THE ARTS - Carroll Community College

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THE ARTS
Drawing, Painting and
Media
NEW! Art History—Live at the Museum
Discuss pivotal works of art on location at the
Baltimore Museum of Art (BMA). First meet on
campus to preview two museum visits and
review basic concepts and vocabulary. Experience first-hand the naturalism of Renaissance Art
at the BMA in the second class. Explore Impressionism and early 20th century art, Matisse and
Picasso and more at the third session. Students
provide own transportation. After class you may
explore the museum and its sculpture gardens.
Instructor: Diane Margiotta
Total Cost: $47 (includes $47 fees)
MD senior adults pay fees only.
Course #: XXZ-429-A4T
Sun., Apr. 17 - May 1, 1:00 - 3:00 PM (3 sessions)
Washington Road Campus, T315
Drawing and Painting: Beginning
The Arts Personal
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Drawing and Painting: Continuing
Studio Art: Drawing and Painting
Expand your skills by exploring a variety of
mediums. Learn how to perceive edges, spaces,
relationships, lights and shadows to enlarge
your under-standing of drawing and painting
principles. Work with your choice of media
including colored pencil, pen and ink, acrylic,
oil and watercolor. Returning students may
work on independent projects.
Students who have completed the course
Drawing and Painting (Continuing) will work
on independent projects and explore more
advanced techniques in a variety of media.
Course #: PDE-809-A4M
(Instructor: Sarah Abel-DeLuca)
Wed., Apr. 13 - Jun. 22, 6:30 - 9:00 PM
(10 sessions; no class 6/1)
Washington Road Campus, A013
Course #: PDE-728-A4
Wed., Apr. 13 - Jun. 22, 6:30 - 9:00 PM
Course #: PDE-728-B4
(Instructor: Diane Margiotta)
Fri., Apr. 15 - Jun. 17, 9:30 - 12:00 PM (10 sessions)
Course #: PDE-809-B4M
Course #: PDE-728-C4
Course #: PDE-809-C4M
What students are saying…
Fri., Apr. 15 - Jun. 17, 12:30 - 3:00 PM (10 sessions)
Fri., Jun. 24 - Aug. 26, 12:30 - 3:00 PM (10 sessions)
Had the best time and learned so much. Sarah
was so encouraging that she really opened my
eyes to art and made the classes exciting!!
”
Learn to draw and paint skillfully and beautifully
by learning to see things differently - to see in
ways not used in ordinary life. Enhance your
creativity as you add the dimension of color.
Hands-on exercises will focus on how to use
color theory to achieve harmonious colors
and how to see and efficiently mix specific
desired hues.
— Student from Drawing and Painting
Sarah Abel-DeLuca has an MFA from Brooklyn
College and has taught art for 20 years at the
high school and college levels. Her work has been
exhibited in Maryland and New York and hangs
in private collections throughout the United States
and Europe. As the owner of “Sarah Abel-DeLuca,
Artist” (www.abelartist.com), She makes her living
as a commissioned painter.
Wed., Apr. 13 - Jun.22, 6:30 - 9:00 PM
Diane Margiotta has a Master of Fine Arts from
Maryland Institute College of Art. She has taught
on both the high school and college levels
for many years. She loves working in various
mediums from painting to ceramics. She has
exhibits regularly on the east coast.
Course #: PDE-808-B4M
(Instructor: Lisa Sheppard)
Thu., Apr. 14 - Jun. 30, 1:30 - 4:00 PM
(10 sessions; no class 4/21 & 5/19)
Lisa Sheppard, a graduate of MICA, is an interior
designer by trade and professional pastel artist.
Her paintings have received national awards,
publication exposure and top show accolades.
She actively promotes fine art and soft pastel
through demonstrations and workshops. As a
Signature Member of the Maryland Pastel Society,
Sheppard’s artwork is represented locally by
Gallery 99 in Westminster and can be viewed at
www.lisasheppardpastels.com
Course #: PDE-808-C4M
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The Arts
Drawing from Nature
The Carroll County
Learn about “nature in spring” and take
your drawing skills to new heights. Sketch
the fascinating objects found in nature. No
drawing experience required (really!), though
experienced sketchers are welcome to come for
a fresh perspective of “seeing.” Draw outdoors
at the Farm Museum and other sites. Bring an
inexpensive white sketch pad 11” x 14” or larger,
pencils and charcoal. Instructor: Diane Margiotta
Community
Mediation
Center
Offering free
mediation services
to county residents
Tue., Jul. 19 - Aug. 9, 6:00 - 8:00 PM (4 sessions)
Thu., May 12 - 26, 6:00 - 9:00 PM (3 sessions)
Portrait Drawing
NEW! Basket Weaving:
Leather Handled Tote Basket
• Mediation lets people speak
for themselves and make
their own choices.
Tue. & Thu., Jul. 5 - 14, 6:30 - 9:00 PM (4 sessions)
Mediators are professionally
trained volunteers who have
completed classroom training,
an apprenticeship, a series of
evaluations and continuing
education. They represent the
racial, class, age and educational
diversity of Carroll County.
Dynamics of Color Workshop
Explore the dynamics of color by doing studies
based on Joseph Albers “Interaction of Color”
using tempera paints. Execute still-life paintings
utilizing these dynamics. Beginners and
experienced painters learn what fascinating
things colors can do. Topics include color
mixing, value, chroma and hue. Develop a
personal color vocabulary with confidence.
Instructor: Ken Ecker
The CCCMC is currently accepting
applications for the next
Volunteer Mediator Training.
Mediator training is provided by
Community Mediation Maryland
(CMM) and includes 50 hours
of classroom training, and an
apprenticeship where trainees
observe and then co-mediate two
cases. To be considered, complete
and submit a volunteer application.
We will contact you to schedule an
interview.
Course #: XXZ-433-A4M
Carry anything and everything in this glorious
tote. Learn to create a classic tote with leather
handles. Create a go-to accessory that carries
the things you need in a personalized and
stylish tote. You’ll wonder what you ever did
without it! Instructor: Joan Betzold
Thu., Jun. 2 - 16, 6:00 - 9:00 PM (3 sessions)
NEW! Egg Basket
Make this enduring American basket your own.
Designed to carry eggs to market in colonial
days without breaking them, this basket will
hold your treasures tight. The basket features
ribs instead of spokes. Create a one-of-a-kind
basket. Learn a very unique weaving technique
and the results will be fantastic!
Instructor: Joan Betzold
Tue. & Thu., Aug. 9 & 11, 6:30 - 9:00 PM (2 sessions)
Thu., Jul. 21 - Aug. 4, 6:00 - 9:00 PM (3 sessions)
Ken Ecker, a professional artist living and teaching
art in New York City, draws on his passion for
teaching art to bring out the creativity and talent
of his students, both adult and youth.
Joan Betzold is an avid basket maker and teacher
who applies and teaches age old traditional
techniques. Featured in Maryland Life Magazine,
she has won many awards including Basket of the
Year, Recycling Project of the Year and People’s
Choice Award at the Maryland State Fair, the
Mayor’s Choice 2013 at Arts Alive in Ocean City
and first place in Fiber at the 2014 Catonsville
Festival of Arts. She is a frequent vendor in the
spring and holiday markets at the Carroll County
Ag Center. Her masters’ degree and lifelong career
in health and recreation fits perfectly with her
passion for teaching and creating.
049-A16-0915 INF
Program offered under the auspices
of Carroll Community College.
The Center is supported by the Maryland
Mediation and Conflict Resolution Office.
Learn the basics of portrait drawing. Topics
include: contour drawing, gestures, tonal
drawing and the process of shading. Live
models may be used in some sessions. For
beginning and continuing students.
Instructor: Ken Ecker
• Mediation is voluntary
and confidential
NEW! Spring Time Basket
Welcome the spring with a fantastic new
basket. Decorate your space with a seasonally
colored basket. Utilize new weaving techniques
in your personalized creation. Learn new skills
including making flowers, leaves and stems to
bring the beauty outside in! Instructor: Joan
Betzold
Course #: PDE-024-A1MT
The Carroll County Community
Mediation Center (CCCMC),
a nonprofit community and
volunteer based organization,
offers free mediation services
to help resolve conﬂicts.
Fine Craft
For information on volunteer
opportunities, services or
an appointment:
410-848-1764
www.carrollcc.edu
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NEW! Dream Catchers
Create your very own beautiful dream catcher!
Explore the history and legends surrounding
this eye catching native craft of the Ojibwe
tribe. Discover the ways these beautiful crafts
are created in the traditional style. Turn your
hand to creating a one-of-a-kind dream catcher.
Instructor: Raine Valentine
Course #: XXZ-184-A4
Mon., Apr. 18, 6:30 - 9:30 PM
Washington Road Campus, K128
NEW! Bevel Cluster Panel
Create an elegant decorative panel with clear
glass bevels. Employ silver-backed foil to edge
and join each bevel. After all bevels are foiled,
the bevels will be soldered together at angles
to create a unique and original panel. Create
two soldered hangers for display. Bevels and
hangers provided. Prerequisite: Experience
foiling and soldering glass.
Instructor: Linn Wichowski
Mon., Apr. 25 - May 9, 6:00 - 8:00 PM (3 sessions)
NEW! Fused Glass Windchimes
Astonish your friends and family with your
personal glass creation. Or give a one-of-a-kind
gift. Create a piece of art that is musical and
beautiful. No experience necessary. Material
fee includes all materials and firing. Projects will
be fired off-site. Allow two weeks for pick-up.
Instructor: Linn Wichowski
Mon., May 16 & 23, 6:00 - 8:00 PM (2 sessions)
The Arts Jewelry
Introduction to Polymer Clay Jewelry:
Faux Techniques with Polymer
Discover the many fabulous materials that can
be replicated with Polymer clay. Create the
perfect gift for a special person or yourself.
Learn the techniques to create faux ivory,
fashion a jade-like jewel or a perfect replica
turquoise. Create at least one sample to bake
at home and use to create jewelry or decorate
a household item. All materials included. Bring
aluminum foil and a small box to class to carry
your work home. Instructor: Patti Boyle
Personal
Enrichment
Continuing
Education Classes
on Location
at Senior Centers!
Mon., Apr. 11, 6:30 - 9:00 PM
Intro to Polymer Clay Jewelry
Reveal your inner artist and create beautiful
jewelry for gift-giving or yourself. Learn the
basics of working with polymer and create a
brooch or necklace slide by impressing stamps
and other textured objects into polymer clay.
The possibilities are endless! All materials are
included in the cost. Bring aluminum foil and
a small box to class to carry your work home.
Instructor: Patti Boyle
Mon., Jun. 6, 6:30 - 9:00 PM
Patti Boyle has 20 years of polymer experience. Her
passion is making, experimenting and promoting
her polymer jewelry. She loves helping students
to express themselves in this jewelry medium.
Boyle holds a BA in Business Management from
Salisbury State University.
Linn Wichowski works in a variety of artistic media,
creating works in stained glass, fused glass, glass
clay, and precious metals as well as restoring
antique panels of stained glass. Her fused glass
works have been shown in galleries in Virginia.
She is an instructor at Wentz Stained Glass Studio,
Gettysburg, PA. She holds a Level One certification
in Art Clay Silver.
Call the individual senior
center for course and schedule
details and to register.
Mt. Airy Senior Center
410-795-1017
North Carroll Senior Center
410-386-3900
South Carroll Senior Center
410-386-3700
Westminster Senior Center
410-386-3850
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181-A16-0116 CET
Taneytown Senior Center
410-386-2700
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The Arts
NEW! Wired Weaved Bracelet: Mother’s Day
Class Piano for Adults - Continuing II
History of Rock & Roll: The First 25 Years
Create a unique wire weave bracelet for
Mother’s Day or show off your summer style
with a personalized bracelet made by you.
Using a basic 2-2 weave, mix Number 8 seed
beads into a fantastic fashion accessory for you
or a friend. Create a thin wire one-of-a-kind
bracelet that will accent any outfit. Beginners
welcome, but some experience with wire is
helpful.
Instructor: Margaret Rose
For students who have completed the Beginner
course or are proficient in basic note and rhythm
reading. Using individual electronic keyboard
pianos, each class features material presented to
a group, followed by individualize help. Recommended text: Alfred’s Basic Adult Piano Course
Level 1, later the class transitions into Alfred’s
Basic Adult Piano Course, Level 2. (Available in
local music stores or through Amazon, but not
CCC Bookstore). Instructor: Kathy Novalis
See Lifestyle section for course details.
Total Cost: $95 (includes $95 fees); plus text
Tue., Apr. 26, 6:00 - 9:00 PM
Fri., Apr. 15 - Jun. 17, 10:00 - 11:00 AM (10 sessions)
Music
Course #: MSC-037-A4B
Class Piano for Adults: Accelerated Beginner
Class Piano for Adults - Beginner I
Learn techniques and reading skills in a
friendly group setting. Use individual electronic
key-board pianos and move at your own pace.
Each class features material presented to the
group, followed by time for individualize help.
Recommended text: Alfred’s Basic Adult Piano
Course - Level 1 Lesson Book. (Available in local
music stores or through Amazon, but not CCC
Bookstore). Instructor: Kathy Novalis
Continue to work through the Alfred’s Basic
Adult Piano Course, Level 2 and Level 3 (available
in local music stores or through Amazon, but
not CCC Bookstore), plus music of your choosing.
New concepts are presented weekly followed by
time for individualize help. Students should be
proficient in note and rhythm reading. Instructor:
Kathy Novalis
Course #: XXZ-482-A4B
Individual Lessons
The following applied classes are scheduled
individually with an instructor. Once you are
registered, the instructor will contact you to
establish the day and time of your half-hour
lessons. Students provide their own practice
instruments. Full hour lessons are available by
registering for two sections of the course.
Total Cost: $254 (includes $254 fees).
Begins week of Jun. 6 (10 sessions)
All sessions must be completed by Aug. 5
Applied Cello
Course #: MSC-002-A4
Applied Guitar
Applied Percussion
Applied Piano
Kathy Novalis, professional musician, singer,
accompanist/performer, and teacher, has taught
various private and group classes in voice and
piano. She holds a B.A. in music from University of
Rochester, Eastman School of Music.
Course #: MSC-036-A4B
Applied Ukulele
Applied Voice
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Operating Your Digital Camera
So... you’ve switched from film to digital
photography. What are all those buttons and
settings and when should you use them to
get the best images? Learn to understand the
camera and how it works, distinguish between
automatic settings, and determine the best
type of settings to use for different situations.
Hands-on practice during class provides deeper
understanding, familiarity and ease of camera
operation. Bring your digital camera and
manual to class. Take pictures with confidence
and consistency!
(Instructor: Steve Solomon)
Sat., Apr. 23, 9:00 - 12:00 PM
Course #: XXZ-358-B4
(Instructor: Daniel Humphries-Russ)
Thu., Apr. 28, 6:00 - 9:00 PM
Course #: XXZ-358-C4
Thu., May 12, 6:00 - 9:00 PM
Course #: XXZ-358-D4
Thu., Jun. 9, 6:00 - 9:00 PM
Daniel Humphries-Russ, a professional photographer with over 30 years’ experience, has worked
for the “Pittsburgh Press” and was the master
printmaker for Allied Photo Industries, producing
marketing materials for Fortune 500 companies.
Since 2008 he has concentrated on producing
large format, limited edition, original fine art
prints. His website is http//www.humphries-russ.
com.
Personal
Enrichment
Crafting the Photograph: Level 1
Photography is the way you see things. Learn
to use your digital camera to take creative
control of your photographs, as Ansel Adams
said, “to make good photographs.” Unleash
your unique creative vision. Explore both the
aesthetic aspects and applied skills of digital
photography. This class is for all digital cameras,
DSLR and mirrorless, with interchangeable
lenses. We will take photos and discuss them
in class. Prerequisite: Operating Your Digital
Camera. Instructor: Daniel Humphries-Russ
Course #: XXZ-566-A4P
Tue., May 3 - Jun. 14, 7:00 - 9:00 PM (7 sessions)
Specialty Courses
Action Photography
Capture the action and emotion of your adventure, sporting event, family activities or animal
shots. Understand how shutter speed depicts
motion. Learn how to select shutter speeds, ISO
settings and camera blurs to enhance a sense
of motion, tell a story or express drama. Your
digital SLR camera should be equipped with
medium to long length (28mm - 200mm or
longer) telephoto zoom lens for this hands-on
class. Prerequisite: Crafting the Photograph.
Instructor: Walt Calahan
Course #: XXZ-827-A4PT
Sat., Jun. 4 - 18, 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM (3 sessions)
Walter P. Calahan, nationally-known freelance
photographer for various advertising agencies,
corporations and national magazines, brings his
unique talent and 23 years of experience to his
teaching.
Steve Solomon, professional photographer and
owner of S.V. Solomon Photography, brings 14
years of photography experience to his teaching
to help students understand and create strong
photographs, using the latest techniques.
Photography
Series
“The instructor was excellent in her approach to
the class. Took her time to make sure everybody
understood the material”.
—Student from Digital Photo Artistry
Track 1 or Track 2…
Which is right for you?
Track 1:
Point & Shoot Cameras
You want to:
• Buy the best automatic digital camera for
your needs
• Learn how to use your digital camera
• Take interesting pictures of family, friends
and special events with your camera’s
automatic “program” settings.
Take this course:
• Operating your Digital Camera
Track 2: SLR Cameras
You want to:
• Buy the best SLR digital camera for your needs
• Learn how to use your SLR digital or
ﬁlm camera
• Develop substantial skills in photography using
the settings and exposure metering options
of your adjustable camera
• Explore personal directions in photography
Take these courses:
• Operating your Digital Camera
• Crafting the Photograph: Level 1
• Crafting the Photograph: Level 2
Specialty Courses:
You want to:
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Use and expand your basic skills
Explore your personal passion in photography
Experiment with a special area of photography
Learn new and exciting technical skills
Move into the alternative realm of digital
imaging, using Photoshop
New specialty courses
are offered every term!
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Photography
The Arts Personal
Enrichment
The Arts | Health and Wellness
Available Light & Night Photography
Exceptional Everyday Photography
Take fantastic photographs in any lighting
conditions - without a flash. Master available
light in daylight, overcast skies, moonlight,
streetlights and fireworks. Examine lighting at
home, concerts, sporting events, museums,
even candlelight. Hands-on class. Learn effective camera techniques for slow shutter speeds.
Take photos in and out of the classroom to
share and discuss. Bring your digital camera,
manual and charged battery. Tripods welcome
but not necessary. Prerequisite: Operating Your
Digital Camera.
Instructor: Daniel Humphries-Russ
Learn the elements of photographic composition by photographing everyday moments
and objects. Each moment contains a wealth
of opportunity for exploration and creativity.
Grow in your unique creative vision. Practice
the basics of photography on a local field trip.
Beginners welcome. Bring your digital camera,
manual, charged battery, and a flash drive
to class. Prerequisite: Operating Your Digital
Camera. Instructor: Carol Davis
Wed., May 4 - 25, 6:30 - 9:00 PM (4 sessions)
Cell Phone Photography
Cell phones and tablets are changing the face
of photography. Whether Apple or Android,
beginner or experienced, understand the limits
and capture an image with light, focus and
composition. Demystify settings for panoramic,
low light and HDR. Discover alternative camera
apps to increase your fun and artistic expressions. Bring your own cell phone and wear
comfortable walking shoes to travel around the
campus trying what you’ve learned.
Instructor: Walt Calahan
Wed., Apr. 20 - May 11, 7:00 - 9:00 PM (4 sessions)
Washington Road Campus, TBA
Course #: XXZ-148-A4PT
Mon. & Sat., Apr. 25 - May 9, 6:30 - 8:30 PM
(4 sessions)
Sat., May 7, 8:30 - 10:30 AM, field trip
Carol Davis, an award-winning photographer, has
studied with renowned photographers Tony Sweet
and Galen Rowell. She has taught photography
for more than 20 years locally and internationally,
including leading photo treks to Morocco.
See Davis’ photography at
www.csimon-davisphotography.com
Nikon DSLR: Set-up & Functions
Learn the features and functions of your Nikon
DSLR including: displays, menus, buttons and
dials. Explore 3D matrix, center-weighted,
spot metering, study scene modes and more.
Discuss Active-D Lighting, color space and
noise reduction. Compare RAW and JPEG
formats. Capture images under the widest
variety of conditions. Bring your Nikon D-SLR,
lens or lenses, User’s Manual, formatted
memory card, and charged battery to class.
For Nikon D-SLR cameras only. Prerequisite:
Operating the Digital Camera. Instructor: Daniel
Humphries-Russ
Wed., Jun. 8, 6:30 - 9:00 PM
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HEALTH AND
WELLNESS
Body and Mind
Ergonomics: a Better Fit for Life
Stand up for your comfort! The modern work
world just doesn’t fit the human body comfortably. Learn and practice ways to adjust your
work station to fit you. Improve your posture,
strength and flexibility by learning office
exercises. Review methods to deal with work
stressors to improve health and increase your
energy level. Instructor: Anne Marie Parish
Tue., Apr. 19, 6:30 - 8:30 PM
Washington Road Campus, L284
Anne Marie Parish, a Health Educator with a
master’s degree in Health Education/Exercise
Physiology, has 20 years’ experience encouraging
students to modify lifestyle habits improving
health and wellness. Previously with the Pentagon
Fit to Win program, she taught patient education
and employee wellness as well as being a speaker,
writer, and facilitator on health topics.
Awareness Through Movement:
Connecting From Head to Toe
Twisting the wrist, turning the head and lifting
can be difficult either through age, injury or
the stress of living. Reclaim the ease of these
movements with the Feldenkrais Method®.
Whether you wish to sit more comfortably at
your computer, garden without aching knees
and back, or improve performance in a sport
or job, these lessons can improve your ability
to move with ease. Appropriate for any level of
fitness; participants must be able to lie on the
floor and bend the knees. Instructor: Jeri Eaton
Tue., Apr. 12 - May 31, 6:00 - 7:00 PM (8 sessions)
Washington Road Campus, P520
Photoshop Courses
See Information Technology: Office & Workplace/
Web Design and Computer Graphics section for
course details.
Jeri Eaton is a writer, real estate owner, Feldenkrais
practitioner, operator-of-the-household and
finds that the Feldenkrais Method® of movement
helps her navigate her many demands. She is a
Guild Certified Feldenkrais Practitioner, having
completed the Guild’s 4-year/800-hour training.
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