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DRAWING & PAINTING

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[1] Basic Drawing: Step One* MARJORIE PERR IN8 sessions, Jun 2 – Jul 21 Tue, 1 – 3:30 pm Studio School, 2nd floor$170 (VMFA members $150)Enrollment limit: 16Want to create art but don’t know where to begin? This class helps students develop basic drawing skills through vari-ous techniques and materials, working from the model and other subjects. Class discussions and individual and group critiques round out the course. No experience is required—an excellent prerequisite for painting courses.

[2] Painting & Pastel Studio* SARA CLARK6 sessions, Jun 3 – Jul 8 Wed, 1:30–4:30 pmStudio School, 2nd floor$160 (VMFA members $140)Enrollment limit: 16Prerequisites: basic drawing and painting skillsThis class is a great way for artists to expand their painting and pastel skills. Students learn to generate ideas, choose subjects, and adopt approaches to using media. They also work on independent projects, with guidance and individual critiques from the instructor.

[3] Introduction to Oil Pastel* NEW!DIANA DETAMORE6 sessions, Jun 1 – Jul 6Mon, 10 am – 1 pm

Studio School, 2nd floor$160 (VMFA members $140)Enrollment limit: 10Prerequisite: basic drawing skillsOil pastels offer a wealth of possibilities for exploring color and painterly approaches to drawing. This class intro-duces color mixing and blending as well as methods, application, and layering color.

[4] Drawing & Painting the Portrait* MARJORIE PERR IN8 sessions, Jun 2 – Jul 21 Tue, 9:30 am – 12:30 pmStudio School, 2nd floor$180 (VMFA members $160)Enrollment limit: 16Prerequisites: basic drawing and painting skillsThis class focuses on the oil-paint, chalk-pastel, and watercolor portrait. Students also learn about the rich history of the portrait in art.

[5] Watercolor Studio* DAWN FLORES8 sessions, Jun 1 – Jul 20 Mon, 9:30 am–12:30 pm Studio School, 2nd floor$180 (VMFA members $160)Enrollment limit: 16Prerequisite: basic drawing skillsLearn a wide variety of watercolor tech-niques while using related drawing medi-ums in this course for beginning and experienced watercolor artists. Students work directly from the still life, land-scape, and other subject matter, with dis-cussions of color and watercolor master-works offering inspiration. Individual and group critiques provided.

It’s your art.

VIRGINIA MUSEUM OF F INE ARTS STUDIO SCHOOLAdult classes are for ages 16 and older. The Studio School is located at 2911 – 15 Grove Avenue (across from VMFA) at the corner of Sheppard Street. INFORMATION: 804.367.0816

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[6] Intermediate Drawing*MATT L IVELY8 sessions, Jun 1 – Jul 20 Mon, 1:30 – 4:30 pmStudio School, 2nd floor$180 (VMFA members $160)Enrollment limit: 10Prerequisite: basic drawing skillsThis class offers a great way for artists to advance their drawing skills. Learn to employ concepts, interpret subjects, and adopt approaches using various drawing media. Students may also work on inde-pendent projects with guidance and indi-vidual critiques from the instructor.

[7] Introduction to Painting* MARJORIE PERR IN8 sessions, Jun 3 – Jul 22 Wed, 9:30 am – 12:30 pmStudio School, 2nd floor$180 (VMFA members $160)Enrollment limit: 16Prerequisite: basic drawing skillsLearn to use direct observation when painting from life. Through demonstra-tions, observation-based painting exer-cises, and instruction, beginning and intermediate artists strengthen their abil-ity to see color and value relationships, and they learn how to mix colors accord-ingly. Students also learn to simplify any subject matter by identifying color masses from which to develop realistic paintings.

[8] Painting Studio* DIEGO SANCHEz6 sessions, Jun 4 – Jul 16 (no class Jul 2) Thu, 1 – 4 pmStudio School, 2nd floor$160 (VMFA members $140)Enrollment limit: 16Prerequisites: basic drawing and painting skillsExplore oil painting from direct observa-tion, photos, or sketches and depict vari-ous subjects including the still life, human figure, and landscape. Students develop a more personal approach to imagery, drawing, and painting styles by examining the formal and expressive

aspects in their work and that of classical to contemporary artists.

[9] Color & Abstraction in Painting* SALLY BOWRING6 sessions, Jun 4 – Jul 9 Thu, 9:30 – 12:30 pmStudio School, 2nd floor$160 (VMFA members $140)Enrollment limit: 16Prerequisites: basic drawing and oil or acrylic painting skillsExpand technical and critical skills and learn to develop new ideas and imagery. This class includes studio experience with students working from a variety of sub-jects, focusing on color and abstraction. Students participate in critical exchange with fellow participants and the instruc-tor, as well as discussions of contempo-rary painting.

[10] Oil Painting: Independent Study* JOAN EL L IOTT6 sessions, Jun 5 – Jul 10Fri, 10 am–1 pm

Studio School, 2nd floor$160 (VMFA members $140)Enrollment limit: 16Prerequisites: basic drawing and painting skillsThis is a great studio course for students at the intermediate level who are working to develop their own personal painting style and approach to imagery. Through individual guidance, students explore painting strategies and working methods.

EVENING COURSES

[11] Basic Drawing: Step One* MARJORIE PERR IN8 sessions, Jun 4 – Jul 23 Thu, 7 – 9:30 pm Studio School, 2nd floor$170 (VMFA members $150)Enrollment limit: 16For class description see [1].

[12] Intermediate Drawing*MATT L IVELY8 sessions, Jun 2 – Jul 21 Tue, 7–10 pmStudio School, 2nd floor

$180 (VMFA members $160)Enrollment limit: 16For class description see [6].

[13] or [14] Collage & Assemblage Studio*Two sectionsCHUCK SCAL IN[13] 4 sessions, Jun 1 – 22 Mon, 7 – 10 pmOr[14] 4 sessions. Jun 2 – 23Tues, 7 – 10 pmStudio School, 2nd floor$140 (VMFA members $120)Enrollment limit: 10This course is for students who have already taken Introduction to Collage & Assemblage and would like to continue to explore and develop a personal direction by working on independent projects with the instructor’s guidance. Students are encouraged to produce a body of either two and/or three-dimensional works for exhibition. Group discussions, presentation, and framing methods are included.

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[15] Drawing with the iPad/iPod: Translation into Other Media* NEW!RANDY TOY

6 sessions, Jun 4 – Jul 9Thu, 7 – 10 pmStudio School, 1st floor$160 (VMFA members $140)Enrollment limit: 8Prerequisite: Drawing with the iPad/iPod: The Untapped StudioLearn to use iPad/iPod drawings as a springboard to creating a painting, print, or mixed-media drawing. With the instructor’s assistance, students develop individual ideas and expand their studio practice with this new technology-based approach. Students must bring an iPad or iPod with the Brushes application (free from the APP store) to class.

[16] Introduction to Acrylic Painting* NEW!DAWN FLORES

8 sessions, Jun 3 – Jul 22Wed, 7 – 10 pmStudio School, 2nd floor$180 (VMFA members $160)Enrollment limit: 10Prerequisite: basic drawing skillsThrough exercises, demonstrations, and direct observation, beginning and inter-mediate students learn the fundamentals of painting with acrylics. Learn to mix color, blend paint, build form, and com-pose a painting. Gaining inspiration from contemporary painters, students work directly from the still life or photos to create a work of their own.

[17] Introduction & Intermediate Painting* JOAN EL L IOTT

8 sessions, Jun 3 – Jul 22 Wed, 7 – 10 pmStudio School, 2nd floor$180 (VMFA members $160)Enrollment limit: 16For class description see [7].

[18] Painting Studio* JOAN EL L IOTT8 sessions, Jun 1 – Jul 20 Mon, 7–10 pm Studio School, 2nd floor$180 (VMFA members $160)Enrollment limit: 16For class description see [8].

WORKSHOPS

[19] On-Site Botanical Journals NEW!DIANA DETAMORE & ANNE WRIGHT1 session, Jun 6Sat, 10 am – 4 pmVCU Rice Rivers Center, Charles City$85 (VMFA members $70)Enrollment limit: 10On 350 pristine acres of habitat overlook-ing the James River, artist Diana

Detamore and biologist Anne Wright teach about native plants and their importance in the environment. The experts guide students in identifying, col-lecting, and printing plant material to include in a simple sewn booklet. Partici-pants may bring cameras and/or drawing materials for additional documentation (optional). A fee of $25, payable to the instructors at the beginning of the workshop, covers journal supplies and a boxed lunch.

[20] Encaustic Painting & Mixed Media Lab* KAREN E IDE 1 session, Jun 6 Sat, 10 am–4 pmStudio School, 2nd floor$100 (VMFA members $85)Enrollment limit: 10Encaustic painting is an ancient process

using molten, pigmented beeswax to cre-ate layered and luminous art. This work-shop, designed for both new and experi-enced painters, teaches classic encaustic techniques and ways to combine them with contemporary painting techniques and mixed media. Discover collage, incis-ing, texturizing, surface embellishment, and relief work, as well as how to combine oil paint, pastels, inks, watercolors, and gouache with the encaustic. Returning students may begin exploring larger/scale works. Some materials for this class will be provided.

[21] Introduction to Impressionist Oil PaintingMARK H IERHOLzER2 sessions, Jun 6 & 7Sat & Sun, 10 am – 4 pmStudio School, 2nd floor$140 (VMFA members $125)

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Enrollment limit: 10Prerequisite: basic drawing skillsThis workshop introduces beginning and experienced painters to impressionist oil painting using techniques developed through the Cape School of Art in Prov-incetown, MA. Students increase their perception of color and light and bring dynamic color into their painting. Techni-cal demonstrations are included. A fee of $30, payable to the instructor at the beginning of the workshop, covers all materials. Students may also provide their own supplies. [22] Watercolor Orchid Workshop* NEW!DAWN FLORES2 sessions, Jun 13 & 14Sat & Sun, 10 am – 4 pmStudio School, 2nd floor$140 (VMFA members $125)Enrollment limit: 10Prerequisite: basic drawing skills Some subjects are ideal watercolor sub-jects. The orchid is one of those sub-jects. Watch demonstrations of water-color techniques and transfer practices and learn about orchid anatomy and color theory. With guidance from the instructor, students are then given the opportunity to plan, practice, and exe-cute orchid-inspired paintings, working from photographs or real specimens brought to class by fellow students. For all watercolor skill levels.

[23] Try-me Collection Painting & Drawing Workshop* NEW!DAWN FLORES2 sessions, June 20 & 21Sat & Sun, 10 am – 4 pmTry-me Collection and Studio School, 2nd floor $140 (VMFA members $125)Enrollment limit: 10Prerequisites: basic drawing and painting skillsBe inspired by the bold nobility of Kehinde Wiley, the sensitive precision of Elizabeth King, and the complexity of dozens of other contemporary artists at

Try-me, an urban restoration project in the heart of Richmond’s Arts District (only a short distance from VMFA). At Try-me, students explore and sketch the collection of more than 80 artworks and create work in watercolor, pastel, acrylic, pencil, or mixed media back at the VMFA Studio School. This workshop focuses on composition and the creative process, with individual instruction and technique. For intermediate and advanced students with competency in their chosen media. Students are responsible for their own transporta-tion to Try-me and back to VMFA. [24] Figure Drawing Techniques* NEW!MARJORIE PERR IN2 sessions, Jun 27 & 28 Sat & Sun, 10 am – 4 pmStudio School, 2nd floor$140 (VMFA members $125)Enrollment limit: 10Prerequisite: basic drawing skillsThis workshop concentrates on skill development in drawing the human figure, covering anatomy, proportion, and a variety of other concepts. Learning through demonstrations and discussion of figure drawing methods, students draw directly from the model.

[25] Dog Portrait Workshop*MATT L IVELY2 sessions, Jul 11 & 12 Sat & Sun, 10 am – 4 pmStudio School, 2nd floor$140 (VMFA members $125)Enrollment limit: 10Prerequisite: basic drawing skillsStart by exploring a variety of dog por-traits by other artists. Then with guid-ance from the instructor and working from photographs, learn to create accu-rate, detailed, or expressive portraits of your own pet using drawing materials and oil or acrylic paint.

[26] Painting on Photographs: The Extended ImagePAM FOX

2 sessions, Jul 11 & 12 Sat & Sun, 10 am – 4 pmStudio School, 1st floor$140 (VMFA members $125)Enrollment limit: 8This workshop explores the use of pho-tography with mixed-media applica-tions. Students combine photographic materials (digital or traditional prints, photocopies, found imagery, or old photographs) with oil paint to produce new and exciting imagery. The instruc-tor will demonstrate a variety of approaches including surface supports and preparation, gluing techniques, surface alterations, paint application, varnishing, cold wax and other surface treatments. Students of all levels of experience are welcome.

[27] New Ideas in Drawing & Painting*MATT L IVELY2 sessions, Jul 18 & 19 Sat & Sun, 10 am – 4 pmStudio School, 2nd floor$140 (VMFA members $125)Enrollment limit: 10Discover approaches and materials that can inspire ideas and add a fresh new dimension to your work. Students learn techniques that reinforce the importance of the painting and drawing process through to the finished product.

CREATIVE WRITING

DAY AND EVENING COURSES

[28] Writing Short Stories SUSAN HANKLA6 sessions, Jun 2 – Jul 7 Tue, 10 am – 1 pmStudio School, 2nd floor Conference Room$160 (VMFA members $140)Enrollment limit: 10Explore a variety of types of literary fiction via the versatile short story medium in this seminar-style class. Perfect for writers who want to develop a portfolio or those who simply want

to experience fiction writing. Weekly take-home assignments must be typed and copied to share with the class.

[29] Journaling as a Creative Practice NEW!AMY R ITCHIE JOHNSON6 sessions, Jun 3 – Jul 8Wed, 10 am – 1 pmStudio School, 2nd floor Conference Room$160 (VMFA members $140)Enrollment limit: 10The journal is a portal to other worlds. Explore the unending possibilities of a very private writing practice, including investigating how the private becomes public through the published journals of well-known writers and artists. With class exercises and a weekly assignment, this class focuses on both creativity and craft and encourages a fruitful writing practice.

[30] The Creative SparkDOUGLAS S . JONES6 sessions, Jun 1 – Jul 6Mon, 7 – 10 pmStudio School, 2nd floor Conference Room$160 (VMFA members $140)Enrollment limit: 10Author Clarissa Pikola Estes writes about el duende—the goblin wind inside us that can turn a creative spark into a fire. Using timed writing, dream jour-nals, guided imagery, active imagina-tion, and more, this class fans students’ ideas and inspirations into flames. The sparks for a poem, story, confession, or play are there. Come with an open mind, be honest and brave, and become not only a better writer but also a clearer thinker!

WORKSHOPS

[31] Memoir Writing WorkshopDOUGLAS S . JONES1 session, Jul 11 Sat, 10 am–4 pmStudio School, 2nd floor Conference

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Room$85 (VMFA members $70)Enrollment limit: 10In My Antonia, Willa Cather wrote, “Some memories are realities, and are better than anything that can ever hap-pen to one again.” In A Moveable Feast, Ernest Hemingway wrote, “Memory is hunger.” This workshop merges these two notions to demonstrate that memo-ries, which can be heightened experi-ences, create a hunger for more. While the instructor offers students encourag-ing feedback and specific writing prompts to help develop ideas, students try simple strategies for writing about their own lives.

[32] Crafting Your Book Proposal NEW!P IPER NICHOLE1 session, Jul 18Sat, 10 am – 4 pmStudio School, 2nd floor Conference Room$85 (VMFA members $70)Enrollment limit: 10Have an idea for a great book but don’t know how to get started? This workshop shares the nuts and bolts of putting together a proposal for your idea, plus how to get started on the book itself. Strategies include how to find inspiration to overcome the fear of writing and to finish a project. The class also explores VMFA as a source of inspiration. Stu-dents are encouraged to start work on their projects during the workshop.

PHOTOGRAPHY

DAY COURSES

[33] Digital Photography for BeginnersHIL SCOTT6 sessions, Jun 3 – Jul 8 Wed, 10 am – 1 pmStudio School, 1st floor$165 (VMFA members $145)Enrollment limit: 10

Find out what white balance, resolution, and mega pixels are all about. This class teaches students to use their digital cameras more effectively, including the fundamentals of image capture, camera operation, proper exposure, and using a flash. Weekly assignments and sharing images in class help beginning photographers troubleshoot and develop a creative eye. Bring a digital camera with manual adjustments and the camera manual to the first class.

[34] Photo: Salon & Darkroom FRANK SAUNDERS4 sessions, Jun 2 – 23 Tue, 9:30 am – 12:30 pmStudio School, 1st floor$140 (VMFA members $120)Enrollment limit: 10Prerequisite: previous darkroom experienceThis course is for students who want to pursue personal work while still becom-ing grounded in photo history and aes-thetics. The majority of class time is spent in the open darkroom, with the instructor providing technical support and advice for short- and long-term projects. A 35 mm camera with manual settings is required. Darkroom fee included.

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[35] Digital Photography for BeginnersTRAVIS FULLERTON6 sessions, Jun 1 – Jul 13 (no class Jul 6) Mon, 7 – 10 pmStudio School, 1st floor$165 (VMFA members $145)Enrollment limit: 10For class description see [33].

[36] Digital Photography for BeginnersJEFFREY ALL ISON6 sessions, Jun 2 – Jul 7 Tue, 7 – 10 pmStudio School, 1st floor

$165 (VMFA members $145)Enrollment limit: 10For class description see [33].

[37] Photography Darkroom: Open LabGEORGIANNE ST INNETT4 sessions, Jun 3 – 24 Wed, 7 – 10 pm Studio School, 1st floor$140 (VMFA members $120)

Enrollment limit: 14Prerequisite: black-and-white darkroom experienceFor students with recent experience developing black-and-white film and a knowledge of photo-printing techniques, this class offers additional individualized study as well as technical assistance. While standard darkroom chemicals and equipment are included, students must

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WORKSHOPS

[38] Enter the DarkroomFRANK SAUNDERS2 sessions, Jun 27 & 28Sat & Sun, noon – 4 pmStudio School, 1st floor$120 (VMFA members $105)Enrollment limit: 10Recapture the magic of creating images the old-fashioned way. If you are curious about old-school film-based photogra-phy, spend a weekend in the darkroom learning how to print an image on photo paper with traditional chemistry. No camera required and the instructor will provide negatives from which to print.

PRINTMAKING

WORKSHOPS

[39] Introduction to WoodcutsDENNIS WINSTON2 sessions, Jun 13 & 14Sat & Sun, 10 am – 4 pmStudio School, 1st floor$160 (VMFA members $145)Enrollment limit: 8Prerequisite: basic drawing skillsThis workshop focuses on the fundamentals of woodcut printing, the oldest of the printmaking processes. Developed in the ninth century, this bold graphic process appeals to many contemporary artists. View a variety of woodcut prints, and then watch the instructor demonstrate how to carve a woodblock. With guidance from the teacher, students design, transfer, cut, ink, and print a small edition of woodcut prints. Participants should bring sketches or photographs to work from. Materials will be provided.

[40] Intaglio Printmaking: Hand-Cut Drypoint Plates NEW!BROOKE INMAN2 sessions, Jun 27 & 28Sat & Sun, 10 am – 4 pmStudio School, 1st floor$160 (VMFA members $145)Enrollment limit: 8Prerequisite: basic drawing skillsIn this fast and easy introduction to intaglio printmaking, the instructor teaches participants how to scratch drawings and designs into the surface of thin aluminum plates, and then cut out the shapes by hand. The plates are then inked up and printed in a variety of ways on the etching press. Materials will be provided.

[41] Introduction to MonotypesMARY HOLLAND1 session, Jul 18Sat, 10 am – 4 pmStudio School, 1st floor$100 (VMFA members $85)Enrollment limit: 8Create fun, bold, and spontaneous monotype prints using easy-to-learn sten-cil techniques that allow for plenty of creativity. Students produce their own prints on the etching press and by hand-transfer methods. Students should bring sketches and cutouts from which to work. Materials will be provided.

POTTERY

DAY & EVENING COURSES

[42], [43], or [44] Pottery MakingThree Sections:STEVEN GLASS[42] 8 sessions, 8 sessions, Jun 2 – Jul 21 Tue, 7 – 10 pm or[43] 8 sessions, Jun 4 – Jul 23 Thu, 10 am – 1 pm or[44] 8 sessions, Jun 4 – Jul 23 Thu, 7 – 10 pmStudio School, lower level

$190 (VMFA members $170)Enrollment limit: 14For students of all levels, this class teaches pottery making and design using various materials and techniques, includ-ing wheel-thrown and hand-built meth-ods. By exploring the history of pottery making, students gain a better under-standing of design. Individual critiques and technical assistance provided. Firing, glazes, and 25 pounds of clay included. Extra clay is available for purchase.

[45] Ceramic Sculpture & Hand BuildingSTEVEN GLASS

8 sessions, Jun 2 – Jul 21 Tue, 10 am – 1 pm Studio School, lower level$190 (VMFA members $170)Enrollment limit: 14Create medium-to-large sculptural forms and hand-built vessels in this class that focuses on techniques, including coil and slab construction methods. Students experiment with various glazes and slips and are introduced to the history of ceramic art. Bring sketches of ideas to the first session. Both beginning and experi-enced clay students are welcome. Firing, glazes, and 25 pounds of clay included. Extra clay is available for purchase.

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[46] Pottery Independent StudySTEVEN GLASS1 session, Jul 11Sat, 10 am–3 pmStudio School, lower level $55 (VMFA members $40)Enrollment limit: 14Prerequisites: current enrollment in any VMFA pottery classStudents currently enrolled in any of the pottery classes are eligible for this one-day independent study. Faculty assistance is available.

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DAY & EVENING COURSES

[47] Interior Design BasicsSALLY BROWN6 sessions, Jun 3 – Jul 8 Wed, 7 – 10 pmStudio School, 2nd floor Conference Room$160 (VMFA members $140)Enrollment limit: 10Learn the fundamentals of interior design through the study of color, pat-tern, texture, ornament, and scale. This class includes a survey of interior spaces, products, materials, and furniture, as well as weekly presentations showcasing the work of professional designers.

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[48] Knitting Studio* NEW!CHRIST INA L INDHOLM4 sessions, Jun 2 – 23Tue, 7 – 10 pmStudio School, 2nd floor Conference Room$140 (VMFA members $120)Enrollment limit: 10Learn to knit in the continental style and make a simple project or two or expand your skills to take on cables, lace, even socks. All skill levels are welcome.

WORKSHOPS

[49] Painted Silk Scarf WorkshopMARY SWEzEY1 session, Jun 6 Sat, 10 am – 4 pmStudio School,1st floor$85 (VMFA members $70)Enrollment limit: 8Using the serti technique, participants draw their own designs onto stretched silk with water-based resist. After the designs have dried, colorful paints are brushed on and spread to the edge of the resist lines. Special effects are demon-strated including color mixing directly on a scarf, painting wet on wet, and the

starburst effects of salt on dye. Expect to take home two completed long scarves. A fee of $10, payable to the instructor at the beginning of the workshop, covers all materials.

[50] Interior Design: Staging for Selling a HomeSALLY BROWN1 session, Jun 13 Sat, 10 am – 4 pmStudio School, 2nd floor Conference Room$85 (VMFA members $70)Enrollment limit: 10In this workshop, a professional interior designer provides tips and tricks for showing a home to its best advantage. Explore how color, furniture arrange-ment, window treatments, and accessories can influence the way a space is perceived.

[51] Dolls, Fetishes, and Figures*LAURA PHARIS2 sessions, Jun 13 & 14Sat & Sun, 10 am – 4 pmStudio School, 2nd floor$150 (VMFA members $135)Enrollment limit: 10Explore the mixed-media processes used to create dolls, fetishes, and figures in this intensive two-day workshop. The instructor demonstrates the use of arma-tures, sewing, sculpting, and painting and invites students to try their hand at the various processes. She also gives a brief history of the doll and shows examples of her own beautiful creations. Some materials will be provided.

[52] Introduction to Jewelry WorkshopSHELLEY JONES1 session, Jun 27Sat, 10 am – 4 pmStudio School, 2nd floor$85 (VMFA members $70)Enrollment limit: 10Learn the basics of jewelry making, including all about the many types of beads—from glass to semi-precious

gemstones, stringing options, and some basic wire wrapping techniques. The instructor introduces students to the range of findings that hold jewelry together, as well as helpful tools and resources. Participants leave the workshop with a handmade necklace and a pair of earrings along with the knowledge to continue jewelry making on their own. Tools are provided. A fee of $20, payable to the instructor at the beginning of the workshop, covers all materials. [53] Mosaic Tile Workshop* NEW!MERENDA WOODWARD2 sessions, Jul 11 & 12Sat, 10 am – 4 pmSun, 1 – 4 pmStudio School, 2nd floor$125 (VMFA members $110)Enrollment limit: 10Create your own mosaic work of art using broken tile, mirror, glass gems, and any special ceramic plates or bits you might have collected at home. Students learn about construction and how to make and color grout using sand, cement, and colorants. You can even add a tea light holder to your mosaic, if you wish. At the end of class, your 2-D work is ready to hang.

[54] Introduction to Stained GlassJUDE SCHLOTzHAUER2 sessions, Jul 18 & 19 Sat & Sun, 10 am – 4:30 pmStudio School, 2nd floor$170 (VMFA members $155)Enrollment limit: 8Learn the basics of stained glass and cre-ate a small window panel in a choice of patterns. Techniques covered in the work-shop include pattern making, glass cut-ting, copper foiling, soldering, and con-struction. All materials will be provided. [55] Upcycling Jewelry Treasures*LYNAL ISE WOODL IEF2 sessions, Jun 27 & 28Sat & Sun, 10 am – 4 pm

Studio School, 2nd floor$140 (VMFA members $125)Enrollment limit: 10Bring new life to broken heirlooms and eye-catching objects by deconstructing and redesigning pieces. Participants use hammers and pliers to shape and texture metal pieces and learn how to use cold connections such as rivets, screws, and wire to fasten the pieces together. Expect new ideas to take form. Students should provide jewelry and jewelry parts to upcycle in this workshop.

MIND, BODY & SPIRIT

[56], [57], or [58] Yoga StudioThree Sections:JODI BOCK[56] 8 sessions, Jun 1 – Jul 20 Mon, 5:30 – 6:30 pmor[57] 8 sessions, Jun 2 – Jul 21 Tue, 5:30 – 6:30 pmor[58] 8 sessions, Jun 3 – Jul 22 Wed, 5:30 – 6:30Studio School, 1st floor, Parlor$90 (VMFA members $70)Enrollment limit: 10This beginning-level yoga class incorpo-rates stretching, strengthening, and breathing exercises to reduce stress and promote optimum health and well-being. Participants should bring an exercise or yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing to this hour-long, instructor-led class.

*A list of required materials for this class is available online at www.VMFA.museum/Adults

STUDIO SCHOOL GALLERY EXHIB IT IONS SUMMER 2015

The Alchemy of Pots & Prints: Number 10Jun 1 – Aug 21, 2015Exhibition Reception: Fri, Jun 5, 5 – 7 pm

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ART H ISTORY CLASSES

VMFA offers traditional lecture-style classes as well as one- or two-part introductory courses that in-clude exploration in the best classroom available—the VMFA galleries! To learn more about adult art history classes or to register, visit www.vmfa.museum/programs/adults or phone 804.340.1405.

[59] Caravaggio and the Realism of Baroque ArtDR. DONALD SCHRADER, Adjunct Professor of Art History, University of Mary Washington6 sessions, Jun 3, 10, 17, 24; Jul 1 & 8Wed, 2 – 3 pm Pauley Center Parlor$90 (VMFA members $75)Enrollment limit: 40

Michelangelo da Caravaggio, the wayward artist from Lombardy who came to Rome for the opening of the era we call the “Baroque,” introduced a new awareness of the natural world into the visual arts, influencing nearly every artist who came after him in one way or another. This class investigates the life and career of the fascinating unstable character known as Cara-vaggio and will look at both his pri-vate works, meant to remain hid-den, and his great public works whose effects were felt by contem-poraries like Artemisia Gentileschi and foreigners in Rome such as Georges de la Tour and Diego Velázquez, and even extended to great Italian masters including Ber-nini and artists who had never vis-ited Rome, such as the incompara-ble Rembrandt van Rijn.

[60] Understanding the Art of Tattoo: The Perseverance of Traditions in Contemporary Japanese ArtDR. MARGARET R ICHARDSON , Visiting Assistant Professor, Depart-ment of Fine Art and Art HistoryChristopher Newport University2 sessions, Jun 4 & 11 Thu, 6:30–8pmConference Suite & Galleries $50 (VMFA members $40)*Enrollment limit: 25

Many modern tattoo artists, like contemporary Japanese painters, sculptors, and performing artists, have drawn on traditional Japanese motifs to inspire their work. For all of these artists, various aspects of tradition have been used to reflect the persistence, relevance, and continuing evolution of their work, while they have turned to outside influences to help them conceive new forms and

concepts. Drawing from works of art in VMFA’s collection and from the special exhibition Japanese Tattoo: Perseverance, Art and Tradition, this two-part class will explore the use of Modern and Contemporary Japanese art and introduce students to artists and themes in Japanese art from the mid-20th century to the present. This class complements the special exhibition Japanese Tattoo: Persever-ance, Art and Tradition. *Cost includes admission to the exhibition.

SUMMER SCHOOL Are you interested in taking an art his-tory class but don’t have several days to devote to it? Our Summer School art history classes in June and July are designed to fit into your busy sched-ule. In just an hour and a half, you can learn all about ancient art or explore one or two works of art in depth. Each session covers different artwork; sign up for one or both days!

[61] Topics in Ancient Mediterranean ArtDR. PETER SCHERTz , Jack and Mary Ann Frable Curator of Ancient ArtJun 18 or 25Thu, 6–7:30 pmConference Suite and Galleries$15 per class (VMFA members $12)Enrollment limit: 25

Learn about two to three works in VMFA’s Egyptian, Greek, Etruscan, Roman and/or Byzantine art collec-tions from VMFA’s curator of Ancient Art, including how the works were made and how they functioned in their original contexts. Classes will begin in the Ancient Art Galleries, with further discussion in the classroom. Sign up for one or both sessions.

[62] Dig DeeperCELESTE FETTA , Chief Educator, VMFA, and LULAN YU , Adult Programs Coordinator, VMFAJul 14 or 21 Tue, 1–2:30 pm Conference Suite & Galleries$15 per class (VMFA members $12)Enrollment limit: 15

Inspired by the introductory course, Dig Deep, this follow-up class focuses on visual and contextual exploration of selected works of art in VMFA’s permanent collection. Through a vari-ety of facilitated, in-gallery activities, as well as group interaction and con-versation, participants “dissect” works in VMFA’s collection and learn new ways to connect with art. Sign up for one or both sessions.

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WEEK 1 JUL 6 – 10

[T1] Design: Inspired by Sustainability STEPHANIE O’DELL9 am – noonEnrollment limit: 8Studio A & Computer LabWhat can you do as an artist or designer to help the environment? Explore cre-ative mixed-media solutions for water fil-tration, reuse of materials to create some-thing new, and environmental advocacy through digital graphic design.

[T2] Drawing: History of Manga ANH DO9 am – noonEnrollment limit: 18Studio BLearn the history, style, and characteris-

tics of manga and anime through expert instruction and guided practice. Then apply these methods to illustrate stylistic comics and characters.

[T3] Digital: FilmmakingTODD RAVIOTTA1 – 4 pmEnrollment limit: 8Computer LabWork with a professional filmmaker to develop your own film through screen-writing, production, and editing. This experience provides a unique perspective on the museum campus and collection.

[T4] Painting: Techniques in OilKENDRA WADSWORTH1 – 4 pmEnrollment limit: 12Studio A

From classical to contemporary oil paint-ings in the galleries, discover traditional techniques and explore alternative appli-cations to integrate into your own works.

WEEK 2 JUL 13 – 17

[T5] Digital: Museum AnimationsANH DO9 am – noonEnrollment limit: 8Computer LabHelp bring selected works at VMFA to life through digital animation. No expe-rience is required but familiarity with animation and Adobe Creative software is beneficial.

[T6] Fashion: Sewing EssentialsANGELE FERNANDEz9 am – noonEnrollment limit: 8Studio BFrom basic hand stitching to using a sew-ing machine, learn the fundamental skills you need to get your start in fashion.

[T7] Digital: Graphic Design STEPHANIE O’DELL1 – 4 pmEnrollment limit: 8Computer LabDiscover the world of graphic design and learn the basics of professional digital tools like Photoshop and Illustrator. After creating a unique brand, combine graphics with imagery for your very own gallery poster and brochure!

[T8] Drawing: Depth & PerspectiveANH DO1 – 4 pmEnrollment limit: 16Studio AAfter exploring the galleries for inspira-tion, learn techniques for depicting space, volume, and depth on a flat sur-face to help give the illusion of three dimensions. Recommended for students interested in fine arts or manga.

[T9] Fashion: Salvaged Love Jewelry CLAIRE ACCARDO1 – 4 pmEnrollment limit: 12Studio BWith artist and owner of Salvaged Love Jewelry, conceptualize innovative designs using salvaged accessories and found objects. Then apply jewelry-crafting tech-niques as you create your own wearable art. Salvaged jewelry and materials are provided, but students are encouraged to bring from home old jewelry, watches, and objects that reflect their personal style.

WEEK 3 JUL 20 – 24

[T10] Drawing: Figures & FacesKENDRA WADSWORTH9 am – noonEnrollment limit: 18Studio AIncrease your proficiency drawing por-traits and figures. Work from clothed models in the studio and objects in the galleries to practice proportion, tone, and line quality.

[T11] Fashion: Vintage ThrowbackHEID I F IE LD -ALVAREz9 am – noonEnrollment limit: 12Studio BBring in old or vintage clothing from home that you can deconstruct to create a new look that expresses your personal style. Build outfits from the planning stages to completion, while also learning basic hand couture sewing techniques.

[T12] Digital: Photography & DesignSTEPHANIE O’DELL1 – 4 pmEnrollment limit: 8Computer LabInterpret artistic concepts, improve shoot-ing techniques, and explore editing tools for enhancing digital images and designs in Adobe Photoshop. Also gain insight

TEEN STUDIO CLASSESSUMMER IN THE STUDIOAges 13 – 17Five-day programs run Jul 6 – Aug 28Mon – Fri, 9 am–noon or 1 – 4 pmMeet in the Pauley Center lobby$130 (VMFA members $115)

Whether you enjoy drawing, painting, sculpting, film, or fashion, these studio classes teach you new skills and enhance your talents, help you develop per-sonal vision, and strengthen your portfolio for college. Professional artists and instructors use a wide range of concepts and media to expand your knowledge of art, art history, culture, and perspective while building new relationships with peers and mentors within the arts community. Classes offer individual instruction to accommodate students of all levels of experience. To learn more or register, visit www.vmfa.museum/teens/studio or phone 804.340.1405.

NOTE Upon registration, VMFA will send a confirmation to the email address you used in your registration. Please review this information carefully as it provides further details about the program and the student emergency form, which should be submitted on the first day of class. It is important that both teens and their parents or guardians understand all policies and proce-dures pertaining to this program, including check-in/check-out, lunch options, Code of Conduct, studio attire, and VMFA’s cancellation policy.

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into portfolio development and profes-sional photography. Students are encour-aged (but not required) to bring their own DSLR camera and user manual.

[T13] Painting: Experimental ApplicationsKENDRA WADSWORTH1 – 4 pmEnrollment limit: 10Studio ATry out a wide range of tools, applications, and acrylic mediums, alongside unex-pected materials and textures, to create large-scale, expressive paintings. Students are encouraged to think outside the box!

WEEK 4 JUL 27 – 31

[T14] Printmaking: Process & StyleHEID I F IE LD -ALVAREz9 am – noon Enrollment limit: 12Studio AExplore a range of applications and pro-cesses for printmaking that center around

composition, creativity, and identity. Investigate printable dyes and quality inks for creating your own personalized, graphic T-shirt and series of prints.

[T15] Animation: Stop Motion PictureANH DO9 am – noonEnrollment limit: 16Studio BMake your drawings come to life! Explore the history, language, and tech-nique of animation through exploratory exercises, stop-motion works, and more.

[T16] Digital: FilmmakingTODD RAVIOTTA1 – 4 pmEnrollment limit: 8Computer LabSee [T3] for class description. Teens are welcome to register for either class without a prerequisite or both classes to increase mastery of the medium or technique.

[T17] Fashion: Illustration & StyleANGELA BACSKOCKY1 – 4 pmEnrollment limit: 16Studio BLearn how to conceptualize your own “product line” from a professional designer, and illustrate a collection of cohesive looks that reflect mood and your inspiration.

WEEK 5 AUG 3 – 7

[T18] Pottery: Wheel ThrowingSTEVEN GLASS9 am – noonEnrollment limit: 10Studio School, Pottery StudioWheel throwing is a challenging yet rewarding experience that teaches about not only art but also discipline and self-awareness. Learn to center clay, make basic forms, and paint pots with colorful slips and underglazes. Finished pottery will be available for pick-up in the Pauley Center on Fri, Aug 21.

[T19] Fashion: Sewing EssentialsANGELE FERNANDEz

9 am – noonEnrollment limit: 8Studio BSee [T6] for class description. Teens are welcome to register for either class without a prerequisite or both classes to increase mastery of the medium or technique.

[T20] Pottery: Hand BuildingKENDRA WADSWORTH

1 – 4 pmEnrollment limit: 10Studio AUnearth basic methods of hand building with clay and enjoy experimenting with surface textures and underglazes to add dimension, color, and creativity to origi-nal forms. Open to all levels of experi-ence. Finished pottery will be available for pick-up in the Pauley Center on Fri, Aug 21.

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[T21] Fashion: Creative ApparelANGELA BACSKOCKY1 – 4 pmEnrollment limit: 10Studio BPersonalize your apparel in this unique fashion design course and learn tech-niques to construct wearable art from recycled materials and textiles. You’ll be ready for the runway!

WEEK 6 AUG 10 – 14

[T22] Digital: Photography for Beginners KE ITH BROWNE9 am – noonEnrollment limit: 8Computer LabExplore the history and art of photogra-phy and digital media through practical

demonstration and hands-on experience. Use Adobe Photoshop for postproduc-tion work. Students are encouraged (but not required) to bring their own DSLR camera and user manual.

[T23] Drawing: Botanical ArtsCELESTE JOHNSTON9 am – noonEnrollment limit: 12Studio ABotanical arts is where science unites with art. This class, led by a certified botanical artist, focuses on detailed observations, craftsmanship, and tech-niques used to illustrate realistic botani-cal images.

[T24] Pottery: Wheel ThrowingSTEVEN GLASS1 – 4 pm

Enrollment limit: 10Studio School, Pottery StudioSee [T18] for class description. Teens are welcome to register for either class with-out a prerequisite or for both classes to increase mastery of the medium or tech-nique. Finished pottery will be avail-able for pick-up in the Pauley Center on Fri, Aug 21.

[T25] Drawing: History of Manga ANH DO1 – 4 pmEnrollment limit: 18Studio BSee [T2] for class description. Teens are welcome to register for either class without a prerequisite or for both classes to increase mastery of the medium or technique.

WEEK 7 AUG 17 – 21

[T26] Digital: Museum AnimationsANH DO9 am – noonEnrollment limit: 8Computer LabSee [T5] for class description.

[T27] Fashion: Jewelry & AccessoriesANGELE FERNANDEz 9 am – noon Enrollment limit: 12Studio BConceptualize and create trendy works of wearable art, jewelry, and accessories with materials and methods that may surprise you.

[T28] Drawing: In the GalleriesKENDRA WADSWORTH1 – 4 pmEnrollment limit: 12Studio ASpend a relaxing week in the galleries sketching and studying new art concepts and history. Each day highlights a differ-ent collection and artistic style.

WEEK 8 AUG 24 – 28

[T29] Art History: Comics to FilmCHRISTOPHER IRV ING9 am – noonEnrollment limit: 18Studio BDiscover the secret origins of movie superheroes, like Batman, Superman, Spider-Man, Captain America, and Hulk, through an art talk, movie, and TV clips of their first adaptations to film and TV. Each day follows a new hero!

[T30] Mixed Media: Experimental Arts KENDRA WADSWORTH 9 am – noonEnrollment limit: 10Studio AThis studio class puts a fun and funky spin on art history while using found objects and leftover supplies to do everything from weave bicycle wheels to make mosaics!

[T31] Animation: Character DevelopmentSAXTON MOORE1 – 4 pmEnrollment limit: 8Computer LabFrom an award-winning illustrator, learn how to turn illustrated concepts into visual entertainment. With digital ani-mation tools, focus on design principles to bring your characters to life.

[T32] Mixed Media: Glass & MetalsANGELE FERNANDEz1 – 4 pmEnrollment limit: 10Studio AAfter developing a baseline understand-ing of glass and metal properties, learn to construct your own stained glass art-works and fused glass designs, as well as experiment with cold-working metals and enameling.

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[C1] Crafty CulturesANGELE FERNANDEzAges 7–99 am–noonEnrollment limit: 12Studio 1Be inspired by the ingenuity of cultures from around the world and create works similar to coil baskets from early America, instruments from Africa, and other fine craft objects throughout the museum.

[C2] Art Essentials ANNA SHOWERS -CRUSERAges 5–69 am–noonEnrollment limit: 16Studio 2Have a blast experimenting with colorful

CHILDREN’S STUDIO CLASSESVisit VMFA’s Art Education Center for innovative art projects that foster cre-ativity, critical thinking, and fun! Explore the museum’s world-renowned col-lection of fine art, experiment with a range of materials, and learn from expert instructors. To learn more about kids’ programs for ages 5 – 12 and to register, visit www.VMFA.museum/kids or phone 804.340.1405.

SUMMER ART ADVENTURESAges 5–6, 7–9, and 10–12Five-day camps run Jul 6–Aug 28Mon–Fri, 9 am–noon or 1–4 pm Meet in the MWV Art Education Center$130 per camp (VMFA members $115)Experience adventures in art, culture, and creativity in VMFA’s studios and galleries! Art camps are carefully tailored to your child’s specific age group and taught by professional artists and educators. Each camp provides access to quality supplies and a world-renowned art collection, inspiring young artists to create, learn, grow, imagine, and have fun! To learn more or register, visit www.vmfa.museum/youth-studio/kids/ or phone 804.340.1405.

Camper Information: Upon registration, VMFA will send a confirmation to the email address you use in your registration. Please review the information carefully as it provides further details about the program and the student emergency form, which should be submitted on the first day of camp. It is important that caregivers understand all rules, policies, and procedures including drop-off and pick-up procedures, food regulations, studio conduct, and VMFA’s cancellation policy.

CONNECT-A-CAMP $20 (VMFA members $18)Enrollment limit: 12For students enrolled in both morning and afternoon youth camps, this program provides supervised activities such as drawing in the galleries and playing games as well as supervision during lunch. Students are required to bring bagged lunches from home.

[W1] Connect-a-Camp Jul 6–10 [W2] Connect-a-Camp Jul 13–17[W3] Connect-a-Camp Jul 20–24[W4] Connect-a-Camp Jul 27–31[W5] Connect-a-Camp Aug 3–7[W6] Connect-a-Camp Aug 10–14[W7] Connect-a-Camp Aug 17–21[W8] Connect-a-Camp Aug 24–28

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WEEK 1 Jul 6 – 10 Mon – Fri 9 am – noon [C1] Crafty Cultures Mon – Fri 9 am – noon [C2] Art Essentials Mon – Fri 1 – 4 pm [C3] Drawing Compositions Mon – Fri 1 – 4 pm [C4] Principles of Painting

WEEK 2 Jul 13 – 17 Mon – Fri 9 am – noon [C5] Architecture & Design Mon – Fri 9 am – noon [C6] Animal Adventures Mon – Fri 1 – 4 pm [C7] Drawing in the Galleries Mon – Fri 1 – 4 pm [C8] Drawing Studio Mon – Fri 1 – 4 pm [C9] Beginning Painting

WEEK 3 Jul 20 – 24 Mon – Fri 9 am – noon [C10] Fundamentals in Photography Mon – Fri 9 am – noon [C11] Colors of the Season Mon – Fri 1 – 4 pm [C12] Dance into Art Mon – Fri 1 – 4 pm [C13] Creative Caps Mon – Fri 1 – 4 pm [C14] Ancient Art Studio

WEEK 4 Jul 27 – 31 Mon – Fri 9 am – noon [C15] Painting with Style Mon – Fri 9 am – noon [C16] Passport to Art Mon – Fri 1 – 4 pm [C17] Museum Treasure Hunt Mon – Fri 1 – 4 pm [C18] Sculpture & Design Mon – Fri 1 – 4 pm [C19] Art without Limits

WEEK 5 Aug 3 – 7 Mon – Fri 9 am – noon [C20] How to Draw Manga Mon – Fri 9 am – noon [C21] I Love Textiles! Mon – Fri 1 – 4 pm [C22] Beginning Drawing Mon – Fri 1 – 4 pm [C23] Hands-On Design Mon – Fri 9 am – noon [C24] Plaster Masters

WEEK 6 Aug 10 – 14 Mon – Fri 9 am – noon [C25] Studio Art Challenge Mon – Fri 1 – 4 pm [C26] The Art of Native Americans Mon – Fri 1 – 4 pm [C27] Drawing in the Galleries Mon – Fri 1 – 4 pm [C28] Stepping Outside the Box Mon – Fri 1 – 4 pm [C29] Sensory Studio

WEEK 7 Aug 17– 21 Mon – Fri 9 am – noon [C30] Botanical Arts for Beginners Mon – Fri 9 am – noon [C31] Picture This. . . Mon – Fri 1 – 4 pm [C32] Land of Imagination Mon – Fri 1 – 4 pm [C33] Books Beyond Words Mon – Fri 1 – 4 pm [C34] Cartoons & Characters

WEEK 8 Aug 24 – 28 Mon – Fri 9 am – noon [C35] Brickworkz Art Mon – Fri 9 am – noon [C36] Things that Go. . . Mon – Fri 1 – 4 pm [C37] Brickworkz Art Mon – Fri 1 – 4 pm [C38] Painting Pets & Portraits

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are encouraged (but not required) to bring their own DSLR camera and user manual.

[C11] Colors of the SeasonMARY SWEzEYAges 5–69 am–noonEnrollment limit: 12 Studio 2Enjoy painting, collaging, and mixed-media projects that center around the seasons. Exploring colorful artworks, cre-ate warm landscapes, cool ocean scenes, and more.

[C12] Dance into ArtNATAL IE BAR ISANOAges 5–61–4 pmEnrollment limit: 12AEC ClassroomSee artworks that depict movement and dance, such as Edgar Degas’s Little Dancer. Take part in movement exercises, group activities, music making, story time, and creating colorful collages.

[C13] Creative Caps CHERYL D I L LARDAges 10–121–4 pmEnrollment limit: 12Studio 1This captivating camp encourages earth-friendly habits, creative thinking, and proper use of power tools! Work with repurposed material such as plastic bottle caps and vinyl records to construct inno-vative projects and sculptures.

[C14] Ancient Art StudioDAN KACzKAAges 7–91–4 pmEnrollment limit: 16Studio 2Experience the wonders of the ancient world. Inspired by Olympic sports, royal emperors, and the everyday life of early civilizations, make clay vessels, royal attire, and more.

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paints and tactile modeling materials! These activities are designed to enhance visual perception, dexterity, and most importantly, imagination.

[C3] Drawing Compositions MERENDA WOODWARDAges 10–121–4 pmEnrollment limit: 18Studio 1Improve skill and technique in drawing while building artistic confidence and style. Discover how to arrange interesting compositions, illustrate perspective, and apply tonal value in a series of drawings.

[C4] Principles of Painting ANNA SHOWERS -CRUSERAges 7–91–4 pmEnrollment limit: 16Studio 2From still life to abstract painting, try out a range of techniques, mediums, and brushes to achieve different effects in finished works.

WEEK 2 JUL 13–17

[C5] Architecture & Design CHRIST INE MINGUSAges 7–99 am–noonEnrollment limit: 16Studio 1Explore architectural design and engi-neering with emphasis on dome con-struction. Inspired by past and present structures, work on dome creations—both in collaboration with classmates and on your own—using a variety of interest-ing materials.

[C6] Animal AdventuresANNA SHOWERS -CRUSERAges 5–69 am–noon Enrollment limit: 16Studio 2Animals in a museum?! Discover the habitats of the creatures you find in the

WEEK 4 JUL 27–JUL 31

[C15] Painting with StyleMERENDA WOODWARDAges 10–129 am–noonEnrollment limit: 16Studio 1Study artistic styles of famous painters such as Vincent van Gogh and Georgia O’Keeffe. While using a range of medi-ums and techniques, create stylized still lifes, picturesque landscapes, and abstract images.

[C16] Passport to ArtANNA SHOWERS -CRUSERAges 7–99 am–noonEnrollment limit: 16Studio 2Take a trip through a different gallery each day, celebrating works from Asia to the Americas. Improve your artistic skills through culturally inspired decorative and functional arts.

[C17] Museum Treasure HuntANNA SHOWERS -CRUSER Ages 5–61–4 pmEnrollment limit: 12AEC ClassroomSearch the museum for inspiration in creating your own Ancient Egyptian

galleries to draw, paint, and model ani-mal art of your own.

[C7] Drawing in the GalleriesCINDY SHELTON-E IDEAges 10–121–4 pmEnrollment limit: 12AEC ClassroomWhat better place to strengthen your artistic talents than in an art museum?! Young illustrators enhance their technical drawing skills and focus on principles of design while drawing from observation.

[C8] Drawing StudioCHERYL D I L LARDAges 7–91–4 pm Enrollment limit: 16Studio 1Develop personal style, boost artistic confidence, and improve skills in draw-ing. Learn more about composition, lighting, and perspective, and experiment with a variety of tools and papers.

[C9] Beginning PaintingLOR I VALENTE COFFEYAges 5–61–4 pmEnrollment limit: 16Studio 2This camp puts the fun in the fundamen-tals of painting! Find inspiration in the lines, shapes, and colors seen in modern masterpieces, and then use these ele-ments in your own paintings.

WEEK 3 JUL 20–24

[C10] Fundamentals in PhotographySTEPHANIE O’DELL Ages 10–129 am–noonEnrollment limit: 8Studio 1 & Computer LabLearn the basics of digital photography—from camera settings to photo editing—and develop a series of photographs that reflects an original concept. Students

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[C15] Painting with StyleMERENDA WOODWARDAges 10–129 am–noonEnrollment limit: 16Studio 1Study artistic styles of famous painters such as Vincent van Gogh and Georgia O’Keeffe. While using a range of medi-ums and techniques, create stylized still lifes, picturesque landscapes, and abstract images.

[C16] Passport to ArtANNA SHOWERS -CRUSERAges 7–99 am–noonEnrollment limit: 16Studio 2Take a trip through a different gallery each day, celebrating works from Asia to the Americas. Improve your artistic skills through culturally inspired decorative and functional arts.

[C17] Museum Treasure HuntANNA SHOWERS -CRUSER Ages 5–61–4 pmEnrollment limit: 12AEC ClassroomSearch the museum for inspiration in creating your own Ancient Egyptian

charms, Art Nouveau belt buckles, and many other exciting art objects and artifacts.

[C18] Sculpture & DesignDAN KACzKAAges 10–121–4 pmEnrollment limit: 16Studio 1Fascinated by sculpture, building, or sim-ply using your imagination? Learn about three-dimensional objects and the funda-mental principles of sculpting. You’ll be amazed by your own creations!

[C19] Art without LimitsJ . PARKERAges 7–91–4 pmEnrollment limit: 16Studio 2Experiment with nontraditional pro-cesses in drawing, painting, and mixed media. Activities include gesture draw-ings, abstract renderings, and altering books to make creative works of art. This camp is messy; students are encour-aged to wear old clothes!

WEEK 5 AUG 3 – 7

[C20] How to Draw Manga ANH DOAges 10–129 am–noonEnrollment limit: 16Studio 1Discover the history and visual language of manga! Through art talks, tutorials, and drawing exercises, learn the specific techniques that define this popular Japa-nese comic art.

[C21] I Love Textiles! MARY SWEzEYAges 5–69 am–noonEnrollment limit: 12 Studio 2Did you know that textiles are consid-ered art? After discovering the beautiful

textile art in VMFA’s galleries, explore the basics of “fabricating” your own art, including weaving, silk painting, stamp-ing, and stenciling, back in the studio.

[C22] Beginning DrawingLOR I VALENTE COFFEYAges 5–61–4 pmEnrollment limit: 12AEC ClassroomLearn to use lines, shapes, and textures to illustrate objects from observation and imagination, building confidence, cre-ativity, and skill in the process.

[C23] Hands-On DesignSTEPHANIE O’DELLAges 10–121–4 pmEnrollment limit: 12Studio 1Explore the world of design . . . unplugged! Using a hands-on process—along with a blend of familiar art materi-als and new design thinking—create logos and posters that communicate your personality.

[C24] Plaster MastersANDREW WOODWARDAges 7–91–4 pmEnrollment limit: 16Studio 2Transform your artistic ideas into unique sculptures and designs. With planning and preparation, build objects using recy-cled material and plaster. Finish them with colorful paints and patterns.

WEEK 6 AUG 10–14

[C25] Studio Art Challenge L INDSAY DURRETTEAges 10–129 am–noonEnrollment limit: 16Studio 1The challenge: Choose one work of art each day to recreate using a different medium, including drawing, painting,

felting, printing, and sculpture. Discover how the medium influences your inter-pretation of the art, the obstacles, and the rewards of creating!

[C26] The Art of Native AmericansMARY SWEzEYAges 7–99 am – noonEnrollment limit: 12Studio 2Through hands-on art activities and gallery explorations, learn about the first peoples of America—their traditions, cultures, and their regard for the natural world.

[C27] Drawing in the GalleriesVMFA STAFFAges 7–91–4 pmEnrollment limit: 12AEC ClassroomDiscover lines, shapes, and textures found in works by master artists throughout the museum. With helpful tips and techniques, draw from observa-tion as you create your own artworks.

[C28] Stepping Outside the BoxJ . PARKERAges 10–121–4 pmEnrollment limit: 16Studio 1Go beyond your artistic limits and exper-iment with nontraditional applications of drawing and painting. Focus on abstract works, self-expression, and the creative process.

[C29] Sensory StudioDAN SHEETSAges 5–61–4 pm Enrollment limit: 12Studio 2Experience multisensory art activities using sight, sound, smell, and touch. Paint to music, play your own instru-ments, and match scents to colors and colors to moods.

WEEK 7 AUG 17–21

[C30] Botanical Arts for BeginnersCELESTE JOHNSTONAges 10–129 am–noonEnrollment limit: 12Studio 1Botanical arts combine art and science. Using the proper tools and techniques, learn the significance and aesthetics of this type of illustration, observing, docu-menting, and illustrating botanicals on VMFA’s grounds.

[C31] Picture This. . . MARY SWEzEYAges 5–69 am–noonEnrollment limit: 12Studio 2While exploring a new story and artistic style each day, gather inspiration from talented authors and illustrators like Eric Carle and Dr. Seuss. Make colorful col-lages, creative characters, and much more!

[C32] Land of ImaginationDAN KACzKAAges 5–61–4 pmEnrollment limit: 12AEC ClassroomInspired by art movements, cultures, and natural environments, this mixed-media camp encourages creativity and self-expression through making masks, air-dry clay pots, and whimsical creatures.

[C33] Books Beyond Words L INDSAY DURRETTEAges 10–121–4 pmEnrollment limit: 16Studio 1Stitch, bind, and design your way from traditional bookmaking to experimental “books of art.” Each day offers new concepts and artistic challenges that strengthen creativity and talent.

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YOUNG @ ARTAges 2 ½ – 5, accompanied by an adultTuesdays and Wednesdays, 11 am – noonArt Education CenterEnrollment limit: 12 children*$10 per child/adult pair (VMFA members $8) Innovative art lessons inspire your child’s imagination and creativity! Join Ms. Lori for hands-on activities—with new art projects introduced weekly—along with exciting gallery tours, entertaining

[C34] Cartoons & CharactersSAXTON MOOREAges 7–91–4 pmEnrollment limit: 16Studio 2 Learn fundamental drawing and anima-tion techniques from an award-winning illustrator. Develop your own entertain-ing characters, as well as your creativity and originality.

WEEK 8 AUG 24 – 28

[C35] Brickworkz ArtBR IAN KORTEAges 7–99 am–noonEnrollment limit: 12Studio 1Working with friends, construct a two-dimensional mosaic mural out of LEGO® tiles, layers of opaque and translucent blocks in a monochromatic color palette, and some cool math formulas. Also make your own mini-mosaic to take home!

[C36] Things that Go… MARY SWEzEYAges 5–69 am–noonEnrollment limit: 12Studio 2Vroom, vroom! After looking at trains, planes, and bicycles in the galleries, con-struct your own moveable art using wire, cardboard boxes, paint, clay, and beads.

[C37] Brickworkz ArtBR IAN KORTEAges 10–121–4 pmEnrollment limit: 12Studio 1Working with friends, construct a two-dimensional mosaic mural out of LEGO® tiles, layers of opaque and translucent blocks in a monochromatic color palette, and some cool math formulas. Also make your own mini-mosaic to take home!

stories, exploratory puzzles, and movement games!*Enrollment is limited, so please register prior to the day of the program.

[YA1] World TravelersTue, Jun 2, 9, 16Wed, Jun 3, 10, 17No classes Jun 23, 24. 30Travel around the world at VMFA! Explore different cultures and the art from those cultures while using artifacts to inspire your own works.

See how famous artists depict their furry friends! Try your hand at painting por-traits of animals and people, focusing on proportion, composition, and paint applications.

[YA2] I Spy the Sea and SkyTue, Jul 7, 14, 21 Wed, Jul 8, 15, 22No classes Jul 1, 28, 29Delve into underwater adventures and aquatic animal life while painting seascapes.

[YA3] The View from Here Tue, Aug 4, 11, 18Wed, Aug 5, 12, 19No classes Aug 25, 26Observe how objects look from up high and down low as well as from a normal perspective. Participate in spa-tially themed movement activities and songs, and then create works of art that really pop.

TOTS OF ARTAges 14 – 30 months, accompanied by an adultSelect Thursdays, 11 am – noonArt Education CenterEnrollment limit: 12 toddlers$10 per toddler/adult pair (VMFA members $8), advance registration requiredCaptivate your toddler and stimulate his or her budding curiosity! Tots of Art fosters children’s growing mobility and introduces them to new sensory and fine motor experiences that only the VMFA campus and studio can pro-vide. In this exciting program, children and caregivers play and bond through singing and movement activities, exploratory art lessons, and stroller tours.

To determine if this class is developmen-tally suited for your child, please contact Lori Valente Coffey at 804.340.1343.

[ET1] Animals on the FarmThu, Jun 4Find farm animals in the galleries, sing your favorite farm animal songs, and make some animals of your own come to life back in the studio.

EARLY CHI LDHOOD EDUCAT ION PROGRAMSIn VMFA’s Early Childhood Education programs, infants, toddlers, and preschool-age children discover the world around them through playing, singing, exploring, and creating. These programs, held in the classroom, galleries, and studio, foster children’s development, early literacy, autonomy, and decision-making skills. Caregivers will enjoy interacting with their children and watching them develop into intentional, creative artists! To learn more or register, visit www.vmfa.museum/youth-studio/preschool-art-classes/ or phone 804.340.1405.

[C38] Painting Pets & PortraitsKENDRA WADSWORTHAges 7–91 – 4 pmEnrollment limit: 16Studio 2

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It’s never too soon to introduce your child to art! VMFA offers interactive art and play activities that promote sensory stimulation during the early stages of your baby’s growth and development. Also, enjoy a short stroller tour and learn the rules of the galleries as they pertain to visiting with your baby.

[EA1] Color Me GladThu, Jun 18Learn why bright colors are better than pretty pastels for your baby’s eyes. Play with colored instruments, view vibrant paintings in the galleries, and create a colorful work of art. You’ll be amazed at your baby’s wide-eyed responses.

[EA2] Silly SmilesThu, Jun 25Discuss the development of your baby’s personality and self-awareness, view expressive portraits, and make faces to express different emotions in the galleries. Watch babies delight while creating a painting in the studio.

[EA3] It All Makes SenseThu, Jul 23While caregivers discuss the developing five senses, babies discover the world around them by playing with instru-ments, texture samples, and more in the galleries and studios.

[EA4] Music MakersThu, Jul 30 Watch your infant’s eyes light up as you sing, play musical instruments, and view musically themed works in the galleries. Afterward, create a melody-inspired masterpiece in the studio.

[EA5] Fuzzy FriendsThu, Aug 20 Sing your favorite animal songs, mimic mammal movements and sounds, and find inspiration in the galleries to create animal art of your own!

[ET2] Under Construction Thu, Jun 11Build using blocks and roll vehicles during free play, observe engineering ele-ments in works of art and architecture, and then construct your own objects in the studio.

[ET3] Rock-a-Bye BoatsThu, Jul 9 Ahoy, toddlers! Get ready to rock and row your way through the galleries in search of seascapes. Use the colors of the ocean to create a work of art in the studio.

[ET4] Over UnderThu, Jul 16 Develop a deeper understanding of where objects in the galleries, studio, and classroom are in relation to your body. Toddlers will play movement games, view the museum from new heights, and mold dimensional art mate-rials.

[ET5] My Five SensesThu, Aug 6 Learn about your five senses, identifying the body parts related to them, and then put your senses to work to explore the museum. Use sensory art materials to create your own sensational work of art in the studio.

[ET6] Musical ArtsThu, Aug 13Explore music in art! After hearing sounds and learning about rhythm, create an artistic composition inspired by beats.

ARTSY INFANTSAges 3 – 13 months, accompanied by an adultSelect Thursdays, 11 am – noon MWV Art Education CenterEnrollment limit: 12, advance registration required$10 per baby/adult pair (VMFA members $8)

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FAMILY EVENTSBring the entire family and discover the richness of world cultures, the science behind art making, and the stories behind artists and their art. Become an artist for the day while exploring traditional art objects, taking part in gallery hunts, making art, and enjoying engaging performances and entertainment related to VMFA’s collection and special exhibitions. Activities are recommended for children ages 3 – 12. Children must be accompanied by an adult. All ages welcome.11 am – 3 pmFree, no registration required

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Celebrate African and African American Art: All Good!Sat, Jun 20 To the Ndebele people of South Africa “good.” and “beautiful” mean the same thing. At this celebration of diversity, we will introduce themes of pattern and design in African and African American culture and show how these themes relate to daily rituals, rhythm, folkloric motifs, and mathematical concepts across continents. During your visit, view the mural art of Ndebele artist Esther Mahlangu, who spent two months in residence at VMFA. It is very good!

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OPEN STUDIO SUNDAYSVMFA STAFF AND VOLUNTEERSAll ages, children under 13 must be accompanied by an adultFirst Sundays, 1–4 pmJun 7, Jul 5, Aug 2Free, no registration requiredTake a break from the summer sun and enjoy cool “make-it and take-it” art projects, inspired by a select work of art from our world-renowned collection! A new activity is offered every month, based on availability of materials.For groups of eight children or more, please email youthstudio@vmfa.museum.

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ADULT STUDIO SCHOOL REGISTRATIONThose who register for adult studio classes must be 16 or older.REGISTER ONL INE OR BY PHONEFrom Apr 8 until classes begin, register online at www.VMFA.museum/adults or by phone at 804-340-1405 (Visitor Ser-vices Desk).MATER IALSFor studio classes, students are required to supply some or all materials. Look for an asterisk after the title of the class you’re interested in. It means that a list of required materials for the class is avail-able online at www.VMFA.museum/adults.CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITUpon request, teachers who participate in Studio School courses will receive a let-ter of completion to submit to their school for continuing education credit at the end of the course.

CLASS & WORKSHOP AVAILABIL ITYVisit www.VMFA.museum/adults to see if the class or workshop that interests you is open.GIFT CERT IF ICATESAdult classes make great gifts! Phone the Studio School at 804.367.0816. QUEST IONSPhone the Studio School office at 804.367.0816, Mon – Fri, 9 am – 5 pm.

STUDIO SCHOOL STAFF & FACULTYFor a complete list of Studio School staff and faculty, visit the Studio Classes page at www.VMFA.museum/adults.

ART HISTORY CLASSESREGISTRATIONRegister by phone at 804.340.1405, in person at Visitor Services, Mon – Sun, 10 am – 5 pm, Thu – Fri, 10 am – 9 pm, or online at www.VMFA.museum/adults. Students must be 16 or older.

YOUTH CLASSES AND PROGRAMS REGISTRATIONRegister by phone, 804.340.1405, online at www.VMFA.museum/ youth-studio, visit VMFA Visitor Services, Mon – Sun, 10 am – 5 pm, Thu – Fri, 10 am – 9 pm, or mail the Registration Form and payment one week before the first day of class. Questions: 804.340.1438 or email YouthStudio@VMFA.museum

TEEN PROGRAMSStudio classes are available for teens, ages 13–17. Teen Studio programs correlate with the SOLs for Virginia Public Schools. Addi-tional information on registration and forms are available online at www.VMFA.museum/teens/studio.

CLASS INFORMATIONUpon registration, VMFA will send a confir-mation to the email address you used in your registration. Please review this information carefully as it provides further details about the program and the student emergency form, which should be submitted on the first day of class. It is important that both teens and their parents or guardians understand all policies and procedures pertaining to this program, including check-in/check-out, lunch options, Code of Conduct, studio attire, and VMFA’s cancellation policy.

CHILDREN’S PROGRAMSIncludes studio camps and classes for ages 5 – 12. Studio programs are tailored to specific age groups and correlate with the SOLs for Virginia Public Schools. For programs beginning before 10 am, use the museum’s Student Entrance. Additional registration information and forms are available online.

CAMPER INFORMATIONUpon registration, VMFA will send a confir-mation to the email address you use in your registration. Please review the information carefully as it provides further details about the program and the student emergency form, which should be submitted on the first day of camp. It is important that caregivers

understand all rules, policies, and procedures including drop-off and pick-up procedures, food regulations, studio conduct, and VMFA’s cancellation policy.

EARLY CHI LDHOOD PROGRAMSClasses and camps are for children 5 years and under, often accompanied by a parent. Questions: Preschoolprograms@VMFA.museum.

SCHOLARSHIPSScholarships for students ages 5 – 17 are based on availability. All information is confidential. Applications are due to VMFA for consideration at least three weeks in advance of the start of the re-quested class. For questions or to request an application, email youthstudio@VMFA.museum.

GENERAL INFORMATION• Enrollment is open to the public.• We reserve the right to change instructors.

L IMITED ENROLLMENTClass space is limited. Registration is first come, first served. Please register early.

PAYMENTTuition and all fees are due in full upon registration. VMFA accepts checks, cash, or credit cards (VISA, MC, AMEX). If you register by mail, payment must accom-pany your Registration Form. Please make checks payable to VMFA. Mailing address:VIRGINIA MUSEUM OF F INE ARTSAttn: Studio School200 N. BoulevardRichmond, Virginia 23220-4007

CANCELLAT IONSFees are nonrefundable except when VMFA cancels a class. Classes may not be substituted or switched once registra-tion is complete. Be sure to mark your calendar! Classes and workshops with insufficient enrollment will be cancelled at least a week before they are scheduled to start. Please register early. Please check the VMFA website for current sold-out or cancelled offerings.

STUDIO SCHOOL PARK INGIf there are no parking spaces in the Studio School lot, park in the VMFA Parking Deck, Sheppard St and Stuart Ave, 9 am – 7 pm, free with your VMFA membership card.

LOCAT ION OF CLASSES• Adult Studio School classes meet in the Studio School at 2911 – 15 Grove Ave at the corner of Sheppard St (across from VMFA).• Art History classes are held in the museum or Pauley Center.• Teen classes meet in the Pauley Center. • Children’s and Preschool programs are held in the museum. Parents/guardians must sign students in and out of class daily.

MEMBERSHIP D ISCOUNTSMembers of VMFA receive discounts on classes and workshops.

SCHEDUL ING NOTEAdult Studio classes do not meet July 3. For cancellations due to inclement weather, phone 804.367.0816.

SAY CHEESE! Photographers are on duty at museum events to capture images for VMFA’s archives and publications. If you prefer not to have pictures taken of yourself or family members, please notify the instructor.

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STUDIO SCHOOL PARK INGIf there are no parking spaces in the Studio School lot, park in the VMFA Parking Deck, Sheppard St and Stuart Ave, 9 am – 7 pm, free with your VMFA membership card.

LOCAT ION OF CLASSES• Adult Studio School classes meet in the Studio School at 2911 – 15 Grove Ave at the corner of Sheppard St (across from VMFA).• Art History classes are held in the museum or Pauley Center.• Teen classes meet in the Pauley Center. • Children’s and Preschool programs are held in the museum. Parents/guardians must sign students in and out of class daily.

MEMBERSHIP D ISCOUNTSMembers of VMFA receive discounts on classes and workshops.

SCHEDUL ING NOTEAdult Studio classes do not meet July 3. For cancellations due to inclement weather, phone 804.367.0816.

SAY CHEESE! Photographers are on duty at museum events to capture images for VMFA’s archives and publications. If you prefer not to have pictures taken of yourself or family members, please notify the instructor.

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