Fall I - Crealde School of Art

metal folding and forging processes, as applicable to
jewelry making.
tive from a digital file/inkjet printer. Students can use
the negative with a variety of historical printing processes, as well as traditional darkroom film processing.
July 26 and August 2
Clay Clock Cases Adult/Child Workshop with
Doug Bringle. This summer, design and make your
own clock case of clay and never lose track of time
again. Batteries not included.
October 3
Understanding Metering & Exposure
Workshop with Michael van Gelder. Ever
wonder why your images do not look like the ones
you envisioned in your mind’s eye? Create the images
you desire by understanding how light works and how
your camera sees it. Get in touch with how to use
the best metering settings to get the best exposures.
July 31
Crealdé Photography Guild Presentation.
Program to be announced.
August 7 and 8
Cup-A-Thon XXXI – Showalter Hughes
Community Gallery. Hundreds of one-of-a-kind
handmade ceramic cups and bowls created by Crealdé
artists, students and friends are offered for sale. 7-10
p.m. Friday and Saturday.
August 15 – 29
33rd Summer ArtCamp Student Exhibition –
Showalter Hughes Community Gallery. Since
1982, Crealdé has presented an annual exhibition
featuring works of art from each of the Summer
ArtCamp participants, including painting, drawing,
printmaking, ceramics, sculpture and photography.
Reception 5-7 p.m. Saturday, August 15.
August 28
Crealdé Photography Guild Presentation.
Program to be announced.
Fall I
August 17 – October 10
Crealdé Fall I Session. More than 125 classes and
workshops for adults and children in painting, drawing,
printmaking, ceramics, sculpture, digital and film
photography, jewelry, stained glass and fiber arts.
September 4
Monthly Date Night Ceramics Workshop with
Vadim and Meredith Malkin. The hosts will walk
you and your partner through clay projects that will
make a fantastic date night. Beginners welcome;
materials included. Bring some wine, and we’ll provide
the snacks. Also October 2.
September 8 – November 1
The Art of Fellowship in Painting & Drawing
– Showalter Hughes Community Gallery.
Emerging artists from Crealdé’s Painting & Drawing
program share their talent and diverse techniques
in work produced during their Fellowships. Since
1978, the Crealdé Fellowship Program has mentored
hundreds of students through this work-study
exchange, with many becoming professional exhibiting
artists. Curated by Barbara Tiffany, Director, Painting
& Drawing. The reception is 6-8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 25.
“Out of the Box” quilt by Edna J. Patterson-Petty
September 11 – December 30
The Sum of Many Parts: Quiltmakers in
Contemporary America – Jenkins Gallery
and Heritage Center. Crealdé will be one of the
first domestic hosts for this internationally traveled
exhibition by leading quilt artists from across the
United States. Artists include traditional Native
American quilter Bonnie LeBeau, from South Dakota;
Dottie Moore of North Carolina; Erick Wolfmeyer
of Iowa; and Louisiana Bendolph from Alabama,
following the 19th-century tradition of Gee’s Bend
quilts. The exhibition is a program of Exhibits USA and
the National Endowment for the Arts. This two-venue
exhibition will also feature a display of locally created
quilts curated by folklorist Dr. Kristin Congdon.
Educational opportunities for adults and children
include visiting artist workshops, the inauguration of
Crealde’s state-of-the-art longarm quilting machine,
a resource library and film screenings. The reception
is 7-8:30 p.m. Friday, Sept.. 11, at the Jenkins Gallery,
followed by a continued reception with live music 8:3010 p.m. at Hannibal Square Heritage Center.
September 20 and 27
Jack-o’-Lanterns: A Holiday Tradition in Clay
Adult/Child Workshop with Doug Bringle.
Carve the clay pumpkins you create into jack-o’lanterns of your screams to delight you and your trick
or treaters for Halloweens to come. Directions are clear
so all can create these family heirlooms. For ages 5 and
up plus adult.
October 3
Travel the Back Roads to Historic Places
Along the Indian River Workshop with Peter
Schreyer. Explore architectural and cultural treasures
along the back roads of Volusia and Lake counties.
Participants cross the St. Johns River on a 19th-century
ferry and travel on a dirt road through the Ocala
National Forest. Photographic opportunities include
the natural and man-made landscape, local landmarks
and interiors of historical buildings. Includes
demonstrations, lunch and a follow-up review.
October 4
Introduction to Repoussé Workshop with
Stefan Alexandres. See February 15 description.
“Palms” by Larry Moore
September 26
Portrait Drawing for Teens Workshop with
Barbara Young. Draw the human face and learn to
see the planes of the face and develop eye-and-hand
coordination to achieve a likeness of the model. Feel
free to bring a drink and snack. Ages 13-17
October 15 – 17
Raising the Bar: Painting the Florida
Landscape in Oils Workshop with Larry
Moore. This three-day workshop will focus on moving
your work to the next level. The instructor will show
how to capitalize on your strengths and work on your
weaknesses. Emphasis will be on drawing, color
and value, shape, form, edge and brushwork. Required
skill level is intermediate to advanced. Students will be
working from their own photos.
September 26
Making Digital Negatives Workshop with Jon
Manchester. Learn techniques used to create a nega-
October 30
Crealdé Photography Guild Presentation.
Program to be announced.
Fall II
October 19 – December 12
Crealdé Fall II Session. More than 125 classes
and workshops for adults and children in painting,
drawing, printmaking, ceramics, sculpture, digital and
film photography, jewelry, stained glass and fiber arts.
October 24
Platinum Printing Workshop with Jon
Manchester. Learn techniques for making fine art
platinum prints, a historical process that gives the
photograph a unique visual quality and excellent
archival properties.
October 24 and 25
Introduction to Welding with David Cumbie.
Design small sculptures over a weekend. Practice
cutting and basic welding techniques, while creating
artwork from found objects. Materials are included.
Also November 14-15, December 12-13.
November 6
Monthly Date Night Ceramics Workshop with
Vadim and Meredith Malkin. The hosts will walk
you and your partner through clay projects that will
make a fantastic date night. Beginners welcome;
materials included. Bring some wine, and we’ll
provide the snacks. Also December 4.
November 6 – December 30
Florida Sculpture Guild Presents
La Creatura – Showalter Hughes
Community Gallery. Crealdé hosts a juried
exhibition of imaginative works in a variety of media
by established and emerging members of the Florida
Sculptors Guild depicting figurative and abstract
creatures in human and animal form. Curated by
Florida Sculptors Guild member Peter Forster and
Crealdé’s David Cumbie. The reception is 6-8 p.m.
Friday, November 6.
November 15
Cold Connections and Riveting Workshop
with Stefan Alexandres. See April 19 description.
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December 5
Cell Phone – Photo Montage Adult/Child
Workshop with Laurie Hagemaier. Create
a photographic work of art using your cell phone
camera. The photographs we take in the morning will
be printed in our digital darkroom and assembled
in a Cubist-photo masterpiece on canvas. Supplies
included. Ages 8 and up plus adult.
December 5
Create Fused Glass Jewelry. Enjoy this
introduction to dichroic glass fusing and discover
kiln-fired glass. Students will see the kiln fired, learn
about dazzling dichroic glass, glass-cutting skills and
design elements. Make five to six pieces of jewelry.
December 5 and 6
Crealdé Holiday Art Sale. Shop for one-of-a-kind
gifts made by Crealdé artists in ceramics, stained
glass, jewelry, photography, paintings and sculpture.
Hours 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday.
December 6 and 13
Christmas Trees: A Holiday Tradition in Clay
Adult/Child Workshop with Doug Bringle.
Make colorful clay Christmas trees, complete with
your personal handmade ornaments. Directions are
clear so everyone can create a yuletide treasure. For
ages 5 and up plus adult.
December 12
A Personal Masterpiece Adult/Child
Workshop with Patricia Byron. Experience
the wonders of fine art with your little one while
re-creating a masterpiece on canvas. Whether it’s a
Van Gogh, Picasso or Warhol, roll up your sleeves and
dive into colorful acrylics! Ages 4-8 with adult.
December 15 and December 16
Painting Crystal and Flowers in Watercolor
Workshop with Susanna Spann. Based on
her book of the same title, this workshop teaches
skills necessary to paint these ethereal textures. The
internationally exhibited artist covers exercises in
value scales, compositional elements, color theory
and subject ideas.
Crealdé School of Art is a communitybased nonprofit art organization established
in 1975, featuring an affordable, sequential
curriculum of over 125 studio courses and
workshops for adults and children in painting,
drawing, printmaking, ceramics, sculpture,
digital and film photography, jewelry, stained
glass and fiber arts, with hands-on experience
emphasized. Crealdé also offers an awardwinning scholarship and outreach program
to special populations from the diverse
Central Florida community. Our two galleries
present changing multidisciplinary visual art
exhibitions by artists from Florida, the nation
and the world. The Contemporary Sculpture
Garden showcases over 60 outdoor pieces of art.
A limited number of classes are held at the Jessie
Brock Community Center in Winter Garden.
Crealdé’s main campus is located off Aloma
Avenue at 600 St. Andrews Blvd., Winter Park,
FL, 32792. The office and galleries are open 9
a.m-4 p.m. Monday-Thursday, and 9 a.m.–1
p.m. Friday and Saturday. Phone 407-671-1886.
642 W. New England Avenue
The Hannibal Square Heritage Center,
Winter Park, Florida 32789 U.S.A.
Crealdé’s second campus, represents a
407.539.2680
partnership with the City of Winter Park,
and pays tribute to the past, present and
future contributions of Winter Park’s AfricanAmerican community through a unique
collection of historic photographs and oral
histories. Established by Crealdé in 2007, the
center also features visual art exhibitions and
educational programs that explore Southern
folklore and cultural preservation. Visit and
share an inspiring history told by the people
who have lived it. Free admission.
The Heritage Center is located in downtown
Winter Park, 642 W. New England Ave., Winter
Park, FL, 32789. The galleries are open noon-4
p.m. Tuesday-Thursday, noon-5 p.m. Friday and
10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday. Phone 407-539-2680.
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CALENDAR OF EXHIBITIONS, WORKSHOPS AND SPECIAL EVENTS
CELEBRATING
COMMUNITY ARTS
SINCE 1975
Cover images: From left, “Metamorphosis” quilt by Dottie Moore; “Coded in Success” sculpture by Robert Lawarre; “Wheel Wall” photograph by Colin Young from Storytellers XVI: Geneva.
Winter
Through January 27
Visionary Bill Jenkins: Crealdé Founder,
Artist and Philanthropist — Jenkins Gallery
and Heritage Center. In celebration of Crealdé’s
40th anniversary, we remember late founder William
Sterling Jenkins (1909-1996) in a two-gallery
presentation. Trained as an artist in Europe and Mexico
in the 1930s, he produced a body of landscape and
portrait paintings influenced by the places he traveled
to as a young man, and the changing cultural landscape
of his native American South.
January 17
Fourth Annual A Night of Fire at Crealdé.
The school comes alive after dark with an evening of
hands-on workshops and demonstrations, including
a bronze pour, raku firing and a light-painting
photography display over the lake. Tour the studios
and galleries, and register for classes. Enjoy live music,
refreshments and storytelling around the fire. Food
from the grill provided by Millers Hardware. From 5-8
p.m. Saturday at the Crealdé main campus. Free.
“Sandhill Cranes on Dune” by Barbara Young
January 17 – April 4
Director’s Choice V — Showalter Hughes
Community Gallery. View recent work of faculty
artists from the Crealdé Young Artist Program in
photography, painting, drawing, ceramics, sculpture
and fiber arts. The opening reception will be held in
conjunction with A Night of Fire, 5-8 p.m. Saturday,
January 17.
January 18 and 19
13th Annual Unity Heritage Festival. In honor of
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the annual festival is held in
Shady Park, across from the Hannibal Square Heritage
Center. Enjoy live music, dance, children’s art activities,
and soul food. Take a tour of the Heritage Center.
Hours 1-5 p.m. Sunday and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday.
January 20 – March 16
Crealdé Winter Session. More than 125 classes and
workshops for adults and children in painting, drawing,
printmaking, ceramics, sculpture, digital and film
photography, jewelry, stained glass and fiber arts.
January 21
Digital Printing Lab Workshops with
Sherri Bunye. Learn the fundamentals of print,
including how to adjust printer and computer settings
for quality prints and select paper types in this
introduction to the digital darkroom and finishing
area. Also February 11, March 18 and March 25.
January 24 and 25
Introduction to Welding with David Cumbie.
Design small sculptures over a weekend. Practice
cutting and basic welding techniques, while creating
artwork from found objects. Materials are included.
Also January 24-25, February 21-22, March 14-15.
January 30
Crealdé Photography Guild Presentation. Peter
Schreyer discusses his new solo exhibition at Cornell
Fine Arts Museum, Peter Schreyer: Returning Home.
January 31
Matting & Framing Workshop with Jon
Manchester. Bring matting and framing supplies and
learn to cut custom single-window mats and assemble
your frames with a professional mat cutter.
January 31
Travel the Back Roads to Historic Places
Along the Indian River with Peter Schreyer.
Explore hidden architectural and cultural treasures
along the Indian River between Cape Canaveral and
Ponce Inlet. Participants will be able to photograph
historic small-town architecture, picturesque river
landscapes, fish camps, a late 19th-century homestead,
an ancient Indian Mound and the beautifully restored
lighthouse at Ponce Inlet. Demonstrations, lunch at
a local fish restaurant on the river, admission and a
follow-up review of the photographs are included.
February 6
Monthly Date Night Ceramics Workshop with
Vadim and Meredith Malkin. The hosts will walk
you and your partner through clay projects that will
make a fantastic date night. Beginners welcome;
materials included. Bring some wine, and we’ll provide
the snacks. Also March 6.
February 6 – May 23
From the Bronx to Florida: The Life
Sculptures of Rigoberto Torres — Jenkins
Gallery and Heritage Center. Puerto Ricanborn sculptor Rigoberto Torres worked in New York
City for two decades before moving to Kissimmee,
where he currently lives and works. Exhibited and
collected throughout the world, Torres’ colorful
life-size plaster and fiberglass figurative sculptures
are rooted in a celebration of daily life in the South
Bronx neighborhood where he grew up. His work,
described as “humanistic naturalism,” provides
“Ruth Fernandez” by Rigoberto Torres
sensitive studies of real people — family, friends and
strangers he has met during public castings. Curated
by David Cumbie. The two-gallery exhibition begins
with a reception 7-8:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 6, in the
Jenkins Gallery and continues with Latin jazz 8:30-10
p.m. at Hannibal Square Heritage Center.
February 7 and 8
Mold Making Workshop with Artist-inResidence Rigoberto Torres. Work with
internationally known sculptor and Crealdé artist-inresidence Rigoberto Torres in a two-day workshop.
Visit the artist’s exhibition of life-size castings and then
join him in an intense study of his process. A variety
of mold making techniques will be explored in making
copies of the human face and the body.
February 15
Introduction to Repoussé Workshop with
Stefan Alexandres. Explore the ancient art of
sculpting copper. Become familiar with tools and
techniques while creating sculptures using the
repoussé technique, with demonstrations and handson assistance.
February 18 – March 11
Basic Camera Settings Workshops with Sherri
Bunye. Learn essential camera settings and modes
through in-class presentations and demonstrations.
This workshop is ideal for beginning photographers
looking to understand digital SLR camera settings.
February 21
Travel the Back Roads to Historic Places
Along the Yearling Trail Workshop with Peter
Schreyer. Explore hidden architectural and cultural
treasures in the landscape and the communities
immortalized by legendary Florida writer Marjorie
Kinnan Rawlings. Demonstrations, lunch and a followup review are included.
February 22 and March 1
Spring Wreaths Adult/Child Workshop with
Doug Bringle. Spring brings leaves flushing freshly
on the trees, flowers blooming, birds nesting. Celebrate
April 3
Monthly Date Night Ceramics Workshop with
Vadim and Meredith Malkin. The hosts will walk
you and your partner through clay projects that will
make a fantastic date night. Beginners welcome;
materials included. Bring some wine, and we’ll provide
the snacks. Also May 1.
in clay the season of rebirth by creating a garland of
leaves to hang for years to come. These wreaths will
stay fresh forever ... guaranteed!
February 27
Crealdé Photography Guild Presentation.
Chris Bolton presents “From Film to Digital – Three
Decades of Street Photography in Florida and Mexico.”
March 7
Fifth Annual Crealdé Free Family Festival. Join
in a day of hands-on art, activities and exploration,
including pony rides, face-painting, a bounce house
and refreshments. Get a jump on registration for
Summer ArtCamp (open to ages 4 and older) and
receive a one-day-only special discount. 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Saturday at the Crealdé main campus.
March 14
Mixed Media Adult/Child Workshop with
Susan Govatos. Create a mixed media memorabilia
artwork on canvas of concepts and symbols
representing “home.” Take away a unique treasure to
display embracing the personal aspects of your culture
and customs. Ages 8-13 with adult.
March 21
Watercolor for Teens Workshop with Barbara
Young. Love to draw? Join us for a drawing and
watercolor workshop. Bring your sketches and
transfer your compositions onto quality watercolor
paper. Experiment with color theory and watercolor
application technique to create lasting watercolorsto
display and enjoy. Ages 13-17.
“Glass Vase” by Aline Ordman
March 24 – 26
Painting with Pastels: Florida Still Lifes and
Landscapes Workshop with Aline Ordman.
Focus on concepts of design, properties of color and
technique with this nationally acclaimed guest artist.
Students will work from their own photographs and
receive one-on-one attention.
March 27
Crealdé Photography Guild Presentation.
Sherri Bunye presents “Light-painting in the Crealdé
Sculpture Garden.”
“Anna with Shawl” by Gregg Kreutz
March 27 – 29
Painting Portraits and Still Lifes in Oil
Workshop with Gregg Kreutz. The award-
winning painter and author of the classic artist’s
guide “Problem Solving for Oil Painters” focuses on
classical still life and portrait painting.
March 28
Sixth Annual Hannibal Square Heritage
Center Folk & Urban Art Festival. The festival
celebrates the works of more than 25 artists, including
members of the original Florida Highwaymen and
the B-Side Artists collective. A highlight will be
demonstrations of lifecasting by exhibiting artist
Rigoberto Torres of Richard Hall, Hannibal Square
hero and Tuskegee Airman. Featured music: the
Porchdogs Cajun and Zydeco Band and Orisi Risi
African Folklore. A “Kid-folk” workshop offers “The
Aztec Encounter and Musical Parade.” Food trucks.
Free admission. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday at Hannibal
Square Heritage Center.
March 28
Nature at the Joe Overstreet Landing
Workshop with Milton Heiberg. Spend a full
day with the author of seven books on photographic
technique and aesthetics. Visit some of Florida’s most
beautiful rural and untouched wild areas – from cattle
country to bird refuges, including snail kites and a
working bald eagle nest. Lunch is on Crealdé at nearby
Yeehaw Junction.
Spring
March 30 – May 23
Crealdé Spring Session. More than 125 classes
and workshops for adults and children in painting,
drawing, printmaking, ceramics, sculpture, digital and
film photography, jewelry, stained glass and fiber arts.
April 1 – 21
Basic Camera Settings Workshops with Sherri
Bunye. See February 18 description.
April 11 – August 1
Storytellers Revisited: Geneva and Parramore
– Showalter Hughes Community Gallery.
Crealdé created the Storytellers program in 1996 to
bring dignity to underserved communities though the
documentary photography of the teens who live there.
They learn from professional photographers how to
capture images and develop them, as well as to write
an accompanying text. The finished Storytellers XV:
Parramore and Storytellers XVI: Geneva projects led by
photography instructor Sherri Bunye will be exhibited
together, juxtaposing city and rural living experiences
in Central Florida.
April 18 and 19
Digging Deep Decorative Techniques
Workshop with Robert Lawarre. Planning is
advised, but improvisation is a must when new and
captivating work is generated in clay. In this workshop
you are encouraged to foster the exploration of surface
decoration and its relationship to form. Though the
focus will be on vessels, they will be developed to
convey sculptural ideas. Using dark stoneware, forms
will be made by utilizing a variety of pinch, slab,
traditional and nontraditional methods. Open to all
levels, though handbuilding experience will be helpful.
April 19
Cold Connections and Riveting Workshop
with Stefan Alexandres. Cold connections and
riveting can be creatively applied to metalsmithing,
mixed media, found objects and jewelry. It’s an easy
way to marry different kinds of materials together, like
wood to metal or plastic, etc. No soldering or gluing
is required with this method. Tools, copper and brass
materials are included for the class.
April 24
Crealdé Photography Guild Presentation.
Jon Manchester presents “How to Make Amazing
Monochromes.”
April 25
Lake to Lake Workshop with Peter Schreyer
and Sherri Bunye. A photographic walking
adventure will start with introductions and a site tour
of the new Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.
In this five-hour workshop, participants explore the
changing skyline of downtown Orlando, from Lake
Lucerne to Lake Ivanhoe and photograph architecture,
street scenes and interiors. Workshop will culminate
with a dusk photography session in the historic Lake
Ivanhoe district.
April 26 and May 8
Planters of Clay Adult/Child Workshop with
Doug Bringle. Plants for the house and porch help
make a house a home. Raise flourishing herbs, flowers
or greenery in a clay vessel that you make yourself.
Let your green thumb join the rest of your fingers in
creating a handmade planter of clay.
May 2
Travel the Back Roads to Historic Places
Along the St. Johns River Workshop with
Peter Schreyer. Explore architectural and cultural
treasures along the back roads of Volusia and Lake
counties. Participants cross the St. Johns River on a
19th-century ferry and travel on a dirt road through
the Ocala National Forest. Photographic opportunities
include the natural and man-made landscape, local
landmarks and interiors of historical buildings.
Includes demonstrations, lunch and a follow-up review.
May 2
Business of Photography Workshop
with Michael van Gelder. Gain key insights into
developing a business plan, including tax issues, the
cost of doing business and pricing services, along
with creating a business name and incorporating it.
Identify your target market, and learn copyright and
intellectual property concerns. No camera needed.
May 6
Digital Printing Lab Workshops with Sherri
Bunye. See January 21 description. Also May 20.
May 16
Light Painting Photography Adult/Child
Workshop with Sherri Bunye. Participants
learn how to use creative lighting and long-exposure
photography to create dramatic imagery. Pick one
image for a poster-size print.
the color wheel and different color theories will be
covered in this three-day workshop. Students will build
confidence painting and gain further understanding of
values, complementary colors, tints, tones and grays.
Basic drawing skills are helpful.
June 15 – August 8
Crealdé Summer Session. More than 125 classes
and workshops for adults and children in painting,
drawing, printmaking, ceramics, sculpture, digital and
film photography, jewelry, stained glass and fiber arts.
May 29
Crealdé Photography Guild Presentation.
Crealdé faculty leads a “Walking Photo Field Trip:
From Heritage Center to Casa Feliz in Winter Park.”
June 19 – August 29
St. Augustine at 450 – Heritage Center. The
latest Crealdé Documentary Project was created during
a winter photography master class, which yielded
photographs and oral histories of America’s oldest city
during its anniversary year. The exhibition examines
the city’s past, its preservation efforts, and its place as a
tourist destination, college town and home to a diverse
population. Produced and curated by faculty members
Sherri Bunye and Peter Schreyer. The opening
reception is 7-9 p.m. Friday, June 19.
May 30
Figure Study: Female Form Workshop
with Sherri Bunye. The nude form has been
an endless source of inspiration for artists in all
disciplines. This workshop will focus on the feminine
shape. Working with live model(s), students will learn
the technical and creative skills necessary to make
artistic images using light and shadow on the female
form. Workshop will cover planning a shoot, models,
flattering poses and the use of studio lights. Saturday
lunch is included.
Summer
June 5
Monthly Date Night Ceramics Workshop with
Vadim and Meredith Malkin. The hosts will walk
you and your partner through clay projects that will
make a fantastic date night. Beginners welcome;
materials included. Bring some wine, and we’ll provide
the snacks. Also July 3 and August 7.
June 5 – August 15
The 40th Anniversary Homecoming Exhibition
– Jenkins Gallery. Crealdé-inspired artists, now
living across the U.S., share selections of their current
work and the stories of how their artistic careers were
influenced through their educational experience at the
school. This exhibition is curated by Barbara Tiffany,
Director of Painting & Drawing. The opening on
Friday, June 5, coincides with the Annual Membership
Meeting, from 7-7:30 p.m., followed by a reception
until 9:30 p.m.
June 6 and 7
Outside the Box: Narrative Collage Workshop
with Marty Whipple. The first day of the workshop
will cover the basics of design with collage. The second
day, students will put together a piece using personal
and found items to tell a story. All skill levels welcome.
“Lily Pads Dance in Light” by Sally Evans
May 27 – 29
All About Color in Acrylic and Pastel
Workshop with Sally Evans. Focus on the bold
use of color that can only be achieved with acrylic
and pastel. Learn how to make paintings become
more dramatic and alive with color. In-depth use of
June 8 to July 31
Crealdé Summer ArtCamp. Central Florida’s
original ArtCamp, first held in 1982, provides an
overview of the fundamentals of art-making as each
student learns from professional artists in real art
studios. Camps are offered for students ages 4 to 17,
who are placed in age-appropriate groups of up to 13
participants per class.
“Red-tailed Flying Snark” by David Edgar
June 20
Imaginative Recycling with Plastics Workshop
with David Edgar. Making sculpture from recyclable
plastics is fun and results in unique environmentally
friendly artworks. Presented by internationally
recognized recycled plastics artist David Edgar, the
coauthor of Fantastic Recycled Plastic, the workshop
will include orientation to materials, equipment and
techniques as well as demonstrations of fundamentals
for both large and small assembly projects. Participants
will complete two or more pieces during the program.
June 26
Crealdé Photography Guild Presentation.
Sherri Bunye discusses her experiences teaching
Crealdé’s Storytellers Teen Documentary Program.
July 18
Entertainment Photography Workshop with
Michael van Gelder. Learn insights into how
to gain access, as well as ethical issues, legal issues
and photographic issues of working musical and
entertainment events. Learn how to photograph
moving objects in low light so that the resulting
picture creates a unique mood and tells the story of the
event. No camera needed.
July 19
Metal Folding and Forging Workshop with
Stefan Alexandres. Crealdé supplies the forge,
torches and hydraulic press. Spend a day exploring