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Winter Session Classes
January 5 – March 15, 2015
2603 Sheridan Road, Evanston
847.475.5300
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The Evanston Art Center’s classes, exhibitions and community engagement programs serve individuals of all ages from over
80 zip codes. We offer many art activities, special programs and all exhibitions are free and open to the public. Your generous
donation to our Annual Fund will ensure that EAC continues the depth and accessibility of its arts programming and will allow for
new community initiatives that will positively impact thousands of people.
This is a particulary important year for growing our operating fund as we look toward expanding all our programming in 2015 in
our new space at 1717 Central Street. (please see page 18 for more information on our next home). Please consider giving to the
Evanston Art Center today and help EAC continue to touch the lives of artists, students and community partners with exceptional
arts experiences, many of which are free and open to all.
Annual Giving Circle Benefits
Member Benefits
$100 Artist’s Circle
$1,000 or more Curator’s Circle
All member benefits plus annual recognition in our
marketing materials
All member benefits plus recognition listed above plus
Private tour of an EAC Exhibition for 10 people
$250 Studio Circle
$2,500 Collector’s Circle
All member benefits plus annual recognition in our
marketing materials and on our lobby donor board
All member benefits plus recognition listed above plus
invitations to one special reception or event
and two complimentary tickets to an Art After 5 event
$500 Gallery Circle
All member benefits plus recognition listed above plus
10% discount on art purchased from exhibitions
at the Art Center
$5,000 Director’s Circle
$10,000 Sustaining Fellow’s Circle
All member benefits plus recognition listed above plus
annual opportunity to host a private reception/event at
the Art Center
MISSION
The Evanston Art Center is dedicated to fostering the appreciation and
expression of the arts among diverse audiences. The Art Center offers
extensive and innovative instruction in broad areas of artistic endeavor through
classes, exhibitions, interactive arts activities, and community outreach
initiatives.
IMPORTANT DATES
Winter dates
Drop-off and mail-in
Phone-in and walk-in
Make-up week
January 5 – March 15, 2015
Ongoing
Begins November 24, 2014
March 16 – March 22, 2015
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Spring Session classes will be held at 2603 Sheridan and the
Noyes Cultural Arts Center. Summer Session will be held at
1717 Central Street.
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• Eligibility to enroll in Evanston Art Center classes
• Discounts on Youth Fine Arts classes, adult workshops
and special programs
• Announcements of exhibition openings and
special events
• Eligibility to attend Art After Five visits with
collectors
• Art supply discounts: 25% discount at Genesis
Artist Village (includes framing) and 10% discount
at Dick Blick
• Business Membership includes in additon to the
above, one full page ad (8” x 10”) in our catalog, or
web banner ad for one month ($1,500 value)
CONTENTS
Independent Study Program
Workshops
Ceramics
Digital Media & Photography
Drawing & Painting
Figure Sculpture
Jewelry & Metalsmithing
Metal Sculpture
Printmaking
Youth and Teen Classes
Donors
Registration & Policies
Upcoming Events
Capital Campaign
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Beginning in the winter term, the Evanston Art
Center will offer a new membership tier for those
who wish to work in our studios without instruction.
Participating departments are Ceramics, Metal,
Jewelry, Printmaking, Figure Sculpture, and Digital
Media. Monitored Studio Time is still available
to all current students, as well. To participate in
Independent Study one must go through an initial
$10 studio orientation hour given by the department
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hour will also be scheduled.
Annual Membership:
EAC Independent Study Membership $75
SIGNING UP:
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Here at the Evanston Art Center we pride ourselves on
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that are inviting and inspiring. We promote friendly small
class-sizes where students are given individual attention
and the freedom to explore multiple media and styles of art
making. Class descriptions are often the vision of our art
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the classroom. If you want to try something new, our staff
will work with you to achieve your goals.
To learn more about our dynamic faculty please
visit our faculty bios page on the EAC website:
www.evanstonartcenter.org/school/faculty
The Evanston Art Center offers year-round workshops and classes to youth, teens,
adults, and seniors. We have been serving individuals and communities around
Chicago for over 80 years.
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Once you purchase your membership you can sign
up for 10-weeks of Independent Study (one 3-hour
block of time, one day per week for 10-weeks). Sign
up is available online, in-person, and by phone.
To sign up on a drop-in basis for 3 hour blocks of
time, it is $30 per drop-in and you must sign up
in-person at EAC 2603 Sheridan Road location and
then turn in your receipt to the studio monitor.
SCHEDULING:
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of classes (January 5, 2015). Stay tuned to the EAC
website and E-blast announcements.
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Independent Studio Tuition:
Evanston Resident $244/ Non-Resident $254
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Faculty Artists’
Workshops
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cover the nuances of photographing in different
cultures, respect for customs, etc. Paul Berg is a
professional photographer that has traveled to over
26 countries on 5 continents, including extended
tours of India and Tanzania.
Skill Level: All Levels
Ages: 18+
EAC Member $85/Non-member $100
TEEN SOUND AND AUDIO RECORDING
James Chmielewski
Saturday 1/31, 10-3pm
In this workshop teens get to record pieces of
music, sound, and/or spoken word creations. Learn
to record and edit using Reason software in our
media lab. Teens work with James to learn more
about recording and editing techniques.
Skill Level: All Levels
Ages: 15-17
EAC Member $110/Non-member $125
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1-DAY
MAKER BOTS WORKSHOP
Lindsey French
Sunday 2/1, 1-4pm
Learn basic electronics as you turn an ordinary
toothbrush, a tiny battery, and a motor into an
insect-like robot that bounces and vibrates inside
a cardboard obstacle course that you design and
construct. Then take your creations home to show
your family and friends.
Skill Level: All Levels
Ages: 9+ and Families
EAC Member $65/Non-member $80
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2-DAY
PHOTOGRAPHIC WORKSHOP: LEARNING TO
PHOTOGRAPH YOUR ARTWORK
Bill First
Saturday 3/7, 1-4pm
Sunday 3/8, 10-1pm
Media Lab
This two-day workshop will demonstrate how to
photograph both your 2D + 3D artwork. Lighting
styles as well as compositional techniques will
be explored. This workshop will cover lighting 2D
artwork such as: paintings and drawings, and all
3D artwork including; jewelry, sculpture, ceramics
& pottery, metalwork & furniture. Knowledge of
digital cameras and Adobe’s Lightroom 5 will
be helpful, but not mandatory. Students will
participate in shooting tethered to Lightroom 5, as
well as, learning techniques for color balance and
manipulating images in post-production. Please
plan to bring your digital camera’s and external
hard-drives each day.
Skill Level: Intermediate/Advanced
Ages: 18+
EAC Member $125/Non-member $140
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1-DAY
TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHY
Paul Berg
Saturday 2/7, 12-4pm
Media Lab
If travel and photography are your passions, the
workshop is for you. Whether you are traveling
to an exotic faraway destination or somewhere
closer to home, you want to capture the best
quality images. Instructor Paul Berg will cover
many topics including: capturing the essence of
a place, the best equipment to bring and taking
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1-DAY
MACRO PHOTOGRAPHY
Paul Berg
Thursday 1/22, 12-4pm
Media Lab
Macro or close-up photography offers limitless
opportunities to create stunning images of everyday
objects. Join professional photographer Paul Berg
for this informative workshop that will cover key
topics of macro photography; including special
close-up lenses/accessories, camera settings
and composition tips. Recommended equipment:
DSLR camera, preferably with a close-up lens.
Skill Level: All Levels
Ages: 18+
EAC Member $85/Non-member $100
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2-DAY
STONE SETTING WORKSHOP
Amy Butts
Saturday 3/7, 10-3pm
Sunday 3/8, 10-3pm
This hands on, two-day workshop will focus on
the fundamentals of stone setting. Bezel, tube,
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setting techniques. Faceted CZs & cabochon and
non-precious metals will be provided as well as all
necessary tools. Students are encouraged to bring
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interests and their own stones to work with.
Skill Level: All Levels
Ages: 18+
EAC Member $180/Non-member $195
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LANDSCAPE PAINTING WITH WATERBASED MEDIUMS
Nina Weiss
Saturday 1/24, 10-2pm
Sunday 1/25, 1-4pm
Water-based paint mediums allow artists the
freedom to explore color; create layers, experiment;
and make quick changes in their compositions.
This Winter; explore your favorite landscapes while
learning about color, gesture, form, and other
elements crucial to a strong landscape painting.
Gouache; watercolor, acrylic, and other waterbased mediums are welcome. Instructor will
provide photographic references or bring your own.
Skill Level: All Levels
Ages: 15+
EAC Member $140/Non-member $155
Call 847.475.5300
Fax 847.475.5330
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MOLD MAKING FOR SCULPTURE
Dominic Sansone
Saturday 2/7, 1-4pm
Workshop will provided an overview of mold
making processes and their role in my work. Topics
covered will include plaster molds, both two part
and multiple part; latex rubber molds; professional
grade urethane and silicone molds; silicone caulk
molds; shell mold techniques, including plaster,
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plaster, latex, and silicone caulk molds. All topics
discussed (demonstrated or not) will include actual
examples. Casting demonstrations will also be
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Skill Level: All Levels
Ages: 18+
EAC Member $65/Non-member $80
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WORKSHOP: PENS, WATERCOLORS AND
DR. MARTIN DYES
Michelle Kogan
Saturday 1/31, 9:30-3:30pm
Create a series of small pen sketches or 1
large art piece beginning with permanent pens.
Complete the art with Dr. Martin permanent Dyes
(intense inks) and/or watercolors. Bring in still life
material and references to make your own unique
composition. The instructor will also set up a still
life that can be used. A material list will be posted.
Skill Level: All Levels
Ages: 18+
EAC Member $125/Non-member $140
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HOW TO CREATE A PHOTO TABLEAU
WITH SARAH FAUST
Sarah Faust
Saturday 1/10, 1-4pm
EAC Grounds and Digital Lab
Learn how photographer/artist Sarah Faust creates
scenes with family members as actors. Learn what
inspires her, how she directs her subjects, chooses
locations, lighting, and objects to include in the
scene. Participants will do similar works in this
workshop. Please bring camera, tripod, and a close
friend or relative, someone who you feel would be
easy to work with. Note that a person as subject
is not necessary. Consider also or alternatively
these: family heirlooms, artifacts, or other items
that carry meaning for you, or objects to create a
still life, keeping in mind contrasting surfaces and
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optional. Some digital camera experience and a
passion for photography is necessary.
Skill Level: All Levels
Ages: 18+
EAC Member $100/Non-member $115
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TENERIFFE LACEMAKING WORKSHOP
April Dauscha
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lace that is created on a grid of threads, which
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with various designs by using only two different
stitches – the weaving stitch and the knotted stitch.
This technique has evolved from drawn-thread
embroidery techniques used in early handmade
lace making. In this workshop you will learn to
create and set up your “loom”, lay your warps and
begin weaving and knotting to create designs. A
presentation on different forms of lace will also be
given, along with a mini artist lecture on my work
and my studio practice.
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In this multi-level class, students learn the process
of creating a mosaic piece: cutting tile, layout and
design, substrates, adhesives and grouting. 2-3
projects will be offered for students wanting to
learn a variety of techniques. Individual ideas will
be encouraged for the more advanced student.
Students are welcome to bring their own collection
of ceramic/glass tiles, found objects to incorporate
into their work.
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FORM & FUNCTION
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This class is for students with some experience
in throwing and hand-building. Students will be
encouraged to add to their repertoire of forum and
techniques—throwing “larger,” adding appendages
to pots, and altering thrown forms. We will explore
how function -- the purpose of the piece—relates
to form, the shape, and the design of the piece. We
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This class is for students with some experience
in throwing and hand-building. Students will be
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technique. We will be throwing “larger,” adding
appendages to pots, and altering thrown forms. We
will explore form and function as well as shape and
design of ceramic pieces.
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those who want to build on their wheel and handbuilding construction skills. Through demonstrations,
discussion, and lots of individual guidance students
broaden their understanding of technique, materials
and ceramic history. Class is enhanced by a wide
variety of activities such as glaze testing, creativity
exercises, and informal critiques.
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soft and organic to hard edged and architectural.
Explore and build upon fundamental construction
skills to explore a variety of traditional ceramic
forms such as vessels, containers and tiles.
Decorative techniques such as carving, stenciling,
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presentations and studio work.
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This class will be taught to each student’s
individual needs. It’s appropriate for students
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experience in throwing. Students will learn and
become comfortable with the basic techniques in
throwing (centering, opening, and pulling cylinders)
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stoneware to make mugs, bowls, and plates.
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This class is designed for the beginning student
interested in learning basic throwing and handbuilding skills. Get a sound foundation in traditional
wheel-forming techniques as we make cups,
pitchers, bowls, vases and plates. We will explore
coils, soft and hard slab construction as well as
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their technique and create more complex forms and
surfaces. Beginning students need to purchase a
clay tool kit.
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This critique group class is intended to
provide discussion, feedback and support for
photographers as they create work. Within the ten
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to present their work at least three times and are
expected to participate in discussions of their
classmates work. This is ideal for those actively
working on a project, wanting to begin working on a
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work on. The class structure can be tailored to suit
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TEXT AND IMAGE
Gina Grillo
Tuesday 1-4pm
Media Lab
In this Digital Photo Based Course you will explore
options and methods for working across disciplines
to create work that combines the written word
and the photographic image. Join us as we
consider the use of 1) text as artist statement or
communication of artistic intent used in promoting
a visual photo project, 2) text as a creative element
that works in tandem with images to deepen artistic
communication and meaning, and 3) the layering of
text and image using Photoshop. Gain exposure to
a variety of artists, practitioners, graphic designers
and other culture producers who are combining
elements of text and image to convey their personal
vision.
Skill Level: All Levels
Ages: 16+
Evanston Resident $310/Non-resident $320
Gina Grillo
Tuesday 6:30-9:30pm
Media Lab
Join us for 10 weeks of portfolio building sessions
and gain the support and creative feedback
necessary to create a professional image portfolio.
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commercial, in this course you will focus on a
long-term project to create a photo series and learn
to edit and sequence your images successfully.
Each participant will develop a portfolio, as a formal
presentation tool that can serve as a springboard
for sharing photographic talents online and in
person. Bring an interest in shooting a subject
or theme and showcasing that project rather
than creating greatest a greatest hits portfolio.
Appropriate for those who have completed EAC’s
Unique Photo Style I & II, and all others with an
interest in pursuing photo project work. Instructor
guided critiques with peer photographer feedback.
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studio visit and/or meeting with gallery curator.
Skill Level: All Levels
Ages: 16+
Evanston Resident $310/Non-resident $320
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CREATE PROMOTIONAL MATERIAL USING
THE CREATIVE CLOUD
Michelle Kogan
Wednesday 1-4pm
Media Lab
Learn about the Adobe Creative Suite (now called
the Creative Cloud) using InDesign, Photoshop,
and Illustrator. Create promotional material within
these multiple platforms including, ads and
postcards, etc. to be used on the internet, and
printed business cards, postcards, booklets,
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professional artists and beginning artists that would
like to develop promotional material to gain greater
recognition for their artwork and careers. Bring to
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thumb drive, and source/reference material for
creating your projects.
Skill Level: All Levels
Ages: 16+
Evanston Resident $310/Non-resident $320
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Jeff Callen
Wednesday 6:30pm-9:30pm
Media Lab
So you have spent a lot of money on a digital
camera but you’re still taking snapshots? Before
you end up with an expensive paperweight, this
course will show you how to use that camera to
make artistic photographs. We will study camera
control, composition, themes, and other elements
for making quality imagery. We will use the digital
lab to print and edit.
Skill Level: Beginning
Ages: 16+
Evanston Resident $310/Non-resident $320
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GRAPHIC DESIGN: ELEMENTS AND
PRINCIPLES
Renee Witherwax
Saturday 9:30-12:30pm
Media Lab
We will use Adobe Creative Suite (InDesign,
Illustrator, Photoshop, Dreamweaver) to explore
basic graphic design elements (line quality, pattern,
rhythm, color, scale, grid, etc.) and hand-made and
computer-aided techniques. We will also explore
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design for the web toward the end of the course.
Skill Level: All Levels
Ages: 16+
Evanston Resident $310/Non-resident $320
Call 847.475.5300
Fax 847.475.5330
E7021, E7022
E7021 Beginning 1/10
E7022 Beginning 2/14
5-WEEK
INTRODUCTION TO LIGHTROOM 5
Saturday 1-4pm
Media Lab
You will learn the fundamentals of Lightroom 5, the
software used most by photographers shooting
digitally. Learn how to download images from
your camera, organize and manage your image
library, develop, and present your photography.
Learn how to set up Lightroom 5 preferences,
understand the interface, use the editing tools in
the develop module and explore the book making
and print modules. Work from your own laptop
with Lightroom 5 installed or work on a classroom
computer. Bring digital images to work with (for the
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your camera). Bring a card reader or the cord that
connects your camera to the computer. If you will
be using the classroom computers you will need to
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Skill Level: All Levels
Ages: 16+
EAC member $155/Non-member $170
Drawing &
Painting
*Please notice that many adult classes are
open to high school students, pay close
attention to the ages in each listing.
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PASTEL DRAWING
Didier Nolet
Monday 9am-12pm
2North
Soft pastel is a unique medium that combines the
qualities of drawing and painting, such that dry
pigments look like velvet catching the light. Learn
to create pastels from nature, photographs or
memories as you explore composition, color, light,
shadow and perspective.
Skill Level: Beginners/Advanced
Ages: 18+
Evanston Resident $280/Non-resident $290
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PAINTING STUDIO
10-WEEK
Janis Pozzi-Johnson
Monday 9:15am-12:15pm
3rd Floor
This class will provide students the opportunity
to participate in a lively, interactive working
environment. Students may choose to develop
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resolved statement, or to address those challenging
places in their work that have impeded forward
movement. Skill development, use of materials,
stylistic choices, personal imagery, and aesthetic
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Skill Level: All Levels
Ages: 18+
Evanston Resident $280/Non-resident $290
Online www.evanstonartcenter.org
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OPEN FIGURE STUDIO
Monitor
Monday 9:30am-12:30pm
2South
Participants must have previously completed one
EAC painting or drawing class
Figure Studio offers participants the opportunity to
work in their choice of media and study the nude.
Poses range from one to thirty minutes. Instruction
is not included; a classroom monitor is in charge.
EAC membership is required.
Skill Level: All Levels
Ages: 18+
Evanston Resident $170/Non-resident $180 or
$20 per drop-in session
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CHILDREN’S PICTURE BOOK ILLUSTRATION
Michelle Kogan
Tuesday 9:30 am - 12:30 pm
1North
Choose a classic children’s book or bring in your
own picture book story and learn about making
a picture book dummy. In class we’ll start with
thumbnail layouts and then use a scanner and
computers to create the book dummies. Bring to
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tracing paper pad, kneaded eraser, 3 staedtler
mars #3b drawing pencils, pencil sharpener and
reference materials for your picture book drawings.
Skill Level: All Levels
Ages: 18+
Evanston Resident $280/Non-resident $290
10-WEEK
DRAWING & PAINTING THE NUDE:
THE LONG POSE
Ken Minami
Monday 1-4pm
3rd Floor
This class is ideal for the student who wishes
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depth. Two and three week poses allow more time
for a thorough study of the model. An emphasis
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the whole visual ensemble will be stressed. Color
studies and monochrome tonal studies will be
explored as preparation for a painting. A variety of
media (charcoal, conté crayon. pastel and oil paint)
will present new problems but also new solutions.
Best suited for intermediate and advanced
students, but beginners welcome. Come prepared
to work in the media of your choice.
Skill Level: All Levels
Ages: 18+
Evanston Resident $320/Non-resident $330
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SEEING THE BODY: ANATOMICAL FIGURE
DRAWING
Sarah Kaiser
Monday 6:30pm-9:30pm
3rd Floor
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anatomical landmarks, which are bone and muscle
structures evident on the live model. Charcoal and
graphite pencils are used to actively learn anatomy
while drawing. Poses will consist of short gesture
drawings as well as longer studies to enable
students to hone in on the material. Students will
have access to a model in each class in order to
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Skill Level: All Levels
Ages: 18+
Evanston Resident $320/Non-resident $330
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DAILY SKETCHING TO FINISHED
PAINTINGS/DRAWINGS
Michelle Kogan
Tuesday 6:30-9:30pm
2north
Historically sketchbooks have been used by
artists as consolidated research documents to
explore concepts and designs. Sketchbooks
have also been presented by artists as artworks
in and of themselves. In this class students will
construct multiple sketchbooks to create daily
process sketches. The sketches will then be used
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various mediums. We’ll construct the sketchbooks
from watercolor and heavier paper to allow for
experimentation of mediums. We will explore
different ways to sketch, i.e., thumbnails, series,
larger, details, and review artists whose sketches
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list online.
Skill Level: All Levels
Ages: 16+
Evanston Resident $280/Non-resident $290
10-WEEK
FOR THE LOVE OF DRAWING AND PAINTING
Jill King
Tuesday 7-9pm
2 South
This class explores drawing and painting mediums
(Charcoal, Pencil, Oil and Acrylic Paints). Students
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building partnerships between mind and materials.
Beginners work from in class still-life set ups and
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exploring paint application methods and mediums.
Viewing and discussions of contemporary artworks
take place throughout the course. Critiques and
discussions from personal insights are encouraged.
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Skill Level: All Levels
Ages: 18+
Evanston Resident $200/Non-resident $210
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OLD MASTERS TRICKS FOR
CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS
Didier Nolet
Wednesday 9-12pm
2North
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experience how to create work that has the glow
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acquired these techniques in his training at the
world famous Beaux-Arts School in Paris. These
practices have been used by artists since the
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to create the effect and mood of those paintings
without any struggle by using a three stage
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quantity.
Skill Level: Beginners/Advanced
Ages: 18+
Evanston Resident $280/Non-resident $290
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PUSHING THE FIGURE:
ABSTRACTION & BEYOND
Janis Pozzi-Johnson
Wednesday 9:30am-12:30pm
3rd Floor
This course is designed to address the concerns
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model, placed within an interesting compositional
arrangement as a point of departure, students will
explore the expressive potential of stylistic choices,
move toward a more conceptual or abstract
rendering, or concentrate on the cultivation of a
distinct visual treatment. Students should come
prepared to work from the model in a chosen
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Ages: 18+
Evanston Resident $320/Non-resident $330
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SILK PAINTING
Linny Freeman
Wednesday 9:30am-12:30pm
1North
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design. Open up your creativity and learn to paint
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will explore traditional techniques such as batik (hot
wax), gutta resist, salting, and dye thickening and
many more. Please see supply list.
Skill Level: All Levels
Ages: 18+
EAC Member $145 / Non-Member $160
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ENSEMBLE OF THE PORTRAIT
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This course analyzes the drawing and color aspects
of portrait painting separately and then combines
them into a coordinated whole. Color studies are
used to map out the major color relationships and
monochrome drawings are used to develop the
student’s ability to see the form. Poses will last 3
weeks with a strong emphasis put on seeing the
large visual impression. Ideal for paint and pastel
but can be studied with drawing media only.
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FROM STILL LIFE TO REAL LIFE
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Manet proclaimed still life to be the “touchstone”
of painting. Like Manet, we will study still life setups to learn how to see the world in terms of color
relationships, shadow, light, and quality of edges.
Composition, creating light effects, volume, and
atmosphere will be discussed in group critiques.
The course culminates in a 3-week portrait with
props and a live model. This class is ideal for oil
painting but can be pursued in other media.
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BEGINNING PORTRAITURE
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This class is design for anyone who is enthusiastic
about learning to draw portraits. You will learn
the fundamental approach to portrait drawing.
Students will learn the importance of placement,
various in-depth shading techniques (using
charcoal) but more importantly, the art of seeing.
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learning to draw what you see, versus drawing
what you know. This is of upmost importance in
portrait drawing. This course should help you build
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understanding of color as a vital element in a work
of art. Personalized instruction and group critiques
will enable each student to develop a critical
analysis of one’s work and develop an intuitive
sense of color. In addition to traditional materials,
students will be introduced to the smartphone
application “Interaction of Color” based on the
artist Josef Albers’ books by the same name,
as an aid in the composition and design of color
exercises. See the Albers app and books here,
http://yupnet.org/interactionofcolor/
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WHAT WOULD MONDRIAN DO?
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from your own experience how line, value, edge
and weight can create tension and movement in
your work. Learn what pleases the eye, tickles
the mind and draws the viewer into your painting.
The instructor works closely with each student
to develop his/her individual entry into abstract
thinking and perception. This class welcomes
beginners because abstraction offers the pleasure
of playing freely in a chosen medium. Experienced
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on composition, texture and color. Work in acrylic,
oil or mixed media--using photographs, collages
and the imagination.
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sketch and color washing, adding a new sense of
freedom to your creativity. We will explore many
different techniques that can be applied to your
pencil/wash drawings. Please see supply list.
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COLOR THEORY FUNDAMENTALS
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In this mixed-media (drawing, painting, and collage)
color theory class, students will explore all aspects
of color theory and application, while developing an
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WATERCOLORS: BEGINNING/
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Jump in and express yourself through watercolor
painting. Students will learn traditional techniques
including wet-into-wet, dry brush, lifting, glazing,
color mixing and much more. Student’s work with
watercolor paints and watercolor pencils to learn
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artworks.
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BEGINNING DRAWING
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This class is ideal for anyone interested in learning
fundamental drawing skills regardless of previous
experience. Weekly exercises will range from
familiar subjects like still-life and landscape to
exploring the realm of abstract and conceptual art.
Using historical and contemporary art references,
we will work in both black and white as well as
color.
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BEGINNING OIL PAINTING
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This multi-level course provides students with a
solid understanding of the technical and practical
aspects of oil painting. Formal and cognitive
concerns of image-making are addressed using
various subjects such as the still life, model and
landscape. Drawing experience is recommended.
(Bring 18” x 24” (or larger) piece of drawing paper
and charcoal to 1st class).
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MULTI-LEVEL DRAWING
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Students work from still life, photographs, model,
and imagination, while exploring charcoal,
pencil, and ink. The instructor often sits next to
students and draws along, observing nuances
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instruction. Development of personal themes,
textures, and styles is always encouraged. Learning
to read the whole picture, i.e. composition, is
important at every stage. We indulge in technical
demonstrations and group discussions of
exemplary art of the past and of our own time.
Basic supplies may be purchased from the
instructor, but bring your own if you prefer.
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INTRODUCTION TO FIGURE DRAWING
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Drawing from a nude model, we will be focusing
on gesture, line, tonal modeling and the expressive
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gestural ones to longer, more intensive studies.
While honing your observational skills, you will
also be encouraged to explore the psychological
aspects of various poses and learn how to create
various moods through different lighting conditions.
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FIGURE PAINTING & DRAWING FROM THE
NUDE MODEL
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This class is centered on painting the nude
model. Using oil and acrylic paints or drawing
materials, the live models provide practice for direct
observation, to begin an abstraction or to include
in another painting/environment. The instruction
is focused on individual goals with some in class
demonstrations and discussions. Each model pose
is two weeks. This is a long pose class.
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10-WEEK
DRAWING & PAINTING THE PORTRAIT
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NON-TRADITIONAL TECHNIQUES FOR
ARTIST BOOKMAKING
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This is an introduction to artist bookmaking.
In the creation of a book, we will make use of
photographic materials, poetry, texts, painting,
collectable items, etc. In forming a visual theme
threaded with continuity of color the student is
invited to develop a book of their own design--be it
an accordion style or basic page layout. Ideas and
interpretations will be discussed through choices in
design, mini books mock-ups, hand stitched ages,
folded, threaded, or large scale book. Please bring
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we will discuss our options and choices among
one another and begin the basics of our book
cover. Once complete you will go home with a very
personal and pristine art piece.
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DRAWING INTO PAINTING
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This course focusses on the process of conceiving
and implementing practices to move your drawings
into dynamic paintings. Preliminary sketches and
drawings will explore subject matter, composition,
scale, and medium. Format & support preparation
will be explored as students approach and begin
several paintings. Information including stretching
canvasses and using gessoes & grounds will be
presented. Students will transition drawings into
painting in the color medium of their choice.
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Students will be directed to see how shadow and
light reveal the forms of the head and how these
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those painting, learning to organize the major color
relationships will be stressed. Composition, light
effects, and atmosphere will be studied to produce
lively paintings and drawings. One pose will last
three weeks for a thorough study of the model.
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This class provides independent studio time with a
nude model, starting each session with 1/2 hour of
quick sketches followed by a pose lasting at least
2 sessions. There is no instructor and the course is
informal in structure, however, a monitor oversees
all studio sessions. Figure sculpture experience is a
prerequisite.
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Monitored studio time is available to
currently enrolled students at no extra
cost. Studio schedule will be determined
at the beginning of the term.
The Evanston Art Center’s Printmaking,
Figure Sculpture, and Jewelry Studios
are located at 927 Noyes Street in the
lower level of the Noyes Cultural Center.
2576, 2578
10-WEEK
THE FIGURE: REAL OR IMAGINED
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models. Models generally hold the same pose
for 3 classes. Students study the model to see
proportions, gesture, and anatomy as they work
realistically or use the model as the inspiration
for more imaginative and interpretative work.
Instructors work with each student individually.
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into stoneware ceramics. Afterwards students can
add color and texture through the use of assorted
stains, slips, and other ceramic patinas.
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10-WEEK
NEW EXPLORATIONS
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Learn to create abstract three-dimensional art
forms by exploring non-objective, organic and
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and found objects may be used. Instruction in slab
and coil building, armature assembly and plaster
mold casting techniques will be investigated. Some
sculptural experience is recommended.
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INDEPENDENT FIGURE SCULPTURE
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concrete 3D surfaces in an imaginative and colorful
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INDEPENDENT FIGURE SCULPTURE
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This class provides independent studio time with a
nude model holding one pose per session. There is
no instructor and the course is informal in structure,
however, a monitor oversees all studio sessions.
Figure sculpture experience is a prerequisite.
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Monitored Studio Time is available to
currently enrolled students for $85 a
term (use code 8351).
The Evanston Art Center’s Printmaking,
Figure Sculpture, and Jewelry Studios
are located at 927 Noyes Street in the
lower level of the Noyes Cultural Center.
3593
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METALSMITHING: JEWELRY
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Building upon jewelry skills and techniques
of soldering, fusing, sawing, forming, etching
and stone setting. Students will also have the
opportunity to work with glass enamel this class
session. Individual interaction with the instructor
encourages students to design and construct
their own concepts in jewelry and object making.
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explored.
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10-WEEK
ENAMELING
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This beautiful art form involves sifting and layering
colored glass onto a metal base. Beginners learn
enameling techniques and complete sample
pieces. After that, they design and make a piece
of their choice. Advanced students work on more
complex projects, improving or learning new
techniques.
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10-WEEK
NO-LIMITS JEWELRY
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Students of all levels, from total beginner to
advanced, are welcome, no prior experience
needed. Instruction is tailored to the needs of the
individual. Whether you have never held a torch
before, or are looking for advanced stone-setting or
design guidance, you will learn metalsmithing from
a professional, at the pace that works for you. It is
helpful to bring a sketchbook to class.
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3503
10-WEEK
LOST WAX CASTING AND MORE
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This course is designed for individuals who
are interested in lost wax casting and special
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Topics covered include wax carving, casting,
bezel making, working in gold or silver, fabrication
techniques, and oxidation. Students cast at least
once during the term.
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10-WEEK
METALSMITHING: JEWELRY
AND OBJECTS II
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This class offers the opportunity to explore more
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skills of forging, etching, enameling, inlay and
the marriage of metals. Students will also have
an opportunity to work on some enameling
techniques. Various ways of stone setting as
creative captures will be explored. Techniques
and demonstrations are given. Students are
encouraged to create work that has a theme.
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10-WEEK
BEGINNING/INTERMEDIATE JEWELRY
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become accustomed to working with jewelrymaking tools and equipment. The instructor will
present demonstrations for all levels, including
forming, chains, rivets, and forging. Students
should be prepared to purchase a materials kit. Kit
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class for materials.
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BEGINNING JEWELRY AND
METALSMITHING
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in silver, copper, and brass. Basic metalsmithing
and jewelry techniques such as sawing, texturing,
etching, riveting, soldering, stone setting and
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complete two projects. No experience required.
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3599
10-WEEK
INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED JEWELRY
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Students with previous experience will be
introduced to more advanced skills while working
on projects of their choosing. Instruction will be
geared toward the individual needs of the student.
Demonstrations and discussion support in-class
work and experimentation is encouraged. Students
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ADVANCED OPEN STUDIO
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There are Prerequisites for this class. Participants
in this open studio class have access to the jewelry
studio when classes are not in session to do
independent study. These times are announced
at the beginning of each semester. In addition,
occasional visiting artists are arranged. This class
requires approval from instructor, 3 consecutive
jewelry classes and 3 consecutive terms of
monitored studio time.
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Metal Sculpture
Monitored Studio Time is available to
all currently enrolled Metal Sculpture
students for $105 for the session
(use code 8301). Studio Time is also
available on a drop-in basis for $10
per 3 hour meeting. Advanced Open
Studio Time is available to currently
enrolled students who have taken a
minimum of two or more consecutive
Metal Sculpture classes in the past. The
cost is $20 per 3 hours. Schedules are
determined at the beginning of a new
session and posted in Metal Sculpture
Studio.
*It is very important that students make
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safety training. If you cannot make it to
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a time to make it to another one during
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training, you cannot take the class and
you will not receive a refund.
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3020
10-WEEK CLASS
BEGINNING/CONTINUING METAL
SCULPTURE
Matt Runfola
Monday 7pm-10pm
Metal Studio
A multi-level class designed for the self-paced
student interested in learning metal working
techniques in relation to the functional and
sculptural object. Beginning students complete one
assigned project while learning oxygen/acetylene
welding, cutting, and the use of primary hand and
power tools. The remainder of the session exposes
beginning and returning students to additional skills
used in creating welded sculpture/furniture, and will
be used for independent projects. Please note: No
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is mandatory.
Skill Level: All Levels
Ages: 18+
Evanston Resident $350/Non-resident $360
3021
10-WEEK CLASS
BEGINNING/CONTINUING METAL
SCULPTURE
Matt Runfola
Tuesday 9:30am -12:30pm
Metal Studio
A multi-level class designed for the self-paced
student interested in learning metal working
techniques in relation to the functional and
sculptural object. Beginning students complete one
assigned project while learning oxygen/acetylene
welding, cutting, and the use of primary hand and
power tools. The remainder of the session exposes
beginning and returning students to additional skills
used in creating welded sculpture/furniture, and will
be used for independent projects. No experience
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Skill Level: All Levels
Ages: 18+
Evanston Resident $350/Non-resident $360
3022
10-WEEK CLASS
BEGINNING/CONTINUING METAL
SCULPTURE
Dominic Sansone
Wednesday 7pm-10pm
Metal Studio
A multi-level class designed for the self-paced
student interested in learning metal working
techniques in relation to the functional and
sculptural object. Beginning students complete one
assigned project while learning oxygen/acetylene
welding, cutting, and the use of primary hand and
power tools. The remainder of the session exposes
beginning and returning students to additional skills
used in creating welded sculpture/furniture, and will
be used for independent projects. No experience
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Skill Level: All Levels
Ages: 18+
Evanston Resident $350/Non-resident $360
REGISTER TODAY:
3030
10-WEEK CLASS
CONTINUING METAL SCULPTURE
Matt Runfola
Wednesday 9:30am -12:30pm
Metal Studio
Designed for the continuing student who is
comfortable with the basic techniques of art
metalworking, and is interested in taking their
sculptural/functional work to the next level.
Students work on independent projects from
the start. In-depth weekly discussion topics
will include: advanced metal working tools and
techniques, inspiration and design, contemporary
sculpture reviews, the business of art, group
critiques, etc. Please note: Enrollment open only
to students who have successfully completed two
EAC Metal Sculpture classes, or with Department
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is mandatory.
Skill Level: Intermediate/Advanced
Ages:18+
Evanston Resident $350/Non-resident $360
2-WEEK WORKSHOPS
BEYOND STEEL: CREATING WITH
ALTERNATE METALS
Matt Runfola
Monday 9:30am - 12:30pm
Metal Studio
9340A January 12 and January 19:
Stainless Steel ($11 Material Fee)
9340B January 26 and February 2:
Silicon Bronze ($30 Material Fee)
9340C February 9 and February 16:
Copper ($40 Material Fee)
9340D February 23 and March 2:
Yellow Brass ($35 Material Fee)
9340E March 9 and March 16:
Aluminum ($5 Material Fee)
Learn the technical and artistic merits of aluminum,
stainless steel, copper, brass, and bronze, and
develop the fabrication skills necessary to create
art objects with each. Each 2-week continuinglevel class is designed for the student already
comfortable working with mild steel, and will
expose students to various cutting, forming, and
joining techniques (with a heavy emphasis on
torch welding) for these alternate metals. First
time Beyond Steel students will work on assigned
projects to better focus on the nuances of each
metal; returning students will work on projects of
their choice. Expand your work beyond carbon
steel and rust...Sign-up for one metal; sign-up
for all metals! Please note: Enrollment open only
to students who have successfully completed
one EAC Metal Sculpture class, and are currently
enrolled in a Winter 2015 Metal Sculpture core
class. First time Beyond Steel students will incur
an additional material fee for each new metal.
Skill Level: Intermediate/Advanced
Ages: 18+
EAC Member $85/Non-member $100
Call 847.475.5300
Fax 847.475.5330
2-WEEK WORKSHOPS
BEYOND STEEL: CREATING WITH
ALTERNATE METALS
Matt Runfola
Tuesday 7pm-10pm
Metal Studio
9341A January 13 and January 20:
Stainless Steel ($11 Material Fee)
9341B January 27 and February 3:
Silicon Bronze ($30 Material Fee)
9341C February 10 and February 17:
Copper ($40 Material Fee)
9341D February 24 and March 3:
Yellow Brass ($35 Material Fee)
9341E March 10 and March 17:
Aluminum ($5 Material Fee)
Learn the technical and artistic merits of aluminum,
stainless steel, copper, brass, and bronze, and
develop the fabrication skills necessary to create
art objects with each. Each 2-week continuinglevel class is designed for the student already
comfortable working with mild steel, and will
expose students to various cutting, forming, and
joining techniques (with a heavy emphasis on
torch welding) for these alternate metals. First
time Beyond Steel students will work on assigned
projects to better focus on the nuances of each
metal; returning students will work on projects of
their choice. Expand your work beyond carbon
steel and rust...Sign-up for one metal; sign-up
for all metals Please note: Enrollment open only
to students who have successfully completed
one EAC Metal Sculpture class, and are currently
enrolled in a Winter 2015 Metal Sculpture core
class. First time Beyond Steel students will incur
an additional material fee for each new metal.
Skill Level: Intermediate/Advanced
Ages: 18+
EAC Member $85/Non-member $100
3023
10-WEEK CLASS
BEGINNING/CONTINUING METAL
SCULPTURE
Dominic Sansone
Saturday 9:30am -12:30pm
Metal Studio
A multi-level class designed for the self-paced
student interested in learning metal working
techniques in relation to the functional and
sculptural object. Beginning students complete one
assigned project while learning oxygen/acetylene
welding, cutting, and the use of primary hand and
power tools. The remainder of the session exposes
beginning and returning students to additional skills
used in creating welded sculpture/furniture, and will
be used for independent projects.
Please note: No experience required. Attendance
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Skill Level: All Levels
Ages: 18+
Evanston Resident $350/Non-resident $360
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10-WEEK
ETCHING & WOODCUT
The Evanston Art Center’s Printmaking,
Figure Sculpture, and Jewelry Studios
are located at 927 Noyes Street in the
lower level of the Noyes Cultural Center.
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In this co-taught class, Yvi Russell covers Etching
and Beth will cover Woodcuts. The Woodcut and
Etching class is a multi-level printmaking course
which explores different methods within each of
these disciplines and includes color roll techniques,
as well as paper handling and archival presentation
of works on paper.
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Monitored Studio Time is available to
currently enrolled printmaking students
and held on Thursdays from 12-3pm by
George Bodmer.
10-WEEK
INTAGLIO
Yvi Russell
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This printmaking course for students at all levels
covers traditional and unusual intaglio techniques.
Besides etching and dry point, additional methods
such as printing intaglio as relief, changing the
traditional shape of the plate-mark, deep-etch,
aquatint, chine collé and criblé are introduced.
Archival methods for both producing and
presenting work are also covered.
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1506
10-WEEK
EXPERIMENTAL PRINTMAKING,
MULTI-LEVEL SEMINAR
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Diana Kast
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In this class we will explore zinc or copper
etching, drypoint, and engraving in various media,
relief, woodcut and stenciling. The editioning of
these methods will be taught for those who are
interested. Students may concentrate in one area
for the duration of the semester or progress from
one method to the next, gaining a brief exposure
to each.
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1527
10-WEEK
BEGINNING PRINTMAKING
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This class is either structured or informal to suit
the requirements of both beginners and repeat
students. The chemistry of class dynamic is
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more experienced printmakers. From basic
transfer drawing, ideas are developed across
media, including drypoint and carborundum
collograph, screen monoprinting and polyester
plate lithography, using both oil and water soluble
techniques. Transforming the humblest doodle into
something exciting through the alchemy of diverse
printmaking procedures is entirely possible in this
course, as well as breathing new life into more
advanced conceptions. The lofty term seminar
here is taken directly from the latin “seed plot” i.e. a
place to sow ideas in a free thinking environment.
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PRINTMAKING SURVEY
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This class is designed especially for beginning
level students who are ready to explore several
traditional and contemporary basic printmaking
processes. Students will learn various imagemaking techniques for woodcut, collograph,
monoprint, and intaglio. Group and individual
support will focus on creative aspects of the
artwork made during sessions and apply
printmaking techniques to their own work. Each
session will include basic projects which will
allow students to produce singular prints and/or
editioned prints depending on process.
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be reused, but not to produce an identical result.
With monotyping there are no permanent marks on
the surface, and at most two impressions (copies)
can be obtained. Both involve the transfer of ink
from a plate to the paper.
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10-WEEK
PLATE LITHOGRAPHY
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Students will learn how to draw, etch, print, and
create a consistent edition from aluminum plates
on the litho press. Students will learn the basic
drawing materials of crayon, autographic ink and
tusche wash, as well as additional techniques
including image transfer, chine collé, reworking
the plate and working reductively, printing in color,
printing with transparent inks, and monoprinting.
No previous experience is necessary.
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1550
10-WEEK
PRINTMAKING IN PRACTICE
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This multi-level course will explore the processes
in printmaking as a part of developing and pushing
one’s art practice, whether it is professionally
focused or simply the love of continuing to make
prints. The instructor will become acquainted with
each student’s work, skill level, and project goals
and will develop a series of demonstrations useful
to the group and provide personalized instruction
and guidance for individuals. Students may come in
with a particular project, an edition they would like
to complete, the desire to develop their skills in a
concentrated area or can utilize their instructor and
peers’ feedback to push their artistic practice.
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10-WEEK
MONOTYPE AND MONOPRINT
Diana Kast
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Monotyping is a type of printmaking made by
drawing or painting on a smooth, non-absorbent
surface. The image is then transferred onto a sheet
of paper by pressing the two together, usually using
a printing-press. Monotypes can also be created
by inking an entire surface and then, using brushes
or rags, removing ink to create a subtractive image,
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Monoprinting and monotyping are very similar. The
difference between monoprinting and monotype
printing is that monoprinting has a surface that can
Call 847.475.5300
Fax 847.475.5330
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10-WEEK
EXPLORING CLAY
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Come create mugs, bowls, folk beads, message
boxes, animals and more while learning basic
hand-building skills. We’ll explore texturing and
decorating techniques using a variety of natural
objects and sculpting tools. Your imagination will
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projects with colorful, food-save glazes.
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10-WEEK
MIXED-MEDIA PAINTING AND DRAWING
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The youth and teen art classes offer experiences with
a variety of media and disciplines designed to excite
and develop the artistic vision and creative talents of
youth, from ages 3-17. Youth and teen classes spark
the imagination, teach technical skills, promote creative
problem-solving, build respect for the expression of
others, and inspire a lifelong connection to the visual
arts and art making.
Classes are taught by accomplished artist-instructors in a relaxed environment
that encourages exploration of process and self-expression.
Please notice that many adult classes are open to high school students,
pay close attention to the ages listed.
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Basic skills in drawing and painting will be covered
in this class in a variety of media such as graphite,
pastels, watercolor, and acrylic. Subject matter
includes still life, portrait, animals, and imaginative
exercises.
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4003A, 4003B
10-WEEK
AFTER SCHOOL TREATS: MULTI-ARTS
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This class gives students the opportunity to explore
both 2-D and 3-D work. Students spend half the
term learning 2-D processes, like painting, drawing,
cartooning, or printmaking, as well as creating 3-D
sculptures. The other half of the term is spent with
ceramic clay; kids learn hand building techniques
and how to embellish and glaze a variety of clay
projects.
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4013
10-WEEK
YOUTH WHEEL THROWING
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Youth will reinvent the wheel as an introduction to
throwing. The fundamentals of centering, opening,
pulling cylinders and other techniques will help
them along the journey. Hand building and other
construction methods will be explored to create
functional and fun projects with clay.
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REGISTER TODAY:
Call 847.475.5300
Fax 847.475.5330
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4271
10-WEEK
MIXED-MEDIA ART STUDIO
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Students in this mixed media class will have the
opportunity to try a little bit of everything for a
wide variety of art making experiences. Students
will develop new skills and techniques in twodimensional mediums as they complete at least
one painting, drawing and printmaking project and
more.
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SATURDAY FUN
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Students will have fun while making art with mixed
media. We will explore the many uses of paint,
charcoal, markers, oil pastels and textiles. Students
will experiment with various forms of art from
drawing, painting, and sculpture to collage.
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10-WEEK
CARTOONING
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In this class, students learn to express their
ideas through cartooning. Drawing techniques,
characterizations and story lines will be explored.
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4276
OBSERVATIONAL DRAWING
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In this class students will be introduced to several
styles of drawing such as, gestural, abstract and
realistic. This course will focus on the fundamentals
of art and skill development. Working with a variety
of materials students will create drawings from still
life and photographs.
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REGISTER TODAY:
02690-Job.indd 14
4194
10-WEEK
BEGINNING PAINTING
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This course will introduce students to the basics
of painting, focusing on value, color, composition,
and technique. Students will build upon previous
drawing and painting skills through observational
and imaginative projects. The course will cover
multiple painting media, including acrylic, tempera,
and watercolor.
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4016
10-WEEK
4260
10-WEEK
TOY MAKING
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stats. The toys made here take on personalities and
styles of your child’s unique vision. Kids work with
glue guns, markers, felt, and other fabrics to create
toys, heroes, or monsters if they wish. Jen and
her husband Shawn are real Chicago toy makers.
Both work for Shawnimals and have over ten years’
experience making toys.
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decorating techniques using a variety of natural
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throwing techniques, such as centering, opening,
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images of landscapes, still lifes and, portraits,
as well as learn to draw using experimental
and playful methods. Students will leave with a
better understanding of the history of drawing,
the composition and history of materials used,
in addition to increasing their mastery of those
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gesture, light, and composition. We will also look
at examples of life drawing from respected artists
of the past and present. This class will focus on
drawing from life, using a live model. Students who
are in high school, seeking to develop drawing skills
and a portfolio to use for college applications are
especially encouraged to register, and students of
any age who want to get a strong foundation in this
subject are welcome. Some basic experience with
drawing is recommended.
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425 Dempster
Evanston, IL
847.864.2190
www.chiaravalle.org
REGISTER TODAY:
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Fax 847.475.5330
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REGISTRATION & ENROLLMENT FORM
RETURN TO: 2603 SHERIDAN RD, EVANSTON, IL 60201
FAX TO: 847-475-5330
Important: Evanston Art Center membership is required to register for adult courses.
MEMBERSHIP LEVEL:
R EAC STUDENT $40 R
SENIOR / YFA $35
R INDEPENDENT STUDY
PROGRAM $75
R FAMILY $60
R INDIVIDUAL $50
REGISTRATION FOR FALL CLASSES
Mail-in and Drop-off
Phone-in and Walk-in
Winter Term
Adult Make-up week
REGISTRATION HOURS
Name________________________________________________________________
Street________________________________________________________________
Monday – Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
City _____________________________________ ____State/ZIP
CONTACT US
Home Phone ________________________ Work Phone ______________________
Evanston Art Center
Tel 847-475-5300
Fax 847-475-5330
www.evanstonartcenter.org
Cell Phone ____________________________________________________________
Email Address _________________________________________________________
(If Child) Age _______ Date of Birth _______ Sex _______ School _____________
Parent’s Name _________________________________________________________
Name, Phone of Emergency Contact ______________________________________
How did you hear about the EAC? R Mail from EAC R Advertisement
R Facebook R Twitter R Friend R Word of mouth
Please check your age R 18 - 30 R31 - 40 R41 - 50 R51 - 60 R61 +
PLEASE LIST YOUR CLASS(ES) BELOW, ALONG WITH ANY SECOND CHOICE(S) YOU MAY HAVE. ADDITIONAL CLASSES MAY BE LISTED ON ANOTHER REGISTRATION FORM.
Code
Class Title
Ongoing
Begins November 24
January 5 –March 15
March 16 – 22
Day
Time
Fee
First Choice
Second Choice
First Choice
Second Choice
9 am – 10 pm
9 am – 5 pm
9 am – 4 pm
1 – 4 pm
LOCATION: EAC & NOYES
The Evanston Art Center is located in the historic Clarke
mansion in Light House Landing Park at 2603 Sheridan
Road, just north of Northwestern University. All courses
are taught here, with the exception of jewelry, figure
sculpture, printmaking and some adult /YFA workshops,
which are held at our basement studios in the EAC Auxiliary Campus at Noyes Cultural Arts Center in Evanston at
927 Noyes Street. Public transportation: For Evanston Art
Center, take CTA Purple line to Central Street in Evanston
and walk 4 blocks east to Sheridan Road. For Noyes
Cultural Center, take CTA Purple line to Noyes Street and
walk west 1/2 block. Paid permit and metered parking
available at Noyes. (Permit parking forms available at EAC
and Noyes Cultural Arts Center.)
REGISTRATION PROCESS:
1) MAIL-IN & DROP-OFF & GO
Mail-in and Drop-off & Go registration are ongoing. They
are processed in order of receipt.
Note: We urge you to put down a second class choice,
in case your first choice class is already filled. Many fill
quickly. Please be aware that the staff cannot and will not
discuss which classes are full, which aren’t, etc., at this
time.
2) PHONE-IN, WALK-IN
First Choice
Second Choice
PLEASE CHECK IF APPLIES TO YOU:
R I am a public school teacher taking a class/workshop to earn professional development units to be used for
teaching certificate renewal.
RI was referred to the EAC by ________________________________________ (current EAC student)
3) ONLINE REGISTRATION
(PRINT NAME)
Online registration - go to www.evanstonartcenter.org
R I am referring _____________________________________________ (first-time student) to the EAC
(PRINT NAME)
VISA / MASTERCARD INFORMATION:
CARD # ____________________________________________
TOTAL CLASS TUITION ___________
EXPIRATION DATE ___________________________________
MEMBERSHIP ___________
NAME _____________________________________________
STUDIO TIME FEE * ___________
YES, I’D LIKE TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE SCHOLARSHIP/FINANCIAL AID FUND! ___________
IF PAYING BY CREDIT/DEBIT CARD, SERVICE FEE
PLEASE READ AND SIGN BELOW.
$5.00
Total Amount ___________
LIABILITY WAIVER: I have read and understand the registration and refund policies of the Evanston Art Center. Tuition is refundable, minus a
processing fee for each class or workshop dropped: ADULT/YFA CLASSES - only if EAC registrar is notified by or on the next working day after the
first class has met; WORKSHOPS - only if EAC registrar is notified one week before the first session has met. I fully agree to and accept all EAC school
policies as outlined in the current catalog and recognize EAC’s right to refuse to retain any student in any course at any time without incurring
obligations. I know that membership is non-refundable and that there are no exceptions to EAC policies. I hereby accept and assume all risk for
any harm, injury or damages that may befall me, foreseen or unforeseen, as a result of my participation in workshops and classes at the Evanston
Art Center. I authorize the Evanston Art Center to seek medical assistance on my behalf if necessary.
SIGNATURE
If you are registering a child, parent or guardian must sign.
Beginning November 24, you can "phone-in" or "walk-in"
to register. You may prefer this method if you want to
know immediately which classes are available, which
aren’t, etc. (Mail-in and drop-off registration methods
still continue). Phone-in registration may be charged with
a MasterCard or Visa credit card during the EAC’s registration hours. (A $5 service fee will be added to all credit card
charges.)
Some final, but very important details. Mail your registration form and payment to: EAC, 2603 Sheridan Road,
Evanston, IL 60201. Students may prefer payment by
check to avoid the $5 service charge attached to credit/
debit cards transactions. Unless you are registering by
phone, you must sign your registration form and your
payment must be included with the registration. When
registering by phone, your verbal agreement to EAC’s
policies and liability waiver are needed to complete the
transaction.
CONFIRMATION
If you do not get into your first choice class(es), we will call
you. (Online registrants will receive an email confirmation.) Please note: we cannot and will not confirm each
registration by phone.
PLEASE NOTE:
In order to register for adult classes, students must be 18
years of age. Younger students may petition the Director
of Education for permission to enroll in an adult class
or workshop. No one, including children of students, is
allowed in the studios during class or studio time unless
they are enrollees or have visitor permission from the
Director of Education.
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION AND POLICIES
Dropped 7 or more days before
first session*
Dropped between 6 days before the first
session and the first working day after
first session*
Dropped after the first
working day after the
first session*
ADULT AND YFA CLASSES
Tuition refunded minus $50 processing fee**
Tuition is refunded minus a processing fee
equal to 50% of the tuition
NO REFUND
WORKSHOPS $100 OR MORE
Tuition refunded minus $50 processing fee**
NO REFUND
NO REFUND
WORKSHOPS UNDER $100
Tuition refunded minus $25 processing fee**
NO REFUND
NO REFUND
REFUND
SCHEDULE
*The first session is defined as the first day a class or workshop meets (NOT the first class or workshop attended).
**To avoid paying the processing fee, students may elect to receive a full tuition credit for classes or workshops dropped seven days or more BEFORE the first session. Tuition credit will have
an expiration date of one year from the date the class or workshop was dropped and must be used in full for EAC class and/or workshop tuition. After the credit is redeemed, no further
refund options will be available.
Tuition credits are not redeemable for cash under any circumstances. Tuition credits may be transferred to another individual only with written notice.
Our goal is to make our art programming accessible to all, please ask about financial aid opportunities and free programs.
SPECIAL NEEDS AND ACCESSIBILITY
The Evanston Art Center’s main level is
handicapped accessible. We encourage
the involvement of children and adults
with special needs. Children with developmental disabilities or physical handicaps
can, in most cases, be registered in youth
classes. Please let us know about special
needs or health problems in advance, and
we will do our best to accommodate you.
All EAC classes offered at the Noyes
Cultural Arts Center are handicapped
accessible. EAC will make every effort to
cooperate with other arts organizations in
the area to ensure that our students with
disabilities are provided accessible art
classes of comparable quality.
FINANCIAL AID/SCHOLARSHIPS
The mission of the Evanston Art Center
has always been dedicated to making the
arts accessible to diverse audiences. EAC
provides a wide variety of accessible and
free arts engagement activities throughout the year. Our galleries are open 7 days
a week. Artists’ receptions and public programs, including lectures, film screenings,
arts workshops, and performances are free
and open to the public.
Needs-based scholarships are available
and can be applied to fee-based classes
and workshops. Prior and recent financial
aid recipients must re-apply each session.
For more information or an application,
please call 847-475-5300. Applications
are available at the front desk. Please
complete the application along with a
copy of your 1040 tax return with your
class registration.
MEMBERSHIP
Membership contributions help support
the Evanston Art Center’s operations and
programs. Membership is required for
adult classes at the Evanston Art Center.
EAC students may apply for membership
at the student rate. Children need not
be members to participate in the Youth
Fine Arts programs. Membership is not
required to participate in workshops.
Membership is non-refundable.
CLASS DISCOUNTS
Introduce a friend (first time student) to
EAC classes and receive a 20% discount
off the price of one class. EAC Registrar
must be alerted when you are introducing a student to EAC classes at the time
of registration in order to receive the discount. Please check the appropriate box
on the registration form indicating that
you are referring a new student or have
been referred by an EAC student and write
in that student’s name. 20% refund will
be issued to the referring student within
30 days after the referred student’s first
class meets. No discounts will be given for
dropped or canceled classes.
REFUNDS
See schedule above. Students are responsible for notifying the EAC REGISTRAR that
they wish to drop a class; not attending
class does not constitute an official
withdrawal from courses or cancellation of tuition or fees. Notifying your
teacher does not constitute an official
withdrawal - you must notify the EAC
Registrar. There is no reduced or pro-rated
tuition. There are no refunds or make-up
classes for classes students miss. There are
no exceptions to the EAC refund policy.
Membership is non-refundable.
CANCELLATIONS
Classes are cancelled when enrollment
minimums are not reached. EAC encourages students to register early. Classes
that do not meet enrollment minimums
are cancelled three days before the first
class, and students are notified by telephone. Full tuition will be refunded
within three weeks. The Art Center
reserves the right to change instructors,
class structure, or to discontinue any class
without incurring obligations. If a student
is unable to attend a class period for any
reason, the Art Center is not responsible
for providing any make-up. Not attending
class does not constitute an official drop
or withdrawal from courses or cancellation
of tuition or fees.
MISSED CLASSES
A make-up week is scheduled at the end
of each term in the event a class session
is cancelled by the EAC or the instructor.
Make-up week is considered part of the
term, and no refunds will be given for
unattended scheduled classes during this
week. There are no refunds, credits or
make-ups for any other class sessions that
were held as scheduled and missed by the
student (student “no-show”).
CLASS / WORKSHOP SUPPLY LISTS
Those registering by mail, telephone
or in person will receive a full or partial
supply list along with the confirmation of
enrollment, when a supply list is available.
Online registrants should check the class
course description on our website for supply list availability.
EVANSTON ART CENTER CLOSINGS
Classes will not be held on major national
holidays or during extremely inclement weather. Generally, the Art Center
follows the decisions of the District #65
public schools regarding weather related
school closings. Classes falling on these
days will be made up at the end of the
term and will be coordinated between
the faculty member and each class. Only
the administration may cancel classes in
case of inclement weather. Please check
emergencyclosings.com.
FEES
Fees are noted in the course description
in this catalog. Evanston residents pay a
lower fee because their tax dollars directly
support the Evanston Art Center.
POLICY CHANGES
The administration reserves the right to alter policies pertaining to courses, fees, and
other notices in this catalog from time to
time as deemed necessary for the proper
functioning of the Art Center. All such
policy changes will be approved by the
Board of Trustees before action is taken.
The administration also reserves the right
to cancel classes and alter scheduling or
staffing when circumstances warrant.
CODE OF CONDUCT
In order to provide students, members,
visitors and staff with a safe and supportive educational environment, the Evanston Art Center has adopted a Code of
Conduct. The Code of Conduct is printed
on the reverse of your enrollment confirmation. Copies of the Code of Conduct are
also available through the EAC Registrar
or Director of Education. The Art Center
reserves the right to refuse to retain any
student in any course at any time without
incurring obligations.
STUDIO TIME
Several departments offer studio time
to current students who would like additional time to work in the EAC studios
outside of class time. Studio time schedules are worked out at the beginning of
each term. Studio time is included in class
tuition for Ceramics and Printmaking
students. Studio time is available to Figure
Sculpture, Jewelry and Metal Sculpture
students for an additional fee. Students in
these departments may sign up for studio
time at any point during term.
YOUTH ARTS LATE PICK-UP FEES
Parents are responsible for picking their
children up on time. The EAC cannot be
responsible for students brought early or
picked up late. A fee of $10 per every five
minutes will be assessed by credit card or
by invoice.
PERMISSION TO PHOTOGRAPH
The Art Center retains the right to photograph any class, work, student or event
and reproduce the images at its discretion
without incurring obligations.
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THANK YOU TO OUR CAPITAL
CAMPAIGN DONORS
$500,000 TO $750,000
Anonymous
Col. Jennifer N. Pritzker
$100,000 TO $499,999
Ann and Brian Balusek
The Grainger Foundation
Annette Turow
$50,000 TO $99,999
Chie and Robert Curley
Mary and Paul Finnegan
Architect’s drawing, The Dobbins Group
THE PLACE WHERE CREATIVITY MEETS
COMMUNITY – 1717 CENTRAL STREET
In November, the Evanston Art Center acquired the building
at 1717 Central Street in Evanston for its new home.
Renovation of the interior is now underway. The expanded
campus and innovative multidisciplinary arts programming will
engage new audiences and deepen the Art Center’s impact
in the community. The transformed space and accessible
location will provide an ideal platform for fostering new
connections and exploring user-generated programming.
The Art Center’s capital campaign, SEE THE BIGGER PICTURE, is raising funds
MVY[OLYLUV]H[PVUHUKV\[Ä[[PUNVM*LU[YHS:[YLL[;OHURZ[VTHU`NLULYV\Z
donors, we have collected over $1,700,000 toward our $2,500,000 campaign goal.
Please help us reach our overall goal by making a tax-deductible contribution to
our campaign. There are naming opportunities and many ways to give, including
matching and planned gifts, as well as appreciated securities. Pledges can be paid
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For more information on how you can give to the campaign, please contact
Art Center Director of Development, Paula Danoff at (847) 475-5300 or
[email protected]. SEE BIGGER!
$25,000 TO $49,999
Joan and Kevin Evanich
Kimberly and Simon Perutz
Judy Falconer, Ph.D. and John Saliba, M.D.,
EAC Vice President
Renee Schleicher, EAC Secretary
Tammy and Eric Steele
Gail Struve, EAC Trustee and Ted Struve
$10,000 TO $24,999
Anonymous
Karen and Harold Bauer, EAC Trustee
Carol and Tom Butler
Jane and John Chapman
Susan and David Curry
Evanston Community Foundation
Karen Hunt, EAC VP Treasurer
Beth and David Hart
William Lampkin
Teresa Lickerman, EAC Board President
and Tod Lickerman
Sally Neuert
I. A. O’Shaughnessy Foundation
Pittsburgh Foundation
Sterling Family Fund
$5,000 TO $9,999
Anonymous (3)
Ellen and William Browne
Jan and Frank Cicero
Tom E. Dailey Foundation
Rachel and Linne Dose
Linda Beck, EAC President-Elect
and Eric Estes
Marilyn and William Floyd, EAC Vice President
Karen and George Ribbon
The Field Foundation of Illinois, Inc
Oscar Isberian Rugs
Allison and Ken Powers, EAC Trustee
Margaret and Dwyer Roche
Anne and Bill Tobey
Amy and Jonathan Vree, EAC Trustee
Kimberley Vuitel
Sherry Winger
Joan and Robert Yohanan
$2,000 TO $4,999
Elizabeth and Rick Bald
Jane and Harold Fulton Alt
First Bank and Trust
Katlyn Hemmingsen, EAC Trustee
Susan P. and Donald E. Jeffers
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Ellen and Jon Pliska
Gerald Powers, M.D.
Alice Rebechini
Trude Roselle
Katy Sheppard
$1,000 TO $1,999
Anonymous (4)
Debra Favre and Michael Bailey
Patricia Barnes
Carole Bass
Diane and Karl Berolzheimer
Ellen and William Browne
Judy Smith-Dandrige
and W. C. Dandridge, Jr, M.D.
Paula Danoff, EAC Director of Development
Nancy and Dennis Delman
Nancy and Dean Dickie
Hoda and Cameel Halim
Kathleen and Charles Harper
Liane and David Hodgman
Barbara and Thomas Honn
Ninette and James Houk
Philip E. Goldsmith
Carol and Howard Kain
John Kirscher
Linda Gartz and William Lasko
Bonnie and Jay Lytle
Cassaline and James McHolland
Joan and Jock McLane
Leslie McMillan, EAC Trustee
Naomi Pollak
Holly and David Reynolds
Margaret and Bruce Sents
Chrondra and David Spurlin
Jan E. Stone
$500 TO $999
Anonymous
Richard and Lisa Brown
Kate and Craig Collinson
Tilden Cummings
Gwyn Friend
The Gilford-Atkins Foundation
Stacey Greenberger
Barbara Goldsmith
Karen and Charles Hemphill
Kathy and Ronald Henrichs
John R. Jacobs, EAC Trustee
Indira and Karl Johnson
Allan and Carri Kaufman
Linda Lewis Kramer
Bruce Kresnoff
Sally Lupel
Marie-Simone Pavlovich
$250 TO $499
Anonymous
Doris Ann and James Arnold
Patti Buck
Linda Kay Laatsch and David Carley
Caryl Carlsen and D. Patrick Carr
Kathy Cottong
Barbara and John Delano
Norah Diedrich, EAC Executive Director
Eve Greer
Catherine Iverson
Diane Ives
Linda Laatsch
Sueko Kawamura
Eileen Koven
Kurz & Company
Barbara Mittman
Gregory Neal
Elizabeth Scott
Minerva Sherer
Sue and Ron Steiner
Louise Vick
Natalie Wainwright
Donna and James Waggle
Maggie Weiss
Leslie Wolf
UP TO $249
Jennifer Ball
Ann and David Baker
Barbara and John Blades
Ann Berkeley
Boccard Business Services
Larry Boswell, EAC Director of IT
and Administration
Phyllis Bramson
Phyllis Krause-Braun and Jerome Braun
Deborah Brejcha
Laurie Breitkopf
Peter Brinckerhoff
Marcy and Robert Brower
Leslie Brown
Mark K. Brown
Deborah and Robert Brown
W. Keith Brown, EAC Director of Education
Alan Brunettin
Nancy and Tom Clark
Marianna and Harvey Choldin
Jan Christopher-Berkson
George Contarsy
Barbara and Richard Cochran
RJ Coleman
Harriet Conroe
Lisa Downey
James Driscoll
Marc Frazer
Ellen Fogarty
Ruth Freeark
Victoria Fuller
Mary Gaspar
Jennifer Graham
Priscilla Greene
Carol Shukur and Art Gunther
Emily Guthrie
Jerome Hausman
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Brandon Hill
John Himmelfarb
Deborah Horwitz
Anthony House
Paulette and Bobby Hubert
Mark Hudson
Timothy Hurley
Sandra Jackson and Fassil Demissie
Pete Jacobsen
Judiand Jerry Jacover
Colleen Jersild
Judith Joseph
Sarah Kaiser-Amaral
Susan Kaplan
Erica Karp
The Kaufman Family
Stacy Kaufman
Sarah Kelly
Sylvia and Michael Kerpel
Judy Koon
Kathy and Larry Leck
Boruch Lev
Marcia Levy, EAC Financial Administrator
Marcy Lichterman
Larry Lundy
Rochelle Magid
Ann Mazza
Jane McCarthy
Amy Melnicsak
Bert Menco
Nancy Lee Koch and Joseph V. Messer, M.D.,
Kathy Miehls
Jess Minenger
Lucy Nersesian
Lucy Newsome
Judith Nolan
Beatriz Olivera
Fay Peck
Sue and David Peterson
Allison and Kenneth Powers
Jean and J. TImothy Ramsey
Judith Reinemann
Kelly Roberts
Virgil Robinson
Natalie Roche
Kathleen Rospenda
Myra Schwartz
Richard Schleicher
Elizabeth Scott
Kathy Stone and Mel Septon
Britt Shawver
Carolyn Sills
Rob Sills, EAC Trustee
Catherine and Mark Steege
Anne Smith Stephan
Michelle Stone
Keith Struve
Donna and Allan Sutow
SWB Design
Mindy Tiberi
Donna Timmermann
Arlene Tarpey
M. V. Tobin
Valery True
Andrew Tudor
Linda Valenti
Roger Vandiver
Grace Walsh
Marsha Warren
Judith Watt
Christopher Weiland
Barbara and Gerald Weiner
Marcie Weiss
Susan Wishnick
Susan and Edward Witkowski
Nancy Wojcik
Leslie Wolf
Joyce Woods
Dana Zingrone
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN STEERING COMMITTEE
Linda Beck, EAC VP Elect
Jane Chapman
Paula Danoff, EAC Director of Development
Norah Diedrich, Executive Director
Karen Hunt, EAC VP Treasurer
Teresa Lickerman, EAC Board President
Gail Struve, EAC Trustee
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Thank You to Our Supporters
We are pleased to present this report of contributions made to the Evanston Art Center
during our fiscal year 2013 – 2014 (September 1, 2013 – August 31, 2014)
$10,000-
Illinois Arts Council
Mammel Family Foundation
$5,000-9,999
The Grainger Foundation
$2,500-4,999
Mr. and Mrs. David Curry
First Bank & Trust
Mr. Charlie Van Gilder Ms. Mary
O’Shaughnessy
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Perutz
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Struve
$1,000-2,499
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bauer
Dr. Eric Estes and Ms. Linda Beck
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Benjamin
Ms. Sally Blount
Mr. and Mrs. John Chapman
Ms. Daphne Cunningham
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Curley
Mr. and Mrs. Linné Dosé
Elizabeth Beidler Foundation
Evanston Chamber of Commerce
Mr. and Mrs. William Floyd
Gofen and Glossberg, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gordon
Mr. and Mrs. Cameel Halim
Ms. Karen Hunt
J & A Freight Systems, Inc
Mr. William Lampkin
Mr. Michael Levy
Tod and Tess Lickerman
Ms. Leslie McMillan
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Naponelli
Ms. Sally Neuert
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Oettinger
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E Perkoski
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Powers
Mr. and Mrs. George Ribbon
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Roselle
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rubens
Dr. John Saliba and Ms. Judy Falconer
Ms. Renee Schleicher
Ms. Marybeth Schroeder
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sills
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Struve
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Vree
Mrs. Sherry Winger
$500-999
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Boyd
Mr. and Mrs. Klem Ceputis
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cicero
Ms. Holly Clayson
Mr. and Mrs. David Golder
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hurvis
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kendall
Mr. Paul Klein and Ms. Amy Crum
Mr. William Kwan
Ms. Suzanne Massey
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Mr. and Mrs. Jock McLane
Mr. Randy Podolsky
Colonel Jennifer Pritzker
Ms. Annette Turow
Mr. and Mrs. John Vondran
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Vorhees
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yohanan
$250-499
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Bragdon
Dr. and Mrs. Jorge del Castillo
Mr. and Mrs. John Delano
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Duquette
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Evanich
Ms. Lucia Gill
Ms. Joan Goldin
Mr. and Mrs. James Hardgrove
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Herbert
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Horner
Mr. Denny Hebson and Mrs. Momi Jahn
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jeffers
Mr. Luis Amaral and Mrs. Sarah Kaiser-Amaral
Mr. and Mrs. John Kirscher
KOI Restaurant
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lovering
Ms. Gina Neumann
Ms. Naomi Pollak
Mr. Tony Phillips and Ms. Judith Raphael
Mr. Lee Joric and Ms. Alice Rebechini
Mr. Robert Osborne and Ms. Vera Scekic
Mr. and Mrs. David Schiffman
Mr. Lee Schwerin and Ms. Pamela Brailey
Mr. and Mrs. M. Jay Trees
Mr. Bob Eskridge and Ms. Jean Sousa
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Struve
Mr. Rodney Sher and Ms. M. V. Tobin
Mr. Lee Tomic
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vroegh
Ms. Sarita Warshawsky
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Achenbaum
Ms. Jo Anne Ballauer
Mr. and Mrs. John Blades
Ms. Beverly Blair
Mr. George Blanas
Mr. Walter Bobkiewicz
Ms. Elizabeth Boyd
Mr. Bruce Boyer
Ms. Sally Braybrooks
Ms. Patty Buck
Ms. Sun H. Choi
Ms. Patricia Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Collinson
Ms. Natalie Crews
Mr. Chris Fiegen and Mrs. Sarah Darnton
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Desch
Ms. Norah Diedrich
Mr. Alexander Dike and Ms. Siobhan Flynn
Dr. and Mrs. Denis Drennan
Mr. Chuck Eby
Mr. Michael Brody and Ms. Elizabeth Ester
Mr. and Mrs. George Mead
Mr. Robert Fields
Father William Flaherty
Mrs. Indira Freitas-Johnson
Ms. Elizabeth Gallo
Ms. Patti Gillford
Grainger Matching Charitable Gifts Program
Mrs. Stacey Greenberger
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Greene
Ms. Eve Greer
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gritton
Ms. Barbara Heaton
Mr. and Mrs. James Hedrich
Mr. and Mrs. John Heinz
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Henrichs
Ms. Susan Herman
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hinkel
Mr. and Mrs. William Homer
Ms. Milena Hughes
Mr. Leo Cinquino and Ms. Jeanette Imbus
Mr. and Mrs. John Jacobs
Ms. Sueko Kawamura
Ms. Judy Koon
Ms. Amy Lange
Mr. Bill Martin and Mrs. Beth Lange
Mr. Stephen Leonard
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Levin
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lowder
Ms. Jeannien Ludwig
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lupel
Mr. and Mrs. John Lyman
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marcus
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Marks
Ms. Jane McCarthy
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McHolland
Mead Witter Foundation
Ms. Anita Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Miller
Ms. Nicki Moe Horrell
Mr. and Mrs. John Nicolson
Mrs. Virginia Noyes
Mrs. Linda O’Bryant
Ms. Natasha Olsen
Ms. Betty Papangelis
Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson
Dr. Lawrence Pinto and Dr. Maria Udo
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Raffel
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Reams
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gordon
Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Dwyer Roche
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Sandor
Dr. and Dr. Horst Schastok
Mr. and Mrs. John Schlossman
Mr. Michael Schnur and Ms. Janice Liten
Mr. Joseph Schonthal
Mr. and Mrs. Chip Schroeder
Ms. Shauna Scott
Ms. Margaret Sents
Ms. Ludmila Shulman
Ms. Paula Siegel
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Soukup
Mr. and Mrs. George Stevenson
Ms. Jan Stone
Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson
Ms. Donna Timmermann
Ms. Julia Tuttle Gunderson
Ms. Cherie Weil
Mrs. Maggie Weiss
Mr. Orrin Williams
Mrs. Charlene Wiss
Ms. Marianne Woodward
Mr. and Mrs. James Zeller
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This time of year
our galleries are
filled with beautiful
one-of-a-kind gifts
for everyone on
your holiday list.
NOV 22 – DEC 22, 2014
Over 100 artists
working in various
mediums, from ceramics and jewelry to fiber
and painting, will have irresistible objects on
display.
Don’t miss the special shopping events on
Saturday, December 13 from 10am to 4pm
(Jewelry Fest) and Saturday, December 20
from 10am to 4pm (Men’s Shopping Day). Our
second-floor gallery will feature handcrafted
items from our students from December 6
through December 22.
This program facilitated by the Evanston Art
Center’s Director of Education Keith Brown and
Insight Arts’ Executive Director Craig Harshaw.
We hope you’ll consider joining the group – all
are welcome – even those who just wish to read
and listen to the discussion. To purchase Art is a
Problem in the U.S. visit Art Book/DAP
EAC FACULTY SHOW
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Main Galleries
The teaching artists of the Evanston Art Center
help us provide exceptional educational
opportunities for students of all ages. They
bring a broad and deep knowledge of
technique, art historical reference and aesthetic
sensibility to each classroom.
We are pleased to open our 2015 exhibition
schedule with a show of selected works from
our talented faculty. Join us for the opening
reception on Sunday, January 25 from 1 to 4pm.
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Main Galleries
This will be the
fourth year that the
Evanston Art Center
is partnering with
Loyola Academy by
hosting their annual
student exhibition.
The students work
together to edit the
work, install the show,
publicize the event,
and speak publically about their artwork and
inspirations. The artwork is always beautifully
executed and offers the audience a window
into what is on the minds of our younger artists.
EVANSTON + VICINITY BIENNIAL ARTISTS
SOLO SHOWS
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Main Galleries
Please note that the proceeds benefit the
participating artists and the Art Center’s
exhibitions, programs and outreach initiatives.
The Evanston Art Center’s Biennial is one of the
Midwest’s largest and most prestigious juried
exhibitions offering artists an opportunity to
have their work viewed by talented curators.
Our most recent Biennial show was juried by
Allison Peters Quinn, Director of Exhibitions at
the Hyde Park Art Center and Sergio Gomez
who is a Chicago based visual artist, Owner/
Director of 33 Contemporary Gallery and
Curator/ Director of Exhibitions at the Zhou B.
Art Center.
DIALOGIC COMMUNITIES:
REPAIRING THE SOCIAL BOND
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Dialogic Communities is
a book discussion group that encourages
thoughtful public dialogue around
contemporary art history, theory, and criticism
and social justice. It hopes to reinvigorate the
spirit of community, open up explorations
in contemporary visual art and seeks to
serve as an informal public art education
model. Dialogic Communities is inspired
by Paulo Freire, Free Schools, Joseph Beuys’
professorship, Jacques Rancière and other more
discursive art historical and education public
cultures.
LOYOLA ACADEMY AP
AND HONORS EXHIBITION
The jurors were asked to select three
participating artists for a solo show. Noelle
Allen, Robert Porazinsky, and Jennifer Yorke
were selected for the jurors’ award for this
exhibition opportunity.
Please join us for the opening reception on
Sunday, March 15 from 1pm to 4pm.
Sarah Kaiser
* Exhibition funding provided by the Illinois Arts
Council, a state agency, and the EAC’s general
membership.
* This project is partially funded by the Evanston Arts
Council, in partnership with the City of Evanston
and Illinois Arts Council, a state agency.
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NOV 22 – DEC 22, 2014
Winter Arts & Crafts EXPO at the Evanston Art Center
November 22 – December 22, 2014
Monday – Saturday, 10 am – 4 pm
Sundays, 12 – 4 pm Closed Thanksgiving
Find one-of-a-kind gifts for everyone on your list during the
EAC 2014 Winter Arts + Crafts Expo, featuring over 100 artists.
PREVIEW PARTY FRIDAY ~ NOVEMBER 21, 6 – 9 pm
Tickets $30 in advance $35 at the door
Buy tickets online @ www.evanstonartcenter.org
SILENT AUCTION ~ NOVEMBER 22 –24 closes at 4 pm
DON’T MISS THESE SHOPPING EVENTS
Jewelry Fest
Men’s Shopping Day
Sat., Dec. 6
Sat., Dec. 20
10 am – 4 pm
10 am – 4 pm
EAC STUDENT EXPO ~ DECEMBER 6 – 22
Handcrafted items made by our very own Art Center students featured in the 2nd floor gallery.
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EAC MAIN FACILITY
2603 Sheridan Road
Evanston, IL. 60201
847-475-5300
www.evanstonartcenter.org
EAC AUXILIARY CAMPUS
Noyes Cultural Arts Center
927 Noyes Street (Lower Level)
Evanston, IL. 60201
847-448-4311
PARKING
There is a public parking lot adjacent to the 2603 Sheridan Rd. facility and street parking
on Central and Lincoln. At Noyes Cultural Arts Center there is public lot and metered
street parking on Noyes Street.
EAC FACILITY AND CLASS REGISTRATION HOURS
Monday thru Thursday 9am-10pm
Friday 9am-5pm
Saturday 9am-4pm
Sunday 1-4pm
NOYES CULTURAL ARTS CENTER HOURS
2013 - 2014 BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OFFICERS
Tess Lickerman, President
Linda Beck, VP, President Elect
William Floyd, VP
John Saliba, VP
Renee Schleicher, Secretary
DIRECTORS
Harold Bauer
Debra Favre
Jim Hardgrove
Katlyn Hemmingsen
John R. Jacobs
Leslie McMillan
Joseph E Perkoski
Kenneth Powers
Rob Sills
Gail Struve
Jonathan T Vree
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Norah Diedrich, Executive Director
[email protected]
Monday thru Saturday 8:15am-11pm
Sunday 10am-8pm
Paula Danoff, Director of Development
and Communications
[email protected]
EAC GALLERY INFORMATION
W. Keith Brown, Director of Education
[email protected]
Galleries are free and open to the public. 1st floor galleries are accessible for those with
physical disabilities.
HOLIDAYS
The EAC is closed for the following holidays: New Year’s Eve, Memorial Day, July 4th,
Labor Day, and Thanksgiving. The EAC closes for a holiday break from 12/24 thru 1/1.
Please see the Noyes Cultural Art Center’s holiday schedule for Printmaking, Jewelry, and
Figure Sculpture closures.
MEMBERSHIP
Many of our classes require a student membership, which is $40. Of course, there are a
host of other membership levels available including individual, family and business.
Larry Boswell, Director of IT and Administration
[email protected]
Marcia Levy, Financial Administrator
[email protected]
Kathe Stoepel, Manager of Print
and Online Design
[email protected]
Receptionists: Gabrielle Burrage,
Cara Feeney, Ariel Hartman,
Megan Swanson
As a member of the Evanston Art Center you will be one of our most valued supporters.
Student membership contributions help to defray some of the expenses of running a
high-quality Art School and all membership levels help enable us to fulfill our mission
and continue our community commitments.
In return, we connect our members to the vibrant art scene of Chicago and Chicago’s
North Shore with special access to collection tours, art openings, public programs, Art
Store discounts, and more.
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ORGANIZATION
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EVANSTON, IL
2603 Sheridan Road
Evanston, Illinois 60201
847.475.5300
ECRWSS
REGISTER ONLINE
www.evanstonartcenter.org
MONDAY
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Beginning Wheel, Kochaver, p. 5
Pastel Drawing, Nolet, p. 6
Painting Studio, Pozzi-Johnson, p. 6
Open Figure Studio, p. 7
The Figure: Real or Imagined, Oettinger/Goldsmith, p. 9
Mosaics, Katz, p. 5
Drawing and Painting the Nude, Minami, p. 7
Metalsmithing: Jewelry & Objects I, Sickbert-Wheeler, p. 10
Form & Function, Orenstein, p. 5
Digital Photo Critique Group, Karpinski, p. 5
Seeing the Body: Anatomical Figure Drawing, Kaiser, p. 7
Enameling, Perrino, p. 10
Beginning/Continuing Metal Sculpture, Runfola, p. 11
TUESDAY
Intermediate/Advanced Ceramics, Trost, p. 5
Children’s Picture Book Illustration, Kogan, p. 7
No-Limits Jewelry, Yovovich, p. 10
Beginning/Continuing Metal Sculpture, Runfola, p. 11
Intaglio, Russell, p. 12
Text and Image, Grillo, p. 6
Digital Development, Grillo, p. 6
Daily Sketching to Finished Paintings/Drawings, Kogan, p. 7
For the Love of Drawing and Painting, King, p. 7
Independent Figure Sculpture, Dillon, p. 9
Lost Wax Casting and More, Robinson, p. 10
Experimental Printmaking Multi-Level Seminar, Jackson, p. 12
WEDNESDAY
Throw, Hand-Build, and Alter, Harris, p. 5
Old Masters Tricks for Contemporary Artists, Nolet, p. 7
Pushing the Figure: Abstraction & Beyond, Pozzi-Johnson, p. 7
Silk Painting, Freeman, p. 7
Color Theory Fundamentals, Presant, p. 8
The Figure: Real or Imagined, Oettinger/Goldsmith, p. 9
Continuing Metal Sculpture, Runfola, p. 11
Etching and Woodcut, Russell/McKenna, p. 12
Pinch Slab, Coil: Mastering the Basics, Katz, p. 5
Create Promotional Material Using Cloud, Kogan, p. 6
Ensemble of the Portrait, Minami, p. 8
Metalsmithing: Jewelry & Objects II, Sickbert-Wheeler, p. 10
Printmaking Survey, Kast, p. 12
Learn to Throw, Orenstein, p. 5
Beginning Digital Photo, Callen, p. 6
From Still Life to Real Life, Minami, p. 8
Beginning Portraiture, Porter, p. 8
Beginning/Intermediate Jewelry, Perrino, p. 10
Beginning/Continuing Metal Sculpture, Sansone, p. 11
Beginning Printmaking, Stachowiak, p. 12
THURSDAY
Learn to Throw, Orenstein, p. 5
What Would Mondrian Do?, Hilden, p. 8
Watercolor Pencils, Freeman, p. 8
Beginning Drawing, Sutton, p. 8
New Explorations, Goldsmith, p. 9
Beginning Jewelry and Metalsmithing, Butts, p. 10
Watercolors: Beginning/Intermediate, Freeman, p. 8
Beginning Oil Painting, Sutton, p. 8
Multi-Level Drawing, Hilden, p. 8
Finishing Touch, Goldsmith/Malkin, p. 9
Intro to Throwing and Hand-building, Harris, p. 5
Introduction to Figure Drawing, Presant, 9
Non-Traditional Techniques for Artist Bookmaking, Kiel, p. 9
Drawing Into Painting, Weiss, p. 9
Intermediate/Advanced Jewelry, Perrino, p. 10
Monotype and Monoprint, Kast, p. 12
FRIDAY
Figure Painting & Drawing Nude Model, Spiess-Ferris, p. 9
Independent Figure Sculpture, p. 9
SATURDAY
Graphic Design: Elements and Principles, Witherwax, p. 6
Drawing & Painting the Portrait, Minami, p. 9
Beginning/Continuing Metal Sculpture, Sansone, p. 11
Plate Lithography, Sims, 12
SUNDAY
Printmaking in Practice, Sterling, p.12
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