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2008 Calendar: Exhibitions, Workshops and Special
Events Please call the office for details or to register: 407-671-1886 |
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| Summer Session Classes |
begin June 9 for kids, June 16 for adults |
Classes (8 weeks long) and workshops
for adults begin. Six-week ArtCamp for Young Artists begins. (See bottom of page.) |
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New! Intaglio Printmaking Workshop
with Visiting Artist |
May 24 & 25 Saturday & Sunday, 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Registration deadline: May 21, Members $200 • Non-members $220 |
Students will learn the following techniques: Basic line
etching, Aquatint, Softground etching, Single intaglio inking
and printing. Addtional inking/printing techniques: multiple intaglio, single intaglio with surface roll (ink of a
different color), chine collé. Each student will create their
own project to be taken home. All materials and two etching
presses provided. A native of central Florida, David Hunter holds a B.A. and M.A. in zoology from the University of South Florida. David has participated in art shows from Miami to Michigan, and shows his work in galleries in Florida, Alabama, Louisiana, North Carolina, and Massachusetts. |
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The Art of Tea Ceramic teapots |
May
2 - June 28 9-5
Mon.-Thurs. |
"I chose this subject because teapots are a form that can be rendered in almost any subject matter. If I wanted to, I could make a teapot look like a bowl of fruit, or a ham sandwich. The teapot is a form that both functional and sculptural potters can dig into." —Vincent Sansone, curator |
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Hannibal Square Portrait Exhibition Heritage Center |
through June 28
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During the inaugural session of classes at the new Heritage Center last fall, Crealdé instructor Tom Sadler and his plein air painting students captured moments in time on Hannibal Square. | ||||
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South Apopka: A Community
Portrait Photography
by Bob Michaels |
May
2 - July 26
9-5 Mon.-Thurs. |
"South Apopka represents the African American
community that bounds my home, the City of Apopka, Florida. This
area has a long history, a real sense of community, and some
extraordinary people. It is a traditional small town where
everyone seems to know everyone else. It is truly a throwback to
an old time when the population of central Florida was a very
small fraction of today." |
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| Photo Festival XVI: Day of Workshops |
May 24 Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Members $55 • Non-members $75 |
Photo Festival gives students the opportunity to select their choices of five one-hour workshops and presentations on a wide variety of photographic subjects. In addition to the workshops Southern Photo Technical Services will provide a free camera check-up and cleaning. Topics to be covered will include photographing the landscape, portraiture, hand coloring, and much more. Photo Festival XVI: A Day of Workshops is a fundraiser and all tuition will go to benefit the Photography Department. | ||||
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Summer ArtCamp for children and teens registering now! |
June 9 - August 7 Prices vary. Session 1 sold out. |
Central Florida’s original summer ArtCamp features one- and two-week sessions where children ages 5 through 17 can explore their creativity in painting, drawing, ceramics, sculpture, and photography. High school students may participate in week-long media-specific intensive studies. | ||||
