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Posted: Aug 15, 2019

From raw, colorful expressionism to delicate, highly-detailed rendering, the linocut is truly an exciting and vital medium. Over the course of this three-Sunday workshop, we will explore approaches to layout and design that give you the freedom to best express your particular images. You can focus your approach on directly transferred images or steer away from the drawing with a more expressive “cut and proof” technique. We will have visits from guest linocut artists from Art Explorers who will discuss their individual linocut techniques and experiences. You will develop confidence with cutting tools and learn hand-printing techniques. We will be working in both monochrome and color reduction cut techniques. All supplies will be provided—just bring in a few images that you’d like to work with (maximum size 14’’x 19”) and a lunch or lunch money. Beginning to advanced. This is a satisfying, inexpensive, and non-toxic art form to take with you to your home studio. NICHOLAS COLLINS studied sculpture at UCSB and trained in etching and linocut at KALA in Berkeley where he was an artist in residence for two years. For the last two years, Nicholas has been teaching linocut to the incredible group of artists at Art Explorers. His work can be seen locally at the Mendocino Art Center and online at www.nicholascollinsprintmaker.weebly.com. When: Sundays, September 8, 15, and 22 from 10 to 3. Where: Art Explorers, 333 N. Franklin St., Fort Bragg, CA Cost: $150 per student for three day Session (all materials included) Registration: Call Art Explorers at 707-961-6156 or e-mail contactus@artexplorers.org

Nature Sketchbook Workshop

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Posted: Aug 13, 2019

Saturday, September 28 and Sunday, September 29 at Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens jn Fort Bragg. 10 AM to 3 PM Instructor Pam Luer is an artist and instructor whose work focuses on maintaining her connection to nature through art making. She will be guiding your sketchbook practice for the weekend at Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens. This two-day workshop is for anyone who wants to add an element of art while on the go, in your backyard or on your next trip. All you need is a love of nature, an inquisitive eye, and a few carefully selected drawing tools. No experience necessary, class size is limited. Click here for more details on the workshop and how to sign up.

Art Explorers September Linocut Workshops

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Posted: Aug 13, 2019

From raw, colorful expressionism to delicate, highly detailed rendering, the linocut is truly an exciting and vital medium. Over the course of this three-Sunday workshop, we will explore approaches to layout and design that give you the freedom to best express your particular images. You can focus your approach on directly transferred images or steer away from the drawing with a more expressive “cut and proof” technique. We will have visits from guest linocut artists from Art Explorers who will discuss their individual linocut techniques and experiences. You will develop confidence with cutting tools and learn hand-printing techniques. We will be working in both monochrome and color reduction cut techniques. All supplies will be provided—just bring in a few images that you’d like to work with (maximum size 14’’x 19”) and a lunch or lunch money. Beginning to advanced. This is a satisfying, inexpensive, and non-toxic art form to take with you to your home studio. NICHOLAS COLLINS studied sculpture at UCSB and trained in etching and linocut at KALA in Berkeley where he was an artist in residence for two years. For the last two years, Nicholas has been teaching linocut to the incredible group of artists at Art Explorers. His work can be seen locally at the Mendocino Art Center and online. When: Sundays, September 8, 15, and 22 from 10 to 3. Where: Art Explorers, 333 N. Franklin St., Fort Bragg, CA Cost: $150 per student for three day Session (all materials included) Registration: Call Art Explorers at 707-961-6156 or e-mail us: contactus@artexplorers.org

Register for SPACE Performing Arts Classes

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Posted: Aug 13, 2019

Register Now for Near & Arnold’s School of Performing Arts & Cultural Education’s Fall session, which begins September 9. SPACE offers a 13-week program for children ages infant to young adult in dance, acting, and singing. Some scholarships are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Registration is available at the SPACE Office and online at www.spaceperformingarts.org and is ongoing until classes are filled. Please contact the SPACE Office for more information at (707) 462-9370. SPACE is a community benefit program that emphasizes diversity, youth leadership, cross-cultural arts and social awareness, with a focus on the performing arts as community service.

Learn Wedge Weave with Deborah Corsin

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Posted: Aug 13, 2019

Introductory talk Saturday Sept. 28, 2019 11am to noon followed by Class Talk: Saturday September 28. Gather to share 10am, program 11am to noon. Free to PTArts members and students in the class. All welcome, donations appreciated. This will be a powerpoint presentation that looks at the Navajo history of wedge weave and its current renaissance by contemporary weavers. Saturday September 28, 2010 1:30 to 4:30pm Sunday and Monday September 29, 30, 2019 9:30am – 4:30pm (1 hour lunch break) Tuesday October 1, 2019 9am – noon Tuition: $350 with $10 materials fee for handouts, warp, and weft NOTE: If taking all 3 rug weaving classes this year, tuition is $250 To enroll send $50 non-refundable deposit with contact information and class request to: Pacific Textile Arts 450 Alger St. Fort Bragg, CA 95437

FREE Theater Workshops in Spanish

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Posted: Jul 31, 2019

FREE Theater Workshops in Spanish Theatre is one of the richest artistic expressions that a human being can experience. In its different expressions you can live an endless experience of emotions that at the same time are transmitted to an audience. That is why SPACE invites you to participate in the “Family Theatre Workshop.” The workshops will be on Sunday, September 15 and 22, 10:15 a.m. to noon, at SPACE Theater, 508 West Perkins Street in Ukiah. You can interact with people of different ages, through games, theater techniques and group activities, you can experience the magic of acting in a fun and spontaneous way. The main intention of this workshop is to plant the seeds of acting in the Spanish-speaking community and direct this effort to the production of a pastorela in December. The workshop will be taught by Olivia Zamora, aimed at 9 years and older. This is a free workshop for more information and to confirm your participation please call Ignacio Ayala at 707-462-9370. This project is part of ¡Viva la Cultura! A year-long project partially funded by the California Arts Council.

The Quilted Wall of Change for the Phoenix Project...

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Posted: Jul 30, 2019

The Quilted Wall of Change for the Phoenix Project. Have you ever dreamed of working with Local Quilt Legend Laura Fogg? Join us for this Free Workshop creating an Up-Cycled Quilted Wall to be mounted on the Mendocino College Campus during the upcoming Phoenix Project and a very special opportunity to be a creative part of a large Outdoor Artwork installation. This workshop will be hands on with participants creating quilted panels using sewing and assemblage that will become part of this larger art quilt outdoor installation. The Phoenix Project is a multi-disciplined event on the Ukiah Campus of Mendocino College in recognition of the devastating fires of 2017 as our community is moving forward in the face of our changing climate and environment. Workshop Dates: September 6th and 7th, and October 5th and 6th Location: Rooms 5330, 5370, and 5360 in the CVPA building, Ukiah Mendocino College Campus. 1000 Hensley Creek Rd, Ukiah Ca. For more information and to register: Email jrthompson@mendocino.edu or Call 707-485-4379

Playwriting Workshop with Philip Zwerling

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Posted: Jun 25, 2019

This course is open to all writers of fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and memoir as well as playwrights because we will cover the basics of character development, dialogue, conflict, and plot common to all genres of writing. In addition, playwriting uniquely teaches a writer to think visually and theatrically to emotionally connect with an audience. No previous playwriting experience is required and we will cover the basics so that each student completes an original ten minute play in class. At our final meeting we will invite the public to see these plays produced onstage. The course runs five Saturdays, 9/7 through 10/5, 10am to noon, in the Mendocino Theatre Company rehearsal room at the Community Center of Mendocino. Cost is $80. For more information about Dr. Zwerling: http://www.philipzwerling.com/

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