Islip Arts Council 2017 Winter Concert Series
The Islip Arts Council is dedicated to leadership, advocacy and
excellence in the arts by presenting, producing and promoting
culturally responsive, high quality programs for diverse populations
in varied artistic disciplines. www.isliparts.org
Bayard Cutting Arboretum—Winter Concert
Series Sundays 2 PM - Seating is Limited
Presented by the Islip Arts Council with support from Natural
Heritage trust, NYS Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic
Preservation, and Astoria bank.
$8.00 New York State Parking Fee
Gemini Journey - February 5th
Kaplan Duo - February 12th
Sereande Duo - February 19th
Trio Portinari - February 26th
Canta Libre Chamber - March 5th
Cross Island - March 12th
Bradley Burgess - March 19 th
Visit our Facebook page Islip-Arts-Council, website isliparts.org,
stop in the office or call (631) 224-5420
Islip Arts Council History Exhibition Room
Brookwood Hall
50 Irish Lane
East Islip, NY 11730
School of
Cultural Arts
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“East Islip from the Sky”
November 30, 2016– February 2017
Featuring 1930’s aerial pictures of East Islip.
Great river and Islip Terrace
A DAY AT THE MUSEUM
Thursdays or Fridays
call to register. Fee: $5.00 per student
Registration: Mail-in, In Person or Phone-In.
You do not have to be a Town of Islip resident to
take classes.
Call 631-224-5420 for information.
The I sli p Ar t s Co un c il thr o ug h i t s S c h o ol o f
Cu lt ur al Ar t s of fe r s fi ne a r t, mu sic a n d the a tr e
c las se s for a du lt s a nd c hi ldr e n . All c la s se s a r e
taug ht by pr o fe s s io na l s in the ir f ie l ds . M e mbe r s
of the I sli p Ar t s Co unc il a nd I sl ip Ar t M use um
ar e e nt it le d to a 1 0 % di sc o un t o n c la ss e s .
Register by mail, in person, or over the phone.
You do not have to be a Town of Islip resident to take classes.
Call us at 631-224-5420 for information.
Tuesday – Friday 10am – 4pm ~ Saturday & Sunday 12pm – 4pm
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Hidden History of Islip Tours for 2017
Pet Portraits and Studio Time
With Francisco Bonilla
This class is dedicated to those friends
that make our lives more complicated but,
give us company and happiness—our
pets! A Spanish Artist from Malaga
(Picasso’s birth city) will teach you
painting and drawing methods while you
have a fun and relaxing experience where
you will learn about the animals’ anatomy
but will also learn drawing and mixing
methods. You will bring home a portrait
of your favorite pet or animal.
Mondays: 10:00 am—1:00 pm
Session A:January 9,16,23,30
Session B: February 6, 13,20,27
Session C: March 6,13,20,27
Session D: April 3,10,17,24
Member Fee: $80
Non-Member Fee: $105
Watercolor for All
With Jody Banaszak
Students will learn the basics of
watercolor and use several techniques to
complete several paintings. Students work
on more challenging techniques to
complete several watercolor paintings.
New students should request material list.
Mondays: 1:00 pm—3:00 pm and/or
7:00 pm—9:00 pm
Session A: January 30, February
6,13,20,27, March 6
Session B: March 20,27, April
3,10,17,24
Member Fee: $85
Non-Member Fee: $110
Printmaking without a press!
With Chris Ann Ambery
This is a beginner to intermediate level
printmaking class, no prior printmaking
experience necessary. In this course
students will explore a variety of
monotype and relief printmaking
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techniques. We will be using non-toxic
water soluble materials such as Akua inks
and Caran D’ ache crayons. Students are
encouraged to use their own imagery to
explore creative solutions to the
printmaking methods and experiment
with various materials. (ADULTS &
MATURE TEENS) Materials fee $20
paid to instructor (includes ink, plates,
papers etc.)
Mondays: 3:30 pm—5:30 pm
Session A: January 23, February
6,10,17,24
Member Fee: $85 per session
Non-Member Fee: $110
Intro to Art History:
High Italian renaissance
With Jay Schuck
A foundation course is designed for those
interested in the art produced in Central
Italy during the 15th – 16th centuries.
Artists of this period are known for their
close observation of the natural world and
human figures, sophisticated use of
iconography, and their innovations in
composition, perspective, and design. The
course acts as a continuation to Early
Italian Renaissance course and will
examine the artwork of Leonardo Da
Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, and their
contemporaries.
Mondays: 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Session A: March 13,20,27, April 3,
10,17,24
Tuesdays: 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Session B; May 9,16,23,30, June 6,13 20
Member Fee: $75
Non-Member Fee: $100
Intro to Art History:
Early Italian Renaissance
With Jay Schuck
A foundation course for those with an
interest in art produced in Central Italy
Check with the Islip Arts Council website for itineraries and dates.
ALL HISTORY TOURS INCLUDE BUS, TOUR, LUNCH AND/OR
SNACKS. PLEASE TIP DRIVER $2pp
TO REGISTER:USE FORM PROVIDED FOR
HISTORICAL TOURS.
Call Islip Arts Council for further information 631-224-5420
The Islip Arts Council is dedicated to leadership, advocacy and
excellence in the arts. The council provides high quality programs
for diverse populations in varied artistic disciplines. The Islip Art
Museum is the leading exhibition space for contemporary art on
Long Island. The Museum presents at least five exhibitions per
year in its main galleries. Exhibitions are organized to reflect
issues and concerns in the current art world.
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Islip Art Museum Upcoming 2017
The Structure of Things - January 15 - March 12
January 15—March 12, 2017
Reception January 29 from 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Suggested donation $5
Survey of Contemporary Art on Long Island - April 2 - June 4
April 2– June 4, 2017
Special IAM Up Late & Reception April 29 from 7:00pm –10:00 pm
Suggested donation $5
Sunday Stroll
Every Second Sunday of the Month Stop in for Informal Guided tour
of our current exhibits. Groups of five or more must make reservation.
Please call the office at (631) 224-5402
Islip Art Museum Special Programs
IAM Up Late Series: Museum signature event, IAM Up Late is Long
Island’s premier after-hours multimedia artist networking event and
public arts experience, with goal of providing new and innovative
museum quality opportunities for artist of various career levels and
disciplines.
IAM Slide Slam Series 2017: The Islip Art Museum will host a series
of Slide Slam events in collaboration with various arts organizations,
museums, and galleries.
Please visit islipartmuseum.org for more information
Islip Arts Council presents several juried exhibits of Local Artists
Exhibits change on a 4- 6 week rotating schedule
ART IN THE HALL at Islip Town Hall
ART IN THE AIRPORT at MacArthur Airport
Open Call Submissions For Islip Arts Council 2017
Call 631-223-5420 For More Information
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during the 13th–15th centuries, a time
known as the Early Renaissance. The
artists of this period made a conscious
break with Gothic tradition, ushering
in a new artistic movement that would
reach its height in the late 15th
century. The work of major artists
from this period include Giotto,
Massaccio, Donatello, Pierodella
Francesca, Botticelli, and more.
Mondays: 5:00 pm – 6:30 pm
Session A: March 13,20,27, April
3,10,17,24
Tuesdays: 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm
Session B: May 9,16,23,30, June
6,13,20
Member Fee: $75
Non-Member Fee: $100
Through the Lens: Introduction
Waterscape & Wildlife Photography
With John P. Cardone
Local author and photographer, John
P. Cardone conducts this ten hour
class based on his photo book
Waterviews: A Collection of
Photographs, Thoughts, and
Experiences. The class is interactive
as John brings up topics and hands
out weekly photo-shoot assignments
to get you involved. So, bring your
camera equipment, take lots of
outdoor pictures, and come prepared
to discuss your photo work while
learning from others. Topics include:
camera features, the technical side (or
how to adjust), waterscape photo
composition & techniques, natural
lighting, panorama photography,
wildlife photography-including the
challenge of birds in-flight. Plus
extras: adding watermarks, copyright
info, choosing print sizes, how to matt
& how to frame a photo. Students will
create a class photo calendar from the
best outdoor photographs using Vista
Print.
Tuesdays: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Session A: April 18,25, May 2,9,16
Member Fee: $100
Non-Member Fee: $125
Brush Painting: East Meets West
With Pola Lanzaro
Capture the spirit of your subject in a
spontaneous style while learning the
basic Sumi-e. Students will work with
ink and watercolor on rice paper and
are encouraged to paint from
inspiration. Beginners welcome.
Tuesdays: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Session A: January 3,10,17,24
Session B: March 7,14,21,28
Session C: April 4,11,18,25
Member Fee: $75
Non-Member Fee: $100
Make & Heal Jewelry
With Diana Dietrich
Jewelry Making and Art...of all kinds! I
find creating things makes me take
time for myself and brings me joy.
Come find what makes you happy. All
are simple, fun and easy. You can make
beaded bracelets, metal and wire
pendants and/or earrings. We will use
healing crystals and create jewelry with
love. Transform old to new...recycled
and Repurposed Art and jewelry. Using
alcohol inks you can make pendants,
candles, picture frames and more.
Tuesdays: 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Session A: January 10,17,24,31, and
February 7
Session B: March 7,14,21,28, April 4
Member Fee: $75 per session
Non-Member Fee:$100 per session
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Intro to Art History:
The Northern Renaissance
With Jay Schuck
The course will survey the artwork
produced
in
Northern
Europe,
particularly the Netherlands, Germany,
and Belgium. Beginning with the
development of Early Netherlandish Art
and continuing to the time of the
Reformation. Artists to be examined :
include Jan Van Eyck, Petrus Christus,
Albrecht Durer, Bosch, Pieter Brueghel,
and more.
Tuesdays: 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm
Session A: March 14,21,28 April
4,11,18,25
Mondays: 5:00 - 6:30 pm
Session B: May 8,15,22,29, June 5,12,19
Member Fee:$75 per session
Non-Member Fee: $100 per session
wholesome ingredients focusing on
mostly plant
based
snacks/meals/
techniques while also learning how to
stock your pantry to create those meals for
yourself and your family. Nancy Sobel
Butcher is a chef trained at The Natural
Gourmet Institute in NYC with a lifetime
of cooking experience. She is a private
chef and also is a food stylist assistant and
recipe developer/tester.
Tuesdays: 6:30 pm– 8:30 pm
Session A: April 18,25
Member Fee: $40
Non-Member Fee $65
Seascapes / Landscape Painting
With Carisa Nappi
Capture the sun and beautiful Long Island
Coast in a relaxed painting class geared
for all levels. Beginners welcome!
Students will create their own seascape
studio acrylic painting with guidance and
demonstration.
Tuesdays: 6:00 pm—8:00 pm
Ages 12 and up
Session A: February 7,14,21,28
Session B: March 21, 28, April 4,11
Member Fee: $85
Non-Member Fee: $105
Call for material list
Intro to Art History: Art of the Dutch
Republic
With Jay Schuck
The course will survey the artwork
produced in the Dutch Republic during
the 17th century, a time known as the
Golden Age of Dutch Painting. The
course will explore the various genres of
paintings, such as portraits, landscapes,
scenes of the everyday and the artists
who made them. Artists to be examined
include Rembrandt, Johannes Vermeer,
Painting in Oil and Acrylics
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Tuesdays: 6:30 pm-8:00 pm
subjectsState
of your
Annual
Concert
at Heckscher
Park choice in a relaxed
Session Philharmonic
A: March 14,21,28
Aprilin the Park—Paint
workshop environment, with instruction
4,11,18,25
Islip Arts Day – the 25-year tradition of the antiques
andto
collectibles
fair
tailored
the individual.
Color theory,
Mondays: 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
composition,
technique,
and other
Summer
Concerts
—
at
Bayard
Cutting
Arboretum
and
the
Bay
Shore
Band
Shell
Session B: May 8,15,22,29, June 5,12, 19
principles of art will be addressed. New
Member
Fee:
$75
Winter Concerts—Classical concerts at Bayard students
Cutting Arboretum Carriage House
should request material list.
Non-Member Fee: $100
Wednesdays:
10:30 am –Hall
12:30
Annual Jazz Fest— A weekend of Outstanding Jazz
at Historic Brookwood
Parkpm and/
or 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
The
Art
of
Clean
Eating
School Of Cultural Arts—The acclaimed series of arts classes offered at Brookwood Hall
Session A: January 4,11,18,25, February
With Chef Nancy Sobel
Art Exhibits—year round in Islip Town Hall and 1,8,15,22
at Long Island MacArthur Airport.
Learn how to cook beautiful and
Session
B:Island,”
March
1,8,15,22,29,
April
Islip
Art Museum
contemporary
according
to the NY Times.
nourishing
food —“the
usingleading
healthful
andart museum on Long
Help Keep The Arts Alive In Islip
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VOLUNTEERS
WANTED
We are looking for volunteers for
the Islip Arts Council as well as
for the Museum. Donate your time
to help with administrative tasks,
greeting guests, working in the gift
shop, along with education, social,
and special events such as Jazz
Fest and the Concert in the Park.
Earn a Free Class.
Accumulated volunteered hours
will earn you a complimentary
Islip Arts Council class. Volunteers will work along side staff
and other volunteers in historic
Brookwood Hall at the Islip Art
Museum. You’ll have the opportunity to work at concerts and
fairs, on and/or off site and assist
at many programs. Call Linda
Weingarten 631-224-5420 today.
Museum Programs
Docent Programs: For National
Art Honor Society Students
The annual National Art Honor
Society requirement will be fulfilled by students’ work as docents at the Islip Art Museum.
Selected students will train with
museum staff to become part of
volunteer staff and will be assigned a schedule for giving tours
A Day At The Museum
Spend the day at the Islip Art
Museum and Create art based
on the current exhibit. This is a
collaborative program with the
museum and local high
schools. Islip Art Museum will
provide a guided tour for students and teachers and the
classroom space required for
completion of a project. High
school teachers will visit the
museum prior to the field trip
to develop a lesson to be incorporated into the school visit.
Individual schools will provide
materials for project.
Thursdays or Fridays call to register
Fee:$5.00 per student
Looking For After School
Students to Volunteer An
Hour or Two!
Islip Arts Day 2017
Arts, Antiques & Collectibles
Music & More
Coming In The Spring
Classic Cars and Artists
Wanted
Vendors please call
(631)224-5420
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CHILDREN & TEEN CLASSES
Art Adventures!
With Carisa Nappi
Draw, paint, and create! This twodimensional design course explores the
elements of art and design along with the
amazing art work of the great masters. A
new skill will be featured each class for
students to use as their own inspiration
for their masterpieces. All school-aged
children welcome, 6 and up.
Tuesday: 4:30 pm—6:00 pm
Session A: February 7, 14,21,28
Session B: March 21,28, April 4,11
Member Fee: $75
Non-Member Fee: $100
Art Explorations!
With Martha Pinnola
Put on your artist's beret, take out your
pencils and paint brushes and we'll
explore the world of art! We'll introduce
gesture drawing, illustration, Chinese
brush painting and calligraphy, nature's
texture designs, hand made stamping,
wax resists and more. Thursday after
school. Ages 6-13
Thursdays: 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm
Session A: January 19,26, February 2,9,16
Session B: March 2,9,16, April 6,20
Member Fee: $75
Non-Member Fee: $100
The Art of Cartooning and Illustration
With Martha Pinnola
Put your artist’s beret and grab your
pencils and sketchbook! We’ll be
learning about gesture drawing and the
artist’s was of looking at the world. This
class will explore the art of Norman
Rockwell, Theodore Geisel (Dr. Seuss),
Maurice Sendak, Jan Brett and more! A
class for those who love to draw, with
fun ideas and techniques to bring out the
artist within. Music adds to our artistic
inspiration! Ages 6—12
Saturdays: 10:30 am—12:00 pm
Session A:: January 21,28, February 4,11
Session B: March 4,11, April 1,8
Member Fee: $50
Non-Member Fee: $75
Concert
In The Park
July 15, 2017
Honor Our Heroes
Help Keep The Arts Alive In Islip
We present all these programs for you...
Annual Philharmonic Concert in the Park— at Heckscher State Park
Islip Arts Day – the 25-year tradition of the antiques and collectibles fair
Summer Concerts— at Bayard Cutting Arboretum and the Bay Shore Band Shell
Winter Concerts—Classical concerts at Bayard Cutting Arboretum Carriage House
Annual Jazz Fest— A weekend of Outstanding Jazz at Historic Brookwood Hall Park
School Of Cultural Arts—The acclaimed series of arts classes offered at Brookwood Hall
Art Exhibits—year round in Islip Town Hall and at Long Island MacArthur Airport.
Islip Art Museum —“the leading contemporary art museum on Long Island,” according to the NY Times.
Thank you for making this possible. Help Keep Arts Alive by
5,12,19
Session C: April 26, May 3,10,17,24,31,
June 7,14
Member Fee: $125
Non-Member Fee: $150
Painting for Beginners & Advanced
With Anthony D’Avino
Learn to paint like a professional.
Individual attention through guided
instruction allows each artist to develop
at his or her own pace and ability.
Instructor will address color theory,
composition, perspective, and figure in
the medium of each student’s choice.
(Mature Teens + Adults)
Wednesdays: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Session B: February 15,22, March
1,8,15,22,29, April 5,12,19
Session C: April 26, May 3,10,17,24,31,
June 7,14,21,28
Member Fee: $150
Non-Member Fee: $175
Spiritual Meditation
With Reiki Master Linda Weingarten
Learn to still your mind and listen to
your inner spirit. This class will
incorporate worldly techniques to help
you heal and free your emotions and get
in touch with your spiritual guides.
Techniques include EFT, Reiki,
Hypnosis, color theory and many others.
Linda Weingarten is a Reiki Master/
Teacher, a National Guild Certified
Hypnotist, and certified in Guided
Meditation and Acupressure. The
classes are designed both as a series and
as stand-alone classes, so you can attend
any class even if the series has already
started.
Wednesdays: 6:15 pm - 8:15 pm
Session C: March 1,8,15,22,29
Member Fee: $75
Non-Member Fee: $100
Post Impressionism
With John Cino
Post Impressionism provides a link
between Impressionism and early
20th Century abstraction. This course
will examine the development of Post
Impressionism from its predecessor. It
will give an in depth look into the art
of the major Post Impressionists and
Art Noveau artists. Some artists
covered will be Seurat, Cezanne, Van
Gogh, Gauguin, sculptor August
Rodin, Tolusse Lautrec, Gustave
Klimt and Edvard Munch. Seven
sessions, 1:30 hours per session
Wednesday: 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Session A: January 18,25, February
1,8,15,22, 29
Member Fee: $75 per session
Non-Member Fee:$100
Beginners Yoga
With Lauren Adamkiewicz “The
Roving Yogi”
This course is designed for beginners.
Spend an hour stretching, breathing,
and strengthening your body through
yoga practice. Bring your own mat
and water bottle.
Thursdays: 9:45 am - 10:45 am and/
or 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Session A: January 26, February 2,9
16,23, March 2
Session B: March 16,23,30, April
6,13,20
Member Fee: $45 per session
Non-Member Fee:$70 per session
Life Study: Multiple Pose / Sustained
Pose
Class meets without an instructor.
Figure Drawing. Draw, paint, or
sculpt from a life model in the dining
room studio of historic Brookwood
Renewing your membership now. Not yet a member, join us.
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Hall. Bring your preferred art
materials and pack a snack. Enjoy our
park and lake or browse our galleries.
Thursdays: 11:00 am -2:00 pm
Session A: January 19, 26 (Weather
permitting)
Session B: February16,23 (Weather
permitting)
Session C: March 16,23
Session D: April 20,27
Member Fee: $25
Non-Member Fee: $50
Stained Glass: Beginners
With In House Instructor
Learn the art of stained glass using
the same copper foil technique used
by Tiffany. Using the basic methods
of cutting & soldering stained glass,
as well as help design fabrication, you
will be able to create lovely window
pieces. Depending on abilities, 3
dimensional pieces may also be
possible. Simple patterns will be
supplied, or bring your own. (ten
pieces or less).
Saturdays: 12:30 pm - 3:00 pm
Session A: January 21,28 February
4,11, 18
Member Fee: $100
Non-Member Fee: $125
Class is limited to six students,
reserve early
Drawing & Sketching
With Marlene Bezich
This time honored media is essential
to any artist’s education. Class will
cover many types of papers and
techniques surrounding Charcoal and
Pencil rendering. Still life subjects
will be available and if possible a
portrait sitting. The art of “Quick
Sketch” will be explored as well as
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many other drawing exercises. Students
will leave the class with better
understanding and appreciation for
creating in black and white.
Fridays: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Session A:March 10,17,24,31, April 7,14
Member Fee;$100 per session
Non-Member Fee:$125 per session
“Color” The Artists Supreme Tool
With Marlene Bezich
An understanding of color helps to
ensure a successful creative journey for
the artist, while at the same time guiding
the viewer throughout the work like a
poetic song. We will discuss color theory
and use of it within artwork. Utilizing
practical examples, we will attempt to
simplify the, at times complicated,
aspects of color usage.
Fridays: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Session A: January 13,20,27, February
3,10,17
Member Fee: $100 per session
Non-Member Fee: $125 per session
Colored Pencils or Pastels
With Marlene Bezich
Students in this class can create with
either colored pencils or pastels! The
instructor will explore the various
layering techniques of both, while
reviewing composition, drawing and
color theory. Students will paint from
life as well as utilizing photographs. All
matter of subjects will be explored in a
relaxed and educational atmosphere.
Class participants will leave with a solid
knowledge of their chosen medium!
Fridays: 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Session A: January 13,20,27, Fabruary
3,10,17
Session B: March 10,17,24,31 April 7,14
Member Fee: $100
Non-Member Fee: $125
The Art Spirit
With Martha Pinnola
Adults & Mature Teens. With your
love and spirit for artistic ventures,
we will explore new approaches and
medium in a relaxed and musical
environment. We will use graphite,
conte crayon, charcoal pen and ink to
develop drawing skills. We will
introduce the ancient and beautiful
technique of Chinese brush painting
and calligraphy and move into color
with pastel and watercolor.
Fridays: 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Session A:January 20,27, February
3,10
Session B: March 3,10,17, April 7
Member Fee $ 50 per session
Non-Member Fee $75 per session
Creative Arts!!!
With Meagan Flaherty
Classes provide individuals guidance
as they explore a range of tools and
creative mediums. Students will be
challenged to complete personal,
expressive projects and will be
mentored in a variety of techniques
and ideologies. Class time is tailored
to each artist’s goals and needs.
Meagan Flaherty is an active member
of Long Island’s creative community,
and has worked in the arts for over a
decade. She has juried shows for
South Bay Art Association, and has
shown her work across the island. She
continues to offer classes that focus
on creativity and personal growth.
Fridays: 6;30 pm - 8:30 pm
Session A: January 20,27, February
Member Fee $100 per session
Non-Member Fee $125 per session
ADULT WORKSHOPS
Reiki Circle
With Reiki Master/Teacher Linda Weingarten
Reiki share, Reiki circle, is a gathering of
like-minded Reiki believers who
participate in group healing treatments on
each other. The main purpose for the
Reiki share is to give and receive Reiki in
a casual atmosphere of friendship, honor,
positive energy and devotion.
Thursdays: 6:30 pm—8:00 pm
The 1st Thursday of the month
Session A: February
Session B: March
Fee: $10 (Must pre-register / Pay evening
Silk Scarf Painting (Dyeing)
With Donna Carey-Zucker
Hand dye your own beautiful silk scarf in
the design & colors of your choice. You
will learn & dye silk using French silk
dyes, non toxic. Using resist technique,
alcohol and salt. Silk Scarf will be
provided as well as a practice swatch and
all supplies.
Thursdays: 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Session A; January 12,19,26, February 2
Member Fee:$175
Non-Member Fee:$200(includes material
fee)
Mosaic & tile Workshop
With Stella Castro
Using left over stained glass pieces (glass
shards) and ceramic tiles (broken pieces)
and broken plates, the class will cover a
wooden box, serving tray, small table top,
terra cotta flower pot. Wooden framed
mirror, or simply create an artistically
designed wall piece on flat piece of wood.
Saturdays: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Session B: March 4,11
Member Fee $50 per session
Non-Member Fee $ 75 per session
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