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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
For more information contact: Jayne Hughes 833-4450 ext. 11 education@buffaloartsstudio.org
2009 Winter Schedule Youth All materials are included for Youth classes Pottery with Nancy Thayer Saturdays 10:00am-noon Clay Studio 514 Ages 8 to 11 6 weeks, February 14 -March 21 $100 Students will explore a variety of hand-building techniques while creating both utilitarian and sculptural pieces.
Introduction to Digital Photography with K. Cornelius Saturdays 12:30pm-2:30pm EDU Computer Room 506 Ages 11 to 14 3 weeks, February 21-March 7 $50 Learn the basics of point and shoot digital camera. Students will be given hands on activities that explore basic camera functions. Come see the world through a whole new lens! Enrollment is limited to 5 students.
Painting with James Cooper Saturdays 10:00am-noon EDU Room 506 Ages 11 to 14 3 weeks, January 31- February 14 $50 Students will utilize basic painting techniques while working on creative and challenging projects.
Digital Photography with K. Cornelius Saturdays 12:30pm-2:30pm EDU Computer Room 506 Ages 14 to 18 3 weeks, January 31- February 14 $50 Learn the basics of point and shoot digital camera. Students will be given hands on activities that explore basic camera functions. Enrollment is limited to 5 students.
Adult Art Classes & Workshops
Acrylic Painting with Rob Lynch Tuesdays 6:30pm-9:00pm Community Space 6 weeks, February 3-March 10 $135 Explore acrylic painting in a studio setting. Projects will be individualized, based on the goals and interests of thestudents. Students should have some experience with drawing, yet all levels are welcome. A supply list will be provided.
Supply List for Acrylic Painting with Rob Lynch
Pottery with Deb Stewart Tuesdays 6:00pm-9:00pm Clay Studio 514 8 weeks, January 20-March 10 $175 (materials included) Receive instruction in a variety of hand-building techniques and work on the potter's wheel. Projects may be either functional or sculptural. All levels are welcome.
Oil Painting with Tom Rojek Thursdays 6:30pm-9:00pm Community Space 8 weeks, January 22-March 12 $155 Students will work in the medium of oil paint while learning basic skills in the conceptual development of a piece. All levels are welcome. A supply list will be provided.
Supply List for Oil Painting with Tom Rojek
Bargue's Drawing Course with Tom Rojek Wednesdays 6:30pm-8:30pm Community Space 6 weeks, February 4-March 11 $135 Learn a classical approach to drawing. A highly intensive course designed for high school students applying for art schools and adults wanting to further their artistic development. A supply list will be provided. Supply List Bargue Drawing Course
Watercolor Workshop/Winter Still Life with Sally Treanor Saturday 9:30am-2:30pm Community Space 1 day, February 7 $50 Explore still life composed of a variety of objects,surfaces, shapes, and natural materials. Explore under-painting; work from preliminary drawings to finished piece in one session. Students bring brown bag lunch to eat during critique. Intermediate or advanced students only. Supply list will be provided.
Glass Art with Cassondra Argeros Saturdays 1:00pm-4:00pm Clay Studio 514 2 weeks, February 21 & 28 $75 (materials included) Working with a palette of glass frits, powders and stringers create sheets of art glass limited only by your imagination. Students will choose a project of there liking such as a tile, pendant, etc.
Assemblages with Gerald Mead Thursdays 6:30pm-8:30pm EDU Room 506 2 days, March 5 & 12 $40 This workshop consists of two sessions. In the first (3/5) Gerald will give a slide presentation showing both historic and contemporary approaches to assemblage (also referred to as "three-dimensional collage") that are constructed of found objects and other materials. He will use examples of his own work to discuss the process of selecting, collecting and combining materials to create sculptural works and demonstrate several unique assemblage techniques he's developed. In the second session (10/30) 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 and demonstrated.
Bookbinding for Beginners with Amy Greenan Saturday 9:30am-3:30pm EDU Room 506 1 day, March 7 $60 Using simple techniques and materials learn to create books that can be used for just about anything. Soft and hardcover bookmaking using sewing and gluing techniques will be demonstrated. Students bring brown bag lunch to eat during class. Supply list will be provided.
Artist Workshops The following workshops are free of charge,but registration is required.
Intro to Web Design with Tammy McGovern Fridays 10:00am-noon Squeaky Wheel 8 weeks, January 30-March 20 $145 (free to qualifying artist) Learn the basics of web page layout and design using HTML and Dreamweaver. Participants will learn to use HTML and CSS to design stylish, fun and user-friendly web pages. Knowledge of Photoshop is helpful but not necessary. Basic computer literacy or Intro to Mac workshop is required. Intro to Web Design Guidelines
Copyright Basics for Visual Artists with Les Greenbaum Wednesday 7:30pm-9pm EDU Room 506 1 day, March 18 Free, but registration is required! Les Greenbaum of Gross, Shuman, Brizdle & Gilfilllan, P.C., will discuss how Copyright, The Visual Artist Right Act, The New York Arts and Cultural Affairs Law, and simple contracts can protect (but sometimes forfeit) the rights of visual artists and their works.
Portfolios and Proposals with Cori Wolff Saturday 1:00pm-3pm Community Space 1 day, February 28 Free, but registration is required! 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. .
Digital Documentation with Amy Gendrou Saturday 3:00pm-5:00pm EDU Room 506 1 day, February 21 $10 Use Buffalo Art Studio's digital camera and lighting equipment to learn the basics of digitally photographing your artwork. Students may bring artwork with them, but must have a SD digital memory card for recording images.
PRE-REGISTRATION is required for all classes. There is a maximum enrollment of 10 students in each class, unless otherwise noted. All classes are subject to cancellation if minimum enrollment is not met. Please see registration form @ Sign-Up above.
Please sign up quickly! Classes sell out fast.
Questions call Jayne Hughes 833-4450 x 11 education@buffaloartsstudio.org
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