CEDARBURG CULTURAL CENTER
NOVEMBER ARTIST IN RESIDENCE
MARK PRICE
Soft Pastels with Mark Price
Saturday, November 16: 12:30-4:30 pm
Come explore some of the creative possibilities with soft pastels. We’ll use one of the oldest art mediums, soft pastels, in unique and creative ways to convey landscapes & abstracts. Bring an open mind and your creative instincts; and a landscape reference photo to work from. All skill levels are welcome. All supplies are included but students are encouraged to bring their favorite pastels; an apron and nitrile/latex gloves are optional.
$72 CCC Members / $86 Non-Members
Most of Mark’s earlier works as an artist were painted in watercolor. It wasn’t until he moved to vibrant and colorful Florida that he realized what a wonderful medium that pastels could be! His watercolors quickly became an underpainting for his pastels. Now he works from a beautiful studio in the backyard of his Cedarburg home, a studio custom-created to allow Mark to explore and grow his unique style.
Mark is a signature member in the Pastel Society of America and the Master Circle in the International Association of Pastel Societies.
Stop in to see Mark; he will be demonstrating on Saturdays and Sundays, November 2, 9, 17, 23, 24, 30: 12-4 pm
DECEMBER ARTIST IN RESIDENCE
SARAH HUNT-FRANK
Sculpt With Clay! with Sarah Hunt- Frank
Tuesday, December 10: 1-3 pm
Join Sarah for an afternoon and enjoy creating a beautiful coil pot, pinch pot or sculpture with clay. No experience is necessary in this class for adults; you will learn insider tips in working with clay. Examples will be provided or you may bring a photo of what you would like to sculpt. Choose your glaze, the instructor will fire offsite and send notice when it is ready for pick-up (after the New Year). All supplies are included; an additional $10 supply fee is due to the instructor on the day of class.
$34 CCC Members / $40 Non-Members
Sarah Hunt-Frank has created a distinctive style of slab-rolled, two-seamed vases in tall, elegant forms, with delicately implied images, inspired by Japanese art.
She admires Japanese art and design: the subtle suggestion of an image with a few simple strokes, the delicate balance of a vessel and the elegant sweep of a design.
In high school, she attended art classes at Herron School of Art in Indianapolis, and Saturday classes at Purdue University. She earned degrees in Art and Theater at Ball State University and has been a professional Theatrical Scenic Designer and Scenic Artist for 30 years. She began making pottery in 2015 as a hobby.
Her vases have an aesthetically pleasing almond-shaped silhouette: the smooth surface contrasting with the rough opening at the top of the vase; and they are painted with simple images of nature. In all things, she strives for sophisticated elegance and serenity.
Stop in to see the artist. Dates coming soon!
JANUARY ARTIST IN RESIDENCE
KAREN UTECH
Artist, Karen Utech has found herself captivated by the magic of watercolor that transpires between pigment and water. Her first introduction to watercolor formed an immediate passion for the medium. She paints based on her emotion in the moment, while gravitating toward nature and landscapes. She has expanded her designs to cityscapes, still life, animals, portraits and plein air. Karen appreciates using various techniques that are unique to watercolor and from time to time incorporates other media in her art.
Karen has devoted the last 30 years teaching children with special needs and supervising special education teachers, overseeing all special education programs. As an administrator, she strives to mentor staff using what she has learned as she moves forward to her next endeavor of being an artist. Karen aspires to bring her teaching and mentoring skills to the world of art, applying a multisensory approach for children and adults.
When working in her studio you will find her listening to music which emerges through her works of art, creating a story that cannot be expressed verbally. The combination of music and art creates a fresh stream of inspiration and imagination. Listening to various genres while painting kindles the unique story of each piece of art in the hopes of touching someone’s heart.
The artist will be demonstrating at CCC on
January 4 & 7: 12-4 pm
Jan 11: 12-3 pm
Jan 14 & 17: 2-5 pm
Jan 21: 1-4 pm
Jan 24: 2-5 pm
Jan 28: 11 am-1 pm
“Create something amazing out of the ordinary, then anything can become extraordinary.”
Watercolor Painting: Loose Landscapes with Karen Utech
Saturday, January 25: 9:30 am-12:30 pm
Enjoy experimentation, learning the foundation of watercolor and various techniques. Learn how to be loose, creating simple clean washes and saving the details toward the end of the painting experience. Water is the key to painting loose and allowing water and pigment to do the painting for you such as wet-into-wet, spattering, spraying and dripping! We will create a landscape painting using some of the techniques learned. This class is suitable for beginners and students with some experience. All supplies are included except students should bring a terry cloth towel.
$55 CCC Members / $66 Non-Members
FEBRUARY ARTIST IN RESIDENCE
JENNIFER ALEXANDER
MARCH ARTIST IN RESIDENCE
JEANNE BRIL
APRIL ARTIST IN RESIDENCE
MARCIA GORRA-PATEK
MAY ARTIST IN RESIDENCE
JOAN KENNEDY