summer 2016 - White Bear Center for the Arts

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CLASS CATALOG
SUMMER 2016
JUNE - AUGUST
Serving the Greater Northeast Metro Area
The Mission of White Bear Center for the Arts:
To provide a gateway to diverse arts experiences.
• Educating new and established artists •
• Cultivating the understanding of art in its many forms •
• Celebrating the joys of art •
BOARD of DIRECTORS
CHAIR
Nor Olson
VICE CHAIR
Leonardo Castro
TREASURER
Patricia Berger
FORD FAMILY GALLERY EXHIBITS
Kim Ford
EX-OFFICIO DIRECTOR
GALLERY HOURS:
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:00 AM-4:00 PM
Tuesday & Thursday, 9:00 AM-8:30 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM-3:00 PM
Call 651.407.0597 for additional hours
Mary Gove
MEMBERS
Beyond the Selfie:
Going Deeper into Meaning
& Metaphor
A photography show curated by Douglas
Beasley featuring: Jenna Erickson, Sheryl
Hess, Wing Young Huie, Caitlin Karolczak,
Joseph O’Leary, Sarah Rust Sampedro,
Douglas Beasley
Manuela Thames, Laura Valenti, and
Douglas Beasley
SHOW DATES: June 6-July 14, 2016
OPENING RECEPTION: Thursday, June 9, 6:30-8:30 PM
Plein Air Exhibition
Featuring award-winning plein air artists:
Christopher Copeland, Joshua Cunningham,
Andy Evansen, Sara Lubinski, Mary Pettis,
Mike Rada, Lisa Stauffer, Bob Upton,
Kathie Wheeler, and Dan Wiemer
SHOW DATES: July 25-August 25, 2016
OPENING RECEPTION: Thursday, July 28, 6:30-8:30 PM
SECRETARY
Robert Brittain
Donna Bruhl
Kathy Curran
Kevin Hart
Cindy Ihlenfeld
Alan Kantrud
Matt Lipp
Jeff Schreier
Karl Sevig
Mark Shavlik
Steve Wolgamot
Malia Yang-Xiong
EMERITUS DIRECTORS
Sue Ahlcrona
Robert Cuerden
Roberta Johnson
Neil Johnston Mary Levins
Kraig Thayer Rasmussen Dan Wachtler STAFF
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Suzi Hudson
PROGRAM DIRECTOR
Danielle Cézanne
EVENTS & MEMBERSHIP COORDINATOR
Lori Swanson
DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR
Andrew Vollbrecht
PROGRAM ASSISTANT
Anne Dillon
Lisa Stauffer
RECEPTIONIST & OFFICE ASSISTANT
Rachel Kilgore
RECEPTIONIST
Cindy Burroughs
BUILDING MAINTENANCE MANAGER
Dave Borglund
Manitou Days Events
Manitou Days Grande Parade including Art Cars & Bikes
DATE/TIME: Friday, June 17, 6:30-8:00 PM
LOCATION: Downtown White Bear Lake
Sandcastles and Creatures Building Contest!
DATE/TIME: Saturday, June 18, 10:00 AM-12:00 Noon
LOCATION: Memorial Beach, White Bear Lake
OPEN HOUSE – Summer Celebration
DATE/TIME: Saturday, June 18, 1:00-3:00 PM
LOCATION: WBCA
COVER: Watercolor by Calvin deRuyter
MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT
Mark Greene
TEACHING ARTIST
Kyle Frederickson
This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through
a Minnesota State Arts Board Operating Support grant, thanks to a
legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS!
Abbott Paint & Carpet • Artists’ Choice, Inc. • Auto Glass Express
The Bacchus-Ecklin Group, Edina Realty • B&G Products Company
Boyum & Barenscheer PLLP • Bremer Bank • Cotroneo’s Wine and Spirits
Crowley, White, Helmer & Sevig, Inc. • Cup and Cone • Ekblad, Pardee & Bewell Inc.
INSIDE
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VISITING ARTISTS
Kathy & Lisa Madore, Edina Realty • Kowalski’s Market • Lakeshore Family Dentistry
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ARTIST DEVELOPMENT
Mercedes-Benz of Maplewood/Porsche of St. Paul
MidWestOne Bank • NewStudio Architecture • Orchard Dental Group • Trade Press, Inc
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CALLIGRAPHY
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COMING THIS FALL
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CLAY
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COOKING
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DRAWING
Eric & Kelly’s Mahtomedi Liquor Barrel • GDO Law • H.A. Kantrud, P.A.
Heraeus Medical Components • High Point Creative • Jan Johnson - State Farm Agent
Wachtler Law • Washington Square Bar & Grill • Wet Paint • White Bear Acura Subaru
White Bear Eye Clinic • White Bear Glass • White Bear Smiles
“Every action of our lives touches on some chord that
will vibrate in eternity.”
- Edwin Hubbell Chapin
What’s the most wonderful time of the year? SUMMER!
WBCA’s inspirational Heart 4 Art event turns up the heat
again offering a “triple-crown” day: breakfast, lunch, and
dinner on May 12th at the spacious and beautiful Vadnais
Heights Commons. Heart 4 Art is WBCA’s most important
Suzi Hudson
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
pillar of support, and you are the most important part of
its strength. This is your opportunity to “give back” to the
art center you love and ensure the joys of the arts are accessible to all members of the
community. There will be plenty of room, so call WBCA today at 651.407.0597 if you
still need to reserve your seat at the table.
This summer, the Ford Family Gallery will inspire us to go beyond ourselves, exhibiting
the work of internationally renowned photographer Douglas Beasley in Beyond the Selfie:
Going Deeper into Meaning & Metaphor. Mr. Beasley has invited work from eight highly
accomplished photographers for this exhibit, which opens on June 6th.
In July, the gallery will celebrate Minnesotans’ love for nature with our first Plein Air exhibition,
featuring 10 award-winning plein air artists. We hope WBCA’s gallery, events, and the all
the class offerings this summer inspire you to continue on your own creative journey.
I also want to take this opportunity to extend our heartfelt thanks to Mary Gove
for her role as WBCA’s 2015 Board Chair. You may have read her letter in the spring
catalog as she reflected on the organization’s dynamic growth in 2015. Mary’s energetic
and thoughtful leadership steered WBCA through a critical period of building the
organization’s capacity and deepening our commitment to improving accessibility to the
arts, especially to underserved members in our community. We thank Mary for sharing
her passion and love for the community and are grateful for her continuing leadership to
help WBCA stretch its wings and soar. We also thank Mary Levins for her leadership and
service as Vice-Chair. Affectionately known as “the Marys,” they remain a dynamic duo
whose actions continue to vibrate throughout this organization.
And now, sit back and enjoy the catalog, planning your summer at White Bear Center
for the Arts.
Suzi Hudson, Executive Director
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FAMILY/KIDS/TEENS/
PRESCHOOL
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FIBER
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GLASS
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JEWELRY
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LABYRINTH
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LANGUAGE
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MOVEMENT
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PAINTING - ACRYLIC
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PAINTING - ALL MEDIUMS
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PAINTING - ENCAUSTIC
20 PAINTING - OIL
22 PAINTING - PASTELS
23 PAINTING - SUMI-E
23 PAINTING - WATERCOLOR
26 PHOTOGRAPHY
27 STONE
27 WRITING
28 REGISTRATION GUIDELINES
29 MEMBERSHIP/REGISTRATION
VISITING ARTISTS
Zen & the Art of
Photography
Douglas Beasley
Kath Macaulay
VISITING
ARTISTS
Pocket Sketching
Kath Macaulay
This is the perfect technique for travel journaling,
hiking, biking, sauntering, or sitting in a café.
Students will learn to capture what they think they
see in 25 minutes or less using a water soluble pen,
a 4 x 6 inch pad of paper, and a small paint set.
This class is ideal for the timid beginner to learn
to paint fearlessly in public, and for the advanced
artist who wants minimal equipment, total
portability, speed, no interruptions, and no
clean-up. To quote a former student at Canyon
Ranch, “You just changed my life: I can do this!”
$40 material fee covers paint set, paper, water
soluble pen, and water container.
CLASS ID: 2H03
Date/Time: Wednesday-Friday, June 1-3, 10:00 AM-4:00 PM
Tuition: $350 Member/$438 Non-Member
Material Fee: $40 payable to instructor
Age/Level: Adults, All Levels
Revitalize your photography while exploring your
relationship to your subject, your camera, and
yourself. Through photo exercises, assignments,
and daily field trips, participants will learn to
deepen their visual awareness while clarifying
their approach, making images that are both more
personal and more meaningful. Zen & the Art of
Photography is a challenging invitation to redefine
not only what is personally suitable subject matter,
but your whole approach to creative expression.
Inspiration will be sparked by a balance of
conversation, meditation, sharing photos, critiques,
writing exercises, readings, poetry, or whatever
means necessary. Numerous photographic exercises
and assignments will be site-specific and are
concerned with both internal and external
experience and growth. Expect to learn from
fellow students as well as from class activities.
Be prepared to grow past your previously perceived
boundaries.
Who Should Attend: While participants must
have a strong working knowledge of their camera,
the creative process of image making will be
emphasized over the mechanics of camera use.
Both digital and film, in all formats, are welcome.
Open to all levels of experience but better suited to
those looking to expand their creativity and vision
than those seeking technical help.
CLASS ID: 5H00
Date/Time: Tuesday-Friday, June 7-10, 9:30 AM-5:00 PM
Tuition:
$395 Member/$494 Non-Member
Prerequisite: Strong working knowledge of your camera
International artist Doug Beasley currently works
on fine-art based commercial projects around the
world. Much of his personal work is supported by
grants and commissions and is widely exhibited
and collected. He has been published internationally
and featured in numerous photo magazines such
as Zoom, The Sun, B&W, PDN, Shots, and
PhotoVision. He has published two books, Earth
Meets Spirit and Japan; A Nisei’s First Encounter,
which offers insight into his journey to his
mother’s Japanese homeland.
Painting like Gustav
Klimt: Acrylic and
Mixed Media
Workshop
Karen Knutson
We will get to doodle to our heart’s content in
this workshop. This workshop will emphasize good
design and lots of tricks to make the detail work
easier. Intermediate students will have no trouble
with the drawing, etc. because Karen has some
easy painting tips. We will also be working with
several different types of metallic special effects
and will be studying Gustav Klimt’s paintings.
Design tips will also be shared. Finishing touches
are such fun! This is one of Karen’s most popular
workshops. The instructor will have some
optional materials for sale.
* Visit www.WhiteBearArts.org for a supply list.
CLASS ID: 2H04
Date/Time: Tuition: Age/Level: Tuesday-Thursday, August 16-18,
9:00 AM-3:30 PM
Adults, Intermediate to Advanced Painters
Karen Knutson thoroughly loves teaching
watercolor and collage, and teaches workshops
nationwide. Her workshops are filled with
techniques to make painting fun and easy. Karen
is a signature member of Transparent Watercolor
Society of America (formerly known as Midwest
Watercolor Society), as well as many other
watercolor societies. She has won many awards,
both locally and nationally.
Douglas Beasley
Kath Macaulay is a nationally-known artist based
in Tucson, Arizona. She is the inventor of Pocket
Sketching, a quick-draw technique that allows
anyone to “journal” where ever they are in the
world using only a 4 x 6” art pad, a pen, a small
paint set, a brush, and a film canister of water —
all neatly stashed in a portable kit, pocket,
or purse.
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www.WhiteBearArts.org l 651.407.0597 l OFFICE HOURS Monday-Friday 9:00 AM-4:00 PM
of August in Minnesota. Instructor demonstrations
will be in pastels, but feel free to join the class
and explore plein air (outdoor) painting in
whatever medium you feel comfortable with.
The basics of outdoor painting will be discussed
throughout the workshop, as well as topics
including choosing your subject, design and
compositional considerations, the importance of
accurate drawing, painting fundamentals, and
more. Delve into the effective application of
color, value, intensity, and temperature. This will
be a gentle introduction to the joys of the plein
air experience and will include time inside the
studio as well as outdoors, weather allowing.
Instructor demonstrations, personal assistance,
and group critiques will give us a chance to learn
as we explore plein air painting in a fun and
supportive environment. Visit lisastauffer.com
to view examples of Lisa’s work.
CLASS ID: 2K49
Date/Time: Tuition: Age/Level: Tuesday-Thursday, August 23-25,
9:30 AM-4:00 PM
Advanced Beginner to Advanced
Lisa Stauffer has been awarded Masters Circle
status from the International Association of
Pastel Societies and Signature status in the
Pastel Society of America in addition to receiving
many national awards. She has worked and
taught in a wide variety of media with a special
focus on painting en plein air to indulge her
fascination with light and color in Minnesota’s
beautiful north shore landscape.
Emily Haddad
“She overcame hardship and
tragedy to fight for civil rights,
women’s rights, and equal access to justice.”
Girl from Birch Creek is a 57 minute historical
documentary film written and directed by Emily
Haddad and narrated by Nina Totenberg. It tells
the story of Justice Rosalie Wahl, the first woman
appointed to the Minnesota Supreme Court, and
her courage and vision to fight for those who
had no voice. As a young girl, she faced tragedy
and hardship during the Depression and World
War II, and dedicated her life to helping others.
From her position she fought for equal justice
regardless of race, gender, or economic status.
The film also discusses the women’s movement
that helped to make Rosalie’s appointment to the
Minnesota Supreme Court possible.
CLASS ID: 5K01
Date/Time: Thursday, August 4, 7:00-8:30 PM
Tuition: FREE with registration
Age/Level: Adults, Teens 14+, All Levels
•••
Do You See
What I See?
Karin Hertel McGinnis
Join Karin McGinnis in unraveling
the intricate relationship between physical vision
and cultural perception. The discussion will
consider the historic role of art as well as ideas
such as “seeing is believing”, “beauty is in the eye
of the beholder”, and “I don’t know a thing about
art, but I know what I like”. The conversation will
expand into modern media and globalization as
well as shared experiences to provide participants
with a guide for understanding the different
ways of seeing in a visually connected world.
Publication
Celebration!
VISITING ARTISTS
Plein Air Workshop Film: Girl from
Lisa Stauffer
Birch Creek
Explore painting outside and capture the beauty
MaryAnn Moenck
MaryAnn Moenck will be
joined by Twin Cities authors Alice
Duggan, Joanne Esser, and Paige Riehl, in a
poetry reading to celebrate the publication of
MaryAnn’s new chapbook, Bees in the Attic.
It will be fun to hear four distinctly accomplished
voices. Please join us!
CLASS ID: 5K03
Date/Time: Thursday, June 23, 7:00-8:30 PM
Age/Level: Adults, Teens, All Levels
•••
Sculpture
Garden Tour
Wouterina De Raad
Join friends from WBCA for a fun day of food,
flowers, and folk art! This is your chance to visit
folk artist Wouterina De Raad’s 100 concrete
sculptures nestled into 3 acres of perennial flower
gardens. Meet at Rudy’s Redeye Grill in the White
Bear Country Inn (on Highway 61 across from
WBCA) for lunch from 11:30 AM-1:00 PM. Guests
will pay for their own lunch. We will then board
a bus leaving at 1:00 PM for the sculpture garden
in Beldenville, WI. The tour is from 2:00-3:30 PM,
and the bus will return to Rudy’s by 4:30 PM.
Tips for the driver are appreciated. Visit
www.concretemosaicsculpture.com to learn more
about Wouterina and her sculpture garden.
CLASS ID: 5K04
Date/Time: Bus fee: Entry fee: Age/Level: Wednesday, June 29, 11:30 AM-4:30 PM
$10 payable to WBCA
$10 payable to Wouterina De Raad
Adults, All Levels
CLASS ID: 5K02
Date/Time: Tuesday, June 7, 6:45-8:45 PM
Lisa Stauffer
Wouterina De Raad
Providing a Gateway to Diverse Arts Experiences: Educate. Cultivate. Celebrate.
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ARTIST DEVELOPMENT /
CALLIGRAPHY
CALLIGRAPHY
Intermediate Italic
Calligraphy
Pat Barrett
James Nutt
ARTIST
DEVELOPMENT
Studio Coffee
Neil Johnston
Come to WBCA for coffee and
discuss art, artists, techniques,
and trends. Free with registration.
Stay for open studio and make art.
CLASS ID: 5K05
Date/Time: 12 Fridays, June 3-August 26, 9:30-10:30 AM
No class July 1
Age/Level: Adults, Experienced Beginner to Advanced
Open Studio:
Artist to
Artist
This class is for those that have had a beginning
calligraphy class or for those that want to brush
up on their calligraphy. In this class you will learn
the stroke sequence and direction for upper case
Italic letters (majuscules). Layout and design will be
discussed as will some background techniques to
add to the interest of your work. The hope is that
everyone will come away from the class with
a finished piece.
Please bring to the first class: Slant board,
layout paper, 3.8 parallel pen or one size smaller
if desired, pencil, T-square, eraser, artist tape, rag
or paper towels, water container, and a poem
or quote that you’d like to use for your piece
(between three to six lines in length). The
instructor will discuss further supplies at the
first class session.
CLASS ID: 5K06
Date/Time: 3 Saturdays, July 16-30, 10:00 AM-12:30 PM
Age/Level: Adults, Teens, Beginner and Beyond
No Instructor
Get to know other artists. Grow
in knowledge, support, and community by creating
together in any medium. Artists work on their own
projects with their own supplies. No instruction will
be provided; this is an opportunity for open studio
with like-minded artists. Bringing snacks
is encouraged. Registration is required to attend
this class.
CLASS ID: 2K00
Date/Time: 12 Fridays, June 3-August 26,
10:30 AM-1:30 PM
No class July 1
Age/Level: Adults, Experienced Beginner to Advanced
Pat Barrett
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COMING THIS FALL
Wouterina De Raad
COMING THIS FALL
Concrete Sculpture
Workshop
Wouterina De Raad
Learn to make a concrete statue in this 2-day
workshop. Wouterina will teach her own
techniques, not offered in books or schools. During
the first day of this workshop, participants will
make a multi-layered metal form, which will be
cemented on the following day. You will learn how
to cut and shape metal lath and when and how to
use reinforcements. There will be a demonstration
on various cementing techniques, discussions on
cement formulas, and what pigments to use for
coloring cement. Wouterina has a technique
to create concrete environments without any
welding. With this knowledge you can create
benches in any shape you like, that can seat
as many people as you want, as well as outdoor
adobe style fireplaces, fences and arches that
light up, life size sculptures, bird baths, planters,
and smaller objects. All materials and tools are
provided.
Bring from home: garden gloves with a thin
Nitrile palm (Atlas gloves are Wouterina’s
recommendation), a dust mask or scarf, safety
glasses, and a lunch. Please also bring a board
to carry your sculpture home on and a sheet
of plastic to wrap your sculpture in.
Mosaic Workshop
Wouterina De Raad
Learn the basic skills of mosaic tiling. Students will
learn how to cut and break glass and ceramic tile,
and what materials and adhesives to use for
subzero climates. There will be a grouting
demonstration and discussions on cement
formulas and how to use pigments and texture
a cement surface. Students provide the object or
sculpture to be decorated. All other materials and
tools are provided.
Bring from home: garden gloves with a thin
Nitrile palm (Atlas gloves are Wouterina’s
recommendation), a dust mask or scarf, safety
glasses, and a lunch.
Wouterina De Raad
CLASS ID: 4K02
Date/Time: Saturday & Sunday, October 1 & 2,
Saturday 10:00 AM- 5:00 PM,
Sunday 12:00-5:00 PM
Open Studio
Time: Sunday 10:00 AM-12:00 PM
Material fee: $20 payable to instructor
Wouterina De Raad
CLASS ID: 4K01
Date/Time: Saturday & Sunday, September 17 & 18,
Saturday 10:00 AM- 5:00 PM,
Sunday 12:00-5:00 PM
Open Studio
Time: Sunday 10:00 AM-12:00 PM
Material fee: $35 payable to instructor
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CLAY
WATERCOLOR
Introduction to
Clay: A Foundation
to Build From
JD Jorgenson
Megan Mitchell
CLAY
Paper Clay
Megan Mitchell
During this three week class, students will be
introduced to the properties of paper clay, which is
a blend of standard clay and paper fibers. Teaching
artist Megan Mitchell will discuss formulations
of paper clay and the wide variety of uses for
the material, including working with thin, fragile
forms, applications for printmaking processes, and
alternative construction techniques. Firing fees
included, pay instructor for other supplies.
CLASS ID: 3K01
Date/Time: 3 Mondays, June 13-27, 12:30-3:00 PM
Come be a part of this introductory level ceramics
class! For those who are new to clay and would like
to develop their skills, this class can help. The class
will focus on establishing a good foundation in
wheel throwing through wedging, centering, and
learning to make forms like cylinders, cups, mugs,
and plates. Demonstrations on throwing, trimming,
and glazing will also be covered. Conversation
about bisque firing and glaze firing will also be
covered. Materials are included.
CLASS ID: 3K06
Date/Time: 3 Tuesdays, June 7-28, 3:30-6:00 PM
No class June 21
Introduction to
Wheel Throwing
Megan Mitchell
This course will provide an introduction to clay
for students with little or no experience with the
material. Students will be introduced to wheel
throwing techniques for making functional pottery
forms, through demonstrations and individualized
instruction. The class will also cover glazing
methods to create finished work. Come explore
clay in a relaxed and fun atmosphere! Materials
are included.
CLASS ID: 3K07
Date/Time: 4 Tuesdays, July 5-26, 3:30-6:00 PM
CLASS ID: 3K08
Date/Time: 5 Tuesdays, August 2-30, 3:30-6:00 PM
* Sign up for all three classes and save!
CLASS ID: 3K03
CLASS ID: 3K04
•••
Introduction
to Mold Making
Megan Mitchell
This four week class will provide students with an
introduction to the construction and use of molds
for handbuilding with clay. This versatile forming
method allows potters to make unique objects as
well as multiples of a form. Instruction will include
how to pour plaster and how to create bisque,
wood, and greenware molds. Clay and firing fees
included, pay instructor for other supplies.
Date/Time: 3 Mondays, July 11-25, 6:30-9:00 PM
CLASS ID: 3K05
Date/Time: 4 Mondays, August 1-22, 6:30-9:00 PM
CLASS ID: 3K02
Age/Level: Adults, Teens, Intermediate to Advanced
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JD Jorgenson
Come explore the endless possibilities in clay!
Although this course is self-guided, each class
will start with a short demonstration or showand-tell followed by time to work on individual
projects: throwing techniques, hand-building,
surface decoration and form resolution, etc. The
instructor will work with students one-on-one
to discuss projects and troubleshoot conceptual
and construction issues. Over the course of the
quarter, each student will build their ceramics
vocabulary and develop work that is unique to
them. All levels are welcome. Materials are included.
CLASS ID: 3K09
No class June 21
CLASS ID: 3K10
CLASS ID: 3K11
Clay Open Studio
No Instructor
Need more studio time? This class is open to
students enrolled in other clay classes who want
more work time. It is also open to those with clay
experience who want to work independently.
A WBCA clay instructor will be available to
answer questions and to help with specific needs.
Students should bring their tools for another fun
clay day. Materials are included.
CLASS ID: 3K15
Date/Time: Tuition: Age/Level: 14 Wednesdays, June 1-August 31,
9:00-11:30 AM
$25 Member/$31 Non-Member per week,
or $90 Member/$114 Non-Member
for 4 consecutive weeks
Adults, Experienced Beginner to Advanced
Textures and
Gestures in Clay
Peter Jadoonath
This class will focus on altering the shapes and
surfaces of wheel thrown pottery. Each class will
begin with a short demonstration and a lesson to
guide the students in discovering new ideas. All skill
levels will find value in these techniques. Students
will be encouraged to make shapes that are simple,
subtle, and open to alteration. Glazing skills will
focus on creating a harmonious relationship between
the pot and the surface. Materials are included.
Adama Sow
Senegalese teaching artist Adama Sow will assist
potters with wheel throwing, hand-building, and
glazing techniques. Demonstrations will cover
hand-building and basic wheel-throwing
techniques as well as more advanced concepts
upon request. Students will work at their own
pace with both individualized and group
instruction. No clay experience necessary;
all levels are welcome. Materials are included.
CLASS ID: 3K19
Date/Time: 5 Thursdays, June 2-30, 6:00-8:30 PM
CLASS ID: 3K20
Date/Time: 4 Thursdays, July 7-28, 6:00-8:30 PM
•••
Friday Morning
Clay
Alexander Chinn
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. Materials are included.
CLASS ID: 3K21
Date/Time: 4 Thursdays, August 4-25, 6:00-8:30 PM
* Sign up for all 3 classes and save!
CLASS ID: 3K16
Date/Time: 4 Fridays, June 3-24, 10:00 AM-12:30 PM
•••
Clay Studio for All
Skill Levels
CLAY
Tuesday
Evening Clay
CLASS ID: 3K17
Date/Time: 4 Fridays, July 8-29, 10:00 AM-12:30 PM
Please see the Family/Kids/
Teens/Preschool
section on pages 10 & 11 for 2
all-ages Clay classes.
CLASS ID: 3K18
Date/Time: 4 Fridays, August 5-26, 10:00 AM-12:30 PM
CLASS ID: 3K12
Date/Time: 4 Mondays, June 6-27, 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
CLASS ID: 3K13
Date/Time: 4 Mondays, July 11-August 1, 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
CLASS ID: 3K14
Date/Time: 4 Mondays, August 8-29, 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Age/Level: Adults and Teens 16+ with basic wheel skills
Alexander Chinn
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COOKING
COOKING
Paella Valenciana
Bread Making
The Paella is the pan used to cook this legendary
dish, and Valenciana refers to the region of Spain
on the shores of the Mediterranean where it
originated. It is typically cooked outdoors in the
countryside on a dry wood fire. The Paella must
be set at a suitable height to be surrounded by
flames during the first part of the cooking, and
the fire must be kept burning at the correct
strength. Generally, good Paella depends not so
much on the quality of the ingredients as on
combining all the components in the correct
proportions. The five basic elements - oil, water,
rice, heat and cooking receptacle - need be
balanced with an almost mathematical precision.
The experience and personal touch of whoever
is in charge of the cooking are also of utmost
importance. The preparation of Paella in the
countryside is a ritualistic, festive occasion which
can sometimes turn into a gastronomic debate!
The relaxed, lighthearted atmosphere is punctuated
with jokes and comments on the progress of the
food. The experience culminates when the Paella
is deemed ready, removed from the fire and
carried to the table. Paella Valenciana has Bomba
rice, rabbit or pork, green beans, chicken, snails,
tomatoes, paprika, and saffron. Peggy’s version of
Paella Valenciana will use seafood, pork, chicken,
beans, chorizo, and Bomba rice. That’s a mouthful! Bring an apron to class.
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.
Please bring an apron to class.
Peggy Doran
CLASS ID: 4K03
Date/Time: Tuition: Age/Level: Location: Monday, June 20, 6:30-8:30 PM
$60 Member/ $75 Non-Member
Adults, 21+, All Levels
Margaux’s Table
Peggy Doran
CLASS ID: 4K04
Date/Time: Tuition: Age/Level: Location: Monday, July 25, 6:30-8:30 PM
Margaux’s Table
•••
Fresh Dishes
Inspired by the
Farmers’ Market
Peggy Doran
This class will make three dishes inspired by fresh
produce from the Farmers’ Market in downtown
White Bear Lake. Learn how to make a delicious
soup from a home-made stock and a special dish
that features fresh produce. A wonderful salad
with a home-made dressing will accompany the
meal. Bring an apron to class.
CLASS ID: 4K05
Date/Time: Tuition: Age/Level: Location: Monday, August 22, 6:30-8:30 PM
Margaux’s Table
Build a Portable
Brick Oven
David S. Cargo
Join award-winning baker David S. Cargo to
learn how to build a portable stacked-brick
oven. The oven is built from stacked bricks that
are not mortared together and can be moved
after the oven is built. Students will learn how
to build a small oven by themselves and go from
bare ground to cooking pizza in about 4 hours.
Class discussion covers some of the differences
between these portable brick ovens and more
familiar designs such as Alan Scott ovens, Forno
Bravo Pompeii ovens, and cob ovens such as
those made popular by Kiko Denzer. The class
covers siting the oven, preparing the ground for
the oven, and then the practical techniques for
construction. Every student gets a handout with
plans for three different sizes of ovens, their bills
of materials, and recipes for use with the oven.
The oven is built to demonstrate the techniques
used, and the plans that show how the ovens go
together will be read. While the fire is heating
the oven up, David demonstrates how to make
dough for pizza, bread, naan, and pita bread.
Later in the afternoon, the dough is formed into
the proper shapes for baking, and some dough is
formed for a loaf of bread. Finally, the pita bread,
naan, and pizzas are baked (and eaten) and then
the loaf of bread goes into the oven.
Bring from home: a lunch for an hour break at
noon, plus hat, gloves, note-taking materials and
sturdy shoes (in case of falling bricks).
CLASS ID: 4K06
Date/Time: Saturday, August 27, 10:00 AM-5:00 PM
Age/Level: Adults, Beginner and Beyond
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DRAWING
Urban Sketchers
James Nutt
Urban Sketching in White Bear Lake! Urban
Sketching happens indoors and out! Join
instructor/architect James Nutt in this casual
multimedia class in the spirit of the Urban
Sketchers movement. Urban Sketchers is a
nonprofit group started in 2007 with international
and local presence with a goal of seeing the
world one sketch at a time. The first class will
start at the art center and discuss examples of
work, portable mediums, travel kits, tips and
tricks, and lessons learned. The subsequent classes
will meet at Washington Square in downtown
White Bear Lake and surrounding venues.
The instructor will help with critique and
encouragement. This class is open to all skill
levels, sketchers and painters, all portable
mediums, and generally done in sketchbook-size
media. Class will discuss tools of the trade but
at minimum bring a sketchbook and pen/pencil.
Suggested reading/browsing: The Art of Urban
Sketching: Drawing on Location Around the World.
CLASS ID: 2K05
CLASS ID: 2K06
James Nutt
CLASS ID: 2K07
Location: First week at WBCA
Please see the Visiting
Artists section on page 2
for an additional Drawing
class from instructor
Kath Macaulay.
DRAWING
Drawing
What You See
Drawing
Cooperative
In this drawing class Tom will present some
fundamental steps to drawing still lifes,
landscapes, animals, portraits, and people in
perspective. This will be an organic approach to
drawing in perspective. One evening of class will
be held outside. Working outside will introduce
students to drawing landscapes in perspective.
No drafting tools required. Drawing will be with
pencil, charcoal, and paper. This class will be a
good stepping stone for Tom’s painting classes.
Explore different subjects with various artists
while learning new drawing techniques.
Participants can work independently or increase
their understanding of a subject introduced by the
facilitator. All levels and mediums are welcome.
Thomas E. Stewart
CLASS ID: 2K01
Date/Time: 4 Mondays, July 25-August 15, 6:30-9:00 PM
Age/Level: Adults, Teens 15+, Beginner to Advanced
Various Artists
CLASS ID: 2K08
CLASS ID: 2K09
Date/Time: Thursday, July 28, 7:00-9:00 PM
CLASS ID: 2K10
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DRAWING /
FAMILY/KIDS/TEENS/PRESCHOOL
DRAWING
Gestural Drawing
Mike Reed
An effective drawing somehow “feels” right
because contrast, contour, elasticity, structure,
size, line quality, texture, and descriptive detail
work together to create a sense of drama,
form, and movement. These characteristic
elements are all components of “gesture,”
and learning to recognize and manipulate the
underlying gesture of objects is essential to
effectively rendering everything from dynamic
figures, flowing drapery, and delicate organic
forms, to exaggerated cartoons, graphic
design, and lively abstracts. Some people seem
to have an innate grasp of gesture and how
to express it through drawing. Those with less
native understanding often dismiss themselves
as lacking talent, but the ability to recognize
and use gesture to create effective drawings
can be acquired by instruction, observation,
and practice. Learning to see and interpret
gesture is an ongoing process for all artists,
and this class is designed to benefit artists
of all experience levels.
FAMILY/KIDS/
TEENS/PRESCHOOL
CLASS ID: 2K02
Age/Level: Adults 18+, All Levels
Teen Writing
Workshop
Anne Schwab
Teen writers will experience the exhilaration
of combining exciting writing exercises with
interesting examples along with generous gobs
of writing time in this fun and friendly Writers
Workshop just for Teens. Discover the joy of
digging deep into works in progress, starting new
projects, or perhaps a little bit of both, all within
a friendly and supportive environment.
CLASS ID: 7K07
Date/Time: Monday, July 18, 6:00-7:30 PM
Age/Level: Teens, All Levels
Clay for All Ages
Megan Mitchell
Join an afternoon activity for clay students
of all ages and levels! Teaching artist Megan
Mitchell will demonstrate throwing on the wheel
and handbuilding techniques to beginners, as well
as more advanced techniques and guidance for
students who are more experienced. Materials
are included.
CLASS ID: 7K04
CLASS ID: 7K05
CLASS ID: 7K06
Teens are eligible to take
many adult classes. Call
the office at 651.407.0597
if you see something you
are interested in!
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Age/Level: All ages 6+, must be 9+ to use wheel,
under 10 must be accompanied by an adult
adults, or for parents to take with their children!
Demonstrations will cover basic wheel throwing,
hand-building, sculpture, and glazing techniques
as well as more advanced concepts upon request.
Students will work at their own pace with both
individualized and group instruction. No clay
experience necessary; all levels are welcome.
Materials are included.
CLASS ID: 7K01
Date/Time: 3 Fridays, June 10-24, 1:30-4:00 PM
CLASS ID: 7K02
Date/Time: 4 Fridays, July 8-29, 1:30-4:00 PM
CLASS ID: 7K03
Date/Time: 3 Fridays, August 5-19, 1:30-4:00 PM
Age/Level: All ages 6+, must be 9+ to use wheel,
under 10 must be accompanied by an adult
* Sign up for all 3 classes and save!
•••
Chiaki O’Brien
SAORI weaving is very different from traditional
weaving, placing more importance on free
expression and creativity than on technical skills
or the regularity of the woven cloth. This is a
therapeutic/healing weaving technique. SAORI
weaving celebrates the unintentional beauty
resulting from our natural creativity and does not
try to imitate machine-made products. Irregular
selvages and accidental skips of thread add to
the un-programmed beauty of SAORI cloths.
Students in this class will relax, enjoy, explore,
and develop positive thinking through weaving,
and will be inspired by other weavers in the class.
Enjoy weaving with many colors and textures
while using the inherent sense of exploration we
all possess! Floor looms will be set up for students
in advance so they can start weaving right away
and take home whatever length of cloth they
weave. No two weavers are alike, so it is natural
that every cloth, freely woven by people with
different personalities, is beautiful in a unique
way. Students are welcome to bring materials
from home that they would like to use for their
project such as home spun yarn or strips of fabric.
Creative Strung
Jewelry
FAMILY/KIDS/TEENS/PRESCHOOL
All Ages Clay Class Express Yourself
Adama Sow
with SAORI
This all-ages class with teaching artist Adama
Sow is the perfect class for kids, teens, and
Weaving!
Rhiannon Fiskradatz
Play with color, texture, and sparkle in this fun
class designed to introduce students of all ages
to the art of stringing jewelry! Students will
discuss color palettes, hardware options, and
various methods for creating a unique piece of
jewelry they can take home at the end of class.
WBCA will provide all necessary materials, and
the instructor will bring the necessary tools.
Assembly is easy; this class is all about fun! Come
and make something you can’t wait to show off!
CLASS ID: 7K10
Date/Time: Monday, August 15, 1:00-3:00 PM
Age/Level: All Ages 8+, Beginner
Rhiannon Fiskradatz
CLASS ID: 7K09
Make a One-of-aKind T-Shirt with
Bengala Mud Dyes!
Date/Time: Saturday, July 23, 1:00-4:00 PM
Age/level: All Ages 8+, All Levels
Chiaki O’Brien
Bengala dyes are natural Japanese dyes made
from soil, which are environmentally safe and
fun to use. Come learn how these unique dyes
are made while you dye your own T-shirt! Play
with your shirt by knotting, folding, tie-dyeing...
be creative and have fun! There will be 12 colors
to choose from and some tools for everyone to
play with. The dye contains natural rubber latex,
so if you have a latex allergy, this is not a good
class for you.
Bring from home: 1 white or off-white mostly
cotton T-shirt (as long as it is washed, it does not
have to be new), plastic bags to take home the
dyed material, towels (the bigger the better) that
you don’t mind getting dye on, and one for your
hands. Aprons and gloves are optional.
CLASS ID: 7K08
Date/Time: Friday, June 17, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM
Age/level: All Ages 8+, All Levels
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PRESCHOOL / FIBER
PRESCHOOL
These classes are designed for
kids and their grown-ups to
explore and create together
in a fun, inviting atmosphere.
My Granny Went
to Market
Erika Arndt
Grandma buys amazing things from all around
the world in this great counting rhyme. You’ll
make a few items from the story by Stella
Blackstone and dance to some cool counting
songs.
CLASS ID: 7K11
Date/Time: Monday, June 27, 10:00-11:30 AM
Age/Level: Ages 3-5 with Adult, All Levels
•••
A House for
Hermit Crab
Erika Arndt
As Hermit Crab skitters across the ocean floor,
he collects all sorts of nice treasures to decorate
his house. You’ll follow along with this timeless
classic by Eric Carle, creating your own House
for Hermit Crab.
CLASS ID: 7K12
Date/Time: Saturday, August 13, 10:00-11:30 AM
Age/Level: Ages 3-5 with Adult, All Levels
SCHOLARSHIPS
ARE AVAILABLE!
Please call
651.407.0597
for more
information.
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Leslie Granbeck
FIBER
Nuno Felted Scarf
Leslie Granbeck
Embellish a silk scarf with soft wool fibers to
create a beautiful accessory perfect for any
season. Choose your color palette of beautifully
dyed fibers, and then create any design from
floral to geometric to abstract. Without knitting
or sewing, you’ll create a supple scarf using a
little soapy water and a unique felting technique.
These scarves make great gifts! $25 material fee
includes all fibers and supplies and is payable to
the instructor.
Bring from home: 2-3 hand towels, 1 old bath
towel, and a plastic bag to carry home wet items.
Optional: apron.
CLASS ID: 4K07
Date/Time: Monday, August 15, 10:00 AM-2:30 PM
Beginning Bead
Embroidery
Rhiannon Fiskradatz
Interested in creating something more than
strung necklaces with your bead collection? Learn
to paint with beads using a few basic embroidery
stitches and your imagination! Building on a felt
foundation, students will create sculptural
elements that can stand alone or be incorporated
into larger works. The instructor will provide the
necessary tools, threading material, and focal
elements. WBCA has plenty of Ott lights and
a collection of beads. Come and explore this
versatile practice!
CLASS ID: 4K09
Age/Level: Adults, Beginner to Intermediate
FIBER / GLASS
Dye a Silk Scarf
with Bengala Dye
Chiaki O’Brien
Bengala dyes are natural Japanese dyes made
from soil, which are environmentally safe and
fun to use. Learn about the history and cultural
significance of this unique dye style as you dye
a beautiful silk scarf. This is not a soaking dye, so
come ready to knead the material as well as be
creative! Play with the material by knotting, folding,
tie-dyeing… nobody knows exactly how their
work will turn out. It’s like opening Christmas
presents when dyeing is finished and the finished
scarf is revealed! Have fun being creative! There
will be 12 colors of dye and some tools for
everyone to play with. The dye contains natural
rubber latex, so this is not a good class for students
with a latex allergy. Students are welcome to dye
more than one scarf if they wish to purchase
more from the instructor for $10 per scarf.
Bring from home: Plastic bags to take home the
dyed material, towels (the bigger the better) that
you don’t mind getting dye on, and one for your
hands. Aprons and gloves are optional.
CLASS ID: 4K08
Date/Time: Friday, June 17, 1:00-3:30 PM
Material Fee: $15 payable to instructor,
plus $10 per additional scarf
Age/level: Adults, Teens 16+, All Levels
GLASS
Foci Glass
Discovery Field
Trip
Craig Campbell
Meet a group from WBCA at Foci Minnesota
Center for Glass Arts for an exciting “field trip”!
Work with a professional glass instructor to make
a globe sculpture, heart sculpture, or tumbler. This
hands-on experience is designed to provide
participants with an exciting introduction to
working with molten glass. This is the perfect
activity for the curious, the adventurous, and the
romantic. Finished projects can be picked up from
WBCA one week after the class. Students must
register at least 2 weeks in advance for this class.
CLASS ID: 4K10
Date/Time: Tuition: Age/Level: Location: Saturday, June 25, 10:00 AM-1:00 PM
Adults, Teens 14+, Beginner and Beyond
Foci Minnesota Center for Glass Arts
Craig Campbell
Chiaki O’Brien
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WATERCOLOR
JEWELRY
/ LABYRINTH
LABYRINTH
Experience
the Labyrinth
Mary Silvaroli Daul
Whether an experienced traveler or new to the
way of the labyrinth, come join others on the path
for a morning of reflection and renewal. Gather
together for a brief introduction to the labyrinth
followed by time to walk, reflect, and share at the
close of the morning. Participants may bring a
journal to extend and integrate their experience.
Discover how each labyrinth journey offers the gift
of time and space to rest...release... receive...and
return, renewed and refreshed.
CLASS ID: 9K01
Kim Bakken-Parr
CLASS ID: 9K02
JEWELRY
Date/Time: Wednesday, July 13, 9:30-11:30 AM
CLASS ID: 9K03
Date/Time: Wednesday, August 10, 9:30-11:30 AM
Sami Bracelet:
Reindeer Leather
and Pewter
Sterling Silver
Byzantine Pattern
Bracelet
The Sami People (also known as Laplanders) are
the indigenous people of Sweden, Norway, Finland,
and the Kola Peninsula of Russia, and have a long
history and tradition of reindeer breeding. Wanting
to use all parts of the reindeer, these people make
beautiful jewelry out of reindeer leather. In this
class students will start by braiding pewter thread
(nickel-free alloy with 4% silver) and sewing it to
the reindeer leather. The back of the bracelet
is stitched closed using sinew thread and a
button clasp made from shed reindeer antler tips
is attached. All tools are provided, but students
who need magnification for this close hand work
should bring their own. Additional kits will also be
available to purchase from the instructor.
This bracelet is a modern twist on a traditional
byzantine chain maille pattern. Each student starts
out with sterling silver jump rings and ends up
with a custom bracelet. While the pattern looks
complicated, it is as simple as counting to six,
because the design is repeated after every six jump
rings. Students will also learn how to make jump
rings at home. Pliers are provided, but students
can bring their own if they wish. Students who
need magnification for the close hand work should
bring their own.
Kim Bakken-Parr
CLASS ID: 4K11
Date/Time: Wednesday, June 8, 9:30-11:30 AM
Age/Level: All Ages, All Levels
Kim Bakken-Parr
CLASS ID: 4K12
Date/Time: Friday, August 19, 10:00 AM-4:00 PM
Date/Time: Friday, June 17, 10:00 AM-3:00 PM
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Lisa Gidlow Moriarty
The idea of art-making as a spiritual practice
becomes apparent in the making of ceramic
finger labyrinths. The labyrinth is an ancient
symbol that has gained new focus for today as
a spiritual tool. Tabletop labyrinths are used by
tracing one’s finger through the pathway. In this
class participants will create a beautiful handmade
meditation piece, a one-of-a-kind piece of
sacred art for years of enjoyment. The labyrinth
will be formed the first class session and glazed
the second session. All patterns, clay, tools, and
instruction are provided. No experience needed,
simply bring a creative spirit and wear clothes
that can get muddy.
LANGUAGE
Bienvenue à la
Conversation
Française
Carolynn Johnson
Join us for open-ended conversation amongst
friends. Whatever your proficiency, we’d love
to see you. If you’ve always wanted to be more
conversational with your French, here’s your
opportunity. Bring a notebook if you wish
to take notes.
CLASS ID: 5K07
CLASS ID: 9K04
CLASS ID: 5K08
Date/Time: Tuition: Age/Level: CLASS ID: 5K09
2 Wednesdays, July 27 & August 10,
July 27 6:30-9:00 PM, August 10 6:30-7:30 PM
Adults, All Levels
Lisa Gidlow Moriarty is a creative artist who has
been building and using labyrinths to inspire
creativity for over 15 years. From ceramic tabletop
labyrinths to room-size canvas labyrinths to
massive concrete and granite outdoor installations,
her work can be found around the globe. Lisa has
dozens of permanent labyrinth installations in
the Twin Cities area alone, including WBCA. Visit
her website at www.pathsfpeace.com.
LABYRINTH /
LANGUAGE / MOVEMENT
Creating Ceramic
Finger Labyrinths
CLASS ID: 5K10
Aimee Van Ostrand
MOVEMENT
CLASS ID: 5K11
CLASS ID: 5K12
Tai Chi
Aimee Van Ostrand
Tai Chi is practiced by millions of people in the
parks and squares of China. The practice of
Tai Chi is a series of silent, fluid seamless
slow-motion movements and studies show
regular practice supports good health and
longevity. It improves circulation, balance,
mental focus and sense of wellbeing. It is low
impact and can easily be modified to be
practiced by those with mobility issues. Aimee
Van Ostrand is a Licensed Acupuncturist and
owner of Healing Within Acupuncture.
No experience or equipment is necessary.
Wear comfortable clothing. Sign up for a month
at a time, or drop in when you can and pay $15
Member/$19 Non-Member per week.
CLASS ID: 9K05
CLASS ID: 9K06
CLASS ID: 9K07
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PAINTING - ACRYLIC
PAINTING - ACRYLIC
Inspired
by Impressionists
Introduction to
Acrylics
The characteristics of Impressionist painting include
relatively small, thin, yet visible brush strokes,
with emphasis on accurate depiction of light in its
changing qualities (often accentuating the effects
of the passage of time), and ordinary subject
matter. Vincent van Gogh’s “Irises” will be the
inspiration for the June class, the July class will
focus on Claude Monet’s “Water Lilies”, and the
August class will concentrate on Auguste Renoir’s
“A Day in the Country”. Using acrylic pigments,
students will learn to paint these beautiful works
of art, add their own style, and capture the
impressionistic period. No experience necessary.
Students are encouraged to bring snacks and a
favorite beverage to this class. Relax and have fun
while learning to paint! $12 material fee includes
a 16 x 20 canvas and all materials.
Have fun learning the basics of painting with acrylics
on canvas. Enjoy making beautiful brush strokes
with this versatile medium. Bring favorite drinks
and appetizers to spice up the class! No experience
necessary. Pay the instructor for all supplies.
Lisa Fertig
Susan Hartzell Vannelli
CLASS ID: 2K14
Beginning Acrylics
Have fun learning the basics of painting with acrylics
on canvas in this ongoing class. Enjoy making
beautiful brush strokes with this versatile medium.
Be free, have fun and make beautiful art!
CLASS ID: 2K15
CLASS ID: 2K16
CLASS ID: 2K17
VAN GOGH
CLASS ID: 2K11
MONET
CLASS ID: 2K12
RENOIR
CLASS ID: 2K13
Date/Time: Tuesday, August 16, 6:00-9:00 PM
Tuition:
Age/Level: Adults 21+, All Levels
16
Lisa Fertig
Thomas E. Stewart
The instructor will offer a straightforward
approach to painting “what you see”. Students
will learn the basics of design, drawing, and
painting from a still life. One evening of this
painting class will be held outside. This will
provide some of the basics for plein air painting.
Different painting techniques will be explored
to achieve a variety of visual effects. Students
will receive individual instruction based on their
painting experience.
CLASS ID: 2K18
Date/Time: 4 Mondays, June 13-July 11, 6:30-9:00 PM
No class July 4
Material fee: $20 payable to WBCA
Age/Level: Adults, Teens 16+, Beginner and Beyond
Go with the Flow
with Acrylics
Bonnie Cutts
There are many ways to apply acrylic paint, each
achieving its own unique quality, appearance,
and energy. During this class students will have
an opportunity to work with High Flow Acrylics
in combination with fluids, gels, and mediums.
High Flow is similar to an acrylic ink which
is great for drawing, brushing, pouring, and
dripping. Students will have a chance to see
how the paint flows on a variety of prepared
surfaces and prep a few surfaces to work on that
day. Watch High Flow creep along wet acrylic
materials for some jaw dropping effects. Bring
along an empty refillable marker to mix colors as
well a variety of paintbrushes. The artwork of the
day will be stimulated by the incredible flow of
the paint, and imagination. Open to all levels of
painting experience.
Bring to class: 1 empty refillable marker,
paintbrushes, palette knives, palette for acrylic
paint, water container, rags, 2 canvases
(8 x 10 or 9 x 12), a water container, and bag lunch.
CLASS ID: 2K20
Date/Time: Wednesday, August 24, 10:00 AM-4:00 PM
Transfer Images,
Collage and Mixed
Media with Acrylics
PAINTING - ACRYLIC
Introduction to
Still Lifes in
Acrylic & Oil
Bonnie Cutts
Learn to do a variety of image transfer
techniques and mix up drawing, painting and
collage materials all on one canvas. Apply
different acrylic grounds (surfaces to work on)
and use drawing materials along with acrylic
paints and gels for a wide range of ‘drop to your
knees’ beautiful effects. Wake up some color,
make that mark, build some texture and create
some amazing mixed media paintings. Use
Golden’s High Flow Acrylics loaded into markers
for drawing along with other paint formulas and
gels to create your one of a kind mixed media
pieces. Learn to make gel skins and how to use
them for collage. Experimental in nature, this
class will generate new ideas for pushing your
work in new directions with amazing results.
Abstract images welcome. Open to all levels
of painting experience.
Bring to class: 4 - 9x12 or 10 x 10 or 12 x 12
canvases or hardboard surfaces, synthetic
paintbrushes, palette knives, palette for acrylic
paint, papers for collage, ruler, scissors,
permanent marker, drawing tools like watercolor
pencils and water soluble crayons, stencils, plastic
sheet protectors with cardboard inserted inside
(for making skins on), water container, hair dryer,
a bag lunch and a sense of adventure. All paints
and gels provided.
CLASS ID: 2K19
Date/Time: Monday, July 25, 10:00 AM-4:00 PM
Thomas E. Stewart
Bonnie Cutts
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Soar! Mixed Media
Mentoring
This class is for those who would like to complete
a piece of art, an unfinished painting, pastel,
watercolor, drawing, collage, or whatever! This
instructor will mentor and help students with
a new way of seeing their creative abilities, get
them started on a new piece of work, and inspire
them to press on and work in a series. Please bring
supplies and a project. The instructor will have
demonstrations each week for optional projects.
CLASS ID: 2K21
Date/Time: 4 Mondays, June 6-27, 9:30-11:45 AM
Give “Soar!” a Try!
Find out why Soar! Mixed Media Mentoring is such
a popular class. Give it a try on a Friday morning
and bring an unfinished painting, pastel,
watercolor, drawing, collage, or whatever! This
instructor will mentor and help students with a
new way of seeing their creative abilities, get them
started on a new piece of work, and inspire them
to press on. Please bring supplies and a project.
CLASS ID: 2K24
Age/Level: Adults, Experienced Beginner, Intermediate
Create a Custom
Art Class
Create a custom class and enjoy a creative, lively
day or evening of art, laughter, and friendships.
Absolutely no artistic ability required for fun with
a group of friends. Learn how easy it is to paint
with acrylics, pastels, or watercolors. Bring favorite
drinks and appetizers to spice up the class! Gather
a group and call the office to set up dates. There
is a 6 person minimum for a custom class.
CLASS ID: 2K25
Date/Time: Pick a date, 3 hours
Tuition: $30 Member/$38 Non-Member per person
Material Fee: $15 per person payable to instructor
Age/Level: Adults, 21+, All Levels
CLASS ID: 2K22
Date/Time: 3 Mondays, July 11-25, 9:30-11:45 AM
CLASS ID: 2K23
Date/Time: 5 Mondays, August 1-29, 9:30-11:45 AM
Age/Level: Adults, Experienced Beginner, Intermediate
$261 18/$329 Non-Member
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for an additional Mixed
Media class from instructor
Karen Knutson.
Painting
with Encaustic
Sylvia Benson
Join in on a new endeavor of working with hot
beeswax which contains a resin as a hardening
agent and pigments of many colors. It is called
encaustic, an ancient art form dating back to the
Greeks, which was revived by Jasper Johns and
has gained popularity since the 90s. This medium
is exciting because of its flexibility and versatility.
Wax can be moved with a hot air gun, textured
with tools, imbedded with beautiful paper, and
turned into a collage. Step-by-step instruction
and individual attention will help students
develop their painting in this wonderful medium.
Classes are limited to 6 students; sign up early!
ENCAUSTIC BIRCH TREES
CLASS ID: 2K26
Date/Time: Friday, August 12, 1:00-4:00 PM
ENCAUSTIC KOI AND WATERLILIES
CLASS ID: 2K27
Date/Time: Saturday, August 13, 1:00-4:00 PM
ENCAUSTIC POPPIES
CLASS ID: 2K28
Date/Time: Friday, August 19, 1:00-4:00 PM
ENCAUSTIC ABSTRACT COLLAGE
CLASS ID: 2K29
Date/Time: Saturday, August 20, 1:00-4:00 PM
Age/Level: Adults, Beginner, Intermediate
Sylvia Benson
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PAINTING - OIL
Dan Mackerman
PAINTING - OIL
Painting with Dan
Mackerman
Understanding
Painting with Oils
Wade Into Oils:
Dip a Toe In!
This is a painting class taught by demonstration.
Paint along with Dan as he works on a piece,
following each step from beginning to end and
then applying what you’ve learned to your own
painting later on in the class. By watching the process you will see how early steps, tools, and colors
can affect the final look of a painting. (Warning:
demos are sometimes spontaneous and unscripted!
Chaos occasionally ensues!) Tool and material demos, reference books, field trips, and critiques may be
applied as needed to release your inner fauve! Oil is
the paint of choice but any opaque media such as
pastel or acrylic are also welcome. While this class
is open to all levels, drawing experience is highly
recommended if not downright required!
This introductory class will lead students through
the entire oil painting process, from drawing with
line, then on to values, and finally to color. A slower,
step-by-step process will be emphasized to help
students gain a foothold of the process. Those who
already paint in oil will gain a better understanding of
the medium. Each week of class will bring students
to a higher level. The instructor will have some
photos available to work some, but students should
also bring their own, if desired.
Give oils a try in this half day workshop. You’ll
begin a painting and learn many how-to’s and tips.
A perfect plunge into a medium full of possibilities!
$10 material fee covers all paints and brushes and
first canvas. If you’d like to use water miscible oils,
this fee is payable to the instructor. If you prefer
to use traditional oils, pay WBCA upon registration.
Additional canvases can be purchased in class
from WBCA.
Bring from home: a roll of paper towels, 2 empty
glass jars with lids, and 2 large Ziploc bags.
CLASS ID: 2K33
Dan Mackerman
CLASS ID: 2K30
Donna LaBeau
* Visit www.WhiteBearArts.org for a supply list,
or pay the office when registering if you prefer to
rent supplies from WBCA. Your first month includes
brushes and is $20, subsequent months are $15.
Date/Time: 5 Thursdays, June 2-30, 10:00 AM-12:30 PM
CLASS ID: 2K34
Date/Time: 4 Thursdays, July 7-28, 10:00 AM-12:30 PM
CLASS ID: 2K32
CLASS ID: 2K35
CLASS ID: 2K31
(drawing experience is highly recommended)
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Date/Time: 2 Saturdays, July 16 & 23, July 16
10:00 AM-3:00 PM, July 23 10:00 AM-1:00 PM
Material Fee: $20 (first month) or $15 (subsequent months)
payable to WBCA when registering, or use supply list
Dianne Ginsberg
CLASS ID: 2K36
Date/Time: Tuesday, June 14, 9:00-11:30 AM
CLASS ID: 2K37
Date/Time: Thursday, August 25, 9:00-11:30 AM
Material Fee: $10, payable to instructor for water miscible oils,
or payable to WBCA for traditional oils
Age/Level: Adults, Teens 14+, Beginner and Beyond
Many painting classes are
open to several mediums.
Read the descriptions to
find out which!
Mike Rada
There are two rules for painting outdoors. Rule
#1: Have Fun! Rule #2: refer to Rule #1. Whether
students have painted outside for years or have
not yet started, this workshop will have much
to offer. The class will take place outside on
the lovely grounds of WBCA, or indoors if the
weather is poor. The day will include a painting
demonstration, a question and answer session,
individual instruction, and many bad jokes.
CLASS ID: 2K38
Age/Level: Adults, Experienced Beginner and Beyond
Becoming an
Artist: A Class
to Inspire Oil or
Acrylic Painters
Mary Jo Van Dell
Many classes teach how to paint. This instructor
coaches students on becoming artists. In this
class, each participant will work individually and
receive instruction and encouragement to
enhance and develop personal skills and style.
Confidence will set in as students realize their
own potential. This is a class for the student
wishing to go beyond the fundamentals of
painting and into a deeper realm of creativity.
Students may bring a blank canvas with
something in mind to work on, or a piece already
in progress. Experience with painting is
a prerequisite for this class.
Plein Air in Oils
Christopher Copeland & Toni Nelson
This class will focus on how to interpret light
effects outdoors. Learn how to simplify, design,
and connect the larger shapes of the subject
matter, as well as how to apply a foundation
quickly and confidently. Emphasis will be on
composition and atmospheric perspective with
color and value. We will be locating to various
nearby parks to set-up and complete studies, but
the first class of each month will meet at WBCA.
CLASS ID: 2K44
CLASS ID: 2K45
CLASS ID: 2K46
CLASS ID: 2K39
Age/Level: Adults, Teens 16+, Intermediate to Advanced
Location: First week at WBCA
Date/Time: Wednesday, June 15, 9:00 AM-4:00 PM
CLASS ID: 2K40
Date/Time: Wednesday, July 6, 9:00 AM-4:00 PM
PAINTING - OIL
Plein Air Painting:
Basics and Beyond
CLASS ID: 2K41
Date/Time: Friday, July 22, 9:00 AM-4:00 PM
CLASS ID: 2K42
Date/Time: Friday, August 5, 9:00 AM-4:00 PM
CLASS ID: 2K43
Date/Time: Wednesday, August 24, 9:00 AM-4:00 PM
Mike Rada
Mike Rada
Age/Level: Adults, Intermediate, Advanced
* Sign up for all five classes and save!
Christopher Copeland
Mary Jo Van Dell
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PAINTING - PASTELS
PAINTING - PASTELS
Plein Air Pastel
Christopher Copeland
To the plein air painter, the immediate application
of pastels lends itself to capturing the changing
light effects of the outdoors. Observe and study
nature firsthand. Make quick and direct decisions
to produce spontaneous, fresh, and colorful
light-filled paintings. Demos, one-on-one
guidance, and group critiques are a part of this
class. The first class will meet at WBCA; later weeks
will meet at various nearby parks.
CLASS ID: 2K47
Date/Time: Tuition: Age/Level: Location: 22
4 Wednesdays, June 9-30, 1:30-4:00 PM
Adults, Intermediate to Advanced
First week at WBCA
Introduction
to Pastels
People who like fresh, pure, vivid colors will open
their artistic world to new possibilities and creative
insights by working with pastels. Students will
learn about the materials and tools, explore basic
pastel techniques, and learn to combine pastels
with other mixed media.
for an additional Pastel
class from instructor
Lisa Stauffer.
CLASS ID: 2K48
PAINTING - SUMI-E /
WATERCOLOR
Catherine Hearding
Susan Frame
PAINTING SUMI-E
Sumi-e: Summer
Peonies
Susan Frame
Summer is ushered in by the sweet fragrance of
peonies, which symbolize love, honor, and wealth.
Using ink, watercolor, rice paper, and bamboo
brushes, we’ll cover various techniques to paint
the soft, lush flowers. Emphasis is on expressive
painting from the heart, learning new techniques,
and developing a personal style in a
non-intimidating environment. Open to
beginning through advanced artists. Bring a lunch
and photos of peonies if you have them.
CLASS ID: 1K01
Date/Time: Saturday, June 11, 10:00 AM-4:00 PM
Susan Frame is the author of Japanese Ink
Painting and A Beginner’s Art Guide: Sumi-e.
PAINTING WATERCOLOR
Basic Color Theory: Beginning
Take the Fear Out of Watercolor
Lisa Fertig
Color
Come and explore the wonder of watercolor by
Catherine Hearding
This watercolor class will focus on how to mix
clean, vibrant color. Concepts of color value,
intensity, temperature, color mixing, and
application of color will be explored. Move past
the basics of color theory, explore structured color
schemes, and strengthen color knowledge. This
class will introduce students to strategies that will
help them to use color with confidence and create
paintings that have more visual impact.
CLASS ID: 1K02
Date/Time: 5 Tuesdays, July 5-August 2, 6:00-9:00 PM
learning the fundamentals and techniques of
this exciting medium. Basic class lessons will help
students feel comfortable as they discover their
journey using watercolors. Students can pay the
instructor an optional material fee of $1 if they
wish to keep the lesson plans.
* Visit www.WhiteBearArts.org for a supply list, or
notify the office if you prefer to use the instructor’s
supplies for $10 per week.
CLASS ID: 1K03
CLASS ID: 1K04
Date/Time: 2 Mondays, July 11 & 18, 1:00-3:30 PM
CLASS ID: 1K05
Date/Time: 2 Mondays, August 15 & 22, 1:00-3:30 PM
Material Fee: $10 per week payable to instructor
or use supply list
Age/Level: Adults, Teens 12+, Beginner
WBCA
is for Everyone
Please notify the office if you
have any special requirements.
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PAINTING - WATERCOLOR
Moving Beyond
the Basics
Give Watercolor
a Try
Moving on from a beginning watercolor class,
explore a little more challenging subject matter
as you start to develop your own individual
style of painting. This class is designed to create
a sound foundation from which to build, with
lesson plans to help enforce the principles and
elements of design. Demonstrations with a wide
range of subject matter will help students gain
self-confidence.
Come and explore the wonder of watercolor by
learning the fundamentals and techniques of this
exciting medium in this one-day class. This basic
class lesson will help students feel comfortable
as they discover their journey using watercolors.
Students can pay the instructor an optional
material fee of $1 if they wish to keep the
lesson plan.
Lisa Fertig
Lisa Fertig
* Visit www.WhiteBearArts.org for a supply list, or
supplies for $10.
CLASS ID: 1K06
Date/Time: 3 Mondays, June 6-20, 10:00 AM-12:30 PM
CLASS ID: 1K07
Date/Time: 2 Mondays, July 11 & 18, 10:00 AM-12:30 PM
CLASS ID: 1K09
Date/Time: Wednesday, June 8, 10:00 AM-1:00 PM
Material fee: $10 payable to instructor, or use supply list
CLASS ID: 1K08
Painting a
Landscape in
Watercolor
Lisa Fertig
Paint a beautiful landscape. Learn to use
watercolor in fun and exciting ways! This
motivating class is great for beginners with
watercolor experience as well as artists who
are continuing to develop their personal style.
CLASS ID: 1K10
Age/Level: Adults, Teens 12+, Experienced Beginner,
Intermediate
•••
Having Fun
with Yupo
Lisa Fertig
Date/Time: 2 Mondays, August 15 & 22,
10:00 AM-12:30 PM
Have fun with Yupo (a synthetic-made paper)
using acrylics or watercolor! We will create an
abstract or non-objective work of art on
a surface that is fun to work on.
Material Fee: $10 per week payable to instructor
or use supply list
Age/Level: Adults, Experienced Beginner and Beyond
* Visit www.WhiteBearArts.org for a supply list or
supplies for $15.
CLASS ID: 1K11
Date/Time: Saturday, July 23, 10:00 AM-1:00 PM
Material fee: $15 payable to instructor, or use supply list
Age/Level: Adults, Teens 12+, Beginner to Intermediate
Lisa Fertig
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Want to Paint
ANIMALS?
Watercolor Koi and
Water Lilies
Many watercolorists paint landscapes and city
scenes but are afraid to put people in them. This
class will teach you how to include people in
your outdoor scenes, whether at a distance or up
close. Students do not have to have any figure
drawing background, since these people will be
simplified. Paint along with the instructor, who
will demonstrate figures in various common
walking and standing poses, then add clothing.
Students will add simple backgrounds to some
of these figures and also paint them in winter
and summer clothing. If desired, bring finished
or unfinished landscapes to put figures into. The
instructor will bring many photos of people in
different poses for you to use, although students
may want to bring some of their own as well.
Bring your own supplies and paint. 140 lb.
cold-pressed Arches watercolor paper is
recommended. Bring a lunch. Visit
judithblain.com to view examples of Judith’s work.
Get out some watercolors and learn to paint
dogs, cats, and horses! This 3-session class will
discuss one of these animals each class, starting
with a bit of practical anatomy, and going on to
paint hair, eyes, common positions, and most of
all, expressions. The instructor will provide photos
for your use, or you may bring your favorite
photos along. If you do the latter, please print
them off as large as you can – up to 8.5” x 11”.
Bring your own supplies and paint, including
some sketch paper and a soft drawing pencil (4B)
as well as watercolor paper. Visit judithblain.com
to view examples of Judith’s work.
For new and returning students, this class will
add to the art experience by teaching how to
control the paint, making the koi’s colors appear
very natural. There are many different colors of
koi and students will use beautiful photographs
to choose the shapes and colors. Composition
is emphasized so that the objects are placed
and sized to make an interesting painting.
Participants will use movement and rhythm to
help lead the viewer’s eye through the painting.
Techniques will include texturing the lily pads,
masking to save whites, and making bubbles.
Everything will be demonstrated step-by-step and
students will be amazed by what they’ve created.
CLASS ID: 1K14
Judith Blain
Judith Blain
Date/Time: 3 Tuesdays, August 2-16, 9:45 AM-12:15 PM
Age/level: Adults, Intermediate to Advanced
Putting People in
Your Watercolors
Sylvia Benson
CLASS ID: 1K15
Date/Time: 2 Thursdays, June 2 & 9, 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Age/Level: Adults, Beginner, Intermediate
CLASS ID: 1K12
Date/Time: Saturday, June 25, 10:00 AM-3:30 PM
Age/level: Adults, Intermediate to Advanced
•••
Painting Boats
in Watercolor
Judith Blain
Most people enjoy the beauty of different styles
of boats. Whether sailboats or larger ships,
artists have always enjoyed painting them. The
instructor will demonstrate how to draw a basic
boat shape, and discuss how perspective affects
it. Students will paint reflections along with the
instructor, in quiet, rougher, or moving water.
There will be lots of photos for you to use as
resource material, but students are encouraged
to bring some photos of their own. Bring your
own supplies and paint, including some sketching
paper and some good 140 lb. cold-pressed Arches
watercolor paper. Visit judithblain.com to view
examples of Judith’s work.
CLASS ID: 1K13
Date/Time: Tuition: Age/level: 2 Mondays, July 25 & August 1,
9:30 AM-12:30 PM
Adults, Intermediate to Advanced
Judith Blain
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PHOTOGRAPHY
I Love Night
Photography
David Parker
Always wanted to learn how to take photos of light
trails, star trails and other objects at night? This is
a hands-on class where we will meet in downtown
Stillwater and talk about camera settings before
we set up our cameras and learn hands-on how
to successfully capture an image at night.
Bring from home: a DSLR camera is preferred,
or a high-end compact camera that can shoot in
manual (M) mode, a tripod, and a shutter cable
release is helpful, but not required.
CLASS ID: 5K17
Date/Time: Tuition: Age/Level: Location: Friday, August 12, 8:00-10:00 PM
Adults, Teens 12+, Beginner and Beyond
Meet at the Stillwater Veterans Memorial,
which is across the street from the historic
Stillwater Courthouse at 101 Pine St W,
Stillwater, MN 55082
Lars Samuelsson
PHOTOGRAPHY
Improving
Photographic Skills
Beginning
iPhoneography
This course will be an open discussion and critique
of photographic skills and technology. Join Robert
and David, along with an invited professional
photographer, for a session of critique and review
of their compositions. Time permitting, there will be
an opportunity to do a photo walkabout at the art
center and a critique of those images. Be prepared
to complete assignments for following sessions.
Participants are encouraged to bring a selection
of up to 5 images (digital or prints), which will be
reviewed by the instructors and class members in
an open critique. Please email questions and/or
requests to the instructors at [email protected]
and [email protected].
This class is for those who enjoy taking pictures
with their iPhone and wish they knew how to use
it in a creative way. Whether on vacation, at a
family reunion, or taking day-to-day snapshots, the
iPhone can be a powerful companion to capture
interesting images. In this class students will be
“iPhoneographers” and explore the potential of the
smartphone. The class will explore topics such
as exposure, composition, applications, the
importance of resolution, and various ways to share
and store images. Class will be a mixture of short
lectures, assignments, and lots of time for making
and talking about iPhoneography.
Equipment: iPhone model 5 or earlier
CLASS ID: 5K13
CLASS ID: 5K16
Date/Time: 2 Mondays, July 18 & 25, 6:30-8:30 PM
Robert Cuerden & David Parker
CLASS ID: 5K14
for an additional
Photography class
from instructor
Douglas Beasley.
Lars Samuelsson
Date/Time: Tuesday, July 12, 7:00-9:00 PM
CLASS ID: 5K15
Date/Time: Tuesday, August 9, 7:00-9:00 PM
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STONE / WRITING
STONE
Stone Sculpture
Scott Malcolm
Stone sculpture is one of the oldest and most
fundamental vehicles for human expression.
From Stonehenge to Michelangelo’s David, to
the soft sensual forms of Henry Moore, stone
has been used by men and women to express
the mysteries of the human experience reaching
back to long before recorded human history.
This Stone Sculpture open studio will be held
indoors using hand tools on the “soft” stone of
your choice. We welcome experienced sculptors
who desire to work in community as well as
beginners. Small pieces of stone and rudimentary
tools along with basic use and safety instruction
will be provided to beginners free of charge.
Returning students will have the opportunity to
build their own custom work table and continue
working and developing stone projects while
beginning to accumulate their own tools. Small
pieces of high quality alabaster will be offered for
sale to interested students. Class is open to 6 new
students; all returning students are welcome.
CLASS ID: 4K13
Date/Time: 5 Tuesdays, June 28-July 26, 6:00-8:30 PM
CLASS ID: 4K14
* Sign up for both classes and save!
WRITING
Writing Roundtable
Writer’s Workshop
Join with fellow writers to talk about craft, try a
short exercise, and share work. Bring paper, pen,
and a writing sample of up to 500 words to read.
Bringing work is optional.
With exciting exercises, interesting examples,
generous dollops of writing time, and personalized
attention from an experienced teacher, writers will
enjoy gobs of writing time to dig deep into
works-in-progress and possibly start new
projects too, all within a friendly, fun, and
supportive environment.
CLASS ID: 5K19
CLASS ID: 5K23
Mary Jane LaVigne
CLASS ID: 5K18
Date/Time: Tuesday, July 26, 7:00-9:00 PM
Anne Schwab
Date/Time: Monday, June 20, 6:00-7:30 PM
CLASS ID: 5K24
•••
Literary Book Club
Anne Schwab
In these monthly get-togethers, readers share
thoughts and opinions of books recently read, and
discover new texts as well. Using personal reading
lists plus in-class examples, readers dig deep into a
wide variety of texts, identifying literary elements
and pinpointing the who, what, where, when, why,
how, and more in a warm and welcoming
atmosphere.
CLASS ID: 5K20
Date/Time: Monday, June 6, 6:00-7:30 PM
CLASS ID: 5K21
CLASS ID: 5K22
Date/Time: Monday, August 1, 6:00-7:30 PM
Scott Malcolm
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42nd Annual Northern Lights
Juried Exhibition Winners
Thanks to judges: Laurel O’Gorman, Robyne Robinson, and Tria Vang
Awards of Merit
Janet Mullen
Sgraffito Vase
Porcelain
Joseph Samuelson
An Awkward Table
Acrylic, Oil, Canvas and Clay on Paper
Robert Donsker
Moonrise Over Joshua Tree
Archival Pigment Photography
Judge’s Choice
Judge: Laurel O’Gorman
Kraig Thayer Rasmussen
Iron Stain, BWCA
Oil on Canvas
Best of Show
Susan Steging Cook
Prince Albert in America
Oil on Linen
Awards of Excellence
Katherine Simon Frank
Poppy Bower
Quilted Piecing and Fiber Collage
Dan Patterson
Berries and Eggs
Oil
Judge: Robyne Robinson
George G.I. Moore
Knees
Alabaster
Judge: Tria Vang
Jeanette Richards
Salut
Acrylic
WBCA
is for Everyone
Please notify the office if you
have any special requirements.
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White Bear Center for the Arts
4971 Long Avenue
White Bear Lake, MN 55110
Scholarships are available!
Please call WBCA at 651.407.0597
for more information.
We will make every
effort to accommodate
individual needs.
Please notify the office
if you have any special
requirements.
Muaj nyiaj pab them!
Thov hu rau WBCA ntawm
651.407.0597 yog xav
paub txog.
Peb yuav ua txhua yam kom
haum tus neeg txoj kev kawm.
Thov qhia rau qhov chaw ua
haujlwm yog tias koj muaj
kev tshwj xeeb.
Tenemos becas disponibles
Por favor llame al WBCA
al 651.407.0597
para mayor información.
Haremos nuestro mejor esfuerzo
para satisfacer sus necesidades
Por favor notifique a la oficina si
tiene necesidades especiales.
REGISTRATION GUIDELINES
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Payment for class tuition must be made to the office at least three business days prior to class.
You must register in advance through the office. Instructors do not take registrations.
Late registrations are accepted when there is room. However, classes with insufficient enrollment
are canceled at least two days prior to the start of class.
We do not assume that students will return to a class they are currently taking or took in the
past. You must register with the office in order to continue. If we do not hear from you, we
assume you will not be taking the class.
Material fees are payable directly to the instructor at class. Do not include the material fee with
the class tuition. Please bring exact change for the instructor.
Read the supply lists before attending class. Unless noted, instructors do not provide supplies
to students. If you are unable to access the supply list, notify the office.
We will make every effort to accommodate individual needs. Please notify the office if you have
any special requirements.
Classes are held at multiple locations. Read the catalog description carefully to ensure you
go to the right location.
Please do not arrive more than 10 minutes before class, instructors need preparation time.
Students are responsible for cleaning up before class ends. If you make a mess, clean it up.
We do not prorate or give credit for missed classes, except in extraordinary circumstances.
WBCA reserves the right to remove a student from our programming if their behavior is deemed
disruptive by the instructor and/or Art Center staff.
Register Early
Membership Information*
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.
MEMBERS RECEIVE A 20% 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.
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 three
business days prior to the first class so we can accurately
make cancellation decisions. 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.
ABSENTEE POLICY: Tuition is not pro-rated or refunded
for missed classes. Credits or refunds will not be issued for
cancellations less than three 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
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PHONE: 651.407.0597
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SUMMER 2016
JUNE - AUGUST
Northern Lights 2016 Opening Reception
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