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Carlisle Arts Learning Center
Cover art by Guy Freeman
CALC
A Note from Becky~
I just picked up a little gratitude book in CALC’s Art for the
Holiday Artist Boutique. It’s so cute--I love it! It’s cheerful, and
colorful, and little--which automatically makes it cute, right?
Then I was challenged to write 8 things I am grateful for this
season on its special tiny pages and hang it on my Christmas
tree. I started off slowly, writing “Friends” on one page and
“Family” on another, and then I kept writing and turning
pages, then squeezing two things on each page...and then
three! I need a bigger book! I love that this time of year helps
me reflect on all of these things and set personal goals (not
resolutions!) for the new year. I hope that you, too, find time
to reflect, celebrate, and enjoy family and friends during this
season that becomes so busy. Happy Holidays!
Executive Director
2015
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Volunteer Spotlight!
Thank you to all of the volunteers who made the mARTini Auction, as we were told: “the best night of the year!”
Without you, we could not have made it happen!! From planning the evening through washing the tablecloths-YOU WERE AMAZING!!
Thank you to the following all around cool people:
Proficient Programmer - Carol Reed
Masterful Master of Ceremonies- Hilary Masland
Artful Art Arrangers - Cathy Stone, Linda Young
Purposeful Powerpointer - Julia Huddy
Stylesetters - Mo Madio, Jolene Gregor, Ann & Julia Light
Drinkmasters - Tara & Marc Renault,
Bryan& Elise Bartosik-Velez
Raffle Rascals - Fran Piper & Pat Craig (& Lovely Laundress)
Cheeky Checkers- Louise Manning, Liz Stone,
Lea Zikmund
Movers & Shakers- Lisa Dorrill, Tom Gregor, Dan Madio,
Laura McCracken, Jesse Marpoe, Dave Richeson,
Deb Fulham-Winston
Agile Arigato- Ashley Neward
Martini Dream Team Teens - Daniel Madio, Lydia Estes,
Maddie Carson, Katherine Long, Chas Toomey & Matt Long
Artful Arranger
Movers & Shakers
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Martini Dream Team Teen
Masterful MC
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Upcoming 2016 Exhibits
in the George B. Stuart Gallery
All Exhibits and Receptions are Free and Open to the Public
January 15 – February 6
Framing Religion: Connections and Conflicts
Opening Reception Friday, January 15, 6:30 pm
CALC’s first open juried show features over 30 artists reflecting on spiritual and religious themes.
February 12 – March 12
Annual Members’ Exhibit: Hello, Yellow
Opening Reception Friday, February 12, 6:30 pm
CALC’s annual members’ exhibit finds inspiration in everyone’s cheerful favorite!
No gloomy winter scene inside CALC!
Sponsored by Saul Ewing LLP
March 18 – April 9
Carlisle Area School District Student Show
Opening Reception Friday, March 18, 6:30
Student artists from elementary through high school are featured in this community event.
April 15 – May 14
Larry Rankin: Waterscapes, Light, Color, and Gesture
Opening Reception Friday, April 15, 6:30
New work from Rankin explores the universal and sensory appeal of water.
In the Upper Gallery: Members’ Call for Art: Living Local!
May 20 – June 18
Claire Beadon Carnell & Donna Berk Barlup:
Il Commencé à Paris
Opening Reception Friday, May 20, 6:30 pm
Two artists, one an oil painter and the other a watercolorist, capture the people and places of France.
In the Upper Gallery: Nicole Dube, Photographer, The Miranda Portraits: Lost and Found
June 24 – July 24
Jo Margolis and Michele Taber: Line and Color
Opening Reception Friday, June 24, 6:30 pm
Two artists with different medium, explore the detailed, delicate, and decisive use of line and shape.
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MEMBER ONLY OPPORTUNITIES
For Members Only
Hello, Yellow
2016 Annual Members’ Exhibit
Opens February 12
Drop of dates:
January 30 - February 5 during regular open hours
$10 Entry Fee per entry; one or two entries per member
Works must be created in the last three years from
original source and not previously exhibited at CALC.
The exhibit will be juried for prizes:
Best of Show, 2nd Place, 3rd place, Student Winner and
Honorable Mentions in media categories.
Sponsored by Saul Ewing LLP
Become a Member
Save on classes by becoming a
CALC Member Today!
Visit www.carlislearts.org to sign up or
use class registration form
Student: $20
(17 and under or enrolled in higher education)
Individual: $40
Family: $60
Guild: $100
Renaissance: $250
Visionary: $500
(includes 2 tickets to mARTini Auction)
Loyal CALC Patron: $1,000
(includes 4 tickets to mARTini Auction)
When you support CALC,
you support your community.
Thank you!
Creative Event
For Members Only
CALC Members-- Join us for a special day of art!
We will offer free classes for members of all ages-stay tuned for details!
Call for Art: Members Only
Living Local!
April 15 - May 14
A member only opportunity to share the best of living in south-central
PA! The food, the landscape, the architecture, the outdoor opportunities, the change of seasons, the people, the history....This second floor
exhibit will feature CALC artists’ take on local living.
No Entry Fee, 1 or 2 entries per member.
Drop off dates: April 2 - April 8 during regular open hours
MEMBER NEWS
The work of CALC member artist Shelby Pizzarro was
published in Stampington & Company’s Autumn 2015
issue of: “Artful Blogging” magazine.
Member Sue Marrazzo, ISAP, NCS has a collage chosen
to be in the 2016 National Collage Society’s Collage
Calendar.
Member and pastel painter Donna Mitchell won First
Place for her portrait “Rachel” in the Perry County
Council of the Arts First Annual Juried Show which runs
through January 22 at the Landis House in Newport.
Other winners at the PCCA juried show were Teri Oja,
Jean Macaluso, Geraldine Clark, and Sandra Smith.
The Peoples’ Choice award in the Pennsylvania Watercolor Society’s 36th Annual International Juried Exhibit went
to Pam Wenger of Dillsburg for “Coffee with Gwen”.
Pam recieves a $300 award from the PWS.
To be included in Member News, submit your news to:
[email protected] with the subject line: Member News
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HOMESCHOOL CLASSES
Home School Drawing,
Painting, Clay & Craft Classes
CALC’s Homeschool Classes are small in nature, designed
to boost relationships with fellow students and to maximize
low teacher to student ratio. Students will work with a variety
of art media, including ceramic hand building. Ceramic
projects will be properly finished with glazes and/or painted
techniques.
Mr. Oakes is a PA certified art teacher and ceramic artist.
Space is limited and classes are subject to a minimum of 5
enrollees & a maximum of 7 enrollees. Siblings are welcome.
Teacher: Thomas Oakes PA Certified Art instructor
Ages: 7 - 18
Fee: $90 ($80 Member)
Materials fee: $8
4 Thursdays: Jan. 28; Feb. 4, 11, 18
10:30 a.m. –12:00 p.m.
ArtWorks!
ArtWorks! is a program which allows teens to learn
and grow through creative expression, camaradery,
and community involvement.
Projects include creating props
and representing CALC as well
as the Pomfret Street businesses
in the Carlisle Halloween Parade,
creating art for public display,
and raising donations for an
annual chosen charity. Students
can apply through CALC or their
CASD school guidance counselor. Enrollment is limited. The
program is free except for a $50
materials fee.
The ArtWorks! Program is
supported in part by the Cultural
Enrichment Fund.
Home School Hand Building
Students will enjoy the joy of hand-building in clay. Space is
limited and classes are subject to a minimum of 5 enrollees
and a maximum of 12 enrollees. Siblings are welcome.
Teacher: Thomas Oakes PA Certified Art instructor
Ages: 7 - 18
Materials fee: $8
4 Thursdays: Mar. 3, 10, 17, 31
10:30 a.m. –12:00 p.m.
Olivia gets ready for
the Halloween Parade
Middle School Students:
Starting January 19
High School Students
Starting January 18
Tuesdays & Thursdays
Time: 3:15 - 5:00 p.m.
$50 Materials Fee
Mondays
Time: 3:15 - 5:00 p.m.
$50 Materials Fee
For more information, call 717-249-6973
or e-mail CALC at [email protected].
COMING THIS SUMMER at CALC
Art & Adventure Fairyland Ballet
Camp!
Camp!
Experience the outdoors through
hiking, canoeing & high ropes
adventures. Celebrate its beauty
& intensity through the arts.
Partnership between CALC &
Diakon Wilderness Center
Start thinking Summer
Camps for your kids!
CALC is THE place to be for
your up & coming artists!!
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A magical week of dance
combined with exploration
of the visual arts for preschoolers
Partnership between CALC &
Central PA Youth Ballet
June 6-10
July 11-15
Aug 8-12
Ages: 10-15
Time: 9-3pm
Cost: $215
Register for classes online at: www.carlislearts.org • or call: 717.249.6973
CLASSES FOR KIDS
NEW!
KINDERGARTEN
ENRICHMENT CLASS
This unique experience will provide your child with a
safe and comfortable environment where they can explore ideas & activities in language, art, music, science
& more! Though similar to the Kindergarten classes
offered in the district, these classes will be represented
with fewer students and will move at the pace of the
children. It is important to note that while there may be
a schedule it is not important that we get through everything in one day and the class is free to move in a new
direction with the children’s curiosity. We look forward
to this new opportunity to work with your children.
8 Tuesdays: January 12 - March 1
9:00-10:30 am
or
1:00-2:30 pm
Cost: $90 ($80 member)
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The Art
of Improv
with Josh Eisenberg
6 Thursdays
Feb. 4, 18, 25; Mar 3, 10, 17
7:00-8:00 p.m.
Ages: 5th - 8th Grade
$45 ($40 members)
Mini-Date Night !
For a Mini Date Night, bring the kiddos to CALC for
2 hours of creative fun plus a pizza meal & juice.
Cost is $25 for the first child and $15 for siblings.
Fridays from 5:00-7:00 p.m.
Valentines Day
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Friday, February 12
Students will be sure to love today’s sweet art projects
as we print, paint, and more!
Happy Mother’s Day
Friday, May 6
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Join us at CALC to create some sweet and special gifts
for the caring women in your life.
SCHOOL’S OUT, ART’S IN!
CALC offers fun, creative and educational art
programs for elementary and middle school
children on “days off.” Classes are facilitated
by trained CALC staff and art teachers and
promise to provide a stimulating, supportive atmosphere for your child. Program includes all materials for projects, mid-morning
snacks, pizza lunch and drink.
AGES: 5-12
TIME: 9 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
*FEE: $65 ($55 members)
*Includes lunch & snacks
Be Heard!
Monday, January 18
Students will create and learn about the power
of words through text in art. We will spend the
day collaging, printing, and expressing our own
voices through art.
Happy Birthday Mr. Presidents!
*Thursday, February 11
*Friday, February 12
Spend your president’s day with us. Become a
leader through art.
*register for each class separately
Hippity Hop!
Friday, March 25
Come down the rabbit hole with
us and share in some art treats!
Spring Fever!
Friday, May 13
Why does CASD give everyone the day off for
Prom? Who cares, it’s a day off-we’ll take it!
WISH LIST
CALC offers an enormous amount of free summer
programming for children and teens.
Monetary donations or art material donations are
greatly appreciated- especially:
Acrylic Paint, Black & Colored Sharpies, Paper
Towel, Card Stock Paper, Easels,
Extension CordsYogurt Cups, Baby Food Jars,
Cordless Drill, Hand Truck
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ONE & TWO DAY WORKSHOPS
“LIVE CREATIVELY” Workshops
Get your creative hats on and head over to CALC for these
fun, “Make & Take” workshops. Perfect fit for all skill levels
and our busy lives. Snacks & beverages are provided to
enhance the fun experience.
$10 per workshop + Material fees
Material fee is determined by class
Teen to Adult • Classes begin at 6:30 p.m.
Recycled Jewelry
Date: Wednesday, February 10
Artist: Demi Hauseman
In this workshop, we will use your
old or broken jewelry in new ways.
Create new pieces by re-purposing
old ones. Please bring old or broken
jewelry pieces that you would like
to recycle or repurpose. You should
also bring a new chain for your
repurposed necklace. Extra beads,
jump rings, jewelers tools, and some
ear wires will be provided.
Materials fee: $10
Mica Leaf Pendants
Date: Wednesday, March 9
Artist: Lori Yingst
I will show you how to use the unique
properties of mica powders to create a
pendant with a striking graphic design
and beautiful glowing metallic colors. You will go home
with a completed pendant for yourself.
Materials fee: $10
Mosaic
Date: Wednesday, April 13
Artist: Lori Yingst
April showers bring many flowers!
Create your own one of a kind
mosaic garden pot or gazing ball
for your garden.
Materials fee: $15
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Art with Unconventional Materials
Teacher: Carol Reed
Ages: Teen/Adult
2 Tuesdays • February 10, 24
Time: 7:00- 8:30 pm
Cost: $50 ($45 members)
Material Fee: $25
Art is all around you and can be made with the strangest things. Come and explore some unusual art supplies from common materials. We will explore some
of the instructor’s favorites in the first session. Please
bring an unconventional (not found in the art or craft
supply store – hardware store is okay, but no paint
please!) art material with you to class and we will
figure out how to use it in the second class. Flat and
sculptural art will be created. This is a great way to
break out of a slump!
Create a Sketchbook!
Teacher: Carol Reed
Ages: Teen/Adult
2 Saturdays • April 9, 16
Time: 10:00- approx.11:30 am
Material Fee: $20
Create a personal sketchbook from top to bottom. In
the first session create your own cover fabric using
marbeling or wax resist methods. Extra fabric will be
created for other projects you might have. In the second session you will put the book together, learning to
sew folios and gluing end pages along the way.
Create a Sketchbook - short version
Teacher: Carol Reed
Ages: Teen/Adult
Saturday April 16
Time: 10:00- approx.11:30 am
Material Fee: $10
Join us for our second session of sketchbook creation
only.
Bring a fun piece of fabric from home and turn it into a
4” x 6”sketch book by the end of the class. See above
description. Fabric should be at least 16” x 8”.
ONE & TWO DAY WORKSHOPS
A Creative Night Out!
Each Creative Night Out! includes
all materials & instruction, as well as
refreshments, in a supportive and enjoyable
atmosphere suitable for every experience level.
Cost: $40 ($35 Member) + $20 materials
Teacher: Cathy Stone
Matisse Cut Outs
Thursday, January 21 • 7 p.m.
We’ll use hand-painted papers to create collages in the
style of the blockbuster exhibit recently at the MOMA.
Yellow Chrysanthemum
ONE NIGHT WORKSHOP
Porcelain Pendants
Date: Thursday, January 7
6:30 p.m.
Artist: Kirsten Olson
Design your very own pendant from the finest of
clay- porcelain! In this class you will sculpt, decorate,
and fashion your own unique piece of wearable art.
Class fee: $25 + Material fee: $25
you’ll have time to create 3-4 pendants
for yourself or to give as gifts
Thursday February 18 • 7 p.m.
Inspired by Japanese Kimono patterns and
the CALC ”Hello, Yellow” exhibit.
Finger Painting for All!
Thursday, March 24 • 7 p.m.
Let your inner child play in this evening of finger painting.
Traditional finger paint & acrylic paint will be used to create
abstract & landscape style works. Latex gloves will be provided. Come, have fun & please wear old clothes!
Irises in the Garden
Thursday, April 21 • 7 p.m.
Inspired by Van Gogh’s lush colorful paintings.
Paris Dream
Thursday, May 26 • 7 p.m.
Ethereal and romantic, inspired by Marc Chagall and
the CALC “Commencé à Paris”exhibit.
Miniature Garden
Workshop
Artist: Lori Yingst
Ages: Teen/Adult
2 Saturdays: March 5 & 12
10:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Material Fee: $40
The art of miniature gardening is the art of imagination.
These whimsical mini gardens bring the playful kid out in all of
us. Each miniature garden scene you create is a tiny work of art.
The first session you will create elements for your garden and the
second session put it all together.
A Creative Night Out!
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Girls Night~Guys Night~Date Night
Fun Night!
Teacher: Thom Bissey
Cost per session:
$35 member/$40 non-member
plus $20 materials fee per session
Classes start at 7 p.m.
A new and fun night out at CALC.
Class & materials fee includes all materials and
instruction as well as bevvies and snacks.
All skill levels welcome--our experienced
potter, Thom Bissey, will insure that you’ll
create a successful piece.
Choose hand building or wheel throwing.
Friday, January 29
Friday, February 26
Friday, April 8
(Each Date is a separate class)
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PAINTING
WATERCOLOR
The Impact of Small Abstract Paintings
Watercolor Ways, Part ll
The visual impact of small abstract paintings on board will
be explored. Painting on boards no larger that 8” x 8”, and
using a limited color palette. Students will use non-traditional
implements to move paint in an interesting manner.
This class will build on the Fall Watercolor Ways class
and some prior watercolor painting is helpful. Linda
will take students through many different ways to paint
with watercolor for different results. Work from photographs provided or from your own and discover ways
to paint clouds, fog atmospheric landscapes, winter’s
snow scenes and other subjects as discussed in class.
Some materials are available to purchase from teacher.
Teacher: David Reinbold
Ages: 16 – Adult
6:30 – 8:00 p.m.
4 Thursdays
Feb. 25; Mar. 3, 10, 17
Fee: $90 ($85 members)
Materials list provided upon registration
David Reinbold has a BFA in Fine Arts and a MFA in Drawing and Painting. He has taught college level students in
the disciplines of life drawing, painting, conte drawing, and
computer graphics. David’s drawings and paintings are included in private, corporate and museum collections in the
United States and abroad, and have been reproduced in the
David P. Richards Northlight Book, “How to Discover Your
Personal Painting Style”, The Artist’s Magazine and Quest
Magazine (Theosophical Society).
Teacher: Linda Young, PWS, BWS
Ages: Adults and Seniors
1:00-4:00 p.m.
6 Tuesdays
Jan. 12, 19, 26; Feb. 2, 9, 16
Linda Young, PWS, BWS, has earned a signature artist
status with the Pennsylvania Watercolor Society and
Baltimore Watercolor Society; also a member artist of the
Susquehanna Valley Plein Air Painters. She has taken many
workshops with professional artists from all over the U.S.
and passes along the information she learns to her students.
www.lindayoungwatercolors.com
Group programs in ceramics
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Programs designed specifically for your group or
organization. Perfect for field trips, scout troops,
homeschool students, etc. Class content and
scheduling are coordinated with the instructor.
Class cost covers instruction, materials and
kiln firing where appropriate.
Contact CALC for more information:
(717) 249-6973
PHOTOGRAPHY
Fundamentals of Photography
Teacher: Guy Freeman
Ages: 12 – Adult
6:30 - 8:00 p.m.
6 Tuesdays
Session A: Jan. 5, 12, 19, 26; Feb. 2, 9
Session B: Feb. 23; Mar. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29
Session C: Apr. 19, 26; May 3, 10, 17, 24
This is a course for beginner and intermediate photographers. Digital components, camera functions common to
most photographic instruments, exposure, depth of field,
composition and solutions to typical camera challenges will
be discussed in this fun and energetic class. Small weekly
projects will be assigned to help students understand the
class concepts through their own explorations.
Advanced Photography
Ages: 12 – Adult
6:30 - 8:00 p.m.
6 Mondays
Session A: Feb. 22; 29; Mar. 7, 14, 21, 28
Session B: Apr. 11, 18, 25; May 2, 9, 16
This class serves as another step on the journey. It continues
to engage students in a variety of photographic topics with
a focus on students’ individual growth as photographers.
This class will cover some of the more creative aspects of
photographic work. Weekly projects will be assigned to
help students achieve a greater potential through a wider
understanding of photographic possibilities.
Introduction to PhotoShop
for Photographers
Ages: 12 – Adult
6:30 - 8:00 p.m.
6 Wednesdays
Apr. 6, 13, 20, 27; May 4, 11
Guy Freeman has worked as a professional photographer
for more than thirty-two years. Alongside his commercial
experience serving the corporate and industrial markets,
he’s always maintained a vibrant interest in the Fine Art side
of the medium. Photography has been his life. As it is with
many photographers, his commercial work has coexisted
with and supported his personal work. He
has been teaching photography at CALC
since 1999 and his work has been included in the Art of the State show at the State
Museum in Harrisburg.
GLASS BLOWING
Glassblowing Date Night
Teacher: Michael Peluso
Ages: 16 – Adult
Materials Fee: $50
Class will be held in Michael Peluso’s studio in Dover, PA.
Directions will be provided upon registration
Dates:
January 14 • February 11 • March 10 • April 14
Each Thursday is a separate class
Time: 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Perfect for couples, friends, a parent & child, birthdays,
anniversaries, Valentine’s Day, or any other celebration!
Class is for two people who want to learn something
new together. You will learn the basics of glass blowing;
shaping and blowing a small vase or flower will be the
focus. You will walk away from this with some fun glass
objects that you made and a very memorable and unique
evening with one another.
No prior glass working experience is required.
Michael Peluso has studied at the soft glass studio of
Harrisburg Area Community College, where he received a
degree in visual art & design. Michael has taken numerous
classes at The Studio of the Corning Museum of Glass in
Corning, NY. Michael currently operates a soft glass and
flameworking studio in Dover, PA.
This is an introductory class for photographers seeking to
learn PhotoShop basics. Access to a laptop computer and
the Adobe Photoshop 11 program (at least) is a prerequisite.
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CERAMICS AT CALC
Don & Marjie Mowery Classroom & Ceramic Studio
MONDAY Night Wheel Throwing
Teacher: Kurt Brantner
Ages 12 – Adult
6:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Session A: Dec. 14, 21, 28; Jan. 4, 11, 18
Session B: Feb. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Mar. 7
Session C: Mar. 21, 28; Apr. 4, 11, 18, 25
Session D: May 9, 16, 23, 30; June 6, 13
Fee: $165 ($150 member)
Material fee: $18
Weekly demonstrations will be followed by studio time
for students to focus on personal techniques. Students of
all skill levels will be given individual instruction on an
as needed basis and will be encouraged to participate in
discussions about the ceramic medium and it’s relationship
to art and to society.
TUESDAY Night Wheel Throwing
Teacher: Tom Oakes
Age: 12 – Adult
7:00 – 9:00 p.m.
Ages: 12 – Adult (Children welcome with Supervision of Adult)
Hours: Tuesday – Friday 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.,
NEW - extended hours: 6:30-9:00 p.m. Thursdays w/ Sarah Kersh
Saturday 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Fee: $10/session (members $8) OR
$25/3-session punch card (members $20)
$45/6 session punch card (members $40)
Firing fee: Average price is $1/piece
Glazing firing fee: Average price is $2/piece
Experienced clay artists are welcome to throw or hand
build during open clay studio hours. Basic studio tools are
available for community use and clay may be purchased for
the following prices:
½ bag of Clay (12.5 lbs.): $9
Full bag of Clay (25 lbs.): $18
About Our Teachers:
Session A: January 12, 19, 26
Session B: February 9, 16, 23
Session C: March 8, 15, 22
Materials fee: $10
Experience the joy of Wheel Throwing. Personal and
small group instruction will introduce beginners or add
on to intermediate or advanced student needs. You will
experience wheel throwing and an introduction to the
CALC Ceramic Studio. Students will throw on the wheel
at the first class, trim during the second class, and glaze
during the last class.
WEDNESDAY Night Hand building
Teacher: Tom Oakes
Age: 12 – Adult
7:00 – 9:00 p.m.
Session A: January 13, 20, 27
Session B: March 9, 16, 23
Materials fee: $10
Experience the joy of Hand Building. Personal and small
group instruction will introduce beginners or add on to
intermediate or advanced student needs. You will experience a hand building slab project and an introduction to
the CALC Ceramic Studio. Students will prepare their slab
project at the first class, assemble during the second class,
and glaze during the last class.
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OCS: Open Clay Studio
Thomas Oakes, Clay Technician; BA in Art Education—Kutztown University, Pennsylvania; Certified Art Teacher-grades
K-12; Ceramicist, Instructor at CALC; President of the Board
at CALC 2008. Taught elementary art for 10 years and now
teaches art classes at CALC to all ages and skill levels while
continuing to make pottery for commissioned work and for
sale. His ceramic focus is on large platters, sculptural pots
and geometric boxes.
Kurt Brantner, Ceramicist and Artist-In-Residence at CALC.
Graduated from Kutztown University, Kutztown, PA with a
BFA in painting. He worked in NC at Dirt Works Pottery for a
one year apprenticeship, then continued there as a production and studio potter. His studio is in Boiling Springs, PA.
Thom Bissey has been a professional potter since 1987. He
was educated in high-fire ceramics but moved to
alternative firing experimentation. His work has been shown
nationally and internationally.
Maureen Joyce studied at Carnegie Mellon University, Pitt
University and currently studies at Harrisburg Area Community College. ‘MoJo’ had the opportunity to study in Black
Mountain, NC where she rekindled her love of clay and its
creative possibilities.
Wheel Throwing Private Instruction
Instructor: Thom Bissey
3 sessions, 2 hours per session
All skill levels, from beginner to large pots
CERAMICS WORKSHOPS
Make-A-Mug
Teacher: Maureen Joyce
Ages: 14 – Adult
For beginners and novices
Thursday, Jan. 21 • 6:00-8:00 p.m.
Materials fee: $8
Create your own character on a prepared form; Maureen
will walk you through the process and help you finish off
the piece with a handle for your mug!
Make-A-Face
Ages: 14 – Adult
Wednesday, February 24 • 6:00-8:00 p.m.
Materials fee: $8
Maureen will show you how to sculpt
a clay form into a character of your own.
All materials are supplied, no experience required.
Try it Out! - RAKU Workshop
Ages: 14 – Adult
Thursday, April 7 • 6:00-8:00 p.m.
Materials fee: $8
DRAWING
Introduction to Pastel
Teacher: Kim Stone
Ages: 19 - Adult
5 Mondays • February 1, 8, 15, 22, 29
6:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Introduction to the medium of Pastel will include hands on
experience with different types of soft pastel on sanded paper.
We will begin with a still life and move on to landscape subject matter. Please have at least 20 pastels for the first class in
a variety of warm, cool and neutral colors. You may purchase
paper from the instructor.
Continuing Pastel
Teacher: Kim Stone
Ages: 19 - Adult
5 Mondays • March 28; April 4, 11, 18, 25
6:00 - 8:30 p.m.
This class will continue our work of the first class and further
explore preliminary planning for better composition. Center
of interest, color intensity and value will be continued in more
depth. We will discuss and experiment with various under
painting techniques. Receive a supply list upon signing up.
View the instructor’s work at: www.kimlackeystone.com
Coffee Shop Figure Sketching
RAKU participants will glaze and fire a prepared form
that you will take home that night. This ancient Japanese
process of ceramics yields dramatic results!
Ages: 16 – Adult
Materials fee: $5
Cut it Out!
4 Saturdays • Jan. 30; Feb. 6, 13, 20
11:00 – 12:30 p.m.
Ceramic Lanterns
Ages: 12 – Adult
For beginners & novices
*2 Wednesdays:
(*register for ea. class separately)
Jan. 28 and March 23 • 6:00-8:00 p.m.
Materials fee: $10
All participants are given a pre-thrown form and instructed
on how to cut it out and turn their creation into a lantern.
Choose your glaze, we will fire it and in a few weeks you
can pick up your finished pieces!
All materials & tools are provided, no experience needed.
Some tools used are sharp knives and adult supervision is
needed for younger participants.
Students should have Basic Life Drawing classes before
taking this class. Line drawing will be discussed as it pertains
to clothed figures in an environment. Contour line drawing
will also be discussed. www.davereinbold.com
The Art of the Doodle
Ages: 16 – Adult
Materials fee: $5
5 Saturdays • Feb. 27; Mar. 5, 12, 19, 26
11:00 – 12:30 p.m.
Students should have Basic Life Drawing classes before taking
this class. Line drawing will be discussed as it pertains to
clothed figures in an environment. Contour line drawing will
also be discussed. www.davereinbold.com
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ART GROUPS AT CALC
S.E.E. ART SALON
Sharing, Exploring & Experiencing ART
S.E.E. Art Salon is open to those who are interested in and
have respect for the history of the visual arts and a belief
in the inherent value of the arts to the community and to
individuals.
Art discussions are facilitated by experienced artists and
professors and take place in CALC’s gallery. All discussions
are meant to be fun and creatively invigorating. Beverages &
snacks are always ever present at CALC!
FREE and open to the public.
Tuesday, January 12 - 7:00 p.m.
Religion and Art: A Matter of Faith
Tuesday, April 12 - 7:00 p.m.
Regarding Three Artists:
The Evolving Dynamic between Patronage and
Content - Da Vinci, Vermeer & Sargent
Facilitator: Guy Freeman, Photographer, Designer & Instructor
Tuesday, May 10 - Lecture at CALC at 1:00 p.m.
Walking Tour at 7:00 p.m. from the former
Allison Methodist Church, Mooreland Ave.
The Architecture of Old Mooreland,
Carlisle, PA
Facilitator: Wendy Pires, Arts Educator
Facilitator: Elisabeth Jacobsen, Sculptor, Freelance Designer,
Illustrator, Author, Teacher, Faculty Member, Fashion Institute
of Technology, NY-Retired
Former Allison
Methodist Church,
Carlisle, PA
Sheilded Madonna by Elisabeth Jacobsen
Tuesday, February 9 - 1:00 p.m.
Land Art
Facilitator: Demi Hauseman, Arts Educator
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Tuesday, March 8 - 1:00 p.m.
Celebration of International
Women’s Day & S.W.A.N. Day
(Support Women Artists Now)
Discussion oftwo diverse and talented international
women artistsL ouise Bourgeois and Salma Arastu
Circles
by Louise
Bourgeois
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My Destiny by Salma Arastu
Sunday, April 17, 2016 • 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Bus Trip: The National Gallery,
Washington DC
Don’t Miss this Bus! The S.E.E. Art Salon is hitting the road!
Join us for a day at the National Gallery in Washington D.C.
Whether you can attend Guy Freeman’s lecture or not-please join us for an art-filled adventure.
Departing at 8:00 a.m. at CALC • Returning at 6:00 p.m.
$60 (Does not include lunch)
The CALC Team:
Becky Richeson
Executive Director
Maureen Madio
Education Director
Louise Manning
Membership Coordinator
Tom Oakes
Clay Technician
Kay Santoff
Reception Coordinator
Catherine Stone
Exhibit & Sales Gallery Coordinator
DRAW Group at CALC
Facilitator: Stephanie Thompson
Dates: 2nd Saturday of every month
10:30 a.m. - Noon
Fee: FREE!
The artist group DRAW is open to anyone with a passion
for the arts but will focus on those with a professional
interest. The group is informal and will dedicate its time to
helping artists to grow in a friendly and inspiring atmosphere. Bring a piece of personal art to the first gathering
for discussion. We will schedule dates to meet, draw
and paint together indoors and out as well as general art
discussions.
For more information, contact Stephanie Thompson at:
[email protected]
Don’t see a Class or Workshop that suits
your creative needs? Want to bring your
group for a special outing or fieldtrip?
CALC Board of Directors:
Heather Kramer, President
Linda Young, Vice President
Laura Portillo, Treasurer
Deb Fulham Winston, Secy.
Kurt Brantner
Steve Capone
Pat Craig
Michael Garrity
Bessie Jamieson
Richard Leigh
Mary Jane Sausser
ART EXPLORATION
WITH CALC ARTISTS
Ages 6 - Adult
Dates and times are flexible
and arranged with instructor
Cost: $30 (Members $25) per hour lesson
Call for group rates
Personalized lessons to fit all personalities, ages,
and art mediums. These individual or small
group classes will offer the opportunity to learn
about painting, ceramics, mixed medium, printmaking, collage...the list goes on. There are no
prerequisites. Your interests are our interests!
Call 717-249-6973 to arrange a class.
CALC Refund Policy for Art Classes
Carlisle Arts Learning Center does not provide a
cash refund for cancellation of art classes, unless the
class is cancelled by CALC. If the student cancels
with a notice of at least 30 days prior to the start of
the class a gift certificate will be issued for 100% of
the class fee. If the student cancels with less than 30
days prior notice a gift certificate will be issued for
90% of the class value.
Scholarship Opportunities!

The Chris Thorpe Foundation is dedicated to
providing lifelong learning opportunities for those
who choose to follow a path of personal achievement
and civil responsibility- values that Chris shared.
The foundation is happy to offer scholarships for
art classes at CALC to youth and adults.
Pick up an application at CALC!
G.B. Stuart
Charitable Foundation
• Carlisle, Pennsylvania •
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