Early Fall/Fall 2015 Catalog

Early Fall Session: September 8 to October 17 Fall Session: October 19 to December 19

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EARLY FALL/FALL 2015 CATALOG

2 Lighthouse ArtCenter Museum, Gallery & School of Art Early Fall/Fall 2015

Barbara Rogoff has a strong background in fundraising, marketing, brand management, design and creative thinking. She has worked

for major companies such as Fieldcrest Cannon, Nautica Apparel, Nancy G. Brinker Collection, Susan G. Komen for the Cure, American Heart Association and Lighthouse Guild.

During the past five years, Barbara has taken her business experience and utilized it to develop successful fundraising strategies. Her projects include POSH Palm Beach Sale, Club Colette’s Gala Dinner Dance, Gala Director for Boca Raton American Heart Association, and as Development Director for Susan G. Komen for the Cure. From 2006 to 2011, she served as business manager for the Nancy G. Brinker Collection, a private Palm Beach art collection.

Barbara holds a degree in Textile Design from the Fashion Institute of Technology. Originally from New York City, she has been living in Palm Beach since 2000.

Barbara serves as the ArtCenter’s Director of Development. Her office is at the School of Art.

Alison Schaeffler-Murphy comes from Florida’s Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs where

she served as an arts consultant on Individual Artists’ Fellowships, Capital Complex Exhibitions, Citizens for Florida Arts, and as State Program Coordinator of the Poetry Out Loud: National Recitation Contest. She holds graduate degrees at Florida State University focused in art history, arts administration and museum management. Prior to this, Alison lived in the Florida Keys where she served as an arts educator and arts administrator.

Alison is the Museum Curator and Assistant to the Executive Director.

Nicole Smeltzer studied Studio Art with a focus on painting and printmaking at Florida State University, where she earned her Bachelor of Arts. She worked as a professional muralist for several years and her mural work still adorns the walls of many private homes and public places. Today, she mostly works in cut paper, using this medium to create her popular web-comic, "The Middlest Sister," and to illustrate children's picture books and graphic novels.

Nicole is a member of the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators.

Nicole is the School of Arts Administrative Assistant and Art Store Manager.

The Lighthouse ArtCenter, a member-supported 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, provides visual and performing arts for the community through unique collections, engaging exhibitions and cultural programs, a dynamic School of Art and diverse outreach activities. We bring the joy of art to all! BOARd OF diRECTORS

President Frederick B. Putney, Ph.D.Vice President Peter Gloggner

Treasurer Tim PetersSecretary Patricia DeAloia

Immediate Past President Colette Meyer, Esq.Susan BardinLaurie Brower David Click, Esq.Donaldson E. HearingBarbara KirschJane O’NeillAnne Palumbo, Ph.D.

Ruth PetzoldRosalie RoushSusan Namm SpencerRobert TrevisaniTricia TrimbleRoseanne Williams

STaffExecutive Director Katie Deits

Director of Finance Julie AlexanderDirector of Development Barbara Rogoff

Curator & Asst. to the Exec. Dir. Alison Schaeffler-MurphyDirector of Events & Marketing Sheila McDonald-Bell

Director of Education Cynthia TroneData and Media Manager Sarah Nastri

Volunteer Coordinator and Historian Evelyne BatesAdmin. Asst. and Visitor Relations Sheri Gansz

School Registrar / Admin. Asst. Penny RobbCeramic Resident Will McComb

School Admin. Asst. Nicole Smeltzer

Judy FlescherCatherine HelowiczMalcolm MacKenzie

Kit SeidelSally SiegelMason Walsh

AdViSORY COUNCiL

Lighthouse ArtCenter Museum & Gallery373 Tequesta Drive Tequesta, FL 33469

(561) 746-3101

School of Art395 Seabrook Road Tequesta, FL 33469

(561) 748-8737LighthouseArts.org

Photographers: Katie Deits, David Randell, Cynthia Trone

Graphic Design: Sarah Nastri

Cover Painting: Chris Kling

Our Fall season is kicking off with the introduction of new faculty and staff, innovative programs, new classes, spiffed up studios and even more opportunities to be creative and joyful!

This summer, we welcomed more than 300 young artists for the 10 weeks of ArtCamp. Their joyous energy and boundless creativity echoes throughout the year. I am grateful to be able to work with artists from 4 years old to 94 years old, and to truly bring the joy of art into so many lives every day.

You will notice improvements to our studios, thanks to generous donations from many kind and devoted members. Please join us in improving our facilities by keeping our new equipment organized and clean, and following the example of our ArtCampers and cleaning up after every project.

Our School of Art is a community treasure, and my goal is to provide the best in fine arts instruction and programs in northern Palm Beach County.

As we celebrate our Environmentally Engaged exhibition, we'd like to remind you of the ArtCenter's commitment to keeping the School of Art a sustainable and eco-friendly operation. We strive to be plastic-free, as we recycle, upcycle and re-use every day. We are replacing our plastic soap dispensers with bars of soap, and we encourage everyone to use canvas bags, reusable water bottles (we now have three water coolers at the school to refill your bottles), as well as ceramic or glass cups and bowls.

I am here to serve our arts community, and I appreciate being in the company of such inspiring and creative people. Please stop by to share your ideas and experiences, as we continue to flourish as a local, nonprofit, community-driven arts mecca in South Florida!

Here's to an inspired Season of Creativity!

New ArtCenter Staff

Barbara Rogoff Alison Schaeffler-Murphy

Cynthia TroneDirector of Education

Nicole Smeltzer

Early Fall/Fall 2015 Lighthouse ArtCenter Museum, Gallery & School of Art 3

did you know...Members of the Lighthouse

ArtCenter at the Family level and above receive free or discounted admission to over 800 museums and gardens in the Southeastern and the North American Reciprocal Museum Programs.

Visit semcdirect.net and narmassociation.org for lists of participating institutions.

There are many benefits of membership and one of the greatest is the sense of community that the ArtCenter creates. Your tax-deductable membership helps provide an inspiring art school, museum, exhibitions and ArtReach programs. Please help support the ArtCenter with the highest level of membership you can afford. Thank you for your generosity!

LEVELS OF MEMBERSHiP ANd BENEFiTSArtists’ Guild (Add $50 to any level membership) • Designed for working artists: professional development, juried access to Artists’ Guild Gallery and exhibition opportunities.Student Member $35 (Ages 4 to 22 with I.D.) • Free admission to Museum• Eligible to register for art classes and workshops• 10% Discount in our Museum Store and 20% discount in our art Supply Store • Discount at Jerry’s artarama, Easel art and Stuart art Supply

individual Member $75 (All of the above benefits, plus...) • Free admission to 3rd Thursdays• Opportunity to display artwork in the Annual Member Exhibition & Sale • Reduced entry fees for Call to Artists • A vote in the annual meeting

Family $100 (All of the above benefits for two adults and their children or grandchildren under 18) • NEW! free or discounted admission to over 800 museums and gardens

Patrons’ Club $250 (All of the above benefits, plus...) • Two guest passes to Museum for 3rd Thursday• Invitation to special receptions and social events

Benefactors’ Guild $500 (All of the above benefits, plus...) • Recognition in the annual Beaux Arts Bash event program; four passes to Museum or 3rd Thursday • Recognition on Donor Board at Museum and School • Early registration for art classes and workshops

President’s Council $1,000 (All of the above benefits, plus...) • Link on LighthouseArts.org; Eight passes to Museum and 3rd Thursday

Collectors’ Council $2,500 (All of the above benefits, plus...) • Private preview with exhibiting artist(s); invitation to Art VIP events

Connoisseurs’ Circle $5,000 (All of the above benefits, plus...) • Two tickets to the Annual Beaux Arts Bash; one complimentary art class • A private Director’s tour of the Museum for 10 people

Grand Council $7,500 (All of the above benefits, plus...) • Use of ArtCenter facilities for one private party

Royal Council $10,000 (All of the above benefits, plus...) • Two tickets to D’Art for Art; private cocktail party in museum with key museum leaders; ArtParty Experience in ceramics or painting at the School of Art for ten people

Small Business Membership $250 (Companies of 20 employees or less, Includes 10 guest passes and website link; individual membership benefits for owner or manager)Corporate Membership $1,000 (Business membership benefits, plus 20 guest passes ; website link ; Donor Board recognition at Museum and School and use of facilities for a meeting)

Membership

Artists' Guild GalleryThe Artists’ Guild membership level

is designed for working artists and includes exhibition opportunities, professional development, as well as networking opportunities.

The Artists’ Guild Gallery at the Lighthouse ArtCenter Museum features the work of professional artist members whose artwork is for sale and ideal for special gifts or for collectors.

Exhibiting members are also offered off-site opportunities to exhibit their work.

Support Your Local ArtCenter!

Purchase your membership at

LighthouseArts.orgor call (561) 746-3101

Palm Beach and Martin County School teachers receive 50%

discount on any membership level.Firefighters, Police Officers and

Active Military and their families receive FREE admission to the

Lighthouse ArtCenter Museum.


The Lighthouse ArtCenter is sharing the joy of art with at-risk children at the Head Start program in West Palm Beach.

Through this partnership, preschool children who may not otherwise be exposed to the arts, will benefit from professional art instruction from our fac-ulty. With a dynamic curriculum, includ-ing music and multi-media arts projects, children will enjoy onsite arts program-ming throughout the school year.

Exposure to the arts at a young age has been proven to benefit children’s success in school, as well as build self-esteem. Our instructors and staff are thrilled to be involved in this inspiring program.

We are excited to welcome back the Sacred Art Tour of the Drepung Gomang Monastery! Eight Tibetan refugee Buddhist monks will create a sand mandala and share Tibetan traditions with our community at the Lighthouse ArtCenter Museum from January 25 to January 31, 2016.

Last year, more than 1,500 visitors enjoyed the Dalai Lama-sanctioned tour here in Tequesta. The mandala is created with naturally dyed sand from India; and the monks pains-takingly create the intricate design grain-by-grain.

We will enjoy culinary evenings, rock painting and sand mandala workshops and traditional Tibetan dance presentations with the monks.

The dissolution ceremony teaches us the value of impermanence and letting go. Once again, we will join the monks at the Jupiter Inlet Light-house as they offer the sand as a blessing to our waterways.

This year, Director of Education, Cynthia Trone, visited the monks at the Drepung Gomang Center for Engaging Compassion in Kentucky, and attended the Dalai Lama’s 80th Birthday celebration and Global Compassion Summit in California.

She says, ”the Tibetan Buddhist monks have taught us all a deep sense of peace, joy and positivity that is vital in our crazy world. A sense of true kindness, as well as the intercon-nection of all humanity, is clearly evi-dent in their presence. It is a delight and an honor to learn from them.”

Tibetan Monks Sacred Arts Tour 2016

Community Outreach

In our ArtReach program, we offer art instruction and materials to individu-als who would otherwise have little opportunity to participate in the arts. We serve students with mental and/or physical handicaps, as well as those who are economically disadvantaged or elderly.

Our programs bring the joy and heal-ing of artistic expression. Our compre-hensive curriculums address the specif-ic needs of these students. In 2015-16, we will have the privilege of work-ing with Martin County Special Needs, New Day Adult Care, El Sol Community Resource Center, Jupiter Medical Cen-ter, Head Start, RiverBend Academy at Sandy Pines, VA Medical Center, as well as numerous local schools and special needs programs.

The positive impact this program has had on the individual students and our community is remarkable, and would not be possible without the continued support of our members, donors and grants.

ArtReach Programs

Head Start Program

Fri., Sept. 18; 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.• Mural Workshop with Julie Silk Beaumont for participating artists at the School. Free for public viewingSept. 19; 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sept. 20; 1 to 7 p.m.• Back Alley Mural Painting Sun., Sept. 20; 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. • Reception & Awards at the MuseumGallery Square North is joining

together in support of this innova-tive local event. Enjoy food, music and watch the murals come alive on the walls behind Gallery Square North, as well as in each of the businesses par-ticipating. Children are welcome to join the fun, as there will be a large area and paints supplied for youth projects.

CaLL TO aRTISTS! Email photos of your art-work to [email protected].

One JupiterIn honor of Onesimo Marcelino Lopez-Ramos, the 18-year old Guatemalan who was murdered in Jupiter in April, we celebrate Mayan art and culture.

Through kindness, art, compassion, community collaborations and conver-sation, we hope to bring a sense of meaning to this shocking hate crime. Together with El Sol, Jupiter Inlet Light-house, Town of Jupiter, Guatemalan Tomorrow Fund, Jupiter High School and concerned citizens, we are raising awareness and respect of our Guate-malan neighbors.

On September 18, Brother Towns will be shown at the Jupiter Community Center. This film chronicles the connec-tion of Jacaltenango, Guatemala, and Jupiter.

We suffer from the same violence and prejudice in cities across our nation; we hope that with respect and the power of art, we can come together as OneJupiter.

For more information, please contact Cynthia Trone, director of Education at (561) 748-8737.


Saturday, November 7, 2015 6 to 10 p.m. Lighthouse ArtCenter Museum

The 9th Annual D'Art for Art is a fast-paced, exciting event, where patrons enjoy an open bar, hors d’oeuvres and a delicious gourmet dinner from Little Moir's Food Shack and leave with a fabulous work of art, all for the price of a ticket! The ArtCenter is filled with exceptional artwork, jewelry and more, donated by local and national artists.

Drink, dine and when your name is called, “dart” to an outstanding piece of art to take home as the ultimate party favor! Join in the fun and wear red for this year's theme:

"Red Hot D'Art for Art — a sizzling good time!"

Buy tickets at LighthouseArts.org, or call (561) 746-3101.

The Artists' Appreciation Party and Collectors' Preview Reception on Sun., November 1, is generously sponsored by Key Private Bank.Limited Collectors' tickets for $75 for the Nov. 1 event are available.

Chairs: Gerri Aurre and Julie Silk Beaumont

UPCOMING "FUN-RAISING" EVENTS

Sponsorship Opportunities

Your sponsorship helps to provide for extensive cultural programming at the Museum and School of Art, including exhibitions, art classes and musical and art events. And, it will give thousands of youth, disabled and elderly access to the arts through ArtReach programs. Many levels of sponsorships are available for a variety of events, exhibitions, equipment, underwriting and scholarships. Your support is very much appreciated.

for information, please contact Barbara Rogoff, Director of Development at (561) 748-7014.

Tickets:Until 11/30 /15 Single ticket: $275 Table of eight: $2,100 Table of ten: $2,650

after 11 /30/15 Single ticket: $300 Table of eight: $2,300 Table of ten: $2,900

A Spirited Celebration of American Art

Saturday, January 16, 20166:30 – 11 p.m.

Co-Chairs: Susan Bardin and Peter Gloggner Celebrate the creative spirit of America as we dine

and dance in the Lighthouse ArtCenter Museum.This special evening is set among the treasured

works of art from some of the most famous American artists of the past two hundred years. Two centuries of American Art from the Manoogian Collection will grace the walls.

At the 2015 ART Dine & Dance, everyone had a great time and partied the night away. It was a fun, artistic happening and in 2016 we’re doing it again!

Dance the night away and feast on an all-American dinner from Little Moir’s Food Shack.

Show your American spirit! Come dressed in your patriotic best or cocktail attire.

Come celebrate the American Creative Spirit at the Beaux Arts Bash 2016 ART Dine & Dance!

Have fun and support the programs at the Lighthouse ArtCenter which has been serving the community for more than 50 years.

Purchase your tickets or tables at LighthouseArts.org, or call Sheri or Evelyne at (561) 746-3101.

Tickets:Until 9/30 /15 Single ticket: $350 Table of eight: $2,700 Table of ten: $3,400

after 9/30/15 Single ticket: $375 Table of eight: $2,900 Table of ten: $3,650

Portrait of Caroline Allport, William Merritt Chase, 1897

More about the CollectionRichard Manoogian began collecting American art in

the mid-1970s. He and his wife Jane remain passionate in their search for the best and most representational examples of American art.

The collection reflects Mr. Manoogian’s belief that, “It is important for people to appreciate the unique charac-ter, diversity, and quality of American art. I hope that our collection will encourage others to both appreciate and col-lect American art.”

The Manoogian Collection Two Centuries of American ArtNovember 19, 2015 to March 5, 2016

Opening reception: 3rd Thursday, November 19, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Lecture and reception: 3rd Thursday, December 17, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

Generously underwritten by Richard and Jane Manoogian, the collection “is a comprehensive survey of American paintings,” (National Gallery of Art) and is recognized as one of the most significant private collections of American art.

Its paintings have been exhibited in the White House, the National Gallery of Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Detroit Museum of Art, among others. The paintings of renowned artists, such as Frank Benson, William Merritt Chase and Jamie Wyeth, are included in the exhibition.

The ExhibitThe art will be exhibited throughout six galleries at the

Lighthouse ArtCenter Museum and include works that range from mid-19th century to the present.

Plan an exclusive Evening at the Museum for your club or social group, with a wine and hors d’oeuvres reception.

Docent tours are available on Monday and Saturdays at 1 p.m. Please call to reserve for groups of ten or larger. If your group would like to schedule a docent tour at another time, please call Sheri or Evelyne at (561) 746-3101.

During the Manoogian Collection, admission is free for Lighthouse ArtCenter members and $10 for nonmembers on Monday through Friday. Saturday and Sundays are Family Free days. Museum hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Sea Birds, Jamie Wyeth, 1995

Exhibitions

Gloucester Harbor, Hayley Lever


artists: Professional photos of your art Great photos of your art are essential for digital submissions

to art competitions. The ArtCenter is making this easier and affordable with professional photographer and ArtCenter faculty member David R. Randell. Make an appointment to have David photograph your art in the ArtCenter's Photo

Studio. Wait while your art is photographed or come back to pick up your pieces. Within one week, digital files will be ready online or on a CD. For $65, you will receive high-resolution images up to five pieces (suitable for printing and reproduction), plus lower resolution versions for submissions and posting online. ($12 for each additional piece.) Call Sheri (561) 746-3101.

Sept. 10 to October 24, 2015• Environmentally Engaged: artists Reflect on Issues and Solutions for florida An exhibition of artists' work that stimulates conversations to develop strategies and policies to foster awareness and positive environmental change in Florida's ecosystem. The exhibition is co-curated by Diane Arrieta and Lucy Keshavarz and judged by Paul Fisher. Opening and awards reception: 3rd Thursday, Sept. 17, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

Sept. 10 to October 24, 2015• Faculty ExhibitionCome meet our faculty and new instructors. Be inspired to take classes and learn their techniques and methods.

Nov. 1 to November 7, 2015• D’Art for Art ExhibitionAn exhibition of donated works will be judged and on display prior to this fundraising event. Artists, please consider a donation of an original work of art to support the programs at the ArtCenter!Donating artists appreciation Party and Collector’s Preview: Sunday, Nov. 1, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

Exhibitions

On the 3rd Thursday evening of each month from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., enjoy a wine and passed hors d' oeuvres reception featuring

• Exhibition openings• Concerts• Lectures• Art demonstrations• Live performances• Gallery talks • Meet the artists

Come join us at this perfect opportunity to broaden your knowledge of the arts and mingle with other art enthusiasts and Lighthouse ArtCenter members. Free to Members, $10 Nonmembers. See LighthouseArts.org for calendar of events.

3rd Thursday Sponsors:


March 9 to 13, 20162016 FESTiVAL SCHEdULE

Wednesday, March 9 • Private Reception for Juried Artists, Sponsors, Hosts, Patrons and the Board of Directors Lighthouse ArtCenter, 5 to 7 p.m.

Thursday, March 10 • Festival PaintOut with Juried Invited Artists* Multiple Locations, including Society of the Four Arts • Meet the Festival Artists Reception* Lighthouse ArtCenter Museum, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

Friday, March 11 • Festival PaintOut with Juried Invited Artists* Multiple Locations • Private Party, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Lighthouse ArtCenter Museum, closed to the public after 4 p.m.

Saturday, March 12 • Festival PaintOut with Juried Invited Artists* Multiple Locations • Kids’ Paint Out and Awards, School of Art*• Patron, Sponsor and Collectors’ Cocktail Reception (Ticketed event) ArtCenter Museum, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Sunday, March 13 • Quick Draw Painting Contest - DuBois Park* 9 a.m. to noon. Registration required for artists.• Social Media for Artists Seminar with Lori McNee 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. School of Art $35 advanced registration required.• Wet-Painting Sales and Award Presentation* Lighthouse ArtCenter Museum, 4 to 6 p.m.

*Open to the publicSee LighthouseArts.org for information and call to artists application.

Ted Matz is serving as event chair for the 2016 Plein Air Festival

National Five-Day Plein Air Festival

CALL TO ARTiSTS! Apply at JuriedArtServices.com

Deadline: September 12, 2015

Situated in the lovely seaside village of Tequesta, Florida, the Lighthouse ArtCenter proudly presents its 3rd Annual Plein Air Festival. This juried invitational event is a premiere gathering; the largest of its kind in South Florida. With 50 of the top plein air painters in the country participating, the Festival offers $10,000 in prizes.

We are honored to announce that this year’s judge will be the esteemed and renowned artist Jim McVickers. Mr. McVickers’ talents were recently recognized when he became the 2014-2015 Grand Prize Winner of the 4th Annual PleinAir Salon.

The public is invited to view the artists’ daily PaintOuts at various locations throughout the region; some of the loca-tions include the Society of the Four Arts and Riverbend Park. Other public opportunities include artists demos, workshops, viewing and purchase of freshly created paint-ings at the ArtCenter each day and evening. There will also be a special ticketed Patron and Collectors’ Reception.

For sponsorship and underwriting opportunities, please call Barbara Rogoff at (561) 748-7014.


Plein Air Festival Workshops 2016

Plein Air Workshops with Elio Camacho November 7 & 8; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. $350 for two-day workshop November 9 to 13; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. $695 for five-day workshop Painting Demonstration Sun., Nov. 8; 6 to 9 p.m. Preferred seating is free for regis-

tered workshop students. $25 for the publicElio will assist students in capturing the particular mood of the moment and to express themselves in a bold and colorful way, while capturing the beauty and spontaneity of nature. Elio develops a program for improving each individual’s abil-ity as a painter based on the student's level and goals.

Adding the Figure to Your Landscapes with Michele ByrneJanuary 28 & 29; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. $350This class will teach how to add the figure in a natural, fluid way and how to simplify the subject by breaking it down into basic

shapes. Other topics covered during class will include: how light falls onto a subject and its effect on color and value in the landscape, and how to add drama with your brush strokes and palette knife work. Daily demos followed by student painting time and a critique.

Painting the Figure in Studio & En Plein Air with Eli Cedronefebruary 18 & 19; 9 to 5 p.m. $300Learn the fundamentals of painting the fig-ure en plein air and in studio. Topics covered will be: understanding direct, ambient and reflected light; how sunlight affects color; seeing color and value as a unit; and captur-

ing the features of the model to create a likeness. You'll learn how to break down the fundamental form of the figure into large shapes or masses. There will be instruction on how to mix clean color in the correct temperature and value in order to create the illusion of light on the figure. Eli will demo each day and provide plenty of one on one. A working knowledge of the medium is advised.

Bold Brush Plein Air with Shelby KeefeMarch 7 & 8; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. $350One of the biggest challenges for plein air painters is to successfully narrow down infinite amounts of detail and express the essence of a scene. Students will learn and apply strategies for simplification, value accuracy, compositional uniqueness and much more. Shelby will share her method

of applying complimentary colors as an underpainting to the white canvas, and jumping in with both feet to grab the light before it changes. She will demonstrate her technique every morning and then help each student one-on-one throughout the rest of the day.

demystifying Social Media Seminar with Lori McNee Sun., March 13; 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. $35 advance; $45 at doorSpecially designed for artists and entrepreneurs

who want to know more about social media – and its potential to reach audiences and expand their personal brand – she gives crucial, up-to-date information. Lori teaches how to use social media as a tool to further creative work and build revenue. She focuses on the most effective use of Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, Google+, Pinterest, Stumbleupon and blogging. Her step-by-step approach through the social media labyrinth cuts through the confusion, utilizing the platforms to build business and fans. As a painter in the Plein Air Festival, Lori will also address questions from fellow artists.

Jim McVickerMarch 14 to 16; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. $450The workshop will start with a demo that will show his process for starting a landscape, Jim will work over the entire canvas in order to develop the painting as a unified whole, working on land, trees, water and sky so the paint-

ing grows with a cohesive feeling and not as separate parts. During the demo, Jim will describe his process. Jim will walk around and work with each artist, one on one. Jim is known to be very available and open to any questions, and will help and/or demonstrate how he would solve any problems you might be having.

Painting Flowers with Terry OatsMarch 17 & 18; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. $350

Terry will be teaching on location in the midst of lovely tropical gardens. She will begin work with students on their palette organization, analysis of compositions, lay-out, light and shadows. Students will work on painting in the morning and another in

the afternoon. Attention will be paid to warm and cool tones, evolving composition, negative shapes, values and tones. Terry will spend time easel-side with each student, and offer a morning demo.

The Lighthouse ArtCenter is thrilled to welcome these inter-nationally renowned artists this year. The members of the ArtCenter are continuing to grow as artists, and we are pleased to offer these extraordinary opportunities to study exclusively with these dynamic and prestigious teachers!

REGiSTER NOW! (561) 748-8737

Workshops are limited to 12 students. (Benefactor level and above receive early registration privileges.)

See artist's bios on page 19.


Figure WorkshopUnlock the mysteries of drawing a portrait with Pat Crowley. He will expand your artistic horizons as you experiment with sketching, mixing colors and composition. Work with your choice of drawing medium, such as pastel, charcoal or pencil. Pat will be introducing the use of color in his Figure Drawing classes this year, and this will be a tantalizing day of creativity. Tuition includes model fee.Instructor: Pat CrowleySat., Sept. 19; 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Studio A: School $80

Abstract StudioExperiment with acrylic paints and mediums - come with your own ideas or formulate them as you go - this class will revolve around abstraction, and stu-dents are encouraged to step outside of their usual comfort zones and explore mark making and more intuitive ways of working. Drip and pour paint or build up dimensional and impasto surfaces. This course will be a fun and exciting way to break free of traditions, move past boundaries and build new working methods.Instructor: Vincent LardieriSat., Sept. 26; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Studio A: School $70

Portraiture WorkshopThis workshop will focus on the shapes and proportions found on the human head, neck, and shoulders and how light and shadow defines those forms. Work-ing from a model, students will first learn how to do a one color (monochromatic) painting of the head which is called a grisaille. Chris will do a demonstration showing how to find the shapes of light as it falls on the head. Afterward the students will paint a grisaille and receive individual instruction. Students will review structure, proportion, value, light direction, edges, and learn to see the warm and cool tones in each area. Instructor: Chris KlingOct. 1 - 3; 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Studio A: School $350

Magic of PaintingEnjoy a unique approach to traditional subject matter using acrylics painted in a watercolor method. Experiment with blocking in large areas to apply the scraping tool techniques. Create a contemporary collage in a combination of washes using opaque and transpar-ent acrylics in a more abstract style. Instructor: Jim RiggSat., Oct. 10; 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Studio A: School $80

Street PaintingTeens and young adults are invited to explore street art with an award-win-ning street artist. Includes a PowerPoint presentation, background of street art, instruction on scale and choosing a tem-plate, and experimentation with chalk on different surfaces. (Ages 12 and up)Instructor: Jennifer ChaparroFri., Oct. 16; 4 to 7 p.m. and Sat., Oct. 17; 10 to 1 p.m. $80 for two days; School of Art

Freeing the Artist WithinExpressive drawing/painting class for adults and seniors re-boots creative juic-es, and re-awakens the child-artist within. No formal drawing skills required. The lessons will be based on mark making, shape, free-form movements and fun! Focus starts on being kind to ourselves, enjoying the process, finding community and how to loosen up.Instructor: Rose ShawSat., Oct 24; 1 to 3 p.m.; Studio A: School $50

Painting with CollageUsing a variety of materials (illustration board, 140 lb. and 300 lb. watercolor paper, speciality papers, acrylics, clay, metallics, tempera, Pearl Ex pigments, air brush, ruling pen and 1” flat, #8 round and fan brushes), we will create a con-temporary, step-by-step approach to develop a landscape/seascape or non-objective work with a 3D layering effect.Instructor: Jim RiggSat., Oct. 31; 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.Studio A: School $80

Painting with CoffeeOceana Coffee’s Amy Angelo will join us for an invigorating and innovative morn-ing of delicious creativity! We’ll enjoy drinking the finest coffee, while experi-menting with painting with coffee and grinds in combination with acrylics and watercolors, on watercolor paper. The effect is stunning. All skill levels welcome. Supplies and refreshments are provided.Instructor: amy angeloSat., Nov. 14; 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Studio A: School $40

Watercolor Holiday CardsMake your own beautiful, colorful and one-of-a-kind cards to share at the holi-days. Watercolor, perspective and design will be explored as you experiment with new techniques and materials. BYOB, enjoy a festive and creative evening; sup-plies included, and bring home at least two completed cards.Instructor: Peggy KirkwoodThurs., Nov. 19; 6 to 9 p.m.; Studio A: School $65

Fused GlassDesigned for beginner to intermediate levels, learn techniques of warm glass. Materials are provided and firing is included. Students receive their finished pieces the following week; includes pic-ture frames, tiles and wall hangings.Instructor: Betty WilsonNov. 21 or Dec. 5; 1 to 4 p.m.; Studio 3D: School $85

Photo SafariLearn how to get the best results out of your camera. Friday will be spent review-ing the basics of photography, the use of camera controls and their application to getting better images. Saturday will be a photographic field trip to Riverbend Park. All skill levels welcome. Advanced point & shoot, mirrorless or digital SLR is recommended. Please arrange your own transportation to Riverbend Park. We will be walking along trails so wear walking shoes, sunscreen and bug spray.Instructor: David RandellFriday, Nov. 20; 6 to 9 p.m.; Studio A: School and Sat., Nov. 21; 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Riverbend Park $95

Workshops


CeramicsTuition includes a materials fee for one 25 lb. bag of

clay, glazing and firing pieces made in class. Additional clay and firing space available for purchase.

TUESdAYWheel iiWheel II continues investigation into wheel-formed pottery. This hands-on class includes demonstrations, lectures, critiques, glaze experimentation, kiln loading and firing. Types of vessel con-struction covered in this class include lidded forms, pouring vessels, handles and large forms.Instructor: Justin LambertTues., 9 a.m. to noon; Studio 3D: SchoolEarly Fall: 255Fall: $340

HandbuildingStudents are taught a variety of basic hand-building construction techniques and will apply their individual artistic interests and talents to create decora-tive and/or functional ceramic pieces as well as representational or abstract sculptures. Advanced students may add carving to create unique projects. Instructor offers personal attention to each student. Each student is challenged to explore and create projects that push their skills and imagination. Students are shown how to finish projects using a variety of glazing methods.Instructor: Sid WaleshTues., 1 to 4 p.m; Studio 3D: SchoolEarly Fall: $255Fall: $340

WEdNESdAYWheel iDesigned for the beginner, this course will introduce creating functional ceram-ics on the wheel. Emphasis is on aes-thetics of form, glaze application, kiln loading and firing. Includes demonstra-tions, critiques and current and historical concerns in the world of ceramics. Learn to make cylinders, cups and bowls. Class can be repeated until the student is ready for more advanced coursework.Instructor: Will McCombWed., 9 a.m. to noon; Studio 3D: SchoolEarly Fall: 255Fall: $340

Beginning WheelDesigned for the absolute beginner, this course will introduce creating functional ceramics on the wheel. Emphasis is on aesthetics of form, glaze application, kiln loading and firing. Includes demonstra-tions, critiques and current and historical concerns in the world of ceramics. Learn to make cylinders, cups and bowls. Class can be repeated until the student is ready for more advanced coursework.Instructor: Courtney PageWed., 1 to 4 p.m. or 6 to 9 p.m.; Studio 3D: SchoolFall: $340

SATURdAYBeginning WheelDesigned for the absolute beginner, this course will introduce creating functional ceramics on the wheel. Emphasis is on aesthetics of form, glaze application, kiln loading and firing. Includes demonstra-tions, critiques and current and historical concerns in the world of ceramics. Learn to make cylinders, cups and bowls. Class can be repeated until the student is ready for more advanced coursework. (All Ages)Instructor: Will McCombSat., 1 to 4 p.m.; Studio 3D: SchoolEarly Fall: $255Fall: $340

DrawingMONdAY

Pastels: drawing in ColorDiscover the beauty and excitement that color can add to your drawing. Sharpen your observational drawing skills while working from a variety of interesting subject matter and learn to integrate color successfully in your work. Students will explore under-painting techniques, value and color studies, surface applica-tions and effective and creative ways of using photo references.Instructor: Ted MatzMon., 9 a.m. to noon; Studio A: School Early Fall: $240Fall: $325

drawingDrawing is the foundation for art. Learn how to observe shapes, values and textures. Work with a broad range of drawing materials, including pencil, char-coal, conté and pen. For beginning to advanced students, this class will hone your skills and composition.Instructor: Randall ScottMon., 12 to 2 p.m.; Master Studio: MuseumEarly Fall: $200Fall: $250

Adult Classes

Open Ceramics StudioCeramic Open Studios are uninstruct-ed and open to all skill levels. Clay, glazes and firing are not included. A 25-pound bag of clay is $25. Inquire about firing rates. Sign in/out at Front Desk. All students are responsible for cleaning work area. Members onlySee studio schedules on pages 20 & 21 for times.$30 per three hour session

PLEASE NOTE: Class sizes are limited to 12 students. Register for classes and workshops, view faculty bios and supply lists at LighthouseArts.org. Members receive a 20% discount in our Art Supply Store located at the School of Art, 395 Seabrook Road.


TUESdAYFigure drawingStudents will learn how to interpret and capture the essence of the human form. Learn the fundamentals of the human figure, with facial expression and body gesticulation, including how clothing drapes the human structure. Work with your choice of drawing medium, such as pastel, charcoal or pencil. Tuition includes model fee.Instructor: Patrick CrowleyTues., 9 a.m. to noon; Studio B: SchoolFall: $360

FRidAYBeginning PastelsLearn the joy and grace of drawing with soft pastels. Experiment with structure and color, in this fun, stress-free class. No expe rience necessary.Instructor: alessandra GieffersFri., 9 a.m. to noon.; Studio B: SchoolEarly Fall: $225Fall: $300

JewelryWEdNESdAY

Make Beautiful JewelryLearn the elementary techniques of hand-making jewelry from an experi-enced and talented silversmith/gold-smith/designer. In an environment that fosters creativity, Tracey will guide each student through their own design and the construction of it. Using silver, gold, copper or brass (and gems if desired), you will learn to design, saw, bend, ham-mer, solder, file and polish. Beginner and experienced crafters can benefit.Instructor: Tracey RoedlWed., 9 a.m. to noon; Master Studio: MuseumFall: $300

Seashells and Sea Glass and PearlsLove the beach? Learn techniques of drilling and wire-wrapping your sea-shells and sea glass with professional stringing, knotting and chain-making to incorporate them into your own unique design. Or, bring your broken bead-strands to learn to repair them yourself. Instructor: Tracey Roedl Sat., 1 to 4 p.m.; Master Studio: Museum Fall: $150 per 4-week session

Mixed Media MONdAY

NEW! Abstract StudioExperiment with acrylic paints and mediums - come with your own ideas or formulate them as you go - this class will revolve around abstraction, and stu-dents are encouraged to step outside of their usual comfort zones and explore mark making and more intuitive ways of working. Drip and pour paint or build up dimensional and impasto surfaces. This course will be a fun and exciting way to break free of traditions, move past boundaries and build new working methods.Instructor: Vincent Lardieri Mon., 4 to 6 p.m.; Studio B: SchoolEarly Fall: $175Fall: $225

TUESdAYNEW! A Bird A dayTake flight with your creativity as you paint a bird in each of the six classes. These “little beauties” will be painted one moment in time, using sketches, photo references and improvising with pastel, watercolor, acrylic, gesso and charcoal. The final work will be done on watercolor postcards to share with loved ones. All skill levels welcome.Instructor: Lynzie KronheimTues., 1 to 4 p.m.; Studio B: SchoolEarly Fall: $225CalligraphyStudents will explore the lost art of hand-writing and artistic calligraphy. Students will practice and experiment with pen-cils, felt-tip pens, markers, ink pens and brushes. No experience necessary, all lev-els welcome. Instructor: Marta LlorensTues., 5 to 7 p.m; Studio A: School Early Fall: $200Fall: $250

THURSdAYNEW! Experimental Watercolor & Mixed MediaCelebrate your creative self! Dive into the possibilities of painting, using watercol-ors and various other mediums and sur-faces. This class is suitable for all levels. This will be a relaxing, fun and innovative atmosphere with one of our very best teachers leading the way.Instructor: Peggy KirkwoodThurs., 9 a.m. to noon; Studio B: School Early Fall: $225Thurs., 1 to 4 p.m.; Studio B: School Fall: $265 (No class Nov. 12)

Adult Classes

Open Portrait Studio The Open Portrait Studio is an uninstructed session in which the ArtCenter provides the model, and the students direct the poses of the model. Students are welcome to work in any medium. Early Fall: Thurs., 1 to 4 p.m.; Studio A: School Fall: Wed., 1 to 4 p.m.; Master Studio: Museum$15 per three hour session

Open Figure Studio The Open Figure Studio is an uninstructed session in which the ArtCenter provides the model, and the students direct the poses of the model. Early Fall and Fall: Sat., 9 a.m. to noon; Studio B: School $20 per three hour sessionNOTE: Students must pre-register at least three days prior to attending open studio sessions. If the minimum number of four students has not been met, the session will be cancelled. Please call for availability.

Supply lists available at LighthouseArts.org or

at the School of Art. Supplies can be purchased

in our Art Supply Store.


Adult ClassesPainting

MONdAYPortraitureDevelop skills necessary to create por-traits in oil, acrylic, watercolor or pastel. Included are live models and individual guidance. Painting experience required. Tuition Includes model fee.Instructor: Norma ConwayMon., 9 a.m. to noon; Studio B: SchoolEarly Fall: $250Fall: $345

Artist’s Choice, Any MediumHave a project that you need help in getting started? Or do you have a piece that just needs a little help and advice? It doesn’t matter if you are experienced or are just starting out. You may choose the medium you want to work in or explore. There will be a still life set up, but you are welcome to bring something to work from.Instructor: Ted MatzMon., 1 to 4 p.m.; Studio A: School Early Fall: $240Fall: $325

Realism in PaintingStudents will explore the world of real-ism and learn how to capture its essence with one-on-one instruction, as they cre-ate realistic masterpieces. Students are encouraged to research and develop themes, as well as bring their own pho-tographs from which to work.Instructor: Randall ScottMon., 9 a.m. to noon; Master Studio: MuseumEarly Fall: $225Fall: $300

dynamic Painting TechniquesUsing a variety of materials we will create a contemporary, step-by-step approach to develop a landscape/seascape or non-objective work with a 3D layering effect.Instructor: Jim RiggMon., 1 to 4 p.m.; Studio B: SchoolEarly Fall: $225Fall: $300

TUESdAYBeginning PaintingNever picked up a paintbrush? This class will provide a strong foundation in color theory and paint application in a sup-portive and light-hearted environment. The instructor will walk students through drawing their chosen subject matter, mixing colors and applying color to can-vas. Students can work with either oil or acrylic paint.Instructor: Ted MatzTues., 9 a.m. to noon; Studio A: School Early Fall: $240Fall: $325

Artist’s Choice, Any MediumHave a project that you need help in getting started? Or do you have a piece that just needs a little help and advice? It doesn’t matter if you are experienced or are just starting out. You may choose the medium you want to work in or explore. There will be a still life set up, but you are welcome to bring something to work from.Instructor: Ted MatzTues., 1 to 4 p.m.; Studio A: School Early Fall: $240Fall: $325

NEW! Oil PortraitureWe will focus on the shapes and propor-tions found on the human head, neck, and shoulders and how light and shad-ow defines those forms. Working from a model, we will first learn how to do a one color (monochromatic) painting of the head which is called a grisaille. Chris will do a demonstration showing how to find the shapes of light as it falls on the head. Afterward the students will paint a grisaille and receive individual instruc-tion. We will review structure, proportion, value, light direction, edges, and learn to see the warm and cool tones in each area. Instructor: Chris KlingTues., 1 to 4 p.m.; Studio B: School Fall: $345

Plein Air PaintingLearn to simplify the complexity of the landscape by using the scenery as refer-ence to create beautiful paintings. This class is being taught in outdoor locations all over northern Palm Beach County. Oil paints are preferred but acrylic is accept-able: intermediate to advanced. Limit of 10 students per class. Instructor will email class location to students the night before class.Instructor: Manon SanderTues., 9 a.m. to noon; On location Fall: $265 (No class Nov. 10)

WEdNESdAYBeyond Basics WatercolorAdvance into the liquid world of water-colors. Learn alternative techniques for washes, glazing, dry brush and many other watercolor methods. Class will focus on structured exercises to develop skills in handling watercolors.Instructor: Peggy KirkwoodWed., 9 a.m. to noon; Studio A: SchoolEarly Fall: $225Fall: $265 (No class Nov. 11)


Beginning LandscapesCreate your landscape and seascape paintings while introducing vivid and har-monious shapes and colors. Your extraor-dinary teacher, Alessandra, will help you interpret photos to find dynamic, cre-ative drama in your landscapes. Acrylic only Instructor: alessandra GieffersWed., 9 a.m. to noon; Studio B: SchoolFall: $300

Plein Air PaintingPaint local landscapes with some stu-dio work to go over common painting practices, all while learning the dynamics and joy of painting outdoors. Composi-tion, simplification of subject matter, the effects of light and weather and color mixing will be covered. All mediums and skill levels are welcome. Location schedule will be provided during first class.Instructor: Ted MatzWed., 9 a.m. to noon; On locationEarly Fall: $240Fall: $325

intermediate WatercolorDesigned for students who are confident and skilled in the basics of watercolor painting. Students can work from a still-life setup by the instructor, or from their own reference material.Instructor: Ted MatzWed., 1 to 4 p.m.; Studio A: SchoolEarly Fall: $240Fall: $325

Realism in PaintingStudents will explore the world of real-ism and learn how to capture its essence with one-on-one instruction, as they create realistic masterpieces. Students are encouraged to research and develop themes, as well as bring their own photo-graphs from which to work.Instructor: Randall ScottWed., 6 to 9 p.m.; Studio A: SchoolEarly Fall: $225Fall: $300

THURSdAYPaint What You LikeExperienced painters will benefit from this open-studio format that allows them to work with any subject matter or painting medium, while Norma advises, critiques and helps solve problems.Instructor: Norma ConwayThurs., 9 a.m. to Noon; Studio A: SchoolEarly Fall: $225Fall: $300

Beginning LandscapesCreate your landscape and seascape paintings while introducing vivid and har-monious shapes and colors. Your extraor-dinary teacher, Alessandra, will help you interpret photos to find dynamic, cre-ative drama in your landscapes. Acrylic only Instructor: alessandra GieffersThurs., 1 to 4 p.m.; Studio B: SchoolEarly Fall: $225

intensive PaintingThis course is for oil painters who want to learn in depth about drawing, values and color. Each topic will be individually addressed in each studio class. Improve your painting skills through exercises, then put it all together during the last class. Each class is a building block pro-cess working up to a finished painting. Limited to ten students. Instructor: Manon SanderThurs., Oct. 22, 29, Nov. 19, Dec. 3; 1 to 4 p.m.; Fri., Oct. 23, 30, Nov. 20, Dec. 4, 9 a.m. to noonStudio A: School Fall: $325

intermediate to Advanced WatercolorStudents will enjoy painting still-life arrangements provided by the instruc-tor, while respecting the spontaneity and versatility of the medium. Learn to paint clean, colorful, clear, vivid paintings with emphasis on composition, value and relationships of objects and shapes. Prior experience with watercolor and drawing are recommended.Instructor: Barbara CarswellThurs., 1 to 4 p.m.; Master Studio: MuseumFall: $300

FRidAYBeginning WatercolorJump into the liquid world of watercol-ors. Learn the basics of washes, glazing, dry brush and many other watercolor techniques. Class will focus on structured exercises to develop skills in handling watercolors.Instructor: Peggy KirkwoodFri., 1 to 4 p.m.; Studio A: SchoolEarly Fall: $225Fall: $265 (No class Nov. 11)

Abstract PaintingLearn the fundamentals of painting independently from visual references. Students will discover their own style of painting using non-representational imagery. Seeing and not just looking will be emphasized. The inclusion of the accidental will be taken as an advantage in painting with an emphasis on self-expression and risk-taking.Instructor: Gary antonioFri., 1 to 4 p.m.; Studio B: SchoolEarly Fall: $225Fall: $300

PhotographyTUESdAY

Beginning to intermediate digital PhotographyLearn the basics of photography, the use of camera controls and their application in creative digital photography. Lighting and composition will be taught through hands-on lessons in studio and on loca-tion. Students are required to bring their own digital cam-era; advanced point and shoot, or digital SLR is preferred.Instructor: David RandellTues.,1 to 4 p.m.; Master Studio: MuseumEarly Fall: $225Fall: $300

Adult Classes


Adult ClassesWEdNESdAY

Photoshop ElementsStudents will work with the latest version of Photoshop Elements covering the basic functions of the program introducing organization and importing images, basic corrections and editing, creative editing and layers, outputting to print, slide shows and web galleries. Students are required to bring laptop with Photoshop Elements software.Instructor: David RandellWed., 6 to 9 p.m.; Studio B: SchoolFall: $325

Sculpture Price includes model fee, one 25 lb.

bag of clay and firing fee.

WEdNESdAYintro. to Figurative Sculpture Learn the basics of sculpting the human figure in water based clay from a live model. We will learn the basic techniques of how to model the fig-ure using water based clay starting with instruction of how to work with it, what tools to use and how to minimize dam-age when firing. The class will also cover basic design concepts as well as pro-vide experience working from a human model. No prior experience necessary. Instructor: Eduardo GomezWed., 9 a.m. to noon; Studio B: SchoolEarly Fall: $300

Sculpting Body Parts This class for both beginning and inter-mediate students will focus on sculpting specific body parts to give the student confidence an experience in making dif-ferent parts of the human anatomy such as eyes, nose, ears, hands and feet. etc. The class will use a model. Instructor: Eduardo GomezWed., 1 to 4 p.m.; Studio B: SchoolEarly Fall: $300

Capturing the Figure Under draperyThis class is a step by step demonstration of the techniques involved in sculpting the nude human figure in water based clay and then adding drapery so that the form shows through the drapery. Under the individualized instruction of the instructor, each student will produce with one nude piece and then we will add drapery to it. Intro sculpture or other sculpture class is recommended. The class will also cover basic design issues involved in designing a draped or semidraped sculpture as well as how to prepare it for firing or molding. Instructor: Eduardo GomezWed., 1 to 4 p.m.; Studio B: SchoolFall: $360

THURSdAYSculpting Gesture and ExpressionThis class is a step by step demonstration of the techniques involved in sculpting the full human figure in water based clay. The students will be sculpting from a live model with a concentration on capturing gesture and expression by focusing on body language and movement. A great deal of attention will be paid to the rela-tionship between facial expression and body language. Under the individualized instruction of the instructor, each student will produce with one piece. A 15” to 18” undraped figure sculpture working from a live model. Previous completion of an introductory sculpture class or sculpt-ing the human head is recommended. Instructor: Eduardo GomezThurs., 9 a.m. to noon; Studio B: SchoolFall: $360

Special NeedsWEdNESdAY

Special Needs ArtsAre you or someone you love dealing with challenging disabilities? Making art can develop cognitive and motor skills and provide a venue for stress relief.Instructor: Peggy KirkwoodWed, 4 to 6 p.m.; Studio A: SchoolEarly Fall: $150 Fall: $195 (Scholarships are available.)

SATURdAYFREE Special Needs 1st SaturdaySpecial needs students ages 16 to adult create art in a group setting which can facilitate art education, social skills and communication, as well as build confi-dence and self-esteem. They will have an opportunity to socialize with their peers and enjoy a tour of the Museum. Art supplies and a snack will be provided. Students should bring their lunch. Instructor: Lynzie KronheimFirst Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Museum, FreeThis FREE program is underwritten by The Loxahatchee Club Educational Foundation. Space is limited and a reservation is required. To enroll, call Sheri or Evelyne at (561) 746-3101.

Have an ArtParty!Whether it is a group of friends,

a special occasion, birthday or a corporate outing, an ArtParty is lots of fun, as well as a learning experience. Create a clay pot, painting or make jewelry. Art supplies and professional art instruction are provided. Bring your own wine and refreshments! Call the School of art at (561) 748-8737.





Teen Club is a group of art lov-ing students and volunteers at the Lighthouse ArtCenter that offer artis-tic activities for teens in the com-munity. We host events, such as a music event or a featured artist who will be giving a talk and a demon-stration. You don't have to be an ArtCenter member to participate in the events; however, if you are inter-ested, you are more than welcome to join. We hope to see you at some of our upcoming events!

High School Seniors Annelise Hillmann and Chris Tomlinson co-chair the Teen Club. For info, call Cynthia Trone at (561) 748-8737 or [email protected].

MONdAYYouth draw & Paint!For children who like to draw and paint, this course provides an in-depth intro-duction to drawing and painting materi-als by allowing students to create in their own style, at their own developmental level. Media used are pencils, charcoal, pastels, chalk pastels, colored pencils, markers, crayons, tempera and acrylic paints. Ages 6-12Instructor: Marta LlorensMon., 4 to 6 p.m.; Studio A: SchoolEarly Fall: $125Fall: $165

NEW! Teen WheelThis clay course is designed for the young creative artist interested in learn-ing about ceramics from wet clay to fir-ing and glazing. Students will be taught techniques for throwing on the potter’s wheel, including handbuilding, to pre-pare them for more advanced work. (Ages 12 and up)Instructor: Will McComb Mon., 6 to 8 p.m.; Studio 3D: SchoolEarly Fall: $150Fall: $200

Teen StudioDesigned for middle- and high-school art students, this course provides challeng-ing, advanced techniques in drawing, painting and sculpture. The course struc-ture emphasizes concept development and self-expression and is exceptional for young artists wishing to hone their skills for admission to Dreyfoos School of the Arts or an undergraduate college art program. (Ages 13-19)Instructor: Marta LlorensMon., 6 to 8 p.m.; Studio A: SchoolEarly Fall: $125Fall: $165

TUESdAYNEW! Paint With Your ChildrenParents and children will spend creative time together in a fun and inspiring envi-ronment. Share artistic and memorable moments while creating multi-media projects. Children four and up welcome, with one parent. Supplies and snacks included. Instructor: Lynzie Kronheim Tues.,4:30 to 6:30 p.m.; Studio B: SchoolEarly Fall: $125Fall: $165

WEdNESdAYKid's ClayStudents learn hand-building ceramic techniques, focusing on different build-ing, glazing and firing methods. Ages 6-12Instructor: Will McComb Wed., 4 to 6 p.m.; Studio 3D: SchoolEarly Fall: $135Fall: $175

Big Bang Boom & BrushesIn this two-hour work and play shop, stu-dents will experience the joyful hands on integration of drumming and visual art activities. Be a part of interactive percus-sive storytelling! Explore various artists with different mediums! Have fun and be creative! Make music happen! Ages 6-12Instructor: Christie ann MillerWed., 4 to 6 p.m.; Studio B: SchoolEarly Fall: $125Fall: $165

THURSdAY Art for the HomeschooledThis certified course is designed for the homeschooled student to provide an enriching experience in the many fields of art and art history. Students build and develop a foundation of skills by learn-ing and working through the essential elements and principles of art, including: line, color, space, shape, form, texture, pattern, balance and emphasis. Ages 9-14Instructor: Peggy ProThurs., 9 to 11 a.m.; Master Studio: MuseumEarly Fall: $125Fall: $165

SATURdAY

Big Bang Boom and BrushesIn this two-hour work and play shop, stu-dents will experience the joyful hands on integration of drumming and visual art activities. Be a part of interactive percus-sive storytelling! Explore various artists with different mediums! Have fun and be creative! Make music happen! Ages 6-12Instructor: Christie ann Miller Sat., 1 to 3 p.m.; Studio B: SchoolEarly Fall: $125; Fall: $165

Children & Teen Classes Teen Club

ScholarshipsThe Lighthouse ArtCenter is pleased

to offer scholarships for adults and chil-dren, based on financial need. As a community based nonprofit arts orga-nization, it is the heart of our mission that we offer the joy of art to all! We rely on the support of our generous members and donors to cover the cost of these valuable opportunities. Appli-cations for Summer ArtCamp schol-arships as well Youth and Adult art class scholarships are available on our website.

Contact Cynthia Trone, Director of Education at [email protected] for more information on applying for, as well as supporting, our scholar-ship program.

Chris TomlinsonAnnelise Hillmann


FacultyGary antonio was born in Salem, Massachusetts. He received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Studio Art at the University of California where he studied with and assisted world-renowned artists Wayne Thiebaud, Roland Peterson, Manuel Neri, Robert Arneson

and Roy DeForest. His paintings have been exhib-ited at Art in Public Places, Palm Beach International Airport, JF Gallery, West Palm Beach, and are now featured at the Seth Jason Beitler Gallery in Miami.

Barbara Carswell graduated from the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York and has more than 30 years of experi-ence in advertising design. Since her move to Florida 16 years ago, she has focused on her watercolor painting, study-ing with multiple instructors, including Karen Bastidas.

Jennifer Chaparro has been an artist all her life. With a grandfather that was a noted sculpture and art professor in Iowa and New York City, she knew from a very early age that it was inevitable that she would be an artist in some kind. Jennifer has worked with

many different materials, including pen and ink, watercolor, acrylic, ceramics, fabric and computers. She received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Design from UCLA, and then went on to spend 25 years in graphic design for advertising and marketing.

Norma Conway, an Indiana native, graduated from the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. After moving to Florida in 1958, she started work as a portrait painter, eventually set-ting up a portrait studio in Palm Beach Towers. She was com-missioned to restore the murals

in Mar-a-Lago by Marjorie Merriweather Post. Norma was one of the ArtCenter’s first instructors.

Patrick Crowley grew up in Jupiter, studied at the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale and was an editorial cartoonist, art director and illustrator for The Palm Beach Post for three decades. He was a founding staffer of The Hill newspaper in Washington, D.C., and the Palm

Beach ArtsPaper. His political cartoons were in hun-dreds of newspapers and magazines, including Time, Newsweek, Palm Beach Life and The New York Times.

He has illustrated eight books and numerous maga-zine articles. Crowley paints, sculpts, writes and works as a freelance illustrator in West Palm Beach.

alessandra Gieffers is a Professor Emeritus of Palm Beach State College. Ales-sandra developed the Eissey Campus Art Program, the Art Alliance and was the Founder of Eissey Campus Art Gallery. Alessandra participates in local and national art compe-

titions. She was the recipient of Art in the Public Places, has had two solo exhibitions at the Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens in West Palm Beach, Flor-ida, and is in many private and public collections.

Eduardo Gomez gradu-ated from the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, with a BA in Economics and sub-sequently an MSW. Later, he majored in sculpture at the University of Arkansas, Little Rock and was admitted to the graduate school. A book about

his sculptural work Eduardo Gomez: Silent Messages was published in 2009. His scultptures are collected internationally.

Esther Gordon, a native Flo-ridian, received a BFA from FAU and has been painting in oils and acrylics for 20 years. She was the art teacher at The Weiss School, and has a gifted teacher endorsement. Her paintings are held in private and public collections in the

U.S. and Europe and have been exhibited in various venues, including FAU and Coral Springs Museum of Art.

Peggy Strathdee Kirkwood gained her formal training at Elizabeth Seton College, Man-hattanville College and SUNY Purchase. After a career as an art director for advertising agencies, she studied water-colors with renowned instruc-tors, Jeane Dobie and Barbara

Nechis. Her work is in corporate and private collec-tions throughout the country.

Chris Kling, a native of Chatta-nooga, Tennessee, received her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in 1978. She has lived most of her life in Florida and also abroad in Singapore. She resides in Stuart, Florida. Ms. Kling has received numerous awards from shows for her landscapes

and portraiture throughout the southeastern region of the United States and with the Portrait Society of America. She has received many commissions for her oil portraits and landscapes and her work is in numerous private and corporate collections in the United States as well as international collections. Chris is a member of the Portrait Society of America, Plein Air Florida, Women Artists of the Southeast, and Oil Painters of America.

Lynzie Kronheim has spent more than 20 years teaching spiritual and creative classes to all walks of life: babies, teens, couples, elders, including large groups. She applies her skills as a Holistic Health Practitio-ner, Master Healer, Life and Grief Coach to her painting and

teaching of art. She believes that self-expression though painting nature en plein air inspires energy, light and color. Lynzie paints in pastels, oil and watercolor. Her work has been shown in California, Oregon and Florida.

Justin Lambert received his BFA in Ceramics from Florida Atlantic University and his MFA in Ceramics from Indiana Uni-versity. He is the owner of Live Oak Pottery in Jupiter Farms. His work is dedicated to func-tional and utilitarian wood-fired pottery. Ceramics Monthly

published an article on Justin’s work and his process of wood-firing. Justin is the chairman of the Light-house ArtCenter’s Ceramic Program and arranges many of the outstanding workshops, as well as ceramics exhibitions. In 2014, Justin was a lecturer at the International Wood Fire Conference in Denmark, as well as serving as a Visiting Art Professor in China for three months.

Vincent Lardieri was born in Florida in 1980. He holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interdis-ciplinary Studio Art from Florida State University and a Master of Fine Arts from Savannah College of Art & Design. Vincent has exhibited extensively for more than a decade as a professional

artist and also enjoys organizing and curating exhibi-tions with fellow artists. His works are in numerous collections throughout the United States and Europe.





Marta Llorens is a creative and imaginative graphic designer and conceptual thinker. She and her husband recently relo-cated to Jupiter from Barcelona, Spain. She earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts and Bachelor of History degrees from the Uni-versitat de Barcelona, and has

worked as a graphic designer, historical researcher and artist in both Spain and London.

Ted Matz is a graduate of Ken-dall College of Art & Design. He has received numerous awards in regional art competitions and has shown his work in one-man and group shows in New York City, the Midwest and New England. Ted’s work was included in the 2001 Summer

Invitational for Emerging Artists in New York City at the Denise Bibro Gallery. In 2010, Ted had a solo exhibition at the Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens in West Palm Beach, Florida. His work is a part of cor-porate and private collections throughout the United States and Europe.

Will McComb graduated with a BA in Art Studio from the University of Kentucky in 2010. He has studied and exhibited ceramics at Penland School of Crafts, Arrowmont School of Craft, Kentucky Mudworks and Cambellsville University Anagama Pottery Exhibition.

He comes to us as our Ceramic Artist in Residence on the stellar recommendation of our Ceramic Depart-ment Chair, Justin Lambert. Will apprenticed with Justin Lambert during several workshops, and will be maintaining the integrity of our ceramics studio during his one-year residence.

Christie ann Miller We welcome Christie Ann to the Lighthouse ArtCenter as she relocates here

from her home in Colorado. She brings more than 30 years of classroom teaching experi-ence with a strong focus on Music, Visual Art and Outdoor/Environmental Education. As an enthusiastic musician, sto-ryteller, and visual artist and teacher, she embraces diversity,

learning styles, creative ability, humor, talent and the promotion of self esteem and independence. Her classes provide a wide variety of music and visual art enrichment experiences using percussion as the main focus.

Courtney Page is a native Flo-ridian and discovered her pas-sion for clay while attending Palm Beach State College. She studied under John McCoy in the ceramics program at Florida Atlantic University, where she earned her B.F.A. in Fine Art with a concentration in ceram-

ics. Currently Courtney produces her functional, ocean-inspired pottery from her home studio in Tequesta, and has won numerous awards including the NCECA Regional Juried Exhibition, and the John McCoy ceramics awards. “The simple joy of knowing someone can use what I have created with my hands from a piece of clay that came from the earth is what keeps me passionate about creating.”

Peggy Pro began her love and ability in art at a young age, and it was two high school teachers who strongly encouraged and nurtured this interest of Peggy’s to direct her path into art and graphic design. Peggy earned her Associates in Applied Sci-

ence in Graphic Arts at Williamsport Area Community College, and then continued on to earn her BFA in Graphic Design, with a minor in Art History, at West Virginia University. After graduation, Peggy went on to work in the corporate world as a graphic designer and trade show manager, where she earned many awards for her creative booth designs and marketing efforts. Her current and favorite position is a Home School Mother for the past four years to her two children.

David Randell, a veteran Los Angeles commercial advertis-ing photographer, opened David Randell Photographics in South Florida in the 1990s. His images of products, food, architectural interiors and exteriors, facilities, people and places appear in annual

reports, brochures, catalogs, menus, trade maga-zines, print, e-commerce, billboards, vehicle wraps and digital and on-line marketing materials.

Jim Rigg is a graduate of Wichita State University with a Fine Arts degree in Graph-ics. He is an accomplished watercolorist with an innova-tive and unique style. "I enjoy experimentation, believing it extends my boundaries, both in conceptual and contempo-

rary watercolor techniques. My finished paintings are projections of my imagination, and this, for me, is the great adventure of painting: the exploitation of areas where the imagination can take over and

intuitively guide the hand. The challenges to me are inventive compositions, varied textures and color exploration - offering each painting a sense of time, space and solitude."

Tracey Roedl has had more than 40 years in the jewelry industry. Studies with The Gemological Institute of Amer-ica have earned her a GIA Dia-monds Graduate Degree along with Pearl Grading and Colored Stones Certificates. She is work-ing towards her Graduate Gem-

ologists Degree. Studies include Jewelry Design and Fabrication at The University of Wisconsin, Design with GIA, High-Fire Enameling at The Colorado Rocky Mountain School, and a goldsmithing apprenticeship with one of Aspen's top jewelry designers. She has taught Jewelry-Making at Martin County Continuing Education.

Manon Sander has painted and drawn her entire life and ran a successful business painting murals in homes and stores in Chicago, Michi-gan and Florida. She studied oil painting with well-known artists in California for sev-eral years. Painting from life,

she combines rich texture and vivid color while capturing the expression of the subject and the impression it left on her. She likes to refer to her loose painterly style as “representational with an impressionist touch.”

Randall Scott has been exploring the ocean and its inhabitants for more than 25 years. Countless hours of underwater research have prepared him to share oceanic visions through his art that are highly realistic and compel-ling. His original paintings and

limited-edition prints are shown in many fine art galleries worldwide.

Rose Shaw has been practic-ing art in a variety of mediums since receiving her BFA in 1977. Her mixed media and acrylic paintings have been included in shows at Stetson Univer-sity, the Cornell Museum, Palm Beach State College, PBIA, and the Lighthouse ArtCenter. As a

freelance artist, she has worked on decorative inte-rior design applications, murals, furniture painting, and ceramics. Rose has been teaching in Palm Beach County for over 30 years. In 2008, Rose was awarded the Outstanding Art Teacher of the Year from the Florida Art Teachers Association.

Faculty


Elio Camacho was three years old when his family moved from Madeira Island, about 540 miles southwest of Lisbon, Portugal, to California’s Silicon Valley. As a youngster, he developed a keen interest in American comic books and became an incessant doodler. He didn’t necessarily think about a career in art back then. In 1997, on somewhat of a whim, he began taking life-drawing classes at the Palo Alto Art League. And the rest is history, as they say. Camacho also studied with Ovanes Berberian and those lessons still guide his creative process today.

Michele Byrne paints in oils and watercolors. She has two painting books published: The Art of Conversation with an introduction by Constance Battle MD.; The Art of Conversation: Manhattan with an introduction by Meredith Lewis (Editor of American Artist Watercolor Magazine). She is working on a third book. Michele has also had her paintings included in sales at Freeman’s Auction House in Philadelphia.She is a nomi-nated member of the Salmagundi Club in NYC, Oil Painters of America and the American Impressionists Society. Byrne’s work was featured in an eight-page article written by Steve Doherty in the June/July 2013 Issue of PleinAir Magazine.

Eli Cedrone graduated from the School of Art & Design from Suffolk University in Boston. She decided to skip the harsh New England winters and began her career in Bermuda at Saatchi & Saatchi Advertising. She took a brief sabbatical from her job to study art in Florence, Italy. After nearly five years on "the rock," she developed a case of island fever, and set her sights on California. For the next ten years, she lived in Laguna Beach, working as an illustrator and magazine designer. Marriage and the birth of her daughter Olivia brought her back to her roots in Boston, where she continued studies at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts and began painting full-time. Eli returns often to Bermuda and California to paint and teach workshops.

Shelby Keefe is a nationally recognized, award-winning impressionist painter, teacher and performance artist. Earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 1981, she embarked on a career as a graphic designer. She became a full-time fine artist in 2005. She travels nation-wide painting, teaching and competing in plein air competitions, as well as pro-ducing work in her studio/gallery in the Third Ward in Milwaukee, Wis. She was recently published in Southwest Art and Plein Air Magazines--both being honored as the cover artist. Her paintings are collected around the country, as well as in Milwaukee corporate surroundings and public spaces. She is represented by Edgewood Orchard Galleries in

Door County, Wis., the Marshall Gallery of Fine Art in Scottsdale, Ariz., Oh-Be-Joyful Gallery in Crested Butte, Colo. and Castle Gallery Fine Art in Fort Wayne, Ind.

Lori McNee lives and works in the beautiful mountains of Central Idaho. Although she studied art in college, Lori considers herself self-taught, also she apprenticing with master artists. She has illustrated for Ducks Unlimited, The Nature Conservancy, the Wolf Education Research Center. Her paintings have been featured in Western Art Collector, South West Art Magazine, Wildlife Art Magazine, Art Talk Magazine, American Art Collector, Sun Valley Magazine, Sun Valley Guide, Plum TV and newspapers. Her works are sold in nationally ranked galleries throughout the United States. Lori also is a professional blog-ger and public speaker. On FineArtTips.com blog, Lori shares art tips, social media tips and business advice from art professionals and blogging industries. She was named,“Top 10 Up and Coming Women Bloggers,” and currently ranks as one of the “Most Influential Artists” on Twitter and “The Top 100 Most Powerful Women on Twitter.”

In 2015, Jim McVicker won the top prize in the country, $20,000 from Plein Air Maga-zine. Since 1981, Jim has been winning “Best of Show” awards and his work is in galleries and public collections across the county. His film, A Way of Seeing (2009), is a beloved classic documentary for painters. In his early twenties, he began studying art history, French impressionist landscapes, life drawing and painting with accomplished artists. He and his wife, artist Terry Oats, have studios in rural Loleta, Calif. where they paint daily “trying to capture the light, atmosphere, space and the mysterious beauty all around us.”

Terry Oats has been a full-time painter since 1988. She and her husband Jim McVicker live in northern California. She earned her Bachelor of Arts at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City, and began her career in the fashion and advertising industries. She continues to travel throughout California painting landscapes and enjoys painting in her own extensive flower gardens on her property in Loleta, Calif.

Faculty Visiting Plein Air Artists WorkshopsSid Walesh has been a sculp-tor by avocation for over thirty years, working in clay, wood and stone. For the past fifteen years he has exhibited his work in South Florida, and has won numerous awards in juried exhibits. His abstract sculp-tures, primarily ceramic pieces,

often incorporating wood components, are in private collections throughout the United States. Sid holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Wisconsin and has done extensive doctoral stud-ies in educational methodology and adult education at Florida International University. His professional career includes Art Education, Art Administration, and University Administration. He is a founder of Miami’s prestigious New World School of the Arts. Before coming to the Lighthouse ArtCenter School of Art, he was an Instructor of Handbuilding Ceramics at the Boca Raton Museum’s Art School from 2002-2014.

Betty Wilson began her artistic career in the early ’80s as she painted faces “After Picasso” and “After Matisse” on clothing. “Made Ugly by Me!” was the name of the clothing collection. Later in the ‘90s, she taught herself to work in clay with some help

from friends. While looking for a new canvas for her painted faces, she discovered the fused-glass technique, one of the oldest hot-glass meth-ods, sometimes referred to as “warm glass.”

Upcoming Winter WorkshopsWorld-Class Art instruction

by Visiting ArtistsCERAMiCS • Matt Long, Jan. 14 and 15, 2016 • Randy Brodnax, Feb. 26 and 27, 2016 • Jackie Lanier, TBA CONCRETE ART • Elder Jones, April 2016 PAiNTiNG • Tara Grim, Feb. 19 and 20, Beyond Alla Prima (Discovery of New Ideas) • Mary Massey, Jan. 14 and 15, 2016 • James Edward Scherbarth, Jan. 21-23 Oil and Cold Wax Painting

VISITING aRTIST WORKSHOP fUND In order to keep our Visiting Artist Workshops rea-sonably priced, please contribute to our Workshop Fund. For more information, contact Barbara Rogoff, at (561) 748-8737.

EARLY REGiSTRATiON: Members of the Lighthouse ArtCenter at the Benefactors' Guild and above may register for Early Fall classes starting Wednesday, July 22 by calling the School at (561) 748-8737. Open registration begins August 3.

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September 8 - October 17, 2015 (6 weeks) Ceramics Drawing Jewelry Mixed Media Painting Photography Sculpture Uninstructed Open Studios Youth/Teen Other

Early Fall Workshops Sat., Sept. 19 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Figure Workshop - Crowley $80 Sat., Sept. 26 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Abstract Studio - Lardieri $70 Oct. 1-3 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Portraiture Workshop - Kling $350

Sat., Oct. 10 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Magic of Painting - Rigg $80 Oct. 16, 4 to 7 p.m. & Oct. 17, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Street Painting - Chaparro $80

DaY TIME STUDIO a STUDIO B 3D STUDIO MUSEUM/MaSTER STUDIO9 a.m. to 12 Pastels, Drawing in Color-Matz $240 Portraiture-Conway $250 OPEN STUDIO (Members Only)

$30 per three hour sessionRealism in Painting-Scott $225

1 to 4 p.m. artists Choice, any Medium-Matz $240

Dynamic Painting Techniques-Rigg $225

OPEN STUDIO (Members Only) $30 per three hour session

Drawing-Scott (12-2 p.m.) $200

4 to 6 p.m. Youth Draw and Paint-Llorens (ages 6-12) $125

NEW! abstract Studio-Lardieri (4-6 p.m.) $175

6 to 8 p.m. Teen Studio-Llorens $125 NEW! Teen Wheel-McComb $150

9 a.m. to 12 Beginning Painting-Matz $240 Wheel II-Lambert $255


NEW! a Bird a Day-Kronheim $225

Handbuilding-Walesh $255 Beginning to Intermediate Digital Photography-Randell $225

5 to 7 p.m. Calligraphy-Llorens $200 NEW! Paint With Your Children-Kronheim (4:30-6:30 p.m.) $125

9 a.m. to 12 Beyond Basics Watercolor-Kirkwood $225

Intro. to figurative Sculpture-Gomez $300

Wheel I-McComb $255 Plein air Painting-Matz (On Location) $240

1 to 4 p.m. Intermediate Watercolor-Matz $240 Sculpting Body Parts-Gomez $300

4 to 6 p.m. Special Needs arts-Kirkwood $150 NEW! Big Bang Boom & Brushes Miller $125

Kids’ Clay-McComb $135

6 to 9 p.m. Realism in Painting-Scott $225

9 a.m. to 12 Paint What You Like-Conway $225 NEW! Experimental Watercolor & Mixed Media-Kirkwood $225


art for the Homeschooled-Pro (9-11 a.m.) $125

1 to 4 p.m. OPEN PORTRaIT STUDIO $15 per three hour session

Beginning Landscapes-Gieffers $225


9 a.m. to 12 WORKSHOPS Beginning Pastels-Gieffers $225 OPEN STUDIO (Members Only) $30 per three hour session

1 to 4 p.m. Beginning Watercolor-Kirkwood $225

abstract Painting - antonio $225 OPEN STUDIO (Members Only) $30 per three hour session

9 a.m. to 12 WORKSHOPS OPEN fIGURE STUDIO $20 per three hour session


Special Needs 1st Saturday-Kronheim

1 to 4 p.m. WORKSHOPS NEW! Big Bang Boom & Brushes Miller $125 (1 to 3 p.m.)

Beginning Wheel -McComb $255 (all ages)

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SCHOOL OF ART OPEN HOUSESHaving a hard time choosing the right class for you? During our Fall Open Houses, you will have a unique opportunity to meet many of our teachers, ask questions and watch artist demos. Stop by and meet the faculty of the Lighthouse ArtCenter! We are so fortunate to have 40 of the finest artists in Palm Beach County teaching at the School of Art. FREE, open to the public September 12 and October 10; noon to 4 p.m.

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Fall Class Schedule

October 19 - december 19, 2015 (8 weeks) Ceramics Drawing Jewelry Mixed Media Painting Photography Sculpture Uninstructed Open Studios Youth/Teen Other

Sat., Oct. 24 1 to 3 p.m. Freeing the Artist Within - Shaw $50 Sat., Oct. 31 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Painting with Collage - Rigg $80 Nov. 7-8 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 2-Day Intensive Painting - Camacho $350Sun., Nov. 8 6 to 9 p.m. Painting Demonstration - Camacho $25 Nov. 9-13 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 5-Day Intensive Painting - Camacho $695 Sat., Nov. 14 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Painting with Coffee - Angelo $40

Thur., Nov. 19 6 to 9 p.m. Watercolor Holiday Cards - Kirkwood $65 Sat., Nov. 21 1 to 4 p.m. Fused Glass - Wilson $85 Sat., Dec. 5 1 to 4 p.m. Fused Glass - Wilson $85 Fri., Nov. 20 6 to 9 p.m. Photo Safari - Randell $95 and Sat., Nov. 21 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

DaY TIME STUDIO a STUDIO B 3D STUDIO MUSEUM/MaSTER STUDIO9 a.m. to 12 Pastels, Drawing in Color-Matz $325 Portraiture-Conway $345 OPEN STUDIO (Members Only)

$30 per three hour sessionRealism in Painting-Scott $300


Dynamic Painting Techniques-Rigg $300


Drawing-Scott (12-2 p.m.) $250

4 to 6 p.m. Youth Draw and Paint-Llorens (ages 6-12) $165

NEW! abstract Studio-Lardieri $225

6 to 8 p.m. Teen Studio-Llorens $165 NEW! Teen Wheel-McComb $200

9 a.m. to 12 Beginning Painting-Matz $325 figure Drawing-Crowley $360 Wheel II-Lambert $340 Plein air Painting-Sander $265 (No class Nov. 10)


NEW! Oil Portraiture-Kling $345

Handbuilding-Walesh $340 Beginning to Intermediate Digital Photography-Randell $300

5 to 7 p.m. Calligraphy-Llorens $250 NEW! Paint With Your Children-Kronheim (4:30-6:30 p.m.) $165

9 a.m. to 12 Beyond Basics Watercolor-Kirkwood $265 (No class Nov. 11)

Beginning Landscapes-Geiffers $300

Wheel I-McComb $340 Plein air Painting-Matz $325Make Beautiful Jewelry-Roedl $300

1 to 4 p.m. Intermediate Watercolor-Matz $325 Capturing the figure Under Drapery-Gomez $360

Beginning Wheel-Page $340 OPEN PORTRaIT STUDIO $15 per three hour session

4 to 6 p.m. Special Needs arts-Kirkwood $195 NEW! Big Bang Boom & Brushes Miller $165

Kids’ Clay-McComb $175

6 to 9 p.m. Realism in Painting-Scott $300 Photoshop Elements-Randell $325

Beginning Wheel-Page $340

9 a.m. to 12 Paint What You Like-Conway $300 Sculpting Gesture and Expression-Gomez $360


art for the Homeschooled-Pro (9-11 a.m.) $165

1 to 4 p.m. NEW! Experimental Watercolor & Mixed Media-Kirkwood $265 (No class Nov. 12)


Int. to advanced Watercolor-Carswell $300

9 a.m. to 12 WORKSHOPS Beginning Pastels-Gieffers $300 OPEN STUDIO (Members Only) $30 per three hour session

1 to 4 p.m. Beginning Watercolor-Kirkwood $265 (No class Nov. 11)

abstract Painting - antonio $300 OPEN STUDIO (Members Only) $30 per three hour session

9 a.m. to 12 WORKSHOPS OPEN fIGURE STUDIO $20 per three hour session


Special Needs 1st Saturday-Kronheim

1 to 4 p.m. WORKSHOPS NEW! Big Bang Boom & Brushes Miller (1 to 3 p.m.) $165

Beginning Wheel-McComb $340 (all ages)

Seashells, Seaglass & Pearls-Roedl $150 per 4-week session

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EARLY REGiSTRATiON: Members of the Lighthouse ArtCenter at the Benefactors' Guild and above may register for Fall classes starting Wednesday, September 30 by calling the School at (561) 748-8737. Open registration begins October 7.

Intensive Painting-Sander (Oct. 22, 23, 29,30, Nov. 19, 20, and Dec. 3, 4) $325


Volunteer OpportunitiesThe Lighthouse ArtCenter depends on the dedicated help of dozens of

volunteers, who have logged many hours of service this year. Have fun and make new friends, too!• Fundraising • Front Desk • Exhibition Installation • Building Beautification • Ambassador for Outside Events • Computer Skills • Special Events: Kitchen, Servers, Bartenders Call Evelyne or Sheri at (561) 746-3101. Volunteers are at the core of the ArtCenter!

Our Museum is an impressive canvas on which to create any event, with unique galleries as the backdrop for hosting many types of occasions. Changing art exhibitions offer fun and elegant ambience that will enhance the experience for yourself and your guests.

The Lighthouse ArtCenter makes a wonderful environment for hosting many types of events, including:

• Wedding Receptions• Bridal and Baby Showers• Anniversary Parties• Birthday Parties• Cocktail Parties• Family Gatherings• Afternoon Teas• Elegant Dinners• Corporate meetings & receptions• Vendor shows and receptions• Concerts and performances

Contact Sheila, Director of Events (561) 746-3101

Have a Party in our Museum!You can make a difference!

Kindly think of the Lighthouse Art-Center Museum, Gallery & School of Art when you are doing your planned giving. Your contributions are tax deductible, as we are a 501(c)(3) chari-table organization.

Did you know that the School of Art tuition covers only 60 percent of the cost of operating the School of Art?

The other 40 percent has to be raised through fundraisers and dona-tions. Donations also help to fund our many special programs.

If you care for the Lighthouse Art-Center and its programs, please help with an annual contribution, sponsor-ships, underwriting, planned giving or remembering us in your will.

Every donation means less strain on our budget. Help us keep costs down so we can offer accessible, affordable, quality visual art exhibitions, performances, classes, workshops, free community ArtReach and unique special events. Unrestricted funds: applied to our greatest needs.

MUSEUM Museum Collection Management System $30,000 Underwrite lighting in Museum: $6,000 Exhibition sponsor: $2,500 and upOffsite AC Storage Unit: $2,400 per annum 10 Museum Stools for docent tours: $400

SCHOOL OF ART ArtReach supplies: $1,000 Underwrite Air Conditioner:$5,700 (Please note: scholarships are awarded according to financial need.)

YOUTH/TEEN SCHOLARSHiPS 8-week drawing or painting class: $165 8-week ceramics class: $175

Wishlist

Birthday pARTy! Parties at the ArtCenter inspire imaginations and help instill an appreciation

of art while children have fun creating wonderful artwork to take home. We provide first-class art instruction and all materials and you provide the cake and refreshments! Children will make a fun project based on the theme you have chosen, in ceramics or painting. Call the School of Art at (561) 748-8737.

aRT SUPPLIESStop by the School of Art for all your supplies! We stock everything that our faculty requests for their students…and members receive 20% off our competitive pricing.• Winsor Newton Watercolors• Liquitex Acrylics• Georgian, Gamblin and Holbein Oils• Rembrandt and Faber-Castell Pastels• Arches, Strathmore, Canson and Fredrix papers• Charcoal, woodless, drawing materials• Calligraphy pens, nibs and inks• Encaustic supplies• Ceramics tools• Robert Simmons, Princeton brushes• Frederix canvases, all sizes in stock! FALL SPECiAL! CANVASES 50% OFF! Stock up for the season….

Special orders and requests are welcome! Please see Nicole Smeltzer, Art Supply Store Coor-dinator, at the School of Art: (561) 748-8737.


Please read thoroughly.

dEAR STUdENT: We are a nonprofit 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Tuition fees cover only 60% of the costs of operating the school. The balance is raised through donations, fundraisers and member support. We must abide by these policies in order to be here to serve you and future generations. Classes are now only available to current members of the Lighthouse ArtCenter. REGiSTRATiON ANd REFUNd POLiCY: Included in each course registration is a non-refundable $25 registration fee. To withdraw, students must submit a written withdrawal request at least five working days prior to the start of the course. Students who meet this requirement will receive a full tuition refund minus the registration fee. Students who withdraw less than five working days before the start of that course will not receive a refund. There are no exceptions.

PRORATiNG: If space is available, and if approved by the instructor, classes in Spring,

Late Spring, Summer, Early Fall and Fall will be prorated for a $25 processing fee. Classes enrolled must be consecutive. Full-session students will have priority when registering for classes. There is NO prorating in the Winter session.

MiSSEd CLASSES: The Lighthouse ArtCen-ter staff always does their best to accom-modate all students. The School of Art is NOT responsible for providing students with make-up classes when a student has missed a class for any reason not the fault of the faculty or the School of Art. There are no refunds or make-ups for missed classes. Upon request, we will issue a tax-deduct-ible contribution receipt for missed classes. COURSE CHANGES/CANCELLEd COURSES: The School of Art reserves the right to sub-stitute instructors for any of its classes at any point in any term and to change its calendar, withdraw or modify a course at any time. Classes or workshops cancelled due to inclement weather or instructor absence will

be rescheduled according to studio availabil-ity. Students enrolled in courses which are cancelled by the School of Art will receive a full refund. In the event that a course or work-shop is cancelled, every effort will be made to notify students as quickly as possible. Off-site classes (i.e. Plein Air) will receive emails the evening before class announcing the location. SAFETY & LiABiLiTY: While the student can be assured that every reasonable safety pre-caution will be followed, the ArtCenter will not assume liability for injuries that occur within the scope of the subject area for which the student is enrolled. By completing reg-istration online or in person for any course, the student agrees to assume all reasonable liability from injuries related to the scope of the work being taught and releases the Light-house ArtCenter from any liability claims related to any injuries and/or accidents that may occur.

School of Art Policies & Procedures

Visit Us!

Exhibitions: Nearly 30,000 visitors see a dozen or more unique exhibi-tions a year. There are guided tours of these ArtCenter curated exhibitions for adults, families and school children on field trips.

Special Events: Every 3rd Thursday at 5:30 p.m. is a reception featuring exhibition openings, lectures, concerts or performances, along with other exciting cultural events.

Gift Shop: Artist-made jewelry, ceramics, paintings and greeting cards are made by our members. Featured books are also written by ArtCenter members. They make ideal gifts while supporting our creative community.

Artists' Guild Gallery: The ArtCenter offers juried guild members the chance to display and sell their work, as well as off-site exhibition opportunities.

School of ArtMuseum & GalleryEvery year, more than 1,500 adult

students and 800 youth students learn from outstanding professional artist instructors about ceramics, drawing, jewelry, mixed media, painting, pho-tography, Photoshop and sculpture.

More than 400 kids, aged 4 to 12 enjoy an enrichment ArtCamp every summer. Funds are raised to offer scholarships to families in need.

Our Art Supply Store carries many items selected by our instructors for your class supply list and artistic gifts.

The School of Art building is handicapped accessible.

Please be aware that you may be photographed or filmed for publicity and marketing purposes. If there is a privacy request, please contact the Director of Education.

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(561) 746-3101

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September 8 to October 17, 2015• Early Fall Class SessionSeptember 12, 2015, noon to 4 p.m.•Meet the Art Instructors and see Art Demos at School of Art Open House September 10 to October 24, 2015• Environmentally Engaged Exhibition• Faculty and Ceramic Workshop ExhibitionsSeptember 17, 2015• 3rd Thursday: Environmentally Engaged Awards Reception, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.September 18 & 19, 2015• 1st Annual Back Alley Mural FestivalOctober 10, 2015, noon to 4 p.m.•Meet the Art Instructors and see Art Demos at School of Art Open HouseOctober 15, 2015 • 3rd Thursday Reception, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.October 19 to december 19, 2015• Fall Class SessionOctober 28, 2015 • Bonnet ArtBus TourNovember 1 to 7, 2015• D'Art for Art ExhibitionNovember 1, 2015• Donating artists from D'Art for Art Thank You Party & Collector's PreviewNovember 7, 2015• D'Art for Art Fundraiser, 6 to 10 p.m.Sunday, Nov. 15, 2015 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.• HOLidAY MARKET discover original pottery, jewelry and paintings created by ArtCenter faculty, students, as well as local artists. Perfect for gifts! School of Art. Proceeds support our educational and ceramic programs.

November 19, 2015 to March 5, 2016• Manoogian Collection ExhibitionNovember 19, 2015• 3rd Thursday: Manoogian Collection Opening Reception, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.November 23-28, 2015 • School closedNovember 26, 2015 • Museum closeddecember 3, 2015 • ArtVIP Experiencedecember 4, 2015 • ArtBasel ArtBus Tourdecember 17, 2015 • 3rd Thursday Reception, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.december 21, 2015 to January 2, 2016• School closeddecember 25, 2015 • Museum closedJanuary 1, 2016 • Museum closedJanuary 4 to February 27, 2016• Winter Class SessionJanuary 16, 2016• ART Dine & Dance, 6:30 to 11 p.m.January 21, 2016 • 3rd Thursday Reception, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.January 25 to 31, 2016• Tibetan Monks create Mandala in MuseumFebruary 29 to April 23, 2016• Spring Class SessionFebruary 18, 2016 • 3rd Thursday Reception, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.March 9 to 13, 2016 • 3rd Annual Plein Air Festival

March 17 to April 27, 2016• 37th Annual Member Exhibition & Art SaleMarch 17, 2016 • 3rd Thursday: Member Exhibition Reception and Awards, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.May 4 to 25, 2016• 46th Annual K-12 Exhibition

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ANNUAL MEMBERS' MEETiNGNovember 19 at 4:30 p.m. at the Museum. Your vote is needed for election of board members and you’ll get an update on the state of the ArtCenter, as well as the exciting upcoming season. Afterwards, enjoy the Manoogian Exhibition.

ART V.I.P. EXPERIENCE

Benefactor's level and above* Thursday, December 3 , 2015, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m

Want to experience Art Basel in Miami Beach like a VIP and leave the driving to us? Enjoy the exclusive Vernissage and an art-filled day with our Curator, Executive Director and Gerri Aurre touring the world’s premiere Modern and Contemporary Art Fair. To reserve your seat or to upgrade your membership, call Barbara Rogoff at (561) 748-7014. *Watch for more ART V.I.P Experiences!

NEW!

Last year, tours sold out! Reserve your space early by calling Sheri or Evelyne at (561) 746-3101

Thurs., October 28, 2015, 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.Join Evelyne Bates for an

interesting docent tour of the enchanting Bonnett House Museum & Gardens, an historic artists' estate on Fort Lauderdale Beach. Included in the $50 ticket price is the luxury bus ride, museum admission and the docent tour. Lunch is add'l at The Casablanca Café, an historical home.

fri.,December 4 , 2015, 9:15 a.m. to 7 p.m.Join fellow art lovers for a luxury

bus trip, admission fee and meeting gallery owners and artists.

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