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Following are maps to our classrooms: All Souls Church (pdf), Ceramics Bldg. (pdf), Dodge Bldg. (pdf), East Bldg. (pdf), Fiber Bldg. (pdf), Foundation Bldg. (pdf), Irving Bldg. (pdf), Jannes Library (pdf), Sculpture Bldg. (pdf), Special Programs Classroom (pdf).

Summer 2008

High School Summer Intensives

Computer Animation
HIAN 118-01-SU
For sophomores, juniors & seniors
This workshop for high school students ages 15-18 will focus on digital animation, specifically using the Adobe After Effects program as your medium of choice. Class demos and lectures are held from 10 a.m. - noon. Studio time is held from 1-3 p.m. Experience in Photoshop (image editing software) is encouraged but not required. An exhibition will be held at the conclusion. Bring a pencil and notebook to class, all other supplies included.
Instructor: Alex Hamil
Date: July 14 - 18
Time: 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. daily
Cost: $350 + $25 lab fee
Location: Irving Building, room 111
Enrollment deadline: Thursday, July 3

Fashion Design
HFIB 110-01-SU
For sophomores, juniors & seniors
This intensive focuses on the creative aspects of fashion design. A series of assignments will challenge you to employ non-traditional techniques for the creation of apparel. Sewing skills will be helpful but are not necessary. An exhibition will be held at the conclusion. Most supplies are included, though you may wish to buy additional fabric. In addition, each student must bring a pair of eight-inch sewing sheers and see-through ruler.
Instructor: Laura McGrew
Date: July 14 - 18
Time: 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. daily
Cost: $599
Location: Foundation Building, fiber studio
Credit: 1 semester credit hour awarded
Enrollment deadline: Thursday, July 3

Painting
HIPA 110-01-SU
For juniors & seniors
For ambitious high school juniors and seniors with prior visual art experience, spend an intensive week immersed in pursuit of painting and realize your personal, contemporary vision as you build your portfolio. Full days of painting will be divided between color mixing and theory with perceptual projects, and other projects that springboard from investigating what is currently happening in the painting world, plus forecasting possible future directions. Previous beginning art courses and experience with painting is recommended. Examples from your new body of paintings will be exhibited at the conclusion of this intensive. Supplies included.
Instructor: Maria Creyts
Date: August 4 - 8
Time: 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. daily
Cost: $499
Location: Dodge Painting Building, room K101
Credit: 1 semester credit hour awarded
Enrollment deadline: Friday, July 25

Traditional Animation
HIAN 110-01-SU
For sophomores, juniors & seniors
Find out what it takes to become an animator. Whether you enjoy the narrative or the experimental, this course offers the ability to create highly engaging work in the field of animation. Using hands-on mediums, you will become part of a creatively charged environment that furthers your artistic skill sets and brings your ideas to life. You and your fellow artists are here for the same reason-to see your art move.
Instructor: Liz Van Verth
Date: July 21 - July 25
Time: 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. daily
Cost: $350
Enrollment deadline: Friday, July 11
Location: Irving Building, Animation lab

High School Classes

Realistic Rendering and Beyond (14- 18 yrs.)
XYDR 032-40-SU
Draw from different aspects of life including still life setups, figure drawing and self-portraiture. We will explore a variety of techniques using pencil and charcoal. You will keep a sketchbook and apply your new skills outside of class. This is a perfect class for you to expand your body of work for a portfolio if you are considering a career in art. Click for the supplies list (pdf).
Instructor: Carrie Jackson
Date: 8 weeks, June 12 - July 31
Time: Thursdays, 1 - 4 p.m.
Cost: $229
Enrollment limited to: 15
Location: Dodge Building, room D201

Portfolio Preparation (15 - 18 years old)
XYPH 032-40-SU
This is the course for you if you are interested in building your portfolio for the college level. In this course, we will work on composition and observational drawing, building to larger scale drawings. We will also discuss the college admission and application process as well as the techniques for capturing and sharing portfolio images. We will discuss art programs nationwide and methods of applying. Most supplies provided. Students will purchase a drawing clipboard the second class.
Instructor: Alex Hamil
Date: 5 weeks, June 25 - July 30 (no class July 16)
Time: Wednesdays, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. (lunch 12 - 1 p.m.)
Cost: $229 + $20 materials fee
Enrollment limited to: 12
Location: Dodge Building, room D201

Portfolio Preparation (15 - 18 years old)
XYPH 032-80-SU
This is the course for you if you are interested in building your portfolio for the college level. In this course, we will work on composition and observational drawing, building to larger scale drawings. We will also discuss the college admission and application process as well as the techniques for capturing and sharing portfolio images. We will discuss art programs nationwide and methods of applying. Most supplies provided. Students will purchase a drawing clipboard at the second class.
Instructor: Alex Hamil
Date: 5 sessions, Aug. 4 - Aug. 8
Time: Monday - Friday, 3 - 9 p.m. (break 5 - 6 p.m.)
Cost: $229 + $20 materials fee
Enrollment limited to: 12
Location: Dodge Building, room D201

Adult Classes (16 yrs. and up)

Ceramics: Porcelain
XCER 400-40-SU
Work in porcelain and get to know this medium from the inside out. Learn about the diversity that porcelain has to offer from ultra thin pieces to outdoor installations. During this class we will explore different ways of building and creating form in space. This class is suited for beginners or ceramists who want to experiment with a new medium. Click for the supplies list (pdf).
Instructor: Sarah Vandersall
Date: 5 weeks, July 12 - August 9
Time: Saturdays, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Cost: $189 + $30 materials fee
Enrollment limited to: 10
Location: Richard J. Stern Ceramics Building, lower level

Ceramics: Beginning Glaze Formulation
XCER 450-80-SU
Have you ever admired glazes on vessels at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art or wondered how you could create a special glaze for your work? Join us to unlock the secrets of great glazes. We will also learn the basic properties of materials and how to create you own individual glazes. This class is for the intermediate potter. Click for the supplies list (pdf).

Instructor: Sarah Vandersall
Date: 5 sessions, August 4 - August 8
Time: Monday - Friday, 6 - 9 p.m.
Cost: $179 + $30 materials fee
Enrollment limited to: 10
Location: Richard J. Stern Ceramics Building, lower level

Design: Color My World
XDES 275-01-SU
This unique course provides a working understanding of the famous color theories of noted 20th century painter and teacher, Josef Albers. This class is a must for anyone working with color - not only painters but also specialists working in the fields of graphic design, interior design and fashion. You will discover the principles underlying our visual perception of colors. Students will learn how color can respond like a chameleon to its surrounding, take on kinetic characteristics or create the illusion of space and perspective. Individually, you will perform your own creative experiments, using a palette of several hundred colors contained in special sets of printed paper swatches. It is guaranteed that after taking this class, you will never view color in the same way! Click for the supplies list (pdf).
Instructor: Linda Light
Date: 8 weeks, June 13 - August 8 (no class July 4)
Time: Fridays, 9 a.m. - Noon
Cost: $259
Enrollment limited to: 12
Location: Special Programs Classroom, 4301 Main, Ste. 14

Drawing: Artistic Architectural Drawing
XDDR 314-80-SU
Learn to draw buildings within a landscape setting. We'll explore perspective relating to architecture and landscape, line qualities and other formal aspects of drawing. You may work in one color or use color media such as acrylic or colored pencil. The class will work on-site at KCAI or in the immediate surrounding area. The first class will be held in the classroom. Beginning and intermediate students are welcome. Click for the supplies list (pdf).
Instructor: Alice Broughton
Date: 6 weeks, June 14 - July 26 (no class July 5)
Time: Saturdays, 10 a.m. - Noon
Cost: $159
Enrollment limited to: 12
Location: Dodge Painting Building, room D102

Drawing: Beginning Figure Drawing Made Simple
XDDR 210-80-SU
Learn how to break down the human figure into its simplest form by using basic shapes. Circles, cylinders and triangles all can be used to draw the figure. Add simple mathematics for proportion, shading flow of the figure and composition to achieve a complete drawing. One session will be spent on flesh tone and how lighting and surrounding color affect the flesh tone. You will progress from simple black and white drawings to full color. Click for the supplies list (pdf).
Instructor: Tom Nelson
Date: 8 weeks, June 11 - July 30
Time: Wednesdays, 6 - 9 p.m.
Cost: $259
Enrollment limited to: 15
Location: Dodge Building room K101

Drawing: Infants and Children
XLDR 270-80-SU
Discover how drawing an infant or a child differs from drawing an adult. Learn how to approach drawing infants and children from photographs, the old masters, as well as from life. Class will center on the difference in anatomy of a child and the relationship of their proportions. Click for the supplies list (pdf).
Instructor: Sarah Biondo
Date: 8 weeks, June 9 - July 28
Time: Mondays, 6 - 9 p.m.
Cost: $259
Enrollment limited to: 15
Location: Dodge Painting Building, room D201

Drawing: Life Drawing Weekend Intensive
XDDR 322-01-SU
Immerse yourself in life drawing with our weekend intensive! For two full days we will concentrate on the human form. This workshop will improve your skills, deepen your understanding of drawing the human form and fire your passion for life drawing. Concentration will be on balance, structure and giving life and energy to your drawings. Sign up early, this class will fill up quickly due to limited enrollment. Click for the supplies list (pdf).
Instructor: Brett Chenoweth
Date: 1 weekend, July 26 & 27
Time: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. with lunch Noon - 1 p.m.
Cost: $139
Enrollment limited to: 15
Location: Dodge Building, room K101

Drawing: Life Drawing Open Studio
XLDR 310-80-SU
Open studio is a great opportunity for the novice or advanced artist to gain experience drawing from the model. Class sessions are fun and lively, free from instruction or critique. Bring your favorite materials and jump right in.
Facilitator: Nancy Martin
Date: 8 weeks, June 12 - July 31
Time: Thursdays, 6 - 9 p.m.
Cost: $129 alumni, $158 all others
Enrollment limited to: 25
Location: Dodge Painting Building, room K101

Fiber: Color and Weaving
XFIB 350-01-SU
Discover new techniques for color application and techniques in weaving. You will learn about color, prepare and dye your own yarn and use your dyed yarn in a weaving project. The fundamentals of dyeing, including gradation dyeing with 100 per cent cellulose yarn using MX fiber-reactive dyes, will be covered in depth. The techniques you will learn will give you a foundation for developing your own style of dyeing and the confidence to duplicate the results in your own space either at home or in your studio. This class is designed for beginner to intermediate level weavers (must be able to warp a loom). Click for the supplies list (pdf).
Instructor: Debbie Barrett-Jones
Date: 5 weeks, July 12 - Aug. 9
Time: Saturdays, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. (lunch 12 - 1 p.m.)
Cost: $329 + $20 materials fee
Enrollment limited to: 10
Location: Foundation Building, fiber studio

Fiber: Multi-media Surface Design
XFIB 366-01-SU
Explore methods of printing and dyeing a wide variety of fabrics. Your class will be a mixture of talks, demonstrations of contemporary dye processes and time to experiment on your own. You will focus on design, concepts and getting those printed on cloth. Dyes will be provided. The sky's the limit! Click for the supplies list (pdf).
Instructor: Holly Stewart
Date: 1 week, July 21 - 25
Time: Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Cost: $279 + $20 materials fee
Enrollment limited to: 10
Location: Foundation Building, fiber studio

Fiber: Screen-printing with Cloth and Paper
XFIB 325-01-SU
We'll make quick and easy Thermofax screens to print projects with dyes, inks and fabric paints. You will take these screens home, with the technical savvy to continue designing and printing in your studio or workroom. Throughout the class we'll look at contemporary design in graphics and home interiors with the goal to develop a personal visual vocabulary and visual identity. Click for the supplies list (pdf).
Instructor: Holly Stewart
Date: 1 week, July 7 - July 11
Time: Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Cost: $279 + $15 materials fee
Enrollment limited to: 10
Location: Foundation Building, fiber studio

Fiber: Shibori - Japanese Tie-Dye
XFIB 346-01-SU
Shibori is the ancient Japanese art of tie-dye. You will work with different lengths of silk fabric and learn folding techniques as well as pole wrapping to create both complex and beautiful patterns on the surface of the fabric. Basic dye use will be taught, and color mixing will be emphasized. Click for a small supplies lis (pdf).
Instructor: Lisa Megahee
Date: 4 weeks, June 7 - June 28
Time: Saturdays, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Cost: $139 + $15 materials fee
Enrollment limited to: 10
Location: Foundation Building, fiber studio

Painting: Acrylic Landscapes
XPAI 239-80-SU
This course emphasizes the flexibility of acrylics as a medium that can use watercolor, gouache and oil painting techniques. There will be three classes on techniques, and then you can work on the technique of your choice. The class will have group and individual instruction. Click for the supplies list (pdf).
Instructor: Tom Nelson
Date: 8 weeks, June 7 - August 2 (no class July 5)
Time: Saturdays, 9 a.m. - Noon
Cost: $259
Enrollment limited to: 15
Location: Dodge Painting Building, room D201

Painting: Beginning Oil
XPAI 230-80-SU
Have you always wanted to try oil painting? We will begin with color and painting approaches through short in-class painting assignments and progress through the exploration of color and paint application through still-life assignments. The final three classes will be spent on a single painting project. Click for the supplies list (pdf).
Instructor: Beverly Nichols
Date: 8 weeks, June 4 - July 23
Time: Wednesdays, 6 - 9 p.m.
Cost: $259
Enrollment limited to: 15
Location: Irving Building, room 115

Painting: Chinese Brush Past to Future
XPAI 263-80-SU
Based on the foundation of ancient Chinese brushwork, we will create modern works of art. Chinese calligraphy combined with the two schools of Chinese painting, Gong Bi and Xie Yi, will be applied to modern principles in an exotic blend of past and present. We will work primarily on rice paper. The final two sessions will focus on a painting project. Click for the supplies list (pdf).
Instructor: Valda Hsu
Date: 6 weeks, June 17 - July 22
Time: Tuesdays, 6 - 9 p.m.
Cost: $189
Enrollment limited to: 15
Location: Special Programs Classroom, 4301 Main, Ste. 14

Painting: Creative Acrylic
XPAI 238-01-SU
This class is designed for those interested in innovative and experimental painting. Opportunities will be provided to explore many techniques using acrylic paints, along with other materials, to create interesting and unusual textures. Strong composition with rhythm and movement will be emphasized. Basic instruction in color and design will be provided to help participants strengthen their skills in developing images into personal statements. A variety of acrylic techniques will be demonstrated each day, to stimulate new ideas to guide each student in developing stronger and more interesting paintings. Click for the supplies list (pdf).
Instructor: Linda Light
Date: 8 weeks, June 7 - Aug. 2 (no class July 5)
Time: Saturdays, 9 a.m. - Noon
Cost: $269
Enrollment limited to: 15
Location: Special Programs Classroom, 4301 Main, Ste. 14

Painting: Design Principles
XPAI 305-80-SU
Build a strong foundation for your painting. This class will focus on the five principles of design through weekly painting projects. The principles of design refer to the organization of a work of art: rhythm and movement; balance; proportion, variety and emphasis; design and unity. A good understanding of these principles makes for better continuity in our artwork. The series will end with one personal painting reflecting what we have learned. Click for the supplies list (pdf).
Instructor: Alisha Gambino
Date: 6 weeks, June 9 - July 14
Time: Mondays, 6 - 9 p.m.
Cost: $219 Enrollment limited to: 12
Location: Irving Building, room 115

Painting: Drawing to Abstraction XDDR 315-80-SU
All painting starts with drawing. You will gather source material, and do a series of 20 small drawings, collages and even some writing. Using these as starting points, you will begin to develop a series of paintings, refining and translating your ideas into a painting language. Painting and drawing experience is suggested. Click for the supplies list (pdf).
Instructor: Brett Chenoweth
Date: 4 weeks, July 15 - August 5
Time: Tuesdays, 6 - 9 p.m.
Cost: $149
Enrollment limited to: 15
Location: Irving Building, room 115

Painting: Flowers and Still Life in Oil
XPAI 235-80-SU
Learn how to capture flowers and still life on the canvas. You will learn to observe objects/settings with painter's eyes. Instructions include color, value, drawing and composition. All levels of skill are welcome, though you should understand the basics of oil painting. View Wang's Web site at chunwangstudio.com. Click for the supplies list (pdf).
Instructor: Chun Wang
Date: 8 weeks, June 9 - July 28
Time: Mondays, 6 - 9 p.m.
Cost: $249
Enrollment limited to: 12
Location: Dodge Building, room K101

Painting: Intermediate Watercolor
XPAI 272-80-SU
Hone your skills by focusing on composition, color theory and painting techniques. The class will concentrate on the individual needs of the students. Demonstrations and discussion on techniques will illustrate a variety of ways to strengthen your work. Please bring a sample of your watercolors to the first class to help determine the focus of the class. Click for the supplies list (pdf).
Instructor: Tom Nelson
Date: 8 weeks, June 19 - August 7
Time: Thursdays, 6 - 9 p.m.
Cost: $259
Enrollment limited to: 15
Location: Special Programs Classroom, 4301 Main St., Ste. 14

Painting: Learning to See and Interact with Color
XMPA 511-80-SU
This course explores an appreciation for color as it affects one's daily life. You will become familiar with the unique qualities of color, its application and how it affects the atmosphere or mood of expression within the compositional space. You will learn how to see, mix and apply color to your work (abstract or representation) and build a diary of color palettes in your sketchbooks to document discoveries. This course is suggested for beginner, intermediate and advanced painters. Please bring a sketchbook, drawing materials, acrylic or oil paints and brushes to the first class. Click for the supplies list (pdf).
Instructor: Henri Doner-Hedrick
Date: 8 sessions, June 3 - July 22
Time: Tuesdays, 6 - 9 p.m.
Cost: $249
Enrollment limited to: 15
Location: Dodge building, room K101

Painting: Painting at the Plaza
XPAI 339-01-SU
Learn the rich textural qualities of light while painting at the Plaza. Light plays against red tile roofs, the beautiful white stucco accented by the blue, white and yellow tile work and surrounding landscape. You will have the opportunity to immerse yourself in a brilliant world of light and color working in your chosen medium- watercolor, pastel or oils.
Instructor: Tricia Spencer
Date: 4 sessions, June 7&8, 14&15
Time: Saturday and Sunday, 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Cost: $169
Enrollment limited to: 15
Location: First class starts in East Building, room 217

Painting: Plein Air Oil Painting
XPAI 333-01-SU
This visually oriented painting course emphasizes process as expression through an intuitive approach based on observation of the landscape. Formal elements, dynamics and contemporary concerns will be presented. You will gain knowledge of the aesthetics and technical proficiency of the medium by painting on site. Methodology includes handouts, presentations, demonstrations, individualized instruction and group critiques. Drawing experience suggested. Click for the supplies list (pdf).
Instructor: David de Rousseau
Date: 6 sessions, June 9 - 20
Time: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Cost: $219
Enrollment limited to: 15
Location: First class meets at the Rosedale Arch off Southwest Blvd., 35th and Booth, Kansas City, KS

Painting: Pastel Intensive
XPAI 268-01-SU
Get lost in your work for a glorious week. We will divide our time between drawing the model inside and "plein air" landscape. You will be encouraged to approach pastel as a linear drawing medium and as a painting medium using layered color. Click the supplies list (pdf).
Instructor: Lynn Manos
Date: 4 sessions, June 23 - June 26
Time: Monday - Thursday, 9 a.m. - Noon, 1 - 4 p.m.
Cost: $259
Enrollment limited to: 15
Location: Dodge Painting Building, room K101

Photography: Beginning Black & White
XPHO 201-80-SU
Explore your own personal creativity, become proficient in using your camera, learn to develop black and white film and learn to make black and white prints with dynamic compositions. This class in traditional black and white photography will include demonstrations, slide lectures and printing in the darkroom. You will need to have your own 35mm SLR camera with 50mm lens, built-in light meter and manual override (i.e., not a totally automatic camera). You will need to provide your own film and photographic paper as described on the materials list, which will be discussed in the first class. Chemistry will be provided.
Instructor: Matthew Peake
Date: 8 weeks, June 14 - August 9 (no class July 5)
Time: Saturdays, 9 a.m. - Noon
Cost: $259 + $10 lab fee Enrollment limited to: 10
Location: East Building, upstairs photo department, room 220

Photography: Digital
XPHO 263-01-SU
This course is designed for the photographer who is seeking a comprehensive introduction to digital imaging. Learn basic digital capture as well as basic Photoshop skills for printing and manipulating your photographs. We will also discuss the history and future of digital photography. You will need to have access to a digital camera and have basic knowledge of computers. Before the first class, please read your camera manual and understand basic camera operations. Click for the supplies list (pdf).
Instructor: Matthew Peake
Date: 8 weeks, June 17 - August 5
Time: Tuesdays, 1 - 4 p.m.
Cost: $259
Enrollment limited to: 12
Location: East Building, room 203

Photography: Intentional
XPHO 277-80-SU
A comprehensive guide to photography, teaching you how to get what you want in your photographs - not what your camera thinks you need. Together we will survey the principles and mechanics of photography starting with the basics of exposure, various types of light including flash and different types of equipment, such as lenses. We will also explore composition in-depth, discovering what makes a photograph great. Assignments will be designed to encourage the student not only to see the world in a different way, but also to discover more about who they are. The instructor will be available prior to the start of class to answer individual questions or to review student work.
Instructor: Doug Hamer
Date: 10 weeks, June 7 - Aug. 9
Time: Saturdays, 9 a.m. - Noon
Cost: noncredit: $299; one credit: $399
Enrollment limited to: 15
Location: East Building, room 203

Printmaking: Intaglio (etching)
XPRI 232-01-SU
For beginning students, this course will be an introduction to intaglio printmaking (etching). The instructor will help guide individual projects, demonstrate sequential printmaking steps and facilitate technical questions. Handouts will be given on procedures and techniques. The more advanced printmaker may use this class more as an open studio. Click for the supplies list (pdf).
Instructor: Jane Voorhees
Date: 8 sessions, July 28 - Aug. 7
Time: Monday - Thursday, 6 - 9 p.m.
Cost: $269 + $20 materials fee
Enrollment limited to: 10
Location: East Building, printmaking studio

Printmaking: Monotype
XPRI 230-01-SU
Monotype printmaking is a spontaneous, experimental form of printmaking that particularly appeals to painters. You may use either oil or water-based inks. Click for the supplies list (pdf).
Instructor: Jane Voorhees
Date: 5 sessions, June 16 - June 20
Time: Monday - Friday, 6 - 9 p.m.
Cost: $189 + $15 materials fee
Enrollment limited to: 10
Location: East Building, printmaking studio

Sculpture: Stone Carving
XSCU 305-01-SU
Explore the techniques of stone sculpture. This comprehensive workshop presents the history, aesthetics and methods of stone sculpture focusing on contemporary sculptors. You will complete a sculpture while exploring 3-dimensional form and will discover personal imagery while learning the techniques and processes of the medium. These processes include transposing an idea, "roughing out" techniques, finishing techniques and base attachment. Methodology includes handouts, presentations, demonstrations, individualized instruction and group critiques. Stone will be provided. Click for the supplies list (pdf). Please note: students must enroll by April 24, so we can order the stone.
Instructor: David de Rousseau
Date: 4 sessions, June 10 - June 19
Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9 a.m. - Noon
Cost: $179 + $25 materials fee
Enrollment limited to: 10
Location: Sculpture Building

Woodworking: European Low Relief Wood Carving
XWWS 250-01-SU
Learn the techniques to create a European inspired low relief wood carving. Using traditional English methods you will carve and detail a fish sculpture. In class you will learn tool selection and sharpening, roughing in shapes, detailing and finishing. Individual guidance to create your own carving project will be available. You will provide your own carving tools. Wood and pattern for the class project will be supplied. A list of recommended tools will be available at the first class meeting. Please note, shop is not air conditioned.
Instructor: Dennis Soden
Date: 8 sessions, June 4 - July 23
Time: Wednesdays, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m.
Cost: $259
Enrollment limited to: 10
Location: East Building, central shop

Woodworking: Beginning
XFUR 280-80-SU
Want to get your feet wet in woodworking? We will work from week to week completing each step together so at the end of the class everyone will have a finished table. You will be encouraged to make the project your own, but the basic project will be a skirted table. A supply list will be provided at the first class. Please note, shop is not air conditioned.
Instructor: Kimberly Walker
Date: 10 sessions, June 7 - August 16 (no class July 5)
Time: Saturdays, 9 a.m. - Noon
Cost: noncredit: $299; one credit: $399
Enrollment limited to: 10
Location: East Building, central shop