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WorkshopCOSTUME MAKING: GETREADY FOR BURNING MANSaturday, & Sunday,August 6 & 7/ noon – 5 pm

Create your own costume for Burning Man with your old clothes. Use battery-operated electroluminescent wire and a buttoneer to embellish clothing so it glows in the dark. Cover a hat with imitation fur and sequins or make bracelets, necklaces and anklets out of lights. Contributions and bartering of supplies is encouraged.Geo�rey Nelson $90 / $80 MUSEUM MEMBERS FOR BOTH DAYS, $55 / $45 MUSEUM MEMBERS FOR ONE DAYALL LEVELS / 15 AND UP

FRAME MAKING WITHGREG DRINKWINESaturday, August 6 / 10 am – 5 pm

Learn how to craft and gild a frame with master frame maker, Greg Drinkwine. View his beautiful and striking frames in Triumph of Craftsmanship: Arts and Crafts Frames by Greg Drinkwine. Students will gild a small closed frame with imitation gold. A $100 materials fee is included in the tuition -- all materials will be provided by the instructor. Last day to register is Friday, July 15.Greg Drinkwine $170 / $150 MUSEUM MEMBERSALL LEVELS / 15 AND UP

GESTURE DRAWING: HORSESSaturday, July 16 / 10 am – 2 pm

Employing watercolor, pastel and charcoal, students will be guided in capturing the form of the horse after a digital presentation of her own work and a demonstration on gesture drawing. Students will work from photographs to capture the movement of horses and will be taught wet-on-wet watercolor application as well as how to layer charcoal and pastel on top of a watercolor drawing to create texture and depth. Maria Partridge $54 / $48 MUSEUM MEMBERS 15 AND UP / ALL LEVELS

INTRODUCTION TOTAPESTRY WEAVINGSaturday, September 17 / 10 am – 4 pm

Held at Toni Lowden’s Reno studio, learn the basics of tapestry warping and weaving on a small portable loom. Complete a basic tapestry sampler -- samplers acquaint the weaver with basic techniques before weaving a small tapestry. This class will setup a frame loom, discuss options for warp and weft materials, spacing, color, and grist. Then, complete small sections using various techniques: joining colors, creating simple shapes, and making di�erent angles using interlock and vertical dovetail. A $75 materials fee is due to the instructor at the beginning of class for a small portable loom to take home and warp and weft materials.Toni Lowden $50 / $45 MUSEUM MEMBERSPRICE FOR REGISTRATION FOR BOTH INTRODUCTION TO TAPESTRY WEAVING AND INTERMEDIATE TAPESTRY: $85 / $75 MUSEUM MEMBERS. TO REGISTER FOR BOTH WORKSHOPS, PLEASE CALL 775.329.3333 X260.15 AND UP / BEGINNING LEVELS

INTERMEDIATETAPESTRY WEAVINGSaturday, September 24 / 10 am – 3 pm

For experienced students or those who have taken Introduction To Tapestry Weaving, complete an intermediate tapestry sampler at the Reno studio of Toni Lowden. The workshop will cover how to create a circular shape, setting in diagonal shapes, hatching, rya, shading, varying the texture and thickness of weft yarns, the spacing of warps, and incorporating a cartoon or small design. A $75 materials fee is due to the instructor at the beginning of class for a small portable loom to keep and warp and weft materials. (If you have purchased a loom from Introduction to Tapestry Weaving, the instructor fee for warp and weft materials is $10).Toni Lowden $60 / $54 MUSEUM MEMBERSPRICE FOR REGISTRATION FOR BOTH INTERMEDIATE TAPESTRY AND

INTRODUCTION TO TAPESTRY WEAVING: $85 / $75 MUSEUM MEMBERS. TO REGISTER FOR BOTH WORKSHOPS, PLEASE CALL 775.329.3333 X260.15 AND UP / INTERMEDIATE LEVELS

PIN STRIPINGSaturday, August 13 / 10 am – 4 pm

In this weekend workshop, learn how to create a custom look for car or motorcycle exteriors using freehand pin striping. Learn stroke technique that uses pin striping, lettering, and script brushes along with enamel paint and gold/silver leafing on aluminum sheets. Get tips on enhancing your design and layout and create scrolling designs. A $60 materials fee is due to the instructor the first day of the class – no additional materials are required. Last day to register is Thursday, August 4.Armando Serrano $54 / $48 MUSEUM MEMBERS15 AND UP / BEGINNING – INTERMEDIATE LEVELS

WATERCOLOR: EGRETSSaturday, August 20 / 10 am – 5 pm

The graceful forms of egrets in their natural habitat will create an elegant scene using transparent watercolor. Learn how to activate the positive and

negative spaces in your composition and the di�erences between staining and low-staining colors. Use various techniques such as wet-on-wet, glazing, negative shape painting and color harmonies. Reiko Hervin $64 / $56 MUSEUM MEMBERS 15 AND UP / ALL LEVELS

WATERCOLOR PENCILSFOR THE TRAVELERSaturday, July 16 / 10 am – 5 pm

This class is designed for those who travel and want to learn how to sketch quickly using watercolor pencils. First, the class will learn about color and basic watercolor pencil techniques. Then, students will have their choice of three di�erent settings (two still lifes and your own photo reference) to work from. Instructor demonstrations will be given on composition, working from di�erent settings, and do’s and don’ts. Your practice in the studio will prepare you for working in the field while traveling. A $5 supply fee for still life materials is due to the instructor at the beginning of class. Reiko Hervin $64 / $56 MUSEUM MEMBERS 15 AND UP / ALL LEVELS

BRING YOUR OWN LUNCH

COSTUME MAKING: GETREADY FOR BURNING MANSaturday, & Sunday,August 6 & 7/ noon – 5 pm

Create your own costume for Burning Man with your old clothes. Use battery-operated electroluminescent wire and a buttoneer to embellish clothing so it glows in the dark. Cover a hat with imitation fur and sequins or make bracelets, necklaces and anklets out of lights. Contributions and bartering of supplies is encouraged.Geo�rey Nelson $90 / $80 MUSEUM MEMBERS FOR BOTH DAYS, $55 / $45 MUSEUM MEMBERS FOR ONE DAYALL LEVELS / 15 AND UP

FRAME MAKING WITHGREG DRINKWINESaturday, August 6 / 10 am – 5 pm

Learn how to craft and gild a frame with master frame maker, Greg Drinkwine. View his beautiful and striking frames in Triumph of Craftsmanship: Arts and Crafts Frames by Greg Drinkwine. Students will gild a small closed frame with imitation gold. A $100 materials fee is included in the tuition -- all materials will be provided by the instructor. Last day to register is Friday, July 15.Greg Drinkwine $170 / $150 MUSEUM MEMBERSALL LEVELS / 15 AND UP

GESTURE DRAWING: HORSESSaturday, July 16 / 10 am – 2 pm

Employing watercolor, pastel and charcoal, students will be guided in capturing the form of the horse after a digital presentation of her own work and a demonstration on gesture drawing. Students will work from photographs to capture the movement of horses and will be taught wet-on-wet watercolor application as well as how to layer charcoal and pastel on top of a watercolor drawing to create texture and depth. Maria Partridge $54 / $48 MUSEUM MEMBERS 15 AND UP / ALL LEVELS

INTRODUCTION TOTAPESTRY WEAVINGSaturday, September 17 / 10 am – 4 pm

Held at Toni Lowden’s Reno studio, learn the basics of tapestry warping and weaving on a small portable loom. Complete a basic tapestry sampler -- samplers acquaint the weaver with basic techniques before weaving a small tapestry. This class will setup a frame loom, discuss options for warp and weft materials, spacing, color, and grist. Then, complete small sections using various techniques: joining colors, creating simple shapes, and making di�erent angles using interlock and vertical dovetail. A $75 materials fee is due to the instructor at the beginning of class for a small portable loom to take home and warp and weft materials.Toni Lowden $50 / $45 MUSEUM MEMBERSPRICE FOR REGISTRATION FOR BOTH INTRODUCTION TO TAPESTRY WEAVING AND INTERMEDIATE TAPESTRY: $85 / $75 MUSEUM MEMBERS. TO REGISTER FOR BOTH WORKSHOPS, PLEASE CALL 775.329.3333 X260.15 AND UP / BEGINNING LEVELS

INTERMEDIATETAPESTRY WEAVINGSaturday, September 24 / 10 am – 3 pm

For experienced students or those who have taken Introduction To Tapestry Weaving, complete an intermediate tapestry sampler at the Reno studio of Toni Lowden. The workshop will cover how to create a circular shape, setting in diagonal shapes, hatching, rya, shading, varying the texture and thickness of weft yarns, the spacing of warps, and incorporating a cartoon or small design. A $75 materials fee is due to the instructor at the beginning of class for a small portable loom to keep and warp and weft materials. (If you have purchased a loom from Introduction to Tapestry Weaving, the instructor fee for warp and weft materials is $10).Toni Lowden $60 / $54 MUSEUM MEMBERSPRICE FOR REGISTRATION FOR BOTH INTERMEDIATE TAPESTRY AND

INTRODUCTION TO TAPESTRY WEAVING: $85 / $75 MUSEUM MEMBERS. TO REGISTER FOR BOTH WORKSHOPS, PLEASE CALL 775.329.3333 X260.15 AND UP / INTERMEDIATE LEVELS

PIN STRIPINGSaturday, August 13 / 10 am – 4 pm

In this weekend workshop, learn how to create a custom look for car or motorcycle exteriors using freehand pin striping. Learn stroke technique that uses pin striping, lettering, and script brushes along with enamel paint and gold/silver leafing on aluminum sheets. Get tips on enhancing your design and layout and create scrolling designs. A $60 materials fee is due to the instructor the first day of the class – no additional materials are required. Last day to register is Thursday, August 4.Armando Serrano $54 / $48 MUSEUM MEMBERS15 AND UP / BEGINNING – INTERMEDIATE LEVELS

WATERCOLOR: EGRETSSaturday, August 20 / 10 am – 5 pm

The graceful forms of egrets in their natural habitat will create an elegant scene using transparent watercolor. Learn how to activate the positive and

negative spaces in your composition and the di�erences between staining and low-staining colors. Use various techniques such as wet-on-wet, glazing, negative shape painting and color harmonies. Reiko Hervin $64 / $56 MUSEUM MEMBERS 15 AND UP / ALL LEVELS

WATERCOLOR PENCILSFOR THE TRAVELERSaturday, July 16 / 10 am – 5 pm

This class is designed for those who travel and want to learn how to sketch quickly using watercolor pencils. First, the class will learn about color and basic watercolor pencil techniques. Then, students will have their choice of three di�erent settings (two still lifes and your own photo reference) to work from. Instructor demonstrations will be given on composition, working from di�erent settings, and do’s and don’ts. Your practice in the studio will prepare you for working in the field while traveling. A $5 supply fee for still life materials is due to the instructor at the beginning of class. Reiko Hervin $64 / $56 MUSEUM MEMBERS 15 AND UP / ALL LEVELS

StudioAIRBRUSH Wednesdays, July 27 –August 31 / 5:30 – 8 pm

In this six week course, learn intensive airbrush techniques through step-by-step demonstrations to create stylized or realistic artwork to enhance car exteriors, signs, and much more. Explore equipment, materials, paints, freehand application, color gradation, and rendering texture. Former students have the option to sign up for the last four weeks in order to learn advanced techniques. A compressor, airbrushes, and paints will be supplied at no cost to students for use in the classroom. Enrollment is limited to eight students. Armando Serrano$135 / $120 MUSEUM MEMBERS$90 / $80 MUSEUM MEMBERS FOR THE LAST FOUR WEEKS15 AND UP / ALL LEVELS

THE ART OF MEDITATIONSaturdays, July 16 –August 6 / 10:15 – 11:15 am

Think you can’t meditate? Think it’s too hard or requires too much concentration or discipline? Then this class is for you. Explore the various styles of meditation with an expert who will provide you with an overview of meditation, as well as the direct experience of your own inner source of creativity, health, and contentment. All are welcome, from first-timers to advanced students.Stephen JacobsFOUR SESSIONS: $35 / $30 MUSEUM MEMBERS YOUR CHOICE OF ONE TO THREE SESSIONS: $10 / 9 MUSEUM MEMBERS PER SESSION. PLEASE CALL 775-329-3333 X260 TO REGISTER FOR ONE TO THREE SESSIONS. 15 AND UP / ALL LEVELS

BOOK ARTS: ORIGINS OF HANDWRITING AS ARTTuesdays, August 2 – 23 / 6 – 8 pm

Explore card and writing projects that celebrate the rich history of our alphabet. We will begin with the caves of Lascaux, highlight Egyptian hieroglyphics, and wrap the course

up with our own handwriting. As a wonderful counterbalance to our age of technology, we will learn to visually communicate our written thoughts in an elegant and beautiful way. An $11 supply fee is due to the instructor at the beginning of class. Carol Pallesen$72 / $64 MUSEUM MEMBERS15 AND UP / ALL LEVELS

CLAY: EARTHWORKSThursdays, August 4 –September 8 / 3 – 6 pm

Learn the art of making forms in clay to create your own decorative or functional pottery. This six-week course will cover hand-building and wheel-throwing techniques. Students will be introduced to various finishing techniques such as decorating, stamping, painting, and staining of clay in addition to glazing and learning about the clay firing process. Clay, glazes, and clay tools will be provided by the Museum and all works will be fired in the Museum’s kiln.Karen Vetter$179 / $159 MUSEUM MEMBERS 15 AND UP / BEGINNING / INTERMEDIATE LEVELS

PAINTING II: OILSThursdays, September 22 –October 27 / 6 – 9 pm

Paint a still life with traditional oils using the ala prima (in one sitting) method and gain a foundational knowledge of setting up subjects, blocking, brushwork, mixing color and the use of mediums. Learn how to use oils without toxic solvents – only walnut oil and rags will be used for cleanup after each lesson. David McCamant$162 / $144 MUSEUM MEMBERS / 15 AND UP / INTERMEDIATE AND UP

DRAWING THE FIGUREThursdays, September 22 –October 27 / 9 am – noon

Draw portraits from clothed models while learning about facial structure, proportion and obtaining a likeness. Use line, tone, value and composition to improve your drawing skills – the hands will also be studied. Martha Voyevidka$162 / $144 MUSEUM MEMBERS15 AND UP / ALL LEVELS

LIFE DRAWING: OPEN STUDIOWednesdays, July 13 – August 17 / 6 – 9 pm

Improve your life drawing skills while working freely from a nude model. The instructor will be present to coordinate class and o�er instruction upon request. Both male and female models will be drawn. Students may register for four or six sessions. Jerry Stinson

SIX SESSIONS: $162 / $144 MUSEUM MEMBERS, FOUR SESSIONS: $108 / $96MUSEUM MEMBERS 18 AND UP / ALL LEVELS

LIFE DRAWING: OPEN STUDIO – 4 WEEKSWednesdays, September 7 – 28 / 6 – 9 pm

Improve your life drawing skills while working freely from a nude model. The instructor will be present to coordinate class and o�er instruction upon request. Both male and female models will be drawn. Jerry Stinson$108 / $96 MUSEUM MEMBERS / 18 AND UP / ALL LEVELS

PAINTING: ACRYLIC PORTRAITURE & THE CLOTHED MODELMondays, September 12 –October 17 / 6 – 9 pm

Explore portraiture and the clothed figure by painting clothed models. First, get familiar with facial structure and value by drawing portraits using charcoal. Then, learn the properties of the fast-drying and versatile medium of acrylics. Study form, edge, value and explore the use of di�erent color palates.Daniel Helzer $162 / $144 MUSEUM MEMBERS 15 AND UP / ALL LEVELS

PORTRAIT DRAWINGTuesdays, September 20 –October 25 / 6 – 9 pm

Draw portraits from clothed models while learning about facial structure, proportion and obtaining a likeness. Use line, tone, value and composition to improve your drawing skills - the hands will also be studied.Martha Voyevidka$162 / $144 MUSEUM MEMBERS15 AND UP / ALL LEVELS

SEE & SKETCH LIKE AN ARTISTTuesdays, July 26 –August 30 / 6 – 7:30 pm

Each sequential line lesson builds drawing skills and confidence. You will enhance your observational skills and know how to record what you see. Negative space, contour drawing, shading, and value are understood through sketching animals, landscapes, plants, faces, and figures. A $10 materials fee is due to the instructor at the beginning of class. Kathy Sederquist

$81 / $72 MUSEUM MEMBERS 15 AND UP/BEGINNING LEVELS

TIME-PERIOD COSTUME DRAWING: OPEN STUDIOMondays, July 18 – August 22 / 6 – 9 pm

Experience the fun of drawing live costumed models from di�erent eras to the present while developing your personal technique in this open studio. Learn perspective, shading and texture techniques. Bring the drawing medium of your choice. Each class will consist of a three hour pose. Beginners are welcome. The instructor will be present to coordinate class and o�er instruction when requested. Students have the option of signing up for six or four weeks. Jerry StinsonSIX SESSIONS: $162 / $144 MUSEUM MEMBERS, FOUR SESSIONS: $108 / $96 MUSEUM MEMBERS 18 AND UP / ALL LEVELS

YouthBABY PAINTING ISaturday, September 17 / 9:30 – 10:15 am

Bring your baby and go beyond finger-painting by blobbing, smushing, and smearing colors with hands and feet! Witness their first painting with no mess at home. Your baby will make a creative keepsake for the family to cherish. Lisa Kornze$15 / $12 MUSEUM MEMBERS / 4 MONTHS – 18 MONTHS OLD WITH PARENT

BABY PAINTING IISaturday, September 17 / 10:30 – 11:15 am

For slightly older babies, go beyond finger-painting by blobbing, smushing, and smearing colors with hands and feet! Witness their first painting with no mess at home. Your baby will make a creative keepsake for the family to cherish. Lisa Kornze$15 / $12 MUSEUM MEMBERS / 19 MONTHS – 3 YEARS OLD WITH PARENT

CLAY TURDS FOR TODDLERSSaturdays, September 24 –October 15 / 9:30 – 10:15 am

Explore the interesting textures and forms that can be created in clay with your toddler. Works will be sculpted, glazed and fired during this fascinating development opportunity. Price includes one parent and one child. Megan Berner$27 / $24 MUSEUM MEMBERS ($12 FOREACH ADDITIONAL PARENT/CHILD) / 1 –3 WITH PARENT

FOUR HANDS PLAYING:A CLAY EXPERIENCE FOR PARENT & CHILDSaturdays, September 24 –October 15 / 10:30 – 11:30 am

Enjoy a Saturday morning playing with clay with your child under six. Sculpt, fire, and glaze with all four hands working together to make this a wonderful learning experience for parent and child. Price includes one parent and one child. Megan Berner$36 / $32 MUSEUM MEMBERS ($16 FOR EACH ADDITIONAL PARENT / CHILD)3 – 6 WITH PARENT

TWEEN WORKSHOP: MONOPRINTING WITHYOUR ENVIRONMENTSaturday, August 13 / 10 am – 3 pm

Tweens will learn about the monoprint process by creatively expressing themselves with natural materials. The

workshop will make experimental prints using ink, leaves, bark, feathers, grass and any favorite flat found materials. Students will appreciate nature as a muse for creative expression and viewing the world with a creative eye. Rachel Kaiser$45 / $40 MUSEUM MEMBERSAGES 10 – 14

TODDLER ART ADVENTURES: WILD THINGS!Fridays, September 9 – 23 / 9:30 – 10:15 am

Parent and child will create projects inspired by Maurice Sendak's classic children’s story Where the Wild Things Are. Sculpture, painting, drawing and mixed media will be used to create one-of-a-kind artworks.  Dress for a mess! Claire Muñoz$27 / $24 MUSEUM MEMBERS$12 FOR EACH ADDITIONAL CHILD AGES2-5 WITH PARENT

TODDLER ART ADVENTURE: GETTING BUGGYFridays, November 4, 11, 18 /9:30 – 10:15 am

Parent and child will explore nature’s tiniest creatures in this workshop inspired by bugs and insects.  Sculpture, painting, drawing and mixed media will be used to create one-of-a-kind artworks.  Dress for a mess!Claire Muñoz$27 / $24 MUSEUM MEMBERS$12 FOR EACH ADDITIONAL CHILDAGES 2-5 WITH PARENT

Summer CampsKINDERCAMP: DINOSAURSMonday – Friday, July 18 – 22 / 9 am – 1 pm

Children will creatively explore the time when dinosaurs ruled the Earth. Art projects inspired by land-roaming, flying, and swimming creatures will utilize sculpture, painting, drawing, clay and other media as well as visit the galleries of the Museum.Annie Hooker no nuts

AGES 6 – 8 $180 / $160 MEMBERS

SUMMER DESIGN CAMPMonday – Friday, August 1 – 5 / 9 am – 1 pm

Kids will use their imaginations to dream up and design their own cool things in this camp. Children will have fun learning how to make things that also have a function. Campers will be

encouraged to creatively experiment and express themselves with 2D and 3D projects that explore a variety of art media. Megan Berner no nuts

AGES 8 – 12 $180 / $160 MEMBERS

SUMMER ART CAMP: PYRAMIDS, AMULETS & SACOPHAGIMonday – Friday, July 25 – 29 / 9 am – 1 pm

Inspired by To Live Forever: Egyptian Treasures from the Brooklyn Museum, your child will make a cat / scarab beetle amulet necklace, a miniature mummy, a painted mummy mask, a shoe box sarcophagus, hieroglyphics cartouche and a paper pyramid craft. Your child will make paintings, sculpture and drawings as well as explore the galleries of the Museum.Tania Dangtran no nuts

AGES 8 – 12 (AGE FLEXIBLE)$180 / $160 MEMBERS

SUMMER ART CAMP:UNDER THE SEAMonday – Friday, July 11 – 15 / 9 am – 1 pm

Let your child’s imagination dream up art projects inspired by the wonders of sea life. Penguins, fish, dolphins, whales, jellyfish and more will inspire campers’ art projects. Kids will experiment with ceramics, sculpture, painting, drawing and mixed media and explore the Museum’s exhibits.Megan Berner no nuts

AGES 8 – 12 (AGE FLEXIBLE)$180 / $160 MEMBERS

SUMMER ART CAMP:THINGS THAT GO!Monday – Friday,August 8 – 12 / 9 am – 1 pm

Kids will have fun making playful art projects inspired by things that move: cars, planes, birds, rockets, animals and more. Kinetic campers will explore painting, drawing, ceramics, sculpture, and mixed media and visit the galleries of the Museum.Annie Hooker no nuts

AGES 8 – 12 (AGE FLEXIBLE)$180 / $160 MEMBERS

TEEN ART & DIGITAL STUDIOMonday – Friday,August 15 – 19 / 9 am – 1 pm

In this weeklong studio, teens will work on a variety of projects that incorporate digital tools into traditional art media. Students will create their own works of art in digital photography, sculpture, drawing, printmaking and

installation. Get introduced to the creative use of digital tools and the work of contemporary artists who use digital media. A digital still camera with video capabilities is required.Megan Berner no nuts

AGES 12 AND UP $180 / $160 MEMBERS

DesignPHOTOGRAPHING THE ENVIRONMENTAL PORTRAITTuesdays, July 19 – August 23 / 6 – 9 pm

Create indoor and outdoor photographic portraits in environments that speak to a subject’s personality. Emphasis is on composition and the use of available and artificial light sources. Live demonstrations will be given and three hours of work outside of class will be assigned each week. Access to a digital SLR camera is required. To view Ross’ work, visit je�ross.com. Je� Ross$198 / $180 MUSEUM MEMBERS15 AND UP / INTERMEDIATE LEVELSAND UP

VISITING DESIGNER WORKSHOP: ART OFFLATS WITH IGOR BURTSaturday and SundayJuly 23 & 24 / 10 am – 4 pm

Inspired by Jacob Hashimoto’s exciting show Here in Sleep, a World, Muted to a Whisper currently on display, join us for a fun, engaging two-day hands-on design workshop titled "Art of Flats" led by renowned Los Angeles product designer Igor Burt. Get familiarized with an intuitive experimental design process and make sculpture, fashion, accessories, and lighting using site-specific, re-purposed materials. Burt has designed products for many international brands including Adidas, Salomon Sports, Mattel, Skullcandy, and was featured in the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art’s Design Afoot exhibition. Finished designs will be unveiled at the Museum's Theater Gallery during an "Art Opening" on the eve of the workshop's last day, Sunday, July 24 and displayed during the month of August. Pizza lunches, soda and snacks will be provided. Igor Burt$100 / $85 MUSEUM MEMBERS15 AND UP / ALL LEVELS

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BRING YOUR OWN LUNCH

YouthBABY PAINTING ISaturday, September 17 / 9:30 – 10:15 am

Bring your baby and go beyond finger-painting by blobbing, smushing, and smearing colors with hands and feet! Witness their first painting with no mess at home. Your baby will make a creative keepsake for the family to cherish. Lisa Kornze$15 / $12 MUSEUM MEMBERS / 4 MONTHS – 18 MONTHS OLD WITH PARENT

BABY PAINTING IISaturday, September 17 / 10:30 – 11:15 am

For slightly older babies, go beyond finger-painting by blobbing, smushing, and smearing colors with hands and feet! Witness their first painting with no mess at home. Your baby will make a creative keepsake for the family to cherish. Lisa Kornze$15 / $12 MUSEUM MEMBERS / 19 MONTHS – 3 YEARS OLD WITH PARENT

CLAY TURDS FOR TODDLERSSaturdays, September 24 –October 15 / 9:30 – 10:15 am

Explore the interesting textures and forms that can be created in clay with your toddler. Works will be sculpted, glazed and fired during this fascinating development opportunity. Price includes one parent and one child. Megan Berner

$27 / $24 MUSEUM MEMBERS ($12 FOREACH ADDITIONAL PARENT/CHILD) / 1 –3 WITH PARENT

FOUR HANDS PLAYING:A CLAY EXPERIENCE FOR PARENT & CHILDSaturdays, September 24 –October 15 / 10:30 – 11:30 am

Enjoy a Saturday morning playing with clay with your child under six. Sculpt, fire, and glaze with all four hands working together to make this a wonderful learning experience for parent and child. Price includes one parent and one child. Megan Berner$36 / $32 MUSEUM MEMBERS ($16 FOR EACH ADDITIONAL PARENT / CHILD)3 – 6 WITH PARENT

TWEEN WORKSHOP: MONOPRINTING WITHYOUR ENVIRONMENTSaturday, August 13 / 10 am – 3 pm

Tweens will learn about the monoprint process by creatively expressing

themselves with natural materials. The workshop will make experimental prints using ink, leaves, bark, feathers, grass and any favorite flat found materials. Students will appreciate nature as a muse for creative expression and viewing the world with a creative eye. Rachel Kaiser$45 / $40 MUSEUM MEMBERSAGES 10 – 14

TODDLER ART ADVENTURES: WILD THINGS!Fridays, September 9 – 23 / 9:30 – 10:15 am

Parent and child will create projects inspired by Maurice Sendak's classic children’s story Where the Wild Things Are. Sculpture, painting, drawing and mixed media will be used to create one-of-a-kind artworks.  Dress for a mess! Claire Muñoz

$27 / $24 MUSEUM MEMBERS$12 FOR EACH ADDITIONAL CHILD AGES2-5 WITH PARENT

TODDLER ART ADVENTURE: GETTING BUGGYFridays, November 4, 11, 18 /9:30 – 10:15 am

Parent and child will explore nature’s tiniest creatures in this workshop inspired by bugs and insects.  Sculpture, painting, drawing and mixed media will be used to create one-of-a-kind artworks.  Dress for a mess!Claire Muñoz

$27 / $24 MUSEUM MEMBERS$12 FOR EACH ADDITIONAL CHILDAGES 2-5 WITH PARENT

Summer CampsKINDERCAMP: DINOSAURSMonday – Friday, July 18 – 22 / 9 am – 1 pm

Children will creatively explore the time when dinosaurs ruled the Earth. Art projects inspired by land-roaming, flying, and swimming creatures will utilize sculpture, painting, drawing, clay and other media as well as visit the galleries of the Museum.Annie Hooker no nuts

AGES 6 – 8 $180 / $160 MEMBERS

SUMMER DESIGN CAMPMonday – Friday, August 1 – 5 / 9 am – 1 pm

Kids will use their imaginations to dream up and design their own cool

things in this camp. Children will have fun learning how to make things that also have a function. Campers will be encouraged to creatively experiment and express themselves with 2D and 3D projects that explore a variety of art media. Megan Berner no nuts

AGES 8 – 12 $180 / $160 MEMBERS

SUMMER ART CAMP: PYRAMIDS, AMULETS & SACOPHAGIMonday – Friday, July 25 – 29 / 9 am – 1 pm

Inspired by To Live Forever: Egyptian Treasures from the Brooklyn Museum, your child will make a cat / scarab beetle amulet necklace, a miniature mummy, a painted mummy mask, a shoe box sarcophagus, hieroglyphics cartouche and a paper pyramid craft. Your child will make paintings, sculpture and drawings as well as explore the galleries of the Museum.Tania Dangtran no nuts

AGES 8 – 12 (AGE FLEXIBLE)$180 / $160 MEMBERS

SUMMER ART CAMP:UNDER THE SEAMonday – Friday, July 11 – 15 / 9 am – 1 pm

Let your child’s imagination dream up art projects inspired by the wonders of sea life. Penguins, fish, dolphins, whales, jellyfish and more will inspire campers’ art projects. Kids will experiment with ceramics, sculpture, painting, drawing and mixed media and explore the Museum’s exhibits.Megan Berner no nuts

AGES 8 – 12 (AGE FLEXIBLE)$180 / $160 MEMBERS

SUMMER ART CAMP:THINGS THAT GO!Monday – Friday,August 8 – 12 / 9 am – 1 pm

Kids will have fun making playful art projects inspired by things that move: cars, planes, birds, rockets, animals and more. Kinetic campers will explore painting, drawing, ceramics, sculpture, and mixed media and visit the galleries of the Museum.Annie Hooker no nuts

AGES 8 – 12 (AGE FLEXIBLE)$180 / $160 MEMBERS

TEEN ART & DIGITAL STUDIOMonday – Friday,August 15 – 19 / 9 am – 1 pm

In this weeklong studio, teens will work on a variety of projects that incorporate digital tools into traditional

art media. Students will create their own works of art in digital photography, sculpture, drawing, printmaking and installation. Get introduced to the creative use of digital tools and the work of contemporary artists who use digital media. A digital still camera with video capabilities is required.Megan Berner no nuts

AGES 12 AND UP $180 / $160 MEMBERS

DesignPHOTOGRAPHING THE ENVIRONMENTAL PORTRAITTuesdays, July 19 – August 23 / 6 – 9 pm

Create indoor and outdoor photographic portraits in environments that speak to a subject’s personality. Emphasis is on composition and the use of available and artificial light sources. Live demonstrations will be given and three hours of work outside of class will be assigned each week. Access to a digital SLR camera is required. To view Ross’ work, visit je�ross.com. Je� Ross$198 / $180 MUSEUM MEMBERS15 AND UP / INTERMEDIATE LEVELSAND UP

VISITING DESIGNER WORKSHOP: ART OFFLATS WITH IGOR BURTSaturday and SundayJuly 23 & 24 / 10 am – 4 pm

Inspired by Jacob Hashimoto’s exciting show Here in Sleep, a World, Muted to a Whisper currently on display, join us for a fun, engaging two-day hands-on design workshop titled "Art of Flats" led by renowned Los Angeles product designer Igor Burt. Get familiarized with an intuitive experimental design process and make sculpture, fashion, accessories, and lighting using site-specific, re-purposed materials. Burt has designed products for many international brands including Adidas, Salomon Sports, Mattel, Skullcandy, and was featured in the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art’s Design Afoot exhibition. Finished designs will be unveiled at the Museum's Theater Gallery during an "Art Opening" on the eve of the workshop's last day, Sunday, July 24 and displayed during the month of August. Pizza lunches, soda and snacks will be provided. Igor Burt$100 / $85 MUSEUM MEMBERS15 AND UP / ALL LEVELS

REGISTRATIONPre-registration is required. Registrations are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis until maximum class size is reached. Classes are limited in size. Early registration is recommended.

CANCELLATION POLICYStudents needing to withdraw from a class after registering may receive a tuition refund less a $5 administrative fee if the Museum is notified five business days before the first session of class. No refunds thereafter.

SCHOLARSHIPSScholarships are available to students of all ages for e. l. Cord Museum School classes due to a generous grant from the e. l. Cord Foundation. If you wish to apply for a scholarship, please download a scholarship form (also available in Spanish) at nevadaart.org/school or call 775.329.3333 x260.

TEACHER IN-SERVICE CREDIT The Museum School o�ers in-service credit on select classes for educators of the Washoe County School District. For more information, visit nevadaart.org/school or call 775.329.3333 x260 to verify class availability.

CLASS LOCATIONMost classes are held at the e. l. Cord Museum School, located at the Nevada Museum of Art, Donald W. Reynolds Center for the Visual Arts, e. l. Wiegand Gallery at 160 West Liberty Street in downtown Reno. Students should enter the School through the outdoor gate to the left of the doors marked “e. l. Cord Museum School and employee and security entrance.” These doors are located to the south end of the building and can be seen from the parking lot. Driving directions for classes hosted o�-site will be made available to students at the time of registration.

SUPPLY LISTSFind supply lists under each class description at nevadaart.org/school.

RECEIVE OUR ART CLASS BULLETIN VIA E-MAILKeep up to date with what’s happening at the Museum School by receiving our Art Class Bulletin via e-mail. Subscribe online at nevadaart.org or call 775.329.3333 ex. 260.

The E. L. Cord Museum School is generously sponsored by the E. L. Cord Foundation.

Art4Moore enabled the Museum School to acquire a new kiln, clay, glazes and clay-related tools.

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