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United Arts Campaign
2008: We need your help to make our goal of $45,000 by May
9.
Donate now!
click here for campaign
form or call 407-671-1886 to give by credit card today.
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Summer Program,
classes & workshops for adults
& teens:
enrolling now! Classes start June 16. |
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May 2 to June 28
Alice and William Jenkins Gallery
The
Art of
Tea
For
centuries the teapot has been a creative as well as
functional challenge for potters. Although some teapots are
straightforward in their simplicity, others are
fantastically sculptural, practically throwing functionality
to the wind. Thirteen contemporary ceramics artists
interpret the
age-old vessel for this show, including former Crealdé
Ceramics and Sculpture Department Director Susan Vey,
Russ Gustafson-Hilton, Mike Lalone, and University of
Central Florida’s Hadi Abbas. Curated by Vincent
Sansone.
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May 2 to July 26
Showalter Hughes Community Gallery
South Apopka: A
Community Portrait
With deep roots to the past,
South Apopka is characterized
by remaining almost entirely
African American.
This exhibition features portraits and
social landscapes
of this unique Central Florida community
by Crealdé associate Bob Michaels.
Curator: Peter Schreyer
Image: Ms. Johnson, by Bob Michaels |
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WATERCOLOR EXPLORATIONS
Above:
Rafael's Rose, 60" x 42" $1,500.00
THREE
LARGE ARTWORKS FOR SALE,
PLEASE CLICK HERE.
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See the sculptures of
Daryl Golden and the
paintings of Toni Taylor, May 15 - June 13 at The Gallery at
Avalon Island.
The
exhibit debuts in Avalon Island’s main gallery on May 15th,
2008 from 6pm to 9pm, as part of the Third Thursday Art Walk
and will be on display through June 13th, 2008.
Daryl, who lives in Central
Florida, has lived and studied internationally. She is a
member of The Florida Sculpture Society, The Florida Artist
Registry, and is a fellow at Crealdé School of Art, where
she studied sculpture with David Cumbie and Vincent Sansone.
Keys to the
Earth, clay & bronze
Daryl's current work in ceramics
and bronze depicts the human figure and evokes emotions and
speaks to inner feelings, fears and relationships.
The Gallery at Avalon Island is open from 12pm to 6pm,
Tuesday through Saturday at 37 S. Magnolia Ave. Orlando, FL
32801. |
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2008
Workshops
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Click here for more upcoming workshops!
June 14 & 15
Golden Artist Colors
Collage & Gel Transfer
Techniques
Presented by Kevin Tobin in Studio 1B
Members $200, Non-members $220 (You
may take a single day for $100/$120.)
Registration deadline June 10.
Saturday 1:00–6:00 p.m.
Seductive Surfaces
for a More
Painterly Approach to Collage
Explore new, fun and innovative approaches to collage
using acrylic mediums. Try new surfaces. Learn to create a
multitude of surfaces with acrylic gels and grounds that can
enhance the collage process. Explore grounds for washes,
glazes, texture and layering, for drawing and painting and
applying images.
Sunday 10:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
Image Transfers and Gel Skin
Techniques for Collage
Mixed Media artist, K.D. Tobin shares his experience
with collage in this fun and informative class. This
workshop will cover different, simple ways to use transfers
for collage, including laser, ink-jet and transparent
“decal” skins. Participants will create some very unique
papers with acrylic, which can be used to add new dimension
to your collage works. Suitable for all levels and all
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May 24 Day of Workshops
Members $55, Non-members $75
Photo Festival XVI 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.
Photo Festival XVI is a fundraiser and all tuition will go to benefit the
Photography Department. Lunch is included with the price of the workshop.
Students are encouraged to bring a few prints for the Photo Sharing sessions
at the end of the workshop.
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The following private foundations generously
support Crealdé:
The Charlotte & Edward K. Wheeler foundation
The Elizabeth Morse Genius Foundation
The Golden Rule Foundation
The Jacque and Annis Bowen Foundation
The Kimball Family Foundation
The Nelson Family Trust
The Valencia Community College Foundation
The William J. Conlee Fund at the Edyth Bush
Charitable Foundation
The Winter Park Health Foundation
Senior’s First through a grant from The Hagan
Family Foundation
Crealdé thanks the following sponsors and
contributors for their support:
Acropolis Design Studio; Akerman, Senterfitt,
Attorneys at Law; Amazon Hose & Rubber Co.; American Heritage Press; ARTSystems of Florida;
BankFirst of Winter Park; Batteries Plus; Colonial Photo & Hobby; Foley &
Lardner LLP; Frank Roark, General Contractor; GenSpring Family Offices;
Harmon Photo; KPMG; Mercury Printers and Promotions, Inc.; Orlando Magic; Print File, Inc.; Scearce, Satcher &
Jung; Shell’s Seafood; Southern Photo Technical Service of Orlando, Inc.;
Steppi Roofing; Streamline Technologies; Target; Walt Disney World
Worldwide Outreach;
Whole Foods Market of Winter Park; Winter Park Rotary Club
Crealdé School of Art is a not-for-profit art organization supported in
part by memberships;
United Arts of Central Florida; the City of Winter Park; the State of
Florida Department of State,
Division of Cultural Affairs; The Florida Arts Council; The National
Endowment for the Arts;
and various private foundations.
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