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OUR MISSIONWith 50 years of history as an anchor for cultural life in Durham, Durham Arts Council creates community through the active involvement of artists, teachers, students, business partners, friendsand donors. We invite you to engage in the arts each day and join us in our mission of promotingexcellence in and access to the creation, experience and active support of the arts for all the peopleof our community. Durham Arts Council’s Web site can be found at www.durhamarts.org

OUR HISTORYFounded in 1954 to promote and nurture the arts of Durham,Allied Arts was renamedDurham Arts Council, Inc. (DAC) in 1975.Three years later, the Council moved into the his-toric Central High School and City Hall building which was constructed in 1906. In the mid-1980s, after a three year renovation, the city-owned building became DAC’s long-term home.

OUR FUNDINGDurham Arts Council, Inc. is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization funded by earned revenues, grants and contributions from corporations, foundations and individuals and support from the City of Durham and the North Carolina State Arts Council.

Programs of Durham Arts Council, Inc.

Table of ContentsCOURSES FOR ADULTSClay, Sculpture 6Metal, Glass, Woodworking 8Drawing & Painting 9Jewelry Design & Fiber 12Digital Arts & Design 14Photography 16Dance 18Music & Theatre 21COURSES FOR KIDS & TEENSArt for Kids & Teens 22Dance for Kids & Teens 24ARTIST SERVICES 4ARTIST BIOS 26MAKING A LIVING COURSES 28CLASS REGISTRATION FORM 27

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Community Arts FacilityThe DAC’s historic building in the heart of Downtown Durham’s arts centeris the 3rd largest visitor attraction in the area, drawing nearly 215,000 people each year. During the past year, DAC’s building hosted 4,700 eventsand programs, and showcased the work of more than 30 performing andvisual arts organizations and over 150 local artists. The building is home toDAC and 13 other arts organization’s offices, 3 galleries, a sculpture garden,2 theaters, rehearsal spaces, meeting rooms, and numerous dance and visualarts studios.

Community Events:ArtsAlive! Year-roundArtsAlive! receptions and lectures open DAC exhibits and are free and opento the public. Guests explore the newest exhibits over refreshments withthe featured artists.

50th Anniversary Homecoming - December 16, 2004SAVE THE DATE! The Homecoming, together with the opening of the 20thAnniversary Emerging Artists Retrospective, will bring the Durham ArtsCouncil’s family of supporters, artists, grant recipients, DAC School teachersand students, community partners, and current and former staff and leader-ship together for the holidays to celebrate 50 years of creating communitythrough the arts. For tickets or more information, please call Rachel Chang,919-560-2708.

Dinners a l’Art Several dates in late Winter and Spring 2005Dinners a l’Art, a benefit series, invites guests to share meals and conversation while experiencing art with some of Durham’s most acclaimedcitizens in private homes, landmark restaurants and hometown venues.

The Edible Arts Festival of Food and Art - June 12, 2005Edible Arts is an annual DAC event that samples the culinary arts of theTriangle’s best restaurants, and offers original artwork donated by localartists and businesses through a silent auction in support of DAC’s programs.

Cover by Antonio BogaertPhotography: Hillary Hubbard, Ellen Faircloth, Amanda LafranceDesign: Nevermore Studios www.nevermorestudios.comPrinting: Classic Graphics www.cgraphics.com

DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL, INC.DAC Building Hours: M-Sat 8:30am - 9:00pm

Sun 1:00pm - 6:00pm

School Office Hours: M-Fri 9:30am - 5:30pm

DAC STAFFSherry L. DeVries 560-2710Executive DirectorShelley Stonecipher 560-2707Director of Development & External AffairsMargaret DeMott 560-2720Director of Artist ServicesJim Kershaw 560-2711Director of Facilities & Visitor Services Veronica Neblett 560-2702Finance Manager Jennifer Collins 560-2719Artist Services Associate Rachel Chang 560-2708Development Associate Paul White 560-2722Events Manager Beautina Cameron 560-2787Assistant Manager, Facility Sales & Visitor Services Banu Valladares 560-2718Manager, CAPS Program & Community Outreach Executive Assistant 560-2710

DAC SCHOOL STAFFJanet Bell 560-2712Registrar [email protected] Faircloth 560-2716Education Assistant [email protected] Hubbard 560-2717 Director of Education [email protected]

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Classes Listed by Days Offered:We know you have a busy schedule. So, for your convenience, we have put together this quick reference guide to help you find classes offered on a day when your schedule is less than busy.

MONDAYSIntroduction to DrawingGesture Drawing IIntermediate PaintingCalligraphy, the Art of WritingStained Glass Wall MosaicIntro to Street Jazz & Hip Hop Level 1Intro to Street Jazz & Hip Hop Level 1Intermediate Street Jazz & Hip Hop Level IIILet’s Swing!Dancing for Brides, Grooms and Wedding GuestsIntro to Jazz for Kids (Ages 9 - 13)Introduction to the Potter’s WheelFunctional HandbuildingGarden OrnamentsDrumming Essentials (Teen to Adult)*Basic Camera Techniques*Basic Black and White Darkroom*Advanced Darkroom*Adobe PageMaker*Web Design

TUESDAYSBeginning DrawingBeginning Drawing and WatercolorIntermediate DrawingIntermediate WatercolorIntro to Warm (Fused) Glass WorkshopIntro to Warm (Fused) Glass WorkshopCommunity African DanceBellydance ISalsaBeading DesignEasy LinksBeading Design for Kids (Ages 10 -16)Creative Theatre for Kids (Ages 6 - 10)Theatre for Dramatic Teens and Pre-Teens (Ages 11 - 16)Basic Camera and DarkroomThe Fine PrintIntroduction to Clay:Wheel and Handbuilding Beginning and Intermediate WheelSculptural HandbuildingPopular Latin Rhythms*Exploring Photographic Composition*Illustrator Innovations*Typography*Managing Your Arts Business II (Accounting)

WEDNESDAYSFigure DrawingGesture Drawing IIMosaic Flower Pot WorkshopMosaic Flower Pot WorkshopWarm Glass FusingBeginning/Intermediate Street Jazz & Hip Hop Level IITheatre JazzBreathe, Stretch, Shake!Movement for EveryoneWire WorksJunk from the TrunkHip Hop for Kids (Ages 9-13)Afro-Jazz I (Ages 6-9)Theatre Dance: KIDS ON BROADWAY (Ages 12-16)Express Yourself!!Creative Self Portraits (Ages 12 - 16)Experimental Darkroom Techniques

Continuing WheelDeveloping Guitar TechniquesSongwriting for Everyone*Portrait Photography*Digital Photography*Drawing Fundamentals For Graphic Design

THURSDAYSIntermediate PaintingPique Assiette Stepping StonesBellydance IISurface Design on Fabric *Daytime - Homeschoolers WelcomeArt and Clay for FamiliesArt and Clay for FamiliesToddler / Parent Art and ClayToddler / Parent Art and ClayAfro-Jazz II (Ages 10-18)Kids Imaginative Dance Making (Ages 6-12)Creative Dance for Children with Special NeedsClay for Teens:Wheel and Hanbuilding (Ages 12 - 16)Dance FUNdamentals (Ages 3 & 4)Dance FUNdamentals (Ages 5 & 6)Dance FUNdamentals (Ages 6 - 8)Creative Glass Fusing for KidsCreative Glass Fusing for KidsIntro to Wheel TechniquesBeyond CenterModern Metal Forms *Held at the Artsist Studio!*Intermediate Beginning ViolinAdvanced Violin*Photographic Excursions*Introduction to Graphic DesignAnimation / Motion Graphics (Ages 13 and up)Polymer Clay (Ages 8 and up)Polymer Clay for AdultsChain Making and CharmsWax Carving for Jewelry Making

FRIDAYSYoga Hatha

SATURDAYSSimple Gifts in Sterling Silver and Gemstone BeadsMaster Techniques in Oil PaintingNarrative Painting: Storytelling and Visual ArtYoga BasicsSaturday Night Hip Hop JamsBasic Bellydance for Scaredy CatsBellydance Workshop for Moms and DaughtersFloor Loom TeaserSilk PaintingCreating Creative FloorclothsKnitting 101: the Sassy Striped ScarfPoke Poke Poke: Needle Felted JewelryFeltmaking 101Art and Clay for FamiliesFamily Art and Clay IIKids Fold and Tie Dye (Ages 7-11)Tie Dye for Teens (Ages 12 - 16)Toddler / Parent Creative Dance (Ages 2 & 3)Dance FUNdamentals (Ages 3 & 4)Dance FUNdamentals (Ages 5 & 6)Introduction to PotteryWhistlin’ Critters: Clay Whistle WorkshopModern Metal Forms *Held at the Artsist Studio!*Easy Woodworking with a Computer-Controlled Router

Teapot WorkshopEasy Woodworking with a Computer-Controlled Router

SUNDAYSOpen Figure DrawingFinger Painting and the Shavian Technique:

Finger Painting for TeachersFinger Painting and the Shavian Technique:

Finger Painting for Parent and ChildYoga and the Art of Movement WorkshopYoga Hatha:An Introductory WorkshopVeil Fun for BellydancersMagical MasksYo-Yos to GoBunnies On ParadePainted ParasolsPlacecards and Marvelous Matching Napkin RingsA Bouquet for Mother’s DayMatting, Mounting and Framing Artwork*Adobe PhotoshopDigital Video Editing

Workshops:Narrative Painting: Storytelling and Visual ArtFinger Painting and the Shavian Technique:

Finger Painting for TeachersFinger Painting and the Shavian Technique:

Finger Painting for Parent and ChildPique Assiette Stepping StonesMosaic Flower Pot WorkshopsIntro to Warm (Fused) Glass WorkshopsYoga and the Art of Movement WorkshopYoga Hatha:An Introductory WorkshopSaturday Night Hip Hop JamsBasic Bellydance for Scaredy CatsVeil Fun for BellydancersBellydance Workshop for Moms and DaughtersLet’s Swing!Dancing for Brides, Grooms and Wedding GuestsFloor Loom TeaserSilk PaintingCreating Creative FloorclothsKnitting 101: the Sassy Striped ScarfPoke Poke Poke: Needle Felted JewelryFeltmaking 101Wire WorksJunk from the TrunkEasy LinksKids Fold and Tie Dye (Ages 7-11)Tie Dye for Teens (Ages 12 - 16)Magical MasksYo-Yos to GoBunnies On ParadePainted ParasolsPlacecards and Marvelous Matching Napkin RingsA Bouquet for Mother’s DayExpress Yourself!! Creative Self Portraits (Ages 12 - 16)Creative Glass Fusing Workshops for KidsWhistlin’ Critters: Clay Whistle WorkshopTeapot WorkshopEasy Woodworking with a Computer-Controlled RouterDeveloping Guitar TechniquesSongwriting for Everyone

ADULT, KID AND TEENCOURSES LISTED BELOW

* Denotes courses eligible for Making A Living In The Arts Program Curriculum


December 11, 2004 – February 6, 2005Pavilion & Diamond View Gallery: Installation by Jan Ru WanAllenton Gallery & Semans Gallery: Emerging Artists Retrospective Exhibit

Special Opening DAC Homecoming Event: Thursday, December 16, 2005, 5-8 p.m. Call 560-2708 for more information.

21st Annual Emerging Artists Awards CeremonyFriday, January 14, 2005, 6 p.m. The Ceremony will be followed by jointDurham Arts Council/Durham Art Guild receptions honoring this year’sAward Recipients, and the artists participating in the exhibits in the Semans,Allenton, Pavilion and CCB Galleries.

February 12 – April 3, 2005Allenton Gallery: Woven Expressions - Triangle Weavers Guild Semans Gallery: Maximo Laura, 5th Generation Peruvian Weaver

ArtsAlive! Reception, Thursday, February 24, 2005, 5-7 p.m.

April 9 – May 29, 2005Allenton Gallery: American Tobacco Project by photographer Ben Casey Semans Gallery: Our House Exhibit

ArtsAlive! & Culture CrawlReception, Thursday, April 14, 2005, 5-7 p.m.

Full Frame Film FestivalApril 7-10, 2005

June 4 – July 31, 2005Allenton Gallery: Photography by Karl Koga Semans Gallery: Jeff Murphy: Recent Digital Works

ArtsAlive! & Culture Crawl Reception,Thursday, June 16, 2005, 5-7 p.m.

Public Slide Screening of SubmissionsWednesday,March 23, 2005, 6 p.m. For those curious about the work of visu-al artists in the area, the DAG and DAC have scheduled a slide review in thePeoples Security Insurance Theatre of the Durham Arts Council building.The event is free and open to the public.

2004-2005 DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL EXHIBIT SCHEDULEFor Allenton (Main Level) and Semans (Upper Level) Galleries


GRANT OPPORTUNITIESApplications for Season Grants and FacilityGrants are available at the DAC building andat www.durhamarts.org. Each grant programhas a different focus, requirements andrestrictions. Guidelines are posted at ourwebsite or you may call the Office of ArtistServices at 919-560-2719 to determine whichprogram best suits your proposal. We cannotaccept grant applications in any electronicform.

DAC Facility GrantsGrant applications will be due 9 pm onFriday,April 15, 2005, for short term use ofthe DAC Building for arts activities betweenJuly 1, 2005 and June 30, 2006. FacilityGrants are not made for fundraising events.Further details available in the applicationguidelines.

2005-2006 DAC Season GrantGrant Applications are due 9 pm,Tuesday,January 18, 2005, at the Durham Arts CouncilBuilding. These grants are for arts activitiestaking place between July 1, 2005, and June30, 2006, in Durham County. Applicant mustbe a non profit organization based in or pro-gramming in Durham County. Applicant mayrequest cash and/or use of space in the DACBuilding. Read application guidelines carefullyfor further details. New applicants must meetwith the Director of Artist Services beforeapplying.

DAC/DAG Exhibit OpportunitiesDurham Arts Council and Durham Art Guildwill issue their annual Call for Slides for 2005-2006 in December, 2004. Detailed informationand applications will be available inDecember, 2004, at our website,www.durhamarts.org or call 919-560-2719.Deadline for submitting slides will be 9 pm,Monday, January 31, 2005.

Congratulations to DurhamArts Council’s 2004-2005Season Grant RecipientsPlease show your continued support of these groups by attending their events and programs throughout the year.

Call or visit the listed numbers and websitesfor a current listing of events and programs.AFRICAN AMERICAN DANCE ENSEMBLE,http://users.vnet.net/aade/main.html919-560-2729

CARLOTA SANTANA SPANISH DANCEwww.flamenco-vivo.org

CAROLINA WREN PRESSwww.carolinawrenpress.org919-560-2738

CHORAL SOCIETY OF DURHAMwww.choralsociety.org

CHOREO COLLECTIVEwww.choreocollective.org

DURHAM ASSOCATION FOR DOWNTOWNARTS, INC (DADA)www.durhamdada.org

DURHAM COMMUNITY CONCERT BANDhttp://dccb.home.att.net/

DURHAM JAZZwww.durhamjazz.org

DURHAM MUSIC TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONwww.durhammusicteachers.org

DURHAM SAVOYARDS, LTD.www.durhamsavoyards.org

DURHAM SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAwww.durhamsymphony.org919-560-2736

LONG LEAF OPERAwww.longleafopera.org

MALLARME CHAMBER PLAYERSwww.mallarmemusic.org919-560-2788

MANBITES DOG THEATER COMPANYwww.ManbitesDogTheater.org919-682-4974

NORTH CAROLINA YOUTH TAP ENSEMBLEwww.ncyteonline.org

ROTIMI FOUNDATIONwww.RotimiFoundation.org

ST. JOSEPH’S HISTORIC FOUNDATIONwww.hayti.org919-683-1709

THE DURHAM ART GUILD, INC.www.durhamartguild.org919-560-2713

THE DURHAM CHORALEhttp://trianglesings.org/DurhamChorale/cho-

rus.htmlTRIANGLE GAY MEN’S CHORUShttp://www.tgmchorus.org/index2.html

WALLTOWN CHILDREN’S THEATRE919-286-4545

YOUNG PEOPLE’S PERFORMING CO.www.rtpnet.org/yppc919-560-2745

The Season Grant program is supported bythe gifts of private individuals and corpora-tions to the Durham Arts Council United ArtsFund and by the Grassroots Arts Program ofthe North Carolina Arts Council, an agency funded by the State of North Carolina and the National Endowment for the Arts,which believes that a great nation deserves great art.

2004-2005 DAC ARTIST SERVICES

Interactive arts education residencies to bring into yourclassroom, preschool, or any learning environment.

Call 919.560.2718 for moreinformation and scheduling.

A Program of Durham Arts Council

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WINTER COURSES for ADULTS CLAY & SCULPTURE

Held in DAC’s Clay Studio at 546 Foster Street, classes include:• Open studio hours • 25 lbs. of clay, and additional

clay at cost• A wide range of glazes and

colored slips• Kiln firing by qualified studio

assistants• Individual storage space• Access to “Ceramics Monthly” and

“American Ceramics” magazine

Open Studio Hours for Students• Tuesdays 12 noon-3pm• Wednesdays 12:30pm-3:30pm• Thursdays 12:30pm-2:30pm• Fridays 6:00pm-9:00pm• Saturdays 1:00pm-4:00pm• Sundays 1:00pm-4:00pm

These hours are subject to change.Please call the DAC School Office at 560-2726 or your instructor for confirmation

NEW! Whistlin’ Critters: Clay Whistle1 WORKSHOPIn this 1 day hands-on workshop, teens andadults will learn a few basic handbuildingskills and how to make their creations whistle.Beginning and advanced students alike willenjoy creating whimsical creatures from alump of clay, then making them into a whis-tle! Bring a lunch, a refridgerator andmicrowave will be available. Sign up early,this workshop will fill fast!

05W650.1 Saturday, 10:00 AM - 3:00 PMFebruary 5 (1 day)Leah Friedman, Instructor$45

Beginning and Intermediate WheelLearn to make pots on the potter’s wheel orfine-tune your skills. This course will addressusing the potter’s wheel...making cups, mugs,bowls, vases, etc! If you’ve never used a potter’s wheel before, you’ll learn the skillsneeded to make pottery. If you’re a returningstudent, we’ll focus on improving your skills,making bigger or thinner or more complexpottery. Whatever the case, this class will giveyou an opportunity to relieve some stress andplay with clay!

05W624.1 Tuesdays, 6:30 PM - 9:00 PMJanuary 18 - March 8 (8 weeks)Molly Pasca, Instructor$158 or two credit card payments of $79

NEW! Teapot Workshop2 DAY WORKSHOPHave fun with Skip in this hands on work-shop by learning how to handbuild a uniqueteapot for functional or decorative use.Without sacrificing either creativity or freshideas, she will concentrate on how to makefunctional spouts, handles and well-fittingtops.Although previous clay experience isnot necessary for the workshop having somehandbuilding experience will be helpful.

05W652.1 Saturdays, 12:30 PM - 4:00 PMFebruary 19 - February 26 (2 weeks)Skip Cunningham, Instructor$60

Continuing WheelA follow-up class to Introduction to the Potter’sWheel that allows the beginning potter toperfect the basic steps of making pots onthe wheel. The class is geared to those whohave had a beginning wheel class and under-stand the basics of centering and pulling up asimple cylinder and bowl but need additionalguidance to refine their skills. Altered formsand surface decoration techniques will beintroduced.

05W620.1 Wednesdays, 6:30 PM - 9:00 PMJanuary 19 - March 9 (8 weeks)Jo Ellen Westmoreland, Instructor$158 or two credit card payments of $79

Functional HandbuildingThis class introduces students to the variedmethods of constructing pottery from coilsand slabs of clay and provides an understandingof ceramic terms and processes. Students inthis beginning level class will learn how tomake simple bowls, plates, trays, mugs, vases,and lidded vessels. Students will also beintroduced to use of the slab roller andextruder. Additionally, surface decorationand glazing will be addressed. No previousclay experience necessary. Students whohave had previous experience will beoffered more advanced projects.(Please note that use of the potter’s wheel is not taught in this class.)

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Mondays, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PMJanuary 24 - March 14 (8 weeks)Jo Ellen Westmoreland, Instructor$126 or two credit card payments of $63

Whistlin Critters by Leah Friedman, Instructor

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Place Setting byMolly Pasca, Instructor

Teapot by Skip Cunningham, Instructor

Introduction to Clay: Wheel and Handbuilding TechniquesDiscover the many possibilities of wheel and handbuilding techniques! You’ll learn to center the clay and throw basic forms, aswell as explore slab and coil techniques forhand built constructions.You’ll finish yourwork with your choice of colorful slips andglazes and then see it transformed after itemerges from the kiln. Previous courses arenot necessary to take this class however,students with some experience are welcometo continue in this class with Molly Pasca.

05W601.1 Tuesdays, 9:30 AM - 12:00 PMJanuary 18 - March 8 (8 weeks)Molly Pasca, Instructor$158 or two credit card payments of $79

Introduction to the Potter’s WheelThis class introduces students to the fundamental steps of making functional anddecorative pots on the wheel and provides abasic understanding of ceramic terms andprocesses. Students in this beginning levelclass will learn to wedge, center, and throwthe basic forms (cylinder, bowl, and plate)on the potter’s wheel. Students will also beintroduced to trimming, surface decoration,and glazing. Additionally, some handbuildingtechniques will be introduced in order tocreate combined forms such non-roundcasserole dishes. No previous clay experience necessary.

05W612.1 Mondays, 1:00 PM - 3:30 PMJanuary 24 - March 14 (8 weeks)Jo Ellen Westmoreland, Instructor$158 or two credit card payments of $79

NEW! Introduction to PotterySpend a series of Saturday classes learningthe process of pottery making. Students willbegin with an introduction to the potter’swheel. Basic throwing techniques will betaught through hands-on skill building andone-on-one coaching.We will also exploreslab building through a box building project.Next we will cover the firing and glazingprocess with a focus on simple but attractivedecorating techniques.This is a class forbeginners, but more advanced students willbe given the attention they need to taketheir throwing and glazing to new heights.

05W605.1Saturdays, 9:30 AM - 12:00 PMJanuary 15 - March 19 (8 weeks)No class February 5Jonathan Blitz, Instructor$158 or two credit card payments of $79

▲ Sculptural HandbuildingClay is one of the most versatile and immediateof all sculptural materials. In this course,you’ll create 3-dimensional art using the slaband coil techniques of basic sculptural hand-building. Then you’ll have the opportunityto explore surface treatments with texture,glazes and colored slips. Please note, we donot teach wheel technique in this course,but we encourage students with wheel skillsto incorporate thrown work with handbuilt.All skill levels are welcome.

05W630.1 Tuesdays, 6:30 PM - 9:00 PMJanuary 18 - March 8 (8 weeks)Larry Downing, Instructor$158 or two credit card payments of $79

Clay for Teens: Wheel and HanbuildingTechniques (Ages 12-16)Roll out a slab, coil a rope of clay, or pull upa pot on the wheel! You’ll learn the basics ofclay with an emphasis on wheel throwing.Explore these techniques and discover yourniche! You’ll finish your three dimensionalart with a wide variety of colorful glazes.

05W440.1 Thursdays, 4:30 PM - 6:30 PMJanuary 20 - March 17 (8 weeks)Lois Sharpe, Instructor$127 or two credit card payments of $63.50

Intro to Wheel TechniquesPam Wardell will teach you the basic techniquesof the wheel and how to develop an eye forform and surface.After learning to center theclay; you’ll progress to cylinders and beginmaking functional and decorative pots.Youwill then finish your work with a vareity ofcolorful glazes and slips.

05W610.1Thursdays, 10:00 AM - 12:30 PMJanuary 20 - March 10 (8 weeks)Pam Wardell, Instructor$158 or two credit card payments of $79

NEW! Beyond CenterTake your throwing to new levels throughfocused drills.You will gain insight into thethrowing process by learning to controlforms and design pots from the wedgingtable through the glaze process. Each classsession will focus on a different form, fromplates to vases to lidded casseroles.This is aclass for those with good basic throwingskills including centering and pulling. Ifyou’re ready to bring new life to your wheel work, this is the class for you.

05W640.1Thursdays, 6:30 PM - 9:00 PMJanuary 20 - March 10 (8 weeks)Jonathan Blitz, Instructor$158 or two credit card payments of $79

NEW! Garden OrnamentsGet ready for Spring or just brighten yourwinter landscape by making some wonderfulitems for the garden, deck, or patio – flowerpots and planters, bird baths, garden totems,wall masks, and more. We will be using bothhand building and wheel throwing techniquesfor our creations. Additionally, surface decoration and glazing will be addressed.This class is geared to those who have hadsome previous experience in clay in either abeginning wheel or a handbuilding class.

05W638.1 Mondays, 6:30 PM - 9:00 PMJanuary 24 - March 14 (8 weeks)Jo Ellen Westmoreland, Instructor$158 or two credit card payments of $79

WINTER COURSES for ADULTS CLAY & SCULPTURE


Sculpture by Larry Downing, Instructor

SEE PAGE 22 & 24FOR KIDS & TEENSART & DANCE CLASSES


WINTER COURSES for ADULTS GLASS, METAL & WOODWORKING

▲ NEW! Warm Glass FusingDiscover the joy of playing with color andlight when you work with glass. You willassemble your projects (think “collage withglass”) and we will fire in the kiln to fuse thepieces into a solid object. You will learn howto create and use molds to shape the glass,and be able to experiment with adding metals to a project for a different effect.Warning: the best way to learn about workingwith glass is to just do it. So, after the firstnight, come prepared with your ideas forprojects. Jewelry, bowls and plates, windowart and landscapes are just a few of the possibilities. Please wear closed-toed shoes.Materials will be provided for a small projectthe first night, then students will need to purchase the glass for subsequent projects.We will organize a field trip to a local stainedglass shop for suggestions and information.

05W195.1Wednesdays, January 19 - March 2 (6 weeks)6:30 PM - 8:30 PM January 19 & 266:30 PM - 9:30 PM February 2 - March 2No class January 23Sallye Coyle, Instructor$144 or two credit card payments of $72

NEW! Intro to Warm (Fused) Glass1 DAY WORKSHOPIntrigued by the idea of working with glass,but not sure of your level of commitment?Take this one night workshop to learn thebasics of glass fusing. We’ll take a square ofclear glass, add color and texture, and let thekiln fuse and mold the glass into a “dietdessert plate” for your dining pleasure. Youcan have your art and eat on it, too.Warning,working with glass is fun and addictive.Supplies available for purchase from theinstructor on the night of the class.

05W192.1 Wednesday, 6:30 PM - 9:30 PMJanuary 12 (1 day)Sallye Coyle, Instructor$30

05W192.2 Tuesday, 6:30 PM - 9:30 PMMarch 22 (1 day)Sallye Coyle, Instructor$30

Stained Glass Wall MosaicCreate a vibrant stained glass mosaic wallhanging! Stained glass mosaics are beautiful,durable and a great way to get acquaintedwith mosaics.Artist Paula MacLeod will showyou how to design your mosaic, cut glasstesserae and adhere them to a wood panel ina variety of techniques.You’ll be limited onlyby your imagination! No prior glass experienceis necessary for this course. (Materials listprovided at first class. Students provide theirown wood panel, adhesive, hangers for panel,and some optional materials.)

05W183.1 Mondays, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PMJanuary 10 - March 7 (8 weeks) No class January 17Paula MacLeod, Instructor$144 or two credit card payments of $72

Mosaic Flower Pot Workshop2 DAY WORKSHOPSpring is coming—brighten up your yardwith mosaics. Try a new mosaic project!Learn how to plan, cut, and apply mixedmedia (glass, shells, pottery) to terra cotta,plus how to handle sharp pieces and grouting.This is a two-session class. Bring a terra cottapot no larger than 4”diameter to the first class.

05W188.1 Wednesday, January 12 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM& Thursday, January 13 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM Paula MacLeod, Instructor$45

05W188.2 Wednesday, March 16 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM& Thursday, March 17 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM Paula MacLeod, Instructor$45

Pique Assiette Stepping StonesSpring is coming—brighten up your yardwith mosaics! Create unique stepping stonesusing the “Pique Assiette” technique (commonlyknown as broken plate). Pique Assiette is aFrench phrase meaning “stolen plate” and canincorporate a wide variety of materials fromtiles to rocks and shells.You’ll learn safe waysto break plates and tiles with precision andhow to create smooth surfaces. Materials listprovided at first class. Students provide theirown stepping stone surfaces (preformedcement stepping stones). Grout and adhesivesare provided along with a limited amount ofassorted plates and tiles.

05W184.1 Thursdays, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PMFebruary 3 - February 24 (4 weeks)Paula MacLeod, Instructor$72

Modern Metal Forms Held at the Artsist Studio!Dicover how to move metal into gracefulforms.You’ll see how techniques and toolsused in hand forging are combined with themachinery used in modern metalworking.You’ll also learn fundamental techniques of coal-fired forging, cutting and welding.Metal for individual projects will be purchased from the instructor.This coursewill be held in Jimmy’s studio on FosterStreet in Downtown Durham.

05W670.1Thursdays, 6:00 PM - 9:30 PMJanuary 20 - March 17 (9 weeks)Jimmy Alexander, Instructor$310 or two credit card payments of $155.00

05W670.2Saturdays, 9:00 AM - 12:30 PMJanuary 22 - March 19 (9 weeks)Jimmy Alexander, Instructor$310 or two credit card payments of $155.00

Easy Woodworking with a Computer-Controlled Router1 DAY WORKSHOPIn this one-day workshop, you will learn howto design a keepsake box on a computer andtell a CNC (computer-numerically-controlled)router how to cut it out. The fun part is usingclip art and text to personalize the box. You’lllearn a simple and inexpensive “clamping”technique that will let you take your boxhome to assemble and paint/finish as youwould like. No experience is necessary ineither Woodworking or CAD/CAM (computer-aided-design/machining), although those usedto working with hand-held routers will findhow much easier (and safer) it is to let theCNC router do the work. Class will be held atShopBot Tools’ facilities in Northern Durham.Directions provided upon registration. Pleasewear closed-toed shoes and tie back long hair.Materials will be provided to create one keep-sake box. Bring lunch or lunch money forpizza, snacks and drinks provided.

05W680.1 Saturday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PMJanuary 22 (1 day)Sallye Coyle, Instructor$64

05W680.2 Saturday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PMMarch 12 (1 day)Sallye Coyle, Instructor$64


SPRING COURSES for ADULTS CLAY & GLASSSPRING COURSES for ADULTS CLAY & GLASS

Introduction to DrawingThe first step in learning how to draw islearning to see. Discover how you can sharpenyour powers of observation and improveyour drawing skills. Individual coaching fromartist Cong Yuan gives you confidence as heguides you through the use of basic designprinciples.As you progress, class discussionsabout composition and perspective will helpyou to develop your own projects. Learn toskillfully use drawing materials such as pen-cils, charcoal and conte crayons. Mr.Yuan alsoincludes a special session on Chinese brushpainting. Check the DAC website or call formaterials list.

05W101.1 Mondays, 8:00 PM - 10:00 PMJanuary 24 - March 14 (8 weeks)Cong Yuan, Instructor$118 or two credit card payments of $59

Beginning DrawingA class designed to introduce a novice todrawing. Learn basic skills and exercises to tapinto your potential or improve your drawingskills.The format of this class is based on thebasic criteria used in most college classes.Theexercises are useful to the beginner as well asthose with some experience.This class is amust for anyone planning to continue in otherareas of the visual arts: painting, watercolor,figure drawing, even sculpture. Studentspreparing to apply to college art programs will find this a great preparatory course.

05W130.1 Tuesdays, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PMJanuary 18 - March 8 (8 weeks)Chad Hughes, Instructor$118 or two credit card payments of $59

Beginning Drawing and WatercolorWant to try your hand at art but aren’t surewhere to start? This class may be the answer.In the first weeks of the session, we willfocus on basic drawing techniques and skills.Sharpen your observation skills and learn tomanipulate the pencil.The second half of thesession will focus on color mixing and funda-mental watercolor techniques. Both drawingand watercolor are introductions to basicartistic concepts that will be beneficial whenyou choose to continue with intermediate oradvanced art courses.

05W132.1Tuesdays, 9:30 AM - 11:30 AMJanuary 18 - March 8 (8 weeks)Chad Hughes, Instructor$118 or two credit card payments of $59

NOTE TO BEGINNING STUDENTS:We encourage students without prior experienceto take “Introduction to Drawing” or “BeginningDrawing and Watercolor” before enrolling inother courses in this department. If you haveany questions, please call the DAC SchoolOffice at 560-2726.

DAC DRAWING AND PAINTING STUDENTSMAY WORK INDEPENDENTLY IN THEPRINCE GRAPHIC ARTS STUDIO DURINGOPEN STUDIO HOURS.

These hours are subject to change. Please call theDAC School Office at 560-2726 for confirmation.

Open Studio Hours (Current as of December 1)• Mondays Closed• Tuesdays 2:00 - 5:00 pm• Wednesdays 10:00 - 4:00 pm• Thursdays 10:00 - 5:00 pm• Fridays 10:00 - 8:00 pm• Saturdays 3:00 - 8:00 pm

Most of these classes have materials that students will need to purchase. These lists are available on website, www.durhamarts.org.

WE WILL SEND YOU A LIST OF THESUPPLIES YOU’LL NEED FOR THEFIRST CLASS ON REQUEST.

WINTER COURSES for ADULTS DRAWING & PAINTING

Painting by Chad Hughes, Instructor


WINTER COURSES for ADULTS DRAWING & PAINTINGGesture Drawing IPut life back into life drawing! Capture theessence of a pose in seconds! Increase hand-eyecoordination while enjoying the freedom ofgesture drawing. Nothing improves yourdrawing and painting skills more than learninghow to capture the figure.This class willfocus on developing fluidity and confidencein your drawing that will push your artworkfrom stiff and overworked to spontaneousand self-assured. For the seasoned artist whowould like an opportunity to get back intodrawing as well as the beginner.The instructorwill work individually with students duringdrawing sessions to help develop composition,balance, line quality and speed. Students willdraw from the model in a series of posesranging from 5 seconds to 5 minutes.You areencouraged to keep a sketchbook during thecourse of the class. Check website or call formaterials list.

05W120.1 Mondays, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PMJanuary 24 - March 21 (8 weeks)No class February 14Tracy Hancock, Instructor$118 or two credit card payments of $59

Gesture Drawing IIAre you ready to take things to the next level?This class will continue on the foundationlaid down in Gesture Drawing I, but pushahead into breaking areas of value intoshapes, learning how to control line weightby using ink and a brush, and focusing onmore difficult areas of the figure like thehands, feet and face. It is recommended thatyou have taken Gesture Drawing I or have agood knowledge of the figure, as remedialdrawing will not be covered.

05W121.1 Wednesdays, 8:00 PM - 10:00 PMJanuary 19 - March 9 (8 weeks)Tracy Hancock, Instructor$118 or two credit card payments of $59

Figure DrawingDraw figures with character! Artist Cong Yuanplaces each model in an evocative contextusing furniture, drapery, props and lighting.He’ll explain how the structure of bones andmuscles gives individuality and expression toeach subject.As you gain confidence withyour figure drawing skills, you’ll learn howcomposition can add depth and interest toyour drawings. Basic drawing skills are a prerequisite for this course. Check website or call for materials list.

05W102.1 Wednesdays, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PMJanuary 19 - March 9 (8 weeks)Cong Yuan, Instructor$118 or two credit card payments of $59

Drawing Fundamentals For Graphic Design*Required course for Make a Living in the Arts Graphic Design CurriculumA magazine ad starts with an idea or sketch.The first step in creating that sketch is learning to see the world around you.Discover how to sharpen your powers ofobservation and improve your drawing skillswith regard to design.You will work withbasic design principles to develope your skillsfor real world jobs. Learn to skillfully use avariety of traditional drawing techniques andmaterials to illustrate your idea to your client.

05W2510025 Wednesdays, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PMJanuary 19 - March 9 (8 weeks)Jeff Poe, Instructor$150

NEW! Intermediate DrawingA class designed to take basic drawing skillsand enhance your experience and creativeskills. Starting with basic elements the classwill cover line drawing as well as tonality andfocus on composition. Line quality, texture,space, mass and form as well as perspectivewill be covered.As the course continues various drawing media will be introducedfrom pencil to pen and ink, ink wash, contecrayon, and compressed charcoal.The classwill be encouraged to formulate their ownconcepts and ideas as the class progressesthrough the semester culminating in the student producing their own pieces fromconception to execution.

05W134.1Tuesdays, 8:00 PM - 10:00 PMJanuary 18 - March 8 (8 weeks)Chad Hughes, Instructor$118 or two credit card payments of $59

Intermediate WatercolorHad some watercolor experience or need torefresh your skills? This class starts withsome basic steps and concepts to reinforcebasic watercolor technique. The class willtalk more in-depth about color design andcomposition.We will then begin adding avariety of painting systems and mixed mediato challenge your abilities. The last fewweeks of the class will use a model.(Students will pay for this each session.) By the end of the term, your skills and confidence should enable you to advance and possibly investigate some of thefigure/model classes.

05W145.1 Tuesdays, 12:00 PM - 2:00 PMJanuary 18 - March 8 (8 weeks)Chad Hughes, Instructor$118 or two credit card payments of $59

Finger Painting and the Shavian TechniqueIn Ruth Faison Shaw’s Introduction to FingerPainting:A Perfect Medium for Self-Expression,she states that her book “had to be written inorder to explain to parents and teachers andother grownups who have children in chargehow and when and why they must keep theirhands off, lest they deprive the children of thevery benefits of free creative expression whichfinger painting was designed to permit.”RuthFaison Shaw was the NC school teacher whodeveloped the medium and introduced it tothe world in the 1930’s. In these two work-shops, participants will be introduced to themedium, technique and tradition.

Finger Painting for Teachers 05W170.1 Sunday, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PMFebruary 6 (1 day)Bryan Carey, Instructor$20

Finger Painting for Parent and Child05W172.1 Sunday, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PMMarch 13 (1 day)Bryan Carey, Instructor$20

Intermediate PaintingWe have designed this course to accommodateas many student interests as possible.Whetheryou have painted in watercolor or oils oracrylic, you are welcome. Maybe pastels andoil pastels are your medium. This class is anopen format with an instructor to push andinspire you to challenge your existing skills.Treated like an “independent study,” studentswork on their own projects in their preferredmedia. The instructor works individually during the three hour session helping anddirecting students. The students can chooseto be more self-directed with occasionaladvice from the teacher or create a morestructured approach. In many cases, design,composition, and color theory are emphasizedand used as tools to broaden the students’aesthetic and creative tools.

05W140.1 Mondays, 12:30 PM - 3:30 PMJanuary 10 - March 7 (8 weeks)No class January 17Chad Hughes, Instructor$176 or two credit card payments of $88

05W140.2 Thursdays, 6:30 PM - 9:30 PMJanuary 20 - March 10 (8 weeks)Chad Hughes, Instructor$176 or two credit card payments of $88

Master Techniques in Oil PaintingTo fully express yourself in paint it helps tohave some key techniques and skills underyour belt. In this class we will explore representational painting from still life to the human figure, including environments.Students in this course will learn techniquesfrom the old masters such as Velazquez andVermeer as well as from more recent masterssuch as Manet and Degas.We will discussthese techniques within a contemporary context and create paintings that speak to the world of today. Students of all level arewelcome.

05W148.1 Saturdays, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PMJanuary 15 - March 5 (8 weeks)Emily Hildebrand, Instructor$118 or two credit card payments of $59

Narrative Painting: Storytelling & Visual ArtAn important function of art making is story-telling.Too often narrative painting is definedas a literal translation of a story or a metaphorsuch as the historical paintings of the Davidand Delacroix.We,however,will be approachingnarrative painting from a different tack byseeking the movement, gesture, and personalidentity that capture a summarizing or epitomizing moment, as seen in the artworkof Vermeer, Degas, Manet, Richter, Bacon, andmore recently Cindy Sherman and Eric Fischl.To accomplish this, we will focus on light,pattern, color and the emotional impact ofcomposition on the story; we will work fromlife, photograph, and imagination. This courseis open to students of all levels, althoughsome working knowledge of drawing andpainting will be helpful. Students shouldcome to the first day of class with drawingand painting materials and photographic reference material that interests them (TheDAC School has a materials list for classes.Note: no Turpentine may be used in thisclass.) To view the instructors work pleasevisit www.emilyhildebrand.com.

05W149.1 Saturdays, 12:30 PM - 2:30 PMFebruary 26 - March 19 (4 weeks)Emily Hildebrand, Instructor$59

NEW! Open Figure DrawingOpen,uninstructed figure drawing provides aforum for the maintenance of artistic skills andfor uninhibited experimentation essential to creative development.This supportive anduncritical environment is available to everyoneat their convenience on a weekly,on-goingbasis.

05W150.1Sundays, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PMJanuary 16 - March 20 (10 weeks)Brad Kadens, Moderator$50 for a 5 week punch pass or $80 for all 10 sessions!

Matting, Mounting and Framing ArtworkOnce you have created your artwork, youmust prepare it for presentation, whether in a gallery, store or on the wall at home. In thissix week course we will cover archival techniques, dry mounting, mat cutting tech-niques and matting your artwork, ending thecourse with framing and museum hangingtechniques. Final artwork and materials shouldbe supplied by the student, a supply list willbe available upon registration.This class isgreat for ALL frameable artwork.

05W540.1 Sundays, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PMJanuary 30 - March 6 (6 weeks)Jennifer Kunz, Instructor$87 or two credit card payments of $43.50

Calligraphy, the Art of WritingPen notes and address cards in elegant callig-raphy. Students will learn the basic strokes ofFoundation, and Italic lettering. Each studentwill need to bring a felt tip calligraphic pen(broad point), ruler, pencil, and paper to eachmeeting. Bring a folder for your work.

05W160.1 Mondays, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PMJanuary 24 - March 14 (8 weeks)Anne Baugh, Instructor$118 or two credit card payments of $59


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▲ Beading Design This eight week course focuses on jewelrymaking using a variety of beading techniques.We will start with seed bead designs and endup using a mix of larger beads to createbracelets, necklaces and earrings.We willlearn about the different kinds of beadsincluding glass, metal, organic and vintage,and learn how to pair bead texture and color.Beading will be done by hand without use ofa loom. Hand tools will be used to help uscreate our masterpieces. In the first class wewill discuss where to find the supplies youneed in the triangle. Supply Fee.

05W360.1 Tuesdays, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PMJanuary 18 - March 8 (8 weeks)Nancy Crute, Instructor$118 or two credit card payments of $59

Simple Gifts in Sterling Silver and Gemstone BeadsCreate three wire wrap jewelry gifts to giveto someone special or to keep for yourself.Make a simple bead ring, a three bead friend-ship pin and a single bead pendant in sterlingsilver wire. Materials fee of $15 to be paid tothe instructor, additional materials will beavailable.

05W370.1Saturdays, 10:00 AM - 1:00 PMFebruary 5 (1 day)Anne Baugh, Instructor$25

NEW! Wire WorksIn this course wire will be paired with beadsto create jewelry, ornaments and creative artpieces.A lot of time will be spent learninghow to manipulate wire to create abstractshapes and designs.The possibilities for cre-ations are endless so expect a lot of productsat the end of this class.

05W362.1 Wednesdays, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PMJanuary 19 - February 9 (4 weeks)Nancy Crute, Instructor$59

NEW! Poke Poke Poke: Needle Felted Jewelry1 DAY WORKSHOPAs presented on Martha Stewart Living byprofessional designer Emily Mills — Needlefelting is a technique that opens up excitingpossibilities. It is a dry felting method of care-fully agitating fibers by using a special barbedneedle tool you repeatedly poke the woolfibers until they get all tangled up. Needlefelting can be used to create sculptural formsor as a technique to embellish your knitand/or felted pieces. Projects in this work-shop will include felted brooches and rings.Visit Emily’s website at www.emknits.com

05W353.1 Saturday, 10:00 AM - 1:00 PMJanuary 29 (1 day)Emily Mills, Instructor$25

NEW! Easy LinksLearn how to make those link braceletsyou’ve always ooh’d and aaaah’d over.You will learn about the different types ofwire and tools needed. Link bracelets are easyand fun and you can design them with manydifferent types of beads.As a bonus we willlearn how to hang a teardrop pendant toenhance any necklace.This is an easy classthat will have you wanting more. Supply listavailable upon registration. Supplies will alsobe available for purchase from instructor atfirst class.

05W368.1Tuesdays, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PMFebruary 8 - February 22 (3 weeks)Sandi Stern, Instructor$45

NEW! Chain Making and CharmsSimple chain making moves another step tothe charm bracelet.We will focus on makingour own charm designs to hang on a linkbracelet using a jeweler’s saw.This is a greatfollow-up class to Easy Links.

05W369.1Tuesdays, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PMMarch 1 - March 22 (4 weeks)Sharon Spencer, Instructor$59

▲ NEW! Junk from the TrunkUsing second hand materials from local thriftstores and donations we will create threedimensional pieces of art.We will turn oldcostume jewelry into a modern adornmentsuitable for the creator. Most of the class willbe spent creating jewelry from “junk” butsome time can be spent creating second handsculpture.

05W364.1 Wednesdays, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PMFebruary 16 - March 9 (4 weeks)Nancy Crute, Instructor

$59

NEW! Wax Carving for Jewelry MakingThis course is an introduction to wax casting.You will learn to transform your ideas into awax carving that can then be cast to producean actual charm.All wax pieces will be sentto a professional casting studio in New Yorkafter the last day of class.

05W330.1Tuesdays, 7:30 PM - 9:30 PMMarch 1 - March 22 (4 weeks)Sharon Spencer, Instructor$59


WINTER COURSES for ADULTS JEWELRY DESIGN

Beading by Nancy Crute, Instructor

Junk From the Trunk by Nancy Crute, Instructor



WINTER COURSES for ADULTS FIBER, DESIGN & MIXED MEDIANEW! Floor Loom Teaser1 DAY WORKSHOPThis course is for those who are intriguedwith loom weaving but don’t want to jumpinto a long in depth weaving class.Demonstrations will outline the steps,starting with a cone of thread, creating awarp, putting it on the loom, the actual weaving process, and removing and finishingthe cloth. A weaving road map will showhow the threading, tie up and treadling areessential parts of the weaving process andwill keep you from getting lost. Students willhave a chance to weave on looms that hasbeen dressed, as well as, a chance to participatein each step of the process, so they will havea beginning understanding of what isinvolved in loom weaving. Two instructorswill be available to facilitate the students getting as much hands on as possible.Material fee: $3 to be paid to the instructor to cover yarn and handout cost.

05W324.1Saturdays, 10:00 AM - 1:00 PMMarch 5 (1 day)Leslie Killeen, Instructor$25

NEW! Silk Painting1 DAY WORKSHOPLearn the application of resist on silk (a batik-like process) to create beautifulscarves or wall hangings. Explore pattern andcolor through this seductive medium.We willconsider the properties of design and the useof color for wearable art during this class.Watching the colors blend and move to theboundaries of the resist is a fascinating experience. Bring a lunch and a creative spirit(a refridgerator and microwave will be available.)A $15 supply fee payable to the instructorwill cover all the necessaries. Students shouldsupply their own brushes. For more supplyinformation please call 560-2726.

05W342.1 Saturday, 10:00 AM - 4:00 PMFebruary 26 (1 day)Jean Cerasani, Instructor

$48

NEW! Feltmaking 101This class is a fun introduction to all the basicsof hand-making felt. Using hot water, soap, andlots of elbow grease, we will transform rawwool into decorative and functional fabric.Wewill start with simple projects like felted beadsand hair bobbles, and then we?ll work up to amore involved project: a hat, mittens, or booties.Visit Emily’s website at www.emknits.com

05W355.1 Saturday & Sunday, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PMFebruary 12 - February 13 (2 days)Emily Mills, Instructor$48

NEW! Knitting 101: the Sassy Striped ScarfJoin professional designer Emily Mills forexciting introduction to the basics of knitting:cast on, knit, purl, and bind off. Learn the fundamentals of knitting as you make anadorable scarf.This is a nice opportunity tolearn knitting from scratch or refresh rustyskills. Bring two skeins of bulky-weight yarnand large knitting needles (size 10).VisitEmily’s website at www.emknits.com

05W350.1 Saturdays, 1:30 PM - 4:00 PMJanuary 15 & January 29 (2 weeks)Emily Mills, Instructor$40

NEW! Polymer Clay (Ages 8 and up)In this class, students will learn to createbeads, pendants, earrings, and figures usingFimo Soft, a type of polymer clay that can beblended to create original colors and formedby hand into any shape.We will also discusshow to effectively use color in the design ofyour works.You will learn techniques thatwill enable you to do this art form at homeusing your own oven.This class is great forboth kids and adults.

05W445.1Thursdays, 4:30 PM - 6:30 PMFebruary 3 - February 24 (4 weeks)Sharon Spencer, Instructor$59

▲ NEW! Polymer Clay for AdultsLearn how to embellish household items withclay! You can transform ordinary bottles,mirrors or other objects that can withstandheat into colorful pieces of art using Fimo Soft,a type of polymer clay that can be blended tocreate original colors and applied on top of amold or object.We will also make polymer clayitems for jewelry or beading.You will learntechniques that will enable you to do this artform at home using your own oven.

05W380.1Thursdays, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PMFebruary 3 - February 24 (4 weeks)Sharon Spencer, Instructor$59

▲ NEW! Surface Design on Fabric Daytime—Homeschoolers WelcomeCreate your own pillows, place mats and napkins to work with your décor or to give as gifts. In this course students will learn toapply dyes to fabric using a variety of techniques.We will employ stamps, stencils,linoleum cuts, paint brushes and any othermethod necessary to achieve the desiredeffect. Students are encouraged to bring samples of colors or designs they would liketo use in their creations. However, no previousart experience is required to having a rewardingand enjoyable time. A $15 supply fee payableto the instructor at the first class will coverthe cost of all the basic supplies. (Additionalcost for special projects requested by individualstudents should be considered)

05W340.1 Thursdays, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PMJanuary 20 - March 10 (8 weeks)Jean Cerasani, Instructor$118 or two credit card payments of $59

NEW! Creating Creative Floorcloths2 DAY WORKSHOPMake your own decorative floor cloth or placemats. Learn how to create effective patternswith block prints and stencils, create beautifultextures in paint using any “trick in the book”and finish it off to create a durable product forpractical use. No drawing or painting experiencenecessary to have a great time. $15 materialsfee due to the instructor at beginning of class.Bring your own brushes if you have some suit-able for acrylic paints.

05W344.1 Saturday, March 5 1:00 PM - 6:00 PM& Sunday, March 6 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM (2 days)Jean Cerasani, Instructor

$72

Fabrics by Jean Cerasani, Instructor

Fimo by Sharon Spencer, Instructor▲


ATTENTION DIGITALARTS STUDENTS…The DAC Digital Lab has 8 state-of-the-art workstations, scannersfor film and flat art, and printers.Everything you need to create greatdigital art!

Computer Lab Use for DAC StudentsClass fees for all multiple-weekDigital Arts courses include use of DAC’s Digital Arts Studio during class and during open studio hours while the class is in session. Open studio hours will be posted on the first of the month.

Computer Lab RentalArtists and enthusiasts not enrolled ina DAC course may use open studiohours in the Digital Arts Studio bypurchasing a facility use card inadvance for $32 per month. DigitalArts Studio Cards are non-refundable.Card access to the studio is limited toopen studio hours. OPEN STUDIO HOURS

WILL BE AVAILABLE ON THE FIRST OF THE

MONTH. Some computer experience isnecessary to purchase Digital ArtsStudio usage cards.

For more information call 560-2726or email [email protected]

Adobe PageMaker*Required course for Make a Living in the Arts Graphic Design CurriculumThis course introduces the basics of AdobePageMaker to design and produce camera-ready copy for simple publications. Studentsgain the knowledge necessary to create documents with PageMaker by entering,importing, and formatting text.Additional topics include creating and manipulating artusing the toolbox, changing page views,creating multiple columns, defining masterpages, wrapping text around graphics, anddesigning attractive text layouts using frames.Saving and printing are also covered.All students in this course will receive digital studio access during open studio hours.

05W2510021 Mondays, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PMJanuary 10 - March 14 (8 weeks)No class Jan 17 & Feb 14TBA, Instructor$198

Adobe Photoshop*Required course for Make a Living in the ArtsPhotography & Graphic Design CurriculumIn this introductory course you’ll learn howuseful and vigorous Photoshop can be inpractically any art form or trade; such as photography,graphic-design,website fabrication,comics, fiber-art, animation, scrap-booking—the capabilities are practically endless.Become proficient in image manipulation,scanning, composite-works-of-art, flyer creation, newspaper ads, comics, trick-photography,‘zines - the list could go on and on. Discover this dexterous computerprogram’s many uses even the practiced usermay not be aware of. Participants shouldhave a rudimentary understanding of PC’s.All students in this course will receive digitalstudio access during open studio hours.

05W2510009 Sundays, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PMJanuary 30 - March 6 (6 weeks)Chad Dravk, Instructor

$218

Illustrator Innovations*Required course for Make a Living in the Arts Graphic Design CurriculumUnleash your creativity with Adobe Illustrator!Illustrator is the leading software for creatingvector graphics within the design industrytoday. Learn the techniques of professionalswhether you are a beginner or an artist whowants to create more. Students are guidedthrough the basic tools to develop stronggraphics for logos, business cards, and postersthat can be used in real-life projects.Topicsinclude interface tools; manipulating shapesand paths; paintings; drawing with the pentool; and creating layers, type/color specialeffects, and the gradient mesh. Prerequisites:Basic computer knowledge and drawing skills.All students in this course will receive digitalstudio access during open studio hours.

05W2510023 Tuesdays, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PMJanuary 18 - March 8 (8 weeks)TBA, Instructor$198

Introduction to Graphic Design*Required course for Make a Living in the Arts Graphic Design CurriculumWhere do logo marks come from? CD covers?Billboards? What kinds of images would youuse to communicate if you didn’t talk? In thishands-on, overview class, students receivespecific assignments geared to introducethem to the “nuts and bolts” concepts thatdrive graphic design. Study the basics of page layout and conceptualization, build thefoundation of a graphic language throughproblem solving, visual communication,finessing a design, and working with the creative process with a final product in mind.Bring an idea for a real or imagined company(the instructor has ideas if you don’t) forinvestigating visual communication.All students in this course will receive digital studio access during open studio hours.

05W2510020 Thursdays, 7:00 PM - 9:30 PMJanuary 27 - March 10 (7 weeks)Annette deFerrari, Instructor$213

WINTER COURSES for ADULTS DIGITAL ARTS & DESIGN


Typography*Required course for Make a Living in the Arts Graphic Design CurriculumExplore the function of typography as the basic material of communication andinvestigate the use of typography as a creative visual communication tool. Studentsstudy the proportions and character of letterforms.They work on expanding theirconceptual approach to typography and discover new ways to best represent theirunique vision in each assignment.Assignments relating to posters, book jackets,illustrations, and CD designs are included.Students in this course will receive digitalstudio access during open studio hours.Prerequisite: Adobe Illustrator *Students enrolled inIllustrator this semester may also take this course.


Web Design*Required course for Make a Living in the Arts Graphic Design CurriculumThis course offers students the opportunityto learn skills that will give them a boostinto the challenging and creative field ofweb design.Web design is an innovative andimaginative field that incorporates technicalskills, creativity, visual communication,information science, and entrepreneurship.This course will cover technical fundamentalsand design principles that will give you astrong foundation in web design.All studentsin this course will receive digital studioaccess during open studio hours.

05W2510022 Mondays, 8:00 PM - 10:00 PMJanuary 10 - March 14 (8 weeks)No class January 17 & February 14TBA, Instructor$198

Drawing Fundamentals For Graphic Design*Required course for Make a Living in the Arts Graphic Design CurriculumA magazine ad starts with an idea or sketch.The first step in creating that sketch is learningto see the world around you. Discover howto sharpen your powers of observation andimprove your drawing skills with regard todesign.You will work with basic design prin-ciples to develope your skills for real worldjobs. Learn to skillfully use a variety of tradi-tional drawing techniques and materials toillustrate your idea to your client.

05W2510025 Wednesdays, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PMJanuary 19 - March 9 (8 weeks)Jeff Poe, Instructor$150

NEW! Digital Video EditingYou may already have your idea, a camcorder(digital or not), and you may even have somefootage already shot…now what? Utilize thebenefits of digital editing on the PC usingPremiere. Understand how to get yourvideo footage into the computer, edit it andadd titles and/or still images (photos).Also, find out how to create eye-catchingtransitions and limitless amounts of special-effects. Plus, you’ll learn how to manipulatesound and/or import additional sounds andmusic. Finally, your creation will be exportedinto format of choice;VHS, MiniDV, D8,VCD,.avi, .mov, .swf (sans DVD). Additionally,learn what it takes to create your very owndigital editing system at home or at theworkplace.

05W830.1Sundays, 4:00 PM - 6:00 PMJanuary 23 - March 13 (8 weeks)Chad Dravk, Instructor$165 or two credit card payments of $82.50

NEW! Animation/Motion Graphics (Ages 13+)Animation is everywhere—from the web totelevision and the silver-screen. Learn theanimation production process, from idea toscreen. Use any medium and/or techniqueof choice; hand drawn, cut-out pictures,scanned objects, computer generated shapes(sans 3D animation). First a script is created,then you’ll storyboard it, then record thevoices (if need be). We’ll utilize the PC toscan, assemble, add sound-effects, music andtitles/credits. Finally, your creation will beexported into format of choice;VHS, MiniDV,VCD, .avi, .mov, .swf (sans DVD).Team-upwith friends or work independently. Thiscourse will cover PhotoShop,AfterEffects,Premiere and SoundForge. Participants shouldhave a rudimentary understanding of PC’s.

05W842.1Thursdays, 5:00 PM - 7:00 PMJanuary 27 - March 10 (8 weeks)Chad Dravk, Instructor$165 or two credit card payments of $82.50

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SPRING COURSES for ADULTS CLAY & GLASS

Basic Black and White Darkroom*Required course for Make a Living in the Arts Photography CurriculumLearn the magic of black and white darkroom!We will cover film processing, making contactsheets, and the process of fine print develop-ment. Students will receive a studio card thatallows them to use the darkroom to practicetheir skills outside of class.All students in thiscourse will receive darkroom studio accessduring open studio hours.

05W2510005 Mondays, 8:00 PM - 10:00 PMJanuary 10 - March 14 (8 weeks)No class Jan 17 & March 14John Cowan, Instructor$179

Advanced Darkroom*Required course for Make a Living in the Arts Photography CurriculumSo you’ve learned the basics of film developingand making prints in a darkroom. Now it’stime to really flex your creative muscle.AnselAdams once said that the photographic nega-tive was like a musical score and the print waslike the performance. Join a master printer ina class that is certain to make your printsabsolutely sing! You’ll learn advanced printingtechniques such as split filtering, toning, andbleaching. Find out what masterpieces are hiding in your negatives! All students in thiscourse will receive darkroom studio accessduring open studio hours.

05W2510006 Mondays, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PMJanuary 10 - March 14 (8 weeks)No class Jan 17 & Feb 14John Cowan, Instructor$179

Experimental Darkroom TechniquesThe creative process doesn’t need to end in thecamera! With proper darkroom techniques, youcan expand your artistic vision beyond thebasic print. In this course we will experimentwith toning, emulsion transfers, solarization,hand coloring, and painting with developer.We will print with sandwiched negatives, cre-ate original handmade negatives, and explorethe uses of photogram techniques.Throughoutthe course we will refer to artists who usethese experimental techniques, and discusshow you can apply them to your own work toeffectively communicate your ideas. A supplylist will be available upon registration.

05W530.1 Wednesdays, 7:00 PM - 9:30 PMJanuary 19 - March 9 (8 weeks)Jennifer Kunz, Instructor$183 or two credit card payments of $91.50

Basic Camera and DarkroomHandle your 35mm camera with confidenceand skill. Learn exposure controls, automaticand manual focusing, film choices, speciallight situations, basic flash, composition, andcreative ideas for pictures with impact andappeal. In the darkroom, we will develop b/w film and print custom enlargements.

05W501.1 Tuesdays, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PMJanuary 18 - March 22 (8 weeks)No class Feb 15 & March 15Ruth Pinnell, Instructor$146 or two credit card payments of $73

Basic Camera Techniques*Required course for Make a Living in the Arts Photography CurriculumWant to learn how to use your manual camerawith confidence? Then this course is designedfor you! We’ll cover camera operation, lightmeters, proper exposure, filters, flashes, filmand the elements of good composition.Youwill need a 35mm camera with manual capa-bilities.We’ll discuss film requirements at thefirst session.All students in this course willreceive their choice of darkroom or digital studio access during open studio hours.

05W2510004 Mondays, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PMJanuary 24 - March 7 (6 weeks)No class Feb 14Ellen Faircloth, Instructor$142

Digital Photography*Elective course for Make a Living in the Arts Photography CurriculumDigital photography is cost-effective and is growing in popularity in all genres of photography. Digital photography is a fast-paced growing field that most photographerswill need to have an understanding of in thecoming years. Learn how to capture, edit,and produce top quality images for the internet and printing. By mastering digitalcamera techniques, you will gain access to a whole new world rarely obtained by photographers with conventional film photography. This digital course guides youthrough the process of evaluating digital cameras, digital imaging, digital editing anddigital printing. All students in this course will receive digital studio access during openstudio hours.

05W2510010 Wednesdays, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PMJanuary 26 - March 2 (6 weeks)TBA, Instructor$218

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DARKROOM USE FOR DAC STUDENTSClass fees for all darkroom supportedcourses include the use of DAC'sphoto facility during class and openstudio hours. Students are expectedto provide their own cameras.

Open Studio HoursOpen Studio Hours will be posted onthe first of the month.

Lab rental for those not enrolled in aDAC Photo Class is $32 per month.

Open Studio Hours for the QualexPhotography Studio are listed on theweb at: www.durhamarts.org

These hours are subject to change.Please call the DAC School Office at560-2726, or your instructor for confirmation.

For more information call 560-2726or email [email protected]


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Photographic Excursions*Required course for Make a Living in the Arts Photography CurriculumThis intermediate-level photography class alternates between photo shoots on locationand critiquing sessions.Students travel tonearby locations and shoot as if they wereon assignment.The instructor is on hand forinstruction, suggestions, and questions whilestudents have their camera in hand. Everyother week, students have an in-depth critique.This course helps students developtheir eye and specific photographic style.The course also aids students in learninghow to meet a client’s needs and expecta-tions.All students in this course will receivetheir choice of darkroom or digital studioaccess during open studio hours.

05W2510008Thursdays, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PMJanuary 20 - March 10 (8 weeks)$179

Portrait Photography*Required course for Make a Living in the ArtsPhotography CurriculumThere will always be a demand for portraits.In this course learn skills that help youunderstand and practice the art of portraitphotography. This course covers the basicsof portrait photography such as posing andlighting instructions, composition, cameraviewpoint, cropping, perspective, and back-ground. Using the skills from class, studentsdevelop their own aesthetics and senses ofstyle.All students in this course will receivetheir choice of darkroom or digital studioaccess during open studio hours.

05W2510007 Wednesdays, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PMJanuary 19 - March 9 (8 weeks)Antonio Bogaert, Instructor$179

Exploring Photographic Composition*Required course for Make a Living in the ArtsPhotography CurriculumWhether it’s film or digital, point & shoot or SLR,vacation shots or fine art good composition is the key to memorable photo.Learn to anticipate and create compositionin the viewfinder, using a variety of bothtechnical and subjective techniques to makeyour photo a lasting image. This will be avery hands-on class, so expect to shoot a rollper week (or digital equivalent).All studentsin this course will receive their choice ofdarkroom or digital studio access duringopen studio hours.


Express Yourself!! Creative Self Portraits (Ages 12 - 16)Explore your emotions, thoughts and ideasusing black and white photography to createself portraits.This class will challenge yourcreativity and help you gain insight as wellas offer a tool for intense self expression andrelease. Other art mediums will be used tofurther enhance your portraits whendesired. By the end of class you will havecreated a final portrait that you feel bestdescribes yourself. Each participant willneed to bring a non-digital camera and 2rolls of black and white 400 speed film toeach class. Development of film will need tobe done outside of class either by studentsor photolab.

05W460.1 Wednesdays, 4:00 PM - 6:00 PMFebruary 2 - February 23 (4 weeks)Nancy Crute, Instructor

$58

The Fine PrintSatisfy your desire for gallery quality printsfrom your BW negatives. You’ll learn aboutpaper choices, refining proper exposure,contrast control, dodging, burning, retouching,toning, matting and presentation of your fineprints. Class discussion will focus on howimproved technique can enhance your personal style and expression. Bring notetaking supplies, we will discuss paper choices at first class.

05W505.1 Tuesdays, 8:00 PM - 10:00 PM January 18 - March 22 (8 weeks) No class Feb 15 & Mar 15Ruth Pinnell, Instructor$146 or two credit card payments of $73

Matting, Mounting and Framing ArtworkOnce you have created your artwork, youmust prepare it for presentation, whether in a gallery, store, or on the wall at home.In this six week course we will coverarchival techniques, dry mounting, mat cuttingtechniques and matting your artwork, endingthe course with framing and museum hangingtechniques. Final artwork and materialsshould be supplied by the student, a supplylist will be available upon registration.This class is great for ALL frameable artwork.

05W540.1 Sundays, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PMJanuary 30 - March 6 (6 weeks)Jennifer Kunz, Instructor$87 or two credit card payments of $43.50


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Basic Bellydance for Scaredy Cats1 DAY WORKSHOPWant to take bellydance but you’re not sureyou’re ready for a whole series of classes? Takethis one-time workshop to dip your toe in thewater! You’ll learn a few shimmies and otherfun moves; before you know it, you’ll forgetyour shyness. Bring a large scarf for your hips.

05W250.1 Saturday, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PMMarch 5 (1 day)Jamie Anderson, Instructor$16

Bellydance Workshop for Moms and Daughters1 DAY WORKSHOPLearn with your daughter the beautiful and funmoves of this Middle Eastern dance.We’ll covershimmies, graceful arm movements and otherbeginning steps including a complete dancewe can all do. For mothers of any age and theirdaughters age 7 and up. Bring a large scarf foryour hips.

05W253.1 Saturday, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PMJanuary 22 (1 day)Jamie Anderson, Instructor$30 for Mom and Daughter$10 for each additional child

Bellydance IThis beautiful and fun Middle Eastern dance is great low impact exercise for women of allsizes and ages. Learn shoulder and hip shimmies,graceful arm movements and other steps.No dance experience necessary. Bring a largescarf for your hips.

05W245.1 Tuesdays, 7:00 PM - 8:30 PMJanuary 18 - March 8 (8 weeks)Jamie Anderson, Instructor$96 or two credit card payments of $48

Bellydance IIFor those who have taken Bellydance 1 or theequivalent. Step into the mysterious and deeplysatisfying world of layered shimmies, travelingmoves and other more advanced steps.We’lllearn at least one whole choreography.

05W246.1 Thursdays, 7:00 PM - 8:30 PMJanuary 20 - March 10 (8 weeks)Jamie Anderson, Instructor$96 or two credit card payments of $48

Veil Fun for Bellydancers1 DAY WORKSHOPLearn how to fling that piece of cloth aroundwith conviction, beauty and grace.You musthave taken Bellydance 1 (or be currentlyenrolled) or have equivalent bellydance experience. Bring a piece of cloth (silk, chiffon,or equivalent) that spans at least from hand tohand with your arms straight out from yoursides and at least three feet in width.A verysmall number of loaner veils will be available.

05W252.1 Sunday, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PMMarch 6 (1 day)Jamie Anderson, Instructor$16

NEW! Breathe, Stretch, Shake!This dance-oriented conditioning workshopcombines the best of a pilates class, ballet barrework, and cardio funk.A great way to spendyour lunch break…an intense combination ofexercises to increase cardiovascular health,flexibility and well being. Come “find yourbody” again and get moving.Breathe: Pilates mat workStretch:Barre work, swiss ball, and technique drillsShake:Fun, funky,cardio-intensive choreography Equipment: bring your own pilates matt andswiss ball.

05W230.1 Wednesdays and Fridays, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PMJanuary 19 – March 25 (10 weeks)Kelly Colbert Baynham, Instructor$90 for Fridays only (or) $150 for Wednesdays and Fridays

Community African DanceJoin members of AADE for this dynamic andenergetic exploration of traditional Africanmovements.Through dance and the accompa-nying music, you’ll learn about the celebrationof life as practiced in diverse cultures of mod-ern Africa. Men, women, experienced dancersand beginners are all welcome to join in theexperience. Please, no children under the ageof 13 years. (Children 13 and older may regis-ter with a parent or adult friend.)

05W240.1 Tuesdays, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PMJanuary 25 - March 15 (8 weeks)Normadien Gibson Woolbright, Instructor$96 or two credit card payments of $48

Come share in the joyof dancing with DAC’s:• Professional Faculty (Outstandingdancers and teachers!)Our Faculty share their experienceswith you in the dance classroom,helping you find your place in thedance world. Please come preparedto try new things! Whether or not youare professionally inclined, we utilizethe Dance arts as a vehicle toincrease self-esteem, creativity, fit-ness, mental health, motor skills, andcoordination. Our classes are open tostudents of all backgrounds to ensureenrichment to our surrounding com-munities, with the understanding thatstudents are at DAC to learn andhave fun! Please check each classfor prerequisites. • Year-round programming • Dressing room with showers• Convenient make-up classes foradults — attend any class of equallength, any time during the term• The Wachovia and Rollins dancestudios — light, open studios with sprung floors

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SPRING COURSES for ADULTS CLAY & GLASSSPRING COURSES for ADULTS CLAY & GLASSSPRING COURSES for ADULTS CLAY & GLASSSPRING COURSES for ADULTS CLAY & GLASSWINTER COURSES for ADULTS DANCENEW! Dancing for Brides, Grooms and Wedding GuestsDon’t sit this one out! Learning Waltz, Foxtrotand Swing can enhance your festivities andadd fun to the momentous day. Even if youhave never danced before, Marney will helpyou move comfortably on the dance floor asyou learn the basics and some cool stepsfrom three of the most popular socialdances. This class is for anyone, any age who is tired of sitting on the side line.No partner necessary!

05W270.1 Mondays, 6:00 PM - 7:00 PMJanuary 24 - February 21 (4 weeks)No class Feb 14Marney Boruchow, Instructor

$32

NEW! Movement for EveryoneIn this class,movers of all levels of ability and ofall shapes and sizes will have the opportunityto investigate their own movement potentialthrough a supportive and explorative environment.We will investigate movementthrough experiential anatomy as we learnefficient and effortless ways to explore ourmoving bodies as well as a modern dancebased vocabulary. The class format includesexercises designed to increase self-awareness,physical strength, flexibility, coordination,rhythm, concentration, and individualexpression through guided movement explorations.

05W235.1 Wednesdays, 5:30 PM - 6:30 PMJanuary 19 - March 23 (10 weeks)ShaLeigh Comerford, Instructor

$80 or two credit card payments of $40

NEW! Let’s Swing!If you have never danced before and areafraid to even try, this is the class for you.Become part of the swing dance craze asMarney introduces you to basic swing aswell as some hot moves. This four weekcourse is guaranteed to get you comfortableand having fun on the dance floor.No partner necessary!

05W260.1 Mondays, 7:00 PM - 8:00 PMJanuary 24 - February 21 (4 weeks)No class Feb 14Marney Boruchow, Instructor

$32

NEW! SalsaDo something exciting, exotic and fun.Join the fast growing trend to learn one ofthe most popular latin dances. Start with thebasics and progress to some eye catching patterns that are guaranteed to make you ahit on the dance floor. No partner necessary.

05W264.1 Tuesdays, 6:00 PM - 7:00 PMJanuary 11 - March 1 (8 weeks)Marney Boruchow, Instructor

$64

Intro to Street Jazz & Hip Hop - Level 1Find your inner groove! Here is your chanceto learn a basic street style movement whileincreasing strength, flexibility and coordina-tion. Students will learn combinations withan emphasis on funk and commercial hiphop.The class format includes a walkingwarm-up with hip hop drills to help students learn basic footwork, patterns and transitions, while they boost heart rate,circulation, and develop dance memory.Join us—classes fill up fast! Jazz Dancesneaker or a cross trainer with a non-mark-ing sole—no running shoes allowed.

05W221.1 Mondays, 5:30 PM - 6:30 PMJanuary 24 - March 21 (8 weeks)No class Feb 21Kelly Colbert Baynham, Instructor$64

05W221.2 Mondays, 6:30 PM - 7:30 PMJanuary 24 - March 21 (8 weeks)No class Feb 21Kelly Colbert Baynham, Instructor$64

Beginning / Intermediate Street Jazz &Hip Hop Level IIThis is a beginner to intermediate level forthose who have completed Kelly’s Introclass. It is also a companion class for studentsin the Intro class who would like to dancetwice a week.This class moves at a quickerpace, building on the fundamentals taught inLevel I.This class is choreography-intensive.Students will combine street jazz progressionsacross the floor with current funk and hiphop choreography. High energy fun, so beprepared to sweat! Jazz Dance sneaker or across trainer with a non-marking soles—norunning shoes allowed. Students should havea working knowledge of jazz and hip hopvocabulary and some experience in African,Modern or Jazz dance.

05W222.2 Wednesdays, 7:30 PM - 9:00 PMJanuary 19 - March 23 (10 weeks)Kelly Colbert Baynham, Instructor$120 or two credit card payments of $60

Intermediate Street Jazz & Hip HopLevel IIIThis is a high intermediate/adv level forthose who have completed I and II, or theequivalent. Level III students should have aworking knowledge of basic dance vocabulary(jazz and hip hop), be able to learn at aquick pace, retain steps from previousweeks, and should not be intimidated byfloor work. Along with your knee pads,bring a willingness to take risks and to collaborate on choreography as well. Highenergy fun, so be prepared to sweat! JazzDance sneaker or a cross trainer with a non-marking sole recommended, but no running shoes allowed.

05W223.1 Mondays, 7:30 PM - 9:00 PMJanuary 24 - March 21 (8 weeks)Kelly Colbert Baynham, InstructorNo class Feb 21$96 or two credit card payments of $48

NEW! Theatre JazzIn this class students will be introduced toclassic theatre Jazz styles choreographed forthe stage, rather than the MTV video.Thismeans an emphasis on technique (turns,kicks, leaps), barre exercises, interpretation,and staging. Students will explore variousjazz styles: lyrical, character, modern.Previous dance experience is suggested. Jazzslippers highly recommended, no sneakers.


NEW! Saturday Night Hip Hop JamsIntimidated by the dance floor at the localclub? Want to dance but feel like you don’tknow what to do? In this fun, low-threatevening workshop we’ll explore housegroove, street-style and freestyle movesappropriate for clubbing. First hour will bespent learning moves; the second hour, partydown in a safe environment to explore whatlooks best on you, with help from yourteachers! Please note you MUST pre-registerfor these sessions by 5:00 PM the Fridaybefore - NO walk-ins - NO Exceptions!Kelly Colbert Baynham & Kawan, InstructorsSaturdays, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM

January 29 - 05W238.1 $20

February 26 - 05W238.2 $20

March 26 - 05W238.3 $20

Buy All 3 Sessions & SAVE! - 05W238.4 $50


SPRING COURSES for ADULTS CLAY & GLASSSPRING COURSES for ADULTS CLAY & GLASSSPRING COURSES for ADULTS CLAY & GLASSSPRING COURSES for ADULTS CLAY & GLASSWINTER COURSES for ADULTS DANCENEW! Yoga and the Art of Movement 1 DAY WORKSHOPThis class fuses an ancient Eastern movementtradition with a modern Western art form.During the 2.5 hour workshop, participantsare invited to open the doors of imaginationand explore bodily movement as an instru-ment of creativity.After spending an hourexperiencing fundamental yoga postures, indi-viduals will transition into elements of colorand texture as the painted page records thetouch of arms and hands in paint.

05W236.1 Sunday, 1:30 PM - 4:00 PMFebruary 27 (1 day)Bryan Carey, Instructor$25

NEW! Yoga Hatha: An Introductory 1 DAY WORKSHOPA great “try it out”workshop! The essential pur-pose of yoga is the integration of all the layersof life: environmental, physical, emotional, psy-chological and spiritual. During this 90-minuteworkshop, participants will have the opportuni-ty to experience and explore basic yoga poses(Asanas) and fundamental breath work(Pranayama).The instructor will introduce yogaas a tradition, sharing poses that may be prac-ticed at home or in the studio and discussingbenefits, including physical release and relax-ation, emotional calmness, mental clarity and anunleashing of imagination and creativity.Allages and abilities invited to attend!

05W237.1 Sunday, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PMJanuary 16 (1 day)Bryan Carey, Instructor$15

NEW! Yoga BasicsYoga Basics is designed for the individual seek-ing an introductory experience to yoga. Duringthe series, participants will have the opportuni-ty to experience and learn fundamental yogapostures (Asanas), improve flexibility andstrength, experience the peace and tranquilityof breath work, and develop a home-basedpractice. No previous experience is required!

05W232.1 Saturdays, 9:15 AM - 10:30 AMJanuary 15 - March 12 (9 weeks)Bryan Carey, Instructor$90 or two credit card payments of $45

NEW! Yoga HathaUnwind from the stresses of your week andget ready for a relaxing weekend! This class isintended for the beginning-intermediate levelyoga student and introduces classical yogaposes with an emphasis on breath(Pranayama).Students will experience a senseof physical release and mental relaxation.During the series, participants will integratelearned yoga poses (Asana) into a rhythmicdance-like motion (Vinyasa). Continuousbreath work (Pranayama) as well as the sunsalutation (Surya Namastear) will also beemphasized. Participants will improve physi-cal performance and mental concentration byemphasizing strength and endurance.

05W234.1 Fridays, 5:15 PM - 6:30 PMJanuary 15 - March 11 (9 weeks)Bryan Carey, Instructor$90 or two credit card payments of $45


Drumming Essentials (Teen to Adult)Whether you’re just starting out or have beenplaying for years, this class will teach youessential techniques for developing your skillsas a drummer. We’ll cover stick control,rudiments, reading and ensemble playing,with the goal of performing a group composition together during our last classsession. Plenty of resources will be given toyou so that your learning can continue outside the classroom as well. Please note:Limited Class Size, so be sure to sign up ASAP!

05W710.1Mondays, 6:00 PM - 7:30 PMJanuary 24 - March 21 (8 weeks)No class Feb 14Dale Baker, Instructor$93 or two credit card payments of $46.50

Popular Latin RhythmsThis course will take a rhythmic journeyfrom the Caribbean Islands to BrazilianSamba as well as to Columbian Cumbia.Emphasis will be placed on hand drum tech-nique and the relationship of various percus-sion parts to the rhythm: clave, guiro, mara-cas, and bell. Conga or Bongos recommend-ed though any drum is acceptable.

05W715.1Tuesdays, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PMJanuary 18 - March 1 (6 weeks)Alex Weiss, Instructor$69

NEW! Developing Guitar TechniquesDo you want to play guitar better? Do youwant to learn some of the skills and tech-niques that will help you become a betterguitar player and musician? Sign up for thisseries of workshops where Greg Taylor willcover - the fretboard, keys and scales, how tobuild chords, fingerpicking and flat picking,alternate tunings, and practice techniques.

05W705.1Wednesdays, 6:00 PM - 7:00 PMJanuary 19, February 2 & 16, March 2 (4 weeks)Greg Taylor, Instructor$35

Songwriting for EveryoneThink you can’t write songs? Or you’ve writ-ten a few but need a boost? Maybe you’re ajournal writer or a poet who’d like tobranch out? Perhaps you enjoy making upsongs for your dog? Whatever the case, you’llenjoy this fun class.With easy exercises anddiscussion, we’ll explore finding inspiration,writing lyrics, and making up melodies. Forbeginning songwriters or more experiencedwriters who want a slow paced class.Formal background in music is NOTrequired.

05W740.1Wednesdays, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PMFebruary 9 - March 2 (4 weeks)Jamie Anderson, Instructor$62

NEW! Intermediate Beginning ViolinFor those with some experience playing inthe first position, this course is for you.Youwill continue to build a strong foundation inviolin techniques and further explore musictheory and a love for the sound of violin.Some Chamber music will be included aspart of the lesson!

05W721.1Thursdays, 7:00 PM - 8:00 PMJanuary 20 - March 17 (9 weeks)Olga Talanova, Instructor$69

NEW! Advanced ViolinFor those with experience playing in 3 posi-tions this course will be a continued explo-ration of the violin.Techniques will becomepolished and a true sense of confindence inyou playing will be developed in this course.Olga will be including chamber music aspart of the lesson!

05W724.1Thursdays, 8:00 PM - 9:00 PMJanuary 20 - March 17 (9 weeks)Olga Talanova, Instructor$69

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NEW! Magical MasksIn this “playshop” we’ll create fanciful half-masks inspired by the frivolity of ages-old “Mardi Gras” and “Carnevale” festivities.Feathers, sequins, glitter, and beads all combine for a finished result that’s fun to wear or display. Supplies fee $2 payable to the instructor in class.

05W450.1 Sunday, 2:00 PM - 3:30 PMFebruary 6 (1 day)Allison Davidson, Instructor

$14

NEW! Yo-Yos to GoThis workshop will give each team of artistsa chance to design and paint their ownwooden yoyo.We’ll practice by painting onyoyo-shaped paper first before turning ourbrushes to the real thing. Supplies fee $1payable to instructor in class.

05W451.1 Sunday, 2:00 PM - 3:30 PMFebruary 27 (1 day)Allison Davidson, Instructor

$14

NEW! Bunnies On ParadeThese plush rabbits are adorable, but perhaps a little underdressed! Using fabricbits and pieces and textile glue, each parent-child team will create an imaginatively outfitted bunny who is fashion-forwardenough for an Easter parade. Supplies fee $3 paid to instructor in class.

05W452.1 Sunday, 2:00 PM - 3:30 PMMarch 13 (1 day)Allison Davidson, Instructor

$14

NEW! Painted ParasolsBACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! Each adult-child duo will leave with a full-size,watercolored, rice-paper umbrella perfect for “dress up”, décor, or actually keeping the sun’s rays at bay. Supplies fee $3 payable to instructor in class.

05W453.1 Sunday, 2:00 PM - 3:30 PMApril 3 (1 day)Allison Davidson, Instructor

$14

NEW! Placecards and MarvelousMatching Napkin RingsDelight your holiday guests with parent-and-child-made table accessories.We’ll createthese using paper and beads to incorporatetraditional symbols. Supplies fee $3 payableto instructor in class.

05W454.1 Sunday, 2:00 PM - 3:30 PMApril 17 (1 day)Allison Davidson, Instructor

$14

NEW! A Bouquet for Mother’s DayLooking for a gift for her special day? Create a decorated vase and fill it with last-forever, multi-colored paper blooms justfor Mom.A very memorable Mother’s Daytribute. Supplies fee $3 payable to instructorin class.

05W455.1Sunday, 2:00 PM - 3:30 PMMay 1 (1 day)Allison Davidson, Instructor

$14

Toddler / Parent Art and ClayChildren and adults make a great creativeteam! The big people have the necessarymotor skills and the little people have nofear about diving in and experimenting. Thiscourse emphasizes creative process througha variety of painting and sculpture projects.You don’t have to be a parent; relatives andfriends are also welcome.

05W402.1 Thursdays, 9:30 AM - 10:30 AMJanuary 13 - February 17 (6 weeks)Allison Davidson, Instructor$44 / $33 for each additional child

05W402.2 Thursdays, 9:30 AM - 10:30 AMMarch 3 - April 7 (6 weeks)Allison Davidson, Instructor$44 / $33 for each additional child

Art and Clay for FamiliesDo you have more than one young child?Here’s an opportunity for you to enjoy creat-ing as a whole family! Work with clay, paint,collage materials, and more.We’ll be inspiredby countries and seasons, and talk about tipsfor doing art at home through recycling andspecial art recipes.Your definition of familyis fine with us.

05W401.1 Thursdays, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PMJanuary 13 - February 17 (6 weeks)Allison Davidson, Instructor$44 / $33 for each additional child

05W401.2 Saturdays, 9:30 AM - 10:30 AMJanuary 15 - February 26 (6 weeks)No class Jan 29Allison Davidson, Instructor$44 / $33 for each additional child

05W401.3 Thursdays, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PMMarch 3 - April 7 (6 weeks)Allison Davidson, Instructor$44 / $33 for each additional child

Family Art and Clay IIIf your older children have outgrown FamilyArt and Clay, this class will provide anotheropportunity to do art side by side, with olderchildren doing more advanced techniques. Asever, your definition of family is fine with us.

05W420.1 Saturdays, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PMJanuary 15 - February 26 (6 weeks)No class Jan 29Allison Davidson, Instructor$44 / $33 for each additional child

TODDLER PARENT CLASSES - (DAC’s Toddler Parent classes are expansive, incorporating Art, Dance, andMusic) into the Family fun. Our Toddler Parent Art & Clay, Parent Child Dance classes fill up quickly, too, so register today to get in on the rewarding experience of arts at any age!

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SUNDAY PARENT AND CHILD WORKSHOPS(For children ages 4 - 7 and adult “helper”)Even if you can’t commit to a semester’s worth of classes with your child,you can still have a fun and memorable “art-together” experience with asingle afternoon’s time commitment. Each theme workshop includes thepresentation of a story, plenty of time to create a masterpiece together,and a light festive snack.


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05W440.1 Thursdays, 4:30 PM - 6:30 PMJanuary 20 - March 17 (8 weeks)Lois Sharpe, Instructor$127 or two credit card payments of $63.50

NEW! Express Yourself!!Creative Self Portraits (Ages 12 - 16)Explore your emotions, thoughts and ideasusing black and white photography to createself portraits.This class will challenge yourcreativity and help you gain insight as well asoffer a tool for intense self expression andrelease. Other art mediums will be used tofurther enhance your portraits when desired.By the end of class you will have created a final portrait that you feel best describesyourself. Each participant will need to bring a non-digital camera and 2 rolls of black and white 400 speed film to each class.Development of film will need to be doneoutside of class either by students or photolab.

05W460.1 Wednesdays, 4:00 PM - 6:00 PMFebruary 2 - February 23 (4 weeks)Nancy Crute, Instructor$58

NEW! Beading Design for Kids (Ages 10-16)This beading class is designed for teens andpre-teens ages 10-16 who want to experimentwith jewelry making.We will use a variety ofbeads and techniques to create necklaces,bracelets and earrings. Kids are encouragedto bring ideas to class as we will be open toexperimenting with new designs. Supply feepayable to the instructor.

05W430.1 Tuesdays, 4:00 PM - 6:00 PMJanuary 18 - March 8 (8 weeks)Nancy Crute, Instructor$118 or two credit card payments of $59

NEW! Creative Glass Fusing for KidsDon’t be afraid to safely break a little glass inthis workshop.We’ll make a “collage” of col-ored glass and texture on a base piece, thenlet the kiln form it into a solid piece to makea small dish or window hanging.Though we’lltalk about how to handle and cut glass safely,the emphasis is on having fun while workingwith color and light. For kids 7-13 and theiradult “helpers”. Purchase supplies from theinstructor at the class (approx $15 dependingon the student project).

05W490.1Thursdays, 4:00 PM - 6:00 PMJanuary 27 (1 day)Sallye Coyle, Instructor$18

05W490.2Thursdays, 4:00 PM - 6:00 PMMarch 10 (1 day)Sallye Coyle, Instructor$18

NEW! Kids Fold and Tie Dye (Ages 7-11)Kids will have a great time creating colorfulpatterns on cotton squares and T-shirtsthrough artful manipulation of the fabric.They will fold and dip, tie and drip. A $7 supply fee due the instructor at the start of class will supply 3 squares of fabric,1 medium size adult t-shirt, and dyes. Wearclothes that can get stained. If you want todye any personal items, please feel free tobring them - they must be prewashed and100% cotton to receive the colors.

05W434.1Saturday, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PMMarch 12 (1 day)Jean Cerasani, Instructor$20

NEW! Tie Dye for Teens (Ages 12 - 16)This class will give kids a sampler of dye tech-niques. They will have a chance to do all theabove, and also experiment with thickeneddye to stamp or paint fabric. A $7 supply feedue the instructor at the start of class willsupply 3 squares of fabric, 1 large size adult t-shirt, and dyes. Wear clothes that can getstained. Feel free to bring extra articles todye- they must be prewashed and 100% cot-ton to receive colors.

05W435.1Saturday, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PMMarch 19 (1 day)Jean Cerasani, Instructor$20

Finger Painting and the Shavian Technique:In Ruth Faison Shaw’s Introduction to FingerPainting:A Perfect Medium for Self-Expression, she states that her book “had tobe written in order to explain to parents andteachers and other grownups who have chil-dren in charge how and when and why theymust keep their hands off, lest they deprivethe children of the very benefits of free cre-ative expression which finger painting wasdesigned to permit.” Ruth Faison Shaw wasthe NC school teacher who developed themedium and introduced it to the world in the1930’s. In these two workshops, participantswill be introduced to the medium, techniqueand tradition.

Finger Painting for Teachers 05W170.1 Sunday, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PMFebruary 6 (1 day)Bryan Carey, Instructor$20

Finger Painting for Parent and Child05W172.1 Sunday, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PMMarch 13 (1 day)Bryan Carey, Instructor$20

NEW! Polymer Clay (Ages 8 and up)In this class, students will learn to createbeads, pendants, earrings, and figures usingFimo Soft, a type of polymer clay that can beblended to create original colors and formedby hand into any shape.We will also discusshow to effectively use color in the design ofyour works.You will learn techniques thatwill enable you to do this art form at homeusing your own oven.This class is great forboth kids and adults.

05W445.1Thursdays, 4:30 PM - 6:30 PMFebruary 3 - March 22 (4 weeks)Sharon Spencer, Instructor$59

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Toddler / Parent Creative Dance (Ages 2 & 3)Explore dance with your little one throughfun and creative dance. Movement games,stories and songs help in your child’s physical, musical and social development.By participating with your child, you willshare in the process of building his/her skillsand confidence. Come and experience thespecial joy of dancing with your child! Note: This course can be repeated! Toddlers love thefamiliarity and mastery that come from repetition.

05W480.1 Saturdays, 9:15 AM - 10:00 AMJanuary 15 - March 19 (9 weeks)No class Feb 9Molloy Rogers, Instructor$72

Bellydance Workshop for Moms and DaughtersLearn with your daughter the beautiful andfun moves of this Middle Eastern dance.We’llcover shimmies, graceful arm movements andother beginning steps including a completedance we can all do. For mothers of any ageand their daughters age 7 and up. Bring alarge scarf for your hips.

05W253.1 Saturday, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PMJanuary 22 (1 day)Jamie Anderson, Instructor$30 for Mom and Daughter / $10 each additional child

Afro-Jazz I (Ages 6-9)This class is an exploration into the synthesisof jazz technique and African rhythm. Classesare upbeat and encourage the beginner aswell as the continuing dancer. Emphasis isplaced on the fusion of rhythmic awarenessand personal expression.We will explore the basic dance technique vocabulary andenergetic movements with syncopatedrhythm patterns.

05W425.1 Wednesdays, 4:30 PM - 5:30 PMJanuary 19 - March 23 (10 weeks)ShaLeigh Comerford, Instructor$80 or two credit card payments of $40

Afro-Jazz II (Ages 10-18)This class is an exploration into the synthesisof jazz technique and African rhythm. Classesare upbeat and encourage the beginner aswell as the continuing dancer. Emphasis isplaced on the fusion of rhythmic awarenessand personal expression.We will explore the basic dance technique vocabulary andenergetic movements with syncopatedrhythm patterns.

05W426.1 Thursdays, 6:00 PM - 7:00 PMJanuary 20 - March 24 (10 weeks)ShaLeigh Comerford, Instructor$80 or two credit card payments of $40

Hip Hop for Kids (Ages 9-13)Do you boogie in your bedroom when noone is looking? Come and jam with us!Students will learn combinations in the hip hop style, often seen on MTV. The classformat includes a walking warm-up with hiphop drills to help students get in shape whilethey learn basic footwork, patterns and tran-sitions. Parents: no need to worry, Kellykeeps it fun, positive and age appropriate.


NEW! Creative Dance for Children with Special NeedsThe goal of this course is to provide a funlearning environment while exploring movement possibilities and encouraging selfconfidence, range of motion, and creativeexploration.Ambulatory and non ambulatorystudents alike will explore dance throughmovement games, improvisations, and creative phrases. Creative games will focuson increasing alignment, body awareness,strength, balance, coordination, endurance,flexibility and self-esteem.

05W429.1 Thursdays, 5:00 PM - 6:00 PMJanuary 20 - March 24 (10 weeks)ShaLeigh Comerford, Instructor

$80 or two credit card payments of $40

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SPRING COURSES for ADULTS CLAY & GLASSSPRING COURSES for ADULTS CLAY & GLASSSPRING COURSES for ADULTS CLAY & GLASSSPRING COURSES for ADULTS CLAY & GLASSSPRING COURSES for ADULTS CLAY & GLASSWINTER COURSES for KIDS & TEENS DANCE & THEATREDance FUNdamentals That’s right, the emphasis is on FUN!Designed to introduce your child to thebasics of dance, this class will allow yourchild expression through movement whileexploring the building blocks of dance.Through age-appropriate movement,we’ll explore rhythm, coordination, spatial awareness, shape, form and improvisation.(Ages 3 & 4)

05W482.1 Thursdays, 3:15 PM - 4:00 PMJanuary 13 - March 24 (11 weeks)Molloy Rogers, Instructor$88 or two credit card payments of $44

05W482.2 Saturdays, 10:15 AM - 11:00 AMJanuary 15 - March 19 (9 weeks)No class Feb 19Molloy Rogers, Instructor$72

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05W484.2 Saturdays, 11:15 AM - 12:00 PMJanuary 15 - March 19 (9 weeks)No class Feb 19Molloy Rogers, Instructor$72

(Ages 6 - 8)


NEW! Intro to Jazz for Kids (Ages 9 - 13)For kids who like to move but have had littleformal training, this class will cover basicdance terminology from ballet and jazz.Students will learn a combination each week,drawing from theatre jazz, lyrical and modernjazz styles. Class format includes: isolations,barre work, alignment, posture, positions,beginning progressions across the floor, jazzwalk, pas de bouret, pirouettes, chenes, grandbattements, and various kicks.

05W422.1Mondays, 4:00 PM - 5:00 PMJanuary 24 - March 21 (8 weeks)No class Feb 21Kelly Colbert Baynham, Instructor$64

NEW! Kids Imaginative Dance Making (Ages 6-12)In this class students will explore how theirbodies can represent shapes and patterns aswe work imaginatively to create movementsequences.We will learn the concepts of sym-metry, tangents, and fractions, as we touch onthe history of dance, its many techniques andits ties to international cultures.The course isdesigned to improve areas such as English,Social Studies, Music, and Theater.The coursewill assist in conceptualization, building skillsin language facility, critical thinking, problemsolving, team building, and communication.Students will be encouraged to work togetherand challenged to think in new ways acrossdisciplines. Students will develop their ownoriginal dances to share in a final showing atthe conclusion of the class.

05W428.1 Thursdays, 4:00 PM - 5:00 PMJanuary 20 - March 24 (10 weeks)ShaLeigh Comerford, Instructor$80 or two credit card payments of $40

NEW! Theatre Dance: KIDS ON BROADWAY (Ages 12-16)In this class students will have the opportuni-ty to learn famous Broadway dance combina-tions. Exploring the body as an instrument ofexpression, students will learn the basic tech-niques of dance, improvisation, and perform-ance skills.

05W427.1 Wednesdays, 6:30 PM - 7:30 PMJanuary 19 - March 23 (10 weeks)ShaLeigh Comerford, Instructor$80 or two credit card payments of $40

Creative Theatre for Kids (Ages 6 - 10)Create characters from your imagination andbring them to life on stage. Learn how actorsand actresses use their voices, faces and bod-ies to become anyone or anything they wishto portray. Students will explore the basic ele-ments of theater technique and style whileutilizing the voice and body by practicingenunciation, projecting, and good stage pres-ence. Parents and friends can see what we’vedone at an informal performance, scheduledfor the last class.

05W470.1 Tuesdays, 3:30 PM - 4:30 PMJanuary 18 - March 8 (8 weeks)Vera Bennett Allen, Instructor$62

Theatre for Dramatic Teens and Pre-Teens (Ages 11 - 16)Do you have a teen or pre-teen looking for anoutlet for personal expression? Watch thembe engaged by the wonderful world ofdrama! Through theatre games, monologuesand other activities students will gradually seecharacters come to life while improving self-esteem, motivation and enhancing personaldevelopmental growth.An informal perform-ance will be presented at the end of class.

05W472.1 Tuesdays, 4:30 PM - 5:30 PMJanuary 18 - March 8 (8 weeks)Vera Bennett Allen, Instructor$62


JIMMY ALEXANDER began working in metal at the age of 16 with AlexanderWelding and Manufacturing, Inc. His duties included working on truck bodies and fuel oiltanker trucks: cutting and welding, forming and bending sheet metal, installation of pump-ing systems, and fabrication of parts. Jimmy worked for several other companies manufac-turing metal products before starting his own metalworking business in Durham. Jimmyhas participated in classes at the John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown, NC. He hasbeen a member of the North Carolina Chapter of Artist-Blacksmith’s Association of NorthAmerica for 17 years. His business has been in operation for 8 years and is currently locat-ed at 540 Foster St. in downtown Durham. Jimmy has been teaching Modern Metal Formsfor the Durham Arts Council for the past seven years.

JAMIE ANDERSON is a singer-songwriter who has toured nationally since the eight-ies. For the last several years she's also taught music and dance classes in schools and atmusic festivals. She's penned articles about songwriting for various music publicationsincluding "Songwriting and the Guitar," a book that also includes Paul Simon, Joni Mitchelland others. Jamie has seven recordings that prove you can write about anything, even pota-to chips. She is also an accomplished bellydancer who studied for ten years with interna-tionally known teacher Kathryn Ferguson.

DALE BAKER has over 20 years experience as a professional musician, having touredand/or recorded with the following artists: Sixpence None the Richer, Emmylou Harris, JimLauderdale and many others. In addition he’s recorded jingles and soundtracks forSouthwest Airlines, Scholastic Books, the Carolina Hurricanes and Pepsi. He received hisBM from the University of North Texas where he played in the famed 1:00 Lab Band andthe award winning UNT Drumline. Visit www.dalebakerdrummer.com for more info. Seewww.dalebakerdrummer.com for a full bio.

ANNE BAUGH began calligraphy in the 1980’s as a means of relaxation. Since thenshe has taught calligraphy both privately as well as for Durham Technical CommunityCollege. Anne is a former Durham County Schools teacher and currently hold a position ofExhibits Research Specialist at the North Carolina Museum of Life and Science.

VERA BENNETT-ALLEN received her BA in Dramatic Art from North CarolinaCentral University. She teaches Theatre Arts and Dance for Durham Public Schools andworks as a professional actress.

JONATHAN BLITZ is a St. Louisan who recently relocated to Durham. He worked asan apprentice potter at Krueger Pottery in St. Louis through his high school and undergrad-uate education. Later he served as an instructor and production potter at Krueger Potteryfor five years. Jonathan has taught students from 5 to 85, and from kindergarten to gradu-ate school. He received local acclaim for his kiln-building and stoneware workshops in St.Louis. Jonathan creates functional wheel-thrown stoneware glazed with high-temperaturereduction glazes.

ANTONIO BOGAERT first studied photography while earning a degree inCommunications in Belgium 18 years ago. His work has won awards and been published inboth Europe and the United States. In 1997, he founded Bogart & Bogart Photography inDurham, which specializes in black and white portraiture, fine art photography sales andcommercial assignments. You may see his work at www.bogartphoto.com, at his studio andat his latest exhibit will be at Craven Allen Gallery November 20th through January 8th.

BRYAN CAREY was introduced to Hatha Yoga as an integral part of his art training in1986. He studied with John Thomas Payne in the Yesudian style of yoga. At the suggestionof his teacher, he spent an additional seven years in self-study and practice while complet-ing 1650 hours of certified training in body-energy work. He also studied Vedu Literatureand Philosophy, Primordial Sound (BISA) Meditation and Ayurenedu approaches to healthand wholeness. He now teaches 600+ yoga classes per year. Bryan also apprenticed withArtist-Psychologist John Thomas Payne from 1986-1993. John Payne was the successor ofRuth Faison Shaw, the NC school teacher who introduced finger painting as a Modern Artform to the world in 1931. He spent an additional seven years studying her vocabulary, theShavian Technique, and he now endeavors to preserve the Shaw tradition.

KELLY COLBERT BAYNHAM is a singer/songwriter and co-owner of the SecondStory, a recording studio in Durham. After graduating from Stanford University, where shedanced in nationally televised primetime specials, Kelly toured for a decade as lead singerwith the basics. She has co-written, performed and produced 7 CD projects, a short filmscore, and original music for television. She studied jazz dance with Annie Zane in the SanFrancisco Bay Area and was an award winner at the Reno Jazz Festival Competition. Shehas participated in summer dance workshops at the Edge in Hollywood, CA and choreo-graphs competition-level students for local dance companies. Kelly brings a passion forthe healing arts to her teaching, as she is also certified in Thai Yoga therapy, Thai HerbalMedicine and Pilates.

JOHN COWAN attended the College of William and Mary and found a love of photog-raphy while working in technical theatre with the San Francisco Opera and the HoustonGrand Opera. He operated a theatrical photography business in eastern Virginia for twoyeas and in Manhattan for seven years. He graduated from the School of Visual Arts with aBFA in Photography in 1990.

SALLYE COYLE trained and worked as a scientist until she started exploring herartistic side through the Durham Arts Council. There, she discovered the joy of playingwith color and light while working with kiln-fired glass. Owner of Good Harbor Bay WarmGlass, she sells her glass art at local art shows (including Centerfest), and in galleriesacross the United States. Sallye is also Director of Training at ShopBot Tools, Inc, aDurham-based company that manufactures CNC tools.

NANCY CRUTE has a BS in environmental photography from UNC-Ashville as well asa Masters in Social Work. She is a self taught jewelry designer and has her own jewelryline, Rinski Designs. Nancy currently has her jewelry in several local businesses in theTriangle. Nancy’s photography has been published and she has won awards including theCover Art Honor for the Chapel Hill Women’s Center Annual Exhibit. She enjoys teachingwhich allows her to combine her creative drive with her social work skills. She has years ofexperience working with adults and children in a variety of capacities.

ALLISON T. DAVIDSON brings 20+ years of teaching experience to the class-room, as an Art Instructor and Preschool Director in Texas and North Carolina. Her educa-tion includes Graduate studies in Curriculum Design for Early Childhood. As a toddler andpreschool teacher in both traditional and parent-cooperative preschools, she has taught allcurriculum areas and explored numerous art media with children. She has developed andimplemented art projects in which parents and children work side-by-side in residentialtreatment centers and public and private schools.

ANNETTE DEFERRARI is a painter, graphic designer, and illustrator. Her designand illustration clients include: North Carolina Museum of Art, W.W. Norton & Co., andPrinceton University Press.

LARRY DOWNING received his BFA in sculpture from UNC Chapel Hill. He hastaught at DAC and Durham School of the Arts for several years. Larry has recently enjoyedshort classes at Penland and Rhode Island School of Design. His work can be seen atSomerhill Gallery in Chapel Hill and Raleigh Contemporary Gallery. Larry uses clay as hisprimary sculpture media and experiments with joining other materials with the clay, allow-ing him ultimate freedom for his poetic constructions.

CHAD DRAVK Having an Associate’s in Graphic Design and the silly comics he drawsnationally published wasn’t enough for Chad M. Dravk. He wanted to add life to his cre-ations. So, Chad attended The University of the Arts in Philadelphia to study the dynamicworld of Animation; thus resulting a BFA to add under his belt. Today, Chad resides inDurham using his talents at The Peoples Channel under the title of Animator/GraphicDesigner/Instructor, and for his own company one.too in which he constructs animatedshorts, comics, live-action projects, websites, graphic design and television shows for clien-tele and self. Chad also teaches several related courses at The Peoples Channel as well.

ELLEN FAIRCLOTH is a Chapel Hill based photographer with a BA from UNC-Chapel Hill. She has been a professional photographer since 2000 and currently teaches atThe Arts Center and Duke in addition to the Durham Arts Council. Her work has been pub-lished in books, magazines, and on the album covers of the Two Dollar Pistols, the HoustonBrothers, Chris Stamey, Kenny Roby and the Dynamite Brothers.

LEAH FRIEDMAN is a graduate of East Carolina University where she earned aBFA in Art Education. Since her graduation and a short teaching career, she has worked asa graphic designer for more than eight years. While spending allot of time freelancing herskills as a web site designer, she still enjoys getting her hands dirty and playing in themud! Leah has been a Clay Studio Assistant for the the Arts Council for more than threeyears and was in the 2003 Sanford Pottery Festival. Her work is mostly is non-functionaland representational with just a touch of whimsy.

PAM GENTRY has been working with glass since 1986. She enjoys teaching andwatching her students' work develop, just as hers did when she was a student. Pam'sextensive study of the various styles of traditional hand-crafted Italian glass, as well asmodern glass making technology, help her guide her students from the basic steps of glassdesign to a greater mastery of it. Pam hopes to have more time to work on her own artisticcreations in the near future.

NORMADIEN GIBSON WOOLBRIGHT is a graduate of the High School ofPerforming Arts in New York City and holds a BA in Dance Education from LehmanCollege. She has studied with Chuck Davis since her teens. Normadien became the ArtisticDirector of the Chuck Davis Dance Company when Chuck came to North Carolina. Shemoved from NYC to Durham in 1989 and still shares Chuck's vision.

TRACY HANCOCK, originally from Birmingham, Alabama, began his art instructionat The Savannah College of Art and Design and completed his course work at PrattInstitute in New York City. Mr. Hancock has done illustrations for the New York SundayTimes Book Review, and a painted cover for Nikki Giovanni’s Grandfathers. His work is rep-resented in collections in New York, Atlanta, Charleston, Birmingham, Chattanooga, andChapel Hill. He lives in Durham with his wife Sara and their two dogs Lamont and Grady.

EMILY HILDEBRAND is a painter and draftsperson who earned her M.F.A., cumlaude from the New York Academy of Art. Emily has taught at the New York Academy of Artand will be teaching this coming fall at New York University. She won the Friend of the NewYork City schools award for her work as a “gofigure” outreach teacher. She has exhibited innumerous shows in New York and in Europe and recently has been accepted into the PierogiGallery flat files. Her work is in collections across the United States and Europe.

CHAD HUGHES exhibits his work locally and regionally and has won several awardsfrom juried exhibitions. From 1980 to 1995 Chad taught drawing and painting classes andan occasional watercolor classes for DAC School. He returned to the DAC faculty in theSummer of 2000. Chad also teaches beginning level drawing at Durham TechnicalCommunity College and painting and art history at Vance Granville Community College.

BRAD KADENS studied under Sam Adoquei at his New York studio and monitoredfor his classes at the National Academy of Design in New York. He painted portraits pro-fessionally in New York.

LESLIE KILLEEN has been weaving since the mid 70's and is presently working onan eight shaft computer aided loom. Her work has been published in Weavers, Handwoven,Shuttle Spindle and Dyepot and the Handwoven Design Collections. She has presentedtalks/seminars at local guilds, the Boston Weaver's Guild, New England Weavers Seminarand Convergence-Denver, the Hand Weavers Guild of America (HGA) biennial conference.Nature feeds her inspirations. She is full time administrator for Pugh-Killeen Associateswhich does consulting, corporate level computer language training and web designs.

JENNIFER KUNZ holds a BFA in photography from the Rochester Institute ofTechnology. Her most recent work focuses on the transience of humanity within the naturalworld, including studies in B&W, and color photography, as well as large scale experimentalcolor photograms entitled “Shadow Portraits”. This work has been displayed in the HighFalls Gallery, as well as in a solo show at the Wallace Library in Rochester, NY.

PAULA MACLEOD s a self-taught mosaic artist from Durham, NC, and has workedin mosaics since 1997. She teaches mosaic techniques for the Durham Arts Council, ArtSpace in Raleigh, and privately. Working in glass, tile, marble, broken and found objects ina variety of mosaic techniques, Paula’s approach to mosaics combines the ancient with themodern forms. Paula is a recipient of the Durham Arts Council Emerging Artist Grant for2000-2001, and has exhibited in work in juried shows in North Carolina, South Carolina,New York, Missouri, Florida, California, and Ravenna, Italy. She is a graduate of EastCarolina University and a member of the Durham Art Guild and the Society of AmericanMosaic Artists. To learn more, visit www.flowersoup.com.

EMILY HAZEL MILLS is a knitter based in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. She earnedan undergraduate degree in Studio Art and Art History from Oberlin College and an MFA inTextiles from the Rhode Island School of Design. Emily’s felted evening gowns have beenshown at the RISD museum in Providence, RI, the University of Art and Design inHelsinki, Finland, and at the Triple Candie Gallery, NYC. She appeared as a guest artist onMartha Stewart Living in February 2004. Her hats, scarves, and evening gowns can befound at boutiques around the country, and online at http://emknits.com. Emily enjoyswater aerobics and keeping people warm in style.

MOLLY PASCA first learned to make pots in classes similar to the ones she nowteaches at Durham Arts Council. She’s been making pots for over ten years, and has beenteaching pottery at DAC for nearly five. Although most of her work is functional, Molly alsoloves creating one of a kind pieces. Her studio is in her home and she enjoys using as wellas selling her work. Molly primarily fires her work in an electric kiln, but the pyromania-side of her loves to fire her Raku kiln at night, with the pots glowing red-hot!

RUTH PINNELL holds an MFA from the American University in Washington, D.C.and has done post graduate work with John Menapace at Duke University. Pinnell is repre-sented by Lee Hansley Gallery in Raleigh and has shown photography widely in the U.S.,England, and Germany. In addition to teaching photography, she has curated and juriedphotographic exhibitions and has done critical writing for publication.

JEFF POE has been professionally working as a graphic designer and illustrator since1989. After graduating with a BFA in illustration from the Savannah College of Art andDesign, Poe began working for several local businesses. Since then he has extended hisspecialities to include packaging, press kits, corporate identities, and web sites. Poe pro-duces work for both local and international companies. His work can be seen in Europeand the Far East. Poe runs a design house affectionately called Nevermore Studios.

MOLLOY ROGERS has been DAC dance faculty for twelve years, returning after a shorthiatus. She holds a B.A. in dance, attending Adelphi University for Modern & Ballet, Jacob'sPillow for Post-Modern Dance and UNC-Greensboro for Dance Education. Molloy has studieddance pedagogy at the graduate level at Columbia University Teachers College, the VirginiaTanner Institute at the University of Utah, and with Anne Greene Gilbert at the Creative DanceCenter in Seattle, WA. As a full-time elementary school dance teacher for Durham PublicSchools, Molloy attended the Kenan Institute's A+ Institute and worked on the NC Departmentof Public Instruction's Revision Team for the NC Standard Course of Study in Dance.

LOIS SHARPE started with clay more than 20 years ago, when the Durham ArtsCouncil was on Vickers Ave. Her passion for this medium is evident in her finished work.Her pottery has evolved from simple pieces to intricate one-of-a-kind sculpted originals.She works from her home studio.

SHARON SPENCER is a native New Yorker, who has also lived and worked inCalifornia in addition to North Carolina. Most of her efforts have been in the non-profitarts. As a working artist she has participated in a variety of juried exhibits and sale shows.Her artistic disciplines include Stained Glass, Ceramics, FIMO and High Fire Stoneware,Beading, Enamel Bead Making, Cloisonné Enameling, Wax Carving for Jewelry, DirectMetal Construction of Jewelry and Macramé, and Dressmaking. Sharon has a BA inAlternative Education/Ceramics from CUNY, New York and an AA in Cost Accounting.

SANDIE STERN is owner of The Bead Room, our local full service bead store inDurham. She has been beading for 10+ years (actually, so long she can’t remember).Along with teaching beading in her studio, Sandie sponsors a local Artisan Fair and enjoysbeing an active vendor in Bead Shows on the East Coast.

OLGA TALANOVA is a native of Moscow, Russia and graduated from Moscow Schoolof Music with a Diploma in Teaching and Performing. She and her son live in Durham sinceimmigrating to the United States in 1989. She has played with several groups in the Triangleteaching violin, viola, piano, and chamber music. For many years she taught at her own stu-dio, the Cary School of Music, and the continuing education program at the North CarolinaState University. She has been a member of the Durham Music Teacher’s Association since1990 and a director of the chamber music program at the Duke University String School forover 10 years. She enjoys teaching a wide range of ages and levels.

GREG TAYLOR first learned to play guitar in a community education guitar class, andhe has been playing for twenty-five years! He has a bachelor’s degree in music from theUniversity of Miami, teaches privately, and recently taught music to pre-school children,Greg is also a local performing singer/songwriter and is currently finishing his first solo CD.

PAM WARDELL studied art at Windham College in Vermont . She continued at theHandcraft Center in Guilford Connecticut and began working with clay as a surface onwhich to paint. Her interests in clay grew into the desire to create three-dimensional forms.Today she creates functional pottery and sells her work at Green Tara Gallery.

ALEX WEISS is an award winning composer and multi-instrumentalist that has beencreating and performing music since 1969. His is originally from Queens NY but his inter-est in other cultures and styles of music have taken him to Africa, Europe, the MiddleEast, Mexico, and Honduras. Since 1992 Alex has led the world beat ensemble “DifferentDrum,” performing fun and informative concerts in the schools as well as festivals through-out the state. Alex is currently recording his 4th CD release on the Silent Dayze musiclabel due out this spring.

JO ELLEN WESTMORELAND is a Raleigh potter who creates both functionaland decorative wheel-thrown and handbuilt pieces. She is a member of the Triangle Potter’sGuild and shows her work at local craft fairs including Artsplosure and the Sanford PotteryFestival. She fires her work at cone 6 and cone 10 and enjoys Raku firing occasionally.

PAUL WINGLER received a Certificate of Graduation from the New York Institute ofPhotography. His portraits have been displayed internationally by such companies as Offthe Wall of Canada and Photo Showcase and Wicker By Design of the United States. InFebruary 2003, several of his images were introduced in exhibition at the ChileanEmbassy, Washington, D.C. The exhibition opening was in connection with theSmithsonian Association’s lecture on Chile. Paul is a charter member of SeniorPhotographers International and is an active member of Professional Photographers ofNorth Carolina (PPNC), where he has served as Central Guild Chairman and the StateConvention’s Model Chairman. As a member of Professional Photographers of America(PPA), he has participated as an instructor for the PPA’s “Super Monday” Seminars.

CONG YUAN studied at the Central Institute of Arts and Crafts in Beijing, China andreceived his MFA in Drawing and Painting at the University of Georgia. He has taught atUniversity of Georgia at Athens, SUNY and UNC-Chapel Hill. He works in oil, acrylics,watercolors, pencil, charcoal and Chinese Ink. He feels "at peace and at home" with bothwestern and eastern artistic approaches.

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WINTER REGISTRATION INFORMATION— REGISTRATION BEGINS DECEMBER 3 —

Help us serve you better by registering early! Mail-in registration for winter courses begins as soon as you receive this catalog! Course start dates vary throughout the term.

MAIL-IN OR FAX-IN REGISTRATION for winter courses begins as soon asyou receive this catalog. Mail your completed registration form with yourMastercard or Visa information or a check (payable to Durham ArtsCouncil) to: Registrar; Durham Arts Council, Inc.; 120 Morris St; Durham,NC 27701-3242. Our Fax number is 919-560-2725.

WALK-IN REGISTRATION are between 9:30 am and 5:30 pm, Monday -Friday in the Education Office, located on the main floor in the DurhamArts Council.

PHONE-IN REGISTRATION are accepted with a VISA or Mastercardbetween 9:30 am and 5:30 pm Monday-Friday. Call 919/560-2726.

REGISTER EARLY! Many courses fill quickly so we urge you to registerearly. Enrollment is guaranteed only by payment of your course fee andspace availability. Students are encouraged to wait until the 1st day ofclass to enroll. Only registered students are permitted in class.

CONFIRMATIONS We do not send confirmations for these courses.Unless notified by the Education Office, students who have registeredshould assume that their course will meet as scheduled. DAC School triesto schedule instructors well in advance of each term. On occasion,unforeseen circumstances require DAC to substitute instructors.

PAYMENT OPTIONSDAC School offers several options for tuition payment.

INSTALLMENT PLANS - Automatic installments of two equal payments are available on the registration form. Installments are not available for 1-day workshops or courses costing less than $75.You are required to paythe full course fee regardless of your attendance.

SENIOR DISCOUNTS - Students age 65 and older are eligible for a 20%discount on tuition.

CHILDREN’S SCHOLARSHIPS - Partial scholarships are awarded on thebasis of financial need, student interest and available funds.Applicantsmust complete and return a scholarship request and registration form atleast one week prior to the first class. Candidates will be notified by phone. Please call our office for more information at 560-2726.

OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADULTS - DAC School offers some work studyopportunities for adult students. Call 560-2726 for further informationabout any of the options described above.

CANCELLATION, WITHDRAWAL & REFUND Enrollment is limited in our courses and workshops and your participationis important to us. Once you have enrolled, we are counting on you toattend. If you must withdraw from a course, we provide these options:

IF DAC CANCELS A COURSE...You will receive a full refund. Please allow 3-4 weeks for processing.

IF YOU NEED TO WITHDRAW FROM A COURSE...You must notify DAC School’s registrar at lease one week before the firstclass, in writing.You will receive a refund less a $10 service charge percourse. Please allow 3-4 weeks for processing.

IF YOU HAVE AN EMERGENCY...If an emergency prevents you from continuing your course, DAC mayextend credit toward a future course, at the registrar’s discretion.Anycredit you receive from DAC will be valid for one year from the date younotify us. DAC will not extend credit for occasional classes missed due toillness or other circumstances

IF YOUR SCHEDULE CHANGES...You will not receive a cash refund.You may transfer your remaining balance to another course in the same term for you or a family member.

INCLEMENT WEATHER...In case of inclement weather, DAC will incorporate the same policies asthose of the Durham County and City schools.

DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL, INC. MAKES ALL OF ITS PROGRAMS, FACILITIESAND SERVICES AVAILABLE WITHOUT REGARD TO RACE, COLOR, SEX,CREED, RELIGION,ANCESTRY, NATIONAL ORIGIN,AGE, DISABILITY,GENDER PREFERENCE, MARITAL STATUS OR POLITICAL AFFILIATION.

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I will pay my fee(s) in two equal installments of $_____ each. The first payment is due upon registration and the second payment is due on or before February 7, 2004. I understand that I am obligated to pay the full course fee regardless of my attendance and that refunds are subject to the terms outlined under Course Cancellations and Refunds to the left. If you are charging your registration, we will automatically charge your second payment on or around February 7 unless we hear from you otherwise.

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Durham Arts Council, Inc. occasionally take photographs of classes for use in DAC publicity.

WAIVER OF LIABILITY: In consideration for Durham Arts Council, Inc. making its programs availableto me and/or my child, I hereby release Durham Arts Council, Inc. its employees, volunteers andagents from any and all liability, cost or expense associated with any injury I and/or my child may sus-tain while participating in the above programs.

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A Certificate Program offered bythe Partnership between DurhamTechnical Community College and

the Durham Arts Council

THE DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL

in partnership with

DURHAM TECHNICALCOMMUNITY COLLEGE

is offering two new Certificate Programs:

Make a Living in Photography

and

Make a Living in Graphic Design.

You can fine-tune your present skills, learn new ones, and enrich

your career with courses recognizedfor their ability to meet training

and development needs.

CEU credits are offered with eachcourse. All courses take place at

the Durham Arts Council.

Students may register through theDurham Technical Community

College or Durham Arts Council.

MAKING A LIVINGMAKING A LIVING INPHOTOGRAPHYCERTIFICATE PROGRAM OVERVIEWCommercial, Wedding, Portrait,Fashion, Photojournalism, Travel,Sports photography are a few amonga wide range of specializations forphotographers. Which specialtyshould you choose and what are theessentials for that path? Certainly,each area requires some core photo-graphic skills, but it takes much morethan the ability to point and shoot orenjoying pictures to become a suc-cessful photographer. It takes hardwork and dedication to learning boththe technical and visual aspects ofthis field of visual communication.

REQUIRED COURSES INCLUDE:■■ Basic Camera Techniques■■ Basic Black and White Darkroom ■■ Advanced Darkroom■■ Exploring Photographic Composition■■ Lighting Techniques■■ Adobe Photoshop■■ Managing Your Arts Business I ■■ Managing Your Arts Business II■■ Marketing Yourself and Your Work■■ Photographic Excursions■■ Portrait Photography

ONE REQUIRED ELECTIVE: ■■ Documentary Wedding Photography■■ Digital Photography■■ Introduction to Commercial

and Product Photography■■ Travel Photography

SEE NEXT PAGE FOR ELIGIBLE CERTIFICATECOURSES BEING TAUGHT THIS SESSION.

MAKING A LIVING IN GRAPHIC DESIGN CERTIFICATE PROGRAM OVERVIEWWhat are the jobs and opportunities ingraphic design? Whether it’s freelance, adagency, publishing, or in-house designer for a business or non-profit, there’s a lot to do. What’s best foryour talent, skill level, or interest? Whatare the dos and don’ts of good design?How do you build a career in this growingfield?

REQUIRED COURSES INCLUDE: ■■ Introduction to Graphic Design

■■ Drawing Fundamentals for Graphic Design(previously named Drawing and Design)

■■ Color Theory

■■ Typography

■■ Adobe Illustrator

■■ Adobe PageMaker

■■ Adobe Photoshop

■■ Web Design

■■ Storyboarding for the Web

■■ Advanced Design Principles

■■ Quark XPress

■■ Managing Your Arts Business I

■■ Managing Your Arts Business II

■■ Marketing Yourself and Your Work

SEE NEXT PAGE FOR ELIGIBLE CERTIFICATECOURSES BEING TAUGHT THIS SESSION.

IN THE ARTS


Adobe Photoshop§In this introductory course you’ll learn how useful and vigorous Photoshop can be in practically any art form or trade; such as photography,graphic-design,website fabrication,comics, fiber-art, animation, scrap-booking - thecapabilities are practically endless. Becomeproficient in image manipulation, scanning,composite-works-of-art, flyer creation,newspaperads, comics, trick-photography,‘zines - the listcould go on and on. Discover this dexterouscomputer program’s many uses even the practiced user may not be aware of.Participantsshould have a rudimentary understanding ofPC’s. All students in this course will receivedigital studio access during open studio hours.

05W2510009 Sundays, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PMJanuary 30 - March 6 (6 weeks)$218

Advanced DarkroomtSo you’ve learned the basics of film developingand making prints in a darkroom.Ansel Adamsonce said that the photographic negative waslike a musical score and the print was like theperformance. Join a master printer in a classthat is certain to make your prints absolutelysing! You’ll learn advanced printing techniquessuch as split filtering, toning, and bleaching.Find out what masterpieces are hiding inyour negatives! All students in this course willreceive darkroom studio access during openstudio hours.

05W2510006 Mondays, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PMJanuary 10 - March 14 (8 weeks)No class Jan 18 & Feb 14$179

Basic Black and White DarkroomtLearn the magic of black and white darkroom!We will cover film processing, making contactsheets, and the process of fine print develop-ment. Students will receive a studio card thatallows them to use the darkroom to practicetheir skills outside of class.All students in thiscourse will receive darkroom studio accessduring open studio hours.


Basic Camera TechniquestWant to learn how to use your manual camerawith confidence? Then this course is designedfor you! We’ll cover camera operation, lightmeters, proper exposure, filters, flashes, filmand the elements of good composition.You will need a 35mm camera with manualcapabilities.We’ll discuss film requirements atthe first session.All students in this course willreceive their choice of darkroom or digital studio access during open studio hours.

05W2510004 Mondays, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PMJanuary 24 - March 7 (6 weeks)No class Feb 14$142

Digital Photography PDigital photography is cost-effective and isgrowing in popularity. Digital photography isa growing field that most photographers willneed to have an understanding of in the coming years. Learn how to capture, edit, andproduce top quality images for the internetand printing. By mastering digital cameratechniques, you will gain access to a wholenew world rarely obtained by photographerswith conventional film photography. This digital course guides you through the processof evaluating digital cameras, digital imaging,digital editing and digital printing.All studentsin this course will receive digital studioaccess during open studio hours.

05W2510010 Wednesdays, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PMJanuary 26 - March 2 (6 weeks)$218

Exploring Photographic CompositiontWhether it’s film or digital, point & shoot orSLR,vacation shots or fine art good compositionis the key to memorable photo. Learn to anticipate and create composition in theviewfinder, using a variety of both technicaland subjective techniques to make your photoa lasting image. This will be a very hands-onclass, so expect to shoot a roll per week (ordigital equivalent).

05W2510011 Tuesdays, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PMJanuary 18 - March 8 (8 weeks)$179

Photographic ExcursionstThis intermediate-level photography class alternates between photo shoots on locationand critiquing sessions.Students travel to nearbylocations and shoot as if they were on assign-ment.The instructor is on hand for instruction,suggestions, and questions while students havetheir camera in hand. Every other week,students have an in-depth critique and exploration of their work.This course helpsstudents develop their eye and their specificphotographic style.The course also aids students in learning how to meet a client’sneeds and expectations.All students in thiscourse will receive their choice of darkroom ordigital studio access during open studio hours.

05W2510008Thursdays, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PMJanuary 20 - March 10 (8 weeks)$179

Portrait PhotographytThere will always be a demand for portraits.In this course learn skills that help you understand and practice the art of portraitphotography. This course covers the basics of portrait photography such as posing andlighting instructions, composition, cameraviewpoint, cropping, perspective, and background. Using the skills from class,students develop their own aesthetics andsenses of style.All students in this course willreceive their choice of darkroom or digitalstudio access during open studio hours.


NEW! Managing Your Arts Business II(Accounting)§Designed to teach the skills needed for the accounting aspects of small business management, this course focuses on debitand credit accounting, planning cash flow,and interpreting finacial statements. Studentswill also learn to calculate inventory costsand the costs of goods sold as well as determine company profitability.


MAKING A LIVING IN PHOTOGRAPHYA Certificate Program offered by the Partnership between Durham Technical Community College and the Durham Arts Council

All Program Certificate Courses include a lab pass for all open studio hours. Note: Only courses listed in this section are eligible for the Certificate Program.tRequired course for Make a Living in the Arts Photography Curriculum *Required course for Make a Living in the Arts Graphic Design Curriculum §Required course for Both Curriculums. P Elective course.


Adobe PageMaker*This course introduces the basics of AdobePageMaker to design.Students gain the knowledge necessary to create documents withPageMaker by entering, importing,and format-ting text.Additional topics include creating andmanipulating art using the toolbox,changingpage views,creating multiple columns,definingmaster pages,wrapping text around graphics,and designing attractive text layouts usingframes.Saving and printing are also covered.


Adobe Photoshop§In this introductory course you’ll learn how useful and vigorous Photoshop can be in practically any art form or trade; such as photography,graphic-design,website fabrication,comics, fiber-art, animation, scrap-booking - thecapabilities are practically endless. Becomeproficient in image manipulation, scanning,composite-works-of-art, flyer creation,newspaperads, comics, trick-photography,‘zines - the listcould go on and on. Discover this dexterouscomputer program’s many uses even the practiced user may not be aware of.Participantsshould have a rudimentary understanding ofPC’s. All students in this course will receivedigital studio access during open studio hours.

05W2510009 Sundays, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PMJanuary 30 - March 6 (6 weeks)$218

Drawing Fundamentals For Graphic Design*A magazine ad starts with a sketch.The firststep in creating that sketch is learning to see.Discover how to sharpen your powers ofobservation and improve your drawing skillswith regard to design.You will work withbasic design principles to develope your skillsfor real world jobs. Learn to skillfully use avariety of traditional drawing techniques andmaterials to illustrate your idea to your client.


Illustrator Innovations*Unleash your creativity with Adobe Illustrator!Illustrator is the leading software for creatingvector graphics within the design industrytoday. Learn the techniques of professionalswhether you are a beginner or an artist whowants to create more. Students are guidedthrough the basic tools to develop stronggraphics for logos, business cards, and postersthat can be used in real-life projects.Topicsinclude interface tools; manipulating shapesand paths; paintings; drawing with the pentool; and creating layers, type/color specialeffects, and the gradient mesh. Prerequisites: Basiccomputer knowledge and drawing skills. All students in this coursewill receive digital studio access during open studio hours.


Introduction to Graphic Design*Where do logo marks come from? CD covers?Billboards? What kinds of images would youuse to communicate if you didn’t talk? In thishands-on, overview class, students receive spe-cific assignments geared to introduce them tothe “nuts and bolts”concepts that drive graphicdesign. Study the basics of page layout andconceptualization, build the foundation of agraphic language through problem solving,visual communication, finessing a design, andworking with the creative process with a finalproduct in mind. Bring an idea for a real orimagined company (the instructor has ideas ifyou don’t) for investigating visual communica-tion.All students in this course will receive digital studio access during open studio hours.

05W2510020 Thursdays, 7:00 PM - 9:30 PMJanuary 27 - March 10 (7 weeks)$213

Typography*This course explores the function of typographyas the basic material of communication andinvestigates the use of typography as a creativevisual communication tool. Students study theproportions and character of letterforms.They work on expanding their conceptualapproach to typography and discover newways to best represent their unique vision in each assignment.Assignments relating toposters, book jackets, illustrations, and CDdesigns are included. Prerequisite:AdobeIllustrator ** Students enrolled in Illustratorthis semester may also take this course.


Web Design*This course offers students the opportunity tolearn skills that will give them a boost into thechallenging and creative field of web design.Web design is an innovative and imaginativefield that incorporates technical skills, creativity,visual communication, information science,and entrepreneurship. This course will covertechnical fundamentals and design principlesthat will give you a strong foundation in webdesign.All students in this course will receivedigital studio access during open studiohours.


NEW! Managing Your Arts Business II(Accounting)§Designed to teach the skills needed for theaccounting aspects of small business manage-ment, this course focuses on debit and creditaccounting,planning cash flow,and interpretingfinacial statements. Students will also learn tocalculate inventory costs and the costs ofgoods sold as well as determine company profitability.


MAKING A LIVING IN GRAPHIC DESIGNA Certificate Program offered by the Partnership between Durham Technical Community College and the Durham Arts Council

All Program Certificate Courses include a lab pass for all open studio hours. Note: Only courses listed in this section are eligible for the Certificate Program.tRequired course for Make a Living in the Arts Photography Curriculum *Required course for Make a Living in the Arts Graphic Design Curriculum §Required course for Both Curriculums. P Elective course.

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