Spring 2013 - White Bear Center for the Arts

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• Painting • Drawing • Multi-Media • Collage • Fiber • Basketry • Cooking • Glass • Jewelry • Paper Bowls
White Bear Center for the Arts Class Catalog
March • April • May
www.WhiteBearArts.org
• Sculpture • Writing • Photography • Artist Discussion • Clay • Dance • Kids • Pastel • Oil • Watercolor • Plein Air
Spring 2013
Special thanks to outgoing
board members!
Our Mission
To provide a gateway to
diverse arts experiences.
• educate • cultivate • celebrate
BOARD of DIRECTORS
Chair
Kyle Frederickson completes his third, two-year term, serving on
the board of directors thereby fulfilling the WBCA’s term limits of
6 consecutive years. He’s agreed to continue serving the WBCA
by accepting an Emeritus Board Member position for 2013.
Kyle served four of his six years on the Executive Committee as
Secretary, ensuring detailed (and lively) notes for WBCA’s records.
Kyle’s contributions include serving on the education committee
and helping develop a drawing program for Art-In-Elementary
with the WBL public schools. Thank you Kyle!
robert cuerden
Vice Chair
dan Wachtler
Treasurer
Patricia berger
Secretary
alan Kantrud
Past Chair
roberta Johnson
Members
Steve Harmon also completes his third, two-year term serving
on the board of directors. Over the past two years,
Steve co-chaired the building committee and helped
shepherd the capital project onto solid ground. His
expertise, generosity, and humor will be missed among the
team as he focuses his talents on a graphic design career
and family. Thank you Steve! See you at the Grand Opening!
Linda Wall-Waddell served on the board for two full terms,
and served on the Executive Committee as Vice Chair.
In addition, Linda worked closely with WBCA’s strategic
planning and fundraising event Heart 4 Art, sharing her
business skills, warmth, and friendship with us all. Linda will
remain active through an Emeritus Board Member position
in 2013. Thank you Linda!
leonardo castro
Jan Gillen
Mary Gove
Neil Johnston
Mary levins
Nor Olson
Kraig thayer rasmussen
Jeff Schreier
Emeritus Director
Sue ahlcrona
Kyle Frederickson
linda Wall-Waddell
STAFF
Suzi Hudson
Executive Director
danielle cézanne
Education Director
andrew vollbrecht
Administrative Coordinator
anne dillon
Program Assistant
You all ROCK!
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this activity is made
possible in part by a grant
from the Minnesota State
arts board, through an
appropriation by the
Minnesota State
legislature and a
grant from the National
endowment for the arts.
this activity is funded,
in part, by the arts and
cultural heritage fund
as appropriated by the
Minnesota State legislature
with money from the legacy
amendment vote of the
people of Minnesota on
November 4, 2008.
Dear Friends, Inside!
Special Thanks
IFC
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Dear Friends,
Letter from Suzi Hudson
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Happy New Year!
Watercolor
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Amidst sub-zero weather and sparkling Minnesota winter
Sumi-e
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sun,the interior walls of our new building are coming down!
Oil
4-5 Masons are at work inside scaffold tents blocking up old
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windows and doors. Concrete is getting mixed, bag by dusty
Acrylic
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Hudson,
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bag, as new walls rise outside, outlining the new clay center. Suzi
Executive Director
New openings are emerging, reframing the sky, the trees,
Mixed Media
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and the grounds. As construction moves into full swing, the paths of a vision
Pastels
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Arts! Happy New Year, indeed!
Encaustic
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While we look forward, we also reflect on the work and talents of individuals that Drawing
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have helped carry the WBCA to this remarkable threshold. In particular, three
outgoing board members earn special recognition and thanks: Kyle Frederickson, ______________________
Digital Art
10 Steve Harmon, and Linda Wall-Waddell. Please see the inside front cover for more
Calligraphy
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about these special friends of the WBCA. At the same time we are excited to
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welcome three new board members: Nor Olson, Jeff Schreier, and Lenny Castro. A Artist Development
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hearty welcome!
Photography
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Working with Reiling Construction to establish the project’s timeline, we
Book Binding
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anticipate the doors will be open for programs this summer. Landscaping and
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finishes will likely continue over the summer months as we prepare for a grand
Fiber
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opening early fall: THIS YEAR!
Jewelry
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The new site will house four studio classrooms, designed specifically for artmaking and teaching, including a designated clay center with separate kiln room Glass
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for maximum safety and a healthy art-making environment. A state-of-the-art
Cooking 15 __
1,500 square foot gallery will provide one of the only public galleries of this size ___________________
in the northeast suburban area, hosting premier workshops, art exhibitions, and
Clay
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events for the community. An on-site art library will provide inspiring materials ______________________
and resources. The expansive front porch, outdoor commons, atrium lounge,
Yoga & Dance
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walking labyrinth, contemplative gardens, and on-site parking reinforce that the
After School Classes 17
“welcome mat” is broad and open to all. White Bear Center for the Arts is your
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home for the arts.
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Family & Kids
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So join in the excitement, support the campaign, take a class, or come and
Donor List
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volunteer. It’s going to be a spring full of blooming dreams.
Registration Guidelines & Map 20
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Suzi
20 WriteNow! & Heart 4 Art
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Registration and Membership IBC
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Art News Back Cover
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www.WhiteBearArts.org • 651.407.0597
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Intermediate-Advanced
Watercolor Frank Zeller
This class alternates between formal lessons and
independent work. When appropriate, each lesson
includes a handout describing the steps and colors
needed to finish the work. Critiques are given
every Thursday morning for completed works.
Demonstrations are presented following the methods
described in a handout, prior to independent work.
* Visit www.WhiteBearArts.org for a supply list.
Class ID: 101S
Date/Time: 4 Thursdays, March 7-28, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Tuition: $70 Member/$88 Non-Member
Lisa Fertig
Class ID: 102S
Date/Time: 4 Thursdays, April 4-25, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM
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Class ID: 103S
Date/Time: 4 Thursdays, May 2-23, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM
May 16, 9:30 AM-12:30 PM
Watercolor
Beginning Watercolor
Lisa Fertig
Come and explore the wonder of watercolor by
learning the fundamentals and techniques of
this exciting medium. Basic class lessons will help
students feel comfortable as they discover their
journey using watercolors. Students can pay the
instructor an optional material fee of $1 if they wish
to keep the lesson plans.
Age/Level: Adults, Intermediate, Advanced
Location: Masonic Lodge
* Sign up for all three classes and save!
$200 Member/$254 Non-Member
* Sign up for 2 consecutive classes in one month!
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Loose & Free Watercolor Lisa Fertig
Learn to use watercolor in exciting ways with
demonstrations, individual instruction, and class
critiques. For intermediate to advanced painters,
a variety of subject matters will be explored with
our focus on the principles and elements of design.
Demonstrations will guide students through the
process as they gain confidence and have fun in
this supportive class. Optional material fee of $1 is
payable to instructor at class for students who wish
to keep the lesson plans.
Class ID: 107S
Date/Time: 3 Mondays, March 4-25, 12:30-3:00 PM
No Class March 11
Class ID: 108S
No Class March 11
Class ID: 104S
Date/Time: 3 Mondays, March 4-25, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM
No Class March 11
Class ID: 109S
Date/Time: 4 Mondays, April 1-22, 12:30-3:00 PM
Class ID: 110S
Class ID: 105S
Date/Time: 4 Mondays, April 1-22, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM
Class ID: 111S
Date/Time: 4 Mondays, April 29-May 20, 12:30-3:00 PM
Class ID: 106S
Date/Time: 4 Mondays, April 29-May 20, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM
Class ID: 112S
Adults, Beginner
Age/Level: Location: WBCA
* Sign up for all three classes and save! $174 Member/$221 Non-Member
Frank Zeller
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Lisa Fertig
Age/Level: Adults, Experienced Beginner, Intermediate
Location: WBCA
* Sign up for all three classes and save!
Sumi-e
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Painting a Sea Turtle
Sylvia Benson
Sea turtles have wonderful patterning on their backs
and legs that is perfect for the texturing techniques
used with watercolor. The many different colors of
sea turtles add to the intrigue of painting them.
There will be pictures to work from but students can
bring their own as well. Look for a picture that has a
pleasing shape that would work well in an elongated
form. There will be step-by-step instruction and
individual help. Students may bring other projects
they need help with.
Class ID: 113S
Date/Time: Tuesday & Wednesday, May 7 & 8, 10:00 AM-1:00 PM
Age/Level: Adults, Beginner, Intermediate
Location: WBCA
Sylvia Benson
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Getting a Grip on Watercolor for Beginners
Deborah Voyda Rogers
Starting from the very beginning, with all materials
supplied, students will learn to set up a palette and
discover the wonderful medium that is watercolor.
Using a stress-free method of drawing and painting
students will conquer watercolor from the start,
before they get frustrated, or after, if that ship has
already sailed. Artist-grade materials will be provided.
With a new lesson every week, both beginners and
continuing students will be comfortable with this
class.
Class ID: 114S
Date/Time: 4 Thursdays, April 4-25, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM
Class ID: 115S
Date/Time: 4 Thursdays, May 2-23, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM
Material Fee: $15 payable to instructor
Age/Level: Adults, Beginner
Location: WBCA
* Sign up for both classes and save!
The Spirit of Sumi-e,
An Intro to East
Asian Brush Painting
Karen Kurka Jensen
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Stress-Free Watercolor
from the BeginningOne Day Workshop
This workshop is for anyone who has thought about
trying watercolor or wants a fresh look at how to
tame watercolor. Time will be spent doing fun, simple
exercises to gain confidence before going on to a
finished painting. Working with a palette that will
produce foolproof, glowing color and stress-free
drawing will ensure a day of fun. Basic watercolor
principles, color theory, setting up a palette, and tips
for successful paintings are a few of the topics that
will be covered. Come enjoy a day of creativity and
leave knowing that you have tamed the only medium
that moves on the paper! Bring a lunch or go out to
eat nearby. Artist-grade materials will be provided.
Class ID: 116S
Date/Time: Saturday, April 13, 10:00 AM-2:00 PM
Material fee: $15 payable to instructor for artist grade materials
Location: WBCA
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One Day Watercolor
Workshop - Landscapes Lisa Fertig
Students in this class will complete two landscape
paintings, one in the morning and one in the
afternoon. Demonstrations will help guide everyone
through the process. Students will gain confidence
and have fun in this supportive class. Bring a lunch.
Optional material fee of $1 is payable to instructor in
class to keep the lesson plans.
Class ID: 117S
Material fee: $1 payable to instructor for lesson plan (optional)
Age/Level: Adults, Experienced Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Location: WBCA
This is a unique offering, open to ages 12 and
above, available to both the beginner and the
seasoned professional, blending east and west in
an artistic, responsive environment.
All civilizations leave an imprint of their lives- figures
on rock, stone, or paper. Children leave their fleeting
fingerprints in the sand, or a pen stroke on paper.
Feeling for oneself what it is to leave a trace with
just a brush dipped in ink is an endlessly amazing
experience. It tells us a little something about what
the act of creation is all about. Sumi-e is the Asian
word for “ink picture.” In sumi-e, the simplest of
tools have been able to create outstanding beauty.
Every sumi-e artist uses those traditional materials
to create their work: sumi-e ink, bamboo brush, and
Asian paper. In this class students will use those same
materials and become more familiar with this ancient
and relevant art form. The sobriety of the form, black
and white combined with the skillful brushstroke,
continues, after countless centuries, to provide
an insight into the imperceptible, ever-changing
richness of life. Sumi-e is an art form but also a
philosophy and a feeling. It is touching the world
around us with all of our senses and in turn, letting
the world touch us before transforming that touch
into the language of brush and ink. Sumi-e, like
any art form, is about a sense of transitions, about
transformations.
Class ID: 118S
Date/Time: 4 Wednesdays, April 17-May 8, 6:30-8:30 PM
Class ID: 119S
Date/Time: 4 Wednesdays, May 15-June 5, 6:30-8:30 PM
Tuition: Age/Level: Adults, Teens 12+, All Levels
Location: WBCA
* Sign up for both classes and save!
Karen Kurka Jensen
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Oil PaintingSpring Cleaning
Ann Tristani
Start the summer with a fresh palette and finish
spring paintings! Many painters start paintings and
for various reasons leave them unfinished. Now is the
time to dig them out, dust them off, and bring them
in for a little encouragement, advice, and to finish
them. Materials will be available from instructor for
$5, if needed.
Class ID: 214S
Date/Time: Wednesday, April 3, 1:00-3:45 PM
Oil
Ann Tristani
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Beginning Oil Painting
Ann Tristani
This oil painting class is for the absolute beginner or
those who want to start with the basics. Each month
students will work on a new painting, following
along with the instructor as she paints and shares
insights, advice, and encouragement. By the end of
the month each student will have a finished painting!
Each month the painting will alternate between
landscape and still life. All supplies needed are
available at class for a first-time fee of $25 that
includes brushes; subsequent months are only $10.
So just relax, show up, and give it a try! Students
with their own supplies are free to bring them.
Class ID: 204S
Date/Time: 4 Wednesdays, March 6-27, 1:00-3:15 PM
Class ID: 205S
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Continuing Oil Painting
Ann Tristani
This oil painting class is for intermediate level oil
painters or those with some experience. Students
may choose to follow along with the instructor
as she paints the “painting of the month” or
work on their own painting with assistance and
encouragement from the instructor. Through
practice, the painter will grow in skill and knowledge
and continue to develop a logical and consistent
painting process.
Class ID: 208S
Date/Time: 4 Wednesdays, March 6-27, 10:00 AM-12:15 PM
Class ID: 209S
Date/Time: 4 Thursdays, March 7-28, 1:00-3:15 PM
Class ID: 210S
Date/Time: 4 Thursdays, March 7-28, 6:30-8:45 PM
Class ID: 211S
Date/Time: 4 Wednesdays, May 1-22, 10:00 AM-12:15 PM
Class ID: 206S
Date/Time: 4 Wednesdays, May 1-22, 1:00-3:15 PM
Class ID: 212S
Date/Time: 4 Thursdays, May 2-23, 1:00-3:15 PM
Class ID: 207S
Class ID: 213S
Date/Time: 4 Thursdays, May 2-23, 6:30-8:45 PM
Age/Level: Adults, Teens 14+, Beginner
Material fee: $25 payable to instructor or use supply list + $1 for handouts
Location: WBCA
* Sign up for both classes and save! $157 Member/$197 Non-Member
Age/Level: Adults, Teens 14+, Experienced Beginner, Intermediate
Material fee: $25 payable to instructor or use supply list + $1 for handouts
Location: WBCA
* Sign up for both classes and save! $157 Member/$197 Non-Member
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Class ID: 215S
Date/Time: Wednesday, April 24, 1:00-3:45 PM
Tuition: Age/Level: Location: $27 Member/$34 Non-Member
Adults, Teens 14+, Beginner, Intermediate
WBCA
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Oil PaintingGive it a Try!
Ann Tristani
Learn the basics of oil painting in this workshop. No
worries, just use materials provided by the instructor
and give it a try! We will work together from the very
beginning. Students will learn how to lay out paint
on a palette and progress together to a simple
finished painting. Demos, one-on-one assistance, and
loads of insight and enthusiasm are what you can
expect from an experienced instructor whose passion
and love of painting will help students find their
inner artist.
Class ID: 216S
Date/Time: Wednesday, April 3, 9:30 AM-12:15 PM
Class ID: 217S
Date/Time: Wednesday, April 24, 9:30 AM-12:15 PM
Tuition: Material fee: Age/Level: Location: $27 Member/$34 Non-Member
$5 payable to instructor for all materials
Adults, Teens 14+, Beginner
WBCA
Teens are eligible to take
most adult classes.
Check the adult section to
see which classes will bring
your skills to a new level.
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Becoming An Artist- A class to inspire oil or acrylic painters
Mary Jo Van Dell
(Formerly known as Mary Jo Pittman)
Many classes teach how to paint. This instructor
coaches students on becoming artists. In this class
each participant will work individually and receive
instruction and encouragement to enhance and
develop personal skills and style. Confidence will
set in as students realize their own potential. This
is a class for the student wishing to go beyond the
fundamentals of painting and into a deeper realm of
creativity. Students may bring a blank canvas with
something in mind to work on, or a piece already in
progress. Experience with painting is a prerequisite
for this class.
Class ID: 218S
Date/Time: Saturday, March 9, 9:00 AM-4:00 PM
Class ID: 219S
Date/Time: Saturday, May 11, 9:00 AM-4:00 PM
Tuition: Age/Level: Location: $63 Member/$79 Non-Member
Adults, Intermediate, Advanced
WBCA
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Ivan Zassavitski
Lisa Fertig
In this two day workshop students will tackle the
challenges of painting outside in the spring. At
the beginning of the workshop the instructor will
describe the goals of a spring landscape painting
and demonstrate, while also painting alongside with
the students. Personal critiques will be given at least
twice a day and there will be time to ask additional
questions at the end of each day. Class will be
rescheduled if the weather does not cooperate.
This class will help students develop confidence
using acrylic paints. Starting with a reference of a
landscape picture, students will learn to use color,
shapes, values, and textures to simplify the design.
* Visit www.WhiteBearArts.org for a supply list or
use instructor’s supplies for $5 per session.
Notify office if you need to use instructor’s
supplies
Plein Air Spring
Landscapes in Oil
Class ID: 220S
Date/Time: Saturday & Sunday, May 18 & 19, Saturday, 8:00 AM-4:00 PM
Sunday, 9:00 AM-3:00 PM
Age/Level: Adults, 18+, Experienced Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Location: Various Locations
Acrylic
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Abstract Acrylic Painting
Frank Zeller
This course will focus on the painting styles of
Post-Impressionism, Expressionism, Objective and
Non-Objective Abstraction, Constructive/Geometric
Style, Semi-Realism, and Pop Art. Lessons are
based on historical background from 20th century
Impressionism to Self-Expressionism. Lessons will be
presented relating to these styles. Demonstrations
and examples of past work will be presented along
with chosen subject matter.
Class ID: 201S
Date/Time: 4 Tuesdays, March 5-26, 10:00 AM-1:00 PM
Class ID: 202S
Date/Time: 4 Tuesdays, April 2-23, 10:00 AM-1:00 PM
Class ID: 203S
Date/Time: 4 Tuesdays, April 30-May 21, 10:00 AM-1:00 PM
Mary Jo Van Dell
Scholarships are available!
Please call the WBCA at
(651) 407-0597
for more information.
Tuition: Age/Level:
Adults, Advanced Beginner to Advanced
Location: Masonic Lodge
* Sign up for 2 consecutive classes in one month! $45 Member/$60 Non-Member
Introduction to Acrylic
Landscape Painting
Class ID: 221S
Date/Time: 3 Tuesdays, March 5-26, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM
No Class March 12
Class ID: 222S
Date/Time: 4 Tuesdays, April 2-23, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM
Tuition: Class ID: 223S
Date/Time: 4 Tuesdays, April 30-May 21, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM
Tuition: Age/Level: Adults, Beginner
WBCA
Location: * Sign up for all three classes and save! $174 Member/$221 Non-Member
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Continuing Acrylics
Lisa Fertig
This class will help students develop and expand their
creativity using acrylic paint. Learn about design and
color principles while building skills and confidence.
Explore a variety of painting techniques with the
brush and other tools while we simplify the shapes in
studies alternating between landscapes and florals.
Class ID: 224S
Date/Time: 3 Tuesdays, March 5-26, 12:30-3:00 PM
No Class March 12
Class ID: 225S
Date/Time: 4 Tuesdays, April 2-23, 12:30-3:00 PM
Class ID: 226S
Date/Time:
4 Tuesdays, April 30-May 21, 12:30-3:00 PM
Adults, Experienced Beginner, Age/Level: Intermediate
Location: WBCA
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Mixed Soar!
Media Mixed Media Mentoring
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Explore Different
Mediums
Susan Hartzell Vannelli
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Crazy About Collages
Workshop
Bonnie Cutts
Collages are works of art created using a variety
of materials that are ‘glued’ or attached to a
surface. Learn about making acrylic gel skins (like
decals) which can be incorporated into artwork
along with papers, fabrics, words, and any personal
items. Collages can be personally charged, playful,
insightful, humorous, or just plain fun. Learn about
and use a variety of acrylic materials as surfaces
to work on as participants work with composition,
balance, color, and design. Explore new acrylic
materials for interesting textures and apply them
along with the found materials to the collage. All
acrylic paints, gels, and mediums provided. $15
materials fee paid to instructor.
Bring to class: Favorite paint brushes, palette
knives, palettes, water container, scissors, ruler,
favorite drawing tools, anything personal to collage—
decorative papers, ribbons, stamps, old paintings to
cut up, bring laser printed copy to attach phrases
(inkjet will wash away), anything personal. For a
quick and easy way to transfer an image to the
collage, bring some laser prints of photos. Bring 2
surfaces to work on—at least 11” x 14”. Bring images
to reference as a starting point. Class ID: 227S Date/Time: Tuesday & Wednesday, May 7 & 8, 10:00 AM-4:00 PM
Age/Level: Adults, Beginner and Beyond
WBCA
Location: 6
Each week students will use a different medium
and explore the basics. This instructor will provide
a practice exercise and all the supplies each week.
The first week students will experience the beauty of
watercolor as it magically explodes on paper. In week
two, colors will come alive with pastels by painting
on dark colored surfaces! During weeks 3 and 4,
students can discover what paintings are hiding
inside their hearts with acrylic paints on canvas! The
supplies for each lesson will be included in the supply
fee but please bring any kind of sketchbook and a
fine tip permanent marker. No experience necessary.
Please wear paint clothes.
Class ID: 230S
Class ID: 231S
Class ID: 232S
Material fee: $25 payable to instructor
Adults, All Levels
* Sign up for all 3 classes and save! $206 Member/$260 Non-Member
Students will often take an art class, or start a project,
but never complete it! This class is for those who
would like to complete a piece of art, an unfinished
painting, pastel, watercolor, drawing, collage, or
whatever...! This instructor will mentor and help
students with a new way of seeing their creative
abilities, get started on a new piece of work, and
inspire them to press on and work in a series. Please
bring supplies and a project. The instructor will have
demonstrations each week for optional projects.
Class ID: 233S
Date/Time: 4 Mondays, March 4-25, 9:30-11:45 AM
Class ID: 234S
Date/Time: 4 Mondays, April 1-22, 9:30-11:45 AM
Date/Time: 4 Mondays, April 29-May 20, 9:30-11:45 AM
WBCA
Location: * Sign up for all 3 classes and save!
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Create a Custom
Art Class
Create a custom class and enjoy a creative, lively day
or evening of art, laughter, and friendships.
Absolutely no artistic ability required for fun with a
group of friends. Learn how easy it is to paint with
acrylics, pastels, or watercolors. Bring favorite drinks
and appetizers to spice up the class! Gather a group
and call the office to set up dates or call to join
another group. 6 person minimum for a custom
class.
Class ID: 236S
Date/Time: Pick a date, 3 hours
Tuition: $30 Member/$38 Non-Member per person
Material fee: $10 per person payable to instructor
Age/Level: Adults, 21+, All Levels
Location: WBCA
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Dream Workshop for
All Mediums
Jan Gillen
This workshop is for artists looking to open up their
creative ideas and expressions. Dreams are a part
of the human experience; universal and powerful,
sometimes complicated with narratives, sometimes
just fleeting fragments-dreams inspire and speak to
us. Open up creative expression in a fun workshop
that explores the history of dreams in art, the dream
process, and how to translate dreams into a work of
art in any medium. For experienced artists looking
to shake things up a bit, or someone who has never
made art before, this class will help explore creativity
from dreams on out. The Dream Workshop starts
the first evening with a Power Point lecture on
the history of dreams in art and discussion thereof.
The next session, participants will bring in their
choice of mediums as the class proceeds in making
artwork based on dreams.
Class ID: 237S
Date/Time: 2 Wednesdays, April 3 & 10, 6:30-8:30 PM
Adults, Teens 15+, All Levels
Age/Level: WBCA
Location: Pastels
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Introduction to Chalk Pastels
People who like fresh, pure, vivid colors will open
their artistic world to new possibilities and creative
insights by working with pastels. Students will learn
about the materials and tools, explore basic pastel
techniques, and learn to combine pastels with
other mixed media. Each week will be filled with
demonstrations and experimentation.
Class ID: 238S
Class ID: 239S
Class ID: 240S
Date/Time: 4 Tuesdays, April 30-May 21, 12:30-2:30 PM
Location: WBCA
Laura Frykman
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Laura Frykman
Chalk Pastels - Level II
Chalk Pastels- Level ll is a continuation of
Introduction to Chalk Pastels. The instructor will
individually mentor students with their ongoing
pastel artwork projects. This class will offer support
and encouragement with artistic critiques, shared
creative thoughts, and new techniques in a nonthreatening environment. It is recommended that
inexperienced students take Introduction to Chalk
Pastels before taking this class. Please bring supplies
and pastel project ideas.
Class ID: 241S
Date/Time: 4 Tuesdays, March 5-26, 9:30-11:45 AM
Class ID: 242S
Date/Time: 4 Tuesdays, April 2-23, 9:30-11:45 AM
Class ID: 243S
Date/Time: 4 Tuesdays, April 30-May 21, 9:30-11:45 AM
Location: WBCA
All Levels Pastel
Learn new ways to express yourself in chalk
pastels! Come and explore the flexibility of pastel
in a fun, challenging atmosphere. All levels of
artists are welcome, and the instructor will help
students take their work to the level they seek with
individualized coaching and instruction. Work from
photos, imagination, or still life. Learn to build up
a composition of layers on sandpaper using colors,
rhythm, and texture to create a surface that sings!
This instructor’s work ranges from plein air realist/
impressionist landscapes to abstract and collage.
She is Atelier-trained in the sight-size method for
still-lifes and portraits. This class has many optional
demonstrations to meet students’ needs, but there is
also space to explore without talking if preferred.
Class ID: 244S
Class ID: 245S
Class ID: 246S
Location: WBCA
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Encaustic
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Painting with Encaustic
Sylvia Benson
Christopher Copeland
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Intermediate Pastel
Pastels’ resurgence in popularity will allow the class
to explore many creative possibilities. Add color,
depth, and vibrancy to paintings by experimenting
with various techniques using a variety of surfaces
and textures. Emphasis from the instructor will be
working from life with focus on composition, light,
and color value with individual attention and class
demonstrations.
Class ID: 248S
Class ID: 249S
Date/Time: 4 Wednesdays, April 3-24, 1:00-3:30 PM
Locations: WBCA
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•••
Pastel Workshop en Plein Air
Laura Frykman
This will be a 2-day overview, where students work
alongside the instructor on an outdoor painting.
All levels will be welcome as the use of layers, basic
color theory, and management of outdoor logistics
are covered. This instructor will offer step-bystep personal troubleshooting when needed, and
will demonstrate techniques for creating depth,
controlling texture and color, and focusing on an
individual’s vision for the painting. On Sunday, bring
in 1 or 2 other works for encouraging advice. Bring
lunch & liquids!
Class ID: 247S
Date/Time: Saturday & Sunday, May 18 & 19,
Saturday, 8:30 AM-3:30 PM
Sunday, 9:00 AM-4:00 PM
Location: WBCA
Join in on a new endeavor of working with hot
beeswax which contains a resin as a hardening agent
and pigments of many colors. It is called encaustic,
an ancient art form dating back to the Greeks,
which was revived by Jasper Johns and has gained
popularity since the 90s. This medium is exciting
because of its flexibility and versatility. Wax can be
moved with a hot air gun, textured with tools,
imbedded with beautiful paper, and turned into a
collage. Step-by-step instruction and individual
attention will help students develop their painting
in this wonderful medium. Classes are limited to 5
students.
Encaustic Birch Trees
Class ID: 251S
Date/Time: Friday, May 3, 1:00-4:00 PM
Encaustic Collage Flowers
Class ID: 252S
Tuition: Material Fee: Age/Level: Location: $30 Member/$38 Non-Member
$20 payable to instructor for all supplies
Adults, Beginner, Intermediate
WBCA
Plein Air Pastel
To the plein air painter, the immediate application of
pastels lends itself to capturing the changing light
effects of the outdoors. Observe and study nature
firsthand. Make quick and direct decisions to produce
spontaneous, fresh, and colorful light-filled paintings.
Demos, one-on-one guidance, and group critiques
are a part of this class.
The first class will meet at the WBCA.
Class ID: 250S
Locations: Matoska Park
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Sylvia Benson
We will make every effort to accommodate individual needs.
Please notify the office if you have any special requirements.
Drawing
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Drawing on the Right
Side of the Brain
Suzanne Starks
Some people have always wanted to learn how to
draw but have been scared because they lack an
artistic background or believe one needs to have
“inborn talent.” This unique class will put those fears
to rest, using an acclaimed workbook with drawing
exercises and accompanying short lessons that will
teach how to draw using the right side of the brain,
which is where non-verbal and creative abilities are
concentrated. Drawing is simply copying what is
seen – and learning how to “see” correctly in order
to learn to draw better. The exercises are designed
to help make the switch to the right side using tricks
and techniques that have proven to be amazingly
effective in teaching even complete novices how to
draw. For students who already draw, this class will
give greater confidence in their ability and deepen
their artistic perception. This is a beginning course
which covers 2 of the 5 basic perceptual skills of
drawing: the perception of edges and the perception
of spaces. Handouts outlining the material, a
workbook tailored to the subject, and individual
critiques will help everyone accomplish their goal of
drawing better. Students will draw a “before” and
“after” picture – and be astounded at the difference.
Please register at least a week in advance for this
class.
Bring from Home: standard writing pencil with
an eraser top, white plastic eraser, small pencil
sharpener, small package of tissue (Kleenex),
and 12” ruler
Class ID: 253S
Date/Time: 5 Mondays, March 18-April 15, 1:00-3:30 PM
Class ID: 254S
Date/Time: 5 Wednesdays, May 1-29, 10:00 AM-12:30 PM
Tuition: Material Fee: Age/Level: Location: •••
•••
Suzanne Starks
Suzanne Starks
Side of the Brain II
Continue to engage the right side of the brain and
learn how to draw more effectively. This intermediate
drawing class will cover the third of the five basic
concepts of drawing: the perception of relationships
(proportions and perspective). Students will draw
a “before” and “after” picture and will be delighted
at the difference. Supplies from beginning class
(students already have): “Drawing on the Right Side
of the Brain Workbook”, #4B graphite stick, #4B
drawing pencil, #2 yellow writing pencil with an
eraser top, erasable felt-tip marker (Vis-a-Vis, or
similar brand), white plastic eraser, small pencil
sharpener, small package of tissue (Kleenex), 12” ruler
Class ID: 255S
Date/Time: 5 Mondays, March 18-April 15, 10:00 AM-12:30 PM
Class ID: 256S
Date/Time: 5 Mondays, March 18-April 15, 6:00-8:30 PM
Class ID: 257S
Date/Time: 5 Mondays, April 29-June 3, 1:00-3:30 PM
No class May 27 Tuition: Material Fee: Age/Level: Prerequisite: Location: $104 Member/$130 Non-Member
$6 payable to instructor for class notes, charcoal stick, and charcoal pencil
Adults, Beginner, Intermediate
Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain I
WBCA
Students will continue on to the final step of how to
develop the right side of their brain. This advanced
class will cover the fourth of the five basic concepts
of drawing: the perception of lights and shadows.
The focus will be on the human head. Students will
draw an “after” self-portrait (the “before” self-portrait
will have been drawn in the beginning class) and will
be very pleased with the level of their competency.
Supplies from intermediate class (students already
have): “Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain
Workbook”, #4B graphite stick, #4B drawing pencil,
#2 yellow writing pencil with an eraser top, erasable
felt-tip marker (Vis-a-Vis, or similar brand), white
plastic eraser, small pencil sharpener, small package
of tissue (Kleenex), 12” ruler, charcoal stick, and
charcoal pencil.
Class ID: 258S
Date/Time: 4 Wednesdays, March 20-April 10, 10:00 AM-12:30 PM
Class ID: 259S
Date/Time: 4 Mondays, April 29-May 20, 10:00 AM-12:30 PM
Class ID: 260S
Tuition: Material Fee: Age/Level: Prerequisite: Location: $83 Member/$104 Non-Member
$1 payable to instructor
Adults, Intermediate
Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain II
WBCA
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Life Drawing Open Studio
Land-Markers-No Instructor
$25 payable to instructor for workbook, class notes, graphite stick, drawing pencil, and erasable felt-tip marker
Adults, Beginner and Beyond
WBCA
most adult classes.
Side of the Brain III
Suzanne Starks has a Bachelor of Arts Degree in
Interior Design with an Art Minor. She has studied
drawing under nationally acclaimed, published artists
such as Kingsley Wu, Mike Lyn, and Ralph Rapson.
This open studio offers drawing with live models.
Artists work at their own pace using their favorite
medium. Sessions begin with a half dozen 2-minute
poses followed by a series of 10-15 minute poses.
Land-Markers is a nonprofit group that has been in
operation for over 20 years.
Class ID: 266S
Date/Time: 10 Thursdays, February 28-May 9, 9:30 AM-12:30 PM
No class March 14
Age/Level: Adults, All Levels
Tuition: $42 Member
Model Fee: $60 model fee payable to Land-Markers
Location: WBCA
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new
Continuing iPad
Drawing and Painting
James Nutt
Digital Art
James Nutt
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Beginning iPad Drawing
and Painting new
James Nutt
Unlock your digital artist within! The iPad is an
incredible tool for the simple sketch to gallery grade art.
This class is geared toward all levels of sketchers
and painters curious how to get started on the
iPad. This series will get students over the learning
curve of the software with a variety of drawing
and painting exercises to take advantage of this
unique medium. Along with learning the software
and process, participants will explore such topics
as line quality, color, opacity, and layout. The
instructor will also touch on layers, underlay, and
photo incorporation. Just imagine every tool in
a professional artist studio with no cleanup, no
scanning, and being able to finally paint on the bus
or in the dark while everyone else watches TV!
Bring from home: iPad, “Art Studio” app- $4.99 (Art
Studio is the recommended app, but Sketchbook Pro
is also acceptable on a newer iPad)
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/artstudio-foripad-draw-paint/id364017607?mt=8.
Install the program before class and test it if possible.
Stylus is optional- any type. Students can wait until
later classes to decide if they need one.
Class ID: 267S
Tuition: Age/Level: Location: Adults, Beginner and Beyond
WBCA
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Take iPad drawing further using fundamentals
learned in Beginning iPad Drawing and Painting. Explore the real power of this medium, diving into
more advanced techniques including “brushes” and
how to modify them, the power of layers, using
photography, and layout techniques. Beginning iPad
Drawing and Painting is recommended but artists
already working comfortably with either Art Studio
or Sketchbook Pro are welcome. Other art programs
are acceptable if the student is already comfortable
with them.
Bring from home: Same supplies from Beginning
iPad Drawing and Painting class.
Class ID: 269S
Date/Time: 3 Tuesdays, May 7-21, 3:00-5:00 PM
Tuition: Age/Level: Adults, Beginner and Beyond
Prerequisite: Beginning iPad Drawing and Painting
Location: WBCA
Calligraphy
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Beginning Calligraphy Pat Barrett
The application of calligraphy (“the art of beautiful
writing”) is endless. It can be used for creating
wedding invitations, greeting cards, or addressing
envelopes; it can be used to enhance arts and crafts
projects such as nature printing, scrap booking,
photography, personalizing picture frames, writing
in hand-made books, or even enhancing fine art
paintings. In this class students will learn the basic
steps necessary to write the lower-case Italic hand.
The basic steps to be learned in this class include:
getting comfortable with the broad-edge pen; letter
proportion; letter shape, slant, and stroke direction;
the importance of spaces, and many other pertinent
points in the art of calligraphy. Because these steps
are the basis for any calligraphic hand, the students
should leave the last class being able to analyze other
‘hands’ and also have a better understanding of the
steps necessary to recreate them. Please bring a piece
of 18 x 24” foam core. The instructor will discuss
other supplies at the first class.
Please note: Students that have already learned the
basics of calligraphy yet desire to have more
guidance are welcome.
Class ID: 501R
Date/Time: 3 Saturdays, February 23-March 9, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM
Age/Level:
Adults, Teens 16+, Beginner and Beyond
Location: White Bear Lake City Hall
Artist Development
Pat Barrett
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Artist Discussion and Critique Neil Johnston
The Artists Discussion is a critique class designed for
the working artist, beginning artists, or people who
just enjoy art. Each session includes a structured art
critique of 2D/3D media art works and a discussion
of related art topics. We will discuss 5-6 works of art
at each session. Everyone is encouraged to bring art
to be discussed, but it is not required. This class is
FREE and open for drop-ins, but please call
(651) 407-0597 to register to show art or in case of
scheduling changes or cancellations.
Class ID: 502S
Date/Time: Tuesday, March 19, 7:00-9:00 PM
Class ID: 503S
Date/Time: Tuesday, April 16, 7:00-9:00 PM
Class ID: 504S
Date/Time: Tuesday, May 14, 7:00-9:00 PM
Tuition: Age/Level: Location: FREE, please call to register to show art or in case of cancellation
Adults, All Levels
White Bear Lake City Hall •••
Business of Art
Workshop
Jan Gillen
Take your art or craft to a new level of
professionalism and prosperity. Jan Gillen’s
experience and skills in art business management
and promotion will be shared in a fun way to help
build confidence, skills, and success. This intensive
3 month workshop is for artists who are serious
about developing the entrepreneurial side of their
art. Students will be guided through the process of
defining their dream, developing an action plan, the
nuts and bolts of pricing, marketing, the importance
and ‘how to’ of presentation and exhibitions.
This workshop will cover breaking the barriers to
galleries, shops, and prosperity including press
releases, invitations, and marketing strategies and
designs, setting the show and space for successful
sales and future sales. Students will walk away with
enough knowledge to put their art to work as their
confidence and strategies are strengthened.
Class ID: 505S
Date/Time: 10 Saturdays, March 9-May 11, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM
White Bear Lake City Hall
Location: Photography
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Creativity and Color in Photography
Robert Cuerden
Creativity and composition will be the focus of this
class. Students will grow their skills as photographers
by learning and understanding their creativity and
better use of their equipment. Students will be
encouraged to move from beginner to intermediate
to advanced abilities and skills. Bring a camera and
accessories, as we will go outside for a photographic
walkabout, and then critique our work with a digital
projector. Students are expected to know the basic
operation of their cameras.
Class ID: 509S
Date/Time: 2 Wednesdays, March 20 & 27, 10:00 AM-1:00 PM
Material fee: $4 payable to the instructor
Prerequisite: Students must know how to operate camera and have a camera manual/
guide book available
WBCA
Location: Robert Cuerden
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Book Binding Basics,
Leather Wrap new
Long Stitch
Theresa Angelo
Book •••
Binding
Grant Writing Workshop
It has been said that a short pencil is better than
a long memory. Record travel experiences or daily
what not in a fabulous, personal, and secure leatherwrapped notebook. Learn book binding basics and
produce a book using the Long Stitch tradition.
Students will begin with an overview of binding
styles, tools, and techniques and then put these
elements into practice by creating a 4” x 5 1/2” x 3/4”
leather-wrapped book. Tools and materials provided,
just show up and learn!
Kathy Blegen-Huntley
Class ID: 402S Date/Time: Thursday, May 16, 1:00-4:00 PM
Location: WBCA
Special Promotion- 50% off Tuition
For those dreaming of getting a grant to support
their artwork, there is a process for gaining grant/
financial support and writing a successful grant
application. Join this workshop to learn the tools
needed to research, source, and write grants
specifically targeted to support the individual artist.
This instructor has been a professional fundraiser and
grant writer for the last 10 years, and will show
students where to locate local and national grant
opportunities, specific examples of what grantees
are looking for when evaluating grant applications,
and how to write a compelling grant. This will be an
informative workshop designed to get students to
write their first grant or improve upon their grant
writing skills. Workshop attendees can bring grants
with them for specific assistance.
Class ID: 507S
Date/Time: Thursday, May 2, 6:30-8:30 PM
WBCA
Location: •••
Book Binding Basics,
Stab Stitch
new
Theresa Angelo
This class is perfect for students who like to keep a
journal, enjoy drawing in a sketchbook, or collect
photos for scrapbooking. Wouldn’t it be lovely to
do these things in a personal volume? Learn book
binding basics and create a book using the Stab
Stitch tradition. Begin with an overview of binding
styles, tools, and techniques and then put these
elements into practice by creating a 5” x 8” x 1” paper
and board book. Tools and materials provided, just
show up and learn!
Class ID: 401S Date/Time: Thursday, May 9, 1:00-4:00 PM
Location: WBCA
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Fiber
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Nuno Felted Scarf
for Spring
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Korean Pouch
Becky Meverden
new
Learn a little about life in South Korea by making a
beautiful, reversible Korean pouch. In class, you will
be topstitching the pouch, with cording and fabric
flowers completing the look. The satin fabric used
was purchased in South Korea by the instructor
and is part of the kit. This makes a wonderful gift
for you or others and looks amazing decorating any
home. Extra kits will also be available for purchase. Basic sewing skills helpful. Class ID: 403S
Date/Time: Wednesday, May 22, 10:00 AM-2:30 PM
Location: WBCA
•••
Leslie Granbeck
Embellish a silk scarf with soft wool fibers to create
a beautiful accessory to add a little sparkle to any
wardrobe. Choose a color palette of beautifully-dyed
fibers, and then create any design from floral to
geometric to abstract. Without knitting or sewing,
students will create a supple scarf using a little soapy
water and a unique felting technique. $25 material
fee includes all fibers and supplies is payable to
instructor. Class is limited to 8 students.
Bring from home: Sharp scissors, 2-3 hand towels,
1 old bath towel, and a plastic bag to carry home wet
items. Optional: apron (waterproof or cloth).
Class ID: 405S
Date/Time: Saturday, April 6, 1:00-5:00 PM
Age/Level:
Adults, All Levels
Location: WBCA
Felted Neck Warmer
Leslie Granbeck
Cozy and soft, your new felted neck warmer is the
perfect chill chaser to wear indoors or out. Learn
traditional felting techniques using wool roving
and a little soapy water, and create a lightweight,
supple neck scarf, complete with a felted closure. $20
material fee includes all fibers and supplies, and is
payable to instructor. Class is limited to 8 students.
items. Optional: apron (waterproof or cloth).
Class ID: 404S
Date/Time: Wednesday, March 13, 10:00 AM-2:30 PM
Location: WBCA
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Scarves to Dye for!
Leslie Granbeck
Dye silk scarves in the morning, then design a Nuno
felted scarf in the afternoon. Learn color theory and
silk-dyeing basics, safety tips, and eco-friendly dyeing
methods. After a short “setting” period, the silk will
be beautifully-dyed and ready for an afternoon of
felting. With your dyed silk as a base, apply soft wool
and other exotic fibers to the surface and learn the
steps to bond them into a beautiful Nuno felted
scarf. Students should dress for mess and be ready
to roll up their sleeves. $40 materials fee includes 3
silk scarves, all fibers and supplies. Class is limited to
8 students.
items. Optional: apron (waterproof or cloth),
bag lunch or snack.
Class ID: 407S
Date/Time: Thursday, May 9, 9:00 AM-4:00 PM
Tuition: Material Fee: $40 payable to instructor
Age/Level:
Adults, All Levels
WBCA
Location: •••
Leslie Granbeck
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Crystal Delight Bracelet
Leslie Granbeck
Leslie GranbeckFelted Neck Warmer
Becky MeverdenKorean Pouch
Combine Swarovski crystals and seed beads for a
delightful new bracelet. Learn the versatile rightangle weave stitch and weave a band ready to
embellish with sparkling crystals. A toggle clasp
completes the look. These colorful bracelets are just
right for brides, grads, and summer parties. $20 kits
available in class. Class is limited to 8 students.
Bring from home: Cheaters if you wear them.
Class ID: 406S
Location: WBCA
Nuno Felted Shawl
Leslie Granbeck
Learn a contemporary twist on the traditional art of
felt making. Combine silk fabric and soft wool roving
for a lightweight shawl that can be worn any time of
year. Explore a variety of surface design and finishing
techniques, and create a one-of-a-kind accessory.
$30 materials fee includes all fibers and supplies, and
is payable to instructor. Class is limited to 8 students.
items. Optional: apron (waterproof or cloth), bag
lunch or snack.
Class ID: 408S
Date/Time: Saturday, June 1, 10:00 AM-4:00 PM
Location: WBCA
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•••
Easy Beaded Scarf
Crocheted Moebius
Class
Diane L. Augustin
Learn the basics of knitting with beads and knit this
simple yet elegant Easy Beaded Scarf. This is a very
easy pattern from which to learn a bead-knitting
technique. Selvage edge stitches at the beginning
and end of each row will also be used in this project.
The scarf is approximately 4 1/2” wide x 48” long,
using approximately 220-300 yards of any DK weight
yarn. Participants will discuss bead sizes, stringing
and bead knitting techniques, and pre-string 6/0
TOHO seed beads before knitting the project.
Students will choose bead colors at the beginning of
the first class.
Class ID: 409S
Date/Time: 2 Thursdays, March 7 & 14, 1:00-3:00 PM
Age/Level: Adults, Advanced Beginner and Beyond
Prerequisite: Students must know how to knit and purl.
Location: WBCA
Diane L. Augustin
Crochet the moebius, a continuous loop knit with
a 180 degree twist, using lace-weight mohair
and a large crochet hook. Students will learn the
foundation single crochet technique, which creates
a more relaxed beginning to this continuous loop
with a twist. Students will practice the foundation
single crochet with waste yarn first, then begin the
actual moebius and connect. Participants will enjoy
crocheting and watch the work grow from the center
outward, adding this technique to their crocheting
“toolbox.”
Small: 24” around x 11” deep.
Large: 38” around x 15” deep.
*
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Diane L. AugustinCrocheted Moebius Scarf
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Art Deco Beaded Scarf
Diane L. Augustin
Diane L. AugustinBeaded Scarves
Add sparkle to any occasion with this classic beaded
accessory. The scarf is knit with beads placed in
a graduated fashion at both ends. It is reversible,
displaying a different look on each side. The yarn
used in this sample is a cotton/viscose blend that
has a soft sheen and drapes wonderfully. Any DK
yarn may be used in this project. Students will learn
how to pre-string beads and knit them into position.
Have fun selecting just the right yarn and bead
combination. Any DK weight yarn will work with this
pattern. Selvage edge stitches at the beginning and
end of each row will also be used in this project. The
scarf is approximately 4” wide x 52” long, using 220
or more yards of any DK weight yarn. Participants
will discuss bead sizes, stringing and bead-knitting
techniques and pre-string 6/0 TOHO seed beads
before knitting the project. Students will choose bead
colors at the beginning of the first class.
Class ID: 410S
Date/Time:
2 Fridays, April 12, 2:00-5:00 PM
April 26, 2:00-4:00 PM
Material Fee: $15 payable to instructor for pattern and beads. Additional bags of beads are available for purchase from the instructor for $2.50 per 20 gram bag
Prerequisite: Students must know how to knit and purl
Location:
WBCA
Class ID: 411S
Date/Time: Thursday, April 4, 1:00-3:00 PM
Material Fee: $5 payable to instructor for pattern
Age/Level: Adults, Experienced Beginner and Beyond
Prerequisite: Students must know how to chain, slip stitch and single crochet
Location:
WBCA
•••
Dropped Stiches
on Purpose Class
Diane L. Augustin
Learn how to create unique designs, dropping
stitches on purpose. Participants will explore 3
different drop stitch techniques and knit three fast
and fabulous scarves. Join this class for some quick
knit ideas and FUN! This instructor will bring many
patterns and/or Ravelry links for a variety of design
choices. The first class project has a homework
assignment.
Homework for Part 1: Using size 10 needles and
Berroco Bonsai yarn, cast on 23 stitches using the
long tail cast on method. Students must use this
method. Attach the second ball of Bonsai at the end
of a row and knit until the yarn is almost all used.
Reserve approximately 2 yards of yarn for the bind
off. DO NOT BIND OFF. Leave all your stitches on the
needle and bring the scarf to class just like that. We
will bind off at the beginning of the first class and
have a good time!
Class ID: 412S
Date/Time: 2 Tuesdays, May 14 & 28, 1:00-3:00 PM
Material Fee: $5 payable to instructor for patterns.
Prerequisite: Students must know how to knit and purl
Location:
WBCA
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Jewelry
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Glass
•••
Kim Bakken-Parr
Kim Bakken-Parr & Lee Parr
Learn the basics of working with Precious Metal Clay
(PMC) and how easy it is to design and create
beautiful fine silver jewelry. This clay is comprised of
fine silver particles suspended in an organic binder. It
can be rolled, folded, shaped, and carved. Students
will design and create a one-of-a-kind piece and
learn how to set stones. After the pieces are dried
and kiln-fired during class, they are ready to be
polished and a patina can be applied. Each piece is
99.9% pure silver. No sawing, drilling, or hammering.
All tools are provided; bring a bag lunch and your
creativity!
Class ID: 417R
Date/Time: Saturday, March 2, 10:00 AM-4:00 PM
Material Fee: $50 payable to the instructor
Adults, Teens, Beginner and Beyond
Imagine fusing a rubber-stamped image onto glass.
Using clove oil as the medium with glass paints,
participants begin stamping a design onto a small
glass piece that can be turned into a pendant. Once
comfortable with the process students will stamp
designs onto 4” X 4” set of four coasters. After the
pieces dry they will be kiln-fired. Experiment with
different designs or bring a favorite stamp from home
and give it a try. These stamped glass pieces also look
great when incorporated into stained glass work. All
material is provided for this class. Students can pick
up their pieces in the office after firing.
Class ID: 416S
Dates/Times: Saturday, March 16, 10:00 AM-1:30 PM
Age/Level: Adults, Teens 14+, Beginner and Beyond
WBCA
Location: Precious Metal Clay Beginning and Beyond
•••
Nature in Silver
Kim Bakken-Parr
Starting with samples from nature (leaves, twigs, seed
pods, etc.) and a jar of fine silver paste that is
99.9% pure silver, students will never look at nature
the same way again. After painting several coats of
silver on their piece, it is then dried and kiln-fired.
The result is a beautiful one-of-a-kind piece of
jewelry. All materials are provided for the class, but
students can bring their favorite plant leaf with good
veining. There is no sawing, hammering, or torches
used in this class. All tools are provided, just bring a
lunch.
Class ID: 415S
Tuition: Material Fee: $50 payable to instructor
Age/Level: Adults, Teens 16+, All Levels
WBCA
Location: Stamping Glass Coasters
and Pendants
Photo taken by Rachel Limón.
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Fine Silver and
Fused Glass
Learn how easy it is to design and create beautiful
fine silver jewelry (99.9% silver) using glass
cabochons and fine silver clay. Depending on the
glass shape the jewelry can be turned into earrings,
pendants, or even a bracelet. Working with Precious
Metal Clay is similar to working with Play-Doh. No
sawing, filing, or torches are required. After the
pieces are dried and kiln-fired, students polish and
put a patina on the jewelry. Participants will leave
the classroom with beautiful jewelry to give as a gift
or keep for themselves. All tools are provided. Bring
a bag lunch.
Class ID: 414S
Dates/Times: Saturday, April 20, 10:00 AM-4:00 PM
Age/Level: Adults, Teens 14+, Beginner
and Beyond
•••
Fused Glass Plate
Learn all about glass fusing and slumping techniques
while creating a 7” round plate. Each student will
create their own design based on the color and type
of glass they want to use. Students can select from
a variety of colors and forms such as sheet glass,
stringers, frit, and confetti. During the creation
process, students will have the opportunity to use
saws and grinders. The end result is a one-of-a-kind
piece of art. Glass cutting is not mandatory.
Class ID: 413S
Date/Time: Sunday, April 7, 1:00-3:30 PM
Tuition: Material Fee: $20 payable to the instructor
Location: WBCA
Kim Bakken-Parr
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Scholarships are available!
Please call the WBCA at
(651) 407-0597
for more information.
Clay
•••
Tuesday Evening Clay
Kristin Pavelka
Cooking
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Paul Dols- Photo courtesy of WB Press
Bread Making
Peggy Doran
Peggy Doran from Margaux’s Table in downtown
White Bear Lake will teach students how to make a
classic slow rise French country loaf of bread as well
as a baguette and focaccia from one recipe. Please
bring an apron to class.
Class ID: 418S
Date/Time: Monday, March 11, 6:30-8:30 PM
Location: Margaux’s Table
Come explore the endless possibilities in clay! Each
session will start with a short demonstration
or lesson followed by time to work on individual
projects: throwing, hand-building, tile, sculpture, etc.
Over the course of the quarter, each student will
build their ceramics vocabulary and develop work
that is unique to them. All levels are welcome.
Class ID: 301S
Class ID: 302S
Class ID: 303S
Location: WBCA
* Sign up for all three months and save! $257 Member/$323 Non-Member
Kristin Pavelka
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Friday Clay
Sally Brown
Enjoy a morning of clay! Each class begins with a
short demonstration followed by working on clay
projects: throwing on the wheel, hand-building, tiles,
sculptures, etc. All levels are welcome.
Class ID: 304S
Date/Time:
4 Fridays, March 1-22, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM
Class ID: 305S
Date/Time: 4 Fridays, March 29-April 19, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM
Class ID: 306S
Date/Time: 4 Fridays, April 26-May 17, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM
Location: WBCA
* Sign up for all three months and save! $257 Member/$323 Non-Member
•••
Fresh & Delicious Food
without Gluten
Peggy Doran
Peggy Doran from Margaux’s Table in downtown
White Bear Lake will discuss cooking gourmet,
gluten-free meals while demonstrating how easy
it can be. Peggy will make a breakfast, lunch, and
dinner, and participants will be able to taste all three.
Please bring an apron to class.
Class ID: 419S
Date/Time: Monday, April 22, 6:30-8:30 PM
Location: Margaux’s Table
“Come explore the endlesss possibilities in clay!” All skill levels welcome!
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YogaHotDish: Small
Group, All Levels Yoga
Shaila Cunningham
Yoga
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“Slow Bake” Gentle Yoga
Shaila Cunningham
This is a slower moving version of YogaHotDish,
perfect for seniors and those wanting to take things
more slowly. Instructor has 10+ years of experience
working with a variety of challenges, including
cancer, FM, CFS, MS, joint injury, balance, and
digestive issues. Participants should be able to move
from seated to standing, possibly with assistance of a
chair; however, this is NOT “chair yoga.” No flexibility
required. Mats, blocks, and bolsters available to lend.
Class ID: 912S
Date/Time: 12 Wednesdays, March 6-May 29, 10:30 AM-12:00 PM
No class March 20
Age/Level: Adults, All Levels, can move up and down, perhaps slowly. Start here if you’re an active senior new to yoga.
Location: Dellwood Hills Golf Club
We will make every
effort to accommodate
individual needs.
Please notify the office
if you have any special
requirements.
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YogaHotDish is a blend of classical Hatha yoga with
the latest techniques from California, all served up
Minnesota Nice! Classes will cover breathing exercise,
Pilates-inspired core work, inversions, and poses
presented as “meditation in motion.” A high degree
of customization and hands-on assists are hallmarks
of YogaHotDish. This all levels class is athletic,
meditative, and therapeutic, leaving participants
feeling like they’ve had a work-out, massage, and a
vacation! No music, no mirrors, just yoga. Participants
should be able to move from sitting to standing
easily. No flexibility required. Mats, blocks, and
bolsters available to lend. Classes can be made up at
another location.
Class ID: 910S
Date/Time: 12 Tuesdays, March 5-May 28, 9:15 AM-10:45 AM
No class March 19
Adults, Adults who can move easily Age/Level: between sitting and standing
$144 Member/$180 Non Member
Tuition: Location: 54 North Oaks Road (near Hwy 96 and Rice Street)
Class ID: 911S
Date/Time: 12 Wednesdays, March 6-May 29, 7:30-8:45 PM
No class March 20
Age/ Level: Adults, All Levels
Tuition: $144 Member/$180 Non Member
North Oaks East Rec Center, Location: (5 Mink Lane, near Hwy 96 and Centerville Road)
Dance
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Ballroom and Latin Dance
Tracy Heinze
Learn Ballroom and Latin Dance! Join Tracy Heinze for
a series of fun and easy classes covering all of today’s
hot dances. Participants will learn the basics of each
dance and some exciting patterns to jazz up their
social dance. Tired of just swaying back and forth to
that slow dance or just bouncing around to that club
music? With over 25 years of teaching experience,
this instructor knows all the tricks to get everyone
dancing right away. Dress in layers because dancers
will get warm! Bring a water bottle and clean, dry
shoes to wear during class. No previous experience
is necessary and students of all levels are welcome!
Come and experience the joy of dancing.
Swing!
Class ID: 901S
Date/Time: Saturday, March 2, 10:00-11:30 AM
Salsa
Class ID: 902S
Date/Time: Saturday, April 27, 10:00-11:30 AM
Tuition: Age/Level: Location: $30 Member/$38 Non-Member per couple
Adults, Beginner and Beyond
WBCA Gym
•••
Adult Ballet
Jan Chamberlin
Come and experience the joy of dancing while
improving balance, flexibility, strength, and grace.
Each class includes a barre warm-up followed by
centre and traveling steps. Beginners through
intermediate will enjoy this fun and relaxed
ballet class!
Class ID: 904S
Location: WBCA Gym
•••
Adult Ballet Class Attire:
Any traditional dance or exercise wear that
is comfortable and allows the instructor to
see the proper placement of the dancer’s body.
Appropriate dance shoes optional or bare feet.
School of Dance After School
Family Classes
Beginning Ballet and Tap
Wool Bunnies
•••
Jan Chamberlin
These classes offer students a first experience with
dance training. Focus is on correct posture, body
awareness, coordination, and musicality. Students are
encouraged to express themselves through
movement while learning the elementary ballet
positions and movements. Then we put on our tap
shoes, learn some tap steps, and make some noise! As
this class has both a creative and technical
component, students may take this class many times,
yet always encounter a new curriculum.
Class ID: 903S
Date/Time:
6 Wednesdays, April 3-May 8, 4:15-5:00 PM
Ages 5-8, Beginner
Age/Level: Tuition: $51 Member/$64 Non-Member
WBCA Gym
Location: These dance classes with instructor JAN
CHAMBERLIN are taught as an art form without
competition. Classes have a 12 student maximum so
every child is guaranteed individual attention. Students
may enter and beginning ballet classes mid-session (prorated). Call for sibling discount and payment options.
most adult classes.
Classes
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Pet Portraits
Paula Lundquist
This class will explore different styles of art and the
application of these styles through pet portraits.
There will be special emphasis on accenting the
special character traits (calm, excited, peppy, happy,
joyful) of each individual pet. Students will be
required to work from photos taken of their pets in
action or at rest. There will be multiple instructor
demonstrations during each class (showing how
to use watercolor medium, pastels, pen and ink or
graphite, depending on each student’s choice of
medium) The demonstrations will also include how to
place subjects on the work surface, spatial relations
of shapes, and how to make the artwork pop and
become an interesting piece of art. Each student will
receive individual attention to develop their own
unique style. Any questions from students will be
specifically addressed and answers to those questions
will also be demonstrated if needed.
Class ID: 701S
Class ID: 702S
No class April 16
3 Tuesdays, May 7-21, Date/Time:
3:30-5:00 PM
Age/Level: Location: Ages 8-15, Beginner and Beyond
WBCA
•••
Kristin Pavelka
Create a small, cuddly, woolen Easter bunny from
felted recycled wool sweaters. Using basic whip and
running stitch, the body will be formed and stuffed,
finished off with perky or lop ears and a bobbly tail. Completed bunny will be roughly 3” long. No sewing
experience necessary! Class ID: 704S
Date/Time: Sunday, March 3, 1:00-3:00 PM
Tuition: $16 Member/$20 Non-Member, *1st child, parents are free
Age/Level: All ages, 5+, under 7 must be accompanied by a parent
Location: WBCA
•••
Clay Bunnies
Kristin Pavelka
Hippity hop, here comes the Easter bunny! Learn
how to create a small, whimsical clay bunny. Form,
texture, and color him to make him unique. Bunny
will be fired and ready for pick-up within 2 weeks.
Class ID: 705S
Location: WBCA
Clay Baskets
Kristin Pavelka
Let’s get ready for Easter and create a small, woven
clay Easter Basket! Craft a unique basket from strips
of clay and embellish with colorful ceramic paints. Baskets will be fired and ready for pick up within 2
weeks. Please bring an apron.
Class ID: 706S
Location: WBCA
These Sunday afternoon series of classes are for the
whole family to take together! All ages (5+) are
welcome but students under 7 must be accompanied
by a parent. Come ready to learn, make a mess and
most of all have fun! *Pay full price for the first child,
half price for the second. Parents can come free and
just pay for supplies if they make their own projects.
Sign up for after school classes!
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•••
Mother’s Day
Bronze Jewelry
Kim Bakken-Parr
Clay Eggs, Bunnies, and Baskets with Kristin Pavelka
•••
Clay Eggs
Kristin Pavelka
Create beautiful ceramic Easter egg ornaments,
perfect for decorating your Easter tree or for gifting. Learn how to cut, texture, and paint up to one dozen
clay “cookie” ornaments. Eggs will be fired and ready
for pick up within 2 weeks.
Class ID: 707S
Location:
WBCA
•••
Drawing
Kyle Frederickson
Don’t know what to draw? We will cover several
techniques and drawing materials to help you feel
like you can draw anything.
Class ID: 710S
WBCA
Location: 18
•••
Stunning Glass
Stamped Jewelry
Kim Bakken-Parr
Take stamping to a new level. Learn to stamp on
glass and create small glass “jewels” that can be
turned into pendants or left as jewels. Glass safety
and cutting techniques will be discussed and
demonstrated for the students before working. Select
the color of glass you want to work with and then
learn to cut glass. Once the small glass pieces are
cut students will stamp a design on each piece. After
drying the pieces are kiln-fired. Students can pick up
their pieces in the office after firing.
Class ID: 708S
All ages, 8+
Imagine starting out with a piece of bronze clay
and ending up with a beautiful solid bronze
charm. Students can push the clay into different
molds or roll it out, pick a pattern, and then cut
out the shapes they want, even cookie cutters will
work. Words can also be stamped into the clay. The
charms are then kiln-fired where they turn into
a piece of solid bronze metal. They look great as
a pendant on a leather cord, attached to a key chain
or turned into a charm. All tools are provided, but
feel free to bring a small mold or cookie cutter if you
have a favorite. Students can pick up their pieces in
the office after firing.
Class ID: 709S
Date/Time: Sunday, May 5, 1:00-3:30 PM
Tuition: $29Member/$39 Non-Member, *1st child, parents are free
All ages, 5+, under 7 must be Age/Level: accompanied by a parent
Location: WBCA
•••
Multi-Media
Kyle Frederickson
Pastels, oil pastels, colored pencils, markers, paint...and
the list goes on. Combining many of these mediums
together is a great way to try them all and create a
fun work of art.
Class ID: 712S
Date/Time: Sunday, May 19, 1:00-3:30 PM
$21 Member/$26 Non-Member, Tuition: *1st child, parents are free
Location: WBCA
•••
Painting
Kyle Frederickson
Let’s explore the world of painting! Learn about
different values, tones, and shades, how to mix colors,
and have fun painting with different things. Parents,
this is a perfect opportunity to explore your creativity
and have fun with your kids.
Class ID: 711S
Date/Time: Sunday, April 21, 1:00-3:30 PM
Location: WBCA
Mother’s Day Bronze Jewelry
Gateway to the Arts Capital Campaign
Sue Ahlcrona & Dennis Trooien
Kinji Akagawa
Sharon & Mark Aleckson
Jean & Jack Ambler
Dr. Kurt Amplatz
Katherine B. Andersen Fund
Sharon & Chuck Anderson
Karen & George Benz
Mary & Paul Berger
F.R. Bigelow Foundation
Shelley & Steve Birkeland
Alexandra O. Bjorklund
Kathy Blegen-Huntley & Steve Huntley
Kim Boeshans
Heidi Boyd
Virginia Brierley
Amy & Woody Brooks
Ceci Butler
Tara Burns
Virginia & Stuart Campbell
Caroline Cardozo-Fleming
Danielle Cezanne & Mike Peterson
Chuck & Don’s Pet Food Outlet
Alison Colton
Judy & Roger Colton
Jean Cook
Constance Mayeron &
Charles Fuller Cowles
Pamela Crandall
Karin & Robert Cuerden
Jean Day
Heather & Jim DiCaro
Betsy Diekema & Andrew Nottleson
Dennis Diers
Gail Diez
Digital Méliés
Paul Dols
Dirk Dubois
Rita & Jim Dugelman
Helen Duritsa & Curt Sloan
Faye Duvall
Sue & Gary Eddy
Ann & Bruce Edwards
Allison Eklund
Anne Elsinger
Barb Erickson
John Evans
Evans Music
Margee & Marv Fabyanske
Sue & Jon Fleck
Kathy Fleming
Kim Ford
Olivia & Silas Ford
Shannon Foster
Jan Fouks
Bill Foussard
Sue & Jim Fox
Ken Galloway
Chris Ganzlin
Joan & James Gardner
Anne & Jack Gherty
Mary & Peter Gove
Grandma’s Bakery
Gray Plant Mooty Foundation
Annice & Steve Gregerson
Joan & Bob Grzywinski
Marci Halfmann
Pam & Joe Hallberg
Betsy & Jule Hannaford
Hardenbergh Foundation
Polly & Kevin Hart
James Hartzell Family Fund
Scott Hartzell
Susan & Bob Hartzell
Hawthorne Foundation
Ann & Tom Helgeson
Nancy & Nick Hilger
Laurie Holmberg
Vicki & Douglas Holmen
Mary & Steve Hosier
Carole Howe
Suzi & Erick Hudson
Kate & Rob Huebsch
Cynthia & Jay Ihlenfeld
Sandi Irvine
Twinks & Jock Irvine
Betty Wold Johnson
Connie & Kurt Johnson
Roberta & Gary Johnson
Erin Jordahl
Susan Jorgensen
Kathy Kamrowski
Alan Kantrud
Eileen Kenney
Keys Café
Laurie & Jonathan Kigner
Susan & Mike Kimitch
Jacquilyn & Larry Klopp
Mark Knierim
Emily Gray Koehler & Kyle Axtell
Kowalski’s Market, White Bear Lake
Bonnie & Peter Kramer
Marie & Bruce Lang
Karen & Tom Lansing
Colles & John Larkin
Mary Levins
Georgia Lindeke
Liquor Barrel
Jean R. Ljungkull
Anna Lovegren
Sylvia & Michael Lovett
Barb & Bud Lundell
Ann & Hamilton Luther
Kathy & Don Madore
Sandy & Scott Maggart
Virginia Magnuson
Susan Maki
Manitou Fund
Mardag Foundation
Susan B. & Edwin McCarthy
Becky & Jack McCoy
Carol McFarlane
The McKnight Foundation
Greg McNeely
Harry McNeely Jr.
Mercedes Foundation
Robert Miller
MaryAnn Moenck
Marilyn & James Muellner
Catherine & Ford Nicholson
Nancy & Richard Nicholson
Bev & Steve Ogren
Amy Okaya & Michael McPhee
Betty Olson
Jerilynn & Gordon Ommen
Marla & John Ordway III
Kandi & Bart Osborn
Osilas Foundation
Christine Otteson
Peggy & Dick Palen
Paul the Plumber
Jane Pazlar
Ann & Kenneth Peters
Joyce Poor
Print for Change
Brian Quarnstrom
Jan Rapheal
Erica & Kraig Rasmussen
Geraldine Reimer
Deborah & Will Rogers
Jennifer Rolland
Ruth Ronning
Diane Roth
Nancy Saathoff
The Saint Paul Foundation
Lisa & Michael Servatius
Rebecca & Mark Shavlik
Kathryn Shaw &
Larry LaBonte
Sheila Smith
Bonnie & Craig Sommerville
Marsha & John Soucheray
Kerry Speed &
Charlie Helmes
Mary Jo Stangl
Meryl & Paul Steinhauser
Cynthia Stuck
Sunrise Flour Mill
Peggy & Phil Thuma
Sigurd & Harriet Ueland
University of Minnesota
Art Department
U.S. Bank
Anne & Dave Vail
Darlene Veiman
Kathy & Dan Wachtler
Kathy & Dan Wackman
Linda Wall-Waddell
Sandie & Erv Walhof
Wendy Ward
Sarah Watkins
Wells Fargo Bank Minnesota
Mary & Mark Westra
Frederick and Margaret L.
Weyerhaeuser Foundation
Pat & Dennis Whelpley
Shannon & Steve Whitaker
Jolley White
Nancy White
Elizabeth Wilcox
Lynne & Mark Witmer
Barb Wolfe
David Yantos
Katie & John Zdechlik
Sandy & Frank Zeller
THANKS to YOU!!!!!!!!
The Gateway to the Arts Capital Campaign has reached a milestone of nearly 90% of funds needed to complete this amazing new facility.
The committee has worked hard over the past two years and yet, there is still work to ensure a strong and complete finish.
WBCA’s website lists items needed for the new building, allowing you to direct your gift to an area of special interest or affection,
and there are still legacy naming opportunities available. Remember, pledges of any size can be made over five years.
Please join the growing list of supporters of the Gateway to the Arts Capital Campaign.
Go to www.whitebeararts.org to make a gift today.
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•••
WriteNow!
Annual High School Writers Contest
The WBCA is proud to sponsor this annual contest giving high school
students the opportunity to express their voices creatively and to be
recognized for their efforts. Students in grades 9-12 in the White
Bear and Mahtomedi school districts (as well as other students who
live in these geographic areas) are invited to enter original writing in
the following categories: poetry, essay, short story, and one-act play.
Submissions will be judged in two categories: grades 9 - 10 and grades 11 - 12.
Submissions Deadline: 1:00 PM, March 6, 2013
Details and entry forms are available online at
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AWARD CEREMONY & READING
Thursday, May 2nd, 2013, 7-9 PM
WBCA in the White Bear Armory
2228 4th Street, White Bear Lake
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Registration Guidelines
Thursday, May 16
8-9 AM
Dellwood Hills Golf Club
29 East Highway 96
Register as early as possible. Classes have limited capacity and fill up quickly.
• Payment for class tuition must be made to the office prior to class.
• You must register in advance through the office. Instructors do not take registrations.
• Late registrations are accepted when there is room. However, classes with insufficient enrollment are canceled at least two days prior to the start of class.
• We do not assume that students will return to a class they are currently taking or took in the past. You must register with the office in order to continue. If we do not hear from you, we assume you will not be taking the class.
• Material fees are payable directly to the instructor at class. Do not include the material fee with the class tuition.
Please bring exact change for the instructor.
• Read the supply lists before attending class. Unless noted, instructors do not provide supplies to students. If you are unable to access the supply list, notify the office.
• We will make every effort to accommodate individual needs. Please notify the office if you have any special requirements.
• Classes are held at multiple locations. Read the catalog description carefully to ensure you go to the right building.
• Please do not arrive more than 10 minutes before class, instructors need preparation time.
• Students are responsible for cleaning up before class ends. If you make a mess, clean it up.
• We do not prorate or give credit for missed classes, except in extraordinary circumstances.
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Class capacity is limited and classes are filled on a first-come,
first-served basis. Early registration helps us reduce class cancellations.
Registrations require payment at least one week prior to the first class.
Late registrations will be taken if space permits. Confirmations are not
sent to students. If a class must be canceled, a full refund will be issued.
Student tuitions cover direct costs of instructors and supplies, while
memberships and other contributions help cover critical operating
expenses.
Register Early
Membership Information
HOW TO REGISTER: Mail the completed form below with your check
or VISA/MasterCard/Discover information or fax us at 651.429.1569.
You can also register over the phone by calling 651.407.0597.
ABSENTEE POLICY: Tuition is not pro-rated or refunded for missed
classes. Credits or refunds will not be issued for cancellations less than
five days before a class and a $5 clerical fee will be charged.
MEMBERS RECEIVE A 20% DISCOUNT on all classes and workshops,
invitations to our special events, news and updates by mail, and
reduced fees on member art shows. Look for our Members FREE
classes. Your tax-deductible contribution helps support our many
programs, and all gifts, great and small are appreciated! Memberships are
valid for one year. First time students may deduct a one-time 15% from
their tuition fee.
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MEMBERSHIP: WBCA membership is open to anyone and everyone.
Discounts on classes will go into effect immediately upon receiving
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TAX ADVANTAGE: All or a portion of class fees for children and youth
age five and up may qualify for a MN state tax deduction. Contact your
tax accountant for details.
Corporate Memberships are also available, please request information.
Does your employer provide matching gifts? We are an eligible non-profit!
Leave a legacy for your community. Include the WBCA in your estate plan.
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White Bear Center for the Arts Class Catalog
March • April • May
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Spring 2013
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