Winter / Spring, 2013

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winter/spring 2013 schedule of
CLASSES & EVENTS
ArtHaus 508 w. water st. | decorah, ia 52101
ArtHaus Studio 516 w. water st. | 563.382.5440
[email protected] | arthausdecorah.org
w e l c o m e to a rt h au s
ArtHaus is Decorah’s home for the arts bringing visual, performing, and literary art
together and offering creative programs for all ages.
events
KENBE LA - HOLD ON, a film by
Stephen Anunson and Carolyn Armstrong
DATE: Friday, January 4
TIME: 7pm
COST: FREE
LOCATION: Room 206, Valders Hall of Science, Luther College
Presented by Luther College Future Music Educators Association
Sponsored by ArtHaus
ArtHaus is pleased to sponsor a showing of this independent film,
celebrating the healing and transformative power of the arts through
the story of the Holy Trinity school in Haiti. Filmmaker Carolyn
Armstrong will be on hand for a Q & A following the showing. For
more information, please contact Bill Fordice at 563-387-1301 or
[email protected].
FIRST FRIDAY:
New Artwork by Zoe Klosterboer
DATE: Friday, February 1
TIME: 7-9pm
COST: FREE
LOCATION: ArtHaus and ArtHaus Studio
Sponsored by Oneota Community Co-op
The winner of last year’s Emerging Artists’ Exhibition, Zoe Klosterboer,
has a new body of artwork inspired by her recent return to Decorah.
ArtHaus invites you to view the compelling style of this talented St. Olaf
graduate in an exhibition of mixed-media drawings entitled “Loop.”
POETRY SLAM
DATE: Friday, February 22
TIME: 8pm
COST: $5/$3 students
LOCATION: Decorah Elks Lodge
Sponsored by Dragonfly Books
The ArtHaus Poetry Slam is a not-to-be-missed Decorah event,
welcoming anyone to participate. Featured Artist NANCY BARRY will
kick off the evening, followed by the non-competitive “Original Voices,”
(2 minutes or less of your own poetry) and ending with the “Slam”
(a good-natured competition complete with prizes and Applause-oMeter). Call ArtHaus to sign up to perform! Recommended for adults,
ages 16 and up.
Table of Contents
ArtHaus Events...........................................1 - 2
Adult Classes............................................ 3 - 5
Family Workshops...........................................6
Youth Classes and Camps............................ 7 - 12
events
events (continued)
FIRST FRIDAY:
An Evening with Todd Menton
DATE: Friday, March 1
TIME: 8pm
COST: $10
LOCATION: ArtHaus
Sponsored by Dug Road Inn
ArtHaus is thrilled to present Todd
Menton, lead singer, songwriter and
multi-instrumentalist for the widely
known folk-rock band, Boiled in Lead.
A native Minnesotan, Todd has toured
with the band off and on since 1985,
playing at major festivals and concert
venues throughout the U.K., Europe, and North America. When he’s
not on the road with Boiled in Lead, Todd tours solo, bringing his wry
performing style, warm vocals, and sharp playing on guitar, bouzouki,
mandolin, bodhran, and tin whistle to pubs, clubs, and festivals. Expect
the drama and hilarity of traditional Celtic tunes, and darkly humorous
word-play of Todd’s original songs, all delivered with his signature wit
and vibrant energy. BYOB ok.
BODHRAN and PUB SINGING
A Workshop with Todd Menton
TIME: 4-5:30pm
COST: $15
LOCATION: ArtHaus
See listing on page 5 for details.
TALKSTORY DECORAH
TIME: 8pm
LOCATION: ArtHaus
Are you a fan of “The
Moth Radio Hour”
on National Public
Radio? Enjoy Decorah’s
own live storytelling event,
featuring true stories
told in person! Put your
name in the hat to tell
your story, inspired by
the theme of the evening,
“Youth,” in seven minutes
or less with no script or
notes -- or just come to enjoy! Recommended for adults, age 16 and up.
Hosted by Kyra Bellrichard. For helpful tips on telling a story well, visit
www.arthausdecorah.org/talkstory. BYOB ok.
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FIRST FRIDAY:
3rd Annual Emerging Artists’ Exhibition
DATE: Friday, April 5
TIME: 7-9pm
COST: FREE
LOCATION: ArtHaus and
ArtHaus Studio
Sponsored by Rubaiyat
Join us for a celebration of
emerging artistic talent in the
Driftless Region. We are pleased to
unveil the best of the best artworks created by emerging
artists (ages 18-23) who submitted their strongest 2-D
and 3-D artworks to our juried show. Last year we had
nearly 70 submissions from three states, representing
6 different colleges and universities. For more
information about entering artwork, view the Emerging
Artists’ Exhibition page on our website.
POETRY SLAM
DATE: Friday, April 19
TIME: 8pm
LOCATION: Decorah Elks Lodge
Sponsored by Dragonfly Books
The ArtHaus Poetry Slam has become a not-tobe-missed Decorah event, welcoming anyone
to participate. A featured artist will kick off the
evening, followed by the non-competitive “Original
Voices,” (2 minutes or less of your own poetry) and ending
with the “Slam” (a good-natured competition complete with
prizes and Applause-o-Meter). Call ArtHaus to sign up to
perform! Recommended for adults, ages 16 and up.
ARTHAUS GARDEN PARTY & ART
AUCTION
DATE: Friday, May 3
TIME: 6:30-8pm silent art auction, live music, hors
d’oeuvres, cash bar; 8-9pm live art auction with Joe Gavle!
COST: $15
LOCATION: Steyer Opera House at the Hotel Winneshiek
Sponsored by the Hotel Winneshiek
We are delighted to partner with the Hotel
Winneshiek in offering this year’s fundraiser and
celebration of the creative season: spring! The
beautiful Steyer Opera House provides a perfect setting for you to enjoy
live music, a sampler of ArtHaus student artwork, and bid on the work
of outstanding regional artists in silent and live auction. Come for the
good company and fantastic artwork. Come to support the ArtHaus Youth
Scholarship Fund. Come to play a role in sustaining your local art center!
IMPROV
DATE: January 7-February 18 (6 weeks,
no class Jan. 28)
TIME: Mondays 6:30-7:30pm
INSTRUCTOR: Kristen Underwood
COST: $55
LOCATION: ArtHaus
Awaken your sleeping creativity! Through
structured games and the power of saying “yes,” discover the joy of
your own imagination. No need to see yourself as “funny” – this class
provides a fun and supportive environment for anyone willing to jump
in! New and returning students welcome.
(note: make-up snow day is Feb. 25)
SPANISH STORIES & A BOOK, level II
DATE: January 10-February 21 (6 weeks, no class Feb. 14)
TIME: Thursdays 7:30-8:45 pm
INSTRUCTOR: Jim Tripp
COST: $55 + $10 materials
LOCATION: ArtHaus
Have you had 20 hours or
more of Spanish instruction
or practice? ArtHaus
instructor Jim Tripp offers a
great way to gain even more
confidence with the language.
The first half of the session
will be devoted to casual
conversation and making up
stories. The second half will involve reading and discussing a simple and
interesting Spanish novel. Have a question about the class before you
register? Contact Jim directly at [email protected]
SPANISH STORIES & A BOOK, level III
TIME: Thursdays 6-7:15pm
INSTRUCTOR: Jim Tripp
LOCATION: ArtHaus
Are you fairly confident in your Spanish skills, with more than 40 hours
of speaking experience? Expand your vocabulary and conversational
skills with Jim Tripp this winter! Spend the first half of the class in casual
conversation and making up stories. The second half of the session will
be devoted to reading a short Spanish novel. Have a question about the
class before you register? Contact Jim directly at [email protected]
adult
adult classes & workshops
DRAWING & PAINTING FROM LIFE
DATE: January 15-March 5 (8 weeks)
TIME: Tuesdays 6:30-8:30pm
INSTRUCTOR: Sarah Frydenlund
For more flexibility, attend as a drop in for $15 per class
LOCATION: ArtHaus Studio
Whether you’re a beginner or
more experienced, we invite you to
come and explore an array of artist
materials while sharpening your
ability to see and draw with an artist’s
perspective. Working from both still
life and live models, you will improve
and perfect your drawing skills,
while exploring various materials
including pencil, charcoal, pastel,
ink, and paint. Observe and respond
to the human form in your own
drawing and painting voice. New and
returning students welcome.
(note: make-up snow day is March 12)
NEW DAYTIME CLASS!
WATER-BASED PAINTING & PRINT
TECHNIQUES
TIME: Tuesdays 10am-noon
During this daytime session, explore
water-based painting and drawing
materials to create mixed media
drawings and experiment with simple
print techniques to add texture and
depth to your work. Learn to use
these delightful mediums with more
confidence. Explore watercolor,
gouache, ink, pen, and oil pastels more
expressively. This course suits any level
from beginners to those with drawing
and painting experience.
Please Register For Classes One Week In Advance
Payment of the materials fee for visual art classes will secure your registration and assure that we can order materials prior to the start
date. If a minimum number of registered participants is not reached one week prior to the start date of any youth or adult class,
ArtHaus reserves the right to cancel the class and will refund in full any payments made.
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adult classes
adult classes & workshops (continued)
MODERN SEWING: YOU MAKE THE RULES
TIME: Wednesdays 6:30-9pm
INSTRUCTOR: Rachelle Branum
COST: $120 + $40 materials fee
Break free from patterns and rules and learn to sew in a fun,
improvisational way! Rachelle will set your sewing free with exercises
she learned recently from Denyse Schmidt, the mother of modern quilt
making. Crazy quilts and color theory will inspire you and give you the
confidence you need to tackle sewing projects with a fresh eye. Students
of all levels welcome. Bring your machine and sewing scissors.
MARKET BASKET
DATE: January 26
TIME: Saturday 9am-6pm (1 hour break for lunch)
INSTRUCTOR: Martha Monson Lowe
COST: $50 + 30 materials
Perhaps you’ve admired market baskets at a
boutique or Farmers’ Market -- now you can
make your own while learning from respected
local basket artist, Martha Monson Lowe. Woven
around a wooden “D” handle, this basket is great
for shopping, storing projects or magazines, and
much more.
CREATE & DECORATE
A SET OF 4 PLATES
DATE: February 25 & March 4 (2 weeks)
TIME: Mondays 6-9pm
LOCATION: The Clay Studio
Working with fresh clay,
you’ll create a set of unique
plates or bowls as functional
dinnerware or decorative
items. We’ll explore a variety
of texturing and building
techniques and discover
what best suits your needs
and interests. In the second
session, we’ll discuss and
experiment with color, design, and methods of decoration to finish
the set. Items will be fired and ready to collect one week after the final
session. No experience necessary!
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INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN SIGN
LANGUAGE
DATE: February 26-April 30 (10 weeks)
INSTRUCTOR: Anna Crenshaw
COST: $90
LOCATION: ArtHaus
Have you ever been awed by
the beauty of sign language?
Have you wished you could
communicate more effectively
with a deaf colleague, friend,
or family member? Discover
the joy of signing in this
introductory course. Basic sign
vocabulary and practice, as well
as insights and information
about Deaf culture will be
included. ASL is easy to learn,
fun to use, and widely respected. Join us in a fascinating exploration of
language and communication in a fun, supportive environment. (note:
make-up snow day is May 7)
CONTINUING AMERICAN SIGN
LANGUAGE
TIME: Tuesdays 6-7:15pm
INSTRUCTOR: Anna Crenshaw
COST: $90
LOCATION: ArtHaus
If you’ve already had an introduction to American Sign Language (at
ArtHaus or elsewhere), you know that signing is a fun and fascinating
method of communication, with rewarding practical applications.
This class is for those wishing to continue their study of ASL. Bring
your signing skills to the next level and have fun practicing with your
classmates in this ten week class. (note: make-up snow day is May 7)
EUROPEAN FOLK DANCE
INSTRUCTOR: Pine Wilson
COST: $70
LOCATION: ArtHaus
What a great way to move your body and warm up on an early spring
night! Pine Wilson will lead you on a tour of the traditional folk dances
of Eastern Europe, Greece, Israel, and France. Easy and fun, beginners
and returning students are welcome. No partners needed! A great family
class for age 12 through adult. (note: make-up snow day is April 25)
REGISTRATION: Register on-line at www.arthausdecorah.org. Please register at least one week before class begins.
Stop by and see us Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 10-noon. Contact us at 563.382.5440 or [email protected].
adult classes
adult classes & workshops (continued)
RECORDER ENSEMBLE II
TIME: Thursdays 7:30-8:30pm
INSTRUCTOR: Suzanne Ernst
COST: $70
LOCATION: ArtHaus
Refresh or strengthen your skills in this
adult recorder ensemble with master teacher
Suzanne Ernst. Students can expect to play
with confidence at the intermediate level within
the span of this course. Suzanne will bring a
variety of inexpensive recorders to try the first night of class. Students
will purchase The Sweet Pipes Recorder book, Vol. II and a recorder
if necessary. Prerequisite: must be able to read music and have a basic
working knowledge of recorder fingerings. (note: make-up snow day is
April 25)
BODHRAN and PUB SINGING
A Workshop with Todd Menton
DATE: March 1
TIME: Friday 4-5:30pm
COST: $15
LOCATION: ArtHaus
Singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist
Todd Menton leads this lively workshop. Todd
teaches bodhran for the Center for Irish Music
in St. Paul, instructing students of all ages and
skill levels. Bring your drum, a drumstick, or
short dowel... or come prepared to raise your
voice in song as Todd guides you in singing with
the drum and playing traditional dance tune
accompaniment! Teens and adults welcome.
TRIANGULAR WALL BASKET
DATE: March 14
TIME: Thursday 5:30-9:30pm
INSTRUCTOR: Martha Monson Lowe
COST: $30 +$15 materials
Learn an entirely different type of
weaving from the market basket during
this evening workshop taught by
Martha Monson Lowe. This triangular
basket acts as a woven vessel for holding
dried arrangements or adorning your
wall. Learn to weave this unique basket
in one evening that is sure to inspire
future projects for your home.
ST. PATTY’S DAY WORKSHOP:
SIPPING STEINS
DATE: March 17
TIME: Sunday 3-5pm
COST: $35/person
Sponsored by Oneota Community Co-op
Join us for a festive and creative St. Patty’s Day workshop! Sample beers
compliments of the Oneota Community Co-op, then make your own
stein. Learn about the shapes of mugs historically used for drinking
beer and get your hands dirty constructing your own Irish tankard. No
experience needed.
SILKSCREENING & ALTERNATIVE
PRINTMAKING
DATE: April 1-May 13 (7 weeks)
INSTRUCTOR: Ben Moore
LOCATION:
ArtHaus Studio
Image and design transfer
methods are often used
for mass-producing
images on paper, wood,
and fabric. Come learn
some easy screenprinting, monotype,
and relief printing
techniques that can be
done with simple materials. Learn to easily transfer your own artwork
onto clothing, book covers, stationery, pillows, and more. No experience
necessary.
PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP:
GET TO KNOW YOUR CAMERA
DATE: May 4, 11, 18 (3 weeks)
TIME: Saturdays 9am-noon
INSTRUCTOR: Julie Strom
LOCATION: ArtHaus Studio & various locations out in
the field
Your quest to become the next Ansel Adams starts with this course!
Let instructor Julie Strom walk you through the basic controls on your
camera and help you understand how to use them more effectively.
Whether you have a Digital SLR or a point and shoot camera, you’ll learn
to compose and capture the image you want. Open to new or returning
students who want to take their skills to the next level.
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family workshops
ART FOR A CAUSE:
ARTFUL ACTS OF KINDNESS
ALSO AT ARTHAUS
SING OUT!
AGE: adults and accompanied young people
TIME: Tuesdays 7-8:30pm
SONGLEADERS: Liz Rog and Ellen Rockne
COST: suggested donation $5/class
(or pay what you can - no one turned away)
LOCATION: ArtHaus
TO REGISTER: Contact Liz Rog (563) 382-8013 or
[email protected]
Whether you are a seasoned
singer or you’ve never before
sung in a group and always
wanted to, you’re invited
to join Sing Out! All voices
are welcome—no audition,
performance, or singing
experience required. Come
to sing, socialize, and relax –
because singing is too important
to leave to the professionals! We
hope you’ll pre-register, but drop-ins are also welcome.
This workshop
opportunity focuses on
creative projects and
the art of giving back to
the community. We’ll
supply the materials—all
we need is your passion
to champion a cause!
Whether you’re part of
service organization,
a girl scout troop, or
have a group of friends
focused on paying it forward, you can make a difference in your
community. Call ArtHaus to suggest a project and set a date, then
gather your group and get to work making a difference.
Previous projects include making newborn jersey knot hats out of
recycled t-shirts for the Winneshiek Medical Center; fleece blankets
for the resource center serving battered women and children; note
cards for residents of area nursing homes; fairy-chairs and houses
for the PAWS animal shelter fundraiser, etc.
Contact ArtHaus to schedule your workshop today!
Special thanks to Dr. John Wilmes, Dr.
Peter Blodgett, Dr. Lana McDermott, of
West Side Dental for graciously underwriting
all Art for a Cause supply costs.
family workshops
FAMILY PLATE SET
AGE: 3 and up (children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult)
DATE: February 3
TIME: Sunday 1-3pm or 3.30-5.30pm
COST: $75/family includes set of 4 plates, additional
plates $15/each
Bring the whole family to The Clay Studio to design and decorate a set
of dessert plates to dress up your Valentine’s Day or Sunday lunch table.
We’ll experiment with stenciling, painting, and printing onto plates and help you
create a set which is as unique
as your family. Bring photos
or references with you or
draw out your ideas in the
studio. Plates will be ready
one week after the workshop
for you to pick up.
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MAKE YOUR OWN PAPER-MACHE PIÑATA!
AGE: 3 and up (children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult)
DATE: April 13 and 20 (2 weeks)
TIME: Saturdays 2-4pm
INSTRUCTOR: Jennifer Jones
COST: $40/family
Whether there is a family birthday
on the horizon or you just want
to create a traditional pinata to
celebrate Cinco de Mayo, you are
guaranteed to have fun making one!
Work together as a family to create
a collaborative artwork and symbol
of celebration you can put to good
use. We supply the paper-mache
and paint; you supply the creativity
and candy to fill it later!
youth classes
WINTER BREAK ART CAMPS
Spend some of the winter vacation days creating artworks inspired by living and working artists as we split our day between the ArtHaus Studio and The Clay
Studio. Bring a water-bottle, a packed lunch, and art room attire. We’ll supply the creative art spaces, fantastic teaching artists, walking school bus between
studios, and snacks. At the end of each mini-camp students will showcase their artwork in the ArtHaus Studio gallery! Sign up for one or two weeks for a $10
discount. New and returning campers are invited to attend. New lessons to learn!
WINTER ART CAMP: PAPER-PLAY
AGE: 6-8 & 9-12 (K-2nd & 3rd-6th grade)
DATE: December 26-28
TIME: Wednesday-Friday 9am-3pm
INSTRUCTORS: Zoe Klosterboer & Rachelle Branum
COST: $80 + $40 materials if registered by December 5
(includes all materials & snacks; add $15 if registering after December 5)
WINTER ART CAMP: SEE IN 3-D!
AGE: 6-8 & 9-12 (K-2nd & 3rd-6th grade)
DATE: January 2-4
TIME: Wednesday-Friday 9am-3pm
INSTRUCTORS: Zoe Klosterboer & Alyssa Ritter
COST: $80 + $40 materials if registered by December 5
(includes all materials & snacks; add $15 if registering after December 5)
LOCATION: ArtHaus Studio and the Clay Studio
LOCATION: ArtHaus Studio and the Clay Studio
Come and explore paper to the outer limits! We will recycle, reuse, and renew
paper in its various forms as we learn the art of papermaking, paper sculpture, collage, murals, printmaking, and even create wearable accessories. At
The Clay Studio we will explore creating designs in clay that can be printed on
paper, as well as vessels to hold your personal art materials at home!
You might need special glasses at the movies, but at ArtHaus you can see in
3-D everyday! Join us as we explore the third dimension by creating sculptures
using a variety of materials including, clay, paper, paper mache, and found
objects! We will find inspiration in contemporary artists and then showcase all
we have learned and created in a gallery show at the end of the week.
YOUTH VISUAL ART CLASSES
CLASSES FOR TINY MASTERS
AGES 22 months-4 years
PARENT/CHILD ARTSTUDIO
CLAY-PLAY FOR TINYS
AGE: 22 months-4 years
DATE: February 2-March 16 (6 weeks, no class Feb. 16)
TIME: Saturdays 11-noon
COST: $60 +$25 materials per child/caregiver duo
AGE: 22 months-4 years
TIME: Saturdays 10-11am
INSTRUCTOR: Kyra Bellrichard & Rachelle Branum
COST: $60 + $25 materials per child/caregiver duo
“Every child is an artist...the question is how to remain one as an
adult.” - Pablo Picasso. In this parent/child class you will experience
side by side new ways to play together, create together, and learn
from each other! We will look at
the work of numerous artists as
inspiration during our time in
the studio, allowing you to brush
up on your modern art history,
while both you and your child gain
confidence using various art materials such as watercolor, paper mache,
clay, and more. (note: make-up snow day is March 23)
Enjoy your toddler
while making mud
pies together! Parents and kids alike
will enjoy this class
as you explore the
properties of clay
together in an instructor-facilitated
clay-play class. Find
out if your child is
a budding sculptor
while you create something of your own at The Clay Studio.
(note: make-up snow day is May 18)
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youth classes
VISUAL ART CLASSES FOR MINI-MASTERS
AGES 4-5 (Preschool and Kindergarten)
MODERN ART FOR MINI-MASTERS: A
PLAYDATE WITH 10 GREAT ARTISTS
AGE: 4-5 (Preschool and Kindergarten)
DATE: January 21-March 11 (7 weeks, no class Feb. 18)
TIME: Mondays 3:15-4:45
Through books, art images, games,
and hands-on experiences your
child will make friends with ten
great artists and their masterpieces
from around the world. Inspired
by the lives and art of Van Gogh,
Monet, O’Keeffe, Seurat, Pollock, Picasso, and more, they will
understand how each artist’s work
is unique...including their own!
Exploring a variety of media including paint, pastels, printmaking, and
sculpture, students will gain confidence in their own artmaking abilities. We will end our session by inviting you to visit an “art museum”
of our own creation! (note: make-up snow day is Feb. 18)
CLAY CULTURES FOR MINI-MASTERS
AGE: 4-5 (Preschool-Kindergarten)
DATE: March 18-May 6 (7 weeks, no class April 1)
Join us for a trip around the world
as we pass through seven continents
in seven weeks trying to answer the
big question, “Why do people make
art?” During our time together we
will explore the properties of clay
through a series of fun projects
bringing to life stories from cultures around the globe. The last
week of class we invite you to see
our exhibit inspired by a world of
art. Prepare your child to get messy
and have a great time! New and returning clay students are welcome.
VISUAL ART CLASSES FOR LITTLE MASTERS
AGES 6-8 (1st-2nd grade)
ONCE UPON A TIME: TELL A TALE IN
MIXED-MEDIA
AGE: 6-8 (1st-2nd grade)
INSTRUCTOR: Zoe Klosterboer
COST: $90 +$25 materials
Everyone has a story to tell. In
this class we take storytelling to
the outer limits through a variety
of mixed media art projects
including printmaking, collage,
drawing and painting. Through
flipbooks, comic strips, and large
scale artworks, we will tell our own
tales while seeking inspiration
from narrative works created by contemporary artists along the way. We
finish our class with a gallery show for family and friends!
CLAY CULTURES FOR LITTLE
MASTERS
AGE: 6-8 (1st-2nd grade)
DATE: March 19-May 7 (8 weeks)
INSTRUCTOR: Kyra Bellrichard
LOCATION: The
Clay Studio
Join us for a trip around
the globe as we pass through
seven continents in eight
weeks trying to answer the
big question, “Why do
people make art?” During
our time together we will
explore the properties of
clay through series of fun
projects bringing to life stories from cultures around the globe. The last
week of class we invite you to see our exhibit inspired by a world of art!
Prepare your child to get messy and have a great time! New and returning
clay students are welcome. (note: make-up snow day is May 14.)
WALKING SCHOOL BUS
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An ArtHaus instructor will lead a walking school bus from John Cline Elementary and Northeast Iowa Montessori School for
students age 4-8 enrolled in afterschool classes, Monday through Thursday. Please let us know when registering if your child would
like a place on the bus!
CHIP, MOLD, CARVE, CONSTRUCT:
SCULPTURE EXPLORATION
EXPLORE A STORY: ADVENTURES IN
MIXED MEDIA
AGE: 9-12 (3rd-6th grade)
DATE: March 21 -May 9 (8 weeks)
INSTRUCTOR: Zoe Klosterboer
Step aside, Rodin and Michelangelo! Our students’ original sculpture is
sure to catch the eye of museum curators everywhere! During this class,
students will learn to use both traditional materials such as clay and
wood, and contemporary materials like found objects, while learning
to sculpt and carve, twist and construct. Influential sculptors of the past
and present will inspire us as we harness our own creativity into threedimensional forms culminating with a gallery show for all to view. (note:
make-up snow day is March 14)
Explore the art of storytelling through a variety of materials and display
methods. Develop your personal style in printmaking, collage, drawing,
and photography. Finding inspiration from contemporary artists, we will
discuss character development, how to create a scene and plan a story.
From comic strips to flip books, photos to murals we will learn a range of
display techniques culminating in an exhibition for parents and friends.
youth classes
VISUAL ART CLASSES FOR AGES 9-12
VISUAL ART CLASSES FOR YOUNG ADULTS
AGES 13-16 (7-10th grades)
THE ART OF DRAWING COMICS
PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP
This class is open to past comic drawing students and new students alike.
Whether you’re a fan of Spiderman or prefer Japanese Manga, you’ll
appreciate learning how to tell a story through the art of the comic book.
Create illustrated stories that may make you the next great graphic novelist! (note: make-up snow day is March 25)
Tired of snapping photos with your finger in the frame? This course will
walk you through the basic controls on your camera and help you understand how to use them more effectively. Whether you have a Digital SLR
or a point and shoot camera, photographer and instructor, Julie Strom,
will teach you to compose and capture the image you want. All skill levels
welcome. Please bring a digital camera.
AGE: 13-16
DATE: February 4-March 18 (7 weeks)
TIME: Mondays 6-8pm
INSTRUCTOR: Dan Bruins
AGE: 12-16
DATE: April 30, May 7 & 14 (3 weeks)
TIME: Tuesdays 5:30-8pm
INSTRUCTOR: Julie Strom
COST: $50+$15 materials fee
LOCATION: ArtHaus Studio & various locations out in the field
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youth classes
youth performing arts classes
SKAPE SAMMEN: CREATIVE DANCE
AND XYLOPHONE ENSEMBLE
DATE: January 21-May 13
(15 weeks, no class Feb. 18, April 1); performance May 13 @ 6pm
INSTRUCTOR: Andrew Ellingsen
COST: $100 (payment plan and scholarships available)
LOCATION: Carrie Lee Elementary
In partnership with Decorah Community Schools
Skape Sammen is a
year-long opportunity
for students to create
together! (If you
enrolled in the fall,
no need to enroll
again.) Students in the
fall session worked to
build skills in creative
dance and xylophone
-- and they’re ready to
welcome new friends
to join the fun!
Games designed to build movement vocabulary, individual and group
choreography projects, xylophone study and practice, and the creation of
original compositions will culminate in a spring performance. Inspired
by the work of composer Carl Orff and educator Gunild Keetman.
BALLET AND TAP
AGE: 5-6 (Kindergarten)
DATE: January 12-March 16 (9 weeks; no class Feb 16)
TIME: Saturdays 9-9:45am
INSTRUCTOR: Laurie Walter
COST: $90
LOCATION: ArtHaus
Practice coordination, rhythm,
balance, and flexibility through
fun music, dances, and games.
Learn basic ballet positions, ballet
terminology, and tap steps. New and
returning students welcome! Wear any
color leotard and pink tights. Boys
wear black shorts or sweatpants and
white t-shirt. Will need ballet and tap
shoes. If you would like to order shoes
through the instructor, please email
[email protected].
BEGINNING TAP
PRE-SCHOOL BALLET AND TAP
AGE: 3-4
DATE: January 12-March 16 (9 weeks; no class Feb 16)
COST: $90
LOCATION: ArtHaus
Practice coordination,
rhythm, balance, and
flexibility through fun
music, dances, and
games. Learn basic
ballet positions, ballet
terminology, and tap
steps. New and returning
students welcome! Wear
any color leotard and
pink tights. Boys wear
black shorts or sweatpants and white t-shirt. Will need ballet and tap
shoes. If you would like to order shoes through the instructor, email
[email protected].
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AGE: 7-9 (1st-3rd grade)
DATE: January 7-March 25
10 weeks; no class Jan. 14 or Feb. 18)
COST: $90
LOCATION: ArtHaus
Learn coordination and musicality
through Broadway and rhythm style tap
dance! Fundamental tap steps are taught
through combinations
and improvisational
games. New and returning
students welcome! Wear
black jazz or yoga pants, a
leotard or tank top, and
tap shoes. If you would like
to order shoes through the
instructor, please email
[email protected].
(note: February 18 may be
used as a make-up snow day)
youth classes
YOUTH PERFORMING ARTS CLASSES (continued)
BEGINNING BALLET
AGE: 7-9 (1st-3rd grade)
DATE: January 12-March 16 (9 weeks; no class Feb. 16)
COST: $90
LOCATION:
ArtHaus
Learn proper placement
and ballet terminology
while practicing flexibility,
balance, grace, and
strength! The class
incorporates classical
music and movement. New
and returning students
welcome. Wear a black
leotard, pink tights, a ballet skirt or dance shorts, and ballet shoes. Boys
wear black shorts or sweatpants, white tshirt, and ballet shoes. (note:
make-up snow day is March 23)
TAP I
AGE: 9 and up
TIME: Wednesdays 3:30-4:15pm
COST: $90
LOCATION: ArtHaus
Learn coordination and musicality
through Broadway and rhythm style
tap dance! Fundamental tap steps
are taught through combinations
and improvisational games. New and
returning students welcome! Wear black
jazz or yoga pants, a leotard or tank top,
and tap shoes. If you would like to order
shoes through the instructor, please
email [email protected].
(note: make-snow day is March 20)
BALLET I
EUROPEAN FOLK DANCE
AGE: 12 and up
INSTRUCTOR: Pine Wilson
COST: $70
LOCATION: ArtHaus
What a great way to move your body and warm up on a winter’s night!
Pine Wilson will lead you on a tour of the traditional folk dances of
Eastern Europe, Greece, Israel, and France. Easy and fun for beginners
and returning students alike -- no partners needed! Age 12 through
adult welcome! (note: make-up snow day is April 25)
MOVIN’ AND GROOVIN’
AGE: 22 months-4 years, with an adult
INSTRUCTOR: Kindra Windish
COST: $60 (per adult/child duo)
LOCATION: ArtHaus
Take a moment with your little one to explore how to spin, stretch, soar,
roll, and dance together! We’ll discover what our amazing bodies can do
through space, and foster spatial awareness while moving with others.
Come barefoot, ready to move and groove!
CREATIVE MOVEMENT
AGE: 4-5 (Pre-school and Kindergarten)
TIME: Saturdays 9-9:45 am
COST: $60
LOCATION: ArtHaus
Rolling, diving, spinning and stillness... come explore these ideas and
more! In this energetic class we will discover how our bodies move
through space and with others. We will even uncover a secret language of
dance. In this class you will be dancers and dance-makers! Come
barefoot and in comfy clothes, ready to move.
AGE: 10 and up
COST: $90
LOCATION: ArtHaus
Learn or continue your study of ballet terminology and technique
through dance combinations at the barre and center. Instruction will be
tailored to students’ individual level of experience. New and returning
students welcome! Wear a black leotard, pink tights, a ballet skirt or
dance shorts, and ballet shoes. Boys wear black shorts or sweatpants,
white tshirt, and ballet shoes. (note: make-up snow day is March 20)
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YOUTH PERFORMING ARTS CLASSES (continued)
CHOREOGRAPHY
ORIGINAL THEATRE WORKSHOP
COST: $60
LOCATION: ArtHaus
AGE: 13-18 (grades 7-12)
TIME: Wednesdays 6-8pm
INSTRUCTOR: Lindsey Harman
COST: $110
LOCATION: ArtHaus
Do you love to dance? Do you ever make up dances in your living
room? This class teaches you some basic ideas of dance composition
and performance. Everyone in the class will participate to create a
dance, choose music, costumes, and more. We will even learn how to
notate your dance on paper. This class culminates with a performance
of the students’ original choreography! No previous dance experience
necessary.
Join theatre professional Lindsey Harman in creating an evening of
original work for the stage! Learn about solo and group performance
art and what it takes to bring ideas to life on the stage. Acting games and
exercises will give you the tools you need for performance, then rehearse
and perform your original work for an audience the last night of class.
MY STORY/OUR STORY THEATRE
AGE: 6-8 (1st and 2nd grade)
INSTRUCTOR: Lindsey Harman
COST: $80
Have you ever wanted to become a character in your favorite story? Here’s
your chance! Join Lindsey Harman and the cast of My Story/Our Story
Theatre for afternoons of creating each other’s favorite tales. Each actor
will have a chance to share their favorite story with the group. We’ll turn
that story into a play to be performed the last fifteen minutes of that day’s
class. We’ll have costumes and props on hand and learn improvisational
and vocal performance skills to enhance our productions!
INSTRUCTORS
KYRA BELLRICHARD, INSTRUCTOR
Kyra brings fifteen years of experience working with youth in the fields of visual art, theatre and outdoor
education. From the white beaches of Hawaii to the green mountains of Vermont Kyra has been inspired
by the environments she has lived in and the people she has met. Outside of ArtHaus, you will find Kyra
creating at The Clay Studio, enjoying good company or being entertained by her nieces. Kyra also directed
Decorah’s Oneota Film Festival and is a Continuing Education Program Manager at Northeast Iowa
Community College.
RACHELLE REIS BRANUM, INSTRUCTOR
Rachelle Branum has been a key ArtHaus instructor since the beginning, and is now the owner of The
Clay Studio on Washington Street. An artist/educator with a degree in Art Education from the University
of Northern Iowa, Rachelle has experience teaching art in public schools and art centers, and as an artistin-residence. She worked in museum education as a docent at the Minneapolis Institute of Art and is the
former Assistant Curator of Education at the Joslyn Art Museum in Omaha, Nebraska. When Rachelle isn’t
teaching, she is making her own work through Wise Owl Designs and Simple Joys Studios.
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INSTRUCTORS, cont’d.
DAN BRUINS, INSTRUCTOR
Daniel Bruins began making comics about giant robots in school notebooks back in sixth grade. Now he is pursuing a career
in visual communication, which includes comics, illustration, graphic design, and animation. Dan attended the Perpich Arts
High School and studied in the 2009 Minneapolis College of Art and Design Summer Expressions Session for animation. Dan,
currently studying at Luther College, runs the digital art lab in the Luther Art Department and is involved in graphic narrative
work with the Humane Society of Northeast Iowa.
ANNA CRENSHAW, INSTRUCTOR
Anna has been an American Sign Language enthusiast for the past seven years. While attending MacMurray
College, where she earned her Deaf and Hard of Hearing Teacher Education degree, she lived and worked at
the Illinois School for the Deaf to build her sign skills on a daily basis. She has completed teaching assignments
at the Phoenix Day School for the Deaf and the Wisconsin School for the Deaf, and now works full time for the
Decorah School District as the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Educator.
SUZANNE ERNST, INSTRUCTOR
Suzanne Ernst taught flute and recorder on the music faculty of Luther College from 2001-2011. She
taught and performed on recorder in the Luther College Early Music Ensemble and is a founding
member of Dames’ Rocket Recorder Quartet which began in 2005. She is a charter member of
Quintessence Woodwind Quintet which is now in its 14th year, and taught flute and woodwinds in the
Decorah Public Schools from 1994-2002. Suzanne maintains an active private flute/recorder studio
and has taught flute for over 25 years.
SARAH FRYDENLUND, INSTRUCTOR
After finishing her degree at Luther College, Sarah completed an MFA in Canterbury, England and ran
Cheltenham School of Fine Art and Crescent Artists’ Network where she organized community projects,
exhibitions, and taught courses for children and adults in drawing, painting, and sculpture. When creating
her own work, Sarah experiments with diverse techniques and materials to create mixed media sculpture
and drawings. She is excited to be supporting Decorah’s creative community through ArtHaus and The Clay
Studio.
LINDSEY HARMAN, INSTRUCTOR
Lindsey Harman holds an MFA in Theatre Performance from Arizona State University and spends her
creative time teaching theatre, voice, and childbirth education regionally. Lindsey spends most of her
time with her husband Andrew and their greatest gifts and creations, Ezra & Shepard.
ZOE KLOSTERBOER, INSTRUCTOR
Zoë Klosterboer, a Decorah native, graduated from St. Olaf College in May, 2011 with a BA in
Studio Art. Following graduation, Zoë stayed at St. Olaf for a fifth year to work as an Art Apprentice,
mentoring students and developing her own artwork. Zoë’s teaching experience includes a stint as
Village Potter at Holden Village, and most recently as an art instructor for kids and young adults at the
Northfield Arts Guild.
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LEA DONHOWE LOVELACE, DIRECTOR OF LITTLE MASTERS ART STUDIO,
CO-DIRECTOR OF ARTHAUS
A Decorah native and a Luther College graduate, Lea has worked in the field of Art Education for over a
decade. She has worn various hats including that of a teaching artist working with diverse populations of
varied ages; a program director for a not-for-profit community art school; the manager of teacher programs
at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago; and an independent contractor/consultant, connecting
audience members to museum exhibitions. Lea has her MA in Art Education from the School of the Art
Institute of Chicago. In 2007 she moved back to Decorah with her family, a mere two-block commute from
ArtHaus which she co-founded with Kristen Underwood in 2008. In addition to her ArtHaus responsibilities, Lovelace serves as
visiting faculty at Luther College teaching Art Education courses through the Department of Fine and Performing Arts.
MARTHA MONSON LOWE, INSTRUCTOR
Martha Monson Lowe is a professional basket weaver whose work is influenced by a variety of life experiences,
including living in Tripoli, Libya, North Africa as a teenager, her background in anthropology and
archaeology, and by her husband George Lowe’s pottery vessels. She loves spending time at their Washington
Cascades cabin, hiking and cross country skiing. Martha is a graduate of Luther College and returned to
Decorah after 20 years by way of Kansas, Florida, and Washington.
BEN MOORE, INSTRUCTOR
Ben attended Luther College majoring in Art and receiving his BA degree in 2002. Studying painting and
drawing, with a secondary focus in printmaking, at the University of Iowa, Ben completing his MA degree in
2005 and his MFA in 2006. He also studied printmaking and drawing at the Scuola Internationale de Grafica
in Venice, Italy. After teaching as faculty at the University of Iowa and Kirkwood Community College, Ben
finds himself full-circle as an Assistant Professor of Art at Luther College teaching painting, drawing, and new
media. His work has been exhibited at Arizona State University, Grain Belt Artist Collective in Minneapolis,
the Foxtax Gallery Minneapolis, and various other institutions throughout the US.
ALYSSA RITTER, INSTRUCTOR
Alyssa Ritter is a 2011 graduate of Luther College where she studied Art and Social Work. She loves integrating
creative projects into her daily life and work, including photography and making artwork out of recycled and
upcycled materials. For several years she served as the art director at summer camp for children in Ferryville,
WI. In addition to teaching youth visual art classes, Alyssa heads the ArtHaus Art for a Cause workshop. Outside
of ArtHaus, Alyssa can be found working in the Admission Department at Luther College and volunteering at
The Clay Studio.
JULIE STROM HENDRICKSON, INSTRUCTOR
A graduate of Luther College, Julie has taught photography courses at Luther for over a decade. She
started exploring photography at a young age learning camera skills both from her mother, an art teacher,
and the local 4-H program. When she was 16, Julie’s father built a darkroom in the basement of their
home, further fueling her love for photography. Julie lives and works just outside of Decorah.
JIM TRIPP, INSTRUCTOR
Jim has been teaching foreign language since graduating from Luther College in 2004. For the
last few years, Jim has strayed from the traditional grammar study method of language learning,
opting instead for an approach that seeks to immerse students in compelling, comprehensible
languagethrough conversation and storytelling.
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KRISTEN UNDERWOOD, DIRECTOR OF UPSTART CROW THEATREWORKS,
CO-DIRECTOR OF ARTHAUS
Kristen Underwood has been a theatre professional for over twenty-five years. She earned her
BFA from the University of Colorado/Boulder, and her MFA from San Francisco’s American
Conservatory Theatre. As an actor and director, Kristen has been involved in over one hundred
productions for professional theatre companies around the country, in addition to teaching theatre
for CU/Boulder and Luther College, among others. After ten years as a managing Core Artist
and Director of Education for the Commonweal Theatre Company, Kristen founded Upstart Crow Theatreworks in 2002 and
ArtHaus with Lea Lovelace in 2008.
LAURIE WALTER, INSTRUCTOR
Laurie’s love of dance started during her first ballet class at the age of nine. She began her own teaching
experience at fourteen, organizing and teaching ballet and jazz classes in her hometown. Laurie graduated
from Luther College with a BA in dance and has spent the last seven years studying, choreographing, and
instructing dance in Austin, Texas. She is excited to be back in Decorah with her husband Jarrad, her
daughter Kera, and her son Davis.
PINE WILSON, INSTRUCTOR
Pine Wilson fell head-over-heels for Eastern European folk dancing in the early 1990’s, and has
since traveled to festivals and workshops throughout the Midwest, from coast to coast, and to Bulgaria
pursuing her passion. Pine has been teaching international dancing in the Decorah area, both privately
and in schools, festivals, and celebrations, since 1992 and is an instrumentalist with the widely known
Baltic band, Maritza.
KINDRA WINDISH
Kindra Windish grew up dancing in her parent’s backyard. After graduating from the backyard and the
University of Oregon, Kindra received her Masters in Dance and Dance Education from NYU. In New
York and Los Angeles she has danced for Douglas Dunn, Holly Johnston, Christopher Williams, and
Kriota Willberg. Kindra has taught dance in studios, private and public schools, colleges, community
centers and summer intensives. Kindra, her trumpet blowin’ husband, and two sons moved to Decorah
this fall. ARTHAUS BOARD OF DIRECTORS
In our fifth year of operation, ArtHaus is pleased to announce that we are in the process of applying for our
own 501(c)3 status. After over 4 years of operating under the fiscal agency of the Driftless Art Collective
(D. Art Co.) we thank them for their support and guidance during the early stages of our organization. We
look forward to continued collaborations and are thrilled to announce the recently appointed members of
the ArtHaus Board of Directors.
Carolyn Corbin, President
Ben Moore, Vice President
Maria Smith, Secretary
Vicki Berland, Treasurer
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other arthaus information
SCHOLARSHIPS
Grants from The Depot Outlet, The McElroy Trust, and gifts from the many Friends of ArtHaus make it
possible for us to offer scholarships to ArtHaus youth programs. Adults interested in scholarship opportunities
may receive tuition assistance in exchange for volunteer hours! Please inquire upon registration.
GIFT CERTIFICATES
Give the gift of creativity! Gift certificates to ArtHaus classes and workshops are available in any amount. Call or
stop by to pick one up for someone you love.
EVENT RENTAL
ArtHaus and the ArtHaus Studio make cozy settings for intimate concerts, private parties, and other arts-related
gatherings. Call for more information.
BECOME A FRIEND OF ARTHAUS
ArtHaus is made possible through the sponsorship of Driftless Art Collective (formerly known as Decorah
Regional Art Council). All contributions in support of ArtHaus are tax deductible. Driftless Art Collective
(D.ART Co.) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Visit arthausdecorah.org to make a secure online donation
through PayPal, or send your check to 508 West Water St., Decorah, IA 52101. Either way, you’ll receive a thank
you letter for your tax deductible gift and the satisfaction of contributing to a vibrant and creative community!
REGISTRATION/CANCELLATION POLICY
ArtHaus requires that you make partial or full payment to hold your spot at the time of registration. For visual
art classes, camps or workshops the materials fee must be pre-paid as a deposit to hold your spot. If the class is
cancelled due to low enrollment, participants will receive a full refund for any payments made. If participants
choose to withdraw from the class or workshop due to scheduling conflicts or otherwise after the class has begun,
a partial refund will be given for classes the student can no longer attend. However, the materials fee will not be
refunded. If tuition assistance is needed please call or email ArtHaus. Register online at arthausdecorah.org
WEATHER RELATED CANCELLATIONS
Wondering if an ArtHaus class or event is cancelled due to weather? Check www.kdecradio.com for weather
related announcements.
ONLINE CALENDAR
Want to see all these happenings on a calendar? Check out our google calendar on our website. The information
is always current and up to date!
PHOTO CREDITS
Parker Deen of Silvermoon Photography, Charlie Langton, and Sarah Frydenlund.
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