EDUCATION EXHIBITION EVENTS

REGISTRATION INFORMATION FOR KIDS CLASSES & CAMPSAPRIL 9 Registration begins at 9:00 amEARLY BIRD SAVINGS APRIL 9-16 Anyone that registers for summer programs on or before April 16 will receive 10% off their class/camp fee. Some restrictions may apply.

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The MISSION of BAYarts is to provide a welcoming lakeside environment to STIMULATE, ENCOURAGE and SUPPORT professional and aspiring artists of all ages through COLLABORATION, EDUCATION & EXHIBITION.

Arts Impact Fund: BECOME A HIGH-IMPACT PHILANTHROPIST The Cleveland Foundation Organizational Fund

provides management and administrative support to make giving to BAYarts easy for donors

Together we can make an impact that lasts! WWW.CLEVELANDFOUNDATION.ORG

All donations are fully tax-deductible.

Matching Funds RequestTHE CARLEEN HERRING BONDS* MUSIC ROOMS AT BAYARTS*Mother of Devon taMara Gess, Bay hiGh school choral Director

Devon Gess, Bay High School's award-winning Choral Director, along with her father, William Bonds, have created a fund for two soundproof music lesson rooms in memory of her mother and beloved wife Carleen. Join Devon and her father to help make the dream a reality! WWW.BAYARTS.NET/DONATE/OPTIONS

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OVER 70 VENDORS will participate this year with local handmade items,

local food, wellness, kids art and of course, beautiful music.

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FREE ADMISSION AND PARKING Dogs on leash welcome.

BAYarts ART & MUSIC FESTIVAL is part of DESTINATION BAY a day of citywide family friendly

activities; shuttle available!WWW.BAYARTS.NET/EVENTS/ART-FESTIVAL

EVERY THUR 5-8 BEGINNING JUNE 13

5 year anniversary Pie Baking Contest

Cup Cake Wars Yappy Hours

Wind down your weekend BAYarts style on thebeautiful Huntington Reservation campus. Sweet Melissa delicious summer fare, concessions and libations to purchase

ALL CONCERTS 7–9 PM.

SUMMER CONCERTS

JUN 16 SCHOOL OF ROCK Presents the Jazz Band Rejects schoolofrock.com/rockyriver

JUN 30 MAURA & THE BELLOWS Tasteful twist to alternative folk... from soul-felt ballads to stirring Rock & Roll maurarogers.com/

JULY 7 ROCKPORT Rootsy rock with soulful harmonies rockportband.com

JULY 14 GRINGO STEW American music with a touch of Southwestern spice. facebook.com/gringostewband

JULY 21 THE CLEVELAND SHAKESPEARECOMPANY  "MUCHADOABOUTNOTHING"  cleveshakes.com

JULY 28 CATS ON HOLIDAY "Swamp Pop" Louisiana style music catsonholiday.com

AUG 4 CHESTERTONS GuitarbasedRock&Rollinfluences from British punk to Indie Rock chestertonsmusic.com

AUG 11 CLEVELAND OPERA THEATER Traditional, contemporary innovative opera clevelandoperatheater.org/opera-for-all

AUG 18 LAZY TED & THE BIG HURRY Cover songs for here there & everywhere! facebook.com/pg/LazyTedandtheBigHurry/about/

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BAYarts presentsCLEVELAND SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL “Much Ado About Nothing”

SUNDAYJULY 21 @ 7PM On BAYarts Summer Stage. Concessions and libations available for purchase; free admission & parking

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UPCOMING EVENTS

HONOREES: GARY & PAM EBERT Community leaders and BAYarts supporters

MUSIC BY: FIRESIDE

Sponsor and group info: Andi@bayarts.net Auction: Karen@bayarts.netProgram: Karry@bayarts.net Restaurants: Pam@bayarts.net

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JUN 7 - JUL 6OPENING RECEPTIONS FRIDAY, JUN 7, 7-9 PM

ERIC RIPPERT: THE MAN WHOSE HEAD EXPANDEDArtist Eric Rippert investigates particular rembrances using poignant personal imagery. The visual language of shape, color, form and line create his composition. As a result the paintings are a visceral premonition where colors are intuitive and gestures are prompt, uninhibited and vigorous.

The pieces are often completed with ink, pencil, and glaze. Rippert is most interested in sharing with the viewer a sensation more than a statement.

MAY 10 - 31OPENING RECEPTIONS FRIDAY, MAY 10 ,7-9 PM

SULLIVAN FAMILY GALLERY11TH ANNUAL STUDENT EXHIBIT AND SALE

TO HAVE AND TO HOLD: A MARRIAGE OF FORM & FUNCTION

"The most intimate of objects, ceramic cups have long been vessels for artistic imagination. Designed to be held and caressed, they invite

the hand and engage the senses." Tom Coleman. All the work in this exhibition is created by advanced and continuing ceramic students and instructors of the Karen Ryel Ceramic

Arts & Education Studio. Curator- Moira Beale, Ceramics Department Head

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DIANNE BOLDMAN EDUCATION GALLERYTIMOTHY HERRON: PLAIN ERR:

THE URBAN LANDSCAPES OF TIMOTHY HERRON

Timothy Herron is an accomplished portrait and figurative artist in addition to being a

skilled Plein Air painter. This body of work showcases Herron's urban landscapes which

often include added fiction and urban buildings not often included in traditional Plein Air painting. Herron leads a group of portrait artists called the Pretentious Cleveland Portrait artists. http://www.literarycafeartists.coM.

NOTE: SPECIAL RECEPTION: Meet the artist thur, June 20th at 7pM

JUL 12 - AUG 3OPENING RECEPTIONS FRIDAY, JUL 12, 7-9 PM

AUG 9 - OCT 5OPENING RECEPTIONS FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 7-9 PM

MISTY HUGHES: EXPERIENTIAL POETRYExperiential Poetry is a collection of expressions by one artist exploring the wonder of contrast and variety in individual and unique art experiences. Throughout life, an artist evolves in ebbs and flows as their voice rises and falls in concert with experiencing beauty in a glorious and stunning variety of ways. Misty Hughes is an artist with no boundaries or rules. You can expect to encounter a different approach to a gallery show that involves you in the abandon, fun and reclamation of her true creative self.

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SULLIVAN FAMILY GALLERYPHYLLIS FANNIN: STILL A FAMILY, STILL STANDINGArtist Phyllis Fannin finds solace in nature and particularly the forest. The calm of the natural world offers her a way of understanding life's cycles, and its everchanging rhythms, in its own unspoken language. The forest communicates beyond cultural concepts and barriers. "Still a Family, Still Standing", is a series of intaglio engraving prints, that speaks to the close connections we make between family and friends.

DIANNE BOLDMAN EDUCATION GALLERYJACKSON KOCH: IMPRESSIONI D'ITALIA:

A PHOTOGRAPHIC JOURNEYEnjoy the beauty of Italy through a photographic

journey featuring highlights from Florence, Venice, Tuscany, and the Cinque Terre. From the intimacies of daily living

to the grandeur of the Renaissance, the flavor of Italy is expressed through a selection of colorful prints, black and white images, and unique digital photography techniques.

DIANNE BOLDMAN EDUCATION GALLERYCHRISTY GRAY: LIQUID INVITATION

Artist Christy Gray spends time, and a lot of it, on the lake and rivers documenting water, horizon and movement. This

group of photos layered and stich captured moments in time- the startle of a Heron or a breath of wind. This body of

work holds reverence to the water that runs through us and surrounds us.

(THU) JUN 6 FELT SUCCULENTSMelanie Harlan - Create beautiful succulents out of felt and arrange them onto a wooden plaque. You will learn how to make several patterns then arrange and mount them to create a beautiful wall hanging for your home. $35

(TUE) JUN 18BALLOON BOWLS 3Jessica Ramage - Bringing back a fan favorite! Using balloons and clay, learn a few different techniques to make fun, textural bowls. Pick a glaze or two at the end of class that the teacher will apply. $45

(TUE) JULY 9 & JULY 23 THE PERFECT PLATTER Jessica Ramage - Join us in the pottery studio the first evening to create your own “perfect platter” with handles and a smooth surface to paint. The second class, using carbon paper and a ready image, learn a transfer technique that is sure to relieve the stress and pressure of said perfection, then draw and paint your way to the “perfect platter”. $68

(WED) JUL 17 & JUL 24  MACRAME-THE ART OF KNOTSCarla Riesas - Join the macrame craze!  You will learn 5 basic knots that can be used to create hundreds of designs.  Knotting techniques will be applied to take-home projects that include a mason jar plant hanger and key chain. $35

COME SOLO OR BRING FRIENDS (AND A BOTTLE OF WINE IF YOU WISH) FOR A FUN & CREATIVE NIGHT AT BAYARTS! ALL LEVELS, A FUN NIGHT OUT. ALL SUPPLIES INCLUDED. 6:30-8:30

create nights(MON) JULY 22 & AUG 5 WHIMSICAL VASESJessica Ramage - Think tree vases with adorable ladybugs, or tall hives buzzing with bees. These vases will be the most complimented piece you’ve ever created! $68

(TUE) JUL 30PAINT ALONGMelissa Moon - Afraid to paint?? With her gentle guided direction,students will create a vibrant painting on canvas and learn about different painting techniques and mediums. This is a great introduction to painting!! $35

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REGISTRATION, FEE & CANCELLATION POLICIES: REGISTRATION: Students are not registered until tuition is paid and all forms are completed. When registering for classes on paper, rather than online, a completed registration form and health release form must be completed. REFUNDS: If a student is unable to attend a course and they inform BAYarts Registrar 7 days prior to the start of the class, a full refund or class credit will be given. If the Registrar is notified less than 7 days and more than 2 days before the start of class, a class credit will be given minus a processing fee. (Processing Fee = 25% of the tuition paid for class) No refund if notified less than 2 days before the start of class or workshop. MISSED CLASSES: Fees are NOT refunded for missed classes. registrar@bayarts.net

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PHOTOGRAPHY BASICSWED 6:00-7:30 PM | JUN 19-JUL 24 (6 WKS) Michele Schneider - Do you want to learn how to take great photos? This course will provide you with skills to improve your photos and master your camera settings. Topics will include: photography basics, camera settings, composition, macro and nature, portraiture, and editing software to enhance your pictures. We will move out and about on campus to try out the things we have learned. $120 *$15 supply fee due instructor at workshop

FIBER ARTECO PRINTING WITH BOTANICALSFRI 10:00 AM-1:00 PM | JUL 12 & 19 (2 DAYS)ALL LEVELS Janet Wade - Join us and learn how using different mordants and overlaying treated “blankets” will affect the results of this natural dyeing process. You will learn how to make an iron and logwood blanket, how to mix and treat cloth using mordants and dyeing using natural dyes and botanicals. We will create several samples using many different dyeing techniques using cotton, silk, wool and watercolor papers. $65 *$20 supply fee due instructor at workshop

THE ART OF INDIGO & SHIBORISAT 10:00 AM-2:00 PM | JUL 13 (1 DAY) Janet Wade - Learn the beautiful art of indigo and shibori hand-dyeing using bundling, clamping, folding, and stitching techniques to create a one of a kind dyed fabric. Shibori is the Japanese dyeing technique that typically involves the binding of the cloth and then dip-dyeing the cloth bundle into a vat of indigo. Where the fabric is bound the cloth will resist the dye and remain white and where it is not bound, it will be dyed with the distinctive blue dye color of Indigo. Each student will choose a cotton scarf to dye and we will also use cotton squares to make samples of the different techniques that we learn in class. $45 *$20 supply fee due instructor at workshop

CREATIVE WRITINGBAYARTS WRITER’S SALON WED 7:00-8:45 PM | JUN 5- JUL 10 (6 WKS) Susan Mangan - Do you enjoy the idea of creative writing, but are not quite sure where or how to begin? Are you a closet poet waiting to open the door to your own creative potential? Have you always dreamt of composing the next great American novel? If so, we think you will benefit from this writing course. Enjoy the art of the written word in a class devoted to creative thought, written expression, and compassionate critique. Returning students always welcome! $100

MIXED MEDIACALLIGRAPHYSAT 10:00 AM-1:00 PM | MAY 25, JUN 1 & 8 (3 WKS)Tina Benavides - This class will provide the perfect start to a journey into the foundations of the elegant art of copperplate calligraphy. This form of pointed pen calligraphy can be used for addressing envelopes, place cards, writing quotes or adding touches to your personal art work. Students will learn the proper posture and method for using an oblique pen holder and pointed nibs. Starting with minuscules and then majuscules we will learn the letters by like forms and shape. Spacing, numbers and forming sentences are all part of this course.  $90 *$17 supply fee due instructor at workshop

INTRODUCTION TO PRINTMAKINGMON 6:30-8:30 PM | JUN 17- JUL 22 (6 WKS) Keegan Adams - This course will introduce students to the art of printmaking. Techniques include, monotype, linoleum relief, and drypoint. Students will create unique impressions using a hand-cranked press. If you’ve ever been intrigued by this lesser known medium, this is the class to take! $135

COLLAGE CLASSMON 3:30 -5:30 PM | JUN 17-JUL 22 (6 WKS) HIGH SCHOOL-ADVANCED/ALL LEVELANS with Jennifer Omaitz Collier - In this 6 week course students will be exposed to both historical and contemporary practices of this movement through making several hand-made

collages. This class will feature a historical introduction; a condensed history of collage and its persistence as a vibrant and necessary form of the creative process. This will be followed by several weeks of working with hands on applications that will allow artists and makers to

easily transform works through the process. Attendees are encouraged to bring a variety of flat material for trade and participate in making a few works on paper. Additive and subtractive paper techniques; transfer techniques and acrylic mediums will be introduced as forms of attachments and layering in this fun and complex process. $150

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OILS & ACRYLICSPAINTING IN THE HUNTINGTON RESERVATIONMON 10:00 AM-12:30 PM JUN 17-JUL 22 (6 WKS)Susan Gray Be - Working in Oils or acrylics, students will have the unique opportunity of painting in the beautiful Huntington Reservation. Paint on our porch, out in the yard and into the Metropark. Continue to develop your sense of composition and style, while practicing oil and/or acrylic techniques. Continuing students welcome. $165 *Rain or shine event

BASICS OF OIL PAINTINGTUE 4:00-6:00 PM | JUN 11-JUL 16 (6 WKS) Eric Dull - Would you like to learn to paint in oils or brush up on your existing skills? Join artist-instructor, Eric Dull to explore the basics of oil painting. Eric will guide you through basic techniques and materials with demonstrations and individual instruction. Projects will progress from basic still lives to more advanced subjects of the students choosing. $135

THE INHABITED LANDSCAPE IN OILSA continuation of Landscape FundamentalsTHU 6:00-8:30 PM | JUN 6-JUL 25 (6 WKS)INTERMEDIATE TO ADVANCED Sharon Pomales - In this course we will introduce figures and/or wildlife to our landscapes to add a meaningful narrative.  If weather permits, we will paint outdoors during the Farmers Market and visit the creek to introduce water and reflections to our landscapes. We will work in the studio from photos if it rains.  $165 *No Class 6/27 & 7/4

DRAWINGFIGURE DRAWINGMON 6:30-8:30 PM | JUN 10-JUL 15 (6 WKS)WED 6:30-8:30 PM | JUN 12-JUL 17 (6 WKS)BEGINNER TO INTERMEDIATE/TEENS 16 & OLDER WELCOME John Carlson - Proportion, movement, anatomy, quality of line and drawing technique will be explored in this course. Students will work with a nude figure model as they study the human form. Emphasis will be placed on media exploration during the last two classes. Returning students welcome. Model fees included. $145

INTRO TO DRAWINGTHU 4:00-6:00 PM | JUN 13- JUL 25 (6 WKS)BEGINNER TO INTERMEDIATE Eric Dull - This course covers the basics of learning how to draw. Learn how to find and build the structure of your subject and learn how to give it form with light and shadows. Along the way, you will learn about different drawing tools and mediums like pencil, charcoal, pen and ink while exploring fun and unique ways of creating compositions. High school students welcome. $135 *No class 7/4

SAT AUG 17 | 9:30 AM-3:00 PM & SUN AUG 18 | 9:30 AM-4:00 PMThis workshop is intended not only for experienced artists who wish to further their style and creativity, but also for those aiming to learn the fundamentals of portraiture by experiencing a new “way of seeing” the human face, its forms and expression.  With this in mind, the seminar is tailored to each student´s needs with individual tutoring.

Drawing students will learn how to capture the proportions from a live model, and experience how quickly depth can be established through rendering light and shade on mid-toned paper. For painters in oil or acrylic, Paul will share his approach to color, and facilitate student´s sensibilities to not only create a realistic rendering of a sitter's complexion, but to also create  a harmonic composition. $200

DRAWING AND PAINTING PORTRAIT WORKSHOP with visiting artist Paul Beel from Italy

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STORYTELLING THROUGH COMICSTUE 6:30-8:30 PM | JUN 11-JUL 16 (6 WKS) BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE, TEENS WELCOME Jim Giar - The art of storytelling, or telling stories through comics, has become a recognized art form in itself worldwide. Covering all genres and subject matter. In this class students will learn page and panel design, pacing, mood. From the creation of the script, to thumbnails, pencils and finished inks. Participating students should have a solid grasp of drawing and are encouraged to bring previous or present work for critiques. $135

COLORED PENCILS BEYOND COLORING MON 7:00-8:30 PM | JUN 10-JUL 15 (6 WKS) Eric Dull - Colored pencils are a versatile "painting" and drawing medium that yields vibrant color, fine detail with low mess and portability.  In this class learn how to create soft blends and fades.  Textural effects like spattering, sponging, masking and textural stamping using solvents and everyday items.  Students will work on a variety of papers both white and toned/colored learning about their attributes and how they work best with colored pencils.  Projects will progress from guided how to, to more advanced subjects of the students choosing with individualized instruction. $135

WATERCOLORBIRDS IN WATERCOLOR WED 4:00-6:00 PM | JUN 5– JUL 10 (6 WKS)Eric Dull - Eric will walk you through the steps and processes of creating a finished watercolor painting with birds as the subject. From the preliminary sketches, to composition and basic painting techniques, each student will finish with their own transparent watercolors. $135

BEGINNING WATERCOLOR MON 4:00-6:00 PM | JUN 10-JUL 15 (6 WKS)Eric Dull - During this 6 week course, students will learn the basic steps, processes and techniques of watercolor painting. Students will study and learn how to see their subjects in terms of spatial relationships with the aim toward establishing an expressive and unified composition. The instructor will help students improve in their methods of paint application, color mixing and visual representation. The appropriate tools and materials and things to consider when setting up a proper work space will be discussed on the first day of class. For those students who have taken this course before; the instructor will continue to help you develop your painting skills and provide guidance in making appropriate choices in setting up subject matter. If weather permits, some classes will be help outside. $140

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INTERMEDIATE DRAWINGTHU 6:30-8:30 PM | JUN 13-JUL 25 (6 WKS) INTERMEDIATE Keegan Adams - This class will focus on the development of visual awareness and coordination of perceptual and manual skills; seeing, representing, and inventing on an experimental, exploratory level in two dimensions. Concepts include placement, scale, volume, light, formal articulation, and investigations of wet and dry drawing media. The course will make heavy use of still life and observational drawing skills. Artists highlighted include Georgio Morandi, Jacques Villion, Richard Diebenkorn, and Charles White among others. $135 *No class 7/4

FLORAL NOTECARDS IN WATERCOLORSAT 10:00 AM-2:00 PM | AUG 10 (1 DAY) Susan Matty - Create your own hand-painted floral notecards using watercolor. Susan will demonstrate how to paint several images of flowers and plants. Students will paint directly on small notecards provided to each student. Nothing better than one-of-a-kind thank you notes and birthday cards! $45

PASTELSTHE INHABITED LANDSCAPE IN PASTELS A continuation of Landscape FundamentalsTUE 6:00-8:30 PM | JUN 11-JUL 23 (6 WKS) INTERMEDIATE TO ADVANCED Sharon Pomales In this course we will introduce figures and/or wildlife to our landscapes to add a meaningful narrative.  If weather permits, we will paint outdoors and visit the creek to introduce water and reflections to our landscapes. We will work in the studio from photos if it rains.  $165 *No class 7/2

CERAMICSAll ceramic courses are open to students ages 16 to adult

HAND-BUILDING FOR THE HOMEMON 6:30-8:30 PM | JUN 10-JUL 15 (6 WKS)BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE Jessica Ramage - Learn the basics of hand-building and glazing as you create functional and decorative ceramic pieces for your home. Projects include platters, bowls, mugs, wall tiles and more. The focus of this class will be on glaze and finishing techniques. Optional wheel throwing. Returning students may work on individual projects. $165

ACCESSORIES FOR THE YARDWED 6:30-8:30 PM | JUN 5-JUL 17 (7 WKS)BEGINNERS, INTERMEDIATE Moira Beale - Learn the basics in hand-building, throwing and glazing while creating unique pieces for your garden or home. Projects could include stepping stones, bird feeders, luminaries, tumblers and platters for cool beverages and snacks. Class will also include instruction on brushwork and the use of colorful underglazes. Continuing students may work on independent projects with guidance from instructor. $189

INDEPENDENT STUDYTHU 6:30-8:30 PM | JUN 6-AUG 1 (8 WKS)INTERMEDIATE TO ADVANCED Moira Beale - Use your time this summer to develop ideas you have posted on your inspiration board. Begin a body of work, refine your techniques as you pursue independent projects. Teacher throwing, decorating and glazing demonstrations will be given. $216 *No class 7/4

BEGINNING WHEEL THROWINGFRI 9:30-11:30 AM | JUN 14-JUL 19 (6 WKS) BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE AndreaSerafino-Start from scratch as you learn the fundamentals of wheel-throwing. Assignments may be given and are designed to encourage students to expand their skill levels in pottery making. Decorating and glazing techniques will be explored. Class is limited to 8 students. Returning students welcome! $165

HAND-BUILDING & WHEEL THROWINGFRI 12:00-2:30 PM | JUN 14-JUL 19 (6 WKS) BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE, ADVANCED AndreaSerafino-Whether your aim is functional or sculptural ceramics, students will learn the basic techniques of hand-building and the mysteries of the potter’s wheel. Beginning students will develop fundamental hand-building and wheel techniques while returning students will work on refining their skills. $205

HOME & GARDENSAT 1:00-3:00 PM | JUN 8-JUL 20 (7 WKS)BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE, ADVANCED Moira Beale - Whether your aim is functional or sculptural ceramics, learn the basic techniques of hand-building and throwing on the wheel. Working with slabs, coils and pinching techniques you will be able to create anything you like. Teacher demonstrations for multi-level students. Be inspired by those working around you! $189 *No Class 6/15

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JEWELRY Students are requested to wear closed toe shoes and tie long hair back at BAYarts jewelry work-shops. Images for each workshop can be seen at bayarts.net

SUPPLY FEE: The supply fee for each one day workshop covers all of the required materials and use of the instructor’s tools. No need to bring anything with you.

VORTEX EARRINGS & NECKLACESAT 10:00 AM-12:00 PMJUN 22 (1 DAY)Beth Martin - Swirls of silver make this set perfect for

a special occasion! $25 *$30 supply fee due instructor at workshop

FIDGET RINGSAT 10:00 AM-1:00 PM | JUL 6 (1 DAY) Eva Sherman -Students will construct a two

layer ring with a textured flared base and a free floating spinner embellished with tube set glass gems. Students will learn fabrication, tube setting, and

finishing techniques. Soldering experience recommended but adventurous beginners are welcome. $60 *$35 supply fee due instructor at workshop

SWIRLING SEAS NECKLACESAT 10:00 AM-12:00 PM JUL 20 (1 DAY) Beth Martin - Learn the art of wire wrapping and design a one of a kind necklace! $25 *$30 supply fee due instructor at workshop

RESIN & POLYMER PROJECTSSAT 10:00 AM-1:00 PM | AUG 10 (1 DAY) Eva Sherman - Students will create polymer de-signs inset into premade components and finished with high gloss resin.

Optional faceted stones or glass components may be added to make 2 pieces of jewelry. Additional chain and findings will be available for purchase. No experience required. $60 *$35 supply fee due instructor at workshop

COPPER CROSS PENDANTSAT 10:00 AM-12:00 PM AUG 17 (1 DAY) Beth Martin - You will love working with copper in designing this special piece! $25 *$30 supply fee due instructor at workshop

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open studioPORTRAITS: EVERY FRI 10 AM - 1 PM

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Cleveland Institute of Art Summer Dayscia.edu/visit

2018 Spring ShowsApril 24–27

FRONT: The Great Lakes exhibitionOpens July 14

2018 Faculty ExhibitionOpens July 14cia.edu/exhibitions

Schedule a visit this summer to tour our state-of-the-art facilities, explore creative careers, and see all that University Circle offers.

TEENSWHEEL-THROWING FOR TEENS FRI 3:30-5:30 PM | JUN 14-JUL 19 (6 WKS) AGES 14-18 withAndreaSerafino-Students will create bowls and plates on the wheel while learning centering, trimming, and decorating techniques. All work will be dipped in glazes allowing you to use your pieces at home! Space limit 10 $165

TEENS & ADULTSDIGITAL MEDIAFRI 1:00-3:00 PM | JUN 21–JUL 26 (6 WKS) HIGH SCHOOL BEGINNER-NOVICE with Jennifer Omaitz Collier - Digital media applies digital tools, techniques, and strategies to the basic principles of composition and design. Students will gain momentum in using industry standard software to create and enhance images into complex digital compositions. Students will complete a series of projects that display complexity in formal aspects of design and color. This course is geared towards high school level or adult beginner. Software and computers are supplied, however if students have their own computers, with similar software they are welcome to use.  $150

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KIDS SUMMER CAMPS

SURF’S UP! AGES 4-6 with Kelly Kocon, Amy Coursen & Stacey Church 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM Are you ready to kick off summer?  Join us for a 4 day adventure of art, pottery, stories and games inspired by the beach, surfing, sunshine and aquatic animals.  This class will take place both indoors and outdoors and will end with some time on the sand at Huntington Beach.  Children will rotate through a variety of workshops giving them a complete arts

and nature experience.  Please wear shoes compatible for wet and dry landscapes.  $130

TINY OR TREE HOUSE CAMPJoin us for two special camps this summer

that will unleash the most imaginative creating and play you have ever seen!  

AGES 5-7 with Kelly Kocon9:30 - 11:30 AM TREE HOUSE

Kelly will help your child design and construct a tree house out of wood

slices, sticks, rope and found objects. AGES 8-12 with Linda Goik

12:00 - 2:00 PM TINY HOUSELinda will guide students

as they completely customize their own wooden 2 story tiny

house.In both camps students

will build furniture, create characters

and more!  Campers can design a house for

pets, a woodland gnome home, a super hero tree house or a dream world,

there are endless options!  Campers will be able to take

their completed house home on the last day

of camp. $150

DOLL CAMPAGES 5-10 with Kelly Kocon & Stacey Church10:00 AM - 2:30 PMBring along your favorite 18 inch doll or stuffed animal (only one doll/stuffed animal please) and join us for a fun filled day!  You and your doll will "camp" in a tent whileenjoying camp inspired treats, story and song, create a doll sized sleeping bag

and pillow, and other accessories for your friend. $70

CARTOONING AGES 9-12 withJeffRitchie6:00 - 8:00 PMIn this class students will learn the basics of cartooning,  Using pencils, ink pens, colored pencils and markers they will learn to go from sketch to finished drawing.  They will also learn about

the artists that have paved the way and the different styles they created in this beloved art form. $80

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AM: 9:30 - 11:30PAW PATROLAGES 4-5 with Kelly Kocon, Jessica Ramage & AndreaSerafino-Join us in the art and pottery studios as we create lots of fun art projects based on Marshall, Chase, Skye and the rest of the PAW Patrol crew!  No job is too big, no pup is too small! $135

HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW? AGES 5-7 with Melanie Harlan - It’s summer and time for growing vegetables, plants, and beautiful flowers! Children will learn about different plants through stories and art and discover what is growing on BAYarts campus. We may even get a little dirty and do some planting ourselves! $125

PAPER CUTSAGES 6-8 with Melissa Metzger - This camp will focus on paper and all of the creative ways you can use it!  Create a paper sculpture and diorama. Students will learn to draw, fold, cut and paint paper to assemble three dimensional pictures. $125

ART AROUND THE WORLD!AGES 8-10 with Maria Weber Kramer - Students will enjoy creating artworks using collage, painting, drawing and printmaking techniques as they familiarize themselves with the people and cultures from all over the world! $125

DRAWING SUPERHEROESAGES 10-14 with Jim Giar - Superheroes have been around for centuries.  They are loosely based on characters from mythology, legends and folk tales.  Jim will teach you how to draw different body types based on different superheroes and then towards the end of camp you will design your own.  $125

PM: 12:30 - 2:30ABRACADABBLE DELIGHTAGES 4-6 with Kathy Winzig - Children will roll up their sleeves using a variety of mixed media-creating collages, sculptures and fun paintings! $125

TRAIN YOUR DRAGONAGES 7-9 withJessicaRamage&AndreaSerafino-Sculpt a dragon and other characters from the movie, "How to Train Your Dragon."  Students will practice and learn sculpting, slab and coil building techniques through various projects, as well as decorating techniques for clay!  $135

MY JOURNAL JOURNEYAGES 8-10 with Melissa Moon - Students will start the week with a blank journal and will turn it into a multi-media visual journal.  This class will take the student exploring our campus in search of inspiration for a variety of journaling prompts.  You will learn fun ways to paint and layer your art while creating your pages!  $125

ADVENTURES IN WRITINGAGES 10-12 with Susan Mangan - Explore the woods and beaches of the Huntington Reservation in a unique writing camp that uses nature for written inspiration!  Students will create poems and plays, stories and fairy tales based upon our daily strolls.  Students will have the chance to share their writings with other campers as we celebrate the beauty of nature and the fun in creative written expression.  $125

JUNE 17-20 4 DAY KIDS CLASSES

FRIDAYCOLOR ME CRAZY10:00 AM - 12:00 PM| JUN 14- JUL 5 (4 WKS) AGES 9-12 with Jessica Ramage - In this colorful camp, we will be exploring color explosions!  We will be tie-dying, marbling clay, melting crayons, making slime and playing in colorful foam.  How can you NOT! $135

PROCESS ART 9:30-11:30 AM | JUN 14 (1 DAY) AGES 4-6 with Kelly Kocon - Be ready to get messy! This class will be process based. We will be mixing science and art with a focus on process rather than the outcome. $30

CARDBOARD CREATIONS 9:30-11:30 AM | JUN 21 (1 DAY) AGES 4-6 with Kelly Kocon - Using cardboard as your main canvas,paint,construct,cutandcreate colorfuldimensionalart, paintings and sculptures! $30

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MASTER BUILDERS CAMPAGES 6-119:30 AM – 2:30 PM Bayarts Master Builder instructors will help you save the world!  Work your way through a variety of Lego themed workshops including: ceramics, character drawing, hand sewing, a stuffed 3 dimensional paper character and more.  Camp will conclude with a Lego building challenge!  Make Emmett proud!!  $165

SUPERHERO DAY AGES 6-109:30 AM - 12:30 PMwithBAYartsStaff-Join us for a day of Super Hero fun! Work through several art workshops as you transform into your own Super Hero character. Create your image on paper, design your own cape and logo and

sculpt a ceramic emblem in the pottery studio. $50

AGES 3 & 49:00-11:00 AM or 11:30-1:30 PMwith Amy Coursen - Miss Amy is excited to get the little ones out into nature for two days of arts and adventure! Children will hike and find treasures to impress in clay, use their senses to explore, press flowers and may even dip their toes in the creek!

Simple, summertime fun! $60

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AM: 9:30 - 11:30CANDYLANDAGES 3-5 with Susan Dahl - Campers will travel down the colorful road to Gum Drop Mountain and Candy Castle or stop at the Gingerbread Plum Trees as they create delightful works of art inspired by this classic children's game!  $125

THE ART OF BEATRIX POTTER AGES 4 -6 with Beth Milli and MTECCampers will delve into the delightful world of Beatrix Potter! Spend the first hour reading stories and creating artwork based on the beloved author’s characters.  During the second hour, students will work with a music therapist exploring instruments, rhythm and song!  $125

PET-TASTIC!AGES 6-8 with Maria Weber KramerFeathers, fur, scales or rock, students will create artwork and accessories to celebrate their beloved pets and even welcome a furry special guest to camp one day!  $125

IT STARTS WITH A STITCHAGES 8-10 with Audra Costello - Hand Embroidery is more popular than ever!  Learn about different kinds of embroidery patterns, stitches, floss and techniques.  Students will use regular size as well as miniature hoops to create some fun (even wearable) projects!  $125

POP CULTURE CREATURESAGES 9-12 withJessicaRamage&AndreaSerafinoI am Groot. Head back to the ceramic studio where students will create Porgs, Unicorns, Nifflers, OH MY!  $135

PM: 12:30 - 2:30STORY BOOK ARTAGES 3-5 with Melissa Metzger - Find inspiration in the words and pictures of your favorite children's book.  We'll start each class with story time and use our imaginations to create a project based on the books we read.  From rhyming words to vibrant colors, authors and illustrators will guide our art! $125 Eric Carle Camp AGES 4-6 with Melanie Harlan - Enter the wonderful world of Eric Carle through stories and art. In this camp we will focus on a new story each day and create projects based on the theme and animals in each book. $125

ART OUTDOORSAGES 6-8 with Melissa Moon - We have a wonderful landscape at BAYart, from the gardens to the woods to the lake. Melissa will get you outdoors to draw, paint and sculpt for a complete artistic experience! $125

OWL YOU NEED IS LOVEAGES 7-9 withJessicaRamage&AndreaSerafinoGroovy!  In this camp we will be combining the visual aesthetic of the Summer of Love and the classic, wide eyed Owl in a multitude of unique clay projects. $135

DRAW YOUR OWN ADVENTUREAGES 10-13 with Eric Dull - Gather your paper and sharpen your pencil as we set off on a adventure of fun and creativity.  Students will imagine a story, create characters and decide where it will all take place.  Will there be Monsters? Unicorns?  Will they be in outer space or under the sea? Will it be mysterious, funny or spooky? The choices are yours. Let your imagination run wild!  $125

JULY 15-18 4 DAY KIDS CLASSES

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9:30-11:30 AM | JULY 19-AUG 9 (4 WKS)AGES 10-13withEricDull,LindaGoik,JessicaRamageandJeffRitchie

Students will get a wonderful introduction to one of the art world's most beloved figures, Bob Ross.  With his soft voice and big hair, he introduced budding artists

of all ages to the joys of painting the world not only as we see it, but how we might like it to be. Pop on a "Ross" wig for inspiration and learn how to use acrylic paints,

brushes and palette knives to make majestic mountains, babbling brooks and splashing waterfalls. Head on over to the ceramic studio and create your

own "Bob" sculpture out of clay.  Let's get happy!  $135

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AM: 9:30 - 11:30COMEDY CAMPAGES 3-4 with Susan Dahl - Comedy camp is the perfect combination of giggles and creative art.  Campers will create their very own cartoon character, make some fun art out of unconventional materials and end the last day of camp with a little stand-up comedy for our caregivers! $125

BUNNY BUSINESSAGES 4-5 with Stacey Church, Jessica Ramage and AndreaSerafino-Spend an hour in the pottery studio and an hour in the preschool room creating hopsy, flopsy fun bunnies based on famous rabbits like Peter Rabbit, Flopsy, Mopsy and Cottontail.  Prepare for lots of bunny business!  $135

BIRD IS THE WORDAGES 6-8 with Linda Goik - Come and create colorful works of art inspired by our feathered friends!  We'll start off by doing a little birding to gather inspiration, and head to the classroom using a variety of materials to paint, sculpt, and draw some of our backyard favorites!  $125

NEEDLE FELTED CRITTERSAGES 9-12 with Angela Oster - Start off developing the characters you would like to create, visualize them with a watercolor painting and finally, learn needle felting techniques to create several felted dimensional creatures or critters!  Don't miss this one!  $125

SKETCH COVERS & TRADING CARDSAGES 10-14 with Jim Giar - Popular among the comic fans and convention crowds, collectible trading cards and blank sketch book covers have been a staple among event goers.  Students in this camp will learn how to design, draw and color trading sketch cards (Artist Trading Cards) as well as blank artist sketch covers.  Draw your favorite super hero, movie character or design your own!  $125

PM: 12:30 - 2:30DANCE AND DRAWAGES 4-6 with Sue Dahl - Creativity and imagination have no boundaries when children are invited to explore their world through creative movement, music and mixed media art.  This camp will creatively integrate all three in a fun, as well as, educational way!  $125

HAVE A SEAT!!AGES 5 -7 with Linda Goik - Create a one-of-a-kind piece of furniture!  Campers will learn the basics of hand painted furniture as they sand, paint & detail stools in their own unique style, and make a comfy cushion to top it off! $130

TEEN TITANSAGES 6-8 withJeffRitchie-Using paints, colored pencils, clay and paper, create AWESOME Titan inspired art.  Learn to draw Robin, Starfire, Raven and more!  $125

SMELLS LIKE TEAM SPIRITAGES 7-9 withJessicaRamageandAndreaSerafino-America's favorite past time is the subject of this ceramics camp.  Think pennants, baseballs, hotdogs and peanuts!  Create projects of your favorite team or create an imaginary one!  $135

STUPENDOUS SOCK ANIMALSAGES 8-12 with Audra Costello - Hand sewing is a great way to develop and mature dexterity and fine motor skills, building self-confidence and patience and is also a great life skill.  Students in this camp will use basic sewing skills to create a variety of animals.  A fan Favorite!! $125

JULY 22-25 4 DAY KIDS CLASSES

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AM: 9:30 - 11:30DON'T BUG ME!AGES 3-5 with Susan Dahl - Susan will introduce students to some of our favorite insects through story, song & play. Once inspired, they will create wonderfully whimsical bug-themed artwork!! $125

WHALE OF A TALEAGES 6-8 withJessicaRamageandAndreaSerafinoHumpback, Orca, Baleen, Beluga or Narwhal!  Come to the pottery studio for a whale of a good time creating, you guessed it, whale-themed ceramics!  $135

CREATURE CREATIONAGES 8-10 with Eric Dull - Welcome to our laboratory! Begin with sculpting your creatures head and face. Add an eye or three. Feathers? Why not. Eric will help you create a creature like no other, as you choose from spikes, stripes, antennae, claws, legs and more.  Just don't feed it after midnight!  $125

JAPANESE ANIME ARTAGES 10-13 withJeffRitchie-Studio Ghibli is one of the most acclaimed animation studios in the world, and the home of some of the most beloved animated works to have ever graced the screen. Jeff will introduce students to anime art, character development, and design, as they produce works in this genre. $125

PM: 12:30 - 2:30SOMEWHERE OVER THE RAINBOWAGES 4-6 with Kathy Winzig - Using a variety of media and processes, children will enjoy this colorful experience of rainbows and more!  $125

Summer ExplorersAGES 6-8 with Linda Goik and Beth Milli - Grab your explorer bag and head out for the first hour of camp searching the fields, woods, and creek that surround our campus.  Come back to the classroom and create a fun piece of artwork based on utilizing things you found outside.  After completing each day, receive a special patch to go on your explorer bag!  Please wear shoes suitable for hiking in a variety of landscapes.  $125

CAMERA CAMPAGES 8-10 with Michele Schneider - Do you love to take photos?  Join the fun in camera camp where we don't just take photos, we make and create great looking photos worthy of framing.  Learn how to compose a photo, use light to enhance your image, discover some tips & tricks and learn how to use software to edit, crop or adjust your photos.  Students must bring an Iphone or digital camera with them to camp.  $125

WOODLAND TEA SETAGES 10-13 withJessicaRamageandAndreaSerafino- Cute or creepy, create a teapot, platter and two tumblers crawling with anything from ants and buzzing bees to fuzzy squirrels and baby bunnies. Perfect to share a cup of tea with a friend! $135

AUG 5-8 4 DAY KIDS CLASSES

JUL 29-AUG 1 FROM 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM

ages 7-12 - Experience the magic of Hogwarts in a fun and creative ARTS camp! Inspired by the Harry Potter books and movies, participants will create art, hike, play Quidditch and much more! $145*earlybird discounts do not apply to this camp *an email will be sent 4 weeks prior to the start of camp with “friend request” instructions

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An intensive ARTS program designed for MIDDLE SCHOOL students

*Ask about our monthly payment plan. *BAYarts “earlybird” discounts do not apply to this program

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WINTER: Nov 19-Feb 11 *no class 11/26, 12/24 & 12/31

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CERAMICSProfessional artist Jessica Ramage (BFA Photography 2003-Cleveland Institute of Art; MA Art Education 2004-Case Western Reserve University) will share her knowledge of wheel-throwing and sculpture in a positive and nurturing environment. Students will learn how to successfully incorporate their hand-building skills and new wheel-throwing skills to create one-of-a-kind sculptures and utilitarian pieces. Each session within the course will focus on a specific theme, helping students to really explore their ideas and imagination culminating in a unique body of work at the end of the course.

CARTOONINGTake your drawing and cartooning skills to the next level with Jim Giar. Jim attended CCAD, studying illustration and photography. There is where adopted advice from his illustration instructor as a lifelong mantra: “every illustration should tell a story.” Recently he has contributed to several anthologies, including the Harvey Award nominated Once Upon A Time Machine published by Locust Moon & Dark Horse Comics, as well as the New York Times best seller FUBAR: Empire of the Rising Dead. He shares his love of comics with kids, looking to motivate the young storytellers of the future to continue telling stories through the use of sequential images… A talent, Jim feels, exists in all children.  In this course Jim will teach basic drawing skills, showing how to give figures form and incorporating storytelling while helping you find your own personal style. Open to any skill level, this class will leave students with a cartooning portfolio to be proud of and tools to apply to any discipline of art.

DRAWING & PAINTINGEric Dull is a 1997 graduate of the Cleveland Institute of Art with a BFA in Illustration. He has worked as an illustrator, graphic and product designer as well as a production artist for a variety of Cleveland area companies. Working in such varied environments, he has become skilled in a wide range of mediums and techniques, both traditional and digital. This intensive program will provide young teens with a creative and supportive artistic environment for portfolio preparation. Students will hone their technical and observational skills, work with a wide range of media, and develop a portfolio of personal work.

GRAPHIC DESIGNProfessional artist Michael Adams (BFA Illustration 1984 Washington University St. Louis), Senior Designer Hallmark Cards and American Greetings, Art Director Zack Designs, Owner at MAdesigns will share his knowledge of problem solving through design. Participants will use digital and traditional media techniques to create posters, books, T-shirts and CD covers. Projects will be based on exploring the 10 top rules of graphic design; including hierarchy, usage of type and application of design solutions to product. Students will be encouraged to explore their ideas and imagination to create pieces that communicate their ideas in the graphic medium. This program will encourage students to combine drawing and painting with typography, photography and digital media. We will be using Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop on MAC laptops (provided). Students will spend half of each session working on computers and the other half working free hand.

STUDENT SHOW: MAY 8

TUESDAY EVENINGS 6:30-8:30 PM AGES 10 AND OLDER Art Club is a 30 week program that allows older children the opportunity to dive

in and study an area of the arts that is of interest to them. Students will work throughout the year to build skills in their selected focus area while also building self-confidence, personal style and community in the studio. In May, Art Club

students will celebrate the year with a Gallery Exhibition of their work in the Dianne Boldman Education Gallery. STUDENTS SHOULD SELECT ONE ART FOCUS BELOW.

A MAXIMUM OF 10 STUDENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED INTO EACH PROGRAM.$600 for the year

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PRESCHOOL create . explore . imagine

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SEPTEMBER 2019 TO MAY 2020BAYarts preschoolers learn in a nurturing, creative environment through play-based, multi-sensory, hands-on activities which emphasize the development of social skills, gross and fine motor skills, movement and rhythm. We’ve designed this art inspired curriculum which integrates Ohio’s Early Learning and Development Standards; all while having FUN.

MINI MOSAICS:LITTLE EXPLORERS(AGES 3-5) Explore your creativity through drawing, painting, printmak-ing, ceramics, crafts & more. Learn indoors, outdoors, through books and wonderful art & nature experiences. MONDAYS 9:30-11:30 AM

ART ADVENTURES (AGES 4-6) Explore your creativity through drawing, painting, printmak-ing, & more. Learn indoors, out-doors, through books and unique art experiences. Guest instructors will expose your child to ceramics & music experiences! TUESDAYS 9:30-11:30 AM OR 12:30-2:30 PM

MINI MOSAICS: ART & CERAMICS (AGES 3-5) Spend the first hour of this class in the art room reading stories, playing games and exploring a variety of art media in a positive and creative environment. During the second hour, students will visit our ceramics studio. The experience of working with clay is invaluable for a child's sensory development, motor skills, self-esteem, personal expression, problem solving and pride. THURSDAYS 9:30-11:30 AM OR 12:30-2:30 PM

MINI MOSAICS: ART & MUSIC (AGES 3-5) Spend the first hour of this class in the art room reading stories, playing games and exploring a variety of art media in a positive and creative environment. During the second hour, students will work with a music therapist exploring instruments, rhythm and songs in a dynamic and social learning environment. Music helps the body and mind work together and ignites all areas of a child's devel-opment: intellectual, social & emotional, motor, language, and overall literacy. FRIDAYS 9:30-11:30 AM

REGISTRATION DATES: FULL YEAR: Apr 9-Aug 5 $700 per program FALL SESSION ONLY EARLYBIRD: Aug 6-13 $270 per program FALL SESSION ONLY: Aug 14-Sep 6 $300 per program

SESSION DATES: FALL SESSION: WK OF SEP 9–WK OF NOV 11

WINTER SESSION: WK OF DEC 2–WK OF FEB 17 SPRING SESSION: WK OF MAR 2-WK OF MAY 11

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STAFF: Nancy Heaton Executive Director, Beth Milli General Manager, Linda Goik Education Director, Karen Petkovik Artistic Director, Pam Mills Director of Creative Projects, Diana Brewer Special Events Manager,

Melanie Harlan Education Assistant, Kate Killeen Education Assistant, Jessica Stockdale Marketing Manager, Kaitlin Lane Accountant, Karry York Office Manager, Maria Weber Kramer Shop Manager,

Susan Schrantz Special Projects Assistant, Moira Beale Head of Ceramics Dept., Jessica Ramage Ceramics Studio Manager, Beth Veres Shop Assistant BOARD: Mary Conway Sullivan President, Lisa Napoli VP, Peter Winzig VP, Jim Tabacznski Secretary,

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