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• Sculpture • Writing • Calligraphy • Photography • Living Space • Artist Discussion • Music • Clay • Dance • Kids
• Painting • Drawing • Multi-Media • Collage • Fiber • Basketry • Weaving • Ikebana • Cooking • Glass • Jewelry
Art News!
Call for Entries- White Bear Center for the Arts
2010 Member’s Exhibition
Show Dates:
Location:
Registration deadline:
Public Reception:
November 21-December 18, 2010
Century College, West Campus, Theater Lobby Gallery
Monday, November 15, 2010, 1:00 pm
Friday, December 3, 2010 5:30-7:30
Eligibility: Open to all WBCA Members in good standing
(as of November15, 2010). Limit: 1 piece per person.
This is a non-juried exhibition, however subjects deemed
not original to the artist will be disqualified from show.
The mission of the White Bear Center for
the Arts is to build creative and culturally
rich communities in the White Bear area by
providing arts experiences for children,
adults, and families.
BOARD of DIRECTORS
Chair
Roberta Johnson
Co-Vice Chairs
Robert Cuerden
Neil Johnston
Treasurer
Jan Gillen
Secretary
Kyle Frederickson
Members
Entry Fee:
$15.00
Media:
Recent original drawings, paintings, fiber, hand-pulled prints,
photography, and sculpture.
For Registration form go to: www.whitebeararts.org
or call White Bear Center for the Arts at 651-407-0597
Mary Gove
Steve Harmon
Alan Kantrud
Mary Levins
Kraig Thayer Rasmussen
Dan Wachtler
Linda Wall-Waddell
Emeritus Director
Sue Ahlcrona
2010 Member’s Show Reception and Holiday Party
STAFF
Friday, December 3, 5:30-7:30
Century College, West Campus, Theater Lobby Gallery
FREE
Please join us for a reception of Member’s Art, music, hot cider, yummies and lots of good cheer!
Open to the public. RSVP appreciated: 651-407-0597
Suzi Hudson
Executive Director
Danielle Cézanne
Education Director
Andrew Vollbrecht
Program Assistant
Alyn Shannon-A very special Heart 4 Art
The Board of Directors and Staff would like to recognize the very
special gifts that Alyn Shannon, our communications coordinator, has
shared with the White Bear Center for the Arts over the past 5 years.
A very talented and generous artist, Alyn is credited for designing our
vibrant logo and more recently, our beautiful catalog layout and design.
While she was officially hired last year for all our graphic needs,
she donates 100% of her work to the WBCA.
Kim Bakken-Parr
Office Assistant
Alyn Shannon
Communications Coordinator
Locations
An interactive map is located on our website www.WhiteBearArts.org
Click on “Contact” in the navigation bar.
Our hearts are inspired by her friendship, commitment, generosity and
love for the White Bear Center for the Arts. Our thoughts are with
Alyn and her family as she battles advanced stages of cancer.
We dedicate this issue to Alyn.
White Bear Center for the Arts
(WBCA)
Old Armory Building
Corner of 4th Street & Cook Avenue
2228 Fourth Street
White Bear Lake, MN 55110
Phone 651.407.0597
Margaux’s Table
4746 Washington Square
Phone 651.387.7903
White Bear Sports Center
1328 Highway 96
Phone 651.429.8571
Masonic Lodge
4923 Stewart Ave.
White Bear Lake City Hall
4701 Highway 61
Century College
4701 Highway 61
Dear Friends, Inside!
Dear Friends,
As we enjoy our extended fall season and approach winter, we are reminded to
prepare for the changes in weather that are to come. The White Bear Center for
the Arts is also preparing for change with our winter catalog. An abundance of
artistic opportunities are to be found inside that are sure to keep you inspired
this season.
With Thanksgiving fast approaching, we are thankful for you, our many students,
friends, donors, sponsors and community members for your support through
the year. We are thankful for the City which continues to provide the Center a
warm home in the Armory. We are thankful for the many gifted and talented
instructors and a dedicated and productive staff. We are especially thankful
for our members like you, whose loyal support continues to recognize the
importance of the arts.
Art News
IFC
Locations
IFC
Letter from Board Chair
Watercolor
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Oil
4-5
Acrylic
4-7
Amazing Inkjet Options in Art
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Monotype Prints
8
Flower & Delicate Specimen Prints
8
Drawing
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Metal Enameling
Through your support we are proud to offer over 500 high-quality art classes,
nine weeks of summer youth art-camp, classes for over 3,600 elementary
children and unique art events such as the Northern Lights Art Exhibition,
WriteNow! High School Writing Contest and the upcoming Member’s Exhibition
at Century College, opening November 21st. In the past 12 months your
support inspired over 31,000 individuals through the arts!
In November we begin our Year-End Giving / Membership Campaign.
Individual/Family memberships are the single most important level of support
for the White Bear Center for the Arts. If your membership is already current,
please consider a gift membership or a Year-End contribution in honor of a
loved one. Through your kind and generous contributions, the art center will
continue its 43 year history offering valuable opportunities to develop the
creative self. Together we continue to build a creative and culturally rich
community.
I want to extend a personal thank you to all who have made and will continue
to make the art center a vibrant and creative community destination.
Sincerely,
Roberta Johnson
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Jewelry
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10-11
Glass Beads
11
Fused Glass
11
Metal Sculpture
11
Paper Bowls
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Felting
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Cooking
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Artist Discussion
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Photography
13
Writing
13-14
Clay
14
Adult Dance
15
Yoga
15
Kids and Family Fun
Registration and Membership
15-16
IBC
Board Chair, 2010
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www.WhiteBearArts.org • 651.407.0597
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Intermediate-Advanced Watercolor
Frank Zeller
This class alternates between formal lessons and independent work. Each lesson includes a handout describing the steps
and colors needed to finish the work. Critiques are given every Thursday morning for completed works. Demonstrations
are presented following the methods described in the handout, prior to independent work.
✪ Visit www.WhiteBearArts.org for a supply list
Frank Zeller
Class ID: 101F
Date/Time: 3 Thursdays, December 2-16, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Tuition:
$52 Member/$70 Non-Member
Class ID: 102F
Date/Time: 4 Thursdays, January 6-27, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Tuition:
Frank Zeller
Judith Blain
Class ID: 103F
Date/Time: 4 Thursdays, February 3-24, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Tuition:
Age/Level: Adults, Intermediate, Advanced
Location:
Masonic Lodge
✪ Sign up for all three months and save! $180 Member/$244 Non-Member
✪ Sign up for 2 consecutive classes instead of the whole month $45 Member/$60 Non-Member
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Ongoing Watercolor
(Acrylic in a watercolor manner welcome)
Heidi E. Nelson
Emphasizing the basics used to paint any watercolor painting, this class accommodates new and returning students
with new subjects. This instructor has a proven record of success teaching students of all levels and abilities how to
control and succeed with the somewhat temperamental medium of watercolor. It features step-by-step teacher
demonstrations and works with a limited number of pigments to learn the characteristics of each, with lots of
personal help from this award-winning instructor. Makeup classes available.
✪ Use instructor’s supplies (watercolor) for $5 or purchase own for $20 or use supply list available at www.WhiteBearArts.org.
Monday Afternoon Watercolor
Class ID: 111F
Date/Time: 4 Mondays, January 10- 31, 1:00-3:00 PM
Class ID: 112F
Date/Time: 4 Mondays, February 7- 28, 1:00-3:00 PM
Heidi E. Nelson
watercolor
Paint
Thursday Night Watercolor
Class ID: 113F
Date/Time: 4 Thursdays, January 6-27, 6:45-8:45 PM
Class ID: 114F
Date/Time: 4 Thursdays, February 3-24, 6:45-8:45 PM
Age/Level: Adults, Teens 14+, Beginner, Intermediate
Prerequisite: Beginning watercolor or equivalent
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA
✪ Sign up for both classes and save! $123 Member/$165 Non-Member
Many adult painting
and drawing classes can
be taken by teens.
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Loose & Free Watercolor
Color Theory
for the Painter
Lisa Fertig
Learn to use watercolor in exciting ways with demonstrations, individual
instruction and class critiques. Great for all levels from beginner to
intermediate. A variety of subject matters will be explored with focus on
seeing value, shapes and building the painting using interesting edges and
textures. Demonstrations will help guide you through the process. Gain
confidence and have fun in this supportive class. Optional material fee is
payable to instructor at class if you wish to keep the lesson plans.
✪ Visit www.WhiteBearArts.org for a supply list.
Class ID: 105F
Date/Time: 3 Mondays, December 6-20, 2:30-5:00 PM
Lisa Fertig
Class ID: 108F
Date/Time: 3 Mondays, December 6-20, 6:30-9:00 PM
Tuition:
Class ID: 106F
Date/Time: 4 Mondays, January 10-31, 2:30-5:00 PM
Heidi E. Nelson
Join this one night class and learn about color
mixing, pigments, what they are and their
limitations; the way colors affect one another;
what terms such as chroma, value and analogous
really mean. This class is offered to artists who
want a better understanding of color or to review
what they already know. Beginners welcome.
✪ Use instructor’s supplies (watercolor) for $2
or purchase own for $20 or use supply list
available at www.WhiteBearArts.org.
Class ID: 117F
Date/Time: Thursday, January 6, 3:15-5:00 PM
Age/Level: Adults, Teens 14+, Beginner
Prerequisite: Interest in learning
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA
Class ID: 109F
Date/Time: 4 Mondays, January 10-31, 6:30-9:00 PM
Tuition:
Lisa Fertig
Class ID: 107F
Date/Time: 4 Mondays, February 7-28, 2:30-5:00 PM
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Class ID: 110F
Date/Time: 4 Mondays, February 7-28, 6:30-9:00 PM
Tuition:
Age/Level: Adults, Beginner, Intermediate
Location:
WBCA
Heidi E. Nelson
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Beginning Watercolor
Heidi E. Nelson
A watercolor class that starts at the beginning and teaches you to
understand how to control this medium where happy mistakes are so
prevalent. This series of classes will focus on basic skills used to build any
painting. Instruction will consist of demonstrations, practice, then
application painting, working with a limited number of pigments so
students learn the characteristics of each.
✪ Use instructor’s supplies (watercolor) for $5 or purchase own for $20
or use supply list available at www.WhiteBearArts.org
Class ID: 115F
Heidi E. Nelson
Color Theory Application
in Watercolor
This instructor will help take your art to the next
level when you learn the nuances of color
interactions. Students will learn how to create
paintings using complex colors rather than color
straight from the tube. This award-winning artist
will show students how to mix a plethora of
browns to make a rich fall wetland scene and how
to use shadow colors to “key” the saved whites.
✪ Supply list available at www.WhiteBearArts.org.
Class ID: 118F
Date/Time: 3 Thursdays, January 13-27,
3:15-5:00 PM
Age/Level: Adults, Teens 14+, Intermediate
to Advanced
Prerequisite: Beginning Watercolor
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA
Class ID: 116F
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA
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Oil/Acrylic Painting
Beginning and
Continuing Oil Painting
Frank Zeller
Oil painting is for everyone! This class is for the
intermediate to advanced artist. All students will start
with the basics of color, shape and value and will learn
various oil painting techniques taught through
curriculum, working from still-life, photographs and
videos of international painters. Frank Zeller has been in
art education for over thirty years and encourages a
casual environment that promotes learning.
✪ Visit www.WhiteBearArts.org for a supply list.
Frank Zeller
acrylic
Oil
Class ID: 201F
Date/Time: 3 Tuesdays, December 7-21,
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Tuition:
Class ID: 202F
Date/Time: 3 Tuesdays, January 11-25,
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Tuition:
Class ID: 203F
Date/Time: 4 Tuesdays, February 1-22,
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Tuition:
Age/Level: Adults, Experienced Beginner to Advanced
Location:
Masonic Lodge
✪ Sign up for all three months and save!
✪ Sign up for two consecutive classes in one month:
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Introduction to Oil
Painting - Give It a Try!
Ann Tristani
Learn the basics of oil painting in this workshop.
No worries, just use materials provided by the
instructor and give it a try! We will work together
from the very beginning. Students will learn how
to lay out paint on a palette and progress
together to a simple finished painting. Demos,
one-on-one assistance, loads of insight and
enthusiasm are what you can expect from an
experienced instructor whose passion and love of
painting will help students find their inner artist.
Ann Tristani
Ann Tristani
This oil painting class combines all levels of oil painting
as well as providing help with the basics. Each month
will begin working on a new painting together as a class,
painting along with the instructor as she shares insights
and advice. For the more advanced painter, feel free to
bring in your own projects and receive one-on-one
advice.
December
Class ID: 204F
Date/Time: 3 Thursdays, December 2-16, 1:00-3:15 PM
Class ID: 205F
Class ID: 206F
Tuition:
January
Class ID: 207F
Class ID: 208F
Class ID: 209F
Tuition:
February
Class ID: 210F
Class ID: 211F
Class ID: 212F
Tuition:
Material fee: $20 payable to instructor or use supply list
available at www.WhiteBearArts.org. + $1 for handouts
Location:
WBCA
✪ Sign up for all three classes for
Class ID: 217F
Date/Time: Saturday, February 5, 12:15-4:15 PM
Tuition:
Material fee: $5 payable to instructor for all materials
Location:
WBCA
Ann Tristani
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Alla Prima Floral Oil
Ann Tristani
Alla Prima means ‘all at once’. Students will create a complete painting from a floral still life. Class will begin
with a demo and instruction will continue throughout the day as we progress together to a finished
painting. Students will have a beautiful finished painting ready to be framed! Bring a lunch.
Class ID: 216F
Date/Time: Saturday, January 15, 9:30 AM-4:00 PM
Age/Level: Adults, Experienced Beginner, Intermediate
Tuition:
WBCA
Location:
Ann Tristani
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Oil Open Studio with Direction
Ann Tristani
This class is for students that want to paint their own subject matter but would like some direction. Bring in
your painting or start a new one and receive instruction to grow in your skills and improve your technique.
Take advantage of this instructor’s experience and enthusiasm as she encourages you to bring your painting
to the next level! ✪ Visit www.WhiteBearArts.org for a supply list
Class ID: 213F
Date/Time: 3 Wednesdays, December 1-15, 1:00-3:15 PM
Tuition:
Ann Tristani
Class ID: 214F
Date/Time: 3 Wednesdays, January 12-26, 1:00-3:15 PM
Tuition:
Class ID: 215F
Date/Time: 4 Wednesdays, February 2-23, 1:00-3:15 PM
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA
✪ Sign up for all 3 classes and save! $170 Member/$230 Non-Member
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Just Do It
A class to inspire oil or acrylic painters
Mary Jo Van Dell (Formerly known as Mary Jo Pittman)
This class is designed to help students overcome the fear of painting, to get the beginner started, and to
advance the intermediate student. Each participant will work individually and receive instructions suited to
their skill level. This class will encourage development of the student’s personal style at their own speed.
Valuable skills in getting a drawing on the canvas, painting techniques, color mixing and composition will be
taught to students in a manner that they can understand and at a level they will be able to achieve in class
and at home. Students are invited to work on a piece already in progress or to bring a blank canvas and a
photo to start something new.
Ann Tristani
Class ID: 218F
Date/Time: Saturday, December 11, 9:00 AM-4:00 PM
Class ID: 219F
Date/Time: Saturday, January 22, 9:00 AM-4:00 PM
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA
Mary Jo Van Dell
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• Painting • Drawing • Mixed Media • Collage • Fiber • Basketry • Weaving • Ikebana • Cooking • Glass • Jewelry
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The Art of Awareness
Susan Hartzell Vannelli
Take a little time out your busy schedule and wake up your creative heart! Students
will develop a new way of thinking about their artistic abilities. This instructor will
share lots of creative, unique, inspired and energetic ideas which will help each
student discover what paintings are hiding inside their hearts using acrylic paints
on canvas. These classes will help people unleash their creativity and artistic
potential! The goal is to build students’ artistic skills and confidence, explore their
own artistic expression, and provide a safe, non-judgmental place to “play with
art”. No experience necessary!
Class ID: 228F
Date/Time: Monday, December 6, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Class ID: 229F
Date/Time: Wednesday, December 8, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Tuition:
Material fee: $20 payable to instructor, continental breakfast provided!
Location:
WBCA
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Acrylic Basics and Beyond
Heidi E. Nelson
This class will teach you the basics of this versatile paint medium and then move on
to a variety of approaches from glazing to pallet knife textures using a variety of
gels and mediums. This award-winning instructor teaches in a methodical way with
step-by-step demonstrations while sparking your creativity with different ways of
painting designed to develop a “vocabulary” of techniques to build on.
There will be lots of personal help and the lessons will start simple enough to assure
success. Makeup classes available.
✪ Instructor will have canvases for sale $1 to $2. Use instructor’s supplies for $10
plus canvases or use supply list available at www.WhiteBearArts.org.
Class ID: 220F
Class ID: 221F
Age/Level: Adults, Teens 14+, Beginner and Beyond
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA
✪ Sign up for both months and save! $123 Member/$165 Non-Member
Bonnie Cutts
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Acrylic Collage and Gel Transfer
Bonnie Cutts
Learn how to use acrylic paints, gels, and mediums to create several interesting
collage elements to work with in your artwork. Experience the step-by-step process
for making gel skins, work with prepared transparent skins made from a photocopy
image and gel and learn about direct image transfers into wet acrylic materials. Use
these elements while working on a whimsical self portrait and other fanciful images
during class. Make use ofstencils with gels and molding pastes on the collages for
raised textural surfaces. An explanation of the new Golden Digital Mixed Media will
be presented as well. All paints, gels and mediums provided. Open to all levels of
painting experience. Bring to class: favorite synthetic brushes, a small towel, a
water container, paper palettes, rags, a bag lunch and a sense of adventure.
Class ID: 236F
Date/Time:
Saturday, January 29,
10:00 AM-4:00 PM
Age/Level:
Adults, Teens 16+, All Levels
Tuition:
Material Fees: $10 payable to instructor
Location:
WBCA
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Introduction to Silk Painting
Anne Dahlstrom
Learn the art of applying dye to silk, a very exciting and diverse medium.
Information about the tools, techniques and processes will be presented. This class
will focus on forming designs with water-based resist which acts as a barrier for
the dye, keeping the color within the outlined areas. Using resist and Jacquard
dyes, each student will create and complete a
finished painting, ready to take home at the
end of class
Class ID: 238F
Date/Time: Tuesday, February 22, 1:30-4:30 PM
Age/Level:
Adults, Teens, All Levels
Tuition:
Material Fee: $6
Location:
WBCA
Heidi Nelson
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Anne Dahlstrom
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Flower Power with Acrylics
Lisa Fertig
This class will help you develop and expand your creativity using acrylic paint. Learn about design and color
principles while building skills and confidence. Explore a variety of painting techniques with the brush and
other tools while we simplify the shapes in a beautiful floral arrangement. Supply list available at
www.WhiteBearArts.org or use instructor’s supplies for $20.
Lisa Fertig
Class ID: 222F
Date/Time: 3 Tuesdays, December 7-21, 10:00 AM-12:30 PM
Class ID: 260F
Date/Time: 3 Tuesdays, December 7-21, 2:00 PM-4:30 PM
Class ID: 223F
Date/Time: 3 Tuesdays, December 7-21, 6:30-9:00 PM
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA
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Landscapes on the Edge with Acrylics
Lisa Fertig
This class will help you develop and expand your creativity using acrylic paint. Learn about design and color
principles while building skills and confidence. Explore a variety of painting techniques with the brush and other
tools while developing a landscape painting. Supply list available at www.WhiteBearArts.org or use instructor’s
supplies for $20.
Class ID: 224F
Date/Time: 3 Tuesdays, January 11-25, 10:00 AM-12:30 PM
Lisa Fertig
Class ID: 261F
Date/Time: 3 Tuesdays, January 11-25, 2:00 PM-4:30 PM
Class ID: 225F
Date/Time: 3 Tuesdays, January 11-25, 6:30-9:00 PM
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA
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Abstracting with Acrylics
Lisa Fertig
Students will explore our visual language of form, color and line to create a composition in a relaxed atmosphere.
The instructor will teach a variety of painting techniques with the brush and other tools. All levels of experience
welcome. Supply list available at www.WhiteBearArts.org or use instructor’s supplies for $25.
Class ID: 226F
Date/Time: 4 Tuesdays, February 1-22, 10:00 AM-12:30 PM
Class ID: 262F
Date/Time: 4 Tuesdays, February 1-22, 2:00 PM-4:30 PM
Lisa Fertig
Class ID: 227F
Date/Time: 4 Tuesdays, February 1-22, 6:30-9:00 PM
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA
✪ Sign up for all three classes with Lisa Fertig and save! $190 Member/$256 Non-Member
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Nature Printing
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Play With Art
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Watercolor-Drawing-Pastel-Acrylic
Susan Hartzell Vannelli
Students will experience the beauty of watercolor as it magically explodes on the paper, smudge and smoosh pastels,
develop a new way of drawing what they see, and discover what paintings are hiding inside their hearts using acrylic
paints on canvas. The goal is to build your artistic skills and confidence, explore your own artistic expression, and provide
a safe, non-judgmental place for everyone to “play with art”. No experience necessary. Come ready to get messy!
Mondays
Class ID: 232F
Date/Time: 4 Mondays, January 10-31, 9:30-11:45 AM
Tuition:
Class ID: 233F
Date/Time: 4 Mondays, February 7-28, 9:30-11:45 AM
Tuition:
✪ Sign up for both classes and save!
Wednesdays
Class ID: 234F
Date/Time: 3 Wednesdays, January 12-26, 9:30-11:45 AM
Tuition:
Class ID: 235F
Date/Time: 4 Wednesdays, February 2-23,
9:30-11:45 AM
Tuition:
Age/Level: Adults, All Levels
Material fee: $20 payable to instructor
Location:
WBCA
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Amazing Inkjet Options in Art
Bonnie Cutts
New Digital Grounds allow you to print images on a variety of porous and non-porous surfaces which you
can run through an inkjet printer. Sound amazing? It is! In this class students will cover working with a
variety of surfaces run through an inkjet printer and explore ideas for incorporating these printed images
into collages and mixed media artwork. Students can be creative with wonderful combinations of acrylic
materials in unique applications and incorporate their drawings or photos onto canvas for all sorts of bold
personal statements. This workshop is a great way to generate new ideas for the adventurous painter,
photographer, or mixed media artist wishing to learn new techniques for their artwork.
✪ Bring to class: 2 or 3 drawings or photos no larger than 5” x 7” to print, any material you may want
to collage onto your canvas, favorite paint brushes, palette knife, water container, rags and a lunch.
Class ID: 237F
Date/Time: Wednesday, February 9, 10:00 AM-4:00 PM
Age/Level:
Adults, Teens 16+, All Levels
Tuition:
Material Fees: $10 payable to instructor
Location:
WBCA
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Nature Printing—
Monotypes from Leaves
Sue Filbin
If you’re suffering from cabin fever and your future
doesn’t include a warm destination, join us to be
reminded of nature’s beauty as we make captivating
prints of leaves. This is the art class for people who
love color, pattern, and surprising results (but who
may not be able to draw). We will create prints
suitable for note cards, books, collage, and framing.
Class ID: 239F
Date/Time: Saturday, February 12,
9:30 AM-12:30 PM
Age/Level: Adults, Teens 12+, Parent/Child
Tuition:
Material fee: $5 payable to instructor in addition to
simple supply list available at www.WhiteBearArts.org
Location:
WBCA
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Printing Flowers and
Delicate Specimens
Sue Filbin
If you’ve wondered how to preserve the image of
some flowers, evergreens, and herbs, we will explore
an alternative to photography and botanical
illustration. By applying oil paints with a dauber, we
will capture great detail and create subtle color
variations as we print flowers and other delicate
specimens. We will create prints suitable for note
cards, books, collage, and framing. Clean-up is with
vegetable oil; no solvents are used.
Class ID: 240F
Date/Time: Saturday, February 12, 1:30-4:30 PM
Age/Level: Adults, Teens 12+, Parent/Child
Tuition:
Material fee: $5 payable to instructor in addition to
simple supply list available at www.WhiteBearArts.org
Location:
WBCA
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Open Studio
Life Drawing Open
Studio
Heidi E. Nelson
Open to all media and levels of expertise, this class is designed for students wanting to work on art of their own
in a structured environment with the instructor available for consultation and will feature live demonstrations
of lessons for those interested. Makeup classes available from this instructor.
Class ID: 230F
Class ID: 231F
Tuition:
Age/Level: Adults, Intermediate
Location:
WBCA
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No Fear Figure Drawing
Heidi E. Nelson
Drawing from a live model is the best way to learn to draw. Class will start with several easy exercises and types of
drawing that are big shape oriented, so it is not all just detailed realism. All drawing levels are welcome and previous students are encouraged to join. This instructor is methodical, gives lots of hand outs and does many demonstrations. Makeup classes available. Use instructor’s supplies for $2, better paper available for $1. Supply list available at www.WhiteBearArts.org .
Land-Markers
This open studio offers drawing with live models.
Artists work at their own pace using their favorite
medium. Sessions begin with a half dozen
2-minute poses followed by a series of 10-15 minute
poses. Land-Markers is a nonprofit group that has
been in operation for over 20 years.
Class ID: 241F
Date/Time: 10 Thursdays, December 2-February 17,
9:30 AM-12:30 PM
Group will not meet December 23 & 30
Tuition:
$40 Member
Model Fee: $60 model fee payable to Land-Markers
Location:
WBCA
drawing
Class ID: 242F
Date/Time:
4 Thursdays, February 3-24, 3:30-5:00 PM
Age/Level:
Adult, Teen 14+, Beginner
Prerequisite:
Beginning drawing or equivalent
Tuition:
Model/Handout fee: $22 payable to instructor
Location:
WBCA
Heidi E. Nelson
Sue Filbin began printing botanical specimens in 2001 while studying with master nature printer, Sonja Larsen.
During that time, Sue has learned to appreciate plants and the unexpected beauty that can easily be created
with color and pattern by using both water-soluble and oil-based media. Sue is a member of the Nature Printing
Society and the Colleagues of Calligraphy, and works as a graphic designer.
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• Painting • Drawing • Multi-Media • Collage • Fiber • Basketry • Paper • Ikebana • Cooking • Glass • Jewelry
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Precious Metal Clay (PMC) - A New Art Medium
Maedeup
(Korean knotting)
Kim Bakken-Parr
Becky Meverden
Learn the basics of working with Precious Metal Clay and how easy it is to design and create beautiful fine silver jewelry.
This clay is comprised of fine silver particles suspended in an organic binder. It can be rolled, folded, shaped and carved.
In this class students will design and create a one of a kind piece and learn how to set stones. After drying and kiln
firing the pieces are polished and a patina can be applied. Each piece is 99.9% pure silver. No experience is required
for this class. All tools are provided, bring a bag lunch.
Class ID: 401F
Date/Times: Saturday, January 15, 10:00 AM-4:00 PM
Age/Level: Adult, Teens, Beginners and Beyond
Tuition:
Material Fee: $40 payable to the instructor
Location:
WBCA
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Fine Silver and Fused Glass
Kim Bakken-Parr
Learn how easy it is to design and create beautiful fine silver jewelry using glass cabachons and Precious Metal Clay.
After drying and kiln firing, the pieces are polished and a patina can be applied. Each piece is 99.9% pure silver. All
equipment and materials are provided for this class. Students may bring glass cabachons from home to incorporate into
their designs if they prefer. No experience is required for this class. Bring a bag lunch.
Class ID: 402F
Date/Times: Saturday, February 26, 10:00 AM-4:00 PM
Age/Level: Adult, Teens, Beginners and Beyond
Tuition:
Material Fee: $45 payable to the instructor
Location:
WBCA
jewelry
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Metal Enameling
Jennifer Wolcott
Glass on metal has been prized in jewelry forever, from the Etruscans to Tiffany eggs and contemporary work. It’s easier
than you think. In this class students will learn to clean the copper and apply counter enamels and face enamels. They
will try several different metals such as brass and steel and different materials including under glaze pencils and silver
foil. Students will also learn how to run the kiln.
Class ID: 407F
Date/Time:
Saturday, January 8, 9:30 AM-4:30 PM
Age/Level:
Adults, Teens 16+, Beginner and Beyond
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA
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Maedeup uses cording to create simple to
elaborate knots that can be used in jewelry,
accessories, home décor or just about anything
you can imagine. This instructor lived in South
Korea for two years learning this ancient art. In
these classes, students will be learning four of
the most basic maedeup knots: hapjong, dorae,
saengjjok, and garakji. Each class can be taken
independently of the other. Students will
complete a bracelet during the class.
No experience necessary. Becky is also the
author of “Elegant Knotted Jewelry —
Techniques and Projects Using Maedeup.”
This is her 9th book and she has also appeared
regularly on HGTV’s “The Carol Duvall Show”.
Hapjong
Class ID: 403F
Date/Time: Saturday, December 18,
9:30-11:30 AM
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA
Dorae
Class ID: 404F
Date/Time: Wednesday, January 12,
1:30-3:30 PM
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA
Bring to class (Hapjong and Dorae):
Ruler, small sharp pair of scissors, two sets of
jewelry needle nose pliers (optional)
Saengjjok (Ginger Knot)
Class ID: 405F
Date/Time: Wednesday, February 9,
1:30-3:30 PM
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA
Garakji (Ring Knot)
Class ID: 406F
Date/Time: Wednesday, February 16,
1:30-3:30 PM
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA
Bring to class (Saengjjok and Garaki):
Awl, (instructor will also have awls available for
$5.00) small sharp pair of scissors
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Making Glass Beads with a Torch
Create Functional
Art and Sculptures for
your Home
(Lampworking)
Jennifer Wolcott
In Victorian England women made glass beads over a spirit lamp as a
cottage industry and called it lampworking. This class will use very hot
torches and do it for fun. Students will be able to melt glass and bend
it to their will. Make stringers and twisties, and polka dots then build
bubbles and flowers into glass beads. This is a half day introductory
workshop. Stay for the afternoon to learn more techniques like
bubbles and flowers and silver foil.
Class ID: 408F
Date/Time: Sunday, January 9, 11:00 AM-2:00 PM
Age/Level: Adult, Teen, Beginners and Beyond
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA
Glass
More Lampworking Techniques
Class ID: 409F
Date/Time: Sunday, January 9, 3:00-6:00 PM
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA
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Fused Glass Plate
Liz Marson
Learn glass fusing and slumping techniques by creating a 7” round
plate. This is a one-of-a-kind piece of art. This beautiful plate will be
microwave, dishwasher and food safe to use. Glass cutting is not
mandatory but it can help.
Class ID: 412F
Date/Time: Saturday, February 5, 9:00-11:30 AM
Age/Level: Adults, Teens, 16+, Beginner and Beyond
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA
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Bronze Pendant or Charms
for Christmas
Kim Bakken-Parr
Students will be able to make a one of a kind personalized Christmas
gift for their friends or family, or an original piece of jewelry for
themselves with bronze clay. The clay can be stamped with a design
or put your best friend's name on it. After the piece is dried, it is fired
in a kiln where the clay burns away leaving a beautiful bronze charm
that can be made into a pendant, bracelet or put on a key chain. No
experience is required for this class. All tools and supplies are provided.
Class ID: 709F
Date/Times: 2 Sundays, December 5, 1:00-4:00 PM
December 12, 1:00-2:30 PM
Age/Level: Adult, Teens Ages 12+/ Beginners & Beyond
Tuition:
Material Fee: $10 payable to instructor
Location:
WBCA
Estela De Paola de Lerma
Have you dreamed with designing your own artistic
furniture, or designing a unique sculpture for your
garden or back yard? This class will provide students
with knowledge and tools needed to create the project
of their dreams, and acquire impressive skills. Whether
it is a table or a contemporary sculpture, the results
will be amazing! Join this class and unleash the artist
within. Students will be introduced to basic welding
and metal building methods needed to create three
dimensional objects. The course is divided in two
phases. Bring a notebook and pencil from home.
Phase I: Two classes during which students will be
exposed and learned the basics of oxyacetylene welding, cutting, and brazing.
Phase II: Students will learn the basics of MIG welding.
Both welding techniques will be focused in creating
functional art objects or sculptures. The use of supplemental methods such as grinding and plasma cutting
is taught in this class.
Projects: Students will be able to choose to create 1)
a small table 2) a lamp or 3) a candle holder built out
of sheet metal (mild steel) or 4) sculpture for indoors
or outdoors.
Any middle size three dimensional art projects not
described in this course can be discussed and created
in class upon instructor's approval and guidance.
Finishing methods such as patina, and different types
of paint used on metal will be discussed. If desired,
objects can be sandblasted for a more accurate finish.
Sandblasting fees vary according to the price of the
piece. Instructor will provide information on where
students can take their piece to be sandblasted.
Class ID: 410F
Date/Time: 4 Saturdays, January 22 & 29,
February 5 & 12, 1:00-3:30 PM
Age/Level: Adults 18+, Beginner
Tuition:
Material fee: $60 maximum depending on project
chosen and quantity of sheet metal used. Fees paid
to instructor will cover sheet metal, grinding wheels,
cutting tips and welding tips.
Location:
Century College
Maximum: 8 students
Dress code: Welding gloves and safety goggles used
for oxyacetylene welding are available. Students may
also bring their own. Clothing: Cotton long sleeve
shirt, cotton pants, leather boots. Hair in a pony tail if
long, or covered with a cotton hat.
Optional Materials: Students may bring any metal
found objects to be incorporated in their projects.
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• Painting • Drawing • Multi-Media • Collage • Fiber • Basketry • Weaving • Paper • Cooking • Glass • Jewelry
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Exquisite Paper Bowls
Kathleen Felsheim
Create stunning paper bowls with amazing strength
using papier-mâché techniques. Multiple layers of glue
and paper harden to give the bowls strength. These
exquisite bowls can be used as decorative objects or
containers.
✪Visit www.WhiteBearArts.org for a supply list.
Class ID: 411F
Date/Time: 2 Sundays, February 6 & 13,
1:00-3:00 PM
Age/Level: Adults, Beginner and Beyond
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA
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Goosebumps Felted
Scarf
Leslie Granbeck
Create a cozy wool scarf with lots of fun texture.
No knitting or sewing required; use soft fibers and a
special wool base to create the perfect “chill chaser”
for winter. $25 materials fee includes all fibers and is
payable to instructor.
Bring from home: 2 old hand towels, 1 old bath towel,
sharp scissors, plastic bag to carry home wet items
Optional: apron (waterproof or cloth)
Class ID: 414E
Date/Time: Wednesday, January 19,
10:00 AM-2:30 PM
Tuition:
Material fee: $25 payable to instructor includes all fibers
Location:
WBCA
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Felted Tote Bag
Leslie Granbeck
Kathleen Felsheim
fiber
Learn the art of traditional wet felt making. No knitting required, create a seamless felted tote bag from
colorful wool fibers. This sturdy tote is perfect for carrying books, a laptop and other necessities. $30 materials fee includes fibers and supplies for bag, and is
payable to instructor day of class. A variety of handle
options are available for additional fee, or you may
provide your own.
Bring from home: Sharp scissors, 2-3 old hand towels,1 old bath towel, piece of cotton fabric (sheeting,
flour sack dish towel or similar) at least 15” X 15”,
plastic bag to carry home wet items
Optional: apron (waterproof or cloth) and lunch
or a snack
Class ID: 414F
Date/Time: Saturday, February 19,
10:00 AM-4:30 PM
Tuition:
Material fee: $30 payable to instructor includes all
fibers and supplies
Location:
WBCA
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Cooking
Photo - Paul Dols / Courtesy of White Bear Press
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Stocks and Soups
Peggy Doran
Peggy Doran from Margaux’s Table in downtown
White Bear Lake will teach students how to make
3 different types of rich stock and then show students
how to finish a soup quickly. Bring an apron to class.
Class ID: 307F
Date/Time: Tuesday, January 25, 6:30-8:30 PM
Age/Level: Adults, 21+, All Levels
Tuition:
Location:
Margaux’s Table
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Bread Making
Peggy Doran
Peggy Doran from Margaux’s Table in downtown
White Bear Lake will teach students how to make a
classic slow rise French country loaf of bread as well
as a baguette and focaccia from one recipe.
Bring an apron to class.
Class ID: 308F
Age/Level: Adults, 21+, All Levels
Tuition:
Location:
Margaux’s Table
Students that take the bread making class with
Peggy may want to check out the outdoor bread
baking oven at United Methodist Church in
White Bear Lake the first Saturday of the month
from 2:00-5:00 PM
• Sculpture • Writing • Calligraphy • Photography • Living • Artist Discussion • Music • Clay • Dance • Kids
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Artists Discussion and Critique
Everyday Writing by the Numbers
Neil Johnston
Mary Jane LaVigne
The Artists Discussion is a critique class designed for the working artist, beginning
artists or people who just enjoy art. Each session includes a structured art critique of
2D/3D media art works and a discussion of related art topics. We will discuss 5-6 works
of art at each session. Everyone is encouraged to bring art to be discussed, but it is not
required. This class is FREE and open for drop-ins, but please call 651.407.0597 and
confirm your space in case of scheduling changes or cancellations.
Remember kits with numbered pictures and a matching paint set? Anyone might
give oil a try with one of those. If only writing were that easy. Well, it can be. Maybe
you’ve got a letter to the editor you’re burning to write, or story in your desk drawer
awaiting revision. Or would you just like to tackle the next thank you note with less
trepidation? A few tried and true techniques make it easier. This class is open to all
levels of experience. When it comes to getting words on a page, we all end up
struggling in the same muck. Don’t worry, you won’t be forced to color inside the lines.
Class ID: 501F
Date/Time: Tuesday, December 21, 7:00-9:00 PM
Class ID: 502F
Date/Time: Tuesday, January 18, 7:00-9:00 PM
FREE
Class ID: 503F
Tuition:
FREE
Location:
White Bear City Hall
Class ID: 505F
Date/Time: 4 Tuesdays, January 25-February 15, 10:00-11:30 AM
Age/Level: Adults, All Level
Tuition:
Material fee: $3 copy fee payable to the instructor
Location: WBCA
Bio: Mary Jane LaVigne has written for Minnesota Monthly, The Great American History
Theater and A View from the Loft. A 2009 - 2010 winner of the Loft Mentor Series in
Creative Non-fiction, she lives in Birchwood Village.
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Defining and Refining Your Process
Alison Bergblom-Johnson
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Photography 1, 2, 3
Bob Cuerden
The objective of this course is improving your photographic skills.
Session 1: Basics of camera operations
Composition of image
Understanding & using photography jargon
Session 2: Review & critique of assignments
Developing creativity in images and camera
Tips & tricks
Session 3: Review & critique of assignments
Travel photography
Managing your digital images
Dress to take images outdoors and review work, weather permitting.
"Should I write every day?" is a process question. Process is about how words get
on the page and then how words are refined. The class will look at the work of
Julia Cameron (author of The Artist's Way) and Natalie Goldberg (author of
Writing Down the Bones). Students will also learn about how successful writers
have made their process their own. Students will have the opportunity to come
up with a process mission statement of their own and will have a chance to
begin creating their own process and process journal.
Class ID: 506F
Date/Time: Saturday, December 4, 12:30-4:30 PM
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA
Class ID: 504F
Date/Time: 3 Wednesdays, February 9-23, 6:00-9:00 PM
Age/Level: Adults, Beginner with experience, Intermediate
Prerequisite: Students must know how to operate their own cameras
Tuition:
Material fee: $4 payable to the instructor
Location:
WBCA
Students interested in photography may be interested in Amazing Inkjet
Options in Art with Bonnie Cutts.
Bob Cuerden
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Winter as Literary Subject
Spend half a Winter’s day reading and writing about Winter. Be prepared for ice,
cold and snow, at least the imaginary kind. The class will read from Annie Proulx's
The Shipping News, Kerstin Ekman's Blackwater, Willa Cather's My Antonia, and from
Rick Bass's Where the Sea Used to Be. These are diverse texts all set in Winter. Students
will craft their own brief tale set in Winter.
Class ID: 507F
Date/Time: Wednesday, January 26, 12:30-4:30 PM
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA
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Stealing from Poetry's Toolbox:
A Creative Nonfiction course
Creative nonfiction is often described as borrowing techniques from fiction for
nonfiction. Scene, plot and character are all good examples of these. This workshop
will be about using poetic techniques in nonfiction. Examples include voice and
image, though there are others. We'll look at the creative nonfiction of a diverse set
of writers such as Mark Doty, Nick Flynn, Mary McCarthy, and Joan Didion. From the
readings the class will mine examples of these techniques used in the real world.
Come prepared to write.
Class ID: 508F
Date/Time: Sunday, February 20, 12:30-4:30 PM
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA
Bio: Alison Bergblom-Johnson has read her work at the Walker Art Center, 7th Street Entry
of First Avenue, Tellabration 2009, and at Patrick’s Cabaret. She has also been a resident at
the New York Mills Regional Cultural Center with support from the Jerome Foundation.
She is working on Alison Failure, a memoir about female family members who experienced
and sometimes died of mental illness.
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Tuesday Evening Clay
Kristin Pavelka
This evening studio is designed for students who have never worked with clay
as well as experienced potters. The informal atmosphere allows for individual
exploration and experimentation with clay, whether on the wheel or by hand
building. A variety of techniques for surface treatment and glazing will be covered.
Class ID: 301F
Date/Time: 3 Tuesdays, December 7-21, 6:30-8:30 PM
Tuition:
Class ID: 302F
Date/Time: 3 Tuesdays, January 11-25, 6:30-8:30 PM
Tuition:
Class ID: 303F
Date/Time: 4 Tuesdays, February 1-22, 6:30-8:30 PM
Tuition:
Age/Level: Adults, Teens 15+, All Levels
Location:
WBCA
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Friday Clay
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Intermediate Writing
J. Michael Blumer
Do you have a book inside you and can’t get it out? If you have a story or just an
idea, learn how to express it in writing. You’ll learn professional tips, and receive
critical yet useful reviews. Whether you haven’t started, are half-done, or your
manuscript is complete, come share, learn, polish, and edit with others like you.
This three-part workshop focuses on developing your own style using dialogue,
setting, characterization and plot.
Class ID: 509F
Date/Time: 3 Wednesdays, January 12-26, 6:30-8:30 PM
Tuition:
Location:
WBC
“Just wanted to let you know that my poem, “The City”, will appear in the 2011 Saint Paul
Almanac. I’m even getting paid. I do believe Mike Blumer’s writing class encouraged me to
submit more of my poems to different poetry contests.” Virginia
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Sally Brown
Enjoy a morning of clay! Each class begins with a short demonstration followed by
working on clay projects: throwing on the wheel, hand building, tiles, sculptures,
etc. All levels are welcome.
Class ID: 304F
Date/Time: 3 Fridays, December 3-17, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM
Tuition:
Class ID: 305F
Date/Time: 4 Fridays, January 7-28, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM
Tuition:
Class ID: 306F
Date/Time: 4 Fridays, February 4-25, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM
Tuition:
Age/Level: Adults, Teens 15+, All Levels
Location: WBCA
• Sculpture • Writing • Calligraphy • Photography • Yoga • Artist Discussion • Music • Clay • Dance • Kids
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All-Levels Yoga with Shaila:
No Music. No Mirrors.
Just Yoga
Shaila Cunningham
KIDSKIDS KIDS
School of Ballet
These ballet classes with instructor JAN CHAMBERLIN are taught as an art
form without competition. Classes have a 12 students maximum so every child
is guaranteed individual attention. Students may enter creative movement
and beginning ballet classes mid-session (pro-rated). Ballet l must be started
sometime in September. Call for sibling discount and payment options.
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All-levels class is perfect if you’re new to yoga or have only
known yoga as “group exercise.” Class will include deep
tissue and assisted stretching, asana including a variety of
inversions, numerous yoga breathing techniques and final
relaxation. Yoga is presented as “meditation in motion”
without music and mirrors to distract you. Meditative yoga
is proven to boost the immune system and improve mood.
Instructor Shaila Cunningham is certified from Kripalu in
MA, a school with lineage back to India. She first began
her practice while living in Asia and incorporates elements
of zen and qi gong. Instruction is highly individualized for
different body types and goals. Instructor also has
experience with golfers, tennis players as well as therapeutic
yoga for a variety of conditions from MS, CFS, FM, digestive
issues and cancer. Please bring a sticky mat; there are a
few to borrow. Please call or email the WBCA with any
questions for the instructor about health issues, content
questions, etc. Pre-registration required. We are unable to
offer drop-ins at this time, but may do so once class is
established.
Class ID: 908F
Date/Time: 3 Thursdays, December 2-16, 9:00-10:15 AM
Class ID: 909F
Date/Time: 3 Thursdays, January 13-27,
9:00-10:15 AM
Class ID: 910F
Date/Time: 3 Thursdays, February 3-24, 9:00-10:15 AM
No class February 10
Age/Level: Adults, Teens, All Levels
Tuition:
Location: WBCA GYM
✪ Sign up for all three classes and save!
$107 Member/$146
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Adult Ballet
Jan Chamberlin
Come and experience the joy of dancing while improving your
balance, flexibility, strength and grace. Each class includes a
barre warm-up followed by centre and traveling steps.
Beginners through intermediate will enjoy this fun class.
Class ID: 907F
Date/Time: 8 Mondays, January 3- March 7,
7:15-8:15 PM
No classes January 17, February 21
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA Gym
Preschool Creative Movement
Children will begin to experience the joy of dance. They will be introduced to basic movements—
jumping, walking, and skipping as well as music and rhythm while being encouraged to use
their imaginations.
Session l
Class ID: 901F
Date/Time: 6 Thursdays, January 13- February 24, 10:30-11:00 AM
No class February 10
Tuition:
Age/Level: Ages 3-5, Beginners
Location:
WBCA Gym
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Beginning Ballet for Kindergarten
and First Grade
These classes offer students a first experience with dance training. Focus is on correct posture,
body awareness, coordination and musicality. Students are encouraged to express themselves
through movement while learning the elementary ballet positions and movements. As this
class has both a creative and technical component, students may take this class many times,
yet always encounter a new curriculum.
Class ID: 902F
Date/Time: 12 Mondays, January 24-April 25, 5:15-6:00 PM
No classes February 21, March 14
Age/Level: Ages 5-6, Beginners
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA Gym
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Ballet 1
This class will teach the fundamentals of classical ballet while encouraging each dancer to
express herself artistically and musically. Classes are designed to develop grace and strength,
improve flexibility and coordination and encourage artistic expression through a free and joyous
flow of movement.
Class ID: 903F
Date/Time: 16 Mondays, January 3, 2010-May 9, 2011, 6:00-7:00 PM
No Classes January 17, February 21, March 14
Age/Level: Ages 7+, Beginners
Tuition:
$160 Member/$213 Non-Member, tuition may be paid quarterly
Location:
WBCA Gym
Ballet l Dress Code: : pink tights, leotard, ballet slippers, hair pulled back from face into a
ponytail or bun. Simple dance skirt optional.
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KIDSKIDS
Sunday Afternoons
These Sunday afternoon series of classes with Cassandra Monson are for the whole
family to take together! All ages are welcome (students ages 3 to 100) but students
under 7 must be accompanied by a parent. Come ready to learn, make a mess and
most of all have fun! * Pay for the first child, half price for the second.
All classes are taught by Cassandra Monson
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Draw, Paint and Build
Amazing Ornaments
Make your own ornaments! Learn how to sculpt, build and glue together solid long
lasting 3D ornaments. We’ll also draw & paint detailed ornaments. These amazing
ornaments are great for the tree, to hang on the wall or give as gifts!
Class ID: 703F
Date/Time: Sunday, December 5, 1:30-4:30 PM
Age/Level: All Ages, All Levels, Under 7 must be accompanied by a parent
Tuition:
$24 Member/$30 Non-Member, 1st child
Material fee: $4 per person, pay to instructor
Location:
WBCA
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Handmade Holiday Gifts
Make your own holiday gifts! In just a few short hours you’ll make framed
artwork, amazing magnets, jewelry, hand bound books, beautiful cards and much,
much more...
Class ID: 704F
Date/Time: Sunday, December 12, 1:30-4:30 PM
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA
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Draw & Paint Winter Animals
Burrr. In this chilly winter class you will build polar bear clay sculptures, and make
a wearable wolf mask! Then you’ll learn how to draw snow bunnies on textured sandpaper!
Class ID: 705F
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA
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Handmade Valentine’s Gifts
Show those around you that you love them by gifting beautiful art! You will build
heart baskets and print a set of 30 heart cards! You’ll also have tons of time to
draw, paint and build one-of-a-kind gifts!
Class ID: 707F
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA
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Penguin Art & Sculpture!
Learn all about the amazing Antarctic Penguins! Build a clay penguin and an ice
sculpture for it to live in. Then learn how to draw and paint all types of penguins!
Class ID: 708F
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA
Afterschool Art Classes
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Expressionist Self Portraits
Leslie Granbeck
Learn about facial proportion, symmetry, and contour lines while making self portraits in
different mediums. In the first session we will explore wire sculpting and single-line
drawing based on the wire work of Alexander Calder. In the second session we will create
a portrait using a cut-papercollage technique pioneered by Henri Matisse. Both lessons
will focus on developing your own creativity while creating self portraits which express
how we feel rather than exactly how we look.
Class ID: 701F
Date/Times: 2 Tuesdays, January 18 & 25, 4:00-5:30 PM
Age/Level: Kids, Ages 6 to 12
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA
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Printmaking Workshop
Picasso Art: Learn from the master!
Leslie Granbeck
Be inspired by the artwork of Pablo Picasso! We’ll make funky drawings,
paintings and collages – after studying images of Picasso’s artwork.
Class ID: 706F
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA
Learn fun techniques for producing multiple prints of your artwork. In session one, we will
"etch" Styrofoam print plates, ink our plates, and pull multiple prints of several designs. In
session twowe will make our own print block "stamps" and print from found objects. We
will complete severaldifferent prints in each class.
Class ID: 702F
Date/Times: 2 Tuesdays, February 1 & 8, 4:00-5:30 PM
Age/Level: Kids, Ages 6 to 14
Tuition:
Location:
WBCA
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Class capacity is limited and classes are filled on a first-come,
first-served basis. Early registration helps us reduce class cancellations.
Registrations require payment at least one week prior to the first class.
Late registrations will be taken if space permits. Confirmations are not
sent to students. If a class must be canceled, a full refund will be issued.
Student tuitions cover direct costs of instructors and supplies, while
memberships and other contributions help cover critical operating
expenses.
Membership Information*
Register Early
HOW TO REGISTER: Mail the completed form below with your check or
VISA/MasterCard/Discover information or fax us at 651.429.1569. You
can also register over the phone by calling 651.407.0597.
ABSENTEE POLICY: Tuition is not pro-rated or refunded for missed
classes. Credits or refunds will not be issued for cancellations less than
five days before a class and a $5 clerical fee will be charged.
MEMBERSHIP: WBCA membership is open to anyone and everyone.
Discounts on classes will go into effect immediately upon receiving
membership payment.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Call 651.407.0597 for details.
TAX ADVANTAGE: All or a portion of class fees for children and youth
age five and up may qualify for a MN state tax deduction. Contact your
tax accountant for details.
MEMBERS RECEIVE A 25% DISCOUNT on all classes and workshops,
invitations to our special events, news and updates by mail, and
reduced fees on member art shows. Look for our Members FREE
classes. Your tax-deductible contribution helps support our many
programs, and all gifts, great and small are appreciated! Memberships
are valid for one year. First time students may deduct a one-time 15%
from their tuition fee.
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Please mail or fax this form with payment to:
White Bear Center for the Arts, 2228 Fourth Street, White Bear Lake, MN 55110
Phone: 651.407.0597 Fax: 651.429.1569
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Phone: 651.407.0597
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Winter 2010
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