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MARTINI Auction is November 18th

It seems that summer has come to an end so quickly, but when exactly is the “end of summer”? Is it when I tearfully say “Goodbye—see you next summer” to the last camper to leave the last summer art camp of this year? Is it the first day of school? Is it simply September 22nd? Or does the warmth of the sun just allow summer and fall to meld together before flowing into winter? I love summer—the sun, the heat and the bustle of the people out and about before staying indoors for the cold winter—so I like the image of summer not having a finite end but rather slowly moving into something new, wonderful and beautiful. That is what is happening here at CALC too. Our summer camp program, which hosted over 400 children, just came to a close but with this comes an entire new slate of classes for children and adults along with new exhibits in CALC’s galleries. This fall we will celebrate the unique talents and resources of local artists and farmers at Art on the Farm on September 16th and we will come togeth-er again on November 18th to celebrate the arts in Carlisle at CALC’s mARTini Auction. So, even though I will be the first person in Carlisle to don a down jacket, I recognize there is so much to look forward to as we move into the next season.

We would not be able to offer any of these classes, summer camps, exhibits, events, or community programs without the support of our members, artists, donors, sponsors, volunteers and attendees. Thank you for your role in CALC, in our community and in bringing the arts to the lives of everyone in Carlisle. Please mark your calendar so you can celebrate with us this fall!

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A Note from Becky~ Thanks to our Camp Volunteers, for another awesome summer!

With a whopping 19 camps this summer, these terrific teen volunteers helped our campers ‘sculpt it’, ‘uncover their creativity’, explore ‘the nature of art’ and experiment with the ‘science of art’. Volunteers “winged it” as campers worked at the ‘art of impov’, guided the ‘young designers’ and encouraged the wee ones as they ‘danced me a story’. They even listened to ‘art speak’. This ‘art & adventure’ is hard work, but volunteers like these make it ‘all clay & games’. CALC truly felt like a ‘carnival of art’ this summer!For all the little and big ways you’ve pitched in--THANK YOU!Landyn AlexanderJC BloomquistBrandon CliffordTatiana EatoughLydia Estes Reiley FoySarah KulpGreta HeebCarmen Hershey

Grace HoffmanOlivia Gorak-LacquementKristen LauritzenMeghan LipscombErik PraestgaardBella RoseCameryn SomHolly Stiltner

Executive Director

Lucy TesmanElaina ThompsonSarah ThompsonOlivia RenaultKellan RufHayden RoweAbbey RobinsonVictoria Waring

Thank you to the G. B. Stuart Foundation, the Carlisle Barracks Spouses’ Club, the Chris Thorpe Foundation, The Partnership for Better Health, JumpStreet, and scholarship sponsors from the mARTini Auction 2016 for supporting CALC Summer Camp Programs and providing scholarship opportunities for youth in our community!

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Thank you to our Generous Donors~We would like to thank our Champions of the Arts!

When you support CALC you are joining us in making Carlisle a wonderful place to work, live and play!

Barbara BerryMary BerwickBarbara BistlinePierce Bounds and Donna WilliamsJoseph and Tania BourdonDennis and Tish BrandtKurt BrantnerSally BroylesChad BruceMerideth BucherJane BurkeHelen CanfieldStephen and Karen CaponeClaire Beadon CarnellJohn and Joan CliftonLaura CowburnWilliam and Jane CowdenAlden CunninghamFrances Del DucaJoan DickinsonDoris DoMarge DutreyCindy EbertLarry and Julie EstesPatty and George FallerKaren and John FaryniakJan Hodges and Ben FrancavillaGuy Freeman and Ann MenardDeb Fulham-Winston and Bob WinstonAllan and Karen GalbraithMelissa GallagherThe Gardner Family Foundation Courtney GeniseDebra GrieneisenRebecca HammellDemi HausemanJane HawbakerDan and Cheryl HaywardKevin and Connie HessBill and Gretchen HoffmanDave and Jenny HookeWilliam Hooke and Brenda HammerGrace HouseSandy and David HukillSteven IsenbergBob Rains and Andrea JacobsenDonald Kaufman and Wendy MoffatDavid and Ellen KelleyDeb and Tom KellyCharlotte KleinMichael and Sherry KnowltonRuth KovacsWill LaznaThom and Patty LeboNancy and Ken LenningtonBob and Kathy LongMrs. D. E. LutzAl and Debbie MaslandJana and Mike McCommonSherwood McGinnisCraig and Jude McLean

INSPIRE: $5,000 +Jeanne MartsonDon and Marjorie Mowery CREATE: $2,500-$4,999Ann HofferAnonymous Elizabeth JamiesonHeather and Bill Kramer

ENGAGE: $1,000-$2,499Mark BishopMichael and Fran DevlinTara Long and Michael GarritySarah Kersh and Sarah NieblerMaureen ReedKurt and Pam SuterThe Rahal Family Foundation

ART COLLECTOR: $500-$999Michelle and Jim BoyntonJoan BoytimJennifer DieterBuzz and Donna GreenwoodDemi and Bob HausemanSteve and Wendy MartsonGloria McDowellThe Mechanicsburg Club Drew and Kathleen StokenSusan and William Vernon

ART ADVOCATE: $250-$499Art BermanMichael Murchie and Allison BrowdiePatricia CareyMolly and Norm FortneyBecky FoxClare Garfield and Peter LusardiRegina HaughneyBarb and Chris HoustonDave and Shannon LefflerJean and Russell MacalusoCol. James McCallumGeorge Rhyne and Kathy EverettSylvia RockwoodMary Jane SausserAndrea and Jim SheyaBob UngerJean Van BrederodeCarol Williams

ART PATRON: $25-$249Dora AddamsLois AlwineDan and Pam BarneyJean and Howard BarrLisa Dorrill and David BatemanJeff BenjaminTed and Bonnie Berk

If we have incorrectly listed you, please let us know so that we can be sure to update our list.

Cynthia McNicholasBecky MorgenthalVirginia MuellerNancy and Tom NeslundMary C. PercivalAntje PfannkuchenFrances PiperMorgan PlantRobert and Jacqueline PowellJames and Kathy PowersLarry and Jean RankinMichelle and David RaphaelDoug Smith and Carol ReedMark and Kimberly ReidDebbie ReitzelJoan RhodesJill and Chris RiceBecky and Dave RichesonCarol RobinsonRobert and Robin ScaerJoan SchwartzmanNorman and Carol SharpJune ShomakerWilliam and Patricia SolomonKathryn SternerNicky StiltnerJane Rigler and John TigheMary Ann WarrellFrancesca Amendolia and Ed WebbJustin and Jamie WitmerJoan S. and Melvin H. WolfJohn Pitman and Linda Young

BRESCHI FAMILY EDUCATION FUND

Thank you to supporters of the Breschi Family Education Fund! You are changing lives through arts education!

Lisa Dorrill & David BatemanGordon & Martha BergstenJoseph & Tania BourdonCarrie & David BreschiMarge DutreyJulie & Larry EstesJohn Bloom & Amy FarrellWilliam Hooke & Brenda HammerKevin & Connie HessAnn HofferBill & Heather KramerBonnie MohammadBecky MorgenthalMarie NuttingMaureen ReedIrwin & M. Susan RichmanCathy StoneJohanna & Barry TesmanSusan & William VernonMarilyn Warrell

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AUGUST 4 – SEPTEMBER 2 KIRSTEN OLSON & CAROL REED: INHERENT ENERGYReception, Friday, August 4, 6:30 Ceramics and textiles are featured by two artists whose work is grounded

in connectedness, space and memory in contemporary times.In the Upper Gallery: Capturing Nature – Exhibit by the members of the Susquehanna Valley Plein Air Painters

SEPTEMBER 8 – OCTOBER 7 CONCHA CORRAL & JOAN WOLF: JOURNEYSReception, Friday, September 8, 6:30 pm Corral, a native of Spain, shares impressions of landscapes from around

the world complemented by Wolf’s colorful abstract monotypes.In the Upper Gallery: Ken and Joan Schwartzman: The American West, Two Views

OCTOBER 13 – NOVEMBER 118 LOOKS AT ARCHITECTUREReception Friday, October 13, 6:30 pm Artists Howard Batchelor, Robert Cavenagh, Jonathon Frazier, Patricia Walach Keough, Michael Lahr,

Susan Nichols, Kimberly Stone, and Leon Yost present a varied and thoughtful perspective on the capacity of architectural forms to enliven one’s experience of their environment. Sponsored by Maureen Reed

NOVEMBER 21 – DECEMBER 30ART FOR THE HOLIDAYSOpen House, Sunday November 26, Noon – 4 pm CALC’s annual artist and designer boutique with a wide variety of works perfect for gift giving.

JANUARY 12 – FEBRUARY 3, 2018JURIED EXHIBIT: SQUARE ONEReception Friday, January 12, 6:30 pm A juried exhibit open to all artists and prompted by the concept of “square one”.In the Upper Gallery: Harrisburg Camera Club Member Exhibit

FEBRUARY 9 – MARCH 10ANNUAL MEMBERS’ EXHIBIT: SILVER • 25Reception Friday, February 9, 6:30 pm Calling all members! The much anticipated member exhibit celebrates CALC’s 25th Anniversary year

for 2018! Join our member artists at the reception! Prizes awarded.

MARCH 16 – APRIL 14CELEBRATION OF STUDENT ARTReception Friday, March 16, 5 - 7 pm CALC’s annual collaboration with Carlisle Area School District showcases students’ work grades K-12.UPC

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Carlisle Arts Learning Center presents

2018 CALC Members’ ShowFebruary 9 – March 10, 2018

Opening Reception Friday, February 96:30 – 8:00 p.m.

Celebrating CALC’s 25th Anniversary year, members are asked to contemplate the color or word “silver” in all its variations, including the idea of anniversaries and celebrations. Prizes will be awarded!

Delivery Dates: Drop off: January 30 – February 3Pick-up: March 13 - 17

SHARING • EXPLORING • EXPERIENCING

SEE Art Salon is a free lecture series for those who are interested in the arts and art history and share a belief in the inherent value of the arts to the community and to individuals. Art discussions are facilitated by experienced artists and profes-sors and take place in CALC’s gallery. All discussions are meant to be fun and creatively invigorating. Beverages and snacks are always ever present at CALC!

AUGUST 19 • 1 PM Kirsten Olson & Carol Reed Inspiration for ‘Inherent Energy’

SEPTEMBER 12 • 1 PM Concha Corral Journeys: An Artist’s Life

OCTOBER 10 • 7 PM Lisa Dorrill Dutch Landscapes of the 17th Century

NOVEMBER 14 • 7 PM PhillipEarenfight William Kentridge’s Linocut Prints

DECEMBER 12 • 1 PM Melissa Colucci The Art of Jewelry Making

JANUARY 9 • 1 PM Carrie Breschi Art Ignites Change in a Community

FEBRUARY 13 • 1 PM Guy Freeman Exploring Digital Photography as an Art Form

MARCH 13 • 1 PM Andrea Jacobsen • International Women’s Day Party! Gertrude Käsebier, Photographer

APRIL 10 • 1 PM Sylvia Davidson Fashion, History, Culture

January’s juried exhibit in the G. B. Stuart GalleryEntry guidelines at:

www.carlislearts.org/exhibits-opportunities/

ArtWorks!ArtWorks! is a program which allows teens to learn and grow through creative expression, camaraderie, and community involvement. Projects include creating props and representing CALC and the Pomfret Street businesses in the Carlisle Halloween Parade, creating art for public display, and raising donations for an annual chosen charity. Students can apply through CALC or their CASD school guidance counselor. Enrollment is limited. The program is free except for a $50 material fee.

The ArtWorks! Program is supported in part by the Cultural Enrichment Fund & The Foundation for Enhancing Communities.

For more information, call 717-249-6973 or e-mail CALC at info@carlislearts.org.

High School StudentsStarting September 18

~Mondays

Time: 3:15 - 5:00 p.m.$50 Materials Fee

Middle School Students: Starting September 19

~Tuesdays & ThursdaysTime: 3:15 - 5:00 p.m.

$50 Materials Fee

Register for classes online at: www.carlislearts.org • or call: 717.249.69736

Looking for a fun night with friends, family, or co-workers? Looking for a creative twist on a shower or holiday party? Then have a Paint Party at CALC! You pick the theme and artist & teacher Cathy Stone will guide you through an evening of fun as you each create your own painting. No experience necessary.

$50 per person • 6 person minimum

Includes all materials and light snacks & refreshments.

CALC supports~

OCTOBER 6-15, 2017JOIN THE CELEBRATION!

RAKU DEMONSTRATION & WORKSHOPWednesday, October 11 • 6-8 p.m.Fun workshop will Raku fire pre-formed pottery which you first glaze. Very exciting process and you leave with a cool piece of Raku fired pottery! (details on p.12)

CLAY MONSTERSWednesday, October 3 & 10 • 5:30-8 p.m.Make a clay monster in this fun, 2 day workshop!You will shape your monster from clay, then we will bake him and you will apply a glaze to make a unique cute or creepie little monster!(details on p.13)

Paint Party!

Oct. 9 ~ Spanish Program*La Fiesta: It’s Party Time!Nov. 20 ~ Spanish Program*La Comida: Let’s Eat!Nov. 21 ~ French Program*C’est La Vie: What’s life like in Paris?*register for each class separately

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FEE:

5-129 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.$90 ($80 Members)

CLASSES FOR KIDSPlay with Clay at the End of the Day!A fun after school clay class! This ceramic class will introduce students to a variety of hand building techniques as well as in-struction on the pottery wheel. Students will create a minimum of two finished clay pieces of art. Special decorating techniques will be learned.

Teacher: John GuarneraFee: $75 ($65 Member)Materials fee: $185 Thursdays (per session)Session A: Sept. 14, 21, 28; Oct. 5, 12Session B: Oct. 19, 26; Nov. 2, 9, 16Age 10-18: 3:45 – 5:15 p.m.

Home School Wheel ThrowingWheel Throwing, Wheel Trimming, and GlazingIn this class just for homeschoolers, students will spend time making projects on the potter’s wheel, hand-building, glazing and finishing their pieces. Teacher: John GuarneraFee: $75 ($65 Member)Materials fee: $185 Thursdays (per session)Session A: Sept. 14, 21, 28; Oct. 5, 12Session B: Oct. 19, 26; Nov. 2, 9, 16Age 10-18: 1:30 – 3:00 p.m.

Register for classes online at: www.carlislearts.org • or call: 717.249.6973 7

BACK TO SCHOOL:

CALC offers fun, creative & educational art programs for elementary and mid-

dle school children on “days off.” These classes are a collaboration with Dick-

inson College’s Trout Gallery. Programs will focus on language learning and art in fun-filled sessions designed to introduce

children to foreign languages through art. Class fee includes all materials for projects, mid-morning snacks, pizza lunch and drink.

SCHOOL’S OUT, ART’S IN!

Kids Drawing with Theresa CipollaTime: 4:30 p.m. – 5:45 p.m.Fee: $50 ($60 non-member)Materials Fee: $5Ages: 7-14

Nature Inspired Drawing 3 MondaysSept. 11, 18, 25In this class students will explore the beauty and detailsfound in nature. We will work from actual objects as well as photographic references of pinecones, acorns, flowers, leaves, and trees.

Drawing Animals 3 WednesdaysOct. 18, 25; Nov. 1In this class students will learn how to draw animals by breaking them down into basic shapes. We will explore ways to create form and texture using drawing pencils and colored pencils.

Indigo Dyed Gifts for the Holidays!Teacher: Carol ReedAges: 12 – AdultSaturday, December 16Time: 9:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.(will finish earlier if not making addl. gifts)Fee: $15 ($20 non-member)Materials Fee: $20

It’s the perfect time to make some great last minute gifts using everyone’s favorite blue! Explore various resist methods and the magic of Indigo dyeing. We’ll use a synthetic indigo vat to dye 2 pairs of bamboo socks and a cotton knit infinity (circle) scarf. Additional pairs of socks ($4/each) and scarves ($7/each) will be available for purchase if you’d like to make more gifts.

Register for classes online at: www.carlislearts.org • or call: 717.249.69738

FIBER ARTSBeginning KnittingTeacher: Amber MartinAges: 16 – Adult4 WednesdaysSept. 6, 13, 20, 27Time: 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.Fee: $100 ($115 non-member)Materials Fee: $20

This 4-week class is for anyone who’s never knit before or those of you who haven’t knit in a long time and would like a refresher. You will learn how to cast on and bind off, how to do the knit and purl stitch, how to read patterns and how to back out of your mistakes. At the end of this class, you will have knit your very own scarf and acquired the basic skills needed to move ahead with more advanced projects.

Avocado Dyeing Teacher: Carol ReedAges: 12 – AdultSaturday, October 21Time: 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.Fee: $35 ($40 non-member)Materials Fee: $15

Explore the wonderful world of natural dyeing. We will be using avocado pits to dye a large cotton gauze scarf a soft pink. Learn how to mordant, prepare the dye and care for your naturally dyed textile. While our textiles are dyeing you will have a choice of creating a small weaving or learning to arm knit.

DRAWINGBasic DrawingTeacher: Kim StoneAges: 16- Adult5 WednesdaysJan. 3, 10, 17, 24, 31Time: 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.Fee: $90 ($105 non-members)Materials list provided upon registration

An introduction to drawing for beginners, this class will discuss how to train our brains to really see. We will learn how to get into the “zone” and quiet our left brain. Graph-ite will be the primary medium introduced as we focus on thinking in shapes, light direction and tonal values to create realistic and even dramatic results.View the instructor’s work at: www.kimlackeystone.com

Figure Drawing GroupThird Thursday of Every Month, Starting September 21

Fee: $60 (six session punch card) Time: 7:00 – 9:00 p.m.

Character development, story telling or just plain practice await you. Bring the materials of your choice & draw from a live, costumed model in a mix of long & short poses. No instruction is provided, just time and space to draw from life. Can’t come every third Thursday? Don’t worry. Drop in as you are available. To attend, purchase a six session punch card. Punch cards are available from CALC during regular hours or at the beginning of each session. Need more information or want to model for our drawing sessions? Contact Stephanie Thompson at: sthompson@agilegraphics.com

Saturday Morning DRAW GroupThe 2nd Saturday of Every Month, Starting September 9Fee: FREE!Time: 10:30 – NoonJoin us on the second Saturday of every month for a time of varied discussion and learning for the active artist. Our group meets both at CALC for share and critique sessions, as well as off site to experience and make art together.Bring a sketchbook and art to share!

CALC Refund Policy for Art ClassesCarlisle Arts Learning Center does not provide a cash refund for cancellation of art classes, unless the class is cancelled by CALC. If the student cancels with a notice of at least 30 days prior to the start of the class a gift certificate will be issued for 100% of the class fee. If the student cancels with less than 30 days prior notice a gift certificate will be issued for 90% of the class value.

Register for classes online at: www.carlislearts.org • or call: 717.249.6973 9

Reghan was our Courageous Camp Assistant this summer and we couldn’t have had a more awesome, sweet, capa-ble, energetic kiddo for the job! She crafted at Farmers on the Square, facepainted like a BOSS, corraled campers and was always ready and willing for any random assignment we asked of her. Reghan is attending the Univ. of Richmond this fall— we wish her luck (but she won’t need it) & will miss her terribly!

• CALC PEEP NEWS •

Hello There! So Long, We’ll Miss You!!Meet CALC’s new Ceramics Program Coordinator— Kirsten Olson. If you’ve already met Kirsten, you understand our excitement. Kirsten is talented, experienced and enthusiastic-- lucky us & lucky you!Welcome Kirsten, we’re so happy to have you on board!!

Wedding BellsLittle Grizzly Masland is a married lady!! A beautiful bride & handsome groom. Congratulations you crazy kids!!

90 Years—AMAZING!

Good bye and good luck to two outstanding CALC employees. Jesse Marpoe moved on in May and Carissa Brandt left us just a couple weeks ago. Jesse is on the home stretch of getting her Masters degree and will

soon be available for somebody who needs an expert in Ameri-can Studies with Specialization in Folk-lore & Ethnography! Carissa is off to intern at the Erie Art Museum.

Miss Virginia Mueller celebrated her 90th(!) birthday in July at CALC among family and friends! So fun and such an incredible human, we feel truly honored to have been a part of your big day! We LOVE you!!

This KID!

Bravo Breschi!Carrie Breschi received her MA in Social Engagement from Moore College of Art & Design. Way to go lady!! We can’t wait to see where your next adventure will take you!

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Volunteer Spotlight

If you’ve ever been to an art reception at CALC, you’ve probably met Bob and Jana MacGinnes behind the bar pouring wine and opening beers. This dynamic duo has been volunteering to be our barkeeps at CALC receptions for the last 4 years and always arrive full of energy, class, and extraordinary charm. Not only are they excellent barkeeps, they even do the dishes and leave our bar looking cleaner than when they arrived! How awesome is that?!

A huge THANK YOU to Bob and Jana for your dedication, support, and most importantly, your friendship. Cheers!!

“The most beautiful discovery true friends make is that they can grow separately without growing apart.” -Elizabeth Foley

MOSAICS

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Mosaic MagicTeacher: Jeanney WhartonAges: AdultFee: $50 ($60 non-members)Materials Fee: $204 ThursdaysOctober 5, 12, 19, 26Time: 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.

Learn the magic of mosaics! You’ll be amazed at what you can do. Discover the possibilities using basic skills of mosaics.

Basic EnamelingTeacher: Richelle DourteAges: Teen – Adult2 Tuesdays October 17, 24Time: 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.Fee: $120 ($135 non-member)Materials Fee: $15

Learn to fuse glass onto metal in this course. We’ll introduce techniques of kiln firing on copper and participants will go home with a finished piece suitable for a wall hanging.

ENAMELING

PRINTMAKINGIntroduction to Relief PrintmakingTeacher: Theresa CipollaAges: AdultFee: $50 ($60 non-member)Materials Fee: $202 WednesdaysNovember 8, 15Time 6:00-8:30

This class will introduce students to relief printmaking using carving tools and linoleum or soft cut blocks. The first day, participants will develop their images and begin carving their blocks. The second day, they’ll finish carving and print the images. Images can be printed on cardstock to create unique handmade cards, or on printmaking paper.

Fun “Make & Take” workshops—perfect fit for all skill levels and busy lives. Snacks & beverages are provided to enhance the fun experience.

$15 per workshop + Material fees Material fee is determined by class

Teen to Adult • Classes begin at 6:30 p.m.

“LIVE CREATIVELY” Workshops

Merry MosaicsDate: Wednesday, September 13Artist: Jeanney WhartonHolidays are fast approaching, now is it time to start thinking about projects to give as gifts or to decorate your home. Master the art of mosaics with this fun ornament craft.Materials fee: $15

Finger Painting for All! Date: Wednesday, November 15Artist: Carol ReedNeed a little stress reduction as you prepare for the holidays? Relax and let your inner child play with finger painting! Traditional finger paint and acrylic paint will be used to create abstract and realistic style works. Latex gloves will be provided. Come, have fun and please wear old clothes!Materials fee: $10

Oil Painting ExperienceTeacher: Carol ReedAges: AdultFee: $60 ($70 non-members)Materials Fee: $254 WednesdaysOctober 4, 11, 18, 25Time: 10:30 a.m.- 12:30 p.m.

New to Oil Painting or just a bit rusty? This class is for you. Learn about oil paint, its associated mediums and tools. You’ll learn how to prep a canvas or other paint surface and why. Lessons in color mixing, glazing and texture. Participants will paint in each session.

OIL PAINTING

Open Paint StudioThursdays at 7 p.m. • $10 per sessionWork along with other CALC artists! Session begins with a 15-30 minute demonstration on various techniques followed by a 2 hr independent work session. Bring Your own materials, work on Your own project.September 14 • Cathy Stone, FacilitatorDemonstration will focus on “Using Stencils in your Work”. Cathy will share a variety of ways to use stencils and masks.October 26 • Carol Reed, FacilitatorThe differences and similarities between oils & acrylics will be explored in the demonstration. Carol will show how these two painting mediums can be used.November 9 • Cathy Stone, FacilitatorDemonstation will be “Basic Differences in Acrylic Paint Products”. Cathy will provide a variety of products for you to try and discuss their uses.December 14 • Carol Reed, Facilitator“What color do red and green make?” Explore basic color theory including mixing with complimentary colors.

Register for classes online at: www.carlislearts.org • or call: 717.249.697311

Guy Freeman has worked as a professional photographer for more than thirty-two years. Alongside his commercial experi-ence serving the corporate and industrial markets, he’s always maintained a vibrant interest in the Fine Art side of the medi-um. Photography has been his life. As it is with many photogra-phers, his commercial work has coexisted with and supported his personal work. He has been teaching photography at CALC since 1999 and his work has been included in the Art of the State show at the State Museum in Harrisburg.

Caroline Savage looks and travels to investigate, explore traces of movements, flowing sequences of light in space, energy shifting at each juncture. Caroline holds 2 degrees from San Fancisco Art Institute|MFA, Film|BFA, Photography Harpur College, SUNY Binghamton, NY| BA, Art History Fellowship in Media Arts, PA Council on the Arts, 2006.

iPhone PhotographyTeacher: Caroline Savage Ages: AdultFee: $40 ($45 non-members)Materials Fee: $10

3 WednesdaysSept. 13, 20, 27Time: 6:00 – 9:00 p.m.

Your iPhone can do a lot more than make calls and send text messages; it is a fun and versatile camera. In this workshop, you’ll start by learning the fundamentals of the iPhone camera, understanding the essentials of photography (light and composition) and finding your story. We could possibly investi-gate iMovie.

You’ll have time for hands-on shooting, experiment with photo editing apps, including apps that can mimic a wide array of films and photographic processes. You’ll also learn how to share and save your images most effectively, and various printing options.Students should have an iPhone 5/5s or later and an Instagram account.

Materials to Bring:• iPhone (iPhone 5, iPhone 6, 6+, 6S, 7)• Charging cords and plugin bricks/or external batteries will be

needed for field trips • Be prepared to download from 1-3 apps for use during the class.• We will print images during the last class

PHOTOGRAPHYFundamentals of PhotographyTeacher: Guy FreemanAges: 12 – AdultFee: $80 ($90 non-members)6:30 - 8:00 p.m.6 MondaysSection A: Sept. 11, 18, 25; Oct. 2, 9, 16Section B: Oct. 30; Nov. 6, 13, 20, 27; Dec. 4Section C: Jan. 8, [skip MLK Day] 22, 29, 31; Feb. 5, 12

This is a course created for beginning and intermediate photographers. Digital components, camera functions common to most photographic instruments, exposure, depth of field, composition, and solutions to typical camera challenges will be discussed in the fun and energetic class. Small weekly projects will be assigned to help students understand the class concepts through their own explorations.

Advanced Photography Teacher: Guy FreemanAges: 12 – AdultFee: $80 ($90 non-members)6:30 - 8:00 p.m.6 TuesdaysSection A: Oct. 24, 31; Nov. 7, 14, 21, 28Section B: January 9, 16, 23, 30; Feb. 6, 13

This class serves as another step on the journey. It continues to engage students in a variety of photographic topics with a focus on students’ individual growth as photographers. This class will cover some of the more creative aspects of photo-graphic work. Weekly projects will be assigned to help students achieve a greater potential through a wider understanding of photographic possibilities.

Creative Topics in Photographic ThinkingTeacher: Guy FreemanAges: 12 – Adult6:30 - 8:00 p.m. 6 WednesdaysNov. 1, 8, 15, [Skip 22], 29; Dec. 6, 13Fee: $80 ($90 non-members)

This class is about creating artwork with a different mindset about photography. We will explore a variety of alternatives to conventional digital image production including disposable cameras, cell phones, sun printing, and the use of scanners. This class challenges the new normal, pushing boundaries. Think of it as developing a toolkit to get beyond the points of stability and comfort in your work.

CERAMICS AT CALCMONDAY Night Wheel ThrowingTeacher: Kurt BrantnerAges: 16 – Adult6 MondaysSession A: Sept. 4, 11, 18, 25; Oct. 2, 9Session B: Oct. 16, 23, 30; Nov. 6, 13, 206:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.Fee: $150 ($165 non-member)Material fee: $18

Emphasizing the fundamentals of wheel thrown pottery such as centering, pulling, shaping, trimming & glazing. Students will also explore essential craft theory as they improve. Class is open to all skill levels.

MONDAY Morning Wheel ThrowingTeacher: Kurt BrantnerAges: 16 – Adult6 MondaysSession A: Sept. 4, 11, 18, 25; Oct. 2, 9Session B: Oct. 16, 23, 30; Nov. 6, 13, 209:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.Fee: $150 ($165 non-member)Material fee: $18

Same class as above--now offered for day time clay enthusiasts.

OCS: Open Clay StudioAges: 12 – Adult, Children welcome w/ Supervision of AdultHours: Tuesday – Friday 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.,NEW - extended hours: 6:30-9:00 p.m. Thursdays w/ Sarah KershSaturday 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.Fee: $10/session (members $8) OR$25/3-session punch card (members $20)$45/6 session punch card (members $40)Firing fee: Average price is $1/pieceGlazing firing fee: Average price is $2/piece

Experienced clay artists are welcome to throw or hand build during open clay studio hours. Basic studio tools are available for community use and clay may be purchased for the following prices:½ bag of Clay (12.5 lbs.): $9Full bag of Clay (25 lbs.): $18

* Please call ahead to confirm clay studio availability.

Register for classes online at: www.carlislearts.org • or call: 717.249.697312

Clay Workshops with Ceramic Artist Maureen JoyceOne day classes for all skill levels. Students will work on pre-thrown forms which will be fired and glazed. All but the Raku pieces will be picked up one week after class.

Ages: Teen – Adult Fee: $35 ($40 non-member)Material fee: $10All materials are supplied, no experience required. Register for each class separately.

Pushin’ PumpkinsWednesday, September 205:30-8:00 p.m.Maureen shows you how to alter pre-thrown form to resemble a pumpkin. You can cut it like a jack-o-lantern or use it as a jar.

Try it Out! - RAKU Workshop Wednesday, October 115:30-8:00 p.m.Try your hand at Raku. This spectacular ancient firing technique is unlike most ceramic firing processes. Red hot pieces are removed from the kiln and smothered with sawdust and newspaper. You’ll love the dramatic results!

Cut it Out - Ceramic LanternsWednesday, November 16:00-8:00 p.m.Cut out shapes and patterns to create a one of a kind candle lit lantern. These lanterns make a beautiful centerpiece for your holiday table.

Make-A-FaceWednesday, December 66:00-8:00 p.m. Maureen will show you how to sculpt a clay form into a character of your own. Fired in time for the holidays; cup or vase, your choice.

Wheel Throwing Private InstructionInstructor: Thom Bissey

Fee: $300 ($315 non-members)3 sessions, 2 hours per session

All skill levels, from beginner to large pots

Scholarship Opportunities!The Chris Thorpe Foundation is dedicated to providing life-long learning opportunities for those who choose to follow a path of personal achievement and civil responsibility- values that Chris shared. The foundation is happy to offer scholarships for art classes at CALC to youth and adults.

Pick up an application at CALC!

Register for classes online at: www.carlislearts.org • or call: 717.249.697313

A Creative Night Out!

Teacher: Thom BisseyCost per session: $35 member/$40 non-member plus $20 materials fee per sessionClasses start at 7 p.m.A fun night out at CALC. Class & materials fee includes all materials and instruction as well as bevvies and snacks. All skill levels welcome--our experienced potter will insure that you’ll create a successful piece. Choose hand building or wheel throwing.

& Claycraft

BEErGirls Night~Guys Night~Date Night~Fun Night!

Don & Marjie Mowery Classroom & Ceramic Studio

Clay Your Way, Your Day!Teacher: Tom OakesCustomize your own wheel throwing experience for 1 to 5 students. Couples, groups of friends, or families will make this class extra fun and personal. One fee for the whole program whether a one or multiple student class. Call to arrange dates & time. (Choose 3 Tuesday evenings OR 3 Wednesdays)

Age: 7 – Adult7 – 8:30 p.m. OR 7:30 - 9 p.m.Fee: $300 ($285 Member)Materials fee: $5 per student

In this class, you will be introduced to the CALC ceramic studio and clay basics. Each student’s pieces will be finish fired and made ready for a future pick-up.

Class 1: CreateClass 2: TrimClass 3: Glaze

Clay MonstersTeacher: Theresa CipollaAges: 7 - AdultFee: $35 ($40 non-member)Materials fee: $122 Tuesdays October 3, 106:00- 8:30 p.m.

In this fun, creative class participants will make original clay monsters. We will explore the characteristics of monsters and learn a variety of hand building techniques. No previous clay/art experience needed. This is the perfect opportu-nity for parents and kids to make art together. Individual adults are welcome, children 7 and up can enroll with an adult who is also enrolled in the class. On the first date we will build the creatures. On the second date they will be glazed. Monsters will be available for pick up once they are glaze fired.

Folk Art Tile or TrivitTeacher: Theresa CipollaAges: Teen, Adult, SeniorFee: $20 ($25 non-member)Materials fee: $12Thursday, September 21Time 6:00-8:30 p.m.In this class students will paint ceramic tiles with colorful under-glazes. Participants will choose one 6”x6” or two 4”x4” tiles to decorate. The tiles will be finished with a clear gloss glaze and available for pick up at CALC after they are fired. Finished pieces can be used as decorative tiles, trivets, wall plaques, or coasters. Participants should bring simple ideas, drawings, or photographs in a 4”x4” or 6”x6” format to use. Pets or flowers work well. Im-ages available for participants to use who do not bring their own.

Friday, September 8thFriday, October 20th

Friday, November 3rdFriday, December 1st

(Each Date is a separate class)

Group programs in ceramicsPrograms designed specifically for your group or organization. Perfect for field trips, scout troops, homeschool students, etc. Class content and scheduling are coordinated with the instructor. Class cost covers instruction, materials and kiln firing where appropriate.

Call us for more information: (717) 249-6973

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Don’t see a Class or Workshop that suits your creative needs? Want to bring your group for a special outing or fieldtrip?

Art Exploration with CALC ArtistsAges 6 - AdultDates and times are flexible and arranged with instructorCost: $30 (Members $25) per hour lessonCall for group rates

Personalized lessons to fit all personalities, ages, and art mediums. These individual or small group classes will offer the opportunity to learn about painting, ceramics, mixed medium, print-making, collage...the list goes on. There are no prerequisites. Your interests are our interests!

Call 717-249-6973 to arrange a class.

GLASS BLOWING

“Try It” GlassblowingTeacher: Michael PelusoAges: 10 – AdultFee: $60 ($70 non-members)Materials Fee: $20Time: 7:00 – 8:00 p.m.

Wednesdays (each date is a separate class)September 6, 20; October 4, 18; November 1, 15

This class is designed to teach you the basics of glass blowing. You will choose from a bud vase, Christmas ornament or small glass that you will make and take home that day! No prior glass working experience is required.Classes will be held in Michael’s Elizabethtown studio. Directions will be provided upon registration.

Michael Peluso has studied at the soft glass studio of Harrisburg Area Community College, where he received a degree in visual art & design. Michael has taken numerous class-es at The Studio of the Corning Museum of Glass, Corning, NY.

WOODBURNINGTree of LifeTeacher: Aron RookAges: 12 – Adult

2 Dates to choose from:Thursday, September 7Time: 6-9 p.m.OrSunday, October 22Time: 9 a.m.-noonEach date is a separate workshopFee: $75 ($85 non-members)Materials fee: $20

Let’s get BURN’n! Pyrography literally means “fire writing.” In this 3-hour workshop you will be guided through the process of preparing your surface to fire writing your own tree of life! This is an adventurous practice of meditative drawing, mind-fulness, patience, and intention that you can take with you and make your own.

GourdamentsTeacher: Aron Rook Ages: 12 – Adult

3 Dates to choose from:Thursday, October 12Time: 6-9 p.m.Sunday, November 26Saturday, December 9Time: 9 a.m.-noon(Each date is a separate workshop)Fee: $75 ($85 non-members)Materials fee: $20

Let’s get BURN’n! Artist Aron Rook would like to share the art of ‘Gourdament’ making using Pyrography (fire writing), leather dye, acrylic, and gourds! Make a treasured gift for the holidays!

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Art Association of Harrisburg Juried exhibit also included several CALC Member pieces. Dennis Akin took Best in Show for “An Urban Moment” and ceramic artist John Guarnera took first place in Sculpture and Ceramics, Mary Jane Sausser took second place in Watercolors.Ellen Jenkin’s photo “Florida Clam Digger’s Cottage” won third place in the National Juried Exhibit at Lancaster County Art Association. You can submit your news to: info@carlislearts.org, subject line: Member News

MEMBER NEWSCongratulations to the many CALC Member Artists accepted this year in Art of the State! The exhibit runs through September 10. (*award winner)

About Our Teachers:Thomas Oakes, Clay Technician; BA in Art Education— Kutztown University, PA; Certified Art Teacher-grades K-12; Ceramicist, Instructor at CALC; President of the Board at CALC 2008. Taught elementary art for 10 years and now teaches art classes at CALC to all ages and skill levels while continuing to make pottery for commissioned work and for sale. His ceramic focus is on large platters, sculptural pots and geometric boxes.

Thom Bissey has been a professional potter since 1987, he was educated in high-fire ceramics but moved to alternative firing experimentation. His work has been shown nationally and internationally.

Kurt Brantner, Ceramicist and Artist-In-Residence at CALC. Graduated from Kutztown University, in Kutztown, PA with a BFA in painting. He has worked in NC at Dirt Works Pottery for a one year apprenticeship, then continued there as a pro-duction and studio potter. He resides in Boiling Springs, PA. where he has his studio.

Kim Stone is a graduate of York Academy of Art (now PCAD). with a degree in graphic design & illustration. Kim has exhibit-ed, sold & won awards for her fine art and has executed many commissioned portraits.

Aron Rook attended the Rhode Island School of Design and the Pennsylvania Governor School’s sculpture program. She has a degree in illustration and fine arts from the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) in Baltimore.

Dennis AkinLinda Benzon*Nicole DubeSue FrotscherJohn Hassler

Tim HooverClare KlaumSusan LandisJames McNallyCarol Reed

Aron RookDon UvickJohn Wright

Become a MemberSave on classes by becoming a CALC member today!

Student: $20 (17 and under or enrolled in higher education)

Individual: $40

Family: $60

Guild: $100

Renaissance: $250

Visionary: $500

Loyal CALC Patron: $1,000 When you support CALC, you support your community

Thank you!

Become a member by visiting www.carlislearts.org

Becky Richeson Executive DirectorKirsten Olson Ceramic Studio CoordinatorMaureen Madio Education Director & P.R.Louise Manning Reception GreeterAshley Newhard Bookkeeper

Heather Kramer, PresidentRichard Leigh, Vice PresidentSteve Capone, TreasurerDeb Fulham-Winston, SecretaryMichelle BoyntonKurt Branter

Julie EstesMichael GarrityAshley GogojBessie JamiesonPam SuterJustin Witmer

CALC Board of Directors:

Marie Nutting Front Desk VolunteerTom Oakes Clay TechnicianCarol Reed WebmasterKay Santoff Reception CoordinatorCatherine Stone Exhibit Curator & Sales Gallery Coordinator

The CALC Team:

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ART • LOCAL FOOD • LIVE MUSIC • LIVE AUCTION

September 16, 20174:00 p.m.

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FarmDickinson College Farm

C A L CCarlisle Arts Learning Center

You’re invited to experience an award winning collaboration benefiting CALC & PASA celebrating local farm fresh art & food.

Meander through the farm fields, watch artists create & farm educators in action while enjoying live music and locally sourced food and drinks.

Share in a farm fresh dinner and live auction under the tent.

Dickinson College Farm553 Park Drive, Boiling Springs, PA

Tickets $45 per person

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For tickets: call 717.249.6973 or www.carlislearts.org