then select glazes. Students will then fire their pieces and observe the different stages- firing, "reduction", and cooling.

SP323 Apple Shaped Glass Paperweights
Want to try glassblowing? Join us in the hot shop to create a beautiful apple-shaped paperweight, perfect for fall decoration or giving to as teacher as a great back to school gift!

SP324 Art Date: Van Gogh
Spend the evening with a special someone as we are inspired by Van Gogh's bright colors and thickly applied paint. Everyone will create their own unique landscape, inspired by his iconic paintings, like Starry Night.

SP325 On a Roll! Paper Bead Making Pop-Up
Create colorful and delightful paper beads. Using magazines, newspaper or gift wrap, you will be able to fabricate enough beads to create your own bracelet or earrings.

SP326 Glass Flower
Try your hand at an exciting art form in a quick, easy and fun way. Make a “one of a kind” glass flower in our Glass Blowing studio. Perfect for adding sparkle to any room!

SP327 Acrylic Painting: Violin and Flowers
Express your love for art, music and flowers by creating a colorful and image from a still life or images of violins and flowers. Expect a sensational image with free, impressionistic brushstrokes rather than focused details.

SP328 Glass Garden Globes Pop-Up
Join us for this exciting, two-day glassblowing and sculpture Pop-Up! Spend Friday evening creating your very own glass garden globe by gathering glass in the furnace, adding color and learning how to form blown glass. Saturday afternoon, return to the Art Center to use welding and metal fabrication techniques to build a unique stand for your glass globe.

SP329 Fused Magnet Family Pop
Cover the fridge with creative and original magnets made by the whole family! Come into our hot shop at the Indianapolis Art Center to use a variety of murrini, twisted glass cane and colored shards to create colorful, fun magnets! Quick, fun, and easy for the whole family to enjoy.

SP330 Monet Water Lillies Pop-Up
Monet was inspired by his stunning gardens and flowers in Giverny, France. In this Pop-Up, we will take a walk on the beautiful grounds of the Art Center and be inspired by flowers and gardens. Everyone will create their own painting to take home.

SP331 Art Date: Glass Ornaments for Two
Start getting ready for the holidays with your special someone! Make a "one of a kind" glass ornament in our Glass Blowing Studio. Instructor will demonstrate how to gather glass, form solid glass objects and show project examples. It's a fun, quick way to explore glassblowing.

SP332 Figure Drawing Pop-Up
An introduction to figure drawing fundamentals are explained as you are turned loose to create energetic figure drawings using expressive line and color! A professional figure model, dressed, will inspire you through movement and fluid gestures to the sounds of music. Pastels, charcoal and pastel paper provided. For a complete list of Pop-Ups, please visit www.IndplsArtCenter.org/popups

SP333 Fused Murini Glass Pop-Up
Venture into the glass studio to transform broken glass shards into colorful, fun magnets for your fridge! Student are encouraged to experiment with cane color and the use of murini, an ancient Venetian technique.

ST100e4 Primitive Lost Wax Bronze Casting
We will study the methods used by African Ashanti and Meso-American craftspersons to make small bronze casting such as beads or small sculptures. Our materials will be beeswax, charcoal, clay, natural fibers or dung and recycled molds. Instructor email: evans_glenn_f@yahoo.com.

ST101e8 Beginning Steel Sculpture
Students will learn how to weld, cut and form steel to create sculpture and functional objects. Please see julieball.net for examples. Instructor email: julieball317@yahoo.com.

ST102m4 Make a Flexible Rubber Mold
Learn to make a flexible rubber mold, in which you can cast a variety of materials. If you've ever thought about casting bronze or glass, you must first know how to make a mold of your original art in order to make a wax replica that can be cast. A mold allows you to make numerous reproductions of your original. Instructor email: cherylanne@cybermesa.com.

ST103m4 Hot Patina Techniques on Bronze
The art of patination on bronze sculpture can produce rich colors, pronounce textures, and enhance its beauty. In this class students will bring in a cast bronze they wish to patina. We will cover various types of metal surface preparation, patina base coats, patina colors and effects using hot application techniques, and sealing and protecting the surface. Instructor email: cherylanne@cybermesa.com.

ST104e8 Welding
Basic welding principles tailored to the work of all students. Class will open with an overview of welding process and equipment safety. Students receive instruction in the theory and application of Mig, and Tig welding techniques along with conventional techniques in oxy-acetylene and stick welding. Emphasis will be placed on developing the basic welding and fabrication skills to allow students to translate their artistic vision into a finished work of art. Instructor email: sebreescott@yahoo.com.

ST200e8 Metals & Wood Sculpture
This class will take you beyond the level of a beginner and let you explore the techniques and aesthetics of combining steel and wood to make sculpture and functional objects. Please see www.julieball.net for examples. Instructor email: julieball317@yahoo.com.

ST201m8 Metals & Wood Sculpture
This class will take you beyond the level of a beginner and let you explore the techniques and aesthetics of combining steel and wood to make sculpture and functional objects. Please see www.julieball.net for examples. Instructor email: julieball317@yahoo.com.

STWE101 Steel Sculpture Fabrication
This workshop is a crash course in welding for those who may be curious about creating artistic objects from steel or a refresher course for those with experience. Student learn to cut, form and weld your own sculptural creation! Instructor email: julieball317@yahoo.com.

W100e4 Memory Table
Each student will design their own small desk top table using saws, chisels, hand planes without fastening hardware. This class will also focus on wood selection, design, layout, joinery, clamping and finishing with an emphasis on hand tools to produce the "one board" memory table. Instructor email: rogersshop@comcast.net.

W101e8 Build Picture Frames
In this informative class you will learn how to make picture frames from start to finish. Hand skills will be the focus while primarily using tools such as hand saws, chisels, miter trimmer, etc. The use of power equipment, set-up jigs and fixtures for seamless joinery will also be addressed as will gluing, clamping, and pinning for decoration. Elements such as splines, pins, biscuits, slip joints (mitered), and keyed joints will be reviewed for strengthening corners. Individuality will be encouraged. Instructor email: rogersshop@comcast.net.

W102e4 Design your own Clock or Lamp
In this class, you will learn to put your ideas on paper so that you can later build, or have someone else build, an original clock or lamp that you have created. This class is focused on furniture design and concepts. You will be encouraged to think creatively as you come up with a unique plan and model of your design. Instructor email: kenyonscreations@gmail.com

W103e8 Woodworking
Explore the creative world of woodworking while learning basic tool safety and proper tool/equipment operation. Through this process, students gain practical knowledge of techniques and appreciation of skills. Focus is on developing fundamental hand and power tool skills. Students are able to choose one of three beginning projects to complete during the semester. This course gives each student the knowledge to move on to an intermediate level class. Instructor email: k2design.steve@gmail.com.

WWE100 Make Your Own Cutting Board
Make your own unique cutting board. In this workshop, you will be working with solid maple to make a thick, durable, and versatile cutting board that will last many years. You will have the opportunity to creatively design and form your own unique shape as well as plane, sand, and apply a food-safe finish to your piece. Your new creation will be ready for dinner preparation that evening! Each student will also get personalized instruction on kitchen knife sharpening. Instructor email: rogersshop@comcast.net.
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