Studio One Fall-Winter 2011-2012

Growing a new art community!
365 45th Street Oakland, CA 94609

510-597-5027
2011-2012
Fall and Winter Classes for Children, Teens, and Adults
www.studiooneartcenter.net
Check out all the New classes and New teachers
Table of Contents
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Ceramics ......................................1, 2,3 Sculpture ........................................2, 3 Glass Fusing ......................................4 Recycled Glass.....................................4 Stained Glass ......................................5 Beadmaking..................................5 Jewelry.........................................6 Assemblage/Box Construction...............7 Textiles.............................................7 Drigital Arts......................................8 Photography ....................................9 Life & Figure Drawing....................... 10
Drawing..............................................10,11, 12 Painting.........................................10, 11,12, 13 Paper Crafts..................................................14 Aerobic Self Defence.......................................15 Flower Arts.................................................15 Improv Comedy..............................................16 Color Theory..................................................16 Facilty Rental Information................................17 Instructors Biographies..............................18, 19 Childrens Art classes...................................20, 21 Hoilday Break Art Camp................................20 Classic Attic Childrens Theatre .......................20, 21
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Artwork on cover by: Mokhtar Paki , Malcolm Tarlofsky, Blanka Soltys, Karen Ehrhardt, Patricia Bulitt, and Harlan Simon
*Pre registration required for all classes. Classes need a minimum or 10 participants for the class to run.
Class Registration
**S/T fee= Seniors and Teens**
ONLINE Available at www.oaklandnet.com/parks/programs BY PHONE 510-597-5027 Visa or MasterCard accepted. Must receive payment at
the time of call. BY MAIL Send payment payable to The City of Oakland for the total amount due. Include your contact information and class title and number. IN PERSON Monday through Saturday 9:30am to 4:30pm. REFUND POLICY For Classes of 4 or more meetings: Refunds requested by 2nd class meeting will be the fee minus $20 for Adult and Teen classes and $10 for Childrens classes. No refunds starting the day of the 4th class meeting. For Classes of 3 or less meetings: All refunds requested must be received at least 3 business days prior to the day of the first class meeting. Refunds requested before this date will be the class fee minus $10.
Full refunds are given for all classes canceled by Studio One Art Center.
Go to www.oaklandnet.com/parks/programs
to check for updates on current class schedules
Closed at 5:00 PM on the following days: 11/21, 11/22, 11/23

Closed for all adult classes but open for Childrens Camp only the 12/19-12/30 All of the above closures are reflected in reduced fees in this Program Guide.
Fall session 9/12/11 Thru 11/5/11 Holiday session 11/7/11 thur 12/17/2011 Winter session 1/9/2012 thur 3/10/2012
Ceramics
Ceramics classes are held workshop style, so if you have any ideas you have been thinking over, now would be the time to express them in clay. We will utilize our facility to the max, from the pottery wheel to hand-building to extruding, and even slab rolling to create reliefs. Fees cover the cost of your first bag of clay. It is important to attend the first class, where safety procedures and a material list will be discussed.
Ceramics Section A Instructor: R. Johnson Day: Monday Dates: 9/12-10/31 Ceramics Section B Instructor: B. Soltys Day: Tuesday Dates: 9/13-11/1 Ceramics Section C Instructor: D. Cockrell Day: Wednesday Dates:9/14-11/2 Code: 52609.201 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
Resident Fee: $110.00 Non Resident Fee:$132.00 S/T Fee: $100.00
Resident Fee: $180.00 Non Resident Fee:$216.00
S/T Fee: $157.00
Winter Ceramics
Ceramics Section A Instructor: R. Johnson Day: Monday Dates: 1/10-2/28
Code:52609.202 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
S/T Fee: $157.00
Resident Fee: $180.00 Non Resident Fee: $216.00

Ceramics Section B Instructor: B. Soltys Day: Tues Dates: 1/11-3/1
Code: 52609.301 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
S/T Fee: $152.00

Ceramics Section D Instructor: Saadi Shapiro Day: Wednesday Dates: 9/14-11/2
Code: 52609.203 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
S/T Fee: $157.00

Ceramics Section C Instructor: D. Cockrell Day: Wednesday Dates: 1/12-3/2 Ceramics Section D Instructor: Saadi Shapiro Day: Wednesday Dates: 1/12-3/2
Code: 52609.302 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
S/T Fee: $152.00

Ceramics Section E Instructor: K. Kelley Day: Thursday Dates: 9/15-11/3
Code: 52609.204 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
S/T Fee: $157.00
Code: 52609.303 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
S/T Fee: $152.00
Code: 52609.205 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
Fall
S/T Fee: $157.00
Code: 52609.304 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
S/T Fee: $152.00
Holiday
Ceramics Section A Instructor: R. Johnson No Class: 11/21 Code: 52609.210 Day: Monday Dates: 11/7-12/12 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
S/T Fee: $139.00
S/T Fee: $139.00
Ceramics Section D Instructor: Saadi Shapir No Class: 11/23 Code: 52609.213 Day: Wednesday Dates: 11/9-12/14 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
S/T Fee: $139.00
Instructor: B. Soltys Day: Tuesday
No Class: 11/22 Dates: 11/8-12/13
Code: 52609.211 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
S/T Fee: $139.00
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Holiday
Ceramics Section C Instructor: D. Cockrell No Class: 11/23 Code: 52609.212 Day: Wednesday Dates: 11/9-12/14 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
Ceramics Workshop for Intermediate and Advanced Potters.

Improve your wheel throwing skills while learning how to make composite pots in a variety of asymmetrical shapes. (Teapots, lids, handles, etc.) The teacher provides individual help and advice to expand each students skills. Students for this class should be able to throw a cylinder a minimum of 6 high.
Winter
Ceramics
Make a special someone a unique gift for the holidays! Teapots are one of the most interesting and inspirational subjects for potters. Get inspired by functional, whimsical designs. Learn the principles of good teapot design and construction then see how your imagination takes flight! Fees cover the cost of your first bag of clay. It is important to attend the first class, when safety procedures and a materials list will be discussed. Instructor: K. Kelley Code: 52609.216 Day: Thursaday Dates: 1/13-3/3 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
Teapots! Functional and Fantasy
Sculptures by
Bob Johnson
Learn how to make a large variety of ceramic tiles while exploring different colors, patterns, and shapes. The size can range from 4 Sq. to no more than 6 in any dimension. There is a durability of clay tiles that allow for mounting indoors or outdoors, with the proper sealant. Students are encouraged to bring their own old towel, ruler, pencil, and sketchbook. Please bring any commercial tiles (glazed or unglazed) for references to the first class.
Tile Workshop
Pit Fired Clay Workshop
This class happens in two parts: on Saturday September 24, we will meet at Studio One Art Center and make simple clay pots or masks. Students will then learn how to create a burnished effect on their vessels. On Saturday October 15th, students will meet at Studio One and then caravan to Dillon beach. We will fire ceramic pieces in a sand pit using a variety of dry seaweed for special effects. Every participant is expected to bring firewood. Family and friends are welcome on the day of firing. Please, bring food to share. Dogs are allowed on Dillon Beach.
Instructor: B. Soltys Code: 52609.208 Times: 1:30pm-4:30pm Day: Saturday Dates: 9/24, making pots, 10/15 firing on Dillon Beach
Resident Fee: $70.00
Non Resident Fee: $84.00
S/T Fee: $60.00
This free workshop is to prepare for our Holiday Pottery and Craft sale. All pieces will be sold at the craft sale on Sunday, 12/11/2011.
Instructor: B. Soltys Day: Saturday Times: 11:00am-6:00 pm
Code: 52609.330 Dates: 12/4
Free
Winter
Fall
Ceramics Lab Section A Instructor: Monitor Day: Friday Dates: 9/16-11/04
Participants who dont need instructions are welcome to work on their projects. The monitor is present only to ensure things are set-up and returned at the end of class. It is important to follow any directions stated or posted, behave respectfully and respect each others artwork. Only Studio Ones stock of clay is permitted to be kiln fired.
Ceramics Lab Section A Instructor: Monitor No class: 11/25 Day: Friday Dates: 11/18-12/26

Ceramics Lab Section A Instructor: Monitor Day: Friday Dates: 1/14-3/4
Code: 52609.215 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
Code: 52609.206 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
Code: 52609.306 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
Sculpture
Life Sculpture Workshop:

Head and Figure
Beginning and continuing sculptors are invited to sculpt the human figure from life. Each model will be present for 3 or 4 class meetings, to allow the group to create finished pieces. The class will focus on a hollow built torso and on portraiture, however students are welcome to work in their own direction. Instruction will be given on anatomy, clay building techniques, and finishing. The last session will be demonstrating and finishing with stains and oil patinas on the fired work. Model fee and one bag of clay are included in the class fee. Instructor: Carol Tazier Day: Wednesday Dates: 9/14-11/2 Code: 52641.201 Times: 6:00pm-9:00pm
Figure Sculpture
This is a traditional fine arts class that incorporates drawing and sculpture. As a student, you may choose a trajectory of drawing, sculpture, or both! We will learn to develop the 3-D figure as an image, while refining our knowledge of the two-dimensional image via multi-dimensional examinations. This class will work with a live model. Dates: 9/17-11/5 Code: 52641.202 Times: 1:30pm-4:30pm
Sculpture by C. Tazier

Instructor: Carol Tazier Day: Wednesday
Non Resident Fee: $264.00 S/T Fee: $195.00
Instructor: Jiajun Lu Day: Saturday
Resident Fee:$200.00
Non Resident Fee:$240.00 S/T Fee: $181.00
Instructor: Carol Tazier Day: Wednesday
Dates: 11/9-12/14
No class: 11/23

Dates: 1/11-2/29 Code: 52641.301 Times: 6:00pm-9:00pm
Code: 52641.205 Times: 6:00pm-9:00pm
Instructor: Jiajun Lu No class: 11/26 Code: 52641.206 Day: Saturday Dates: 11/12-12/17 Times: 1:30pm-4:30pm
Resident Fee:$185.00 Non Resident Fee:$222.00 S/T Fee: $170.00

Instructor: Jiajun Lu Day: Saturday Dates: 1/14-3/3
Code: 52641.302 Times: 1:30pm-4:30pm
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Holiday
Ceramics Lab
B. Soltys
Resident Fee: $60.00 S/T Fee: $50.00
Glaze Workshop
Sculpture by
Instructor: B. Soltys Day: Saturday Times: 1:30pm-4:30pm
Code: 52609.218 Dates: 10/29, 11/12
Introducing Our New Faculty Member:
Chris Kanyusik was born in Minnesota, received his BFA in Ceramics from The University
Explore the process of working with clay and constructing sculpted ceramic objects from functional to figurative. Investigate broad artistic concepts like abstraction, representation, form and/or narrative through building demonstrations, image presentations and our own explorations in the studio. Techniques include pinch, slab, coil and solid hand building methods. Surface texture and treatments both ceramic and nontraditional process also explored. Instructor: Chris Kanyusik Day: Thursday Dates:9/15-11/3 Code: 52641.203 Times: 9:30am 12:30pm
Introduction to Clay Sculpture

Sculptures by
Chris Kanyusik
Holiday
Instructor: Chris Kanyusik No Class: 11/24 Code: 52641.207 Day:Thursday Dates: 11/10-12/17 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm

Code: 52641.303 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
Instructor: Chris Kanyusik Day: Thursday Dates: 1/12-3/1
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holds a Master of Fine Arts in Sculpture from the Academy of Art University and a Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design from the Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana in Mexico City. Guzman had the privilege to learn Cartoneria under the tutelage of the world-renowned Linares family. Guzmans work has been exhibited nationally and abroad. Many local institutions have shown his work, including the Oakland Museum of California, Palo Alto Arts Center, Sonoma County Museum, Mexican Museum and Richmond Arts Center.Guzmans sculptures are in the permanent collections of the Smithsonian Institution and Sonoma County Museum.Ruben Guzman has been awarded with more than a dozen grants to produce public art; among them are grants from the Alliance for California Traditional Arts, the City of Oakland and the Creative Work Fund.
Ruben Guzman
Cartoneria from paper is known as cartoneria (cardboard sculpture). Cartoneria is The ability to create sculptures
a popular art form from Mexico that combines a mixture of indigenous knowledge with Spaniard art techniques and is deeply rooted in ancient Mexicos legends, aditions and artisanship. In this course, we will create fantastic mythological creatures from paper. We will incorporate diverse elements from creatures such as demons, angels or dragons to create new and unique forms.
Sculptures by
Ruben Guzman
Wheelworks for Kids

Children who enjoy putting their hands in the garden soil will enjoy the feel of clay. Aside from the fun of creating ceramic items on the wheel, childrens sense of hand/eye coordination will be enhanced. Knowledge about the entire process from goopy clay to glazed art work will delight children. All materials provided. Instructor: B. Soltys Day: Friday Dates: 9/16-11/4 Code: 42609.201 Times: 3:45pm-5:15pm
Instructor: R. Guzman Day: Wednesday Dates: 9/14-11/2

Instructor: R. Guzman Day: Wednesday Dates: 1/11-2/29
Code: 52641.209 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
Code: 52641.304 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
Sculptures by
Resident Fee: $105.00 Non Resident Fee: $126.00 Ages: 8 to 13 years
Instructor: B. Soltys No Class: 11/25 Code: 42609.202 Day: Friday Dates: 11/18-12/16 Times: 3:45pm-5:15pm
This class is Inspired by the centuries old tradition of Oaxaca animal carvings. You will learn use hand woodcarving tools such as chisels and knifes to create fantastic animals, wonderful, intricate and expressive by nature. This class is for the enthusiastic beginner or the seasoned experienced woodcarver. We will cover the history and cultural background of Oaxaca wood carvings, alebrijes and other Mexican traditional arts, safety rules in the woodshop, how to read the wood, basic shapes in sculpture, sealing of the art piece, decorating and finishing, from the mere conception of the idea to the exhibition of the artwork.
Oaxacan Woodcarving
I Instructor: B. Soltys Day: Friday Dates: 1/13-3/2
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Sculptures by
Code: 42609.301 Times: 3:45pm-5:15pm

Instructor: R. Guzman Day: Thursday Dates:1/12-3/1
Code: 52641.305 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
Ruben Guzman
Resident Fee $80.00 Non Resident Fee: $96.00 Ages: 8 to 13 years
Instructor: R. Guzman Day: Thursday Dates: 9/15-11/3
Code: 52641.210 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
Sculpture
Ruben Guzman
of Montana, his Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Sculpture from Brandeis University, and his MFA in Ceramic Sculpture from The Rochester Institute of Technology. He currently instructs Clay Sculpture for Walnut Creek Civic Arts Education, Art Appreciation for Nicolet College, and is an instructor of Clay Hand-building for the City College of San Francisco.
Fused glass piece is by Janet Hiebert
Fusing & Slumping Glass
Learn the art of working with warm glass. Using compatible glass you will create expressive work using stringers, confetti, decals, powders and copper inclusions. Beginning and advanced students welcome. More advanced projects will be offered to continuing students. Students need to buy fusible glass, a glass cutter and eye protection to class. All tools are provided.
Fall
Instructor: R. Lieb Day: Tuesday Dates: 9/13-11/1

Instructor: R. Lieb No Class: 11/22 Code: 52603.212 Day: Tuesday Dates: 11/8-12/13 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm Instructor: R. Lieb Day: Tuesday Dates: 1/10-2/28
Code: 52603.202 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm

Code: 52603.302 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
S/T Fee: $117.00
This class is an introduction to the wonderful world of kiln-formed glass. Layers of compatible glass are fused together to create artistic objects including jewelry, tiles, and picture frames. Glass can also be slumped into or over molds to create barrettes, small plates, and votive candleholders. Glass cutting, compatibility testing, use of frits (crushed glass) and metal inclusions are among the techniques presented and Information on the use of kilns and firing processes is also offered. More advanced projects will be available to continuing students. A supply list will be given out at the first class meeting.
Fused Glass Objects
Recycled Glass
Fall
Instructor: J. Hiebert Day: Tuesday Dates: 9/13-11/1

Instructor: J. Hiebert No Class: 11/22 Code: 52603.211 Day: Tuesday Dates: 11/8-12/13 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
Code: 52603.201 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
Learn how to fuse glass into bowls and jewelry from recycled glass. Work with tempered glass (bus stop glass) and make bowls or small cast pieces. Experiment with compatible powders, frits, confetti and metal inclusions and decals to express yourself artistically. Exercise the right side of your brain and learn how to design, cut and fuse glass-the warm glass experience. Working with recycled window glass and tempered glass, powders, frits, and metal inclusions you will learn various techniques to fuse glass. Make small clay molds for casting. Beginners welcome. Dates: 9/14-11/2 Code: 52603.203 Times: 6:30am-9:30pm
Holiday

Code: 52603.301 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
Instructor: R. Lieb Day: Wednesday Instructor: R. Lieb Day: Wednesday
Non Resident Fee:$168.00

No Class: 11/23
S/T Fee: $117.00
Winter
Instructor: J. Hiebert Day: Tuesday Dates: 1/10-2/28

Instructor: R. Lieb Day: Wednesday
Dates: 11/9-12/14
Code: 52603.213 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
S/T Fee: $99.00
Dates: 1/11-2/29
Code: 52603.303 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
S/T Fee: $117.00
Fused glass piece is by Studio One student Linda
Fused glass piece is by Studio One student Sharon
Glass Fusing and Slumping Lab

You must be well versed on the process of fabricating glass pieces, the proper use and care of molds for slumping, and have taken 3 or more quarters of Glass Fusing and Slumping at Studio One. Or you can substantiate your skill and knowledge with the glass coordinator before the first Lab session. Safety procedures on how to operate a kiln is also important because the monitor does not offer instructions. You must have your own glass & tools. Please, no production work and there is no storage.
Fall
Instructor: Monitor Day: Monday Dates: 9/12-11/1
Code: 52603.204 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
S/T Fee: $95.00
Holiday
Instructor: Monitor No Class: 11/21 Day: Monday Dates: 11/7-12/12
Code: 52603.214 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
S/T Fee: $60.00
Winter
Instructor: Monitor No Class: 1/16 , 2/20 Code: 52603.308 Day: Monday Dates:1/9-2/27 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
S/T Fee: $72.00
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Fused glass piece is by Reddy Lieb
Glass
Winter Holiday
Flamework Glass Bead Making Workshop

Come learn the ancient art of flamework glass bead making in this fun introductory evening workshop. Please wear non-flammable clothing (no synthetics), bring dinner, and reading glasses (if needed for close-up work). All materials, including use of safety glasses, provided. This evening workshop is ideal for beginners, as well as those wishing to learn new techniques and have instructor supervised practice time.
Beads by Harlan Simon
September
Glass Bead Workshop Section A

Instructor: H. Simon Day: Thursday Dates: 9/15/2011
Code: 52603.207 Times: 5:00pm-9:00pm
Instructor: H. Simon Day: Thursday Dates:10/13/2011
Glass Bead Workshop Section C
Code: 52603.209 Times: 5:00pm-9:00pm
S/T Fee: $52.00
October
Instructor: H. Simon Day: Friday Dates: 9/16/2011
Glass Bead Workshop Section B
Resident Fee: $95.00 Non Resident Fee: $114.00 S/T Fee: $87.00
Code: 52603.208 Times: 9:30am-5:00 pm
Instructor: H. Simon Day: Friday Dates:10/14/2011
Glass Bead Workshop Section D
Code: 52603.210 Times: 9:30am-5:00 pm
November
Glass Bead Workshop Section E

Flamework Glass Beads


Code: 52603.217 Times: 9:30am-5:00 pm
Code: 52603.216 Times: 5:00pm-9:00pm
Glass Bead Workshop Section G

December
Glass Bead Workshop Section F
Code: 52603.218 Times: 5:00pm-9:00pm
S/T Fee: $52.00
Glass Bead Workshop Section H

Instructor: H. Simon Day: Friday Dates:12/16/2011
Code: 52603.219 Times: 9:30am-5:00 pm
Feburary
Glass Bead Workshop Section I
Code: 52603.305 Times: 5:00pm-9:00pm
Glass Bead Workshop Section J
Resident Fee: $95.00 Non Resident Fee: $114.00 S/T Fee: $87.00 Glass Bead Workshop Section K
Code: 52603.306 Times: 9:30am-5:00 pm
Capture the beauty of light passing through colored glass by creating a stained glass panel. A brief review of the history of stained glass is presented to show the vast possibilities of the use of glass art. This class will include both the traditional leaded technique as well as the Tiffany method of copper foil. Instruction is offered in glass cutting, leading, foiling, soldering, puttying and use of patina; students will be able to complete a panel of approximately one square foot in size. A supply list will be given out at the first class meeting.
Stained Glass
Instructor: H. Simon Day: Saturday Dates: 2/4/2012
Code: 52603.307 Times: 9:30am-5:00 pm
Instructor: J. Hiebert Day: Wednesday Dates: 1/11-2/29
Code: 52603.304 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
S/T Fee: $137.00
Participants who dont need instructions are welcome to work on their individual projects. A lab monitor is present for set-up/break-down and to ensure lab safety. You must have taken Stained Glass class for 3 sessions. New participants who have extensive knowledge of the safety and prep procedure can meet with the glass coordinator to waive the requirements. Once in the lab, it is important to follow any directions stated, posted, and respect other students artwork. There is no storage space. You must provide your own glass. There are Studio One stock tools.
S/T Fee: $95.00

Instructor: Monitor Day: Thursday
S/T Fee: $60.00
Dates: 1/12-3/1
S/T Fee: $95.00
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Winter
Code: 52603.309 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
Holiday
Instructor: Monitor Day: Thursday Dates: 11/10-12/15
Code: 52603.215 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
Fall
Stained Glass Lab
Instructor: Monitor Day: Thursday Dates: 9/15-11/3
Code: 52603.206 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
This class emphasizes building basic/intermediate knowledge of jewelry design and construction. Beginning students will design their own jewelry and construct their design pieces using the fundamental techniques of soldering, sawing, filing, finishing, and basic bezel setting. Lectures, demonstrations, and handouts will provide the basis of any technique needed. Intermediate students will progress through more advanced techniques (forging, cold connections, etching, etc). Jewelry will be made from metal sheet and wire. Brass, copper, and tools are provided. New students need to attend the first class for a safety discussion and a materials list.
Metal Jewelry Design
Low Temperature Metal Casting

In this class you will use a non-toxic low melting temperature metal alloy to cast into molds made of silicone rubber, polymer clay, wood or even paper to make jewelry, figurines and exact duplicates of small objects. Unlike traditional jewelry metal casting which requires a kiln and torch this alloy will melt in a toaster oven or on the stove. Instructor: A. Stillman No Class: 11/23 Code: 52628.205 Day: Tuesday Dates: 11/8-12/13 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
Metal Jewelry Design Section A
Fall
Instructor: A. Stillman No Class: 11/23 Code: 52628.201 Day: Tuesday Dates: 9/13-11/1 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
Metal Jewelry Design Section B

Instructor: K. Ehrhardt No Class: 11/26 Code: 52628.206 Day: Wednesday Dates: 11/9-12/14 Times:6:30pm-9:30pm
Holiday
Instructor: K. Ehrhardt Day: Saturday Dates: 11/12-12/17
ring by Karen Ehrhardt
Metal Jewelry Design Section C
Code: 52628.207 Times: 1:30pm-4:30pm
Metal Jewelry Design Section D

Instructor: A. Stillman Day: Tuesday Dates: 1/10-2/28
Code: 52628.301 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
S/T Fee: $127.00
Winter
Instructor: K. Ehrhardt Day: Wednesday Dates: 1/11-2/29
Metal Jewelry Design Section E
Instructor: K. Ehrhardt Day: Saturday Dates: 1/14-3/3
Code: 52628.302 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
Metal Jewelry Design Make a Pendant

Learn basic jewelry-making techniques, or practice the techniques that you already know. This class will cover soldering, sawing, filing, finishing, and basic stone setting for metal jewelry-making. The pendant will be approximately 1 square. It can be made in copper or brass (provided), or you may order silver after the first class. By the first or second class, you will need something to set. Set your own cabochon stone, fused glass piece, or beach glass. The first class must be attended. Instructor: K. Ehrhardt Day: Thursday Dates: 9/22-10/13 Code: 52628.203 Times:6:30pm-9:30pm
Metal Jewelry Design Section F
Code: 52628.303 Times: 1:30pm-4:30pm
S/T Fee: $127.00
Metal Jewelry Casting

The emphasis in this class, for all beginning students, will be casting. Students will learn all phases of lost-wax centrifugal casting (wax work, investing, casting, and metal finishing). Except for the casting metal, most supplies and tools are provided. The first class is important for beginners. Note: Continuing students may also fabricate, but only if they have already taken a class in fabrication and are beyond needing basic information.
Instructor: K. Ehrhardt Day: Wednesday Dates: 9/14-11/2 Code: 52628.202 Times:6:30pm-9:30pm
Jewelry
Metal Jewelry Lab

Volunteers monitor the lab. In order to participate in the labs students must know safety procedures. Students must have taken 3 or more quarters of metal classes at Studio One or have equivalent proficiency. No storage space is available. Studio One facilities can not be used for production work.
Metal Jewelry Lab

Instructor: Monitor Day: Tuesday Resident Fee: $70.00
Code: 52628.208 Dates: 11/8-12/13 Times: 9:30 am - 4:00 pm Non Resident Fee: $84.00 S/T Fee: $70.00
Code: 52628.304 Times: 9:30am-4:00pm
Metal Jewelry Lab

Instructor: Monitor Day: Tuesday Resident Fee: $80.00 Code: 52628.204 Dates: 9/13-11/1 Times: 9:30 am - 4:00pm Non Resident Fee: $96.00 S/T Fee: $80.00
Metal Jewelry Lab

Instructor: Monitor Day: Tuesday
Dates: 1/10-2/28
S/T Fee: $80.00
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Malcolm Tarlofsky has been self employed
making films in New York and Los Angeles, designing in San Francisco and illustrating for 15 years, with an affinity for Surrealism, Collage and Assemblage. His imagery was sought after by publishers for Book Jackets Magazine Illustrations and Corporate promotion. You can see more of his Collage and Assemblages at www.malcolm-tarlofsky.com
This workshop offers an opportunity for you to bring your personal memorabilia, found objects, bits and pieces of anything and everything from the past and present. Choose to work in 2 dimensional collage and /or 3 dimensional assemblage / box constructions. Your personal stash of things that you have or will begin to collect for this workshop, will be the source from from which you will create your imagery...so START COLLECTING! (Note) 2 sizes of readymade boxes are available to choose from for a minimal cost. 2 dimensional Collages will have no size limitations, however you should bring all materials such as boards and glue for mounting. 3 dimensional assemblage / box constructions will entail transforming a natural wooden box into a unique work of art, so all paint cardboard, glue, glass and frame will be supplied by you and it will all be explained by the instructor in a detailed pre-workshop email. Instructor: M. Tarlofsky Day: Thursday Dates: 9/15-11/3 Code: 52604.201 Times: 6:00pm-9:00pm
Collage and Assemblage / Box Constructions
Fall

Code: 52604.202 Times: 6:00pm-9:00pm
Late Fall
Winter
DarkroomResident Fee:$168.00 S/T Fee: $124.00 Printing Resident Fee:$140.00 Non Refresher Course Instructor: Malcolm Tarlofsky Code: 52604.301
Day: Monday
Instructor: Malcolm Tarlofsky Day: Thursday Dates: 11/10-12/15
Digital Photography and the Internet
Dates: 1/12-3/1
Times: 6:00pm-9:00pm
Subhashini
has been knitting and crocheting all her life, and simply loves to do crafts. Her expertise includes embroidery, crochet, knitting, paper folding, basket weaving, henna art, and culinary arts. She was born in India and has been in the United States for 20 years. She loves to teach arts and crafts to all ages and has been teaching art for 8 years. Her teaching experience also includes teaching Hindi at UC Berkley and art and crafts and St. Pauls Episcopal school and Civicorps Charter School.
Knitting
Knitting is an excellent therapeutic way to meditate and release stress in a productive manner. Knitting needs not be thought of as an intimidating tangle of needles of yarn, but instead as an easy and productive way to develop motor function and brain activity. It is an excellent pastime for people of all ages. Come learn beginning and advanced knitting techniques where we will learn how to knit cute beanies, fashionable scarves, and even pillows for more advanced students. This class can give you the tools to become a proficient knitter capable of making great things with just yarn and needles. Instructor: S. Coburn Code: 52604.203 Day: Wednesday Dates: 9/14-10/5 Instructor: S. Coburn Code: 52604.203 Times: 6:30pm-8:30pm Dates: Resident Fee:Times: 6:30pm-8:30pm Day: Wednesday 9/14-10/5 $40.00 Instructor: S. Coburn Day: Wednesday Times: 10:00am-12:00pm Code: 52604.304 Dates: 1/18-2/8
Crochet
This crochet class will cover basic crochet techniques such as single and double crochet stitches, making foundation chains, and we will work on scarves together as a class. Crochet is an excellent way to unwind and relax after a long day and at the same time make something productive. At any age, it helps keep the brain active and plastic. Both left handed and right handed students are welcome to join! We will cover materials on the first day of class, and students should bring H, I, or J crochet hooks and a simple light-colored yarn. Instructor: S. Coburn Day: Monday Times: 6:00pm-8:00pm Code: 52604.204 Dates: 10/3-10/24
Resident Fee: $40.00 S/T Fee: $32.00
Non Resident Fee: $48.00 ResidentS/T Fee: $32.00 S/T Fee: $118.00 Resident Fee: $140.00 Non Fee: $168.00 Resident Fee: $40.00 S/T Fee: $32.00
Instructor: S. Coburn Code: 52604.305 Day: Monday Dates: 1/23-2/13 Times: 10:00am-12:00pm Resident Fee: $40.00
S/T Fee: $32.00
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David Digital Arts Marino
This is a beginners course for using 2D digital image editing software GIMP 2.6 (Gnu Image Manipulation Program, similar to Photoshop). This class is an introduction to basic digital image editing, manipulation, masking, compositing, collaging and more with fun projects and assignments.Basic computer user interface, computer navigation skills and fundamentals are helpful. Macintosh OS.
2D Digital Media Editing
is a practicing artist and musician and dabbles in several mediums. Hes studied Anthropology at UC Santa Cruz, and Digital and Fine Art at Academy of Art San Francisco. Having worked for various employers over the years such as Luthier for Rick Turner Guitar Co., Digital Graphics for Zazzle.com and Prop/Environment Game Artist for Backbone Entertainment, Art Instructor at Art Attack and Studio One. David provides a well rounded diverse background of mediums to excite and inspire developing artists of all ages and levels, making his knowledge and experience accessible. Instructor: D. Marino Code: 52638.207 Day: Tuesday Dates: 9/13-11/1 Times: 4:00pm to 6:00pm
Non Resident Fee: $138.00 S/T Fee: 98.00
Instructor: D. Marino No Class: 11/22 Code: 52638.202 Day: Tuesday Dates: 11/8-12/13 Times: 4:00pm to 6:00pm
Come learn the basics of using Maya, a game industry standard, professional 3D application. Learn basic fundamentals and skills in object, prop and environment modeling, basic character modeling and texturing.This class will cover intermediate computer user interface, computer navigation skills, fundamentals and 2D digital image editing software experience helpful. Macintosh OS. Instructor: D. Marino Day: Wednesday Code: 52638.203 Dates:9/14-11/2 Times: 4:00pm to 6:00pm
3D Digital Media
Instructor: D. Marino Code: 52638.301 Day: Tuesday Dates: 1/10-2/28 Times: 4:00pm to 6:00pm
Comic Video for Teens

Instructor: D. Calderon Code: 42638.211 Day:Saturday Dates: 9/17-11/5 Times: 1:00pm-3:00pm Instructor: D. Calderon Day: Saturday Dates: 1/14-3/3
Teens will create an original film using video. Students will explore mixed media collage, painting and new unique animation techniques. All students will have their own personal copy of the animated films as the end product of this class.
Resident Fee: $100.00 Non Resident Fee: $120.00 Ages: 12-20 years
Code: 42638.311 Times: 1:00pm-3:00pm
Instructor: D. Marino Day: Wednesday
No Class: 11/23 Code: 52638.204 Dates: 11/9-12/14 Times: 4:00pm to 6:00pm
Resident Fee: $100.00 Non Resident Fee: $120.00 Ages: 12-20 years
*Scholarships available for some Oakland youth ages 15-20
Instructor: D. Marino Day: Wednesday
Code: 52638.302 Dates: 1/11-2/29 Times: 4:00pm to 6:00pm
This is a beginners course using GarageBand or Audacity applications for digital multi track recording, creation and editing of music. Instructor: D. Marino Day: Thursday Dates: 9/15-11/3 Code: 52638.208 Times: 4:00pm to 6:00pm
Digital Audio Recording and Editing
Learn essential skills of shooting better video, and editing to look even better on the computer using iMovie. Students are encouraged to bring their own digital cameras, and will either produce their own five minute video, or work together with classmates to produce a collaborative work. Instructor: D. Finley Day: Thursdays Code: 52638.210 Dates: 9/15-11/3 Times: 6:30pm-8:30pm
Basic Video Production:
Non Resident Fee: $138.00 S. Fee: $98.00
Instructor: D. Marino No Class: 11/24 Day: Thursday Dates: 11/10-12/15
Code: 52638.206 Times: 4:00pm to 6:00pm
Photgraphy by C. Moore
Instructor: D. Marino Day: Thursday Dates: 1/12-3/1
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Darkroom Photo Lab
Photography
Darkroom Printing Techniques
When your traditional black & white photographs dont give you the impact you would like, consider taking a darkroom printing intensive. This is a one to one darkroom printing intensive with an instructor who has many years of darkroom printing experience. Learn various techniques in the photo printing process: dodging and burning; masking, darkroom chemistry, toning, using correct printing filters, lens & filter choices and selecting the correct photo paper for your print. This is a 3 hour intensive. Select a time and day that will work for you and the instructor to meet. Student provides their own photo paper. Prior darkroom printing experience required .
Volunteers assist as monitors to set-up the chemistry, observe and break down the Darkroom. Our facilities are available to the community for black and white film developing and printing no larger than 11 x 14. Prior to registration, and lab use, new participants must have a brief over the phone or e-mail interview with the photo coordinator. At the time of your initial arrival, the monitor will give you an orientation that will include Studio Ones safety procedures and participant protocol. Bring your own photo paper and film. No production or commercial work is allowed. Lab time is purchased in 20-hour blocks of time. Patrons use time within 6 months. $90 for 20 hours for Oakland residents.
Instructor: Monitor Day: Tue, Wed, Sat Dates: 9/13-11/5 Code: 52638.214 Times: 11:00am-6:00pm
Fall

Instructor: Monitor Day: Tue, Wed, Sat
S/T Fee: $90.00
Late Fall
Code: 52638.215 Dates: 11/8-12/17 Times: 11:00am-6:00pm
S/T Fee: $90.00
Winter
Instructor: Monitor Code: 52638.303 Day: Tue, Wed, Sat Dates: 1/10-3/3 Times: 11:00am-6:00pm
S/T Fee: $90.00
Instructor: M. LaSabra Day: Open
Code: Code will be assigned at registration Dates: Open Times:By Appointment
S/T Fee: $90.00
Darkroom Printing Refresher Course
Digital Photography and the Internet
This class will provide the student the opportunity to refresh their skills in the darkroom. This will be a one to one instruction in the various printing techniques necessary to produce a high quality black and white photographic print. Whether youve been out of the darkroom for 20 years or less, youll still know some of the basics. Learn about the various darkroom chemicals that are used; the various papers and films that are available and how to control the enlarger during the developing/ printing process. This class will refresh your memory and get you to a proficient level of printing where you can rent darkroom space at Studio One and print on your own. Individual instruction should be scheduled in advanced. Code: Code will be assigned at registration Dates: Open Times:By Appointment
Having trouble getting your digital camera to give you the results you want? Learn all the features and controls of your digital camera. Well discuss making better creative decisions, how to control lighting, movement and flash. Basic image editing software will be discussed. Bring your camera manual and questions to class for individual help. Youll learn to create a web presence including printing online, a blog, and a web gallery using free tools available on the Internet. The blog and gallery you create are yours to keep and use. Youll also learn to add images to both and how to maintain your site. If you have a laptop or if you prefer to learn on your own laptop please bring to class. Our new lab is a Macintosh Lab.
Instructor: M. LaSabra Day: Open
S/T Fee: $90.00
Instructor: C. Moore Code: 52638.212 Day: Thursday Dates: 10/13-10/27 Times: 6:00pm-9:00pm Resident Fee: $65.00 Non Resident Fee: $77.00 S/T Fee: $60 Instructor: C. Moore No Class: 11/24 Code: 52638.213 Day: Monday Dates: 11/17-12/8 Times: 6:00pm-9:00pm Resident Fee: $65.00 Non Resident Fee: $77.00 S/T Fee: $60
Black & White Photo
Instructor: C. Moore Code: 52638.302 Day: Monday Dates: 2/9 - 2/23 Times: 6:00pm-9:00pm Resident Fee: $65.00 Non Resident Fee: $77.00 S/T Fee: $60
Learn the art of traditional photography and see how the masters did it. In this class students will become proficient in camera settings, developing film, composition, printing silver gelatin images. This class is for all levels of photographers. Learn basics and advanced topics. This is the foundation for enhancing how one sees an image, whether it is in digital or traditional. So this class is designed to take levels of photographers, the novice and experienced, to the next level.
Instructor: C. Moore Code: 52638.215 Day: Thursday Dates: 09/15-10/8 Times: 6:00pm-9:00pm Resident Fee: $110.00 Non Resident Fee: $132.00 S/T Fee: $96.00 Instructor: C. Moore Code: 52638.301 Day: Thursday Dates: 1/12- 2/4 Times: 6:00pm-9:00pm Resident Fee: $110.00 Non Resident Fee: $132.00 S/T Fee: $96.00
Photgraphy by C. Moore
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Life Drawing: Nothing is as elegant as the human body.

All levels are welcome! Bring your passion to draw the human figure from the model. We will focus on anatomy, proportion and expressiveness of the pose; working with quick warm-ups and longer poses. Please bring to the first class a large newsprint tablet and charcoal, conte crayon, graphite - whatever you like to draw with. Ill bring some new materials and demo them along with techniques you may want to try. See You on Thursday evening!
Instructor: P. Ackley Day: Thursday
No class 9/22 Dates: 9/15-11/10
Code: 52617.202 Times: 6:00pm-9:00pm
S/T Fee: $171.00
Instructor: P. Ackley Day: Thursday Dates: 1/12-3/1
Code: 52617.301 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
S/T Fee: $163.00
Paintings by Phoebe Ackley
Figure Drawing/ Painting Lab (Long Poses)

Monitors set up, observe and break down the classroom. There are no instructions. Instead youll have access to a model and get underway to further develop your attentiveness in creating the likeness of human anatomy. Foreshorten limbs, extended angular limbs, proper height ratio to the body and so much more is better understood looking at someone unclothed. Photography is not allowed. Come ready to strengthen your figurative imagery whether the approach is realism or abstract. You provide your own non-noxious materials. Oil painters must use non-toxic materials to respect the model and other participants. The models fee is included in the class fee. Figure Drawing/Painting Lab Section A Instructor: Monitor Day: Monday Dates: 9/12-10/31 Code: 52617.216 Times: 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Drawing by Kathleen Kelley
Beginning Perspective Drawing

How do I add depth to my drawings? How do I show distance in a landscape? Why do all my drawings look flat? Use of perspective drawing techniques is a valuable tool for creating a sense of depth on two-dimensional surfaces. Whether you are new to perspective drawing or just drawing in general you are welcome to participate in this basic course. At the conclusion of our class, you will have an understanding of how one-point and two-point perspective are used to draw buildings, interior rooms and landscapes. Instructor: K. Kelley Code: 52617.203 Day: Wednesday Dates: 9/14-11/2 Times: 7:00pm - 9:00pm
S/T Fee: $95.00
Perspective Drawing Review

Do you know the basics of perspective? Want to review and move on to more advanced techniques? This is the class for you! Topics covered include 1, 2 & 3 point perspective, shadows, octagons, and atmospheric perspective among others. Please bring a 12+ clear, plastic 30/60/90 triangle, mechanical pencil and white eraser.
S/T Fee: $112.00
Figure Drawing/Painting Lab Section C Instructor: Monitor Code: 52617.213 Day: Monday Dates: 11/7-12/12 Times: 6:00pm - 9:00pm
S/T Fee: $100.00
Figure Drawing/Painting Lab Section E Instructor: Monitor No class 1/16 and 2/20 Code: 52617.305 Day: Monday Dates: 1/9-2/27 Times: 6:00pm-9:00pm
Instructor: K. Kelley
Day: Wednesday
Dates: 1/11 - 2/29
Code: 52617.303 Times: 7:00pm - 9:00pm
S/T Fee: $100.00
S/T Fee: $95.00
Painting and Drawing for Teens

If you want to develop your drawing and painting skills, this is the class for you! Teens will learn about the elements of art and design through drawing and painting. The concepts of texture, color, line, shape, and space will be introduced and developed in students work. This class is for students at all skill levels. Students will be encouraged to explore subjects that they are interested in.
Fall
Instructor: D. Drake Day: Thursday Dates: 9/15-11/3
Code: 52617.204 Times: 6:30pm - 9:00 pm
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Simply the best way to learn to draw . . . Betty Edwards book Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain will be the foundation for these classes focusing on drawing as a perceptual skill. It is accessible and learnable for all. Learn to see and draw using right brain techniques that really work. Emphasis for this class will be on beginning portrait drawing. A supply list will be provided on the first day of class.
Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain
Laura Nagle
S/T Fee: $115.00
Late Fall
Instructor: D. Drake Day: Thursday Dates: 11/10-12/15

Instructor: D. Drake Day: Thursday
Code: 52617.211 Times: 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Instructor: L. Nagle Day: Saturday Instructor: L. Nagle Day: Saturday
Resident Fee: $80.00 Non Resident Fee: $96.00 Resident Fee: $80.00 Non Resident Fee: $96.00
Code: 42637.201 Date: 9/17-11/5 Times: 10am-12pm
S/T Fee: $103.00
Winter
Dates: 1/12-3/8
Code: 52617.304 Times: 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Code: 42637.302 Date: 1/14-3/3 Times: 10am-12pm
S/T Fee: $115.00
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We will work from costumed and nude models, both male and female, using short and long poses. This tutorial will cover a variety of approaches and materials. The class will be structured for both beginners and continuing artists who love drawing the human form. Continual instructor demonstrations and individual help will be provided. Emphasis will be on movement and proportion. For the first class please bring a large drawing pad 18 X 24, vine charcoal, a variety of pencils and tools of your choice. Materials list will be provided on the first day of class.
Instructor: M.M. White No class: Oct. 8 Code: 52617.205 Day: Saturday Dates: Sept. 17- Nov.5 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
S/T Fee: $163.00
Instructor: M.M. White No class: Nov. 26 Code: 52617.212 Day: Saturday Dates: Nov. 19- Dec.17 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm

Instructor: M.M. White Day: Saturday Dates: 1/14-3/3
S/T Fee: $146.00
Code: 52617.302 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
S/T Fee: $179.00

Mokhtar Paki
Mokhtar Paki was born in the Iranian city of Shiraz and currently lives in the San
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Francisco Bay Area, working as a visual artist and teacher at California College of the Arts and Studio One Art Center. In addition to visual arts, Mokhtar holds an MA in English Creative Writing and has studied architecture, graphic design and litography internationally in Tehran, Oxford and Oslo. His novel, Shamayel-e-Mana, has been published in Sweden and Iran and several of his short stories and articles have appeared in Iranian anthologies. Mokhtars work has been exhibited extensively in the United States and abroad, most recently at SOMArts and Galeria de la Raza in San Francisco.
This class is good for you if you want to explore your abilities in line drawings or if you want to expand your skills. You need few tools, and a few hours instruction which would encourage you to keep working and enjoying this fundamental element of visual art. Study the experience of the masters, observe the artistic interaction of the instructor and the students and Learn to Draw. Bring a sketch pad, and a pencil for the first class. You will get the list of the materials at the first class meeting.
Basic Drawing
Instructor: M. Paki Day: Wednesday
Dates:9/14-11/2
Code: 52617.223 Times: 1:30pm - 4:30pm
S/T Fee: $118.00
Instructor: M. Paki No Class: 11/21 Day: Wednesday Dates: 11/9-12/14

Instructor: M. Paki Day: Wednesday
Code: 52617.224 Times: 9:30am - 12:30pm
S/T Fee: $109.00

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Dates: 1/11-2/29
Code: 52617.316 Times: 1:30pm - 4:30pm
S/T Fee: $118.00e
Mokhtar Paki
You can learn to be a tireless observer of human faces/figures, and become a portraiture, whether you work with acrylic, watercolor, pastel, or just drawing tools (in this class acrylics are best to begin). You just need to expand you observation skill, interaction and painting technique. In this class you use photos, live figures or mirror, learn expressions, composition, and light, to create human face/figure in your own way. Some experience in painting is helpful, but beginners are welcome.The materials list will be presented at the first class. Instructor: M. Paki Code: 52617.221 Day: Monday Dates: 9/12-10/31 Times: 6:30pm to 9:30pm
Portrait / Self Portrait
Basic Architecture and Perspective Drawing

If you want to be able to draw your room, house, environment or your imagination in depth, and in accordance to the rules of perspective, this class is for you. The instructor and will guide you in, rendering, one-point or two-point perspective and illustration. Bring paper and pencil and a ruler for the first class. The materials list will be presented at the first class. Instructor: M. Paki Day: Thursday Dates: 9/15-11/3 Code: 52617.225 Times: 9:30am - 12:30pm

Instructor: M. Paki Day: Monday
S/T Fee: $118.00

Instructor: M. Paki Day: Monday
Code: 52617.222 Dates: 11/7-12/12 Times: 6:30pm to 9:30pm
S/T Fee: $109.00

Instructor: M. Paki Day: Thursday
S/T Fee: $118.00
Dates: 1/9-2/27
Resident Fee: $130.00 Resident Fee: $140.00
Dates: 11/10-12/15
Code: 52617.226 Times: 1:30pm - 4:30pm
S/T Fee: $109.00 S/T Fee: $118.00
S/T Fee: $118.00
Instructor: M. Paki Day: Thursday Dates: 1/12-3/1
Code: 52617.317 Times: 1:30pm - 4:30pm
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Rick Matthews Torso: Pastel/ Acrylic/ paper 24x18 Mira M. White
Life Drawing
Summer in Provence Watercolor 15x22 Mira M. White
This class is for both beginning and continuing watercolorists, offering and opportunity to work in an informal environment with continual demonstrations and individual support & instruction. Expect to learn a variety of watercolor techniques and applications. The instructor is skilled in a wide variety of subject areas and is open to experimental approaches. Students should bring supplies to first class. Materials list is available online. Instructor: M. M. White No Class 10/5 Code: 52637.205 Day: Wednesday Dates: 9/14-11/2 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
Watercolor
Figure Drawing
Be at ease guided by an instructor who is an accomplished figurative artist. Youll be taught an approach to replicating poses of reclining, standing, and foreshortening. The details of hands, feet and features will also be uncovered. Bring your choice of drawing / (non-toxic) painting media.
Instructor: Tomy Day: Wednesday Code: 52617.220 Times: 7:00pm-9:00pm
S/T Fee: $110.00
Dates: 9/21-11/16
S/T Fee: $143.00
Instructor: M. M. White No Class 11/23 Day: Wednesday Dates: 11/9-12/14
Code: 52637. 212 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
S/T Fee: $104.00
Instructor: M. M. White Day: Wednesday Dates: 1/11-2/29
Code: 52637.304 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
S/T Fee: $123.00
Her Name Is Sophia & She Wears A Dress of Stars Soft Pastel/ Acrylic 42x32 Mira M. White
Color with Soft Pastels

This class is for both beginning and continuing pastelists and is a wonderful opportunity to enter the world of color, through a natural progression from a black & white media. Soft pastels are versatile and are dynamic in combination with a variety of mixed media. Our Focus will be on developing a basic understanding and building toward more innovative and experimental approaches. This class will include continual demonstrations, informal lecture and individual instruction. Please bring supplies to first class. A Materials List is available online. Supply list online.
Instructor: M. M. White No Class 10/11 Code: 52617.201 Day: Tuesday Dates: 9/13-11/1 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
Painting from Life: The Portrait and Figure
painting by Carol Tarzier
Beginning and continuing painters are invited to paint portraits from a live model. Oil/ acrylic/watercolors, all levels welcome. Our model will be draped or costumed. Workshop participants can work on either the portrait or full figure. Easels available, but bring your own portable easel or Pochade box if you prefer. Each class will begin with a demonstration. Model fee is included in the class fee. Participants are welcome to bring in paintings for critique or work from their own photos. This workshop will include group critiques as well as individual instruction.
Instructor: C. Tarzier Day: Friday Dates: 9/16-11/4 Code: 52637.202 Times: 1:30pm-4:30pm
S/T Fee: $110.00
S/T Fee: $180.00
Instructor: M. M. White No class 11/22 Code: 52617.210 Day: Tuesday Dates: 11/8- 12/13 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
S/T Fee: $101.00
Instructor: C. Tarzier Day: Friday Dates: 11/18-12/16
Code: 52637.222 Times: 1:30pm-4:30pm
S/T Fee: $130.00
Instructor: M. M. White Day: Tuesday Dates: 1/10-2/28
Code: 52617.311 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
Instructor: C. Tarzier Day: Friday Dates: 1/13-3/2
S/T Fee: $119.00
Non Resident Fee:$24600
Code: 52637.302 Times: 1:30pm-4:30pm
S/T Fee: $180.00
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ADULT CLASSES
This class is for both beginners and continuing artists who want to paint with oils. We will work with traditional oils with quick drying alkyd mediums. Students will be exposed to both traditional & contemporary approaches to this medium. Students will receive continual instructor demos and individual guidance. Expect to work on canvases and/ or panels. Emphasis in this class is on developing strong value structure and color sense along with suggestions for a variety of paint applications. Please bring supplies to first class. A materials list is available online.
Code: 52637.204 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
The Painters Workshop: Oils
River Story#2: Floating Oil/ Canvas 40x40 Mira M. White
Instructor: M. M. White Day: Monday
No Class: 10/10 Dates:9/12-10/31
S/T Fee: $123.00
Portrait-Self Portrait
Whether you want to be the next Sargent, Hockney or Neel there are many ways to enter into the art of the Portrait. One good way is to begin with yourself! That is who all the greats practiced on until they got that big commission! Come prepared to work from your favorite photo of yourself or one other person to start. Well talk about the essentials: Composition, Expression, Light, Mood, etc... Beginners welcome, but some painting experience is helpful. Acrylics are best to begin with. A materials list is supplied on the first class. Instructor: P. Ackley Day: Tuesday Dates: 9/13-11/8 Code: 52637.203 Times: 6:00pm-9:00pm
Instructor: M. M. White No Class: 11/21 Code: 52637. 209 Day:Monday Dates: 11/7-12/12 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
S/T Fee: $114.00
Instructor: M. M. White No Class: 1/16 and 2/20 Code: 52637.301 Day: Monday Dates: 1/9-2/27 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm
S/T Fee: $132.00
Painting Lab
Monitors set up, observe and break down the classroom. There are no instructions. You provide your own non-noxious materials. Oil painters must use non-toxic materials to respect the model and other participants. Instructor: Monitor Day: Wednesday Instructor: Monitor Day: Wednesday Dates: 9/14-11/2 Code: 52637.206 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
Paintings by Phoebe Ackley

Dates: 11/9-12/14
S/T Fee: $55.00
S/T Fee: $136.00

Instructor: Monitor Day: Wednesday
Code: 52637.216 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
Instructor: P. Ackley Day: Tuesday Dates: 1/10-2/28
S/T Fee: $48.00
Code: 52637.303 Times: 6:00pm-9:00pm
S/T Fee: $118.00
Dates: 1/11-2/29
Code: 52637.307 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm
Pescadero Shoreline Oil on Canvas Panel 8 * 20 Tarzier 2011
S/T Fee: $65.00
Painting: Landscape and Still Life Achieving effective color and light doesnt have to be difficult. Oil/
acrylic/watercolor painters, all levels welcome. We will begin with the basics and discuss materials and equipment that make painting easier and fun. Each class will feature still life setups and landscape photos Code: 52637.201 to work from. Landscape demonstration/discussion for the first half Instructor: C. Tarzier Day: Saturday Dates: 9/17-11/5 Times:1:30pm-4:30pm of the workshop, and still life during the second half. Non Resident Fee:$180.00 S/T Fee: $127.00 However, participants are welcome to work from their own photos/set- Resident Fee: $150.00 No Class: 11/27 Code: 52637.210 ups. Well begin with landscape theory: using values and how color Instructor: C. Tarzier Day: Saturday Dates: 11/12-12/17 Times: 1:30pm-4:30pm changes with distance. Well move on to using light and shade to Non Resident Fee:$150.00 S/T Fee: $109.00 create convincing volume, how transparency creates depth, and using Resident Fee: $125.00 grays to make visual space in the still life. Should that color be warm Instructor: C. Tarzier Code: 52637.300 Day: Saturday Dates: 1/14-3/3 Times: 1:30pm-4:30pm or cold? Thick or thin? Mixed with white or pure? Come prepared $150.00 Non Resident Fee:$180.00 to paint on the first class. Critique last class. Odorless thinner only All Resident Fee: on these pages are by Mira S/T Fee: $127.00 art work White. Check please. See www.tarzier.com for examples of instructor work.
www.mmwartworks.net
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out her website
Adult and Child Paper Folding
This paper folding class is designed for people of all ages. The class will cover making flowers, airplanes, animals, and other fun things. It is an excellent way to introduce basic shapes to young children and developing fine motor skills. It is easy to learn yet fun to do, and there are infinite possibilities to be made with folded paper. Experience how to turn a flat and ordinary piece of paper into a 3-D airplane, crane, or flower in a matter of minutes! Paper folding is an excellent way to utilize both hemispheres of the brain in a stimulating manner and keep your brain fit, while also planting the seeds of geometry in a young childs brain.
Paper craft by S. Coburn
Instructor: S. Coburn Day: Monday Dates: 1/10-2/28
Code: 52604.304 Times: 5:30pm-7:30pm
S/T Fee: $88.00
Parent/Child Paper Flowers

Make yourownarrangement offlowering branches for your home in 2 hours! This workshop grew out of a special project for decorating the City Rotunda for the Taste of Spring event. Children loved making the flowers and adults loved seeing the final result at the reception! Now you and your parent can have fun working together and take home a beautiful display! Please bring a good pair of scissors foryour adult. Registration includes a materials fee.
Instructor: K. Kelley Day: Saturday
Date: 3/3/12
Code: 52604.212 Times: 9:30am-11:30pm
S/T Fee: $10.00
Patricia Bulitt
is a dancer and interdisciplinary artist. She has been awarded grants from National Endowment for the Arts, Choreography Fellowship, UCLA Masters program in dance, California Arts Council, and has toured as a solo artist through US, Japan, Canada, and New Zealand. She has been a teaching artist in the schools since 1973. She has also had solo exhibitions at the Berkeley Art Center, and Womens building of Los Angeles. Patricia Bulitt has received commissions from Lacountry Art Museum and the Kreeger Museum.
Paper Dress Making with Storytelling!

Instructor: P. Bulitt Day: Saturday Date: 9/24-10/15 Code: 52604.207 Times: 1:00pm-3:00pm
Paper dresses are collaged to commemorate a person in your life with photos, ribbons, paint and embellishments or can be a wild embellishment of fantasy! We provide you with a template of brown paper to which you shape the wearable or miniature sized dress. A storytelling circle with tea party to share our stories and paper dresses with finale to invite friends and family
Resident Fee: $48 Resident Fee: $48
S/T Fee: $40.00
Instructor: P. Bulitt Day: Saturday Date: 10/29-11/19 Instructor: P. Bulitt Day: Saturday Date: 2/4-2/25
Code: 52604.217 Times: Times: 1:00pm-3:00pm
S/T Fee: $40.00
Resident Fee: $48
S/T Fee: $40.00
Adult and Child: Paper Dress Making with Storytelling!

see above description Tnstructor:
P. Bulitt Day: Saturday Date: 10/1-10/22
Resident Fee: $48
Code: 32604.203 Instructor: P. Bulitt Times: 10:00am-12:00pm Day: Saturday Date: 2/4-2/25
Paper Dress by P. Bulitt
Code: 52604.307 Times: Times: 1:00pm-3:00pm
S/T Fee: $40.00
Resident Fee: $48
Code: 52604.302 Times: 10:00am-12:00pm
S/T Fee: $40.00
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Aerobic Self Defense

Get a great work out while you learn beneficial self defense tricks. A combination of Karate, Kung-fu, Judo and Jiu jitsu. Rhythmic Martial Art is a Cultural Martial Art Program which focuses on developing ones discipline, self awareness and self respect. Exercises that are fun and confidence building. Dates: 9/14-11/2
Instructor: W. Owens Day: Monday
Dates: 11/7-12/12
Code:52633.203 Times: 6:00pm-7:00pm
Instructor: W. Owens Code:52633.204 Day: Wednesday Dates: 11/9-12/14 Times: 6:00pm-7:00pm Resident Fee: $50.00 Non Resident Fee: $60.00 S/T Fee: $42.00 Instructor: W. Owens Code:52633.302 Day: Wednesday Dates: 1/11-2/29 Times: 6:00pm-7:00pm Resident Fee: $80.00 Non Resident Fee: $96.00 S/T Fee: $70.00
Instructor: W. Owens No class: 1/16 and 2/20 Code:52633.301 Day: Monday Dates: 1/9-2/27 Times: 6:00pm-7:00pm
S/T Fee: $50.00
Laura Nagle is a native Oakland artist. She attended UC Santa Cruz where she earned degrees in both community
studies with a focus on youth, and the visual arts with an emphasis on painting and drawing. She has completed over 10 public murals around the Bay Area, several of which involved working with youth in an arts based non-profit. She has taught middle school and high school drawing and painting classes in after school programs. She is currently in the process of getting her teaching credential at Cal State East Bay. Her passion is teaching youth to grow as artist, and to use their art as a medium for self expression and building community.
Mural Arts for Teens
In this class, students will develop their painting skills and work together to create mural(s) on large wood panels. Students will gain technical drawing and painting skills and learn about the history of mural art in the first few sessions. In the last few sessions, students will work together to develop the mural theme(s), create a design, and paint their mural collaboratively.
Instructor: L. Nagle Day: Saturday Instructor: L. Nagle Day: Saturday Instructor: L. Nagle Day: Saturday
Resident Fee: $80.00 Non Resident Fee: $96.00 Resident Fee: $60.00 Non Resident Fee: $72.00 Resident Fee: $80.00 Non Resident Fee: $96.00
Code: 42637.204 Date: 9/17-11/5 Times: 1pm-3pm
Creative Flower Arranging

Always wanted to learn how to arrange flowers? Would you like to learn how to make more interesting and distinctive flower arrangements? This class is for you! Each class includes a demonstration followed by individual instruction. Students work at their own level of interest and abilities. Techniques from Japanese flower arranging will be taught to add a unique quality to your arrangements. Class can be repeated. First class will provide a list of supplies needed. Please bring a shallow bowl and scissors to the first class.
Instructor: K. Kelley Day: Monday Dates:1/23-2/13
Code:52604.320 Times: 7:00pm-9:00pm
Photos from last 2011 Thrill the World
FREE THRILLER DANCE WORKSHOPS
Join us every 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month to learn the Thriller Dance! In this workshop you will also learn other fun dances including Beat It Bad and Smooth Criminal... This workshop is for all ages, (4 to 70+) physical abilities and people with two left feet are welcome! Its not as hard as it looks! If you can walk, you can dance! This is a drop-in activity no registration needed. This work shop is held between 10 am and 12pm.
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Winter
Holiday
Fall
Instructor: W. Owens Day: Monday Dates: 9/12-10/31
Code: 52633.201 Times: 6:00pm-7:00pm
Instructor: W. Owens Day: Wednesday
Code:52633.202 Times: 6:00pm-7:00pm
Daniel Digital ArtsFinlay

has been improvising for 11 years, seven of which were professionally with ComedySportz San Jose, the most popular improv venue in the Bay Area. He has a B.A. in English from U.C. Irvine, and runs Tricera-Tops Screen Printing in his spare time. He is thrilled to be sharing his extensive improv knowledge and experience with Oakland, and looks forward to seeing what a fresh dose of improvisation could do for local artists.
Learn the basics of improv theater, from taking risks and trusting your co-performers, to speaking skills, acting, and mime. Instructor: D. Finlay Code: 52616.201 Day: Monday Dates: 9/12-10/31 Times: 7pm - 9 pm Instructor: D. Finlay Code: 52616.302 Day:Monday Dates: 1/9-2/27 No class 1/16 and 2/20 Times: 7pm - 9 pm
Beginning Improv for Adults

Code: 52616.301 Times: 7pm - 9 pm

Instructor: D. Finlay Day: Monday
S. Fee: $92.00
Dates: 11/7-12/12
Freestyle Lyrics
This class will use a variety of improv-style games and drills to sharpen the students rhythm, rhyme, and stage presence. Instructor: D. Finlay Code: 52616.203 Day: Tuesdays Dates: 9/13-11/1 Times: 5:00pm-6:00pm
Focus on character and story, to create powerful, moving situations that will benefit any performance. Instructor: D. Finlay Day: Wednesday Dates: 11/9-12/14 Code: 52616.204 Times: 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Intermediate Improv for Adults
Beginning Color Theory Workshop

What is a color wheel and why is it important? What are warm and cool colors and the difference between a tint and a shade? What colors go together? How do I make a good composition using colors? This workshop is a great introduction for anyone wanting to have a better understanding when looking at art, for artists, and for use in the home decorating. You will make your own color wheel to take home. Please bring a good pair of scissors. Registration includes a materials fee. Instructor: K. Kelley Code: 52604.203 Day: Saturday Dates: 11/15/11 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm Resident Fee: $15.00 Non Resident Fee: $16.50 S/T Fee: $12
S. Fee: $70.00
Instructor: D. Finlay Day: Wednesday Dates: 1/11-2/29
Code: 52616.302 Times: 7:00pm - 9:00pm
S. Fee: $98.00
Advanced Improv for Adults

We will look at improv formats from around the world and throughout history, with the intention of developing a fresh format for the students to perform for their audience. Instructor: D. Finlay Day: Thursdays Dates: 1/12-3/1 Code: 52616.303 Times: 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Color Theory Workshop II

Do you know the basics of color theory? Want to review and move on to more advanced techniques? This is the class for you! Topics covered include a review of the color wheel, mixing paint to make better colors, including browns and blacks, and an introduction to how colors interact with one another, based on the work of Josef Albers. Please bring a flat, 1/2 - 1 inch acrylic brush and small containers of acrylic paint in Cadmium yellow, Cadmium red medium, Phthalo blue and some inexpensive watercolor paper. These can be found at most art and craft stores for about $15-20. Instructor: K. Kelley Code: 52604.211 Day: Saturday Dates: 1/22/12 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm Resident Fee: $15.00 Non Resident Fee: $16.50 S/T Fee: $12
S. Fee: $98.00
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Birthday Parties
We are now offering birthday party packages! We will host birthday parties on Saturdays from 10am-1pm and 2pm-5pm. Fees: 20$ per child with a 10 child minimum All birthday party packages include an hour long art project pertaining to your theme of choice (supplies are provided!). An hour long activity time with games pertaining to yourtheme. The second hour is spent eating and opening gifts in our Great Hall (decorations included!). Your project and activities will be lead by one of our Recreation Leaders. Food packages are $5 extra per child. Choose between: pizza and drinks OR hot dogs, chips and drinks. You may bring additional food for your guests. *Birthday Cakes are not provided and cupcakes are provided for the Tea Party package only. Contact us to book your party today by calling (510) 597-5027.
Themes include:
Pirates Under the Sea Garden Tea Party Outer Space Dinosaur Safari Egypt
RENTAL FACILITY:
at STUDIO ONE ART CENTER
(2 hour minimum per day)
Studio One offers an intimate setting that can be customized to your dreams. Come in and tour the facilities. Request a rental packet for more information. Call for Non-Profit rates
Great Hall: Upper / Lower / Theater
Oakland Resident Rates M-F 9am 8pm $60.00 per Hour Fri. 8pm 12am, Sat. or Sun. 9am 11pm $75.00 per Hour Non-Resident Rates M-F 9am 8pm $72.00 per Hour Fri. 8pm 12am, Sat. or Sun. 9am 11pm $90.00 per Hour
Kitchen
Deposit:
With Room Rental: $50.00 + room rental charge Without Room Rental: $50.00 per Hour $200.00 $300.00
Class Room / Craft Room

Non-Resident Rates
Oakland Resident Rates M-F 9am 8pm $20.00 per Hour Fri. 8pm 12am, Sat. or Sun. 9am 11pm $35.00 per Hour M-F 9am 8pm $24.00 per Hour Fri. 8pm 12am, Sat. or Sun. 9am 11pm $42.00 per Hour
Class Room / Craft Room per event Great Hall: Upper / Lower / Theater per event
Cancellation (Residents / Non Residents)

a. 31 Days or More Notice Forfeit Deposit per Event b. 11 30 Days Notice Forfeit Deposit plus Rental Fee c. 10 Days or Less Notice Forfeit All Fees
Great Hall
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Studio One Art Center Instructor Biographies

Phoebe Ackley
is a lifelong and primarily self-trained artist: making sculpture in ceramic clay and mixed media, and painting in acrylic, oils and watercolor. Her focus has been on the face and figure; meaning portraits and figurative sculpture. She has worked with several well-known bay area artists on public art commissions and exhibits her own work regionally.For the past five years she has been assisting Andre Singer Thompson in her Laney College Eco-Art program, teaching sculpture at the Richmond Art Center, after-school art classes in the Berkeley Unified School District and privately in her own studio.
Laura Gibson has earned a bachelors degree of fine art

in illustration from The Academy of Art University in San Francisco. She has taught color and design at the Academy as well as Studio One Art Center. Laura has been featured in the East Bay Express and has illustrated designs in commercial industry. She has been working in the design industry over two decades doing everything from visual merchandising to designing and implementing floral and holiday creations for commercial and private installations.
Annie Goodsill is a credentialed teacher and Bay Area
Asual Aswad is a visual artist originally from Washing-
ton D.C. He graduated from City College of San Francisco with a degree in Photography and Printing Technology. From California College of Arts, he received a Bachelor of Arts degree with a focus on Glass and Textiles. He is a printmaker, photographer and fabric designer who has been teaching youth and adults through out the Bay Area for many years. His photographs document space and movements in time that define who we are, how we interact with our environment, where weve been and where we may be going.
native who teaches after school art classes through the El Cerrito community center at Madera and Harding Elementary schools. She is also the assistant 4th grade art teacher at Prospect Sierra. Annie attended Lewis and Clark college in Portland, Oregon, where she focused on mixed media, graphic design and dance. Annie loves imaginative play and getting her students to think outside of the box.
Janet Hiebert
Doug Calderon has been teaching visual arts for 14
years and performing arts for 7 years. Doug has studied at California College of Arts, Sacramento State University and has taken many workshops on classroom management and professional development. Doug has and continues to exhibit his paintings throughout the Bay Area. Doug also continues to create comic strips and pursue his goal in publication.
has been enthusiastically exploring the world of glass art for the past 25 years. She is the Studio One Art Center Glass Division Coordinator and Instructor of Glass Fusing and Slumping and Stained Glass. Also, she is the cohead of the Crucible Glass Department where she teaches Intro to Kiln Fired Glass and Stained Glass Sculpture. Richmond Art Center, and Walnut Creek Civic Arts are among the other locations where she has taught glass classes in the SF Bay Area. She has participated in Berkeley Artisans and Pro Arts East Bay Open Studios. She received a BA from Cal State Hayward and exhibits her work in local galleries.
Alisa Cartner has been involved in the arts most of her
Bob Johnson taught at Chadron State College in Nebras-
life. In 2001 she attended California College of the Arts and graduated with a B.A. in illustration/painting/drawing. In 2007 Studio One gave her the opportunity to work for two years as an art teacher at a charter school downtown Oakland called Oasis and although they no longer remain open it was one of the most meaningful experiences for her. Now a days In her spare time when shes not busy with grad school or teaching for Studio One through their community school outreach programs she likes to spend time making art for personal growth as well as exploring the Bay Area looking for new and fun things to experience that inspire her creativity in the classroom.
ka, and later at New Mexico State University as a member of both the graduate and undergraduate faculties. He has shown in many galleries throughout the U.S. including the Fairtree Gallery in NY City and is included in numerous collections including the NY State University at Buffalo and the permanent collection at the California College of the Arts and the Antonio Prieto Memorial Collection of Contemporary Ceramics at Mills College. He has given workshops and presentations on his work at Arizona State University and the University of California at Berkeley.
Corissa Johnson graduated with honors in the Fall
Darren Cockrell
makes utilitarian and sculptural forms with an emphasis on process out of his studio in Oakland. He has developed his aptitude in Ceramics through numerous specialty courses, and at Clayepople ceramic supply. He currently is teaching at Studio One Art Center and Golden Gate Recreation Center; and he is also the Ceramics Technician at both Studio One Art Center and Diablo Valley College. His work has been published and featured in invitational, juried, and student shows. He regularly participates in wood and salt firings and kiln building.
of 2008 from California State University, East Bay Hayward, where she obtained a degree in Theatre Arts-Dance, as well as an English minor. Corissa has danced, performed, and choreographed for 10 years and has extensive training in Hip Hop, Modern, Jazz, and Salsa. She has traveled to New York and participated in the Headliners Competition and also to Germany, for the IDO International Hip Hop Competition. She teaches dance all over the Bay area, including Hayward at CSUEB, and Danville for Lori Buffalows Next Step Dance Studio.
De Andre Drake was born and raised in Oakland, CA. He is a self-taught artist formally. Primarily an airbrush portrait artist he has several years experience in airbrushing, including shoes & clothing, automotive & motorcycles, canvas art, murals and body painting. Drake has been featured in many art shows and venues throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. His work has been on numerous television shows, music videos, and local and nationwide publications.
Kathleen Kelley has a diverse background in art
Karen Ehrhardt has been a jeweler professionally for
over 25 years. Her jewelry has been included in group and solo exhibitions (both regional and national), and has been exhibited in galleries across the country. Shes been published in magazines and books, and received numerous awards and honors, including pieces in the permanent collection of the Oakland Museum, and the San Francisco Art Commission. Ehrhardts background is as a Studio jeweler, a trade-shop/custom jeweler, and a jewelry instructor. She has taught classes in the Bay Area for about 20 years. She has currently teach classes and workshops at Studio One Art Center in Oakland and at Walnut Creek Civic Arts Education.
and business. She has studied art from the age of 4 through college and as an adult, becoming adept at most techniques of art including print making, painting, pen and ink, photography and mixed media. Kelley concentrates on ceramics and Ikebana Japanese flower arranging. She also uses her knowledge of other art techniques, teaching perspective drawing and substitute teaching for a variety of classes at Studio One. Besides her work in art, Kathleen uses her management skills as the International Event Management Director for Thrill The World (TTW). TTW brings together people of all ages, physical abilities and backgrounds to remember the joy of dancing. All this takes place at Studio One Art Center, with yearround dance workshops and the world record event in October. Everyone is invited!
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Moses La Sabra has been teaching art classes to
both adults and children throughout the Bay Area for the past 25 years. In addition to being the CoDirector of Park Day WinterArts Camp, he is also the Photography Coordinator at Studio One Art Center. With an undergraduate degree in Social Work and a Masters degree in Therapeutic Recreation, he has extensive experience working with children and teens. He has exhibited both his photographs and light sculptures within various Northern California galleries. Inspired by Bruce Connor (found object assemblage), Joseph Cornell (miniature fantasy boxes) and Alexander Calder (mobiles and stabiles), Moses continues to create his fantasy assemblage sculptures with new twists and turns each year.
Studio One Art Center Instructor Biographies

Harlan Simon is a master teacher who has
introduced hundreds of students to the magic of flamework glass beadmaking during the past decade.He helped found the Northern California chapter of the International Society of Glass Beadmakers in 1997. Examples of his beads have been published in Lark Books 1000 Glass Beads and The Complete Book of Glass Beadmaking. Originally begun under the tutelage and vision of Janet Hiebert in 1992, and expanded and enhanced under the artistic direction and talent of April Zilber, Studio One is home to the longest continuously running public flamework program in Northern California. Harlan was Ms. Zilbers student at Studio One in 1996, and began teaching at the art studio two years later.
Reddy Lieb: Over the past 30 years Reddy Lieb has
been working with glass to create both conceptual and functional work. She uses recycled and living materials, such as grass and earth in installations. In 2000, Reddy was awarded a residency at the Sanitary Fill Company, AKA the garbage dump. Reddy received her MFA from the California College of Art in 2004. In 2006 she collaborated with Linda Raynsford on a public arts commission for the GlenPark Library in San Francisco. We completed working on an illuminated sculpture for the exterior courtyard at John Muir Medical Center in Concord, CA.
Blanka Soltys is a free -lance ceramist, and a credential
art teacher. She graduated from the Institute of Arts and Crafts in Prague, Czechoslovakia, and earned a Bachelor degree in Liberal Arts at Holy Names University. As a ceramist, she exhibits her work around the Bay Area. She is a passionate promoter of art education , teaching in private and public schools and working in local communities, such as Studio One in Oakland and the Richmond Art Center. For several years she has been directing the Art and Discovery Camp, bringing local artists and performers to the children of Oakland.
Jiajun Lu was born in Shanghai, China, he graduated from Musashino Art University in Japan; in 1998, Jiajun received a special offer as an artist of Alien of Extraordinary Ability from INS the United States and became an American artist. Jiajuns artworks have been selected in several national and international exhibitions, and some of his works were in the art collections in several museums and public location in China, Japan, as well as the United States. During the Off the Rim exhibition at The Grounds for Sculptures in NJ. the New York Times (July 4, 2004) stated that: Jiajun Lus Individual and Entire, the shapes are various and subtle, creating enticing forms...although each piece is as satisfying as last. We should be thankful for their individual charms. As a professional artist and educator, he teaches fine art in the local college and creates artwork every day in San Francisco east bay. Carolyn Moore is a well rounded artist who works
includes Painting, Photography, and Graphics. After receving her BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and a short stint in L.A., Carolyn settled in the East Bay. She has taught Photography and Children Art Classes at Studio One since 2006. She also designs and Photographs for several of the Print material from Studio One Art Center including the current class program. Carolyn also teaches at Photography, Art, and Animation at Ygnacio Valley High School and a watercolor class at DVC.
Carol Tarziers work is figurative and abstract
sculpture in bronze, from clay originals. Her awards for sculpture include the John Cavanaugh Memorial Award for Figurative Sculpture, the Art Calendar Crabbie Awards Grand Prize, Silver Medal from the Bosque Conservatory, the National Sculpture Societys Roger T. Williams Prize and Alex J. Ettl Grant, and several awards at the California State Fair. Major commissions include the 8 bronze memorial to C.L. Dellums, which was unveiled at Oaklands C.L. Dellums Amtrak station in December of 1999, and the life-size George Hasslein Memorial Sculpture at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo. She is currently taking a break from commissions and developing more personal work.
Mira M. White is an award winning painter with an
Saadi Shapiro - Education; B.A. in History, Univer-
sity of California, Berkeley, Post Baccalaureate study: Merritt College,Professional Experience; Richmond Art Center,Piedmont Adult School, Art Instructor, Piedmont, Studio One, Bentley School, Claypeople Service Manager, Merritt College,
exhibition record both domestic and international; she has been an art instructor for over 30 years. Currently teaching at Civic Arts Education in Walnut Creek, Studio One Art Center in Oakland, and the Mendocino Art Center, she also organizes and conducts numerous workshops in Pastels, Watercolor and Mixed Media, including several ongoing painting workshops in France. Her work is included in the New anthology Best In American Water Media, a prestigious volume now available through Kennedy Publishing & Blick Art Materials. The Pastel Journal will be doing a feature article on her Jan. 2011. She received the Grand Prize at the prestigious Rocky Mountain National Aqua-media Exhibition in 2001, was presented in Watercolor Magic, winter 2002 and was a 3rd place winner in the national Pastel Journal competition of 2006 .BFA with High Distinction, MFA with Distinction California College of Art. You can view her recent work on her web gallery: http://www.miraMwhite.com
Gerald Wright was born in raised in Oakland, Ca and
Tomy goes about town as Living Artist. Shes
very much a prolific visual artist, using her skills of Ink renderings, Gouache Paintings, Fused Glass and various traditional Art Crafts to gift the world with some stunning Art works. Private and Public Collections in the USA and abroad, include her Art works. Tomys imagery graces CD covers, magazines, books, etc. Notecards depicting people places and things, are sold in various retailers. She instructs one on one and in classrooms She loves to cook, work to music and impart her wisdom.
recently retired from the City of Oakland office of Parks and Recreation after forty years of service. During that time Geralds assignments included Director, stage manager, and production Manager for Oakland Summer Theatre coordinated the Hunted House for Studio One Art Center. Directed various productions for the Oakland childrens theatre program. Gerald has taught for the Oaklands Fine Art Summer School for 10years or more including three years as Assistant to the Director of the Ofass program. He has had a passion for Drama and Theatre since the age of eleven. Though retired he has not learned to quit.
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2011-2012 Childrens Art Classes

Thanksgiving Break Art Campt
Keep your kids engaged in arts over the Late Fall break! Students will learn to think critically and express themselves creatively. Guided by our Master Artists they will explore samplings of paper crafts, sewing, movement, sculpture, drawing and painting and much more!
Day: Monday - Wednesday Times: 9:00am-5:00pm

Resident Fee: $90.00 Non resident fee: $108.00
Fall break
Wheelworks
Age 5-6 years old Age 7-8 years old Age 9-10 years old Age 11-13 years old
Code: 12608.203 Code: 22608.203 Code: 32608.203 Code: 42608.203
Children who enjoy putting their hands in the garden soil will enjoy the feel of clay. Your childs hand eye coordination will be enhanced by this class. The wheel is a meditative experience that calms and soothes anxious participants. You will gain knowledge about the entire process from structuring goopy clay to glazing finished pieces. All materials provided. Instructor: B. Soltys Code: 42609.204 Day: Friday Dates: 9/16-11/4 Times: 3:45pm-5:15pm
For all camps Pre Care is available from 7:30am-9:00am for $7 a day. For all children and youth camps After Care is available from 5:15pm - 6:30pm for $7 a day.
Instructor: B. Soltys No class: 11/25 Code: 42609.205 Day: Friday Dates: 11/18-12/16 Times: 3:45pm-5:15pm
Resident Fee $80.00 Non Resident Fee: $96.00 Ages: 8 to 13 years

Instructor: B. Soltys Day: Friday Dates: 1/13-3/2
Code: 42609.303 Times: 3:45-5:15 pm
When SchoolS
out
Art
iS in!
Keep your kids engaged in arts over the holiday break! Students will learn to think critically and express themselves creatively. Guided by our teaching master artists they will explore samplings of paper-crafts, sewing, movement, sculpture, drawing and painting and much more!
Holiday Break Art Camp
Age 5-6 years old Age 7-8 years old Age 9-10 years old Age 11-13 years old
Winter break session1 Dates: 12/19-12/23 Resident Fee:$150.00 Non Resident Fee: $180.00
Winter break session 2 Dates: 12/27-12/30
Code: 12608.201 Code: 22608.201 Code: 32608.201 Code: 42608.201
For all camps Pre Care is available from 7:30am-9:00am for $7 a day. For all children and youth camps After Care is available from 5:15pm - 6:30pm for $7 a day.
Fee:$120.00 Non Resident Fee: $144.00 Age 5-6 years old Code: 12608.202 Age 7-8 years old Code: 22608.202 Age 9-10 years old Code: 32608.202 Age 11-13 years old Code: 42608.202
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Students enrolled in our After School Arts Academy will enjoy an after school snack, excellent homework tutors, and at least one fine arts class each day led by our master artists. Check the parent info blog for our class schedule! http://afterschoolartsatstudioone. blogspot.com Mediums covered this session include: Ceramics, Installation Art, Mixed Media, 3D Arts, Martial Arts, Dance, Painting, Drawing, Improv Comedy, and Textile Arts.
FEES: $20 PER DAY DAYS: MONDAY-FRIDAY TIME: AFTER SCHOOL UNTIL 6:30PM
AFTER SCHOOL ARTS ACADEMY: K-5th Grade
Pick-up is available from select schools including Chabot, Sequoia, North Oakland Community Charter School, Crocker Highlands, Peralta, Glenview, Piedmont Ave, Kaiser, Anna Yates, Bella Vista, Emerson, and more!
AFTER SCHOOL ARTS ACADEMY:

Add-On Classes
Add-Ons are supplementary classes that can be added to your childs after school schedule to further enrich their artistic development at Studio One. They require registration and sometimes an additional materials or coaching fee. Add-on classes include: Wheelworks, Culinary Arts, Black and White Photography, Video Game Creation, Haunted House Theater, Puppet Theater, Basketball, Swimming and Tennis Lessons.
Pick-up is included in the daily fee. Afterschoolartsatstudiooneartcenter.blogspot.com
Photos from the Attics Theatres last production of the Golden Goose and The Bunny show 2011
Childrens Classic Attic Theatre:
Its Showtime
The Attic Childrens Theatre announces their Winter Production THREE TALES FROM AFRICA, a trio of stories from the oral tradition of West Africa: Kigbo and the Bush Spitits, Mouse and Lion (an Ananse story), and Why Mosquito Buzzes In Peoples Ears. Three days, weekly, after school. All participants will not be needed at every rehearsal, but MUST attend the final rehearsals and performances at the Ebell Room of the Lakeside Park Garden Center.
Childrens Classic Attic Theatre:
Haunted House
Dont Be Scared! But if you are up to it, you can make others scream with joy and terror. Join the Studio One Haunted House Workshop and Learn How: Make-up, Costumes, Special effects, Booby Traps, (and an actual HAUNTED HOUSE TOUR on Halloween weekend) Two days, weekly, after school. All participants MUST be available on Saturday, October 29 from 4pm to 8pm to set-up, assist, or perform during the Haunted House Party.
*Please check our website or call 510-597-5027 for Audition information and Show times studiooneartcenter.net
*Please check our website or call 510-597-5027 for Audition information and Show times studiooneartcenter.net
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After School ArtS AcAdemy
Special Events
at Studio One
September 2nd 1st Friday music from Peter Burghardt. Poems from Cassandra Smith September 9th Movies in the courtyard: Fantastic Mr. Fox September 12th Fall Session Begins September 18th Sundays in the Redwoods September 23rd Movies in the courtyard: Walle September 25th Sundays in the Redwoods October 2nd Sundays in the Redwoods October 7th 1st Friday with Heather Christie, Brandon Downing and Daniel Tiffany October 9th Sundays in the Redwoods
October 29 Thrill the World October 29 Haunted House Party

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November 4th 1st Friday with Sandra Doller and Ben Doller November 7th Holiday Intersession Begins December 2nd 1st Friday reading
December 11 Studio One Pottery Sale

January 9th Winter Session Begins
Bites on Broadway every Friday Thru 10/28
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Fall and Winter Classes for Children, Teens, and Adults

Check out all the New classes and New teachers

**S/T fee= Seniors and Teens**

Closed at 5:00 PM on the following days: 11/21, 11/22, 11/23

Resident Fee: $110.00 Non Resident Fee:$132.00 S/T Fee: $100.00

Resident Fee: $180.00 Non Resident Fee:$216.00

S/T Fee: $157.00

Resident Fee: $180.00 Non Resident Fee:$216.00

Code:52609.202 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm

S/T Fee: $157.00

Resident Fee: $180.00 Non Resident Fee: $216.00

Code: 52609.301 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm

S/T Fee: $152.00

Resident Fee: $180.00 Non Resident Fee:$216.00

Code: 52609.203 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm

S/T Fee: $157.00

Resident Fee: $180.00 Non Resident Fee: $216.00

Code: 52609.302 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm

S/T Fee: $152.00

Resident Fee: $180.00 Non Resident Fee:$216.00

Code: 52609.204 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm

S/T Fee: $157.00

Resident Fee: $180.00 Non Resident Fee: $216.00

Code: 52609.303 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm

S/T Fee: $152.00

Resident Fee: $180.00 Non Resident Fee:$216.00

Code: 52609.205 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm

S/T Fee: $157.00

Resident Fee: $180.00 Non Resident Fee: $216.00

Code: 52609.304 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm

S/T Fee: $152.00

Resident Fee: $160.00 Non Resident Fee: $192.00

S/T Fee: $139.00

Resident Fee: $160.00 Non Resident Fee: $192.00

S/T Fee: $139.00

Resident Fee: $160.00 Non Resident Fee: $192.00

S/T Fee: $139.00

Instructor: B. Soltys Day: Tuesday

Resident Fee: $160.00 Non Resident Fee: $192.00

No Class: 11/22 Dates: 11/8-12/13

Code: 52609.211 Times: 6:30pm-9:30pm

S/T Fee: $139.00

Ceramics Workshop for Intermediate and Advanced Potters.

Teapots! Functional and Fantasy

Pit Fired Clay Workshop

Resident Fee: $70.00

Non Resident Fee: $84.00

S/T Fee: $60.00

Non Resident Fee: $72.00

Instructor: B. Soltys Day: Saturday Times: 11:00am-6:00 pm

Code: 52609.330 Dates: 12/4

Ceramics Lab Section A Instructor: Monitor Day: Friday Dates: 9/16-11/04

Resident Fee: $82.00 Non Resident Fee:$98.00 S/T Fee: $82.00

Code: 52609.215 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm

Resident Fee: $130.00 Non Resident Fee:$156.00 S/T Fee: $130.00

Code: 52609.206 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm

Resident Fee: $130.00 Non Resident Fee:$156.00 S/T Fee: $130.00

Code: 52609.306 Times: 9:30am-12:30pm

Life Sculpture Workshop:

Resident Fee: $220.00

Non Resident Fee: $264.00 S/T Fee: $195.00

Instructor: Jiajun Lu Day: Saturday

S/T fee= Seniors and Teens