CAEA ANNUAL STATE CONFERENCE
Art: 21st Century Intersections
RIVERSIDE NOVEMBER 9-12, 2012
PRELIMINARY SCHEDULE OF MASTER ARTIST CLASSES
Master Class Chair Betty Harrison has been busy assembling a wonderful group of artists to present Master Artist Classes at the 2012 Riverside Conference. There is a $50 fee for each class payable with your conference registration. Look for more choices and further details here and in the Fall issue of The Painted Monkey.
Buses leave from hotel one half hour before the scheduled class time and will return to the hotel 15 minutes after the class ends.
FINAL SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
SATURDAY, NOV. 10 8:30-11:30 AM
250 LITHOGRAPHIC IMAGE TRANSFER ON CLAY
Instructor: STEVE HORN
This class will involve transferring lithographic images to wet clay forms, using ceramic oxide inks and polyester pronto plates. This exciting process will be brought to life during this master class. Stephen Horn received his M.F.A. in art from California State University, Fullerton. Since the 1960s, he has worked in his own studio and taught ceramics at several colleges in Southern California, including Riverside City College, where he is currently a full professor of art and chair of the Art Department. He is an avid, life-long surfer, as well as a ceramic artist with artworks exhibited in many local and national exhibitions.
Class Limit: 20
Materials Fee: $10
251 MONOPRINTS WITH COLLAGE AND STENCIL
Instructor: VINITA VOOGD
www.vinitavoogd.com
  
This monoprint class involves creating an image using collage and stencil. A monoprint is a unique one-of-a-kind image, which cannot be duplicated. The collaged area will be printed upon using stencils. The consequent “ghost” image on your plate will be reprinted, sending your plate twice through the etching press! This technique is a fun and creative way to use shape, balance and visual harmony to create the push and pull within the plane. Students will make two prints each and will also learn how to title and edition their prints. No prior printmaking experience required.
Vinita Voogd has been an artist/printmaker for over 30 years. She teaches Printmaking at Saddleback College in Mission Viejo. Vinita has served as President of the Los Angeles Printmaking Society and is a ten-year exhibitor at the Festival of Arts in Laguna Beach. Currently, Vinita’s works are on display at the International Biennial Invitational in Duoro, Portugal.
Class Limit: 20
Materials Fee: $10 All class materials will be provided with this fee.
252 FIGURE DRAWING
Instructor: Leslie A. Brown
http://www.leslieabrown.com/
  
Leslie Brown teaches figure drawing for RCC and MSJC. In her classes she really focuses on training perceptual skills more than technique and has several visual exercises to aid in understanding proportion, foreshortening, light and structure of form. She a figurative artist who creates life size drawings and paintings in her personal work. Her work is included in several private, public and corporate collections throughout the United States.
Class Limit: 20
Materials Fee: $10
SATURDAY, NOV. 10 12:30-3:30 PM
260 SLIP CASTING WITH DAVID FURMAN
Instructor: 2011 Bakersfield Artist/Keynote Speaker, DAVID FURMAN
http://davidfurmanart.com
  
David Furman was the Keynote Speaker at the 2011 Conference. Above, Double Trouble, and Room Service
David Furman will be demonstrating how he assembles his ceramic artworks using a series of slip cast, realistic vegetable forms. Participants will work along with David to assemble works of their own cups, using cast greenware fruit and vegetables he will bring to the master class.
David Furman is Professor Emeritus at two of the Claremont Colleges in California, where he taught for 35 years. His work has been included in 47 one person shows, exhibitions at the Whitney Museum in New York City, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Smithsonian Institution inWashington DC among others.
Class Limit: 25
Materials Fee: $15
261 CROCHETED METAL
Instructor: ARLENE FISCH
http://mobilia-gallery.com/artists/afisch/
  
This is a three-hour, hands-on master class covering the use of small gauge metal wires in crochet, several samples in a variety stitches will be made. Coated copper wires in multiple colors produce flexible and lightweight structures for jewelry, clothing, and baskets. Crocheted examples include chain stitch, circular forms using single crochet, and three-dimensional forms using single and double crochet. To be able to work with and learn from Arlene Fisch is indeed a rare opportunity for our members. She is Professor Emeritus of Art, CSU, San Diego and for 50 years she has practiced her craft of metal jewelry. She is one of the most respected jewelry makers in the field.
Class Limit: 20 THIS CLASS IS FULL
Materials Fee: $15
Includes supply kits. Bring three crochet hooks--small 2M, medium 4M, large HIJ & small sewing scissors
 
Art students tend to focus on details, facial features and the likeness of a model when drawing a head. However, just like any architectural construction, there's got to be careful constructional/structural execution taken care of in the beginning, otherwise an unharmonious and disproportional drawing will occur. In this class, students will learn how to construct the structural drawings, as well as finalizing a drawing of the head.
Sang Young Bank is a figurative painter/instructor graduated from Art Center College of Design (BFA) and from Claremont Graduate University (MFA). Bang is currently working on a series of paintings and teaching at Art Echo Academy, portfolio preparatory school.
Class Limit: 30
Materials Fee: $10/all supplies will be furnished and drawing boards furnished.
SUNDAY, NOV. 11 8:30-11:30 AM
350 BOTANICAL SILK SCARF
Instructor: OLIVIA BATCHELDER
www.oliviabatchelder.com/ WE ARE SORRY, BUT THIS CLASS HAS BEEN CANCELLED.
351 NONTOXIC INTAGLIO DRYPOINT PRINTMAKING
Instructor: MICHELLE ROZIC
www.michellerozic.com
  
Intaglio printmaking involves creating raised and lowered surfaces on a plate, pushing ink into the recessed marks and wiping the surface clean, then transferring the ink onto dampened printmaking paper through the use of an etching press. Drypoint uses a scribe to incise a burr in the plate, which holds the ink and prints a soft, velvety line. This class will explore the basics of nontoxic drypoint intaglio methods, including mark-making, inking and wiping the plate, and printing. PETG, a transparent plastic, will be used as the plate to easily allow the use of guide drawings. Participants will create black and white drypoint prints.
Michelle Rozic is an assistant professor of art and printmaking area coordinator at California State University, Northridge. Her work has shown throughout the U.S. and abroad. Recent projects include curating Edge of Life: Forest Pathology Art, an invitational art and forestry exhibit and accompanying catalog.
Class limit: 20
Materials fee: $15 Students are encouraged to bring imagery ideas and an apron to work in.
352 IMPRESSIONIST STYLE PAINTING IN OILS
Instructor: KIM VAN DER HOEK WE ARE SORRY, BUT THIS CLASS HAS BEEN CANCELLED.
www.http://kimvanderhoek.com/
SUNDAY, NOV. 10 12:30-3:30 PM
360 COLLAGE CARDS
Instructor: CAROLYN MACHADO
http://machadoart.net/
  
Create your own unique/personalized cards (three per person and envelopes) by assembling beautiful papers with interesting imagery, as well as a variety of miscellaneous materials into small collage formations. To make them a bit more personal, consider bringing some old photos or other collage materials to incorporate into your mix. Think about creating your own card line, sending loved ones a special card, or just framing your original art for yourself. This master class will be lots of fun and will get those creative juices flowing again.
Carolyn Machado is known and loved for her beautiful artworks of mixed media and mosaic assemblages. She incorporated items she has collected over the years, creating beautiful and lyrical vignettes. She is especially sensitive to the Asian aesthetic and appreciates the simplicity of line, design and beautiful harmony she finds within those works of art. You will not want to miss Carolyn’s master artist class if you love working with recycled materials and mixed media.
Class Limit: 25
Materials Fee: $10
361 DISTORTING FORMS AND ORGANIZATION OF THE PICTURE PLANE--2-D
Instructor: NATHAN ROHLANDER
http://www.rohlander.com/Nathan_Rohlander/Home.html
  
This master class will introduce design concepts that Nathan Rohlander emphasizes in his local college design classes. The class will begin by creating well-balanced compositions in three values. Secondly, class members will be challenged to abstract a recognizable object to create distorted shapes on a 2-dimensional plane using three values--white, black and gray. Finally, the distorted drawings will be collaged into five squares and/or rectangular shapes.
Nathan Rohlander’s art embraces a contemporary approach to realism. His work may be viewed at LACMA’s ARSG, TV shows like Modern Family, and periodicals. Nathan earned a BFA with honors from the Art Center College of Design, an MFA from CSULB, and he has been a popular teacher at Laguna College of Art and Design. He has authored and illustrated five educational books on how to draw The Head and The Figure, as well as oil pastel and acrylic painting. For him, it has been an honor to share with colleagues and students how to visually express themselves and gain further artistic understanding. Join this young artist and come away with a new vision of design.
Class Limit: 25
Materials fee: $10
Participants should bring a pencil and a sketchbook--all other materials will be provided by the instructor.
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