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Winter/Spring Demo & Dialog
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Foundation for the Future
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Start the year right! View courses & register online now.
MORE INFO>
Winter/Spring Demo & Dialog
Don't miss this FREE series! Observe our faculty artists in action, Saturdays through May.
MORE INFO>
Foundation for the Future
Help restore our historic building and have your gift matched! Now through Feb 16.
MORE INFO>
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Specialty Workshops
Step into alternative art experiences!
Discover a new art form, media or way of thinking that sparks fresh ideas and enriches your life as an artist.
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Ancient Images | Modern Icons: Visual Journaling to the Goddess JUDITH CASSEL-MAMET & MARY SARACINO This image-rich workshop takes you on a historic visual journey through the many forms and manifestations of goddess imagery in art. Your adventure begins with an exploration of ancient and contemporary iconography of the Sacred Female as you view hundreds of Divine Feminine images—from 100,000-year-old prehistoric cave art to modern day Black Madonnas. Immersed in this inspiring legacy, students will be guided in mixed media techniques to create a visual journal that expresses your personal experience of the Divine Feminine. No experience in drawing or writing is necessary! March 9–11, 2012 | Friday, 12:30–4:30 pm; Saturday–Sunday, 9 am–3 pm
$140 members, $150 non-members, $20 materials fee | Register by 3/4  Non-members, please call 303-778-6990 x100 to register. |
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Exploring Japanese & Chinese Calligraphic Strokes as Art MAMIKO & HOMARE IKEDA In this workshop, become familiar with calligraphy brushes and learn a brief history of how Kana (Japanese syllabary) grew out of Kanji (Chinese characters). With an introduction to the basic Japanese/Chinese calligraphic strokes as well as some free-style variations, students will learn to write their names and favorite words in Kana or Kanji and be encouraged to explore ways to use the bold strokes of calligraphy in their own unique way. Mar 10–31, 2012 | Saturdays, 9 am–12 pm $126 for 4 weeks, $5 materials fee | Register by 3/5 Non-members, please call 303-778-6990 x100 to register. |
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May 30–June 3, 2012
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