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Adult Workshops & Classes
Professional Artist Workshops
Youth Classes
Adult Workshops
& Classes
Finding the Extraordinary in the Ordinary with Mike Killelea
April 5 - 26 / 4 wks
Community Space
6:00 - 8:00 PM
$80
Discover the inherent beauty waiting in the most ordinary things. Through his demonstrations and hands on critique, watercolor artist and author Mike Killelea will help you develop your skills. See all the beautiful images that fill the world around you in this four day watercolor workshop. Intermediate and advance students, a suggested supply list will be provided.
Watercolor Supply List
Assemblages with Gerald Mead
April 22 - May 6 / 3 wks
EDU Room 506
6:30 - 8:30 PM
$60
In
the first session, Gerald will give a slide presentation showing
both historic and contemporary approaches to assemblage. During
the second and third sessions participants will use the objects
and materials they have brought in to create their own assemblage.
Construction, balance, concept and assembly are among issues that
will be discussed. A supply list will be provided on
the first night.
Acrylic Painting with Rob Lynch
Tuesdays
April 27 - June 1 / 6 wks
Community Space
6:30 - 9:00 PM
$ 135
Explore acrylic painting in a studio setting.
Projects will be individualized, based on the
goals and interests of the students. Students
should have some experience with drawing,
yet all levels are welcome.
Acrylic Painting Supply List
Learn a classical approach to drawing.
A highly intensive course designed for adults
wanting to further their artistic development.
Bargue Drawing
Supply List
Oil Painting with Tom Rojek
Thursdays
April 8 - May 20 / 7 wks
Community Space
6:30 - 8:30 PM
$ 160
Students will work in the medium of oil paint
while learning basic skills in the conceptual
development of a piece. All levels are
welcome.
Oil Painting Supply List
Pottery with Deborah Stewart
Mondays
April 5 - May 24 / 8 wks
Clay Studio 514
6:00 - 9:00 PM
$ 195
April 6 - May 25 / 8 wks
Clay Studio 514
6:00 - 9:00 PM
$195
To enroll in this class you need to have
completed 3 pottery classes at BAS or
an equivalent setting. These classes will
emphasis advance design techniques along
with information on running a clay studio.
Fitted respirator or mask is required.
MATERIALS INCLUDED
Professional Artist Workshops
Open Critique for Professional Artist with Candace Keegan Saturday
May 22 / 1 day
EDU Room 506 1:00 PM
FREE
Ever feel like your working in a bubble?
Come join us for peer feedback.
Each session is monitored by artists with
experience in teaching on the college level. Registration is required.
Learning to Leverage Social Media for Artists with
Dorothy Fitzgerald
Saturdays
May 15 & 22 / 2 weeks
EDU Room 506
3:00 - 6:00 PM
FREE
What happens when you Goggle your name? The first class will be an overview of Social networking and it's importance to you as an artist. During the second class students will create their own dynamic blogs. Registration is limited.
Portfolios and Proposals with Cori Wolff
Saturday
May 8 / 1 day
Gallery
1:00 - 3:00 PM
FREE
Artists will learn how to properly market their work for exhibitions to galleries and museums. Discussion topics include development of a submission package and finding appropriate venues for the type of work produced.
Youth Classes
IMAGINE THAT! with Amy Greenan
AGES 8 TO 11
Saturdays
April 10 - May 15 / 6 wks
EDU Room 506
12:30
- 2:30 PM
$ 100
Students will learn to construct and bind their very own hardcover sketchbooks, which they will use throughout the course (and beyond!) with a new, subject-based drawing "challenge" each week. These weekly projects will help students develop both drawing and observational skills as well as give them the opportunity to explore their surroundings in a fresh, new way. Best of all, these sketchbooks will give the students a very portable means to document their lives via pictures and words, and share their own personal stories and expressions through art.
Learning Art History through Painting with Anne Paulk
AGES 11 to 14
Saturdays
April 10 - May 15 / 6 wks
EDU Room 506
10:00 AM - Noon
$ 100
Referencing major movements in art history students will develop new and original works of art. By the end of the class students will have gained knowledge in painting as well as art history.
Drawing Concepts with George Hughes
AGES 14 to 18
Saturdays
April 10 - May 15 / 6 wks
Community Space
12:30 - 2:30
PM
$ 100
Emphasis will be on the observation of natural and man-made forms in addition to the interpretation of visual experiences through realism and abstraction. Wet and dry drawing media will be used.
Bargue's
Drawing Course with Tom Rojek
Wednesdays
April 7 - May 19/ 7 wks
Community Space
6:30 - 8:30 PM
$ 130
Learn a classical approach to drawing.
A highly intensive course perfect for high
school students applying for art schools.
Bargue Drawing
Supply List
PRE-REGISTRATION is required for all classes. There is a maximum registration of 10 students in each class, unless otherwise noted. All classes are subject to cancellation if minimum registration is not met.
Please see registration form @ Sign-Up above.
Registration
and Refund Policies (Please Read)
Registration
for each class closes one week before the first day of the
class. Please register as soon as possible
Questions call Jayne Hughes
833-4450 x 11
education@buffaloartsstudio.org
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