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Gualala Arts
Promoting public interest and participation in the arts since 1961.
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Workshops
Workshops
See below for information on
On-going Classes & Workshops,
Registration, Payment & Cancellation Policy and
Information for Instructors.
See also
Groups & Meetings for information on interest group meetings.
Out of town workshop participants: see our
Visitor Information page, including lodgings & restaurants.
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2010 Workshop catalog
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Gualala Arts offers a full array of workshops
plus ongoing classes and studios throughout the year.
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Saturdays, March 13 & 27
Ceramics: Slab Vessel with Texture
Instructor: Barbara Tocher
Students will make a bowl or a platter which is shaped with a slump mold.
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Saturday, March 20
Jewelry: Cold Clasp Using Wire
Instructor: Iris Sandkühler
Why spend all of that time creating a unique, handmade piece and then top it off with a predictable machine-made clasp?
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Tuesdays, March 23 - April 27
Introduction to Argentine Tango
Instructors: Raquel Mashiach & Walter Stillman
Argentine tango is the archetypical partners dance, the distillation of male and female energy, art in motion.
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Saturday - Sunday, March 27 - 28
No Rules - Brushless Painting
Instructors: Jane Head & Jan Fogel
The artists will demonstrate brushless painting techniques using common workshop tools or kitchen utensils.
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Monday - Wednesday, April 5 - 7
Simply Delicious Pastels
Instructor: Suzi Marquess Long
Join Suzi as she dons her smock and whips up a visual confection of shadows and lights, brights and subtles, skillful compositions and combinations of colors that all look good enough to eat!
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Wednesday - Thursday, April 14 - 15
The Fancywork Coat
Instructor: Rachel Clark
This workshop is designed to use some of the materials that the student may have collected over the years for that special garment.
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Saturday - Sunday, May 8 - 9
Broom Making
Instructor: Melinda Napier
Make a hearth broom, a cobweb sweeper, and two long handled brooms (floor sweepers).
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Saturday - Sunday, May 15 - 16
Jewelry Making with Precious Metal Clay
Instructor: Mary Neuer Lee
Create beautiful jewlery with Precious Metal Clay.
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Friday - Sunday, May 21 - 23
Language of Landscape: Watercolor Workshop
Instructor: Dale Laitinen
The visual poetry of the landscape as discovered through the watercolor brush is the goal of this workshop.
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Saturday - Sunday, June 19 - 20
Paste, Papers, Books and Beyond
Instructor: Susan Gross
An age-old method of mixing paste and pigment, layering it, and then using tools to scrape, scratch and draw through the layers.
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Saturday - Sunday, June 26 - 27
Travel Sketchbooking
Instructor: Susan Cornelis
Learn to make painting so portable that you can do it on a hike, in the woods, at the beach or around town.
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Tuesday - Friday, July 6 - 16
Summer Art Program for Youth
Multiple instructors
All children are invited to participate in the Summer Art Program for Youth, sponsored by Gualala Arts. This program has been extremely popular in its past 19 years.
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Wednesday, September 15
An Introduction to the Elements & Principles of Design
Instructor: Liz Berg
This one day class will get you started in understanding some basic composition ideas utilizing the elements and principles of design.
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Thursday, September 16
Color: How to Make an 'Oh Wow' Quilt
Instructor: Liz Berg
We will explore color theory and do a number of color exercises that will lead to a greater understanding of successful use of color in our quilts.
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Friday - Sunday, September 17 - 19
Watercolor Liberation (a no-bull approach)
Instructor: Woody Hansen
An artistically simplified approach to color, line, shape and value will have a liberating influence toward dramatically improving your work.
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Saturday - Sunday, October 2 - 3
Digital Nature Photography Weekend:
Basics to Advanced
Instructor: Kathy Adams Clark
This weekend workshop will be a blend of classroom presentations and 60-90 minute outdoor shooting. |
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Saturday - Sunday, October 2 - 3
Ancient Cultures & New Frontiers:
Magic with Polymer Clay
Instructor: Dayle Doroshow
The exciting medium of polymer clay lends itself easily and uniquely to book arts, assemblage and jewelry.
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Saturday - Sunday, October 30 - 31
No Rules - Brushless Painting
Instructors: Jane Head & Jan Fogel
The artists will demonstrate brushless painting techniques using common workshop tools or kitchen utensils.
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Saturday - Sunday, November 6 - 7
Making a Personal Shrine
Instructor: Carol Soth
Create a personal shrine using a wide variety of media.
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Saturday, November 13
Get Published:
Independent Publishing and Self Publishing Today
Instructor: Lindsay Whiting
With the help of today's technology there are now more
affordable ways than ever to publish your own book.
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Monday - Friday, November 15 - 19
Advanced Watercolor Portraits
Instructor: Myrna Wacknov
This workshop is designed for those who are already familiar with the basics of portraiture.
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Friday - Sunday, May 6 - 8
Concept Development:
How to create unique and meaningful art
Instructor: Katharine Cartwright
"There are two necessary criteria for something to be deemed 'a work of art'
- it must have meaning and it must embody that meaning."
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On-going Classes & Workshops
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Monday - Friday
Open Clay Studio
Instructors: Barbara Tocher & others
The Clay Studio offers a drop-in Open Studio facility for local artists and visitors, where they can learn how to make and decorate hand-built pottery items.
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Mondays & Wednesdays
Martial Arts
Instructor: Lini Lieberman-Erich
Martial Arts classes are for everyone
- the young, the old, the fit and the not so fit.
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Tuesdays & Thursdays
Exploring Drawing & Painting
Instructor: Genevieve (Genny) Wilson
This hands-on class will give you the history, language and an explanation of the tools of drawing and painting.
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Wednesdays
Life Drawing
Call: Mike Mee
The Life Drawing group works with a single, unclothed model each Wednesday.
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Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays
Aerobics
Instructor: Debbie Langwell
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Sundays & Tuesdays
Tai Chi
Instructor: Justine Rosenthal
Learn the Yang style, long form of Tai Chi Chuan, a series of 108 graceful, flowing movements which are both challenging & rewarding.
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Past workshops: 2010
Past workshops: 2009
Past workshops: 2008
Past workshops: 2007
Past workshops: 2006
Past workshops: 2005
Registration, Payment & Cancellation Policy
Register on-line using the links above, at Gualala Arts Center, Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. or call (707) 884-1138. We accept Visa and Mastercard. Please call if you need
directions or information on
lodging.
Class must be paid in full at registration. Payments can be refunded until the "register by" date; after that date, no refunds. Classes are filled on a first come first served basis until all spaces are filled. All classes are subject to minimum and maximum enrollment. If the class does not fill, you will receive a full refund. Please check that your class has filled before the first meeting date.
Information for Instructors
If you would like to propose a workshop, please contact Gerda Randolph,
randolph@mcn.org.
All proposals are subject to Workshop Committee and Executive Director approval.
Please download the guidelines, application form and contract for:
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The Gualala Arts Center, located at 46501 Gualala Road in Gualala, CA,
is open weekdays 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and weekends from noon to 4:00 p.m.
Please call (707) 884-1138 for more information, or email
info@gualalaarts.org.
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