BUCHANAN ART CENTER
WINTER 2017
January through mid-March
CLASSES
EVENTS
EXHIBITS
WORKSHOPS
117 WEST FRONT STREET
BUCHANAN, MI 49107
269-697-4005
www.buchananartcenter.org
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[email protected]
GALLERY AND GIFT SHOP
REGULAR OPEN HOURS:
TUESDAY - FRIDAY - 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
SATURDAY - 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
BUCHANAN ART CENTER WINTER 2017
EVENTS & EXHIBITS
January 15, Sunday, 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. Artist Reception;
Sharron Ott Bartemio, Allison Eve Mollet, James D. Moffett
January 28, Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Valentines for Veterans at the Buchanan Art Center
February 26, Sunday, 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. Artist Reception
Mary Ann Roach, Mark Daniels
March 3 and 10, Fridays, 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. — Session A
March 3 and 10, Fridays, 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. — Session B
MAKE THE BOWL ON 3/3, GLAZE ON 3/10
March 11 and 18, Saturdays, 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. — Session C
March 11 and 18, Saturdays, 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. — Session D
March 11 and 18, Saturdays, 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. — Session E
MAKE THE BOWL ON 3/11, GLAZE ON 3/18
Community Empty Bowls Workshop
IN THE GALLERIES
through Saturday, January 7
ROTI ROTI GALLERY — SHOWPLACE GALLERY: — HESS LIBRARY GALLERY
2016 Buchanan Art Center All Members’ Show
Wednesday, January 11 through Saturday, February 18
ROTI ROTI GALLERY:
Celebrating Their Beauty, acrylic and graphite paintings by Sharron Ott Bartemio
SHOWPLACE GALLERY:
Cirque d'Peint, oil paintings by Allison Eve Mollet
HESS LIBRARY GALLERY AND SHOWCASES:
TBD, watercolor and sketchbook by James D. Moffett
Wednesday, February 22 through Saturday, April 8
ROTI ROTI GALLERY:
TBD, oil pastel and monoprints by Mary Ann Roach
SHOWPLACE GALLERY:
Nature Birds, acrylic paintings by Mark Daniels
Wednesday, April 12 through Saturday, May 20
ALL GALLERIES AND SHOWCASES:
At the Table
Come together to support the Buchanan Art Center.
A fund-raising extravaganza to support the Buchanan Art Center.
Donated works of art on exhibit that will be sold to the highest bidder.
WINTER 2017
WORKSHOPS AND CLASSES FOR CHILDREN AND TWEENS
CLAYMATES
CREATE A W INTER W ONDERLAND, PART 1
CREATE A W INTER W ONDERLAND, PART 2
WORKSHOPS AND CLASSES FOR ADULT AND TEENS
DRAWING
AND PAINTING
UNDERSTANDING COLOR
CLASSICAL FOUNDATIONS IN PAINTING AND MIXED MEDIA
THE MAGIC OF W ATERCOLOR
FLOWERS AND BIRDS—FOLK BRUSH STROKE PAINTING
PAPER
AND
FIBER
BE A PART OF THE ART … EXPLORE PAPER
CALLIGRAPHY, INTRODUCTION TO THE BROAD EDGE PEN
METAL AND GLASS
SILVER SOLDERING 101
INTRODUCTION TO FUSED GLASS
BEGINNER STAINED GLASS
PHOTOGRAPHY
INTERMEDIATE DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
POTTERY
MONDAY EVENING POTTERY (ADVANCED)
TUESDAY AFTERNOON POTTERY (BEGINNER THROUGH ADVANCED)
THURSDAY AFTERNOON POTTERY (BEGINNERS THROUGH ADVANCED)
EVENTS AND WORKSHOPS
VALENTINES FOR VETERANS
Instructor, Darlene Clevenger
All ages are invited to participate!
1 Saturday – January 28
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
NO COST — OPEN TO THE PUBLIC — NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Create Valentines for our military veterans, while learning a variety of artistic techniques. In memory of Mary Ruth White who
originated the project, all materials and hot chocolate will be
provided by the White family and the Buchanan Art Center.
Participants are encouraged to bring in names and addresses
of specific veterans if they like. We will send all the remaining
Valentines to a VA hospital.
This workshop is a great family activity appropriate for children,
moms, dads, aunts, uncles and grandparents. Please join us!
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The Buchanan Art Center strives to enlist the power of the
arts to promote positive social change. We provide a place in
our community that nurtures the arts through quality art classes,
workshops, and events that spark creativity and
invite
participation from people of all ages. We present gallery
exhibits to showcase the works of area artists, and a gift shop
for local artists to sell their work and gain recognition.
A PLANNED GIFT to our endowment at the
Michigan Gateway Community Foundation will provide the
Buchanan Art Center with perpetual financial support. It's a
wonderful way to demonstrate your support of
the arts and ensure the sustainability of Buchanan’s
premier arts facility.
Leave a lasting legacy . . . Be a part of the art!
COMMUNITY EMPTY BOWLS WORKSHOPS
Facilitated by Buchanan Art Center Clay Staff
All ages are welcome to participate in this great family learning activity!
Please register for one specific two-date session (A, B, C, D, or E).
Make bowls on the first day, glaze bowls at the second session.
A -- 2 Fridays, March 3 (make) AND
March 10 (glaze) 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY Tuesday, February 28
B -- 2 Fridays, March 3 (make) AND
March 10 (glaze) 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY Tuesday, February 28
C -- 2 Saturdays, March 11 (make) AND
March 18 (glaze)10:00 a.m. -- 12:00 p.m.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY Wednesday, March 8
D -- 2 Saturdays, March 11 (make) AND
March 18 (glaze) 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY Wednesday, March 8
E -- 2 Saturdays, March 11 (make) AND
March 18 (glaze) 3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY Wednesday, March 8
Limit 12 participants per session.
ALL MATERIALS AND FIRINGS PROVIDED.
GROUPS MUST REGISTER EACH PARTICIPANT BY NAME.
PLEASE CALL TO CANCEL IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO PARTICIPATE AT YOUR
REGISTERED TIME.
Meet our clay teaching staff in our studio, try your hand at pottery, and
help feed the hungry in the Buchanan area. Create a clay bowl with
the assistance of our experienced instructors on your first visit and
return to glaze your bowl on the second date.
After it is fired, your bowl will be donated to the 22nd Annual
Buchanan Empty Bowls Soup Supper scheduled for Friday, April 21,
2017.
Alternatively, you may choose to pre-purchase YOUR bowl which
includes a Soup Supper ticket, and pick up YOUR bowl at the event.
Tickets cost: Child - $3; Adult - $5.
All profits will be donated to the food pantry of Redbud Area Ministries
(RAM) in Buchanan. Participation may provide the requirements for a
Scout clay or service badge. If interested, troop leaders should sign
their groups up as soon as possible.
CLASSES FOR CHILDREN AND TWEENS
CLAYMATES
INSTRUCTOR,
Cathy Tapia, M.Ed.
7 - 12 years old (LIMIT 10 STUDENTS)
6 Saturdays – January 21, 28, February 4, 11, 18, 25
10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY Wednesday, January 18
$57 member -- $76 nonmember – ALL MATERIALS PROVIDED
An introduction to the basics of working with clay. Students will pinch, coil,
and slab hand-built projects that encourage creativity. Students will get a
chance to try the potter’s wheel and learn how to decorate and glaze their pottery. Experienced students may pursue their own projects under the guidance
of the instructor.
CREATE A WINTER WONDERLAND (PART 1)
INSTRUCTOR,
Karen Weiss, M.A.
5 - 12 years old (LIMIT 8 STUDENTS)
2 Thursdays – January 26, February 2
4:15 p.m. -- 5:15 p.m.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY Tuesday, January 24
$15 member – $20 nonmember– ALL MATERIALS PROVIDED
Over the past year, BAC students have explored the beauty of nature and the
changing seasons. In this class, students will use a number of painting techniques, materials, and brush techniques to record their winter observations in
art. Using books, they will see how famous artists through the ages interpreted the winter season. They will discuss color theory and use the primary colors of red, blue, and yellow to mix the muted colors of winter, and paint on a
variety of surfaces, including canvas, paper, and wood. They will also construct 3-D winter inspired sculptures.
CREATE A WINTER WONDERLAND (PART 2)
INSTRUCTOR,
Karen Weiss, M.A.
5-12 years old (LIMIT 8 STUDENTS)
2 Thursdays – February 23, March 2
4:15 p.m. -- 5:15 p.m.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY Tuesday, February 21
$15 member -- $20 nonmember – ALL MATERIALS PROVIDED
Children will continue to explore the beauty of the winter season in this class.
They will employ a variety of painting, printing, and sculpture techniques to
create wintery art. It is not necessary for a child to have taken Part 1 of this
class to participate in Part 2. If a child did participate in Part 1, their experience in Part 2 will be different and employ different techniques and projects.
WORKSHOPS
AND
CLASSES FOR ADULT AND TEENS
DRAWING AND PAINTING
INSTRUCTOR,
UNDERSTANDING COLOR
Sharron Ott Bartemio, Type 39 Certification, B.F.A.
Adults and Teens (LIMIT 14 STUDENTS)
9 Tuesdays – January 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, February 7, 14, 21, 28
3:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY Friday, December 23, 2016
$113 member -- $151
SUPPLY LIST PROVIDED ON REQUEST
Explore the fundamentals of Color Theory, looking at different schools of
thought on this magical subject, such as the 20th century Bauhaus, and modern Physics. Class work will include academic color studies that help an artist
understand the unique properties of primary, secondary, and complimentary
colors. Experiment with various applications; discovering affects achieved by
the understanding of hues, values, and intensities. The students will also work
with: pigment mixing, optical blending, muting, etc. The goal of the class is to
give the student a greater sense of comfort and familiarity with all the colors,
enabling them to enrich their personal tonal vocabulary.
CLASSICAL FOUNDATIONS IN PAINTING AND MIXED MEDIA
INSTRUCTOR,
Sharron Ott Bartemio, Type 39 Certification, B.F.A.
Adults and Teens (LIMIT 14 STUDENTS)
9 Tuesdays – January 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, February 7, 14, 21, 28
6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY Friday, December 23, 2016
$113 member -- $151 nonmember
SUPPLY LIST PROVIDED ON REQUEST
Imagine studying art in Europe 500 years ago. There were principles
taught which provided a strong foundation that the artist could build
upon to develop their unique style. In today’s art world having an understanding of those classical concepts, such as: rules of composition,
and how to shade, allows the student to grow. This class teaches
structured techniques during the first four weeks. After which, students
may choose their own direction, and with the teachers guidance, find
their personal voice for self-expression. The class will use Acrylic
Paints, graphite, and other compatible mediums. Students should
bring the supplies listed, others will be provided.
WORKSHOPS
AND
CLASSES FOR ADULT AND TEENS
DRAWING AND PAINTING
THE MAGIC OF WATERCOLOR
Instructor, Dori Beth Josimovich, artist
Adults and Teens (LIMIT 12 STUDENTS)
8 Wednesdays – January 11, 18, 25, February 1, 8, 15, March 1, 8
6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY Friday, January 6
$150 member -- $200 nonmember
SUPPLY LIST PROVIDED ON REQUEST
Come discover the magic of watercolor! In each class, Dori will show
how she approaches a subject using watercolor. She will demo and
assist each artist as they move through their painting. Throughout the
term, you will attempt a still life, a landscape, and an animal, using
different techniques and styles. Each student will be able to work at
their own pace and skill level.
FLOWERS AND BIRDS—FOLK BRUSH STROKE PAINTING
Instructor, Olga Orlovska-Soaltys, artist
Adults and Teens (LIMIT 5 STUDENTS)
1 Saturday – March 4
10:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY Friday, February 24
$66 member -- $88 nonmember
ART SUPPLIES INCLUDED
Petrykivka painting originated from about the 18th century as wall
painting. Feel the traditions of this Ukrainian folk painting and use it to
create your own unique work. Get familiar with basic elements of this
painting style: a grain, comb, berries, and runner. Learn combining
them into pictorial flowers bunches of viburnum, leaflets. Make, with
your own hands, a hearty piece of work filled up with love. Cost of
class includes all supplies. Student will take home all paints, brushes
and paper. Students should bring a jar for water, plastic palette and
brown bag lunch.
PAPER AND FIBER
BE A PART OF THE ART… EXPLORE PAPER
Instructors, Laurel Ellerbrook, and Nana Maher, B.F.A.
Adults and Teens (LIMIT 10 STUDENTS)
6 Wednesdays – January 25, February 1, 8, 15, 22, March 1
10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR EACH CLASS BY THE DATE SHOWN
$15 member – $20 nonmember (per class session)
ALL MATERIALS PROVIDED
You don’t have to be an artist to create. You just need to start
creating. In this workshop series, learn easy techniques that will allow
you to use everyday items to make decorative paper AND turn a
variety of ordinary papers into works of art!
1. Paste Paper – Wed. – Jan. 25 – REGISTER BY Sat., Jan. 21
2. Marbled Paper – Wed. – Feb. 1 – REGISTER BY Sat., Jan. 28
3. Paper Embellishment – Wed. – Feb. 8 – REGISTER BY Sat., Feb. 4
4. Paper Books – Wed. – Feb. 15 – REGISTER BY Sat., Feb. 11
5. Paper Beads – Wed. – Feb. 22 – REGISTER BY Sat., Feb. 18
6. Paper Jewelry – Wed. – Mar.1 REGISTER BY Sat., February 25
Relaxed learning in a fun atmosphere. Fun can be messy so please
wear old clothes and/or bring a cover-up.
Each of the 6 sessions is a standalone workshop. Attend one; attend
all; attend as many of the six as you like! Just remember to register for
each session by the closing date shown above.
Light that spark and Be a Part of the Art . . .
CALLIGRAPHY, INTRODUCTION TO THE BROAD EDGE PEN
Instructor, Angie West
Adults and Teens (limit 10 students)
4 Thursdays – February 9, 16, 23, March 2
6:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY Saturday, February 4
$82 member – $110 nonmember – ALL MATERIALS PROVIDED
Learn how to use a broad edge pen to make beautiful letters. Start
with a pencil to learn the basic strokes for a Roman or foundational
hand then go to the broad edge pen for both lower case and capital
forms with a 6mm parallel pen, and finish with a play night of traditional
broad edge tools. The broad edge pen and pad of grid paper will be
provided.
METAL
SILVER SOLDERING 101
Instructor, Marge Collins
Adults only (limit 6 students)
4 Tuesdays – January 10, 17, 24, 31
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY Saturday, January 7
$75 member – $100 nonmember – SUPPLY LIST PROVIDED ON REQUEST
SUPPLIES AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE FROM INSTRUCTOR ON CLASS DAYS*
Learn to make a basic finger ring, a bezel setting (to hold a cabochon),
and practice other types of soldered joins. As time allows, you may
make another project. Learn how to calculate ring and bezel sizes, as
well as simple through more complicated soldering (brazing), sawing,
filing, polishing and other processes as needed.
A choice of metals will be available at cost.* Tools – including simple
propane torches (not acetylene) will be available for use during class.
An assortment of cabochons (priced from $2 - $20), will be available
for purchase along with information about other sources. Students may
bring their own metals, tools, and cabochons. Size of cabochons
should be discussed before beginning a project.
*Cost of metal varies depending what is used and size of project
chosen. All projects may be completed for $10.00 minimum if copper
and brass is used. If sterling silver is used, cost may exceed $30.
GLASS
INTRODUCTION TO FUSED GLASS
Instructors, Susan Griffin and Marie Hodge
Adults and Teens (LIMIT 8 STUDENTS)
1 Saturday – March 11
10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY Wednesday, March 8
$40 member – $55 nonmember – ALL MATERIALS PROVIDED
Learn about the art of fusing glass. Learn what tools are used and how
to use them. Be introduced to kiln firing and learn how the process
works. Cut, layer, and adhere glass to make jewelry, magnets and
other small pieces of glass art. The pieces will then be fired in a glass
kiln at the BAC. Student work will be available for pick up on Tuesday
March 14 during normal business hours.
BEGINNER STAINED GLASS
Instructor, Susan Griffin
Adults Only (LIMIT 6 STUDENTS)
1 Saturday – March 18
10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY Wednesday, March 15
$40 member – $55 nonmember
ALL MATERIALS PROVIDED
Create a stained glass sun catcher (Cross, Star or Butterfly) from start
to finish. A sample of each piece is on display at the center to view
prior to class. Learn to cut and grind glass shapes, copper tape glass,
and solder pieces together to create your own special work or art.
Please take into account that you will be using a hot soldering iron.
With the skills taught in this class, you may leave with the knowledge,
and ability to make your own pieces at home.
PHOTOGRAPHY
INTERMEDIATE DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
Instructor, Vasilisa (Lisa) Kiselevich
Adults and Teens (LIMIT 5 STUDENTS)
PREREQUISITE: Participation in Fall 2016 Photography class at the
Buchanan Art Center or permission of the instructor
3 Saturdays – January 7, 14, 21
10:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY Wednesday January 4
$50 member – $67 nonmember
STUDENT MUST BRING A CAMERA (CELL PHONE CAMERA IS OK)
Build on what was learned in the Fall session: essence of an image,
composition, and use of light, as well as manual adjustments, such as
aperture, shutter speed and ISO. Weather permitting, students will
practice all of these aspects on photo walks in local nature preserves.
They will also learn some post-processing techniques, and exhibit their
best photos in Buchanan Art Center.
POTTERY CLASSES
ADULTS AND TEENS
MONDAY EVENING ADVANCED POTTERY
INSTRUCTOR,
Cathy Tapia, M.Ed.
Adults and Teens (LIMIT 10 STUDENTS)
PREREQUISITE: Student must have permission of the instructor to enroll.
8 Mondays – January 9, 16, 23, 30, February 6, 13, 20, 27
6:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. — REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY January 7
$150* member – $200* non-member— PLUS THE COST OF CLAY AS NEEDED
CLAY PRICE IS $25/25#, WHICH INCLUDES GLAZES AND FIRING.
For advanced clay students who wish to work on their own projects with
minimal instruction. The instructor will model some advanced techniques.
Students will critique work to improve skills.
*Please read SUPERVISED EXTRA CLAY STUDIO TIME schedule/guidelines.
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON POTTERY
INSTRUCTORS,
Nana Maher, B.F.A. in Ceramics and
Marie Remington, M.F.A. in Ceramics
Adults and Teens (LIMIT 8 STUDENTS) (Beginners - Advanced)
8 Tuesdays – January 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, February 7, 14, 28
1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. -- REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY January 3
$150* member – $200* non-member — PLUS THE COST OF CLAY AS NEEDED
CLAY PRICE IS $25/25#, WHICH INCLUDES GLAZES AND FIRING.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON POTTERY
INSTRUCTORS,
Nana Maher, B.F.A. in Ceramics and
Marie Remington, M.F.A. in Ceramics
Adults and Teens (LIMIT 8 STUDENTS) (Beginners - Advanced)
8 Thursdays – January 5, 12, 19, 26, February 2, 9, 16, 23
1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. -- REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY January 5
$150* member – $200* non-member — PLUS THE COST OF CLAY AS NEEDED
CLAY PRICE IS $25/25#, WHICH INCLUDES GLAZES AND FIRING.
TUESDAY AND THURSDAY AFTERNOOON POTTERY CLASSES
are designed for hand building and wheel students of all experience levels.
Learn imaginative hand building techniques and how to throw on the potter’s
wheel. Or, challenge your existing skills and consider how to combine the two
approaches to clay. Work may be functional or nonfunctional. Explore the
unique properties of clay, the aesthetics of form, lids, spouts, decorating
techniques, glaze application, glaze mixing, and the loading and firing of kilns.
Bring an apron and change of shoes. Notebook is provided to first-time BAC
pottery students. Set of tools available in class for $15 (tax included).
*Please read SUPERVISED EXTRA CLAY STUDIO TIME schedule/guidelines.
FOR ALL POTTERY CLASSES
ALL CLAY MUST BE PURCHASED FROM THE BAC.
CLAY PRICE IS $25/25#, WHICH INCLUDES GLAZES AND FIRING.
A set of tools is available to purchase in class for $15 (sales tax included).
*Clay class enrollment includes
up to 24 hours of
SUPERVISED EXTRA STUDIO TIME
in accordance with the guidelines.
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*A BENEFIT FOR CURRENT BAC CLAY CLASS MEMBERS ONLY
SUPERVISED EXTRA CLAY STUDIO TIME, FACILITATED BY BAC CLAY STAFF
8 passes, EACH FOR UP TO 3 CONSECUTIVE HOURS OF CLAY STUDIO TIME,
ARE INCLUDED WITH CLASS ENROLLMENT AS NOTED IN LISTING!
ADULTS AND TEENS (LIMIT 8 STUDENTS IN THE STUDIO AT ANY GIVEN TIME)
No signup required. Attend any combination of dates listed, up to 8 visits.
The BAC clay studio will be open for extra time only to students who regularly
attend a currently running pottery class. The studio will be supervised by
facilitators who are not there to instruct, but to answer questions about studio
policies and proper use of equipment and materials. Students will work
independently and should responsibly observe all posted studio policies.
Students MAY NOT use the studio at any other time except to attend class,
briefly check on, or pick up work. Each registered student may attend
Facilitated Open Studio a maximum of 8 visits, regardless of the length of their
stay. Sign-in/sign-out is required.
7 SATURDAYS – January 21, 28, February 4, 11, 18, 25, March 4
11:30 a.m. -- 1:30 p.m.
Facilitator: Cathy Tapia
8 TUESDAYS – January 10, 17, 24, 31, February 7, 14, 28, March 7
10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Facilitator: Vickie Cook
9 THURSDAYS – January 5, 12, 19, 26, February 2, 9, 16, 23, March 2
10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Facilitator: Crystal Prenkert
8 THURSDAYS – January 12, 19, 26, February 2, 9, 16, 23, March 2
5:30 p.m. -- 8:30 p.m.
Facilitators: Roxanne Gunter, Jen Martin
BUCHANAN ART CENTER
2017 REGISTRATION POLICIES
PLEASE REGISTER EARLY!
FULL PAYMENT OF CLASS FEE IS REQUIRED AT REGISTRATION.
REGISTER/PAY — BY MAIL WITH CHECK -OR- DURING REGULAR BAC OPEN HOURS
BY PHONE WITH CREDIT CARD
CARD.
— IN-PERSON WITH CASH, CHECK OR CREDIT
TEACHERS CANNOT ACCEPT WALK-IN STUDENTS. PLEASE DO NOT
BRING UNREGISTERED, NON-PAYING VISITORS TO CLASS WITHOUT THE
INVITATION OF THE INSTRUCTOR. We welcome visitors to observe some
activity classes, with prior permission, but not to participate without proper
registration.
Classes that do not meet minimum enrollment two weekdays before the first
meeting, or after any stated enrollment cutoff date, will be canceled.
If a class is canceled, the Buchanan Art Center will notify anyone enrolled
and refund registration payment.
Once canceled, a class will not be reopened in the current education session.
Late registrations will be accepted ONLY if the class has not already been
canceled (or filled) AND if the instructor has sufficient time to plan for
additional supplies and work stations.
The Buchanan Art Center reserves the right to alter the descriptions and/or
contents of classes if the need arises.
There will be no refunds after the first meeting of the class.
THE BUCHANAN ART CENTER WILL BE CLOSED IF
BUCHANAN COMMUNITY SCHOOLS CLOSE DUE TO THE WEATHER.
PLEASE CALL THE BAC AT 269-697-4005
WHEN IN DOUBT ABOUT CLOSINGS.
MAKEUP CLASSES will be held
if a class is canceled due to weather or instructor illness/emergency.
Member fees reflect a discount on tuition only.
There is no discount on fees for materials.
Non-members may join prior to or upon registration.
Please use the separate membership form to join or renew BAC membership.
Materials lists for classes that require students to provide their own
supplies should be obtained upon registration, but may be previewed on
request. Be sure to request a copy of the list and purchase necessary
materials before the first class unless waiting is suggested by the instructor.
For more information call 269-697-4005.
email: [email protected]
Visit our website: www.buchananartcenter.org
and the Buchanan Art Center Facebook page.
BUCHANAN ART CENTER
117 W. Front Street, Buchanan, MI 49107
269-697-4005
2017 CLASS REGISTRATION FORM
REGISTRATION DATE___________  ADULT  TEEN  CHILD—AGE_____
STUDENT NAME____________________________________________
PARENT NAME (IF STUDENT UNDER 18) _____________________________
ADDRESS ________________________________________________
CITY _________________________ STATE ______ ZIP___________
PHONE ______-______-_______
PHONE ______-______-_______
EMAIL ___________________________________________________
 Current BAC Member
 Non-member
 New BAC Member
MEMBER DISCOUNT DOES NOT APPLY TO ANY FEE FOR MATERIALS.
NEW MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION, OR RENEWAL,
MAY BE INCLUDED WITH CLASS REGISTRATION FORM.
CLASS TITLE _____________________________________________
PREREQUISITES MET OR INSTRUCTOR PERMISSION OBTAINED
SUPPLY LIST PROVIDED TO STUDENT
_______
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POTTERY STUDENTS WILL RECEIVE PASSES FOR SUPERVISED CLAY STUDIO
AT THE FIRST CLASS. ALL CLAY MUST BE PURCHASED FROM THE BAC, AS
NEEDED. CLAY PRICE IS $25/25# WHICH INCLUDES GLAZES AND FIRING.
DATE OF FIRST CLASS ____________________
TOTAL PAID
$ _______
PAID DATE
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PAID BY: CASH
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CHECK CARD
PLEASE READ, SIGN, AND RETURN THIS FORM TO THE BAC
BY THE REGISTRATION DEADLINE OR TWO DAYS BEFORE CLASS BEGINS:
I grant permission to the BAC to take photographs of me or my child for
use in promotional materials including printed media and Internet.
I authorize this use indefinitely without compensation to me.
SIGNED___________________________________________________
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BAC 2017 HOURS:
TUE. - FRI. - 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
SAT. - 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
GALLERY AND GIFT SHOP
117 WEST FRONT STREET
BUCHANAN, MI 49107