summer art classes for youth - White Bear Center for the Arts

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SUMMER ART CLASSES FOR YOUTH
JUNE • JULY • AUGUST 2015
www.WhiteBearArts.org
Serving the Greater Northeast Metro Area
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2015 WriteNow! Awards Ceremony
BOARD of DIRECTORS
Chair
Mary Gove
Vice Chair
Date/time: Thursday, May 7, 7:00-9:00 PM
location: White Bear Center for the Arts
The writing contest winners from local high schools will read their works.
Mary Levins
Manitou Days Grande Parade including
Art Cars & Bikes
Secretary
Date/time: Friday, June 19, 6:30-8:00 PM
location: Downtown White Bear Lake
Treasurer
Patricia Berger
Nor Olson
Ex-Officio Director
Dan Wachtler
Members
Sandcastles and Creatures
Building Contest!
Date/time: Saturday, June 20, 10:00 AM-12:00 Noon
location: Memorial Beach, White Bear Lake
This contest is free and fun for the whole family!
Bring a bucket and shovel! Judging starts at 12:00 Noon
Donna Bruhl
Leonardo Castro
Kim Ford
Kevin Hart
Cindy Ihlenfeld
Jeff Schreier
Karl Sevig
Steve Wolgamot
Karen April Wong
Malia Yang-Xiong
Emeritus Directors
Sue Ahlcrona
Robert Cuerden
Roberta Johnson
Neil Johnston
Kraig Thayer Rasmussen
STAFF
Executive Director
Suzi Hudson
Education Director
Danielle Cézanne
Development Coordinator
Andrew Vollbrecht
Program Assistant
Anne Dillon
Building Maintenance Manager
Dave Borglund
photo by Paul Dols, courtesy of White Bear Press
Teaching Artist
Kyle Frederickson
Open House – Summer Celebration
Date/time: Saturday, June 20, 1:00-4:00 PM
location: White Bear Center for the Arts , 4971 Long Ave., White Bear Lake
Join us for a wonderful celebration to kick off the summer. Tour the
building and see different art demonstrations including a raku firing.
Cover art by Lisa Servatius and Kat Wolffe
WBCA’s Mission
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 •
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.
This activity is funded, in part, by
the arts and cultural heritage fund
as appropriated by the Minnesota
State Legislature with money
from the Legacy Amendment vote
of the people of Minnesota on
November 4, 2008.
Week One – June 16, 17 & 18
Big Pop Art
Tuesday, June 16
Mosaic Stepping Stone
Tuesday, June 16
Latin American Art
Tuesday, June 16
Art by the Slice
Tuesday, June 16
Fanciful Fairy House
Tuesday, June 16
Melted Crayon Art
Tuesday, June 16
Animal Printmaking
Wednesday, June 17
Polymer Clay-Covered Vase
Wednesday, June 17
Design a T-Shirt
Wednesday, June 17
Colorful Animal Drawings
Wednesday, June 17
Try a whole new approach to painting with bright colors! Explore
many ways to creatively use primary colors. Using the basics, we’ll
create simple, colorful, big, bright paintings.
The sky is the limit on this design! With the help of many beautiful pieces of glass you will truly brighten up your garden with this
concrete stepping stone. Project will be dry and ready to pick
up in one week.
Learn some fun art forms from Mexico and Central America!
We will make maracas using found objects, design a Mexican
punched-tin panel, and craft Guatemalan worry dolls with
colorful textiles.
Create your own art pizza masterpiece with each slice of pie being
its own work of art. Multi-media will be used in this class so you
can experience many different mediums in one work of art.
We will make pretty, playful fairy houses using household recyclables
and craft items. We will learn decoupage techniques as we
construct these tiny abodes. Then we’ll fill our houses with little
fairies crafted from pipe cleaners, beads, silk flowers, and ribbon!
Have you ever wanted to make one of those brilliant meltedcrayon-on-canvas works of art? Using hot glue and a hairdryer,
we’ll create a unique conversation piece for your wall.
Using foam print plates we’ll draw animals, adding line patterns to
emphasize our designs. Choose your own animals and draw in your
own style, then print your images in different colored inks on
a variety of papers. Class is limited 10 students. Sign up early!
Add a pop of color to any room! Create your own design on the
surface of a vase with low-temp clay that is a whole lot of fun
to work with.
Cartoon animals and people or abstract design can be drawn and
painted with fabric paints on a T-shirt of your color choice. Using
brushes and tubes of paint, make the T-shirt a one-of-a-kind creation
to wear. Fashion your way. You must bring your own T-shirt.
Learn to make colorful drawings of animals using colored pencil,
markers, and watercolor paint! We will begin by drawing an animal
of your choice, using shape and line to make a simple silhouette.
Then we will fill the animal shape with patterns and finally use lots
of color to fill it in.
Instructor: Kyle Frederickson
Class ID 1D01: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-12
$23 Member/$29 Non-Member
Instructor: Deb Mike
Class ID 1D02: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 8-12
Instructor: Lisa Servatius
Class ID 1D03: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-10
Class ID 1D04: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Class ID 1D05: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Instructor: Erika Arndt
Class ID 1D06: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 8-14
Class ID 1D07: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 9-14
Class ID 1D08: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Instructor: Sylvia Benson
Class ID 1D09: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Class ID 1D10: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 9-12
OFFICE HOURS Monday-Friday 9 AM-4 PM | www.WhiteBearArts.org | 651.407.0597
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Week One – continued
H’Art of Photography
You will find the heart and art of photography in two very full
sessions! Learn how to focus in on abstracts, people, and nature.
Capture lighting with shadows, sunlight, and flash. Color, black
and white, inside and outside.
Bring from home: a digital camera you are familiar with, nothing
too fancy! Let the office know 1 week in advance if you need
to borrow a camera. Limited to 8 students.
Wednesday, June 17
Bronze Clay
Thursday, June 18
Mosaic Stepping Stone
Thursday, June 18
Painted Paper & Collage
Thursday, June 18
Playful Portraits!
Thursday, June 18
Writing Workshop
Thursday, June 18
Clay: Pinch Pot Monster Spoon Rest
Thursday, June 18
Using metal clay, create beautiful bronze charms that can be used
for necklaces, key chains, backpack charms, or anything you can
think of. Each piece is fired in a kiln by the instructor. Students will
be called when the pieces are ready and can be picked up in the
WBCA office.
The sky is the limit on this design! With the help of many beautiful pieces of glass you will truly brighten up your garden with this
concrete stepping stone. Project will be dry and ready to pick
up in one week.
Inspired by the art techniques of Eric Carle, we will have fun making
a variety of colorful, painted papers with many different techniques
(dripping, scraping, printing, texture rubbing, etc.). Then, using an
assortment of papers, we will make colorful collages inspired by this
unique artist. Leave with a stack of your own painted paper and
collage illustrations!
Have fun making colorful portraits of yourself or others in paper
collage, wire, and multi-media drawing. We’ll make three different
pieces modeled after the work of master artists Henri Matisse and
Alexander Calder, as well as a colorful drawing of yourself as a Lego
figure! We’ll have fun creating portraits based on expressionism
(how we feel) rather than strict realism.
Join the fun of this action-packed medley of reading, writing, and
exciting word games! Discover the wonders of the well-written word
by exploring published works. Experiment with story essentials such
as character, setting, conflict, and plot development, while inventing
stories of your very own. By the end of class each writer will have
a collection of short stories, or a rough draft of a chapter book.
Bring a notebook, iPad, or laptop and come to class ready to write,
write, write!
Explore clay by smooshing, poking, and modeling it into a cute
(or frightening!) monster dish. We’ll paint on colorful details with
underglaze. Fired projects will be ready to pick up in approximately
two weeks.
Instructor: Kari McGrath
Class ID 1D11: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 9-13
Duct Tape Flowers & Flip Flops
We’ll learn to use tools to make a few types of flowers using
colorful patterns of duct tape & a few other basic materials.
Then we’ll use our duct tape know-how to create a pair of flip-flops
we can actually wear home!
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2 Wednesdays,
June 17 & 24
Class ID 1D12: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-10
Instructor: Kim Bakken-Parr
Class ID 1D13: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 8-14
Instructor: Deb Mike
Class ID 1D14: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 8-12
Class ID 1D15: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-10
Class ID 1D16: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Instructor: Anne Schwab
Class ID 1D17: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 9-14
Class ID 1D18: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-12
www.WhiteBearArts.org | 651.407.0597 | OFFICE HOURS Monday-Friday 9 AM-4 PM
Week TWO – June 23, 24 & 25
Puppet Play: Harry Potter and the Secret
of the WBCA Labyrinth
Use fabric, trim, fur, and buttons to design a puppet’s costume
for the group. Work magic with the class to write an original play,
record a soundtrack, and perform for family and friends using Harry
Potter puppets, a professional puppet stage with backdrops, music,
and sound effects. The labyrinth will be magical in this play and
you will develop the magic. Come join us and become a wonderful
wizard because NO MUGGLES ARE ALLOWED. Play performed on
Thursday at 12:00 PM.
Monday-Thursday,
June 22-25
Class ID 2D19: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 8-14
Special class! 4 days
starting on *MONDAY*
Secret World of Nature
Tuesday, June 23
Burlap Weaving
Tuesday, June 23
4 Panel Painting
Tuesday, June 23
Beaded Nature Mobile
Tuesday, June 23
Duct Tape & Fabric Drawstring Backpack
Tuesday, June 23
Beautiful Birds
Wednesday, June 24
Duct Tape Jewelry
Wednesday, June 24
African Art
Wednesday, June 24
We walk by an entire world of unseen plants and insects every day.
Bring these secret worlds to life with this class using different mediums
and techniques for a truly unique perspective form of artwork.
Weaving is a textile art found in many cultures. We will re-purpose
burlap coffee bean bags into wall-hangings with color, pattern, and
texture. We will use fabric strips, feathers, beads, and colorful yarn
as we embellish the printed designs on each bag.
Four smaller paintings combined together to make one big painting
is a new and creative way to express yourself. Using different
mediums you’ll be amazed at what you can create!
Using twigs, shells, beads, sea glass, feathers, metal findings, and
wire, we will make beautiful mobiles which can be displayed all
year. We’ll explore the mechanics of balance and the joy of mixing
materials as we craft these natural creations!
You can add your personal touches to this trendy and durable
backpack. Begin designing your bag by selecting an eye-popping
fabric, adding colorful duct tape, and finishing with a drawstring
cord. People will want to know about your awesome bag!
With birds as our subject matter, we will explore many art mediums.
From painted paper collage in the style of Lois Ehlert, to pen and ink
illustration, to chalk pastel drawings of tropical birds, we will make
several beautiful bird pictures which will be ready for hanging!
Explore the colorful options duct tape has to offer. We’ll learn
to make several pieces of jewelry from duct tape including a ring,
necklace, and bracelet.
Explore a bit of African culture while making drums, beaded figures,
and embossed metal masks. Using recyclables, paper, glue, and a
variety of textiles, students will practice sculpting and construction
techniques while learning about traditions in some African cultures!
Class ID 2D20: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Class ID 2D21: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 9-14
Class ID 2D22: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Class ID 2D23: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Class ID 2D24: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 8-14
Class ID 2D25: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 9-12
Class ID 2D26: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-9
Class ID 2D27: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-12
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Week two – continued
Polymer Clay Light Switch Plates
Wednesday, June 24
Metal Ring Bracelets
Thursday, June 25
Zentangles: Exploring Line, Shape & Pattern
Thursday, June 25
Japanese Origami & Notan Designs
Thursday, June 25
Writing Workshop
Thursday, June 25
Clay: Tea Cup & Platter Set
Thursday, June 25
We’ll make a colorful, detailed light switch plate that you can use
instead of the boring white one. According to Polymer Clay Central,
“you’ll be surprised how something so small can totally change the
look of a room and capture so many compliments.”
Please Note: if students want to replace an existing light switch
plate, please send along a little drawing of the current plate so
we create one with the correct openings.
Make great metal linked bracelets! Start with a spool of wire and
then use jewelry tools to create small metal rings. As you link the
rings together you can add beads and charms provided in class
or bring some from home for a personalized look.
Learn about the art of Zentangles, designing abstract patterns
within a grid. Similar to doodling but even more fun! We will
stretch our creativity while creating beautiful drawings with lots
of free-flowing line and shape patterns.
Learn two Japanese art forms which use paper to create intricate
designs. Working in both 2D and 3D we will create remarkable
artworks which explore paper folding and cutting techniques.
Read a story, write a story! Experience the excitement of tall tales
and silly stories through sight-word games and fill-in-the-blank
fun! With loads of group action, plus individualized attention from
an experienced author and teacher, this is an action-packed class
full of story-telling, reading, writing, singing, drawing, word games,
and more.
Explore the world of clay by creating a fantastic tea set using slab,
pinch, and coil techniques in your construction. Fired projects will
be ready to pick up in approximately 2 weeks.
Class ID 2D28: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Class ID 2D29: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 8-14
Class ID 2D30: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 9-14
Class ID 2D31: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 9-12
Class ID 2D32: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-8
Class ID 2D33: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-12
No classes June 30, July 1 & 2
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Week three – July 7, 8 & 9
Cave Paintings
Tuesday, July 7
Stuffed Creatures
Tuesday, July 7
Lightwear!
Tuesday, Wednesday
& Thursday, July 7, 8 & 9
Curious about cave drawings and paintings? In this class we will be
creating our own cave art by using giant pieces of paper and making our own paint, tacking it on the wall and telling our own story
of who we are and what we are doing.
Make your own soft-sculpture creature while learning basic sewing skills! Students will craft a critter from their own imagination,
bringing it to life with hand-stitching, stuffing, buttons, and trim.
Class is limited to 8 students. Sign up early!
Explore electricity and sewing by making light-up accessories. Sew
together a light circuit with conductive thread and make a light-up
band for your arm or ankle. Make switches with conductive fabric
to turn your creation on and off. Embellish your unique piece of
textile art!
Class ID 3D34: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Class ID 3D35: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-9
Class ID 3D36: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 9-14
Instructor: Janet Groenert
Class ID 3D37: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 8-14
Spherical Paintings
2 Tuesdays, July 7 & 14
Lost in Legoland
Tuesday, Wednesday
& Thursday, July 7, 8 & 9
On the first day of this two-day class, make a spherical canvas out
of paper mache and plan out your painting. On day two, create your
masterpiece with acrylic paint on your round canvas.
Build your own adventure! Create your own story from beginning
to end using Legos as a starting point! Perhaps you run into Lego
Dinosaurs or Lego Darth Vader! Whatever you do, don’t glue the
Legos! Perform your show on the final day of class at 2:30 PM.
Class ID 3D38: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Instructor: SteppingStone Theatre
Class ID 3D39: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-12
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Week tHREE – continued
Metal Ring Bracelets
Wednesday, July 8
Drawing Fashion Figures
Wednesday, July 8
Paper Bead Jewelry
Wednesday, July 8
Polymer Clay Pens & Stands
Wednesday, July 8
Charley Harper Cut Paper Bird Picture
Thursday, July 9
Animal Habitat Dioramas
Thursday, July 9
Drawing Dragons
Thursday, July 9
Clay: Super-Cool 3D Animal Bookends
Thursday, July 9
Make great metal linked bracelets! Start with a spool of wire and
then use jewelry tools to create small metal rings. As you link the
rings together you can add beads and charms provided in class
or bring some from home for a personalized look.
Learn to draw a croquis (fashion figure) then let your imagination
take off as you design everything from summer casual wear to
formal dresses. You will learn the techniques fashion designers use
when drawing their collections and leave with a portfolio of your
own designs.
Learn to make your own paper beads from colorful magazine pages
and other paper! We will combine these unique beads with wood,
glass, or metal beads to turn them into cool bracelets, necklaces,
and earrings you can wear or give as one-of-a-kind gifts.
Learn how to transform a ball point pen into a glorious, functional
sculpture using low-temp polymer clay. Students will design and
create approximately 5 pens and stands.
Charley Harper used a style he called “minimal realism” to create his
pictures of birds. We’ll capture his style in our own whimsical work.
Sculpt a favorite animal from air-dry clay then create an
environment for it to live in! We will build our habitats using
a variety of papers and found objects. We will learn different cutting
and gluing techniques to mimic textures in nature while creating
a “world in a box” for our creatures.
Dragons have a rich history in fairy tales and many Asian cultures.
Learn to draw your own dragons in different styles using oil pastels,
watercolor, marker, and scratch board. We will have a blast adding
texture, pattern, and personality to our dragons, making them
friendly or fierce!
Bookends don’t have to be boring! We’re talking pop art sculptures
that just happen to hold your books together. Fired projects will
be ready to pick up in approximately two weeks.
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Class ID 3D40: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 8-14
Class ID 3D41: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 9-14
Class ID 3D42: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 9-14
Class ID 3D43: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-9
Class ID 3D44: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-14
Class ID 3D45: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-14
Class ID 3D46: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-9
Class ID 3D47: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 8-14
Week four – July 14, 15 & 16
Robots
Tuesday, July 14
Explore the Book Arts!
Tuesday, July 14
Sharpie Kaleidoscope
Tuesday, July 14
Printing From Nature
Tuesday, July 14
Dr Art’s Science Lab
Tuesday, July 14
Stained Glass
Wednesday & Thursday,
July 15 & 16
Create, build, and decorate your own 3D robot sculpture. Lots
of different materials are provided for you to make a unique piece
of artwork that is totally out of this world!
Learn to make many different kinds of folded and stitched books
including a playful pop-up! From Japanese stab-binding to folded
mini-journals we will have fun using a variety of papers to make
pop-up cards, journals, or sketch books.
Build and decorate your own kaleidoscope! Using PVC piping,
reflective duct tape, mylar, and Sharpies, you will create your own
extremely cool work of art.
Using pressed leaves, we’ll create prints and paintings which show
off the detailed veining and delicate shapes of different leaves.
Using tempera, watercolor, and printing ink we will explore different techniques to capture nature’s beauty. Class is limited to 10
students. Sign up early!
Dr. Art is in the laboratory again, concocting mysterious potions
and conducting awesome experiments using ordinary household
materials. Students will bring home approximately three concoctions.
Working with stained glass and copper foil, students will create
a one-of-a-kind piece of glass art! A review of glass cutting and
safety procedures is held at the start of class. Copper foiling of glass
pieces is followed by soldering them together. The finished piece
can be hung by copper rings that will be attached while in class.
All students must wear long pants and closed toe shoes.
Long hair must be pulled back.
Class ID 4D48: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Class ID 4D49: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 9-14
Class ID 4D50: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Class ID 4D51: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 9-14
Class ID 4D52: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-9
Class ID 4D53: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 8-14
Bottle Dolls
Wednesday, July 15
Alexander Calder Wire Circus
Wednesday, July 15
Wood Animalitos
Wednesday, July 15
Dolls are made in many cultures as playthings, but they are also
a great way to explore figures in art! We’ll make dolls using found
objects and craft supplies, taking our inspirations from South
African Ndebele dolls, Japanese Kokeshi Dolls, and more!
Alexander Calder brought his characters to life using wire and
household materials. We’ll use the same to create a fabulous circus
complete with clowns, high wire, trapeze, and a ringmaster.
In some parts of Mexico, artisans create wooden carvings of animals
which they paint with bright colors and patterns. We will work with
lots of wood scraps and pre-cut shapes to make our own animal
sculptures which we will paint and decorate.
Class ID 4D54: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Class ID 4D55: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-9
Class ID 4D56: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-12
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Week FOUR – continued
Beginning Painting With Picasso
Picasso’s Cubist faces in profile and views of the front like his
painting “Dora Maar au Chat” are what we do. The eyes may be different sizes and shapes but it all comes together in PIGASSO.
He is a pig who lives a life like Picasso in the book When Pigasso
Met Mootisse. Line and intensity of color with all those crazy shapes
make us laugh as we create. Maybe we will do some portraits
of someone we know.
Thursday, July 16
Polymer Clay Mini-Food
Thursday, July 16
Up-Cycled Drawstring Backpack
Thursday, July 16
Clay: Large Coil Pots
Thursday, July 16
We’re going to climb into a miniature kitchen and create a feast
of fancy dishes from clay. What does your favorite doll eat?
A picnic of hot dogs, cake, and watermelon? Perhaps it’s spaghetti
with meatballs? A pizza? Join the fun and experience the joy
of polymer clay.
Sew “green” by using thrifted textiles to make something new!
We will use old sweatshirts, t-shirts, or pillowcases to make our
own draw-string backpacks and learn simple cutting and sewing
techniques along the way. Class is limited to 8 students.
Sign up early!
We’re making coil pots larger than your head! We’ll roll long coils,
construct them into a vessel, and apply surface decoration with
underglaze and texture tools. Fired projects will be ready to pick
up in approximately two weeks.
Class ID 4D57: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Up-Cycled T-Shirt Fashions
Learn cutting and simple hand-sewing techniques to create new
fashions from old t-shirts! You will make a t-shirt necklace, simple
skirt, and stretchy headband while learning how to give new life
to old clothing. Class is limited to 8 students. Sign up early!
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July 15 & 16
Class ID 4D58: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 9-14
Class ID 4D59: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Class ID 4D60: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 9-14
Class ID 4D61: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Week FIVE – July 21, 22 & 23
Big Fish
Tuesday, July 21
Chinese Brush Painting
Tuesday, July 21
Duct Tape Woven Shoulder Bag
Tuesday, July 21
Oodles of Doodles
Tuesday, July 21
Gyotaku Fish Printing
Tuesday, July 21
Duct Tape Jewelry
Tuesday, July 21
Bronze Clay
Wednesday, July 22
Graphic Landscape Paintings
Wednesday, July 22
Roy Lichtenstein Pop Art Wire
& Nylon Sculpture
Wednesday, July 22
As a pop artist known for comic book-like paintings, Roy
Lichtenstein probably never created an amazing sculpture from
wire, paint, and a pair of pantyhose!
Class ID 5D70: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Doodle Art on Scrap Wood
Wednesday, July 22
If you like your art big, then this is the class is for you! Create your
own giant fish and decorate it for a fun, up-sized piece of art.
Learn to paint Chinese characters and nature scenes with a bamboo
brush! We will begin a practice of brush painting by learning the
basic brush strokes, practicing some Chinese characters, and
painting simple nature still lifes.
Pick your favorite colors and patterns of duct tape to create your
fabulous one-of-a-kind bag. We’ll weave together strips of tape,
add straps, then finish with a nifty magnet closure. Everyone will
be surprised that your bag is made entirely of duct tape!
Draw away those long summer days. This class is designed to get
your imagination going! Doodling is a great way to practice your
drawing skills and get your creative energy out of your head and
on to the paper.
Fish printing was first done as a way to document the size of a prize
catch in Japan. Today it is a beautiful art form, showing the intricate
texture and detail found in nature. We will use rubber-cast fish
forms to print on a variety of textiles and paper. Class is limited
to 10 students. Sign up early!
Explore the colorful options duct tape has to offer. We will make
a cool bead bracelet, earrings, and a pendant necklace.
Using metal clay, create beautiful bronze charms that can be used
for necklaces, key chains, backpack charms, or anything you can
think of. Each piece is fired in a kiln by the instructor. Students will
be called when the pieces are ready and can be picked up in the
WBCA office.
Learn to paint landscapes in a clean, colorful style. We will play
with shape, color, line, and pattern while painting mountains,
hills, and seascapes in a simple folk-art style modeled after some
contemporary artists.
Follow along step-by-step as you create your own botanicalinspired drawing on wood using thick and thin-tipped markers and
lots of whimsical line patterns. We’ll add color with a transparent
collage technique to make these artworks really pop!
Class ID 5D62: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Class ID 5D63: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 9-14
Class ID 5D64: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-9
Class ID 5D65: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-9
Class ID 5D66: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 9-14
Class ID 5D67: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 10-14
Class ID 5D68: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 8-14
Class ID 5D69: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 9-12
Class ID 5D71: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 9-14
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Week five – continued
Making Music Out of Everyday Items
Have you ever tapped out a rhythm with a spoon against a glass?
How about shaking along to a song using a tin of nuts? Discover
the wonder of making music out of seemingly everyday ordinary
things! In this fun and fast-paced class, craft original instruments
and create original music with drums, horns, and more.
Bring to class: an assortment of recyclables and everyday objects
to add to a class pool of building materials (these objects will not
be returned).
July 22 & 23
Class ID 5D72: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-8
Duct Tape Wallet & Games
Wednesday, July 22
Funny Faces & Bold Buildings
Thursday, July 23
Junk Shoe Robots
Thursday, July 23
Polymer Clay Jewelry
Thursday, July 23
Circle Weaving: Making Sunflowers & Trees
Thursday, July 23
Clay: Pirate’s Treasure Chest
Thursday, July 23
Explore all the colorful and fun options in duct tape when you make
a bifold wallet with pockets for dollars, cards, and more. Then we’ll
create a travel game of checkers using duct tape and polymer clay.
Come and learn about the colorful, crazy art of New York pop-artist,
James Rizzi. He is best known for his funny faces, crazy birds, and
chaotic and colorful city scenes. We will look at images of Rizzi’s
work and make our own drawings in his fun, cartoonish style.
Is it Wall-E? C3PO? R2-D2? No...It’s a Junk Shoe Robot! Design your
own robot from an old shoe and lots of junk and found treasures.
We will talk about sculpture and learn that art can be made from
everyday junk. After you make your robot, you’ll name it and write
a story about its life and super powers. Bring your imagination and
wear old clothes that can get dirty. Please bring in a shoe one
week before the class. Large old shoes with laces work best.
Explore the delights of polymer clay as we make original designs
in pendants, earrings, beads, and brooches!
Learn to make your own circular looms from paper plates, then have
fun with color and texture as we create sunflower and tree designs.
We will use many types of yarn as we create these colorful, textured
art works.
Ahoy landlubbers! Dock your boat and stop in to make your
very own chest o’ treasure. Of course you’ll create your own gold
doubloons. Arrr! Fired projects will be ready to pick up in
approximately two weeks.
Class ID 5D73: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 8-14
Class ID 5D74: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 9-14
Instructor: Betsy Diekema
Class ID 5D75: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Class ID 5D76: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 8-14
Class ID 5D77: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-9
Class ID 5D78: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 8-14
WBCA is for Everyone
Please notify the office if you have any special requirements.
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Week Six – July 28, 29 & 30
3D Box Art
Tuesday, July 28
Duct Tape Woven Shoulder Bag
Tuesday, July 28
The Minion Adventure
Tuesday, Wednesday &
Thursday, July 28, 29 & 30
Using ordinary boxes, create a different piece of artwork by painting
something different on each side of the box. Combine boxes
together to create even bigger, more intricate pieces of art.
Pick your favorite colors and patterns of duct tape to create your
fabulous one-of-a-kind bag. We’ll weave together strips of tape,
add straps, then finish with a nifty magnet closure. Everyone will
be surprised that your bag is made entirely of duct tape!
Stuart, Kevin, and Bob have left their evil inventor’s home and have
found themselves on a new adventure! But where will they go and
what trouble will they get into? It’s up to you to create your very
own story for these minions! Work together and perform your very
own play on the last day of class at 11:30 AM.
Splatter Art
Class ID 6D79: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Class ID 6D80: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 10-14
Instructor: SteppingStone Theatre
Class ID 6D81: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Tuesday, July 28
The randomness of splatter art is what makes it so fun! Dress
for mess and create a truly one of a kind masterpiece.
Class ID 6D82: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Polymer Clay Pens & Stands
Tuesday, July 28
Build a LEGO Story!
Tuesday, Wednesday &
Thursday, July 28, 29 & 30
Learn how to transform a ball point pen into a glorious, functional
sculpture using low-temp polymer clay. Students will design and
create approximately 5 pens and stands.
Build a character! Create a town! Tell a LEGO story! This class is
half LEGO brick building and half original storytelling, with all
sorts of creative fun mixed in. All LEGO builders/writers will build
scenes with LEGO bricks and figures, take pictures of their original
creations, craft stories to accompany the LEGO scenes, and put it
all together with the use of unique LEGO StoryStarter software.
Create and innovate with the personalized and individual attention
of a published author and seasoned LEGO coach, programmer, and
builder. Bring in an iPad or computer with built-in camera to
class everyday! Class is limited to 5 students. Sign up early!
Class ID 6D83: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 10-14
Class ID 6D84: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 8-12
Polymer Clay Mokume Gane Covered
Metal Tins
Wednesday, July 29
Sunny Sunflowers and Poppin’ Poppies
July 29 & 30
Mokume Gane is a traditional Japanese method of creating
patterns. We’ll learn a little about the technique, then use
it to cover a metal hinged box.
Enjoy some outside time when creating these flowers, using Q-tips
to texture the center of the sunflower. Watercolor, oil pastels, and
your imagination will make these flowers shine. We will experiment
with doing a close-up with a viewfinder to select the composition.
Class ID 6D85: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 8-14
Class ID 6D86: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-12
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Week six – continued
Keith Haring Wire & Tape Mache People
Wednesday, July 29
H’Art of Photography
2 Wednesdays,
July 29 & August 5
Keith Haring was inspired by street art and graffiti when he took
the New York art world by surprise with his bold iconic works and
abstract, pop-art characters. We’ll create our own sculpture by
forming a figure with a wire frame, then covering it with tape. Then
we’ll paint it in a payer of acrylic paint to complete the look. You
get to take home an original statue that will enhance any room.
Dress for mess!
You will find the heart and art of photography in two very full
sessions! Learn how to focus in on abstracts, people, and nature.
Capture lighting with shadows, sunlight, and flash. Color, black and
white, inside and outside.
Bring from home: a digital camera you are familiar with, nothing
too fancy! Let the office know 1 week in advance if you need to
borrow a camera. Limited to 8 students.
Class ID 6D87: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Instructor: Kari McGrath
Class ID 6D88: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 9-13
Magnetic Personalities
Thursday, July 30
Clay: Mancala Game
Thursday, July 30
Fused Glass Sun Catchers
Thursday, July 30
Create your very own hilarious set of facial feature magnets that
can be rearranged on your tray for hours of entertainment!
Mancala is a count-and-capture game in which you move stones
around on a board with pits. We’ll create a custom board, stones,
& learn how to play the game.
Using fused glass, students will design a sun catcher that will hang
from a jump ring. A review of glass cutting and safety procedures
is held at the start of class. The pieces are fired in a kiln by the
instructor and students will be notified when they can pick them
up in the WBCA office.
Class ID 6D89: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-9
Class ID 6D90: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-14
Class ID 6D91: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 8-14
Week Seven – August 4, 5 & 6
Impressionistic Landscapes
Tuesday, August 4
Animal Masks
Tuesday & Thursday,
August 4 & 6
Learn to paint with acrylics in an impressionistic style using shape,
color, pattern, light, and darks. You will learn to focus on tone,
value, and composition instead of details.
Learn the process of paper mache while creating your own
African-inspired animal mask! We’ll make these masks in a series
of two classes. First we’ll construct a mask form, then cover it with
layers of paper mache. On day two, we’ll paint the masks with color
and pattern, then finish them off with beads, raffia, feathers, and
found objects.
13 Instructor: Kyle Frederickson
Class ID 7D92: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Class ID 7D93: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 9-12
Week seven – continued
Black and White Collage Study
Tuesday, August 4
Cartooning
Tuesday, August 4
Underwater Art
Tuesday, August 4
Sock Monsters
Wednesday, August 5
Sail Into the Sunset with Monet
August 5 & 6
Explore the world of collage with a fun selection of black and white
patterned papers. We will spend the class exploring a few different
types of collage projects.
Knowing the ins and outs of cartooning will come in handy down
the road. Many different techniques and ideas are covered to get
you started in making your own creative and silly pieces of art.
With fish, turtles, and other sea and lake creatures as our subjects
we will draw, paint, and cut beautiful, glittery artworks with lots
of color and textures. Explore multi-media art with this fun,
“can’t do it wrong” class!
Using bright, colorful, patterned socks we will craft some cute,
crazy creatures to call our own. Students will use hand-stitching
techniques we learn in class and use colorful buttons, trim, and felt
to create and embellish their stuffed friend. Class is limited to
8 students. Sign up early!
Let the sun shine when painting a sailboat, sunset, and landscape
reflected in the water by using tempera paint and brushwork.
Monet painted magnificent waterlilies and lily pads from his pond
and we will do the same with oil pastels and watercolors that will
make a great impression.
Mosaic Panel
Learn how to cut glass and assemble the pieces into a beautiful
8” X 10” mosaic panel. Glass cutting is done on the first day and
grouting the piece is done on the second day. Glass safety is
discussed. All students must wear long pants and close toe
shoes. Long hair must be pulled back.
Class ID 7D94: 9:12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Class ID 7D95: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 9-14
Class ID 7D96: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-9
Class ID 7D97: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-9
Class ID 7D98: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 9-14
Class ID 7D99: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-12
August 5 & 6
Class ID 7D00: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 8-14
Self-Portraits
Wednesday, August 5
Create Your Own Puppet!
Thursday, August 6
Joost Elffers’ Fruit and Veggie Sculptures
Thursday, August 6
What’s more fun than drawing you?! Artists have been creating
self-portraits for hundreds of years! We will explore 3 types
of self-portraits: Picasso style, graffiti, and super-hero. You
are a fabulous subject!
Using a sculpting medium we will create a character head with
color, detail, and expression. Using fabric, trims, yarn, buttons, wire,
and more we’ll piece together a body for our rod-style puppet and
learn how to put them into action.
Don’t play with your food, make art with it! Come create sculptures
with real fruits and veggies. We will study Joost Elffers’ sculptures
and make our own amazing characters. After we make our
characters, we will name them, write a story about their lives,
and sketch the sculpture. Don’t worry...you won’t have to eat
any broccoli! Please sign up at least a week in advance for
this class.
Class ID 7D01: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Class ID 7D02: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 9-12
Class ID 7D03: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-12
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Week eight – august 11, 12 & 13
Enormous Leaf Creatures
Tuesday, August 11
Recycled Art: Glass, Paper & Metal
Tuesday, August 11
Tie-Dye Techniques
Tuesday, August 11
We pass by leaves every day without much thought about it. In this
class we will use them to make extra-large creatures. Take a print
of a giant tree leaf and turn it into a colorful creature. This is a fun
way to create and show your artwork.
Make cool art from things others throw away! We’ll create art glass
from old bottles and jars, decorating them with our own drawings
and a variety of paper and decoupage medium. We will also learn
how to make paper bowls to collect our treasures and even craft
some flowers from empty soda cans!
Tie-Dye is a fun and fabulous way to add color to your life! We’ll
talk a little chemistry and history while we dye our shirts...and a
pillowcase. Participants should bring 1-2 clean, white 100%
cotton t-shirts to class, new or used.
Fantastic Universe
Class ID 8D05: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 10-14
Class ID 8D06: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Let your imagination soar in this class! The sky is literally the limit.
Bring your universe to life on canvas and boldly go where no artist
has gone before.
Tuesday, August 11
Duct Tape School Supplies
Tuesday, August 11
Piano Poetry
Tuesday, Wednesday
& Thursday, August 11,
12 & 13
Start getting excited about school by creating a cool pencil pouch
and decorating a notebook and folder using America’s favorite
adhesive!
Sing a story, write a rhyme — poetry and melody intertwine.
Invent and innovate, interact and play, discover the wonders of
songwriting today. Seek and find poetry in music, music in poetry,
and how a piano can pull it all together. Poems, lyrics, and piano
basics, this 3-day class is a high energy mix of words and melody,
rhythm and rhyme, all crafted in harmony with the personalized
attention and guidance of a published author, poet, and piano
teacher. No piano playing or poetry writing experience needed!
Stained Glass
Working with stained glass and copper foil, students will create
a one-of-a-kind piece of glass art! A review of glass cutting and
safety procedures is held at the start of class. Copper foiling of glass
pieces is followed by soldering them together. The finished piece
can be hung by copper rings that will be attached while in class.
All students must wear long pants and closed toe shoes.
Long hair must be pulled back.
Duct Tape & Fabric Lunch Bag
Add your personal touches to this trendy and durable lunch bag.
Begin designing your bag by selecting an eye-popping fabric,
adding colorful duct tape, and finishing with a magnet or Velcro
closure. If time permits, we’ll make a mini-pouch to go along with it.
15 Instructor: Kyle Frederickson
Class ID 8D04: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Class ID 8D07: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Class ID 8D08: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 8-14
Class ID 8D09: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 8-12
August 12 & 13
Class ID 8D10: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 8-14
Wednesday, August 12
Class ID 8D11: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 8-14
Week eight – continued
Matisse Cut-Outs: Paper Sculpture
Matisse used his scissors to make simple, interesting figures with
wonderful shapes. Using special scratch paper that reveals a rainbow
of color underneath, make patterns of swirls, lines, and triangles in
the figures with a wild hairdo. Put your figures onto a poster with
a background that shows them off. Also, use Matisse shapes
in a room that shows perspective, making it looks like everyone
is in the room with Matisse himself.
August 12 & 13
Class ID 8D12: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Junk Sculpture
Sculptural Needle Felting
Dale Chihuly Upcycled Plastic Sculpture
Thursday, August 13
Grid Tree Painting
Thursday, August 13
Clay: Fairy House
Thursday, August 13
We’ll empty the recycle bin and dig out the duct tape to create
funky robots, people, or animal sculptures. While stretching our
imaginations, we’ll be learning problem-solving skills used in
engineering and construction. Come ready to play!
Create 3D objects using wool fiber and barbed needles. The
possibilities are endless, depending on the sculptor’s imagination.
The lifelike quality of the wool is perfect to form animals, people,
and objects. All supplies will be provided for students to take home.
Best known for his astonishing glass sculptures, Dale Chihuly
inspires us to take old junk and turn it into something beautiful.
We’ll color, heat, and contort ordinary plastic containers to create
striking art for your garden or home!
Explore geometric and organic lines while drawing a tree on canvas
board using a grid. Then play with color while you mix your own
warm, cool, and neutral paint colors to fill in the grid shapes,
creating a balanced composition.
Legend has it that if you build a fairy house and place it in a
suitable area, a fairy will come to live there. We’ll design a nice
house, complete with furniture, and discuss options for where
to place it in order to attract fairies. Finished projects will be ready
to pick up in approximately 2 weeks.
Class ID 8D13: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Class ID 8D14: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 10-14
Class ID 8D15: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Ages 8-14
Class ID 8D16: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 9-12
Class ID 8D17: 12:30-3:00 PM
Ages 6-12
Scholarships Are Available!
Call 651.407.0597 for more information.
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Special Event
Student Art Show
Scholarships are available!
Please call WBCA at 651.407.0597
for more information.
Thursday, July 23, 3:15-4:30 PM
Muaj nyiaj pab them!
Thov hu rau WBCA ntawm
651.407.0597 yog xav
paub txog.
Save your favorite piece of art
from Imagine Art and bring it
to the Student Art Show. It
doesn’t have to be your best
piece, it can be the one you
had the most fun making. Enjoy
the excitement of sharing your work and seeing
what others did this summer too. The summer
camp instructors will be there to share in the
celebration of the funnest summer ever!
Tenemos becas disponibles
Por favor llame al WBCA
al 651.407.0597
para mayor información.
We will make every
effort to accommodate
individual needs.
Please notify the office
if you have any special
requirements.
We’ll meet Thursday, July 23, at 3:15 PM in
the Ford Family Gallery at WBCA. Parents,
grandparents, and friends are invited to the
Student Art Show from 3:30-4:30 PM.
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.
PLEASE RSVP
Haremos nuestro mejor esfuerzo
para satisfacer sus necesidades
Por favor notifique a la oficina si
tiene necesidades especiales.
Imagine Art Camp Guidelines
• Please let the office know when registering if there is anything we should be aware
of to better accommodate the needs of your child.
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• Students should wear clothes that are appropriate for art projects in case of spills.
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WBCA is for Everyone
Please notify the office if you have any special requirements.
No classes June 30, July 1 & 2
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• Please notify the office if your child is bringing a lunch, so we can ensure supervision.
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• Students must be picked up promptly at the end of class by an adult.
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• Students must be checked into class by an adult, who must leave a phone number where
they can be contacted, if needed, during the class, and sign a photo release form.
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• Do not arrive more than 5 minutes before class starts so the teachers have time to prepare.
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WHITE BEAR LAKE
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HWY 96
St. Paul
4971 Long Avenue
White Bear Lake, MN 55110
West side frontage road
of Highway 61
651.407.0597
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.
Student tuitions cover direct costs of instructors and
supplies, while memberships and other contributions help
cover critical operating expenses.
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.
$60
Adult
$50
Senior 62+
$40
Student with ID
$40
Corporate Memberships are also available, please request
information. Does your employer provide matching gifts?
We are an eligible non-profit! Leave a legacy for your
community. Include the WBCA in your estate plan. Call
Suzi Hudson, Executive Director at 651.407.0597.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Call 651.407.0597 for details.
TAX ADVANTAGE: All or a portion of class fees for children
and youth age five and up may qualify for a MN state tax
deduction. Contact your tax accountant for details.
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Address: ________________________________________________________________________________________________
City/State/Zip: _____________________________________ Email: _________________________________________________
(We do not rent, sell or trade personal information.)
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Please mail or fax this form with payment to:
White Bear Center for the Arts, 4971 Long Avenue, White Bear Lake, MN 55110
Phone: 651.407.0597 Fax: 651.429.1569
4971 Long Avenue
White Bear Lake, MN 55110
West side frontage road of Highway 61
phone: 651.407.0597
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SUMMER ART CLASSES FOR YOUTH
JUNE • JULY • AUGUST 2015 • www.WhiteBearArts.org
“¡Viva Yo!”
Photo courtesy of Paul Dols, White Bear Press
Minneapolis Guitar Quartet
with Flamenco Dancer Colette Illarde

summer art classes for youth - White Bear Center for the Arts

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