OCAF Art Education - Classes Starting in January 2014



From: OCAF <director@ocaf.com>
Subject: OCAF Art Education - Classes Starting in January 2014
Date: December 18, 2013 at 6:56:33 PM EST



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   Art Education 
 Winter/Spring 2014 Classes
Classes starting soon!
 OCAF's Winter/Spring 2014 Art Education session starts soon! Below is a list of the classes starting in January. We will be sending out notices and posting info on the website about additional classes at a later date. Check out the great classes now available below and be sure to keep an eye out for more to come! Registration & payment for all classes may be done online or by calling / coming by the OCAF office.

Bagpipes with Dan Wilson
   
Beginner and Intermediate (A&B) classes available.  Beginner students start learning on a practice chanter. Intermediate A students continue to play on the chanter while they hone their skills. Intermediate B students play on actual Bagpipes.


Dates: January 6 through May 19, 2014 
Day / Time: Mondays
                    Beginner Class - 6pm to 7pm
                    Intermediate A Class - 7pm to 8pm
                    Intermediate B Class - 8pm - 9pm  

Class Fee: $35 OCAF Member


                    $45  Non-Member
                     $
For more information, click here.

Painting with Charles
   

Our very own Gallery Director extraordinaire & long-time Lyndon House painting instructor, Charles Warnock, will be teaching an open studio format class in oils and acrylics. Charles will provide individual assistance and advice while Students work on subjects of their own choice. There will not be still life set-ups as subject matter. Not for Beginners.

Start Date: January 10, 2014
End Date: February 12, 2014
Day / Time: Fridays,10am - 12pm

Length of Class: 6 Classes, 2 hrs each class  

Class Fee: OCAF Members - $120.00 
                   Non-members - $140.00

For more information, click here.



Cameron Hampton Workshop Series 
 
 
In this unique series of one-day Saturday workshops Cameron offers instruction in a variety of mediums and techniques. In Drawing classes Cameron will teach the use of charcoal, graphite and ink. In Pastel classes she will teach how to capture light, creative ways to approach subject matter, and how to use pastels to fullest potential. In Mixed Media Sculpting Cameron will teach students how to use unusual materials to create unique sculptures.  

Dates: Various Saturdays through March 29, 2014                               
Time: Pastels & Drawing Classes - 10:00AM to 2:00PM   
           Mixed Media Sculpture Classes - 2:30pm to 5:00pm
Fee per Session: OCAF Members - $75.00  
                                Non-members - $85.00     

For more information, click here.    

This email was sent to danjmatt@bellsouth.net by director@ocaf.com |  
Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation | PO Box 631 | 34 School St. | Watkinsville | GA | 30677

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