Kids Claypalooza | 6-10

Kids Claypalooza | 6-10

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Ages

On Mondays

Class Location

CLASS DESCRIPTION

Each week we’ll make a different clay sculpture projects using handbuilding techniques. Once our pieces are dried and fired, we’ll add color with glazes. We’re going to get messy, so wear play clothes and tie back long hair if you have it!
 
Supplies Provided
 

Class space is limited. 

 

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INSTRUCTOR

Allison Frink

Allison has been creating since she was old enough to hold a crayon. She earned a BFA in Animation and has been teaching and organizing community art classes since 2006. She loves trying new mediums, learning new skills, and sharing that knowledge. Current favorites include watercolors, drawing, jewelry, and fiber arts. 

 

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Fabulous Felting

Fabulous Felting

Dates

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Ages

On Mondays

Class Location

CLASS DESCRIPTION

Needle felting lets you make amazing flat objects and sculptures by stabbing loose wool with a special needle. We’ll make a different project each week, so you’ll go home with lots of fiber art to keep or share. (Warning: Felting needles are sharp! We’ll be careful, but you’ll probably poke yourself at least once.)
 
 
Supplies Provided
 

Class space is limited. 

Woodstock Arts is taking measures to ensure your safety and well-being. We want to make this experience as comfortable, safe, and fun as possible for everyone involved.

 

 

 
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MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Allison Frink

Allison has been creating since she was old enough to hold a crayon. She earned a BFA in Animation and has been teaching and organizing community art classes since 2006. She loves trying new mediums, learning new skills, and sharing that knowledge. Current favorites include watercolors, drawing, jewelry, and fiber arts. 

 

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If you have any questions, please let us know.
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Acrylic Painting

Acrylic Painting

Dates

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Ages

On Mondays

Class Location

CLASS DESCRIPTION

Come paint with acrylics! All skill levels are welcome, from fresh beginners to experienced artists. We’ll work on a combination of directed projects and personal projects to improve your skills in your style. Please bring any water-based media that you would like to use. 
 

Supplies List Below

Class space is limited. 

 
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Recommended Supplies:

 something to paint on – 

stretched canvas, canvas board, artboard, or illustration board are all good options – acrylic sticks to just about anything, so use what you’d like 

brushes 

 at least 1 flat (about an inch wide), 1 larger round, and 1 smaller round is a good assortment – bristle brushes create more texture, nylon/taklon brushes make smoother strokes

 acrylic paints 

 craft paints work okay, but student- and professional-grade paints behave better 

 color suggestions – 

a warm red (like cadmium or scarlet) –

 a cool red (like alizarin crimson or quinacridone rose) – 

a warm blue (like ultramarine or cobalt) – a cool blue (like phthalo blue – green shade)

 – a warm yellow (like hansa yellow deep or quinacridone gold) 

– a cool yellow (like hansa yellow light or cadmium lemon) 

– titanium white 

– mars black 

– sap green 

– raw sienna 

– burnt sienna 

essential tools 

 palette (anything to mix on) – old rag / paper towels – water cup – pencil

MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Allison Frink

Allison has been creating since she was old enough to hold a crayon. She earned a BFA in Animation and has been teaching and organizing community art classes since 2006. She loves trying new mediums, learning new skills, and sharing that knowledge. Current favorites include watercolors, drawing, jewelry, and fiber arts. 

 

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If you have any questions, please let us know.
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Drawing Basics

Drawing Basics

Dates

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Ages

On Mondays

Class Location

CLASS DESCRIPTION

If you’ve always wanted to learn to draw, but aren’t sure where to start, this 6 week class is for you! We’ll cover basic perspective, value (shading), people and animals, and how to get your eyes and hands working together.
 

Supplies will be provided but if you have a sketchbook you already use feel free to bring it.


Class space is limited. 

 
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MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Allison Frink

Allison has been creating since she was old enough to hold a crayon. She earned a BFA in Animation and has been teaching and organizing community art classes since 2006. She loves trying new mediums, learning new skills, and sharing that knowledge. Current favorites include watercolors, drawing, jewelry, and fiber arts. 

 

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If you have any questions, please let us know.
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Adult Improv Level 1 (Mid-Day)

Adult Improv Level 1

Introduction to Improvisation

Photo of Woodstock Arts Improv Troupe

Dates

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Ages

On Thursdays

Class Location

CLASS DESCRIPTION

This morning class is an introduction to improvisation. This class will focus on getting you excited about improv. Whether you sign up to be a performer or to just try something new, this class is designed for you. The lessons of acceptance, confident vulnerability, and collaboration that Improvisation has to teach us can make us better partners, parents, co-workers, friends and, well, people!

This class ends with a graduation show on Sunday, October 29th!

Please note that there will be no class the week of September 18th-22nd.

No previous experience is necessary to take this class.

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MEET YOUR TEACHER

Siobhan Brumbelow

Siobhan Brumbelow is a long-time veteran of WIT (formerly iThink Improv–formerly FORMERLY TLACit) as guest artist and founding member. Since 2007, she has been doing and teaching improv to all ages as well as incorporating it in her life as a mom and educator in Cherokee County. She holds a B.A. in Theatre from Brenau University, has toured with Missoula Children’s Theatre, founded RepTouR (the touring improv troupe for children)–and currently, she works part-time and pursues her crafting hobbies.

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Intermediate Throwing | Saturday

Intermediate Throwing | Saturday

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On Saturdays

Class Location

REGISTRATION

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CLASS DESCRIPTION

This Saturday class is for intermediate students.  This class will improve your style. You’ll make larger, lighter and well balanced pieces. Also trimming and finishing! 

October-
14th- 1st class- Throwing, Hand-building.
21st- 2nd class- Working.
28th- 3rd class- Working.
November- 
4th- 4th class- Last Class for Wet Clay.
11th- 5th class- No Class / Bisque Firing.
18th- 6th class- Glazing.
 
December-
2nd- 7th class- Glaze Firing- Practice.
9th- 8th class- Pickup Finished Pieces. 
 

Class space is limited. Supplies will be provided but dress for a mess and bring an old towel for your lap.

Woodstock Arts is taking  measures to ensure your safety and well-being. We want to make this experience as comfortable, safe, and fun as possible for everyone involved.

INSTRUCTOR

Barbara Murphy

I have been playing in Clay for over 25 years. And teaching for the past 5 years.

 

 

 

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Clay Community: Wed PM

Clay Community: Wed PM

Dates

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Ages

On Wednesdays

Class Location

CLASS DESCRIPTION

You asked and we listened-Clay Community is now an 8 week class! We will use hand building techniques to create unique projects for your home and the upcoming holiday season (and a barrel fire!). Techniques will be taught in a way that allows options for project outcomes so that both beginners and advanced students enjoy. Join the clay community at the Kish Center!

There will be no class held on November 22th

 

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MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Heather Stevens

Heather Stevens is an artist that loves utilizing creative objects in her work. She loves focusing on textures and combining art skills in unique ways. Teaching Ceramics brings her great joy; she loves that it provides students of all experience levels the opportunity to make impressive pieces.

When Heather isn’t staying up too late obsessing about her own art projects, she can be found working with her own Photography Company, exploring the beautiful outdoors with her family, or having fun with her children.

She has taught at Jan Dempsey Community Art Center, Jules Collins Smith Museum, and in various school systems. She loves working at, and managing, the Kish Center for Pottery and Ceramics!

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Clay Community: 9:00 Friday Am

Clay Community: 9:00 Friday Am

Dates

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On Fridays

Class Location

CLASS DESCRIPTION

You asked and we listened-Clay Community is now an 8 week class! We will use hand building techniques to create unique projects for your home and the upcoming holiday season (and a barrel fire!). Techniques will be taught in a way that allows options for project outcomes so that both beginners and advanced students enjoy. Join the clay community at the Kish Center!

There will be no class held on November 24th

 

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MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Heather Stevens

Heather Stevens is an artist that loves utilizing creative objects in her work. She loves focusing on textures and combining art skills in unique ways. Teaching Ceramics brings her great joy; she loves that it provides students of all experience levels the opportunity to make impressive pieces.

When Heather isn’t staying up too late obsessing about her own art projects, she can be found working with her own Photography Company, exploring the beautiful outdoors with her family, or having fun with her children.

She has taught at Jan Dempsey Community Art Center, Jules Collins Smith Museum, and in various school systems. She loves working at, and managing, the Kish Center for Pottery and Ceramics!

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If you have any questions, please let us know.
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Clay Community: 11:00 Friday Am

Clay Community: 11:00 Friday Am

Dates

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Ages

On Fridays

Class Location

CLASS DESCRIPTION

You asked and we listened-Clay Community is now an 8 week class! We will use hand building techniques to create unique projects for your home and the upcoming holiday season (and a barrel fire!). Techniques will be taught in a way that allows options for project outcomes so that both beginners and advanced students enjoy. Join the clay community at the Kish Center!

There will be no class held on November 24th

 

Register Here

MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Heather Stevens

Heather Stevens is an artist that loves utilizing creative objects in her work. She loves focusing on textures and combining art skills in unique ways. Teaching Ceramics brings her great joy; she loves that it provides students of all experience levels the opportunity to make impressive pieces.

When Heather isn’t staying up too late obsessing about her own art projects, she can be found working with her own Photography Company, exploring the beautiful outdoors with her family, or having fun with her children.

She has taught at Jan Dempsey Community Art Center, Jules Collins Smith Museum, and in various school systems. She loves working at, and managing, the Kish Center for Pottery and Ceramics!

CONTACT US

If you have any questions, please let us know.
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Clay Community: 11:45 Monday Am

Clay Community: 11:45 Monday Am

Dates

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Ages

On Mondays

Class Location

CLASS DESCRIPTION

Monday Clay Community is a 6 week class. We will use hand building techniques to create unique projects for your home and the upcoming holiday season (and a barrel fire!). Techniques will be taught in a way that allows options for project outcomes so that both beginners and advanced students enjoy. Open studio is conveniently scheduled right before this Monday session. Join the clay community at the Kish Center!

There will be no class held on November 20th

 

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MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Heather Stevens

Heather Stevens is an artist that loves utilizing creative objects in her work. She loves focusing on textures and combining art skills in unique ways. Teaching Ceramics brings her great joy; she loves that it provides students of all experience levels the opportunity to make impressive pieces.

When Heather isn’t staying up too late obsessing about her own art projects, she can be found working with her own Photography Company, exploring the beautiful outdoors with her family, or having fun with her children.

She has taught at Jan Dempsey Community Art Center, Jules Collins Smith Museum, and in various school systems. She loves working at, and managing, the Kish Center for Pottery and Ceramics!

CONTACT US

If you have any questions, please let us know.
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