Winter 2020 Young Artist Schedule

Kidz Clay

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Instructor: Diane DeRogatis

Age 7 to 12 • 4:15 to 6:15 pm

Tuesday for 6-weeks

Winter Session 1 • starts January 21
Winter Session 2 • starts March 10
Spring Session 3 • starts April 28

The ceramics class offered for children will consist of basic hand-building techniques. We will explore and build upon 3 techniques: pinch pot, slab, and coil. Students will create both decorative and functional works of art. Each finished piece will be either sealed and or painted. Come and explore and create with clay!

$ 72 per 6-weeks

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Kidz Kreate • Multi-Media

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Instructor: Diane DeRogatis

This class is almost filled up please register as soon as possible to hold your space.

Age 7 to 12 • 10:00 to Noon

Saturday for 5 weeks

Winter Session 1 • starts January 25
Winter Session 2 • starts March 14

A fun, hands-on class for young artists interested in exploring a variety of artistic methods and mediums. The class goal is to expand one’s idea of art beyond painting on paper. Projects include printmaking, drawing, painting, and collage. The final class will conclude with a student art show.

$ 60 per 5-weeks

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just4TEENS

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Instructor: Lorrie Ricciardi

Age 13 to 17 • 1:00 to 3:30 pm

Saturday for 5 weeks

Winter Session 1 • starts January 25
Winter Session 2 • starts March 14

Learn to look at Acrylic Painting in a tradional way with line, applied color theory, and sharp brush strokes! Work on Classic Drawing techniques such as perspective, line, crosshatching, and smudging. Work with a variety of techniques involved with painting. All levels are welcome!

$ 75 per 5-weeks

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“No student will be denied admission on the basis of race, color, gender or ethnic origin. However, the Greater Norristown Art League reserves the right to refuse enrollment to participants with a history of disruptive behavior or for any impediment to the learning process of the group as a whole. ”