Fallbrook School of the Arts

Intermediate Ceramics  Weds Aug 25th to Oct 13th, 2010 

9:30am to 12:30pm   Cost: $75.00

This ceramics class is for intermediate students with previous experience in the art of ceramics.  Ceramic artist Jo sebern will provide on-going instruction, with an emphasis on independent projects and open studio.

Click here to register or for more details

Fall Mudslingers Sept 1st to Sept. 29, 2010

Studio time is 3:45pm to 4:45pm.  

Students will create fun and exciting themed projects in ceramics while learning how to work with clay. Ceramic Artist Jo Sebern’s goal for this class is for students to enjoy themselves while developing their artistic ability using the three dimensional medium of clay. Each student will take home several finished pieces and participate in a Raku firing. Classes 1 & 2 are building, classes 3 & 4 are glazing, and class 5 is a Raku experience.  It is highly recommended that students attend ALL classes in order to complete the projects.  Cost: $60 including materials and firing fees.

Click here to register or for more details

Preserving Mexican culture through dance.

Youth 4:30 to 5:30 pm

Adult 5:30 to 7:30pm

Wednesdays, August 18th to Sept 15th  6-8pm     $115.00

This class will focus on using the wheel, glazing, and various firing techniques including a Raku firing.

Click here to register or for more details

Preserving Mexican culture through dance.

Youth 4:30 to 5:30 pm

Adult 5:30 to 7:30pm

Friends of The Fallbrook Library

Contact Amanda Heller - Youth Services Librarian, SD County Fallbrook

www.sdcl.org

Contact Jerri Patchett

Studio A

Tuesdays August 24th to Oct 12th, 2010  9:30am to 12:30pm

Cost $75.00

This class is suitable for the beginner who requires more one-on-one instruction and training in the art of ceramics.  This class will focus on fundamental construction, surface decoration, glazing and firing techniques.

Click here to register or for more details

Independent - Ceramics group meets every Tuesday evening @ 5-7 pm ; 8 week sessions.

For complete information call Jo Sebern @ 760-731-2229.

Intermediate Ceramics  Weds Aug 25th to Oct 13th, 2010 

9:30am to 12:30pm   Cost: $75.00

This ceramics class is for intermediate students with previous experience in the art of ceramics.  Ceramic artist Jo sebern will provide on-going instruction, with an emphasis on independent projects and open studio.

Click here to register or for more details

Contact Marlo Miller

Fall Mudslingers Sept 1st to Sept. 29, 2010

Studio time is 3:45pm to 4:45pm.  

Students will create fun and exciting themed projects in ceramics while learning how to work with clay. Ceramic Artist Jo Sebern’s goal for this class is for students to enjoy themselves while developing their artistic ability using the three dimensional medium of clay. Each student will take home several finished pieces and participate in a Raku firing. Classes 1 & 2 are building, classes 3 & 4 are glazing, and class 5 is a Raku experience.  It is highly recommended that students attend ALL classes in order to complete the projects.  Cost: $60 including materials and firing fees.

Click here to register or for more details

Preserving Mexican culture through dance.

Youth 4:30 to 5:30 pm

Adult 5:30 to 7:30pm

Wednesdays, August 18th to Sept 15th  6-8pm     $115.00

This class will focus on using the wheel, glazing, and various firing techniques including a Raku firing.

Click here to register or for more details

Preserving Mexican culture through dance.

Youth 4:30 to 5:30 pm

Adult 5:30 to 7:30pm

Discover words for the things your mother never taught you. Play with them in poetry or prose.  Through a series of experiences, writing prompts, sharing and feedback, we will engage all the senses in the literature of lust and love - with things sweet and savory, soft and hard, light and dark, funny and sad.....

Basic Digital Photography & Lab with Jon Harwood and Robert Feuerstein
Saturday September 11th              930pm-330pm           COST: $50 for the class including handouts.

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This class is intended for those with very little or no experience in operating a digital camera.  Participants will get hands on experience in operating their digital cameras.  This class is focused on participants who wish to increase their understanding of the basic controls of their camera. Subjects include understanding the dials on your camera, using & adjusting the menu, using the zoom lens, focusing, explaining cables & digital media cards, taking a good basic photo, & getting it onto a computer.  Participants should bring their personal camera to class with a media card. Students will do hands on basic digital photo shoot on location at the school. 

Please call Dixon Fish at 760-468-4600 for more info.

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This process is much easier than conventional lithography without all the chemical processing!

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Make Your Own Stamps! With Amber George  

September 13th 10:00-4:00   

Cost: $40.00, includes stamp blocks   Ages 12yrs & Up

Perfect for any crafter or artist, come learn how to make your own rubber stamps. Bring your own original imagery or use copyright free imagery to create your own versatile stamps to use in fine art, crafts, book arts, quilting and anything else creative!  Materials to bring: Speedball Lino Cutter Assortment No. 1, 2 - black fine tip sharpies, ink pads in your choice of colors, decorative and absorbent papers, and inspiring imagery.

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Learn Classical Drawing with Igor Koutsenko

Cost: $175.00   9am to Noon  Sept 14th to Oct 19th 2010

Learn the universal rules of how to draw what you see. Take the experience of many generations of fine artists and you don’t have to invent the wheel. Master this craft and then take your own path. This is an ongoing class/workshop for beginning to advanced students.

Click here to register or for more information

Tuesdays August 24th to Oct 12th, 2010  9:30am to 12:30pm

Cost $75.00

This class is suitable for the beginner who requires more one-on-one instruction and training in the art of ceramics.  This class will focus on fundamental construction, surface decoration, glazing and firing techniques.

Click here to register or for more details

This process is much easier than conventional lithography without all the chemical processing!

Click here for more information or to register

Independent - Ceramics group meets every Tuesday evening @ 5-7 pm ; 8 week sessions.

For complete information call Jo Sebern @ 760-731-2229.

Intermediate Ceramics  Weds Aug 25th to Oct 13th, 2010 

9:30am to 12:30pm   Cost: $75.00

This ceramics class is for intermediate students with previous experience in the art of ceramics.  Ceramic artist Jo sebern will provide on-going instruction, with an emphasis on independent projects and open studio.

Click here to register or for more details

This process is much easier than conventional lithography without all the chemical processing!

Click here for more information or to register

Fall Mudslingers Sept 1st to Sept. 29, 2010

Studio time is 3:45pm to 4:45pm.  

Students will create fun and exciting themed projects in ceramics while learning how to work with clay. Ceramic Artist Jo Sebern’s goal for this class is for students to enjoy themselves while developing their artistic ability using the three dimensional medium of clay. Each student will take home several finished pieces and participate in a Raku firing. Classes 1 & 2 are building, classes 3 & 4 are glazing, and class 5 is a Raku experience.  It is highly recommended that students attend ALL classes in order to complete the projects.  Cost: $60 including materials and firing fees.

Click here to register or for more details

Preserving Mexican culture through dance.

Youth 4:30 to 5:30 pm

Adult 5:30 to 7:30pm

Wednesdays, August 18th to Sept 15th  6-8pm     $115.00

This class will focus on using the wheel, glazing, and various firing techniques including a Raku firing.

Click here to register or for more details

FALLBROOK FILM FACTORY PROGRAMS
Writing a Screenplay That Sells with Adrienne Armstrong
Wednesdays from 6:30pm-8:00pm.  September 15- November 3rd, 2010.
COST: $200.00 Active FFF members will receive A $50 rebate at the end of the program to be issued by FALLBROOK FILM FACTORY. Limit 20 students.

Learn how to construct your script, develop your characters and structure realistic and compelling dialogue.  By the end of the first 8 week course, you should have the first 40 pages of your screenplay completed. 

Adrienne Armstrong has been a WGA member since 1986.  She has had numerous television shows produced, both half hour and hour.  She has worked on staff and written produced television shows and documentaries for NBC, ABC, CBS and cable.  She won a Writer’s Guild Blue Ribbon Panel Award for her episode of Northern Exposure, won many awards for her three documentaries produced for A&E and is a produced feature film writer and published book author.  Adrienne has studied screenwriting at Cal State Northridge, UCLA, and with such writing gurus as Syd Field and John Truby.

Click here to register or for more details

Preserving Mexican culture through dance.

Youth 4:30 to 5:30 pm

Adult 5:30 to 7:30pm

FRIDAY September 17th Female Semi-Nude (quick and long poses)              
Cost: $15.00 including model fees            

No instruction

ALL MEDIUMS WELCOME

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Friends of The Fallbrook Library

Contact Amanda Heller - Youth Services Librarian, SD County Fallbrook

www.sdcl.org

This beginning course teaches the safe, practical use of standard welding equipment and it's applications.  Electric arc and oxy acetylene gas methods will be used to demonstrate welded fusing techniques.  Common steel stock, bars and plates provided, and serve as practice material for each student.   Participants 16 yrs and up are asked to bring their own collected/found material, steel only, test with magnet. Proper apparel must be worn for safety such as leather shoes, cap, loose fitting long sleeve shirt and pants. Other items include welding apron, welding goggles, arc helmet (auto darkening preferably) and face shield.   Limit 6 students.

Click here to register or for more detailed information

Contact Jerry Patchett for more info

The Digital SLR Camera with Jon Harwood and Robert Feuerstein
Saturday September 18th             

930pm-1230pm                     COST: $30 including CD.
This class is for those who are experienced in the digital SLR camera operations, but want to get the most out their camera.  Subjects will include learning detailed camera operations such as when to use auto vs. manual settings, setting apertures & shutters speeds, ISO sensitivity, white balance, histograms,  focus settings –(auto, manual, macro), image quality & size settings.    A hands-on photo shoot on location at the school will assist in adjusting your camera to solve more complex photographic problems. Students are required to bring their digital SLR camera and a laptop with a digital editing program installed, such as Photoshop Elements.

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Click here to register or for more details

Pure Basics Watercolor with Helen Shafer Garcia
September 20th-November 8th  Mondays 1pm-3pm   Cost: $155.00 per 8 week session.

A class for the pure beginner:  Experience the process of watercolors in a relaxed and fun atmosphere. This class will focus more on the process rather than product which will allow you to easily develop painting skills.  Practice different techniques including brush marks, glazing, wet into wet, direct painting methods and washes. Discover ways to create surface textures using scraping tools, stamps, and resists. Gain color theory vocabulary and skills necessary for color mixing plans. Returning students will benefit from new class assignments each quarter.

Supplies will be discussed at the first class meeting. Please bring the following materials to  the first day of class: 1 sheet 140 Arches 140lb cold pressed watercolor paper, 1 round #12 or #14 watercolor brush, watercolor pigments that you already have on hand in a palette, water container, 2b pencil, journal for notes. 

Click here to register or for more information

  Please email Helen if you have any questions at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
or visit www.helenshafergarcia.com

Learn Classical Drawing with Igor Koutsenko

Cost: $175.00   9am to Noon  Sept 14th to Oct 19th 2010

Learn the universal rules of how to draw what you see. Take the experience of many generations of fine artists and you don’t have to invent the wheel. Master this craft and then take your own path. This is an ongoing class/workshop for beginning to advanced students.

Click here to register or for more information

Tuesdays August 24th to Oct 12th, 2010  9:30am to 12:30pm

Cost $75.00

This class is suitable for the beginner who requires more one-on-one instruction and training in the art of ceramics.  This class will focus on fundamental construction, surface decoration, glazing and firing techniques.

Click here to register or for more details

Independent - Ceramics group meets every Tuesday evening @ 5-7 pm ; 8 week sessions.

For complete information call Jo Sebern @ 760-731-2229.

Intermediate Ceramics  Weds Aug 25th to Oct 13th, 2010 

9:30am to 12:30pm   Cost: $75.00

This ceramics class is for intermediate students with previous experience in the art of ceramics.  Ceramic artist Jo sebern will provide on-going instruction, with an emphasis on independent projects and open studio.

Click here to register or for more details

Pastel Painting: in the Studio and Plein Air with Helen Shafer Garcia - A class for all levels
Wednesdays, September 22nd-November 10th, 1pm-4pm 

Cost: $155.00 per 8 week session.

Pastels are an exciting and immediate medium, which incorporates both drawing and painting simultaneously. Explore techniques and gain drawing skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Techniques include hatching, broken color, blending, and feathering and we will explore various kinds of under paintings.  Still Life, landscapes and other nature inspired subjects will be investigated. Different papers or supports will be used to determine which is best for your style of painting. We will also discover effective approaches painting on location with pastel. Learn how to capture the beauty of light on location and create effective illusions with values, color relationships, shapes and edges. Along with studio time we’ll explore 2 or 3 painting locations including beautiful Santa Rosa Plateau near Murrieta. Demonstrations will include techniques, problem solving, texture methods and composition components. 

Supplies will be discussed at the first class meeting. Please bring the following materials to  the first day of class: 1 set of (24 or more) hard Prismacolor Nupastels, vine charcoal sticks, 2 sheets 19 ½ x 25 ½” (or a pad 12” x 16” or larger) middle valued Canson Mi-Tientes Pastel paper, support board 12” x 16” or larger, artist’s tape, 2b pencil, journal for notes.  Limit 12 students.

Click here to register or for more information

  Please email Helen if you have any questions at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
or visit www.helenshafergarcia.com

Fall Mudslingers Sept 1st to Sept. 29, 2010

Studio time is 3:45pm to 4:45pm.  

Students will create fun and exciting themed projects in ceramics while learning how to work with clay. Ceramic Artist Jo Sebern’s goal for this class is for students to enjoy themselves while developing their artistic ability using the three dimensional medium of clay. Each student will take home several finished pieces and participate in a Raku firing. Classes 1 & 2 are building, classes 3 & 4 are glazing, and class 5 is a Raku experience.  It is highly recommended that students attend ALL classes in order to complete the projects.  Cost: $60 including materials and firing fees.

Click here to register or for more details

Preserving Mexican culture through dance.

Youth 4:30 to 5:30 pm

Adult 5:30 to 7:30pm

FALLBROOK FILM FACTORY PROGRAMS
Writing a Screenplay That Sells with Adrienne Armstrong
Wednesdays from 6:30pm-8:00pm.  September 15- November 3rd, 2010.
COST: $200.00 Active FFF members will receive A $50 rebate at the end of the program to be issued by FALLBROOK FILM FACTORY. Limit 20 students.

Learn how to construct your script, develop your characters and structure realistic and compelling dialogue.  By the end of the first 8 week course, you should have the first 40 pages of your screenplay completed. 

Adrienne Armstrong has been a WGA member since 1986.  She has had numerous television shows produced, both half hour and hour.  She has worked on staff and written produced television shows and documentaries for NBC, ABC, CBS and cable.  She won a Writer’s Guild Blue Ribbon Panel Award for her episode of Northern Exposure, won many awards for her three documentaries produced for A&E and is a produced feature film writer and published book author.  Adrienne has studied screenwriting at Cal State Northridge, UCLA, and with such writing gurus as Syd Field and John Truby.

Click here to register or for more details

Watermedia Painting- A Contemporary Approach with Helen Shafer Garcia
Thursdays, September 23rd-November 11th, 9am-12pm   

Cost: $155.00 per 8 week session.  Materials not included.

This class will focus on contemporary watercolor and liquid acrylic contemporary approaches of painting. Surface textures, collage, pours, mark making, and batik methods will be explored along with conceptual compositional approaches. All skill levels are welcome although Pure Basics Watercolor class is recommended first for the absolute beginner.  Alternative supports will be explored in acrylic and watercolor.  Pigment characteristics, color theory, composition, and design will also be covered with demos, critiques and individual instruction. Returning students will benefit from new class assignments each quarter. Supplies will be discussed at the first class meeting. Please bring the following materials to  the first day of class: ½ sheet 140 Arches 140lb cold pressed watercolor paper, 1 round #12 or #14 watercolor or acrylic brush, watercolor or liquid acrylic pigments that you already have on hand in a palette, water container, 2b pencil, journal for notes. 

Click here to register or for more information

 Book Arts: Embellished and Stitched with Helen Shafer Garcia
Thursdays, September 23rd-November 11th, 1pm-4pm   Cost: $155.00 per 8 week session.  Materials not included. 

Discover the art of book making using contemporary mixed media techniques. Encaustic cover journals, fold books, and Polymer clay cover books will be explored in contemporary directions. Content and concept will be approached with prose, images and text. Have your art passion awakened  as you learn mixed media techniques with beeswax, acrylics and other mediums to create various embellished and collaged papers to bind into books.  Learn classic binding techniques using Coptic, French and Pamphlet stitches. Explore endless possibilities and approaches for book construction. This is a great way to “repurpose” art papers, unresolved paintings, ephemera and other assorted found objects!

Click here for more information or to register 

Preserving Mexican culture through dance.

Youth 4:30 to 5:30 pm

Adult 5:30 to 7:30pm

This open studio time gives artists a place to work together in a friendly, fun atmosphere. Come exchange ideas, discuss your works in progress, make friends or just hang out. We supply the basic set up including full spectrum lighting, easels, drawing boards, work tables, stands for still life or model set up.  Artists bring your own supplies and projects.

*For 2010 register yourself for the $5.00 fee and you get to bring a friend for free!

We encourage all prospective students to please register a minimum of one week in advance to avoid class cancellation.

Click here for more info or to register

 

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This beginning course teaches the safe, practical use of standard welding equipment and it's applications.  Electric arc and oxy acetylene gas methods will be used to demonstrate welded fusing techniques.  Common steel stock, bars and plates provided, and serve as practice material for each student.   Participants 16 yrs and up are asked to bring their own collected/found material, steel only, test with magnet. Proper apparel must be worn for safety such as leather shoes, cap, loose fitting long sleeve shirt and pants. Other items include welding apron, welding goggles, arc helmet (auto darkening preferably) and face shield.   Limit 6 students.

Click here to register or for more detailed information

 

Click here to register or for more details

Click here to register or for more details

Pure Basics Watercolor with Helen Shafer Garcia
September 20th-November 8th  Mondays 1pm-3pm   Cost: $155.00 per 8 week session.

A class for the pure beginner:  Experience the process of watercolors in a relaxed and fun atmosphere. This class will focus more on the process rather than product which will allow you to easily develop painting skills.  Practice different techniques including brush marks, glazing, wet into wet, direct painting methods and washes. Discover ways to create surface textures using scraping tools, stamps, and resists. Gain color theory vocabulary and skills necessary for color mixing plans. Returning students will benefit from new class assignments each quarter.

Supplies will be discussed at the first class meeting. Please bring the following materials to  the first day of class: 1 sheet 140 Arches 140lb cold pressed watercolor paper, 1 round #12 or #14 watercolor brush, watercolor pigments that you already have on hand in a palette, water container, 2b pencil, journal for notes. 

Click here to register or for more information

  Please email Helen if you have any questions at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
or visit www.helenshafergarcia.com

Learn Classical Drawing with Igor Koutsenko

Cost: $175.00   9am to Noon  Sept 14th to Oct 19th 2010

Learn the universal rules of how to draw what you see. Take the experience of many generations of fine artists and you don’t have to invent the wheel. Master this craft and then take your own path. This is an ongoing class/workshop for beginning to advanced students.

Click here to register or for more information

Tuesdays August 24th to Oct 12th, 2010  9:30am to 12:30pm

Cost $75.00

This class is suitable for the beginner who requires more one-on-one instruction and training in the art of ceramics.  This class will focus on fundamental construction, surface decoration, glazing and firing techniques.

Click here to register or for more details

Independent - Ceramics group meets every Tuesday evening @ 5-7 pm ; 8 week sessions.

For complete information call Jo Sebern @ 760-731-2229.

Intermediate Ceramics  Weds Aug 25th to Oct 13th, 2010 

9:30am to 12:30pm   Cost: $75.00

This ceramics class is for intermediate students with previous experience in the art of ceramics.  Ceramic artist Jo sebern will provide on-going instruction, with an emphasis on independent projects and open studio.

Click here to register or for more details

Pastel Painting: in the Studio and Plein Air with Helen Shafer Garcia - A class for all levels
Wednesdays, September 22nd-November 10th, 1pm-4pm 

Cost: $155.00 per 8 week session.

Pastels are an exciting and immediate medium, which incorporates both drawing and painting simultaneously. Explore techniques and gain drawing skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Techniques include hatching, broken color, blending, and feathering and we will explore various kinds of under paintings.  Still Life, landscapes and other nature inspired subjects will be investigated. Different papers or supports will be used to determine which is best for your style of painting. We will also discover effective approaches painting on location with pastel. Learn how to capture the beauty of light on location and create effective illusions with values, color relationships, shapes and edges. Along with studio time we’ll explore 2 or 3 painting locations including beautiful Santa Rosa Plateau near Murrieta. Demonstrations will include techniques, problem solving, texture methods and composition components. 

Supplies will be discussed at the first class meeting. Please bring the following materials to  the first day of class: 1 set of (24 or more) hard Prismacolor Nupastels, vine charcoal sticks, 2 sheets 19 ½ x 25 ½” (or a pad 12” x 16” or larger) middle valued Canson Mi-Tientes Pastel paper, support board 12” x 16” or larger, artist’s tape, 2b pencil, journal for notes.  Limit 12 students.

Click here to register or for more information

  Please email Helen if you have any questions at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
or visit www.helenshafergarcia.com

Fall Mudslingers Sept 1st to Sept. 29, 2010

Studio time is 3:45pm to 4:45pm.  

Students will create fun and exciting themed projects in ceramics while learning how to work with clay. Ceramic Artist Jo Sebern’s goal for this class is for students to enjoy themselves while developing their artistic ability using the three dimensional medium of clay. Each student will take home several finished pieces and participate in a Raku firing. Classes 1 & 2 are building, classes 3 & 4 are glazing, and class 5 is a Raku experience.  It is highly recommended that students attend ALL classes in order to complete the projects.  Cost: $60 including materials and firing fees.

Click here to register or for more details

Preserving Mexican culture through dance.

Youth 4:30 to 5:30 pm

Adult 5:30 to 7:30pm

FALLBROOK FILM FACTORY PROGRAMS
Writing a Screenplay That Sells with Adrienne Armstrong
Wednesdays from 6:30pm-8:00pm.  September 15- November 3rd, 2010.
COST: $200.00 Active FFF members will receive A $50 rebate at the end of the program to be issued by FALLBROOK FILM FACTORY. Limit 20 students.

Learn how to construct your script, develop your characters and structure realistic and compelling dialogue.  By the end of the first 8 week course, you should have the first 40 pages of your screenplay completed. 

Adrienne Armstrong has been a WGA member since 1986.  She has had numerous television shows produced, both half hour and hour.  She has worked on staff and written produced television shows and documentaries for NBC, ABC, CBS and cable.  She won a Writer’s Guild Blue Ribbon Panel Award for her episode of Northern Exposure, won many awards for her three documentaries produced for A&E and is a produced feature film writer and published book author.  Adrienne has studied screenwriting at Cal State Northridge, UCLA, and with such writing gurus as Syd Field and John Truby.

Click here to register or for more details

Watermedia Painting- A Contemporary Approach with Helen Shafer Garcia
Thursdays, September 23rd-November 11th, 9am-12pm   

Cost: $155.00 per 8 week session.  Materials not included.

This class will focus on contemporary watercolor and liquid acrylic contemporary approaches of painting. Surface textures, collage, pours, mark making, and batik methods will be explored along with conceptual compositional approaches. All skill levels are welcome although Pure Basics Watercolor class is recommended first for the absolute beginner.  Alternative supports will be explored in acrylic and watercolor.  Pigment characteristics, color theory, composition, and design will also be covered with demos, critiques and individual instruction. Returning students will benefit from new class assignments each quarter. Supplies will be discussed at the first class meeting. Please bring the following materials to  the first day of class: ½ sheet 140 Arches 140lb cold pressed watercolor paper, 1 round #12 or #14 watercolor or acrylic brush, watercolor or liquid acrylic pigments that you already have on hand in a palette, water container, 2b pencil, journal for notes. 

Click here to register or for more information

 Book Arts: Embellished and Stitched with Helen Shafer Garcia
Thursdays, September 23rd-November 11th, 1pm-4pm   Cost: $155.00 per 8 week session.  Materials not included. 

Discover the art of book making using contemporary mixed media techniques. Encaustic cover journals, fold books, and Polymer clay cover books will be explored in contemporary directions. Content and concept will be approached with prose, images and text. Have your art passion awakened  as you learn mixed media techniques with beeswax, acrylics and other mediums to create various embellished and collaged papers to bind into books.  Learn classic binding techniques using Coptic, French and Pamphlet stitches. Explore endless possibilities and approaches for book construction. This is a great way to “repurpose” art papers, unresolved paintings, ephemera and other assorted found objects!

Click here for more information or to register 

Preserving Mexican culture through dance.

Youth 4:30 to 5:30 pm

Adult 5:30 to 7:30pm