Centre for the Arts Summer 2015 Class Offerings

PAINTING ANIMALS in GOUACHE 6 wks Tues. 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. July 12 -Aug. 16

$190($155 members); $105 groups of 4+ Ages 16+

An introduction to the medium of Gouache, an opaque form of watercolor. Paint applica-tion, brushstrokes, and techniques will be demonstrated in order to encourage students to develop their own style. Students will work from photographs and mounted animals and ex-ternal animal anatomy will be discussed. In-structor and painter Ric Conn studied at the Cor-coran College of Art and the Maryland Institute College of Art. He teaches regularly to stu-dents of all ages. Materials: Registered stu-dents will receive a supplies list. Register by 7/6

PAINTING ANIMALS IN GOUACHE— ADVANCED

6 wks Tues. 1 p.m.– 3 p.m. July 12-Aug. 16 $155 $190 ($155 members); Ages 16+

This class begins with a brief review of skills from previous class. Compositional design, subject size and placement, color mixing, col-or application, matting and framing will all be covered. Students will explore various techniques for painting animals of various sizes and color patterns. Designed to increase technical and compositional skills, this class will aid students in their ability to recognize features necessary for realistic depiction of wildlife. Instructor Ric Conn. Materials: Registered students will receive a supplies list. Register by 7/6

OUTDOOR PHOTOGRAPHY ON DELMARVA

1 day Sat. 1-6 pm. July 30 $85 ($80 members); Ages 12+

Photographer Jay Fleming will share fine art photography techniques while revealing different subjects and locations unique to the Delmarva Peninsula. Students are encour-aged to bring in their own photographs for critique. Bring an SLR camera or a point and shoot. Jay’s award-winning photography showcases his passion for the outdoors and photography. The class will conclude with a field photo-shoot —transportation required. Register by 7/23

iPHONE PHOTOGRAPHY BASICS Sat., 10 a.m.– 1 p.m. June 25

$105; Ages 18+ Are you interested in learning how to get the

Decorative Art and Craft

most out of your iPhone’s camera? In this 3 hour workshop, you’ll learn camera tech-niques that are exclusive to iPhone photog-raphy, and find out which apps are best for image capture. You’ll also learn basic tips for editing and fine-tuning your photos di-rectly on your iPhone. Karen Klinedinst is a Baltimore-based landscape photographer. A graduate of MICA, her work has been ex-hibited regionally and nationally. See more at www.karenklinedinst.com. Prerequisite: a working knowledge of iPhone 5 or later. A list of apps you’ll need will be emailed to you prior to the workshop.($15) Register by 6/22

THE ART OF iPHONEOGRAPHY iPhone Photography Next Steps

Sat., 1-4 p.m. July 16 $105; Ages 18+

In this 3 hour workshop, you’ll learn how to edit, fine-tune and perfect your photos di-rectly on your iPhone or iPad. Plus you’ll study combinations of iOS apps that can transform your images into photo-based digital art. Bring images on your iPhone or iPad to the workshop that you’d like to per-fect and edit, and you’ll be guided through the process. Karen Klinedinst is a Balti-more-based landscape photographer. A graduate of MICA, her work has been exhib-ited regionally and nationally. See more at www.karenklinedinst.com. Register by 6/18 Prerequisite: a working knowledge of iPhone 5 and /or iPad 2 or later. A list of iOS apps we’ll use in the workshop will be emailed to you prior to the workshop.($15) Register by 7/12

STAINED GLASS MOSAIC PARTY Fri. 6:30-9 p.m. June 17

$65 ($55 members)

Break Glass! Drink Wine! Have Fun! Join Jen Wagner for a night of artistic ex-ploration and just sheer fun! Create your

very own original glass on glass mosaic! De-sign, Breaking, and Ad-hering concepts will be covered. All tools and supplies included. Jen Wagner is an award winning mosaic artist

and owner of Ouvert Gallery in St. Michaels. Register by 6/10

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Dance, Movement & Well-being

SUNDAY CRAFT WORKSHOPS AT WYE RIVER DESIGNS

Instructor Candace Liccione grew up in the craft industry with her family’s business: Aleene’s Tacky Glue. Teaching crafts for

many years, she now owns Wye River De-signs where she teaches all kinds of crafts.

www.wyeriverdesigns.com. Location: 4300 Main St, Grasonville. Registration dead-

lines are 1 week prior to class. Ages 13+

I: Mosaic Trivet– Sun., June 19, 12-4 p.m.;$53 Decorate a wooden trivet with mosaics and stained glass pieces in any design you desire. You will learn the techniques on how to cut mosaics and stained glass and how to glue and grout. the trivet is easy and fun to make. II: Mosaic Stepping Stone- Sun., July 10, 12-4 p.m.; $53 Art for your garden… Mosaic a round or square concrete stepping stone using mosaic pieces and broken plates. Choose your own design and create a lovely sum-mer project that will look beautiful in your garden or anywhere.

TAI CHI FOR DIABETES MANAGEMENT 4 Wks, Mon & Wed 10-11 am,

July 18-Aug. 10 $65($60 members) Ages 20-75 Tai Chi improves health through gentle flowing movements promoting inner balance and strength. This 2 session per week program is

designed for individuals who are interested in adding an-other piece to their manage-ment of diabetes. Gentle exer-cises with strong emphasis on mental relaxation which has shown to improve cellular up-

take and glucose metabolism, stabilization of glucose levels and, for many, have a positive impact on A1C levels when practiced regularly. Elizabeth Rankin, PhD is a Senior Trainer, certified by Tai Chi for Health Institute and Director of A Dragon & Pearl Tai Chi. Materi-als: DVD $25 Register by 7/11

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No experience necessary.

$45.00 ($40 members).

Classes are at the Centre for the Arts unless noted otherwise. 206 S. Commerce St. (Rt. 213 N), Centreville, MD. 410.758.2520 www.queenannescountyarts.com

Information and Policies

The QAC Arts Council (Council) may cancel a program for reasonable cause. Upon agreement by the instructor and students, we will utilize pictures of students for publicity, educational, or docu-mentary use.

Registration Online at www.queenannescountyarts.com (click on the Instruction link) ; in per-son at 206 S. Commerce St, Centreville; by phone with Visa or MC 410.758.2520; by mail. Checks are payable to QACAC. DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION IS ONE WEEK BEFORE CLASS START DATE.

Benefits of Membership: The majority of our classes are offered at a discounted cost to our Members. Membership support contributes to year-round programming of events and education-al opportunities. Yearly individual memberships are $25, a family membership is $35.

Registration and Materials Fees: There is a $5 non-refundable registration fee included in the tuition cost for all classes. Students are responsible for coming to class on the correct day and time without further notice. Missed classes will not be made up or credited. Some classes may be joined in progress; contact the Council for information on individual classes.

Cancellations & Refunds: Cancellation: Queen Anne's County Arts Council reserves the right to cancel any class due to under-subscription. Full refunds will be issued in the event of such a cancellation. Refunds: Students can request a refund if withdrawn by the registration deadline, less a 10% administrative fee. Submitting registration and payment implies acceptance of the policies stated in this brochure.

Weather: Class cancellations will be posted on our social media sites and students will receive email or phone notification from their instructor regarding cancellations and make-up class ar-rangements.

Individuals with Disabilities: QACAC welcomes the participation of patrons with disabilities. Reasonable ADA accommodations that patrons require to enjoy QACAC services, programs or activities should be requested at least two weeks in advance. To make these arrangements call 410.758.2520.

Note: Enjoy the creative process and make it enjoyable for everyone else. Students are expected to come prepared and to participate in class, to treat other students and the building with respect, and to refrain from the use of alcohol, controlled substances and tobacco. Any problems or concerns regarding instruction, safety or policies should be brought to the attention of Council staff immediately.

The Queen Anne’s County Arts Council is a nonprofit organization committed to pro-moting, expanding and sustaining the arts. Contributions are tax deductible.

Visit us on the web: www.queenannescountyarts.com

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Centre for the Arts Summer 2016 Class Offerings

Arts Council Registration

Complete one form for each participant Mail registration and fees to

QACAC, 206 S. Commerce St., Centreville, MD 21617

or fax 410.758.1222 (credit cards only)

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In consideration of acceptance of this enrollment by the QAC Arts Council, Inc. I, intending to be legally bound hereby for myself, my heirs, executors, and administrators, waive and release any and all claims for damages I may have against the QAC Arts Council, Inc., the instructors and staff, their agents, and assigns, for any injuries suffered by myself/my child at said program. Submitting registration and payment implies acceptance of all policies stated in this brochure.

THURSDAYS IN THE PARK FREE SUMMER CONCERT SERIES

All concerts start at 7 p.m.

Bring a blanket or chairs!

“Art is not what you see, but what you make others

see.” ― Edgar Degas

MOSAIC MURAL PROJECT & ARTS CAMP

Session I June 20- 24 Session II June 27– July 1 9am –3pm Cost /session $225. Ages 8 - 15

Artist Jen Wagner will create a 100 square foot exterior mosaic mural this summer in Downtown Centreville on the site of Callahan's Laundry, located at 117 East Water St. Participants will contribute to the design, and learn breaking, adhering and grouting tech-niques as they create the mural. Bring a bag lunch. Community members are invited to be a part of this project and can participate in a Community Work Day Saturday, June 25th from 8:30am - 12:30 pm in conjunction with the Cen-treville farmer's market. Other Work Days will be held as needed: Saturdays, July 9, 16, 23 and 30th of 2016 from 8:30am -12:30pm.

June 9, Shore Shakespeare—presents William Shakespeare's Macbeth, directed by Shelagh Grasso. This most infamous of plays explores the darker side of the human soul as the title charac-ters confront ambition, prophecy, temptation, and murder. Chesapeake Heritage & Visitor Cen-ter, 425 Piney Narrows Rd, Chester. US 50 Exit 41 June 23, Chesapeake Sons—this dynamic duo brings a rejuvenating edge as well as class tight harmonies to country music. Citing influences like the Black Crowes, Chesapeake Sons have a unique and refreshing style. They can rock out on guitar with explosive crescendos but are still able to sing to the hearts of many with their vulnerable ballads. Hemingway’s Restaurant, 357 Pier One Rd., Stevensville; food & beverages available.

July 21, Chris Sacks Band—get your flip flops on and come to enjoy a creative blend of breezy tropical roots rock, beach music with influences of Jimmy Buffet, The Rolling Stones, and Bob Marley. Says Sacks, “What I think about when I pick up my guitar; songs that convey true emotion and tell a story that takes you away from it all for a while.” Hemingway’s Restaurant, 357 Pier One Rd., Stevensville; food & beverages available.

August 11, O’Brennan Brothers — Hemingway’s Restaurant, 357 Pier One Rd., Stevensville, food & beverages available.

August 25, Wheelhouse—Classic rock spiked with the latest hits plus some Motown and awesome jazz thrown in for flavor! Combine very talented musicians, outstanding vocals and exciting stage presence. That’s Wheelhouse! Hemingway’s Res-taurant, 357 Pier One Rd., Stevensville; food & beverages available.

Concerts are open to the public and held rain or shine. Call the Arts Council (410-758-2520) in the event of extreme weather alerts regarding con-cert changes. Presented with support from Hem-ingway’s and the Maryland States Arts Council.