Art and Craft

4th Qtr 2019 Clay Sculpture (S1)

Benson Center Clay Sculpture
Day(s): 
Tuesday
This class is for those participants who have very little to no experience in working with clay. We will explore a variety of techniques to create and finish your art piece. Bring a sketchbook, and pen to each class. Note: if the first week of a five week session is missed participant “will be removed from the class roster.”
Instructor(s): 
Charles Scogins
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4th Qtr 2019 Beginning Oil Painting

Brushes
Day(s): 
Monday
We will cover the fundamentals of oil painting such as color, composition and values as well as the use of tools such as Palette Knives, Brushes and Mediums to create glazes and translucent passages of color. This is a studio class designed for those who are not able to participate in the Painting from Life classes. Bring a sketch book and pen to each class as well as 3 canvases not to exceed 12 x 16 inches. All other materials will be provided.
Instructor(s): 
Charles Scogins
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2nd Qtr 2023 Wheel Throwing Open Studio

Beginner Wheel Throwing
Day(s): 
Friday
The student should be able to center clay on the wheel with minimum difficulty and have strong working knowledge of throwing clay on the wheel. Note: This is not an instructor led class, you will be working on your own during studio hours. If you have pain in hands, elbow, shoulder, or weakness in arms or back this may not be an ideal option for you.
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3rd Qtr 2023 Beginner Sewing

Fiber Arts: Basic Sewing
Day(s): 
Tuesday
Class Size: 10 Come and learn some basics of sewing. Learn to thread a machine and basic sewing methods. Some of the projects and techniques we will learn are French seams, basic mending - hemming, buttons/Velcro, mending, fabric pairing for each project, market bag/tote, travel roll up. Limited space. Participants are welcomed to bring their machines. 
Instructor(s): 
Lisa Rochon
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3rd Qtr 2019 Art Reality to Abstraction (Session 2)

Abstraction: Drawing, Painting and 3D
Day(s): 
Friday
This class will explore the process of abstracting a live subject in a variety of media and approaches. We will also learn the historical context and how the idea of abstraction took hold of the art world during the 20th century. Students will need a sketch book, pen and cell phone or camera for this class.
Instructor(s): 
Charles Scogins
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