Pre-registration is REQUIRED for all classes.
To register for classes, please use our Online Registration Form or you can print out our form (.pdf) and mail with check, money order or Mastercard/Visa number to the address on the form. If you have questions, call 215-248-0546 ext. 3. Classes will run only if enough students register. If you are registered for a class and it does not run, you will be notified of the cancellation and yur class fee will be refunded. Otherwise, assume the class is running. Please pre-register! Registration deadline for all classes is 3 business days prior to the first class. Please note that some classes are run by third party vendors who do their own registration. Details are provided next to the class information. Material fees are to be paid to the teacher on the first day of class.
Mark Your Calendar - Allens Lane Art Center Open House - January 10, 2009, 2:00 - 4:00pm. Tour the facility, meet faculty and register for classes.
Art for Moms, Art for Children (3 and up)
Instructor: Cornelia Kietzman
Finally an art class for parents that also offers fun and meaningful exploration into the arts for their children. 45 min dance/movement class for children led by local dancer/choreographer Leah Stein, with simultaneous 45 min art class for parents led by local clay artist and ceramic studio manager Cornelia Kietzman. Then 45 min art class for children while parents continue with artwork independently. Variety of art mediums determined by participants.
Mondays, 10:30 – 12:00 am Cost: $130 + $20 material fee
8 sessions, January 12 - March 2
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CLAY! (preschoolers and "kids" of all ages)
Instructor: Cornelia Kietzman
Where is clay from? Can you tell the difference between clay and mud? Can you paint with clay? Come find out the answers to these questions and more as we make our own special pots and other creations. Expect to get dirty and have fun!
Fridays, 11:00 am – 12:00 pm Cost: $100
8 sessions, January 16 – March 6
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Introduction to the Arts (pre-schoolers and "kids" of all ages)
Instructor: Cornelia Kietzman
Art on a big scale for little children! They will explore clay, dance, painting, cooking and more.... a little bit of everything to inspire creative young ones.
Fridays, 10:00 – 11:00 am Cost: $100
8 sessions, January 16 – March 6
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Introduction to the Wheel (13 and up)
Instructor: Cornelia Kietzman
Learn the simple but necessary techniques to create pieces on the wheel. A variety of clays, glazes and firing techniques available.
Thursdays, 7:00 – 9:00 pm Cost: $225 + $30 material fee
8 sessions, January 15 – March 5
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Introduction to the Ceramics (13 and up)
Instructor: Cornelia Kietzman
In a small-class setting, become introduced to the character of clay and the artwork which can be produced using a variety of methods and approaches.
Wednesdays, 7:00 – 9:00 pm Cost: $200 + $30 material fee
8 sessions, January 14 – March 4
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Open Studio (13 and up)
Instructor: Cornelia Kietzman
Studio time for the independent ceramics student. A variety of clays and glazes available as well as several firing techniques.
Teacher will be available for technical assistance.
Wednesdays, 7:00 – 9:00 pm Cost: $150 + $30 materials fee
10 sessions, January 14 – March 18
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Open Studio 2 (13 and up)
Instructor: Cornelia Kietzman
Open studio time for independent ceramics students. Teacher will be available to answer any questions and for technical assistance. A variety of clays, glazes and firings available.
Sundays, 2:00 – 4:00 pm Cost: $150 + $30 materials fee
10 sessions, January 11 – March 15
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Senior Ceramics (adults)
Instructor: Cornelia Kietzman and Robert Fluhr
Day time art class for seniors and others who want a review of clay essentials or are beginners interested in gaining new skills. Functional pottery, sculptural pieces, hand building, wheel work, molds and more..
Thursdays, 10:30 – 12:00 pm Cost: $200 + $20 materials fee
10 sessions, January 15 – March 19
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Fantastic Explorations and Fantasy Sculpture (ages 3 - 4)
Instructor: Pauline Houston McCall
Through painting, sculpture and assemblage, young students will explore a tactile discovery through the use of found and recycled objects to create amazing sculptures.
Saturdays, 9:00 – 10:00 am Cost: $100 + $15 material fee
8 sessions, 8 Sessions, January 17 – March 7
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Drawing, Drawing, Drawing (ages 7 - 9)
Instructor: Pauline Houston McCall
For kids who love to draw all the time! Grab your charcoal, your colored pencils, pastels and drawing pads for an exciting class. Young artists will be exposed to many different techniques and important artists. The last session of class will include a trip to the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Parents must provide their own transportation to the museum and their entrance fee.
Saturdays, 10:30 – 11:30 am Cost: $100 + $15 material fee
8 sessions, January 17 – March 7
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Drawing, Painting and Sculpture (teen)
Instructor: Pauline Houston McCall
Students will sculpt, draw and paint portraits, figures and landscapes. Study of important artists both modern and masters.This is great class toat can also be used as a portfolio prep for college admission. The last session of class will include a trip to the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Students must provide their own transportation to the museum and their entrance fee.
Saturdays, 12:00 – 2:00 pm Cost: $100 + $15 material fee
8 Sessions, January 17 – March 7
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Fairytales, Folktales & Fables (6 -10)
Instructor: Jillian Kesselman
Learn to illustrate popular fairytales, folktales and fables from around the world. Express stories through art with drawing, painting, collage and more. Come prepared to try new things and have fun!
Saturdays, 12:00 – 1:30 pm Cost: $120
8 sessions, January 17 – March 7
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Basic Drawing (teen - adult)
Instructor: Marc Lombardi
This course is designed to give the student the basic skills and techniques necessary to draw well. These lessons will be conveyed in an interesting and understandable way. The class will use still life, self portraits, and drawings of classmates as subjects. We will explore the many functions of line and tone using pencil, charcoal, and ink. Students will also get an introduction to some fundamental compositional ideas.
Thursdays, 10:00 – 1:00 pm Cost: $150 (plus $20 material fee)
8 sessions, January 15 – March 5
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Painting Nature (12 and up)
Instructor: Steven Shachter
painting nature - students will use photographic or found reference to create finished paintings. either wildlife or landscape images will be fine. although acrylic is a suggrsted media, all media will be be acceptable.
there will be as much hands on individual instruction as possible.
Thursdays, 6:00 – 8:00 pm Cost: $120 + Materials will be discussed on the first day of class. [bring drawing paper and pencil to the first class]
8 sessions, January 15 – March 5
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Figure Drawing and Painting (adults)
Instructor: Dianne Corbeau
Through drawing we seek to explore structure and modelling of the figure using both white and tinted papers. We progress to painting considering many aspects of drawing, value, anatomy and colot. In addition, we will refer to the Masters and have brief, informative lectures and demonstrations. This class is designed for all skill levels.
Wednesdays, 9:00 – 11:30am Cost: $100 + Materials Fees (list supplied first day)
8 Sessions, January 14 - March 4
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Sculpture for Beginners (teens - adults)
Instructor: Vittia Horwitz
Students will learn the basics of sculture and how to use a variety of tools by working with earth clay. Students are asked to purchase a block of earth clay and bring it to the first days of class.
Wednesdays, 1:00 – 3:00 pm Cost: $150 + $22 material fee
8 Sessions, January 14 – March 4
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Recycled Art Jewelry and Metalwork (12 - adult)
Instructor: Martha Kent Martin
Use found objects and recycled materials to create fun and attractive jewelry pieces. Students will learn stringing and metal techniques to create and finish specific projects. Instructor will provide basic materials but students are encouraged to bring beads, buttons and interesting small pieces of metal (and questions) to class for brainstorming.
Fridays, 6:00 – 8:00pm Cost: $80 (plus $30 material fee)
8 sessions, January 16 - March 6
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Monoprints by Hand - 1 Day Workshop (18 and up)
Instructor: Christine Stoughton
Students will be taught several monoprint techniques which do not require expensive printmaking equipment. These techniques are easily transportable to home or studio and are relavant for mixed media as well as print artists. Techniques include, but are not limited to, dark and light field monotypes, chine colle,and trace monotype. All materials are non toxic, soy based and clean up with soap and water. All levels of experience are welcome.
Friday, 10:00 – 3:00 pm (with lunch break) Cost: $100 + $25 material fee
February 6 or April 3
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Fused Glass Workshop (ages 13 – adult)
Instructor: Anna Herman
A hands on introduction to the art and craft of fused glass. Learn glass compatibility, techniques of cutting & designing and preparing glass to be melted together. Instructor will provide compatible colored art glass, dichroic glass, precious metals and findings so students can create unique pieces. Students will complete two or three unique projects. See examples online at www.annasworkshop.com This workshop is being offered twice.
Mondays, 7:00 – 9:00 pm Cost: $100 (plus $40 materials fee)
2 sessions, January 12 –19
Mondays, 7:00 – 9:00 pm Cost: $100 (plus $40 materials fee)
2 sessions, February 2 - 9
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Vision Thru Art (adult)
Instructor: Robert Fluhr
A nationally recognized sculpture class for visually-impaired and blind adults with support for all levels of art experience. A variety of media are explored in this friendly and supportive atmosphere. Call for more information.
Wednesdays, 10 am – 12:30 pm Cost: $25 (plus $1 per class for materials) Classes run year round
Students may join anytime if space is available.
Learning to See the Art in Art (teen and adult)
Presented by Violette de Mazia Foundation
Instructor: Deborah Krupp
Why are artists able to capture our imagination decades or even centuries after their work was created? What is an aesthetic experience? How can a viewer begin to understand and discuss works of art? This entry-level course is designed especially for students new to the objective method for appreciating art as developed by Dr. Albert Barnes and Violette de Mazia and informed by the philosophy of John Dewey. Students will study works of art, undertake personal and independent analysis of artworks, and participate in group discussions and lively classroom activities.
Tuesdays, 1:00 – 3:00 pm Cost: Free + $50 materials fee
13 sessions, January 13 – April 7
To register for this class, please visit www.demazia.org or call 610-971-9960 |
