Callanwolde Fine Arts Center offers a wide variety of classes for adults and children in literary art, visual art and performing art. Classes are offered quarterly and typically meet for eight weeks or less.
Winter 2010 Registration begins November 9. Click Here for online registration.
Registration for the Winter 2010 quarter will open November 9 and continues until the class begins. Click on the above link to register online, or scroll down for more information. The complete course catalog is available here to download in Adobe PDF format, or scroll down for a text version as well as remaining Fall quarter classes.
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Winter 2010 Class Catalog Text Version
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Registration
If you would like to register for classes, you can complete the registration form in the back of the course catalog and mail it with your check or credit card information to Callanwolde. Please follow the instructions on the form to complete the registration.
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By Phone: You may also register by phone with a VISA or Mastercard by calling our Programs/Registration Office at (404) 872-5338, Monday-Friday 9:00AM until 5:00PM.
By Email: For registration questions contact Robin Van Horne at rvanhorne@callanwolde.org
In Person: You may register in person by visiting Callanwolde's Programs/Registration Office Monday-Friday, 9:00AM until 5:00PM. The Registration Office is located on the second floor of the Callanwolde mansion at 980 Briarcliff Road, N.E., Atlanta, GA 30306.
Supply Lists: Winter 2010 Supply Lists
Many art classes require you to purchase or obtain supplies before the first class begins. You can download course supply lists in Adobe PDF format from the icon below.
Binders Art Supplies and Frames Store: Binders at Disco Kroger and Peachtree will give a 10% discount to those who bring in their supply lists and mention Callanwolde.
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Shop at Binders for your art supply needs and Callanwolde will receive 5% of your purchase donated back to help fund its programs.
More Information: For more information about our registration policies and procedures, cancellation and refund policies, etc., click on the Registration link on the green menu bar at the top of this page, or call our Programs/Registration Office at (404) 872-5338.
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Mailing List
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Registration
If you would like to register for classes, you can complete the registration form in the back of the course catalog and mail it with your check or credit card information to Callanwolde. Please follow the instructions on the form to complete the registration. Online: Available NOW! You may now register online for classes. By Phone: You may also register by phone with a VISA or Mastercard by calling our Programs/Registration Office at (404) 872-5338, Monday-Friday 9:00AM until 5:00PM. In Person: You may register in person by visiting Callanwolde's Programs/Registration Office Monday-Friday, 9:00AM until 5:00PM. The Registration Office is located on the second floor of the Callanwolde mansion at 980 Briarcliff Road, N.E., Atlanta, GA 30306. Supply Lists: Many art classes require you to purchase or obtain supplies before the first class begins. You can download course supply lists in Adobe PDF format from this website. Click on the Registration link on the green menu bar at the top of this page for more information about supply lists. More Information: For more information about our registration policies and procedures, cancellation and refund policies, etc., click on the Registration link on the green menu bar at the top of this page, or call our Programs/Registration Office at (404) 872-5338.
Cancellations
Callanwolde Fine Arts Center reserves the right to cancel any class due to insufficient enrollment. Full refunds are issued for cancelled classes. We make every effort to notify students of postponements and cancellations at least 24 hours before the first scheduled class. Dates and times are subject to change as necessary. Callanwolde may elect to postpone a class in order to accept additional registrations to meet minimum enrollment requirements.
Refund Policy
To withdraw from a class:
• Students must notify the registration office by phone, mail, or in person; e-mails are not acceptable notification for withdrawal.
• Students must notify the registration office at least two business days before the first class meeting in order to receive a refund less a $20.00 withdrawal fee per class. No refunds or transfers will be made after that time.
• Refunds take 1-2 weeks to process.
Confirmation
Due to postage costs, students do not receive confirmation of registration. Unless you are otherwise notified by telephone, classes will start on the days, dates and times listed in this course catalog.
Summer Arts Camps
Callanwolde offers a variety of Summer Arts Camp programs for children of all ages from newborns to teenagers. Sessions include visual arts, pottery, drama, dance, jewelry, photography, storytelling, and Kindermusik programs. Age limits are determined by Callanwolde's instructors and the Programs Department. No exceptions will be made.
The 2010 Summer Camp Schedule
Summer Dance Camps
Callanwolde offers a variety of summer dance camps for children ages 7 and up. Dance workshops are offered in Ballet, Modern and Jazz styles of dance. The dance camp schedule is listed in the Summer Art Camp schedule above.
Callanwolde Hours
Callanwolde Fine Arts Center is open Monday through Friday 9:00AM until 10:00PM and on Saturdays 9:00AM until 4:00PM. Callanwolde is closed on Sundays and most holidays, except for special arts events. Please call (404) 872-5338 for more information about closed holiday dates.
Parking
Callanwolde Fine Arts Center has free parking available in the open lot behind the arts center. Auxilliary parking is available at the adjacent Laurel Heights Hospital on Briarcliff Road. For safety reasons, parking in the driveway, near entrances and in fire lanes is prohibited.
MARTA
Callanwolde is easily accessible using MARTA. The Edgewood/Candler Park rail station is the closest rail station to Callanwolde and is approximately 3 miles away. Bus service is available to a bus stop in front of Callanwolde on Braircliff Road. Take Bus # 6 from either the Edgewood/Candler Park MARTA rail station or the Lindbergh rail station to get to Callanwolde by bus.
Disabled Students
Programs and facilities are offered to all persons without regard to race, color, sex, national origin, age, creed or disability. If you have a special need or a disability, please let us know and we will make every effort to accommodate you.
The Callanwolde Foundation, Inc., operating as The Callanwolde Fine Arts Center is a non-profit organization whose mission is to function as a major arts and cultural center located in and maintained as a National Historic Place. All proceeds from class registration and cultural events go to the general operation of the arts center and for the development of future course offerings and cultural programming. All courses and events will take place at Callanwolde Fine Arts Center unless otherwise noted.
CHILDREN'S DANCE
ALL CHILDREN MUST HAVE PARENTAL SUPERVISION BEFORE AND AFTER THEIR CLASS
The aim of this program is to instill in each student the joy of dance as an art form. The program includes technical skills, improvisation and choreography, musical background, and performing experience within a graded structure. Children are allowed a high degree of personal freedom for their own invention and creativity. This educational approach to dance utilizes problem-solving, observation, and sharing of experience.
Make-Up Policy:
Dance students must make up classes missed during a quarter before the end of that quarter. Children should attend a class of the same age group with the same instructor and should discuss make-up policy with their instructor. Callanwolde is not responsible for classes missed due to student absences.
Parents’ Day:
Parents will observe the class “in action,” and may discuss their child’s personal growth and development with the instructor on the last day of dance classes.
Scholarship Assistance:
A limited number of partial scholarships are available to dance students 5-years-old and older. Criteria are need, talent, and commitment to the program. All scholarship funds for 2009-2010 have been awarded.
Fee: $110 members / $120 non-members
Instructor: Jerylann Warner
Tuesdays, January 12 - March 9
4327 3-4 years 11:00 - 11:45 a.m.
Fee: $110 members / $120 non-members
Instructor: Kate Hinkel
Tuesdays, January 12 - March 9
4328 4-5 years 3:15 - 4:00 p.m.
4329 5-6 years 4:00 - 4:45 p.m.
Fee: $110 members / $120 non-members
Instructor: Jerylann Warner
Wednesdays, January 13 - March 10
4330 3-4 years 10:45 - 11:30 a.m.
4331 5-6 years 4:00 - 4:45 p.m.
Thursdays, January 14 - March 11
4332 3-4 years 1:45 - 2:30 p.m.
4333 4-5 years 3:00 - 3:45 p.m.
Pre-Ballet (5-7 & 7-9 years)
Pre-requisite: One year of Creative Movement at Callanwolde, or permission of Instructor.
For the Creative Movement student looking for more focused and challenging work. Children should wear comfortable clothes and may dance barefoot or in ballet slippers. Tights and leotard are preferred.
Instructor: Jerylann Warner
Fee: $110 members/$120 non-members
5-7 years
4334 Wednesdays, January 13 - March 10
5:00 - 5:45 p.m. 9 weeks
7-9 years
4335 Thursdays, January 14 - March 11
5:00 - 5:45 p.m. 9 weeks
Parent & Me Ballet (2-4 years)
For parent and child to experience the fundamentals of dance together! Increase your physical strength, coordination, flexibility, and endurance while experiencing the joy of movement. A wonderful way for you and your child to learn the basics of ballet while sharing a creative process.
Instructor: Jerylann Warner
Fee: $130 members/$140 non-members
4336 Wednesdays, January 13 - March 10
9:45 - 10:30 a.m. 9 weeks
Dance Sampler (5-8 years)
A survey and sample of three forms: ballet, jazz and modern. FUNdamentals in each form complete with warm-up (technical basics), and phrases of choreography in each, including a variety of music that is integral to each style. Specific footwear not required; ballet or jazz shoes interchangeable.
Instructor: Jerylann Warner
Fee: $110 members/$120 non-members
4337 Thursdays, January 14 - March 11
4:00 - 4:45 p.m. 9 weeks
THE ROYAL ACADEMY OF DANCE SYLLABUS
All R.A.D. ballet classes are 9 weeks in length; Mondays are 8 weeks.
The Royal Academy of Dance is an international classical dance teaching organization with roots in Great Britain. The R.A.D. has devised a carefully graduated syllabus to teach classical dance from beginning to advanced performance levels. Please consult the uniform information sheet for the required style of leotard for each ballet grade level (sheets available in the registration office). All R.A.D. Ballet levels require pink tights and Bloch leather pink ballet slippers. Instructor: Kelly Oakes Dent
Modern Dance Program
Through the introduction of dance fundamentals (alignment, core strength, flexibility and endurance) these classes explore a wide range of movement possibilities. Sometimes athletic, sometimes classical, but always musical, modern dance challenges rhythmic, expressive and creative qualities.
Modern I (6-9 years)
Instructor: Jerylann Warner
Fee: $110 members/$120 non-members
4349 Saturdays, January 16 - March 13
11:00 - 11:50 a.m. 9 weeks
Modern II (8 years & up)
Pre-requisite: One year of Modern or Instructor’s permission required. Appropriate for the older beginner.
Fee: $120 members/$130 non-members
Instructor: Jerylann Warner
4350 Saturdays, January 16 - March 13
12:00 - 1:15 p.m. 9 weeks
Instructor: Kate Hinkel
4351 Tuesdays, January 12 - March 9
5:00 - 6:15 p.m. 9 weeks
Modern III (12-18 years)
Students have the opportunity to experiment with improvisation and choreography while strengthening their technique. Instructor’s permission required to join class.
Instructor: Kate Hinkel
Fee: $120 members/$130 non-members
4352 Thursdays, January 14 - March 11
5:30 - 6:45 p.m. 9 weeks
Jazz Dance Program
These classes are designed to introduce children to the fundamentals of Jazz Dance. Students will gain strength, flexibility, and coordination through warm-up exercises, basic technique, and jazz combinations, all while reinforcing beat, timing, and overall performance skills. Requires solid-colored leotard, jazz pants, and jazz shoes.
Introduction to Jazz (5-6 years)
Instructor: Jerylann Warner
Fee: $110 members/$120 non-members
4353 Wednesdays, January 13 - March 10
3:15 - 4:00 p.m. 9 weeks
Beginning Jazz (7-10 years)
Instructor: Jerylann Warner
Fee: $110 members/$120 non-members
4354 Mondays, January 11 - March 8 (no class Jan. 18)
5:00 -6:00 p.m. 8 weeks
Beginning/Intermediate Jazz (13 years & up)
Instructor: Jennilee Garcia-Green
Fee: $110 members/$120 non-members
4355 Mondays, January 11 - March 8 (no class Jan. 18)
8:00 - 9:00 p.m. 8 weeks
Intermediate Jazz (10-13 years)
Instructor: Jennilee Garcia-Green
Fee: $110 members/$120 non-members
4356 Mondays, January 11 - March 8 (no class Jan. 18)
7:00 - 8:00 p.m. 8 weeks
Musical Theatre Dance (11 years & up)
From Ballet to Hip Hop-- from Agnes DeMille to Bob Fosse-- Musical Theatre Dance will introduce students to many of the dance styles performed on the Broadway stage. The class will feature original choreography and emphasize performance techniques. Min. 6, max. 15.
Instructor: Jennilee Garcia-Green
Fee: $120 members/$130 non-members
4357 Wednesdays, January 13 - March 10
7:00 - 8:15 p.m. 9 weeks
CHILDREN'S ART
Parent & Me Clay Date (2-4 years)
Caregiver attends entire session with child.
Come make collaborative, one-of-a-kind clay and mixed media projects with your child. Each Friday there will be a new fun project started and finished within the allotted time. Projects are specific to each week’s lesson. Come to one Friday session or all six; drop-ins welcome at $25 per session. Please call in advance to reserve your space. Materials and firings included in registration fee.
Instructor: Katy McDougal
Fee: $135 members / $145 non-members
4358 Fridays, January 29 - March 5
9:30 - 11:30 a.m. 6 weeks
Drawing (8-12 years)
Your child will learn fundamental drawing techniques that will enrich their interpretation of the world around them for their own art making. They will work from life, from their own creative forces, and memory. Artistic concepts such as line, form, proportion, value, and texture will be covered. Supply list online. Min. 6, max. 12.
Instructor: Beth D’Angelo (www.elizabethdangelo.com)
Fee: $100 members / $110 non-members
4359 Wednesdays, January 13 - February 3
4:00 - 5:30 p.m. 4 weeks
Painting (8-12 years)
In this class your child will explore texture, pattern, and color as they learn to paint from their imagination and from life. They will be encouraged to try a variety of acrylic painting techniques including dry-brushing and wash, and will learn concepts such as abstraction and realism. See supply list online. Min. 6, max. 12.
Instructor: Beth D’Angelo (www.elizabethdangelo.com)
Fee: $110 members / $120 non-members
4360 Wednesdays, February 17 - March 10
4:00 - 5:30 p.m. 4 weeks
Cartooning and Drawing (8-18 years)
Students will have fun improving their drawing skills and creating their own cartoons. Drawing their favorite cartoon characters and comic strips will introduce students to the wild, wacky world of cartooning. Creating their own characters and caricatures will be encouraged. Focus is primarily on line and drawing, but use of Ink and watercolors will also be explored. Supply list online. Min. 6, max. 12.
Instructor: Stephen Sweny
Fee: $150 members / $160 non-members
4361 Mondays, January 25 - March 15
4:00 - 5:30 p.m. 8 weeks
Handbuilding Clay (6-12 years)
Provides a foundation in the basic principles of handbuilding, including pinch pots/slab/coil techniques. Advanced students welcome! Min. 10, max. 12.
Instructor: Polly the Potter
Fee: $140 members / $150 non-members
4362 Tuesdays, January 12 - March 2
4:00 - 5:30 p.m. 8 weeks
Art Exploration (8-15 years) NEW
Come and explore the FUNdamentals of fiber arts, mixed media and printmaking with this introductory exploration of materials class! Students will learn basic weaving techniques such as cardboard loom weavings and basket weaving. We will also explore printmaking techniques such as mono print and relief printmaking. Lastly students will experiment with some mixed media techniques such as collage, ink and painting. Each student will create a portfolio of all artwork at the end of the class. Practical studio activity, demonstrations and critiques will be covered. Min. 6, max. 12.
Instructor: Katherine E. Hamburger Schneider
Fee: $120 members / $130 non-members
4363 Thursdays, January 21 - March 11
5:00 - 6:00 p.m. 8 weeks
A Stitch In [Little] Time Workshop (9-13 years) NEW
Learn basic embroidery stitches in this fun and easy workshop! Transform an existing piece of clothing or pillowcase you bring from home into fun items to wear and/or decorate your room. No experience is necessary and all materials, except the item you want to decorate, are provided; acceptable items include t-shirt, jeans, apron, pillowcase, etc. Min. 6, max. 12.
Instructor: Leisa Rich
Fee: $50
4364 Saturday, January 30
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. 1 day
Creative Critters & Creatures Workshop (6-9 years) NEW
In this cool class, make fantastic animals and fantasy creatures using bright colors of felt, feathers, googly eyes, sequins and more! Some will be stuffed and some will be hand puppets; entertain your family and friends with these cute or creepy critters and creatures. All materials provided. Bring a sack lunch. Min. 6, max. 12.
Instructor: Leisa Rich
Fee: $60
4365 Saturday, February 6
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. 1 day
VILLAGE
Newborn to 18 months - with parent/caregiver
Current research concludes that music nurtures a baby’s cognitive, emotional, social, language and physical development. Come enjoy our classes brimming with delightful new and familiar songs, beautiful instrumental selections, creative movement, object play, and vocal play, all themed around the “farm fun” and “Growing garden.” Two classes are offered this semester- COCK-A-DOODLE-MOO and DEW DROPS. Each class includes a CD, Baby Board Book, Instrument, Art Banner, and reusable Bag. Min. 5, max. 12.
COCK-A-DOODLE-MOO
Fee: $125 members / $135 non-members
Instructor: Lisa Nall
4366 Mondays, January 11 - March 1 (no class Jan. 18)
10:20 - 11:00 a.m. 7 weeks
4367 Thursdays, January 21 - March 4
9:20 - 10:00 a.m. 7 weeks
Instructor: June Abbott
4368 Tuesdays, January 19 - March 2
11:20 - 12:00 p.m 7 weeks
4369 Wednesdays, January 20 - March 3
11:20 - 12:00 p.m. 7 weeks
Instructor: Merri Milliams
4370 Saturdays, January 23 - March 13 (no class Feb. 20)
9:20 - 10:00 a.m. 7 weeks
DEW DROPS
Fee: $125 members/$135 non-members
Instructor: Lisa Nall
4371 Mondays, March 15 - May 3 (no class April 5)
10:20 - 11:00 a.m. 7 weeks
4372 Thursdays, March 18 - May 6 (no class April 8)
9:20 - 11:00 a.m. 7 weeks
Instructor: June Abbott
4373 Tuesdays, March 16 - May 4 (no class April 6)
11:20 - 12:00 p.m. 7 weeks
4374 Wednesdays, March 17 - May 5 (no class April 7)
11:20 - 12:00 p.m. 7 weeks
Instructor: Merri Williams
4375 Saturdays, March 27 - May 15 (no class April 3)
9:20 - 10:00 a.m. 7 weeks
OUR TIME - AWAY WE GO!
18 months - 3½ years - with parent/caregiver
With every child’s desire to go comes an attraction to other things that go: people, animals, pull toys, tricycles, cars, planes, and the list goes on. Our musical adventure entitled “Away We Go!” focuses on things that go, leading you in an exploration of the world of transportation. Journey with us through musically engaging and developmentally appropriate activities relating to trains, cars, buses, horses, wagons, airplanes and boats. 2 harmonicas included in every Home Material Pack! A musical “Must Do” for every toddler family. A sibling kit may be purchased for $30. Min. 6, max. 12.
Fee: $210 members/$220 non-members
Instructor: Lisa Nall
4376 Mondays, January 11 - May 3 (no class Jan. 18,April 5)
11:20 - 12:00 p.m. 15 weeks
4377 Thursdays, January 21 - May 6 (no class April 8)
10:20 -11:00 a.m. 15 weeks
Instructor: June Abbott
4378 Tuesdays, January 19 - May 4 (no class April 6)
10:20 - 11:00 a.m. 15 weeks
4379 Wednesdays, January 20 - May 5 (no class April 7)
9:20 - 10:00 a.m. 15 weeks
4380 Wednesdays, January 20 - May 5 (no class April 7)
10:20 - 11:00 a.m. 15 weeks
Instructor: Merri Williams
4381 Saturdays, January 23 - May 15 (no class Feb. 20, April 3)
10:20 - 11:00 a.m. 15 weeks
IMAGINE THAT - TOYS I MAKE, TRIPS I TAKE
3 to 5 years - parent/caregiver joins in the last 10 minutes of class
Your independent preschooler exhibits a curious and creative spirit. Every week, our musical classroom experience taps into songs, games, instrument exploration, creative storytelling, active listening, and movement activities as musical fun and learning emerge. “Toys I Make, Trips I Take” leads us on a magical journey into a toyshop filled with boats, trains, balls, jack-in-the-box and many other toys that will bring a glimmer into your child’s eyes! A sibling kit may be purchased for $30. Min. 5, max. 9.
Fee: $215 members/$225 non-members
Instructor: June Abbott
4382 Wednesdays, January 20- May 5 (no class April 7)
1:30 - 2:15 p.m. 15 weeks
4383 Wednesdays, January 20 - May 5 (no class April 7)
3:30 - 4:15 p.m. 15 weeks
Instructor: Lisa Nall
4384 Thursdays, January 21 - May 6 (no class April 8)
1:30 - 2:15 p.m. 15 weeks
Instructor: Merri Williams
4385 Saturdays, January 23 - May 15 (no class Feb. 20. April 3)
11:20 a.m. - 12:05 p.m. 15 weeks
KINDERMUSIK FOR THE YOUNG CHILD
5 to 7 years - parent/caregiver joins in the last 10 minutes of class
This two-year musical adventure is a perfect pre-requisite to private Instrumental lessons! We study rhythm patterns and learn the notes on the staff, instruments of the orchestra, multi-cultural music, and children’s musical classics. We continue with vocal and ensemble development and percussion and barred instruments. This semester, Year I students continue work on the glockenspiel (metal-barred instrument). Year II students will learn the recorder and continue with the glockenspiel. A sibling kit may be purchased for $45. **New students entering Year I or II must also purchase the glockenspiel and bag for $30.**
Fee: $235 members/$245 non-members
Instructor: June Abbott
Year I: 5 to 6 years
4386 Thursdays, January 21 - May 6 (no class April 8)
3:30 - 4:30 p.m. 15 weeks
Year II: 6 to 7 years
4387 Mondays, January 11 - May 10
(no class Jan. 18, Feb. 15, April 5)
3:30 - 4:30 p.m. 15 weeks
PRIVATE MUSIC CLASSES
Quarter Dates: Monday, January 11– Saturday, March 13
Private lessons are scheduled on an individual basis. Students must confirm times and dates of lessons with instructor before registering for lessons. Instructors set own make-up policy. Call 404.872.5338 for teacher contact information.
Private Guitar Lesson Fees:
9 weeks/9 lessons
30 minutes: $205 members/$215 non-members
45 minutes: $260 members/$270 non-members
One Hour: $325 members/$335 non-members
Guitar: beginning and advanced for children ages 7 and up, teens, and adults.
Instructor: Carl Tiegreen, B.M. Berklee College of Music
Private Piano Lesson Fees:
8 weeks/8 lessons
30 minutes: $215 members/$225 non-members
45 minutes: $305 members/$315 non-members
Instructor: Mark Walsh, B.A. West Virginia University
Piano: beginning and advanced students ages 7 and up, teens, and adults. (Adult piano scheduled only as
45-minutes). You may continue your studies with Mark Walsh even if you began with another instructor.
Private Voice Lessons Fees:
8 weeks/8 lessons
30 minutes: $215 members/$225 non-members
45 minutes: $315 members/$325 non-members
Instructor: Cynthia Watters, M.M. Indiana University
Private Woodwind Lessons Fees:
Saxophones, Clarinet, and Flute
8 weeks/8 lessons
30 minutes: $215 members/$225 non-members
45 minutes: $315 members/$325 non-members
Instructor: Norman Ficke, B.A. Georgia State University
Yoga For Life: For Absolute Beginners
Are you scared to try Yoga? Come to this class built expressly for the first-time yoga student. Bring yoga mat.
Instructor: Kate Holland
Fee: $125 members / $135 non-members
4393 Tuesdays, January 12 - March 16
6:00 - 7:00 p.m. 10 weeks
4394 Wednesdays, January 13 - March 17
8:30 - 9:30 a.m. 10 weeks
4395 Thursdays, January 14 - March 18
7:00 - 8:00 p.m. 10 weeks
Yoga For Life: Beginner II
Soothing sequences of postures (asanas) to strengthen body and spirit. Brings wonderful new levels of flexibility and deeper levels of relaxation and awareness. No previous study required. Please bring a yoga mat. Includes pranayama and meditation.
Instructor: Kate Holland
Fee: $135 members / $145 non-members
4396 Mondays, January 11 - March 15
7:30 - 8:45 p.m. 10 weeks
4397 Tuesdays, January 12 - March 16
8:00 - 9:15 a.m. 10 weeks
4398 Fridays, January 15 - March 19
9:00 - 10:15 a.m. 10 weeks
Yoga For Life: Extended Session
Previous study recommended. Soothing sequences of postures (asanas) to strengthen body and spirit. Brings wonderful new levels of flexibility and deeper levels of relaxation and awareness. Please bring a yoga mat. Includes pranayama and meditation.
Instructor: Kate Holland
Fee: $145 members / $155 non-members
4399 Mondays, January 11 - March 15
6:00 - 7:30 p.m. 10 weeks
4400 Thursdays, January 14 - March 18
5:30 - 7:00 p.m. 10 weeks
Kundalini Yoga
Experience the energy of your highest potential. Kundalini is a system that uses non-impact aerobic movement and stretching, breathing techniques, and the science of sound and rhythm to reduce stress and promote health and healing. Suitable for beginners and repeating students. Min. 6.
Instructor: Ann Ritter
Fee: $90 members / $100 non-members
4401 Saturdays, January 16 - February 27
8:30 - 9:45 a.m. 7 weeks
Kundalini Yoga and Pilates
The intersection between Kundalini, the energy of your highest potential, and Pilates, which strengthens your core muscles, is great for reducing or preventing back pain. Suitable for beginners and repeating students, classes present each tradition discreetly. Each class features traditional Pilates moves and Kundalini kriyas that work on the abdominals, navel point and low back, and a deep meditation to conclude. Min. 6.
Instructor: Ann Ritter
Fee: $70 members / $80 non-members
4402 Thursdays, February 4 - March 4
6:30 - 7:45 p.m. 5 weeks
Tai Chi
Easy, flowing movement makes up this introduction to the ancient Chinese exercise form. Class increases flexibility and balance, both physically and emotionally.
Instructor: Lori Rowe
Fee: $125 members / $135 non-members
Beginning Level
4403 Mondays, January 11 - March 15
7:00 - 8:00 p.m. 10 weeks
Continuing Level
4404 Mondays, January 11 - March 15
8:00 - 9:00 p.m. 10 weeks
Kung Fu: Beginning & Continuing Levels
Rich and exciting, this form of ancient Kung Fu from China, “My Jhong Law Horn,” is famous for its kicking, swift, powerful stance-work and offers the student mental and physical discipline, fitness and self-defense. Ages 8 & up welcome.
Instructor: Will Waggener
Fee: $125 members / $135 non-members
4405 Wednesdays, January 13 - March 17
7:00 - 8:00 p.m. 10 weeks
Primordial Chi Kung NEW
Primordial chi kung is a moving meditation that has been described as “Tai Chi for Enlightenment.” This sequence of gentle movements takes about 20 minutes to complete. Over time, practitioners may begin to experience what ancient Taoists called wu wei, or effortless action. Ages 13 and up. Min. 5, max. 20.
Instructor: Jed Brody
Fee: $25 members / $30 non-members
4406 Tuesdays, February 9 & 16
7:00 - 9:00 p.m. 2 days
ADULT DANCE
Adult Dance Class Make-Up Policy:
Callanwolde is not responsible for classes missed due to student absences. Discuss unavoidable absences and make-up policy with instructor.
What to Wear:
Ballet: tights, leotard, ballet slippers.
Modern Dance: comfortable exercise clothes, bare feet.
Beginning/Intermediate Contemporary Dance
High-energy class utilizing elements of body alignment, musicality and personal style to perform dances choreographed to wide array of music.
Instructor: Kate Holland
Fee: $130 members / $140 non-members
4388 Tuesdays, January 12 - March 16
7:45 - 9:00 p.m. 10 weeks
Beginning/Intermediate Ballet
Alignment, flexibility and strength are achieved through proper ballet technique at the barre and in the center. This class is appropriate for the beginner or someone with previous experience.
Instructor: Suzanne Garrison
Fee: $120 members / $130 non-members
4389 Wednesdays, January 13 - March 10
7:30 - 8:45 p.m. 9 weeks
Instructor: Kelly Oakes Dent
4390 Thursdays, January 14 - March 11
11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. 9 weeks
Beginning Ballroom Dancing
Students of all ages will learn the most basic leading and following skills for partnership dancing. Timing and characteristics of dances such as the Foxtrot, Swing and Waltz will be included. The focus of the class will be to “get by” in any social situation. Includes 2 parties to practice your dancing.
Register in pairs - a dance partner is a must!
Instructor: David Spencer
Fee: $125 members / $135 non-members per person
4391 Thursdays, January 7 - March 11
7:00 - 7:50 p.m. 10 weeks
Continuing Ballroom Dancing
This class is designed for students who have completed the beginning ballroom dancing class and who wish to refine leading and following skills. Students must register in pairs - a dance partner is a must! Includes 2 parties to practice your dancing. Pre-requisite: Beginning Ballroom Dancing at Callanwolde or permission of instructor.
Instructor: David Spencer
Fee: $125 members / $135 non-members per person
4392 Thursdays, January 7 - March 11
8:00 - 8:50 p.m. 10 weeks
SPECIAL INTEREST
Calligraphy/Italic Style
The student will learn a basic Italic hand using traditional calligraphy tools. Part of class time will be allocated to projects such as card making, poster making, envelope addressing, certificate design, and basic layout. Instructor will have tools and handouts available the first night of class for a fee of under $20. Min. 8, max. 15.
Instructor: Carol Gray
Fee: $110 members/$120 non-members
4407 Wednesdays, January 13 - February 17
10:00 a.m. - Noon 6 weeks
Chinese Brush Painting
Students will learn Chinese calligraphy and study the Four Gentlemen Flowers: Plum Blossom, Bamboo, Orchid, and Chrysanthemum. All levels welcome. Returning students will learn more advanced skills and study different flowers. Supplies are provided ($45 included in tuition.) Min. 5, max. 8.
Instructor: Joe Hsu
Fee: $160 members/$170 non-members
4408 Mondays, February 8 - March 8
7:00 - 9:30 p.m. 5 weeks
The Mysterious Art of Perfume Making
Create a one-of-a-kind custom blend! Topics include how the flowers, plants, and woods yield their essences to make perfume, distillation, extraction and enfleurage methods, and an overview of the 14 families of fragrance. Use your nose to select the family that is best suited for you, and design a perfume that truly suits your personal chemistry. Open to men & women 14 years & up. Bring a sack lunch. All supplies included. Min. 6, max. 14.
Instructor: Susan Sexton
Fee: $130
4409 Saturday, January 23
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. 1 day
Landscape Design
Use your own yard to explore landscape design principles. Students develop practical garden plans while learning design concepts with plenty of practical advice. Supplies recommended for first class: plat or property survey & pictures of the property you intend to design. Students may be asked to complete stages of design work outside of class. Min. 4, max. 15.
Instructor: Holly Brooks
Fee: $115 members/$125 non-members
4410 Tuesdays, February 3 - March 10
7:00 - 8:30 p.m. 6 weeks
Field Trip: Saturday morning, date TBD
Experience Silver Jewelry Making: Wide Band Ring NEW
Have you ever wondered how beautiful silver jewelry is created? You might take a class, but you aren’t sure? For less than the cost of dinner and a movie, step into the art jewelry world for a night! Enjoy Cat’s tour of the studio and demonstrations, then create a wide band ring using the torch and the rolling stand mill. Teens welcome. All supplies are included. No prerequisite. Min. 5, max. 12.
Instructor: Cat Goolsby (www.JewelryAndMetalsmithing.com)
Fee: $25
4411 Friday, January 8
7:00 - 9:00 p.m. 1 day
FundaMETALS: Stamped Message Bracelet NEW
Introductory class for students who have never worked with metals. Students will create a stamped message bracelet utilizing techniques such as: forming, dapping, stamping, sanding, soldering, disc cutting, creating earring hooks, and the basics of using a torch. Teens welcome. Bring all supplies to first class; supply list/list of suppliers available online; copper, brass and stones for class will cost approx. $60 (silver could cost more). No prerequisite. Min. 5, max. 8.
Instructor: Cat Goolsby www.JewelryAndMetalsmithing.com
Fee: $125 members/$135 non-members
4412 Fridays, February 12 - March 12
10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. 5 weeks
Beginning/Intermediate Jewelry & Metalsmithing
This course offers the basics in jewelry design and fabrication. Appropriate for repeat students; projects change each quarter. Learn silver piercing (cutting), shaping, soldering, texturing, finishing (polishing) and stone setting. Individual attention will encourage the development of personal style and emphasize the production of high quality, wearable art or small sculptural pieces. Projects range from rings, bracelets, pendants, earrings, lockets, vessels and broaches. Teens are welcome. Materials will be discussed in the first class; copper/brass metal and stones for projects will cost approx. $60 (silver could cost more). No prerequisite for beginners. Intermediate students have option to design a project with guidance from instructor; Intermediate students must have taken minimum of 4 metalsmithing classes and have ability to design artwork with limited instruction. Min. 5, max. 8.
Instructor: Cat Goolsby www.JewelryAndMetalsmithing.com
Fee: $210 members/$220 non-members
4413 Mondays, January 11 - March 8
10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. 9 weeks
4414 Mondays, January 11 - March 8
6:30 - 9:30 p.m. 9 weeks
4415 Wednesdays, January 13 - March 10
10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. 9 weeks
Beginning/Intermediate Jewelry & Metalsmithing NEW
Priscilla and Kathryn teach this class together with styles that complement and contrast, yet both are based on the fundamental techniques used in silversmithing and jewelry fabrication. Beginners will learn sawing, filing, texturing, shaping, polishing, soldering, bezel setting stones, as well as the concept of well balanced design. In this open-format class, beginners benefit from instructor led projects, while intermediate students can either participate in class projects or go beyond the basics and create on their own with instructor help. No experience necessary for beginners; intermediate students should bring examples of their work. Material costs will be discussed. Min. 4, max. 8.
Instructors: Kathryn Walker & Priscilla Fritsch
Fee: $190 members/$200 non-members
4416 Thursdays, January 14 - March 4
6:30 - 9:30 p.m. 8 weeks
Lo-Tech Metal Casting
This exciting workshop promises instant gratification! We will cover a few simple and inexpensive methods such as cuttlefish, water and broom casting. The ancient technique of cuttlefish casting uses a bone as the mold into which molten metal is poured. Water and broom casting is a more free form approach resulting in funky, abstract shapes. If time permits, incorporate your cast creations into simple jewelry pieces. Students must supply sterling silver casting grain or silver scrap metal; see list of suppliers online. Min. 4, max. 8.
Instructor: Aalia Mujtaba
Fee: $110
4417 Saturday, January 23
9:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 1 day
4418 Saturday, March 13
9:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 1 day
Intermediate Jewelry & Metalsmithing
Now that you have a grasp on the basics of metalsmithing, focus on refining those skills, improving craftsmanship, creating artwork from your imagination, designing a project and additional techniques that fit the needs of your project. Cat is available to give guidance and demonstrations, project suggestions and portfolio development. Materials will be discussed in the first class; list of supplies and cost will be based upon the project. Intermediate students must have taken minimum of 4 metalsmithing classes and have ability to design artwork with limited instruction. Min. 5, max. 8.
Instructor: Cat Goolsby www.JewelryAndMetalsmithing.com
Fee: $210 members/$220 non-members
4419 Wednesdays, January 13 - March 10
6:30 - 9:30 p.m. 9 weeks
Thinking Inside & Outside the Box! Closed Hollow Forms for Beginning/Intermediate Students NEW
You’ll learn how to design and fabricate a 4-sided, hollow object, fabricate a simple step bezel setting for a faceted stone, set the stone, understand why and how the metal must have a heat vent while soldering, texturing using the rolling mill, etc. This translates well to small metal sculpture, vessels and jewelry such as lockets and perfume wells. Students may choose to fabricate a simple box ring, pendant or object. No prerequisite for beginners. Intermediate students have option to design a more challenging hollow form project with guidance from Instructor. Intermediate students must have taken minimum of 4 metalsmithing classes and have ability to design artwork with limited instruction. Teens welcome. Materials will be discussed in the first class; copper/brass metal and stones for projects will cost approx. $60 (silver could cost more). Min. 5, max. 8.
Instructor: Cat Goolsby www.JewelryAndMetalsmithing.com
Fee: $210 members/$220 non-members
4420 Fridays, January 15 - March 12
6:30 - 9:30 p.m. 9 weeks
Hammer Heaven: Anticlastic Fold Formed Earrings NEW
Got stress?! Spend more time in the jewelry studio swinging your hammer to make a gorgeous set of fold formed earrings! There are several methods for folding metal; anticlastic techniques include folding the metal, hammering (stretching and texturing), and then shaping the metal to its final form. This technique lends itself to small metal sculpture and organic, spiraling jewelry. Teens welcome. No prerequisite. All supplies included. Min. 5, max. 8.
Instructor: Cat Goolsby (www.jewelryandmetalsmithing.com)
Fee: $90
4421 Saturday, February 6
9:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 1 day
Precious Metal Clay Intensive Weekend Workshop
Want to make a silver heart for your sweetie this Valentine’s Day? Learn about Precious Metal Clay, a putty-like mix of silver powder, water and binder that makes it possible for almost anyone to make Fine Silver jewelry within hours. PMC can be molded, textured, and layered with simple inexpensive tools to make pendants, earrings, small sculpture, and more! The work is dried and fired in a kiln where the water and binder are driven off to leave a unique object that is .999% pure silver. We will cover PMC’s forms and properties, as well as a wide variety of techniques you can use to create your own unique works. Firings will allow students to end class with fine silver pieces. PMC+ will be provided. Supply list available online. Bring a sack lunch both days. Nan is a member of the PMC Guild. Min. 6, max. 8.
Instructor: Nan Albertson, Certified PMC Instructor
Fee: $220
4422 Saturday & Sunday, February 6 & 7
9:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 2 days
Beading Basics
Discover the joy of making your own jewelry! String beads on flexible wire, add a clasp and crimp it all together to form a bracelet. This is the perfect class for a beginning beader. Supply list online; some beads available for purchase. Min. 4, max. 8.
Instructors: Kathryn Walker & Priscilla Fritsch
Fee: $40
4423 Tuesday, February 9
10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. 1 day
4424 Saturday, February 13
10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. 1 day
Wrapped Loop Links
Learn how to form wire-wrapped loops and dangles with wire and beads and connect them to create a beaded chain bracelet and earrings (or get a head start on a necklace that you’ll finish at home). Supply list online; some beads available for purchase.
Min. 4, max. 8.
Instructors: Kathryn Walker & Priscilla Fritsch
Fee: $45
4425 Tuesday, February 23
10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. 1 day
4426 Saturday, March 6
10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. 1 day
Building a Ring Workshop
Learn jewelry making fundamentals in this intensive two-day workshop. Metal piercing, texturing, soldering and finishing will be covered. By the end of the weekend you will have designed and fabricated a ring that is uniquely you! Beg. to Int. skill levels welcome. If you plan to work in sterling silver, you must supply your own. Bring a sack lunch. Min. 4, max. 8.
Instructor: Aalia Mujtaba (www.metaalia.com)
Fee: $150
4427 Saturday & Sunday, February 20 & 21
9:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 2 days
Jewelry Play Dates NEW
Bring your unfinished pieces. Take time to try out studio equipment you haven’t used in class. We’ll help you put it all together. Bring your own materials. Walk-ins welcome at $15/hour. Min. 4, max. 8.
Instructors: Kathryn Walker & Priscilla Fritsch
Fee: $80
4428 Friday, February 5
10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 1 day
4429 Saturday, February 27
10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 1 day
ADULT ART
Expressive Figure Painting NEW
Whatever your personal style and skill level, this is a great quick studies class designed to help students understand the fundamentals of painting the figure from life and from a photo; first four weeks from reference photos, last four weeks from live nude model. Students may work with oil, acrylic, or ink. These fundamentals include drawing in proportion and capturing temperature and mood. Come prepared to begin sketching and painting at the first class. Supply list online. Model’s fee included in tuition. Min. 6, max. 10.
Instructor: Halima Washington
Fee: $180 members / $190 non-members
4430 Thursdays, January 14 - March 4
7:00 - 9:30 p.m. 8 weeks
Afternoon Figure Painting Studio
This open studio class with no instructor provides an opportunity for students and professionals to work with the model in long poses of between one and three weeks in order to develop color sketches and paintings. Attendees may work in a variety of media. Participants working with oil paints are requested to use odorless turpentine substitutes. Model’s fee included with tuition. Min. 7, max. 14.
Fee: $60 members / $70 non-members
4431 Thursdays, February 4 - March 11
1:30 - 4:00 p.m. 6 weeks
Painting with Style: Acrylic Painting
This painting class is for all levels of experience. We work with a variety of still life settings in a non-traditional fashion. Students learn techniques and experimental uses of the acrylic medium. Included in this class are tips on mixing and balancing color, while special attention is given to the development of individual painting style. Ms. Hatch believes in helping the student learn how to bring out what is behind what one sees in order not to be overwhelmed by detail. Supply list online. Adults only. Min. 6, max. 10.
Instructor: Sarah Hatch
Fee: $165 members / $175 non-members
4432 Mondays, January 11 - March 1
7:00 - 9:00 p.m. 8 weeks
Abstract Painting & Drawing
Designed for both beginners and experienced artists; covering the fundamentals of abstraction: color, texture, and composition using a variety of media. Explore the world of abstraction with experimentation and discussion to become more familiar with your own personal style. Supply list available online.
Min. 6, max. 11.
Instructor: Woody Cornwell
Fee: $170 members / $180 non-members
4433 Thursdays, January 14 - March 4
7:00 - 9:15 p.m. 8 weeks
Imaginative Painting: Painting from the Inside Out
The techniques taught in this class are a wonderful means for painting from one’s imagination. We’ll learn how to bring out visual metaphors using pattern, texture and the art of balancing color, by tapping into an endless source of imagery to paint. Painting experience helpful, but not required. This is a great course for experimenting with a variety of mediums including acrylic paint, pastels, colored and watercolor pencils, and more. Supply list online. Ages 17 & up welcome. Min. 6, max. 10.
Instructor: Sarah Hatch
Fee: $165 members / $175 non-members
4434 Tuesdays, January 12 - March 2
4:00 - 6:00 p.m. 8 weeks
Oil Painting
This class focuses on the fundamental techniques of painting with oil-based media. Students develop skills using color, composition, and creativity. Practical studio activity, demonstrations and critiques will be covered. Subject matter will range from still life and photography, to personally developed themes. Designed to be suitable for a broad range of painting experience, both beginning and continuing level students are welcome. Supply list available online. Min. 6, max. 11.
Instructor: Nat Emerson
Fee: $170 members / $180 non-members
4435 Wednesdays, January 13 - March 3
7:00 - 9:15 p.m. 8 weeks
Daily Painting (Oils/Acrylics)
This is a quick studies oil/acrylic painting class. Students will learn to loosen up and complete a wonderful small painting in one sitting. This class will touch on basic painting techniques as well as color and composition. All levels encouraged to attend. (Please visit www.dailypainters.com for examples of daily paintings.) Supply list online. Min. 6, max. 11.
Instructor: Halima Washington (www.halimawashington.com)
Fee: $150 members / $160 non-members
4436 Mondays, January 25 - March 1
10:00 a.m. - Noon 6 weeks
Impasto Painting Techniques (Oil/Acrylics)
Learn how to create vivid textured paintings with a brush or palette knife. This class encourages artistic freedom, explores open composition, movement, textured paint application, and vibrant color. All levels encouraged to attend. (Please visit my website: www.halimawashington.com for an example of impasto painting.) Supply list online. Min. 6, max. 11.
Instructor: Halima Washington www.halimawashington.com
Fee. $170 members / $180 non-members
4437 Tuesdays, January 26 - March 2
10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. 6 weeks
Photo Collage Your Dreams
This class is designed to help artists, novice and professional, to harness their full creative potential by paying attention to one’s waking and sleeping dreams. Through activities such as journaling and artist dates students will uncover personalized symbolism and imagery for the purpose of creating meaningful mixed media photo collages. Students will learn xylene photo transfer methods as well as concepts related to composition and color theory to create visually compelling imagery of and from their dream worlds. Even those who don’t remember their dreams will benefit! Just come with a desire to play, learn and expand! Supply list online. Min. 6, max. 14.
Instructor: Elizabeth D’Angelo www.elizabethdangelo.com
Fee: $180 members / $190 non-members
4438 Mondays, January 11 - March 1
7:00 - 9:00 p.m. 8 weeks
Botanical Illustration
Come explore techniques of Botanical Illustrators! Delve into the minutiae and discover your ability to depict exacting details. Learn new skills, which are applicable to all medias and styles of art. Flowers, fruits, vegetables, trees, fungi, etc. are included. We will study famous Botanical Illustrators, both contemporary and historical. Some drawing experience is helpful; bring your favorite media of choice to the first class. This class is informative, and a terrific skill builder! Min. 8, max. 14.
Instructor: Carla House
Fee: $180 members / $190 non-members
4439 Thursdays, January 14 - February 25
9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. 7 weeks
Still Life with a Twist
Imagining that bowl of fruit? Well think again, as this class will concentrate on unique and dynamic compositions, points of view, interesting subjects, and a whole new approach to the matter of “still life”. Historical and contemporary examples will be shared, and personal directions and creativity encouraged. All mediums and levels of experience are welcome in this exciting class! Bring your media of choice to the first class and be prepared to begin. Min. 8, max. 14.
Instructor: Carla House
Fee: $180 members / $190 non-members
4440 Wednesdays, January 13 - February 24
9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. 7 weeks
Life Drawing Studio
This 2-½-hour session provides the opportunity to draw from live model (gesture/short pose) with no instruction. Model’s fee included in tuition. Min. 7, max. 14.
Fee: $60 members / $70 non-members
4441 Fridays, February 5 - March 12
7:00 - 9:30 p.m. 6 weeks
Introduction to Drawing
This class is designed for beginning students to acquire drawing skills and to introduce ways of looking and thinking about drawing. We will cover some fundamentals of drawing in a fun and informative way. Exercises include working from observation with still life and the figure. We will explore a variety of drawing materials including: charcoal, pen and ink, conté crayon, and ink wash. Group discussion is encouraged. Supply list available online.
Min. 6, max. 14.
Instructor: Marc Brotherton
Fee: $170 members / $180 non-members
4442 Tuesdays, January 19 - March 9
7:00 - 9:15 p.m. 8 weeks
Life Drawing Class
This class offers students the opportunity to improve their drawing skills in a relaxed atmosphere working from a live model. Drawing in various styles will be encouraged, but optional. From quick warm-up sketches to longer, more leisurely poses, students will see progress in their draftsmanship. Instructor’s critique and guidance is available. Beginning and continuing level students are welcome. (Model’s fee included in tuition.) Supply list online. Min 10, max. 14.
Instructor: Stephen Sweny
Fee: $170 members / $180 non-members
4443 Wednesdays, January 13 - March 3
7:00 - 9:00 p.m. 8 weeks
Drawing Fundamentals: Plants & Natural Objects
Exciting class-beginners and intermediates learn to draw (or improve skills) through a step-by-step, skill-building process. Learn the principles of composition, proportion, shading and perspective. Drawing assignments will guide you through the visual elements of value, line, texture, shape, and space. Students will work in 4 black and white mediums: pencil, pen, marker, and charcoal. Lectures, demos, and handouts will enrich your learning experience. Your progress will amaze you! Supply list online. Min. 6, max. 14.
Instructor: Carol Sutherland
Fee: $150 members / $160 non-members
4444 Thursdays, January 14 - February 11
10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. 5 weeks
Beginner’s Black-and-White Portrait Drawing
The human face is always an intriguing subject for artists. Collect and bring 6 large b&w images of people’s heads from books, magazines and newspapers. We will examine key proportional relationships of the features and human head as we look at considerations for the profile, three-quarter view, and full-face positioning. Bring a 5x7 or 8x10 b&w photo of a friend, celebrity or loved one’s face (high quality, not digital). Also bring a 14x17 spiral-bound drawing pad, and small mirror. Prior drawing experience recommended. Supply list online. Min. 5, max. 12.
Instructor: Carol Sutherland
Fee: $150 members / $160 non-members
4445 Thursdays, January 14 - February 11
6:30 - 9:30 p.m. 5 weeks
Intermediate Black & White Drawing
Still Lifes, Landscapes, and Intro to Figure
For students who have completed Drawing Fundamentals or an equivalent basic drawing class. The student will work larger, bolder and darker, and more expressively as we explore landscape, larger still lifes, and introductory figure study. Bring three large landscape photos (b&w or color) along with basic drawing materials to first class. Supply list available online. Min. 6, max. 14.
Instructor: Carol Sutherland
Fee: $150 members / $160 non-members
4446 Thursdays, February 18 - March 18
10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. 5 weeks
Pet Portraits & Favorite Animals
You’ll delight in this class as we focus on one or more of your most beloved family members: your pet…dog, cat, bird, etc. Subject may be wildlife or exotic animals, whatever excites you! Bring sharp focus images (B&W or color / 8” x 10” or larger) and drawing/painting materials: graphite pencils, pen & ink, charcoal pencils, colored pencil, watercolor pencil, or pastel pencil on white or colored paper (14”x 17”). Min. 5, max. 12.
Instructor: Carol Sutherland
Fee: $150 members / $160 non-members
4447 Thursdays, February 18 - March 18
6:30 - 9:30 p.m. 5 weeks
Water Media Techniques NEW
Discover the possibilities of working with water media as we explore watercolor, gouache, and ink in new and exciting ways. Each week we will learn about composition, technique, and color through classroom demonstrations and studio time. The course will begin painting from still life and landscapes, and will proceed into more imaginative assignments in the later weeks. By the end, each student will have created a diverse body of work that culminates in a final project of their choosing. Supply list online. Min. 6, max. 12.
Instructor: Benji Williams www.benjiwilliams.com
Fee: $160 members / $170 non-members
4448 Tuesdays, January 19 - March 9
7:00 - 9:00 p.m. 8 weeks
Pet Portrait Workshop
Have fun today as we focus on one of the most beloved family members: your pet…dog, cat, bird, etc. Bring favorite photos (B&W or color/8” x 10” or larger) and drawing materials: graphite, pen & ink, charcoal pencils (black and white on grey-toned paper), colored pencil, watercolor pencil, or pastel pencil on white or colored paper. Bring lunch. Min. 5, max. 12.
Instructor: Carol Sutherland
Fee: $90
4449 Saturday, January 23
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. 1 day
The Art of the Quick Sketch for Travel Journaling
The quick sketch is an advanced skill requiring experience and practice. The seasoned artist makes sketching quickly look easy because over time s/he has mastered the art of seeing clearly in order to capture the essence of a subject with economy and simplicity. The student will gain insight into this process through a series of exercises and skill-building activities drawing a variety of subject matter. Previous drawing experience highly recommended. Bring a 14” x 17” spiral-bound drawing pad, a houseplant, 2 to 3 full-page landscape scenes from books or magazines, 5 to 7 objects for tabletop still-life and a sack lunch. Drawing materials provided. Min. 5, max. 12.
Instructor: Carol Sutherland
Fee: $90
4450 Saturday, February 20
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. 1 day
Watercolor Workshop
For beginners who wish to try their hand at tube watercolors. Watercolor techniques demonstrated include: flat washes, graded washes, glazes, wet’n wet, transparencies and layering, using friskets & masking fluid, and textures using salt, scraping and sponging out. Incorporating these techniques, each student will work to recreate a painting presented in class and leave with a completed painting! No prior experience necessary - just an urge to be creative and express yourself! Supplies provided. Min. 6, max 10.
Instructor: Denise Nogueiras
Fee: $90
4451 Saturday, February 13
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. 1 day
Paint a Canvas In a Day! NEW
You will complete one painting using acrylics during this workshop. (This session’s painting is “Green Fish, Blue Fish.” see below) This is a no stress class, and techniques will only be lightly touched upon. The focus is on having fun! You don’t even have to worry about buying supplies; all is provided for you. Follow along as the instructor demonstrates each step of the painting to the grand finale of your own unique masterpiece. Bring your friends and meet new ones. Min. 6, max. 10.
Instructor: Denise Nogueiras
Fee: $95
4452 Saturday, February 27
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. 1 day
ADULT POTTERY
Handbuilding
Recommended first clay course. All levels will learn the expressive potential of pinch, coil, and slab construction.
Pottery on the Wheel
Introduction to the potter's wheel, for beginning and intermediate students. Basic throwing skills will be taught, as well as design and decorative techniques for functional pottery forms.
Intermediate Handbuilding
Those with at least two quarters handbuilding experience will learn more advanced non-wheel techniques. Emphasis placed on form, surface and expression.
Intermediate Pottery
Students will learn to refine their throwing technique, with emphasis on altering the thrown form. At least two quarters of throwing experience, plus a basic knowledge of handbuilding is recommended.
Independent Study
Students with advanced throwing and/or handbuilding skills AND who have attended at least one class at Callanwolde, work independently on advanced projects and meet with instructor on scheduled basis for critique. Pottery Director’s approval is required before registering. Enrollment: 6 wheel and 6 handbuilding positions.
Studio Procedures
Internship course for learning to operate a pottery studio. Kiln firing and design, basic glaze formulation, and photographic techniques will be covered. You will work with assistants and attend 5 mandatory lecture sessions. (This course is required prior to application for pottery assistantship.) Tuition includes cost of studio manual. (Use separate registration form).
DAYTIME 9:30 a.m. - Noon
Mondays, January 11 - March 15
4462 Handbuilding Glenn Dair
Tuesdays, January 12 - March 16
4463 Pottery on the Wheel Glenn Dair
Wednesdays, January 13 - March 17
4464 Intermediate Handbuilding Glenn Dair
Thursdays, January 14 - March 18
4465 Intermediate Pottery Glenn Dair
Fridays, January 15 - March 19
4466 Independent Study Glenn Dair
EVENING 7:00 - 9:30 p.m.
Mondays, January 11 - March 15
4467 Intermediate Handbuilding Barry Gregg
4468 Pottery on the Wheel Bill Buckner
Tuesdays, January 12 - March 16
4469 Handbuilding Ana Vizurraga
4470 Intermediate Pottery Jennie Ashcraft
Wednesdays, January 13 - March 17
4471 Handbuilding Katy McDougal
4472 Pottery on the Wheel Polly Sherrill
4473 Studio Procedures Glenn Dair
$85 members / $95 non-members
Thursdays, January 14 - March 18
4474 Handbuilding Laurie Steele
4475 Intermediate Pottery (Soda Firing) Tom Zwierlein
Fridays, January 15 - March 19
4476 Handbuilding Sandy Culp
4477 Pottery on the Wheel Mary Cobb
Pottery Workshop with Pete Pinnell
Educator, author, and clay artist Pete Pinnell will lead this two-day lecture/demonstration workshop, which will focus on the details of creating utilitarian pottery. In this presentation, he will throw, alter, and texture a group of pots including teapot, ewer, and cup, demonstrating a variety of techniques for making parts including handles, spouts, lids and feet. Discussions will center on the aesthetic underpinnings of utilitarian pottery and about contemporary ceramics in general.
Pinnell is acknowledged as an expert in glaze chemistry, and will devote a portion of Sunday’s discussion to glazes, clay bodies, and firing. Participants are welcome to bring a “problem” glaze (and formula) for troubleshooting using the Hyperglaze computer program.
Pete Pinnell is Professor of Art at the University of Nebraska, and worked as a professional potter for twelve years prior to taking this position in 1995. His work is widely exhibited, and he writes both for Clay Times and Ceramics Monthly Magazines.
Max. 40.
Instructor: Pete Pinnell
Fee: $110 both days
One Day: $60, after January 11 on a space available basis
4478 Saturday & Sunday, January 16 & 17
10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 2 days
POTTERY FEES & SUPPLIES
$215 members/$230 non-members
The tuition includes a $40 fee which covers the cost of 25-lb. bag of stoneware clay, glazes, and 2,000 cubic inches of glaze firing. Additional clay and tools may be purchased from the Pottery Department. Firing methods include Raku, cone six oxidation, Salt, Soda, and cone ten reduction. All work fired at Callanwolde must be produced in the Pottery Program studios (no outside work allowed). Students may access the studios on weekends and most afternoons for practice at no additional cost.
You may register for pottery classes online, by calling the registration office, or by simply mailing in your pottery registration form.
When filling out the pottery registration form please list a first and second choice of classes (or more) in your order of preference. If your first choice class has been filled, you will be registered in your next class choice with space remaining. You will be contacted if all your pottery class choices have already been filled. To confirm your enrollment you may call the registration office at (404) 872-5338 after November 9.
ALL ADULT POTTERY CLASSES ARE 10 WEEKS;
MAXIMUM ENROLLMENT PER CLASS IS 12 STUDENTS
PHOTOGRAPHY
Beginning/Continuing Camera & Darkroom
For beginning students seeking a solid foundation in basic mechanics of the camera and introduction to black and white darkroom. Continuing students can improve darkroom skills and may participate in toning seminars to add mood to their prints and create fine art pieces. One-half of class time spent concentrating on camera techniques: shutter speeds, f/stops, lenses and accessories in both automatic and non-automatic SLR cameras. The other half of class time will concentrate on darkroom techniques and developing/printing of black-and-white film. Students flow freely from classroom to darkroom. Advanced students will be assisted with individual goals and projects. Open to students ages 15 & up. Min. 8, max. 10.
Supplies and Equipment:
Bring camera and manual to first class. Students required to supply film and paper. Tuition includes chemical fees and daily access to darkroom outside of class, as well as one workstation per student.
Beginners’ Fee: $210 members / $225 non-members
Intermediates’ Fee: $185 members / $200 non-members
Instructor: Joe Cillo
4453 Wednesdays, January 20 - March 10
6:30 - 9:00 p.m. 8 weeks
Instructor: David Damon
4454 Thursdays, January 14 - March 11 (no class February 4)
6:30 - 9:00 p.m. 8 weeks
Basic Digital Photography/Laptop Photoshop
This course is designed to teach the nature of digital photographs, their characteristics and different formats. Using a laptop computer and Adobe software, students will learn how to process a digital image, format and retouch it using a variety of tools. Layer and text styling are also covered along with creating special effects. Min. 6, max. 12.
Supplies and Equipment: Students must have a digital camera, laptop, mouse, and either Adobe Photoshop 7 - CS4 or Adobe Photoshop Elements 2.0 - 7.0 (not Premier Elements for Video) loaded prior to the first class. Students may partner up with a friend but no more than two students per laptop.
Instructor: Rick Lubrant
Fee: $150 members / $160 non-members
4455 Mondays, January 11 - March 8 (no class January 18)
6:30 - 9:00 p.m. 8 weeks
Improv Acting
Created for those who love to create, this class will introduce improvisational games designed to quicken your thinking ability and sharpen your listening and focusing skills. For people and actors of any performing experience level - beginner to expert - these theatre exercises will enhance your performance in work, play and everyday life. Graduation show will be presented on March 8th for invited guests. Min. 6, max. 12.
Instructor: Perry Rintye
Fee: $110 members / $120 non-members
4479 Mondays, January 18 - March 8 (no class February 22)
7:30 - 9:30 p.m. 7 weeks
Shakespeare Workshop
We will frame the class in the “Seven Ages of Man” speech. Monologue work will be done. Intense. Emotion. Iambic Pentameter? “Fugget aboud it.” Class concludes with a performance of a scene from Richard III. Friends are invited for the last fifteen minutes of the class. This class is tried and true. Min. 8, max. 15.
Instructor: Marty Barrett
Fee: $75
4480 Saturday, January 30
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 1 day
WRITING
Fiction Workshop
Individual attention given to each participant. The focus of the class will be work in progress - chapters of a novel, a short story, or pieces of fiction where you are seeking sources for a story. Min. 10, max. 25.
Instructor: Carol Lee Lorenzo
Fee: $170 members / $180 non-members
4457 Tuesdays, January 12 - March 16
10:00 a.m. - Noon 10 weeks
Fiction II Workshop
A course for writers who have taken Fiction I. Instructor’s approval needed to join class. Min. 10, max. 15.
Instructor: Carol Lee Lorenzo
Fee: $170 members / $180 non-members
4458 Thursdays, January 14 - March 18
8:00 - 10:00 p.m. 10 weeks
Poetry Workshop
Composed of four intensive sessions to help beginning and advanced poets find and focus their poems and revise in the light of contemporary practice. The workshop will include exercises, discussions of craft, and optional reading and writing assignments. For opening discussion, please send two poems marked “Poetry Workshop” to Callanwolde by January 21. Also, please bring 8 copies of each poem to the first class meeting.
Adults only. Max. 8.
Instructor: Memye Curtis Tucker
Fee: $125 members / $135 non-members
4459 Saturdays, Jan. 30, Feb. 13 & 27, March 13
11:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. 4 sessions
Memoir I: Reading It and Writing It
Introduction to the art of the memoir in which a writer takes the reader back to a part of his or her life that was unusually vivid or intense and travels far below that surface. Min. 6, max. 10.
Instructor: June Akers Seese
Fee: $165 members / $175 non-members
4460 Wednesdays, January 13 - March 3
7:30 - 9:30 p.m. 8 weeks
Memoir Seminar
A course for writers who have completed Memoir I at Callanwolde. Outside speakers and oral reports. Students can expect to have written and revised 40 pages before the individual conferences on the last day of class. Min. 6, max. 10.
Instructor: June Akers Seese
Fee: $175 members/$185 non-members
4461 Tuesdays, January 12 - March 2
7:30 - 9:30 p.m. 8 weeks
TEXTILES
Beg. / Inter. Floor Loom Weaving
Due to the popularity of this course, registrations are accepted immediately upon receipt of your catalog. Open registration date does not apply.
Beginning students will learn the basics of floor loom weaving and complete a sampler. Supplies are included in the tuition. Intermediate students will complete a project of their choice or may participate in the intermediate seminar on summer and winter. Intermediate students must purchase their own supplies. Min. 6, max. 8.
Instructors: Ann Doherty & Judith Krone
Beginners’ Fee (includes supplies):
$165 members / $180 non-members
Intermediates’ Fee (without supplies):
$145 members / $160 non-members
4481 Tuesdays, January 12 - March 16
6:30 - 9:00 p.m. 10 weeks
Beginning Batik
Designed for beginners, this class will focus on two methods of making batiks. The first will be a traditional layering process using wax and dip-dyes. The second method will use resist to drop in areas of color and then begin to layer other colors with dip-dyes. Each student will be able to make a couple small projects and have the chance to make a larger piece. Supplies included in tuition; bring notebook and pencil to class. Min. 6, max. 12.
Instructor: Emily Ayers
Fee: $180 members / $190 non-members
4482 Tuesdays, January 19 - March 9
9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. 8 weeks
Beginning Knitting
In this introductory course, you will learn how to cast on, how to perform the knit and purl stitch, and how to increase, decrease and bind off. Please come to the first class with two balls of worsted weight wool yarn in light contrasting colors, and THREE sets of needles: 1 set of 16” circular needles (size 7), one set of straight needles (size 7), and one set of double pointed needles (size 7). Min. 4, max. 10.
Instructor: Debra Davis
Fee: $90 members / $100 non-members
4483 Tuesdays, January 12 - February 2
6:30 - 8:30 p.m. 4 weeks
Knitting Projects
Geared to the interests of the individual. Learn a new technique or get help with a particular project, receiving assistance with interpreting patterns. Bring your project and supplies to the first class and get help with an existing project that has you stumped, or try something new. Possible subjects are intarsia, color stranding, cables, or projects such as socks, mittens, or sweaters. Advanced beginners or above.
Min. 4, max. 14.
Instructor: Debra Davis
Fee: $90 members / $100 non-members
4484 Tuesdays, February 16 - March 9
6:30 - 8:30 p.m. 4 weeks
Knit Yourself Some Jewelry
Looking for an easy fun project? Try your hand at knitting wire to make stunning jewelry in a short period of time. Materials will be provided to create earrings for pierced ears or a pendant using fine gauge wire and either tumbled gemstone chips, beads or pearls. Please bring several small sizes of metal, wood or bamboo knitting needles size 0 to 6, and any beads or old jewelry you’d like to recycle. Must know how to cast-on, knit, and bind-off. Bring a sack lunch.
Min. 4, max. 14.
Instructor: Debra Davis
Fee: $65
4485 Saturday, February 20
10:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. 1 day
The Basic Art Quilt
Using simple digital image transfers, dye painting techniques, beading and hand- embroidery, students will construct a personal art quilt. Turn those bits and pieces of commercial fabrics or hand woven or dyed cloth, and memorabilia you’ve been collecting, into personal treasure to keep or give as a gift! No previous quilting experience necessary; this class is also very suitable for the expert quilter wanting a challenge. Supply list online. Min. 6, max. 10.
Instructor: Leisa Rich
Fee: $180 members / $190 non-members
4486 Mondays, January 18 - March 8
9:30 - 11:30 a.m. 8 weeks
Creating Creative Clothing, Costumes, & More NEW
Are you wondering what to do with that great jacket you love that needs a fresh “something?” Are you a weaver wondering how to turn your gorgeous woven fabric into a wearable or home décor? Have you painted enough scarves to last a lifetime and want to give them a new twist? This fun class will focus on “recycling” existing garments or fabrics into fresh new fashion or home décor statements to wear or sell. Learn easy ways to print, stitch, drape and redo your items. A portable sewing machine and basic sewing experience will be necessary for some classes; supply list online. Min. 6, max. 10.
Instructor: Leisa Rich
Fee: $180 members / $190 non-members
4487 Fridays, January 22 - March 12
9:30 - 11:30 a.m. 8 weeks
Creating Creative Clothing, Costumes, & More Workshop NEW
Are you wondering what to do with that great jacket you love that needs a fresh “something?” Are you a weaver wondering how to turn your gorgeous woven fabric into a wearable or home décor? Have you painted enough scarves to last a lifetime and want to give them a new twist? This fun class will focus on “recycling” existing garments or fabrics into fresh new fashion or home décor statements to wear or sell. Learn easy ways to print, stitch, drape and redo your items. A portable sewing machine and basic sewing experience will be necessary for some classes; supply list online. Min. 6, max. 10.
Instructor: Leisa Rich
Fee: $100
4488 Saturday, February 20
10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 1 day