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Acrylic Painting Computing I (For Seniors)

Intermediate Level Adult & Community Enrichment Course


Adult & Community
Enrichment Course This class is designed specifically for sen-
iors. Each student is provided with a state-
of-the-art laptop computer during the class.
Lessons are also projected onto an over-
sized screen at the front of the classroom.
After completing this course, students' fear
and confusion about their computer disap-
pears. The class focuses on having fun
while learning to send and receive e-mail,
navigate around the computer and create
Instruction is individualized according to files. Solid, basic computer skills are your
the knowledge and needs of each stu- main take-away from this class.
dent. Students are free to work in a stu-
dio setting. The creation of paintings is Attendance will be limited to Seven (7)
explored through approaches to still life, students from Glenridge. Students will be
figure and landscape. enrolled in the order in which registrations
1. Development of painting skills, tech- are received. Computers will be provided
niques and aesthetic sensibilities related but students may bring their own laptop.
to artistic expression in watercolor - em- Laptops brought to class by students may
phasis on color, value and composition. not have access to the Internet. This class
2. Develop the ability to evaluate and is based on the Windows operating system;
analyze the student’s own work as well as it is NOT oriented toward Macintosh com-
the work of other students in the class. puters.
Instructor provides list of supplies which
most students have. Dates: Thurs., April 28 - June 23
(8 sessions in 9 weeks)
Dates: Wed. April 27 – June 15 NO CLASS MAY 19
(8 sessions) Time: 9:00am – 10:30am
Time: 2:00pm - 4:00pm Place: MacIntyre II, 2ndfloor
Place: Art Room Fee: $15.00
Fee: No Fee Instructor: Robert Wolfe
Instructor: Marilyn Charlotte
Mr. Wolfe has a degree in Computer Sci-
Marilyn is an award-winning artist who ence and has been teaching computer
brings versatility in watercolor, acrylic and classes for Adult Education and Senior En-
oil painting and subject matter. Her work richment for several years. He makes
is exhibited in galleries and art shows learning computers a unique experience.
throughout Florida and is in private collec-
tions internationally. Marilyn has taught
art courses and workshops in her studio/
gallery and in art center settings around ~~~~~~~
Florida. She is presently Vice President
of Florida Suncoast Watercolor Society.
Digital Photography: Inside & Out
Adult & Community Enrichment Course

This is a hands on class that will meet both in


and out of the classroom. This class is for
those of you who already know how to use the
buttons and menus on your digital camera but
would like to know when to use your Scene
Mode and have questions about lighting and
shadows. You will have access to a teacher to
help you set up and get your best shot. We will
return to the classroom to enhance and edit our
photos using Google’s Picasa.
Computing II (For Seniors)
Adult & Community Students are expected to have competency us-
Enrichment Course ing a computer and navigating the Internet.
Students must bring a charged camera, extra
This class is for students who have taken batteries, a USB cord, and the manual that
Introduction to Computing I or those who came with the camera to class. Class size is
have good basic computing skills. Learn safe limited to Eight (8) students from Glenridge.
methods to browse the web, create well-
formed word processing documents and how Dates: Wed. April 27 – June 8
to manage files and folders. Use CD's, pen (6 sessions in 7 weeks)
drives, digital cameras and the Internet dur- NO CLASS May 11
ing this class. Time: 10:00am – 11:30am
Place: MacIntyre II, 2nd floor
Attendance is limited to Seven (7) students Fee: $15.00
from Glenridge. Students will be enrolled in Instructor: Bonnie Hammer
the order in which registrations are received.
Computers will be provided but students Bonnie Hammer has a BFA in Graphic
may bring their own laptop. Laptops brought Design from Rochester Institute of Technology,
to class by students may not have access to an MFA in Computer Art from the School of
the Internet. This class is based on the Win- Visual Art, and a Professional Teacher Certifi-
dows operating system; it is NOT oriented cation in Elementary Education and Art K-12
toward Macintosh computers. from Manatee Community College. She has
taught as an adjunct professor in New York
Dates: Thurs. April 28 - June 23 City and at several Sarasota and Manatee
(8 sessions in 9 weeks) County schools. Bonnie designed and created
NO CLASS MAY 19 her cycling clubs’ newsletters, has worked on
Time: 10:45am – 12:30pm an award winning website, special effects films
Place: MacIntyre II, 2nd floor and window design illus-
Fee: $15.00 trations. She enjoys tak-
Instructor: Robert Wolfe ing digital photographs,
continues to send out
weekly e-newsletters,
and advised and facili-
tated a full color school
~~~~~~~ yearbook.
Dramatic Expressions I & II
Adult & Community Enrichment Course
Dramatic Expressions I & II
Dramatic Expressions I (continued)
This is a beginner’s class for those who desire
to study the basic rudiments of dramatic act- Dates: Mon., April 25 – June 6
ing. The course includes improvisational thea- (6 sessions in 7 weeks)
ter games, scene study and character devel- NO CLASS - May 30
opment. Discover the performer inside of you.
Unleash your creativity in a fun, unintimidating Times are as follows:
atmosphere as well as interacting with your Dramatic Expressions I 1:30pm - 2:30 pm
friends in the world of make believe. Dramatic Expressions II 2:30pm - 3:30 pm

Dramatic Expressions II Place: Theater


This class is designed for those who have had Fee: $20.00
basic dramatic instruction and wish further Instructor: Seva Anthony
studies in character development through the
use of improvisational exercises and ad- Seva returns from a highly successful experi-
vanced script analysis. Emphasis will be on ence as instructor during our 2010 Academy
refining techniques for the stage and camera. year. The Play Readers Café that followed
Learn the basics of "method acting" through was well received and clearly demonstrated
the use of comedic material. If you are al- Seva’s skill in direction and dramatic instruc-
ready a good thespian, this course will take tion and student improvement.
you to a higher level.

Please read this info if taking one of the


Dramatic Expression classes:

To reduce what might be called “non-learning”


student time for those waiting for their turn
with the teacher, class sizes will be limited to
Eight (8) per class. A total of 16 applicants
will be accepted for the 6 Monday classes.
Expressions I class will be held at 1:30pm and
the more advanced class at 2:30pm. The
student’s choice of class hour will be on a first
come – first served basis as determined
through the registration process.

For the benefit of the participants, it is desir-


able to have the same students attend the
same class hour each week. Students may
make up any missed classes with the teach-
ers permission but cannot participate other-
wise.

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Enter the Dragon
Chinese Contemporary Art
Adult & Community Enrichment Course

China is a growing economic and industrial


power on the world stage. The increased
importance the Chinese give to contempo-
rary art reflects this new reality. These lec-
tures illustrate the broad use of materials
and concepts being used by Chinese artists
today, examining the interaction between
the new technologies and art that have Foreign Affairs/Contemporary
arisen over the last decade.
World
Dates: Mon., April 25—June 6 Adult & Community
(6 sessions in 7 weeks) Enrichment Course
NO CLASS May 30
Time: 10:30am – 12:00 Noon Do you want informed, intelligent conver-
Place: Theater, 1st floor sations with someone about what you read
Fee: No fee in the paper or see on television news?
Instructor: Kevin Costello The instructor leads lively discussions and
lectures on today's political geography and
Kevin Costello is an honors graduate of the daily happenings that shape our coun-
Goldsmiths College, London University, and try's present and future. The first hour cov-
the Chelsea School of Art. He is an artist, ers topics raised by the students. The re-
writer, critic, lecturer, former State School maining time is devoted to lecture, elabo-
Program Manager at the Ringling Museum rating on the important "leitmotiv" of the
of Art, and a member of the City of Sarasota first hour's subjects. Student participation
Public Art Committee. is a must. The emphasis is on foreign pol-
icy.

Dates: Friday, April 29 – June 17


(8 sessions)
Time: 10:30am – 12:00 Noon
Place: MacIntyre I, 2nd floor
Fee: $15.00
Instructor: Bob Clementis
Bob Clementis is a respected former for-
eign policy analyst with NATO and the U.
S. Military. He was an instructor for the
Department of Defense and an instructor
on location in the newly joined former War-
saw Pact states. He holds an MA in Inter-
national Relations/History.
History of China Silk Painting
DVD Series—Part I
In a world growing increasingly smaller, China This is an exciting and stimulating class to ex-
still seems a faraway and exotic land, with se- plore design, color and floral painting on silk.
crets and mysteries of ages past, its history Color on silk is breathtaking. Design tech-
and intentions veiled from most Westerners. niques are easy to apply and florals are a
Yet behind that veil lies one of the most amaz- lovely compliment for this art form. Classes
ing civilizations the world has ever known. For are taught in an open and shared manner.
most of its 5,000-year existence, China has Classes are geared for beginning students as
been the largest, most populous, wealthiest, well as artists interested in exploring silk paint-
and mightiest nation on Earth. And for us as ing. Students will finish 3 to 4 scarves.
Westerners, it is essential to understand where
Dates: Thursday, April 28 - June 2
China has been in order to anticipate its future.
(6 sessions)
This course answers this need by delivering a
Time: 9:30am - 11:30am
comprehensive political and historical overview
Place: Art Room
of one of the most fascinating and complex
Fee: $180 - Includes ALL
countries in world history. Every lecture from
materials needed
Yao to Mao: 5000 Years of Chinese History
Instructor: Jamie Kirkell
may seem like a journey across a virgin land-
scape, for the ground it covers has been
largely unexplored in the history courses most
of us in the West have taken.

Dates: Tues., April 26 – May 31


(6 sessions)
2- 30 min. lectures per class
Time: 10:30am – 11:30am
Place: MacIntyre II, 2nd floor
Fee: No Fee
Twilight on the 18th (by Kirkell)
Instructor: Professor Kenneth Hammond

Professor Kenneth J. Hammond is Associate Jamie Kirkell was an art director at Kirkell/
Professor of History and Head of the History Poindexter Studios in NYC, NY. Working with
Department at New Mexico State University. two other exceptional silk artist his work grew
He earned his A.M. in East Asian Regional exponentially and their art sold throughout
Studies and Ph.D. in History and East Asian North and South America. Kirkell was a United
Languages from Harvard University. Past States Peace Corps volunteer in the Philip-
President of the Society for Ming Studies, Dr. pines where his interest in Orchid designing
Hammond has won several grants and fellow- and collecting took hold. Kirkell apprenticed
ships. He has published many articles and under Indonesia Batik Master, Bambang
translations and is editor of The Human Tradi- Oetoro. His silk paintings today are a direct
tion in Premodern China. result of his travel and study in Java. Today
Kirkell’s work in large floral paintings brings a
freshness, lightness and exploration of botani-
cal art and the art of the orchid and iris. His
work has been exhibited throughout the U.S. at
over 15 botanical gardens and arboretums in-
cluding the Chrysler Building in New York City
and the Selby Botanical Gardens in Sarasota,
FL.
So You’ve Never Sounds of Mozart,
Touched a Computer Mendelssohn and Berlioz
Adult & Community Enrichment Course Adult & Community Enrichment Course

VERY BASIC - Are you ready for an introduc- Explore the lives and times of three great
tion-to-computing class but you have never composers: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
used a computer or handled a mouse? This (Austrian), Jakob Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn
class is for YOU! Become familiar with the com- (German) and Hector Berlioz (French). Lis-
puter laboratory, build basic skills and gain con- ten to beautiful music and learn to identify
fidence in your abilities. Learn to understand the particular sounds of the composer’s pe-
computer hardware, turn on the computer, ex- riod (spans 18th & 19th century). Learn
plore the basic desktop elements and learn how how the composer’s music was shaped by
to use the mouse. Laptop computers will be pro- the historical period in which they lived; as
vided for use during the class. well as their place of birth. There will be cof-
fee and cookies.
Class size is limited to Six (6) students from
Glenridge. This class is based on the Windows Dates: Tuesday, April 26—May 17
operating system; it is NOT oriented toward (ONLY 4 sessions)
Macintosh computers. Time: 10:30am - 12:00 Noon
Place: MacIntyre I, 2nd floor
Dates: Wed. April 27- June 8 Fee: No Fee
(6 sessions in 7 weeks) Instructor: Joan Rubinstein
NO CLASS May 11
Time: 12:30pm - 2:30pm Joan Rubinstein is a teacher of Music Ap-
Place: MacIntyre II, 2nd floor preciation and History, performer, art histo-
Fee: $15.00 rian and painter. She has a degree from
Instructor: Bonnie Hammer Syracuse University in Music and Violin
Pedagogy. She taught Music History and
Bonnie Hammer Appreciation in Philadelphia, New York and
has a BFA in New Jersey before moving to Sarasota.
Graphic Design Joan has taught classes for the Adult and
from Rochester Community Education Center since 1995,
Institute of Tech- and for Brandeis University, the National
nology, an MFA in Women's Committee, private groups and
Computer Art from Elderhostel.
the School of Vis-
ual Art, and a Pro-
fessional Teacher Certification in Elementary
Education and Art K-12 from Manatee Commu-
nity College. She has taught as an adjunct pro-
fessor in New York City and at several Sarasota
and Manatee County area schools. Bonnie de-
signed and created her cycling clubs’ newslet-
ters, has worked on an award winning website,
special effects films and window design illustra-
tions. She enjoys taking digital photographs,
continues to send out weekly e-newsletters, and
advised and facilitated a full color school year-
book.
Stained Glass Watercolors at The Glenridge
for Experienced Painters
This workshop is for those who have attended
previous Academy watercolor classes and are
experienced watercolorists. The following pro-
jects will be included:
Works by
Greene
A Spring Scene:
Join the fun in learning how to make a sun- Colorful foliage at a lakeside
catcher of your choice, or a night light. For Watercolor with a palette knife:
those who have taken the course, they might an experiment with thick and thin paint.
choose to make a 3-D star. You will learn the Paint Your Own Note Cards I:
techniques of cutting glass, wrapping it with Choose seascapes and landscapes
lead came or copper foil and soldering it to-
Paint Your Own Note Cards II:
gether.
Choose florals and creatures
Registration is limited to Eight (8) students. Zen Painting-A Floral Vignette:
Students should bring flat nose and needle Working rapidly without drawing
nose pliers and a pair of garden gloves if they Harmony with Analagus Colors:
have them. Use the color wheel to achieve unity
Collage and Watercolor:
Dates: Thursday, April 28 - June 2 Build an imaginary scene around a clipping
(6 sessions)
Wet Into Wet Field of Flowers:
Time: 1:00pm – 3:00pm
Let yourself go with luscious colors!
Place: Art Room, 2nd floor
Fee: $15.00 (Includes supplies)
Instructor: Grace Greene Instructor provides list of supplies which most
students have. The minimum class size is
Glenridge member Grace Greene has been Five (5) students.
creating stained glass sun catchers, lamp-
shades, tabletops and many other art objects Dates: Wed. April 27 - June 15
for many years, having learned the art in a (8 sessions)
YMCA course in the early 1970s from a de- Time: 10:00am – 12:00 Noon
lightful and inspiring couple. She has taught Place: Art Room, 2nd floor
several classes to all ages of students. Fee: $120.00; students must provide
paint, brushes, and paper larger
than 12x16 inches (if desired)
Instructor: Sue Anderson

Sue Anderson studied art in college and at


schools and workshops in Connecticut, New
York and New Hampshire; she had five years of
private instruction by Dee Winterhalter in Flor-
ida. Her work has appeared at juried art shows
and is in private collections throughout the U.S.

Painting by
Sue Anderson

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