

Bring
out the artist in you by enrolling in the multitude of workshops and classes at the Center. From
ceramics to photography, painting to fiber arts, you are sure to discover your talent here.

NEW POLICY AS of June 2009 - Registration Notice
A minimum number of students are required for each class/workshop to be held. Class registrations
are reviewed one week prior to the start date to determine whether or not a class
has enough participants or if the class needs to be cancelled. To ensure a class you are interested
in is available when you register, please register as early as possible. If a class has met the
minimum by a week out, registrations for that class will continue to be accepted that week unless
the class is full.

Registrations within a week of the class beginning will need to be done by calling
804-261-ARTS(2787). A $10 "last minute" registration fee per class will be added to the
class registration total amount.
Ceramics
Handbuilding
Instructor:
Jane Hendley
Learn how to construct clay objects or utilitarian forms, while
exploring traditional handbuilding methods such as coiling, slab building and more. All artwork
created will be fired and glazed.
Ceramics Studio Rules
Spring Session
Wednesdays, Apr 14-Jun 16
10am-12:30pm
Cost: $155, plus $30 materials fee
Beginning Wheel Throwing
Instructor:
Jane Hendley
Learn how to create basic pottery forms, such as a cup, bowl and plate, using
a potter’s wheel. This class for beginners will cover techniques such as centering and throwing a
cylinder, while emphasizing both function and aesthetics.
Ceramics Studio Rules
Spring Session
Mondays, Apr 12-Jun 21 (no class 5/31)
6-8:30pm
Cost: $155, plus $30 materials fee
Intermediate Wheel Throwing
Instructor:
Jane Hendley
Improve your skills on the potter’s wheel in this ceramics class for students
with previous exposure to wheel throwing techniques.
Ceramics Studio Rules
Spring Session I (Wednesdays)
Wednesdays, Apr 14-Jun 16
6-8:30pm
Cost: $155, plus $30 materials fee
Spring Session II (Thursdays)
Thursdays, Apr 15-Jun 17
6-8:30pm
Cost: $155, plus $30 materials fee
Advanced Wheel Throwing
Instructor:
Jane Hendley
Refine your skills on the potter’s wheel in this ceramics class designed for
experienced students. Students will concentrate on complex forms and develop techniques that combine
all aspects of clay construction.
Ceramics
Studio Rules
Spring Session
Tuesdays, Apr 13-Jun 15
6-8:30pm
Cost: $155, plus $30 materials fee
Playing with Fire!
Instructor:
Jane Hendley
Raku is an ancient Japanese firing method which provides an exciting
opportunity to watch what happens in a kiln as pieces of pottery are being fired. As the glaze
begins to melt in the kiln, students take red hot vessels out using tongs and special gloves,
smother them in sawdust and plunge them into water. The results are spectacular! Bisqued pottery pieces
will be provided so everyone will bring home their own unique piece of art. Fun family event (kids
will love it!) or simply the opportunity to play around with fire. Closed toe shoes and long pants
recommended.
Ceramics Studio Rules
If interested in taking this class in the future, please call
804-261-2787.
NEW! Glaze Techniques
Instructor:
Denise Ertler
A creative hands-on workshop utilizing versatile and vivid low ranged
Mayco glaze techniques focusing on texture & design. Blur the line between glaze firing ranges and
expand your color and effects options through the addition of low-fire texturizers and modifiers.
Take the materials you already have and learn to push them in new directions. Topics to include
organic material design techniques; texturizing and modifying with specialty products, and
alternative application techniques. Ceramics Studio Rules
If interested in taking this class please call 804-261-ARTS (2787).
Ceramics for Youth
Clay Basics for Kids (ages 6-12)
Instructor:
Jane Hendley
Encourage creative play as children learn fundamental pottery techniques while
having FUN! Students will learn fundamental pottery techniques, including how to pinch, coil, slab
and model clay. Each child will be encouraged to engage in independent exploration while practicing
the basics of working with clay. Typical projects include creating animal sculptures, fashioning and
decorating cups or bowls, and creating real or imaginary tools.
Spring Session I (ages 6-8)
Mondays, Apr 12-Jun 21 (no class 5/31)
4:30-6pm
Cost: $115, plus $30 materials fee
Spring Session I (ages 9-12)
Thursdays, Apr 15-Jun 17
4:30-6pm
Cost: $115, plus $30 materials fee
Teen Wheel Throwing (ages 13-17)
Instructor:
Jane Hendley
Learn how to create basic pottery forms using fundamental techniques such as
centering and throwing a cylinder in this class. Basic pottery forms,
such as a cup, bowl and plate will also be demonstrated. Ceramics Studio Rules
Spring Session (ages 13-17)
Wednesdays, Apr 14-Jun 16
4:30-6pm
Cost: $115, plus $30 materials fee

Culinary Arts
Cake Decorating & Design
Instructor:
Ann Spark
Learn basic skills in the confectionary arts in this 6-week course. Students
will design and decorate their cake developing their own personal style. The class will prepare
cakes, frost & decorate with a variety of techniques using buttercream, royal, and color flow
icings. Students will use round, star, leaf and specialty tips to create borders, flowers, unique
seasonal and special occasion decorations for their cake. Frosted cakes required in some classes.
Most supplies included.
Spring Session I (daytime) Thursday, April
15-May 27 10am-12pm
Cost: $75, plus $20 materials fee
Spring Session II (evening) Thursday, April
15-May 27 6-8pm Cost: $75, plus $20 materials fee
Sweet Treats (ages 15+)
Instructor:
Ann Spark
In this confectionary art session, students will develop skills to embellish
assorted treats. We will design, shape, ice, and decorate with an assortment of tools and sweet
treats. All supplies provided.
Spring Session Saturday, April 24
10am-12pm Cost: $20, plus $10 materials fee
Creative Cupcakes (ages 15+)
Instructor:
Ann Spark
Take your cupcake decorating to a new level. Discover new designing tools for
uniquely decorated cupcakes to serve to family and friends. See how easy and fun cupcakes are to
ice, adorn, and embellish. Students are required to bring 8 un-iced cupcakes to class.
Winter Session Saturday, March
6
10am-12pm Cost: $20, plus $10 materials fee To register, call 804-261-ARTS (2787). A $10
last minute registration fee applies.
Spring Session Saturday, May 8 10am-12pm Cost: $20, plus
$10 materials fee
Designer Candy (ages 16+) Instructor:
Ann Spark
Using new accessories and tools for candy making see how easy and quick you
can use your artistic skills to create delicious desserts with candy. Students will melt a variety
of colorful candies to make seasonal treats, including pretzel pops, peanut butter cups, covered
fruits and nuts, and more in this class of good taste! Learn to make your own candy using the tools
of the confectionary artist!
If interested in taking this class in the future, please call 804-261-ARTS (2787).
Spring into Fondant for Kids (Ages 7-12)
Instructor:
Ann Spark
Jump into this exciting Cake decorating class. We will learn
the basics of Fondant while designing a spring theme cake.
Prerequisite: Treasure Cake for Kids
Winter Session Saturday,
March 20
10am-12pm Cost: $20, plus $10 materials fee
Under the Sea Cake for Kids (Ages 7-12)
Instructor:
Ann Spark
During this 2 hour basics class we will explore oceans of decorating skills using butter-cream
icing. Coloring icing, frosting, bordering, piping & more will be included using round, star & other
specialty tips.
Spring Session I Saturday, April 17 10am-12pm Cost: $20, plus $5
materials fee
Spring Session II Saturday,
May 1
10am-12pm Cost: $20, plus $5 materials fee
Summer Fun Cake for Kids (Ages 7-12)
Instructor:
Ann Spark
Dive into this exciting Cake decorating class. We will learn the basics of Fondant while designing &
decorating a summer themed cake to take home. Intermediate class. Prerequisite: Basic level class
Spring Session I
Saturday, May 15
10am-12pm Cost: $20, plus $10 materials fee
Spring Session II Thursday,
June 3
6-8pm Cost: $20, plus $10 materials fee
Treasure Cake for Kids (ages 7-12)
Instructor:
Ann Spark
Discover the secret treasures of cake decorating using buttercream icing.
Skills of coloring icing, frosting, bordering, piping, writing and more will be uncovered!
If interested in taking this class in the future,
please
call 804-261-ARTS (2787).

Fiber Arts
Beginning Crochet
Instructor:
Claudette Arnold
This fun beginner class will teach the fundamentals – how to read a pattern,
how to form basic stitches and all the information needed to get started on the art of crochet.
Spring Session
Wednesdays, Apr 14-Jun 16
7-9pm
Cost: $130, plus $10 materials fee
Weaving: Beginners & Beyond
Instructor: Cherri Hankins
(Note: Because of the looms, this class is at an off-site location near the
Innsbrook area - intersection of Mayland and Stillman Parkway. See information below.
Registration for this class is only available Through The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen.)
 Over and under, ‘round and ‘round, in no time at all, my
warp is wound!!
This new class is an opportunity to build a community of weavers. As students work on their own
projects, lives begin to intertwine and mingle. Friendships are formed and the fabric of our lives
and our own weavings are enriched. The work you take away from this class will be a ‘marker’ of this
time in your life.
Beginners will learn to dress the floor loom and weave off a simple fabric of
their choice. Students who have woven before will choose their projects. Weaves to consider are
double weave, huck and overshot. Students can expect to complete a beginner piece in a 4-week
session. A single session of weaving is a great opportunity for a beginner to ‘test the waters’ and
see if weaving is all that they thought it would be. It is also perfect for folks who have woven in
the past but need a refresher on how to dress the loom. Intermediate students will want to book
several sessions for larger projects. Students wishing to work on long-term projects must book
consecutive sessions.
Materials: Cost of materials will vary depending on the
project chosen. All materials are available for purchase at the studio, or students may contact
instructor for recommendations if you wish to bring your own. Location: This class is offered
off-site, in the teaching studio of Cherri Hankins at 3800 Stillman Parkway, Suite 203, Richmond, VA
23233. Directions will be mailed with a syllabus.
Winter Session III
Tuesdays, Mar 2-Mar 23
9:30am-12pm
Cost: $150 To register, call 804-261-2787.
Spring Session I
Tuesdays, Apr 6-Apr 27
9:30am-12pm
Cost: $150
Spring Session II
Tuesdays, May 4-May 25
9:30am-12pm
Cost: $150
Spring Session III
Tuesdays, Jun 1-Jun 22
9:30am-12pm
Cost: $150
Spinning - Yarn from the Spinning Wheel
(off-site)
Instructor: Cherri Hankins
Learn to spin wool into yarn, and learn to play as the Navajo did. This class
will focus on the very beginnings of spinning on the spinning wheel. Students will leave the class
with several skeins of yarn, of various plies and weights. Students may take the class several
times, and will receive more in-depth and varied information and instruction with each class taken.
Location: This class is offered off-site, in the teaching studio of Cherri Hankins at 3800 Stillman
Parkway, Suite 203, Richmond, VA 23233 Directions will be mailed with a syllabus.
Winter Session III
Tuesdays, Mar 16 & 23
9:30am-12pm
Cost: $75, plus $15 materials fee
Spring Session I
Tuesdays, Apr 20 & 27 9:30am-12pm
Cost: $75, plus $15 materials fee
Spring Session II
Tuesdays, May 18 & 25 9:30am-12pm
Cost: $75, plus $15 materials fee
Spring Session III
Tuesdays, Jun 15 & 22 9:30am-12pm
Cost: $75, plus $15 materials fee

Glass Arts
NEW!
Stained Glass Mosaics (offsite) Instructor:
Judy M. Coleman
Learn to craft mosaics using stained glass. Two styles and two methods
covered. See tool list at JoMoCo for tools needed prior to first class. Students create a tabletop
or a stepping stone often from scrap glass. Great for gifts! See studio for pattern choices and
approval prior to first class.
Spring Session Saturdays, Mar 20–Apr
10
2-4pm Cost: $85 Location:
JoMoCo Studio, 8416 Staples Mill Road, Richmond 23228
Glass Fusing (offsite)
Instructor:
Judy Coleman
Manipulate glass by heat to shape
and fuse it together to create tiles, dishes, jewelry, etc. Basic glass cutting skills needed.
Spring Session Thursdays, Mar 11–Apr 1 7-9pm Cost: $150,
plus student must provide glass cutting and marking tools Location:
JoMoCo Studio, 8416 Staples Mill Road, Richmond 23228
Beginner Stained Glass (offsite)
Instructor:
Judy Coleman
A detailed class teaching all the skills necessary to craft stained glass in
the copper foil method. Students will make a 10”x16” panel. See studio for pattern choices prior to
first class.
Spring Session Thursdays, Apr
15-Jun 3 7-9pm Cost: $125. Students are required to contact JoMoCo Studio
prior to first class to purchase tool kit (approx. $150) and glass and copper foil for chosen
project (approx. $25). Location:
JoMoCo Studio, 8416 Staples Mill Road, Richmond 23228
Open Studio Class (offsite)
Instructor: Judy Coleman
This is the class where you bring in your unfinished projects and
any questions or problems with which you need help, space permitting. Work on as many projects as
time permits in the 8 week session. New projects are also welcome. Students are required to contact
teacher to discuss what tools and supplies might be needed prior to first class.
Spring Session Saturdays, Apr
24-Jun 12 2-4pm Cost: $125 Location:
JoMoCo Studio, 8416 Staples Mill Road, Richmond 23228
Lead Came Stained Glass
Instructor:
Judy Coleman
Create stained glass in the
1000-year-old lead came method. Students make a 10”x16” panel. See studio for pattern choices and
materials prior to first class. Previous stained glass experience required.
Spring Session Tuesdays, Mar
16-May 4 7-9pm Cost: $125, plus materials. Contact JoMoCo to purchase
supplies prior to first class. Location:
JoMoCo Studio, 8416 Staples Mill Road, Richmond 23228

Jewelry
The Basics of Beading (ages 16 +)
Instructor: Pat Whitlow
This one-day workshop covers basic wirework used to link
beads, to make earrings and to attach pendants and clasps, and covers basic bead stringing used
for making necklaces and bracelets. Students will complete at least two pieces during this
session. The skills learned can be used to design your own custom jewelry pieces or to rework an
old favorite. You’ll always have jewelry to match your outfit when you learn how to bead!
Spring Session I Monday, April 12 6-9pm Cost: $40, plus $15 materials fee
Spring Session II Wednesday, May 5 6-9pm Cost: $40, plus $15 materials fee
Wire Crochet Designs Instructor:
Pat
Whitlow Learn to design unique pieces using a variety of beads and crocheted wire. So
many different looks come from this basic style. Knowledge of the crochet chain stitch is
necessary for class.
If interested in taking this class in the future, please call 804-261-ARTS (2787).
NEW! Silver Tube Trio Instructor:
Pat
Whitlow This simple but attractive necklace, bracelet, and earrings feature a silver
tube focal point.
If interested in taking this class in the future, please call 804-261-ARTS (2787).
NEW! Multi-Strand Woven Wonders
Instructor: Pat Whitlow
This class features three strung bracelets featuring pearls,
fire polished beads, and crystals, which are all variations of the same theme.
If interested in taking this class in the future, please call 804-261-ARTS (2787).
NEW! Simply Turquoise Instructor:
Pat
Whitlow Whip up this necklace and earrings using turquoise beads and knotted cord. No
clasp is
necessary.
Winter Session Monday, March 15 6:30-9pm Cost: $35, plus $15 materials fee
NEW! Romancing the Stone Instructor:
Pat
Whitlow Make this attractive longer chain necklace featuring nugget shaped beads.
Spring Session I Wednesday, April 14 6:30-9pm Cost: $35, plus $15 materials fee
Spring Session II Wednesday, June 9 6:30-9pm Cost: $35, plus $15 materials fee
Versatile Lariat Instructor:
Pat Whitlow
This attractive pearl lariat uses a pearl shortener to give
multiple style options.
Spring Session Wednesday, April 21 6:30-9pm Cost: $35, plus $12 materials fee
NEW! Get Knotting! Instructor:
Pat
Whitlow Have fun
making this quick and easy bracelet using cords and beads with an adjustable cord closure.
Spring Session Wednesday, April 26 6:30-9pm Cost: $35, plus $10 materials fee
NEW! Button Clasp Bracelet Instructor:
Pat Whitlow
Make this attractive and
easy bracelet using a non-traditional closure.
Spring Session Monday, May 3 6:30-9pm Cost: $35, plus $10 materials fee
NEW! Beach Style Beauty Instructor:
Pat
Whitlow This fun necklace and earrings feature
pearls and beach related charms.
Spring Session I Monday, May 17 6:30-9pm Cost: $35, plus $12 materials fee
Spring Session II Monday, June 14 6:30-9pm Cost: $35, plus $12 materials fee
Precious Metal Clay (PMC) Instructor: Celeste Miller
Did you ever imagine that you could design and create a piece of fine
silver jewelry? Precious Metal Clay is a versatile, easy-to-use material that allows just
about anyone to make their own beautiful jewelry in a matter of hours. PMC is a clay-like
material that contains actual silver powder and a non-toxic binding material. In this class,
we will explore ways to form, texture, and layer the PMC to produce pendants, earrings,
and/or charms. Once the PMC is kiln fired, a .999 percent silver piece is produced. Students
will then explore various finishing techniques including tumbling, patinas, and simple
burnishing. By the end of the class, you can be wearing 2-3 beautiful pieces of personally
designed fine silver jewelry. Students need only bring enthusiasm.
If interested in taking this class in the future, please
call 804-261-ARTS (2787).
NEW! Precious Metal Clay & Dichroic Glass – I
Instructor: Celeste Miller Combine the sparkling world of
fused dichroic glass with Precious Metal Clay (PMC) and beautiful jewelry abounds. Students will
make three pendants while exploring methods of integrating dichroic cabochons and PMC. Precious
Metal Clay is a versatile, easy to use material that allows just about anyone to make their own
fine silver jewelry in a matter of hours. This clay-like material contains actual silver powder
and a non-toxic binding material. While the dichroic cabochons will be provided for the class,
we will also discuss how to make your own “Glass cabs” for your jewelry. Once the PMC is kiln
fired, a 99.9 percent silver piece is produced. Students will then explore various finishing
techniques including tumbling, patinas, and simple burnishing. Prerequisite: PMC experience is a
must (i.e. Intro to PMC or PMC & Nature).
Winter Session Wednesdays, Mar 11-Apr 1
7-9pm Cost: $80, plus $65 materials fee (includes PMC, dichroic cabochons, findings, kiln
firing and finishing materials
NEW! Precious Metal Clay & Gemstones
Instructor: Celeste Miller PMC is a versatile, easy to use material that allows just
about anyone to make their own real silver jewelry in a matter of hours. This clay-like material
contains actual silver powder and a non-toxic binding material. In this class, we will explore
ways to incorporate gemstones (i.e. cubic zirconias) into PMC to produce 2-3 pendants and/or
earrings. Once the PMC is kiln fired, a .999 percent silver piece is produced. Prerequisite:
Previous PMC experience such as Intro to PMC or PMC & Nature). Bring your PMC tool kit and
enthusiasm.
Spring Session Wednesdays,
Apr 28-May 19 7-9pm Cost: $80, plus $65 materials fee (includes PMC, findings, CZ's, kiln
firing and finishing materials
Chain Maille Bracelet – Byzantine Segment Chain
Instructor: Celeste Miller Learn the fundamentals of interlocking jump rings to make a
bracelet. This class will focus on the Byzantine chain weave (considered a unisex pattern). Once
mastered, we will explore various ways of using the Byzantine segments to create beautiful
jewelry! This is a perfect bracelet to show off your PMC charms or leave unadorned. By the end
of class, you will be wearing a beautiful sterling silver bracelet that you created. This is a
beginner chain maille pattern. All you need to bring to class is good eyesight and your favorite
two pairs of flat nosed pliers (note: Instructor will bring plenty of pliers to borrow).
Winter Session Thursdays,
Feb 25 & Mar 4 7-9pm Cost: $40, plus $65 materials fee (includes all sterling silver jump
rings and basic clasp)
If interested in taking this class, please call 804-261-ARTS (2787).
NEW! Chain Maille Bracelet – Dreaming in Maille
Instructor: Celeste Miller What do you get when you combine sterling
silver jump rings with pearls or Swarovski crystals? Dreaming in Maille bracelets…and they are
magnificent! The bracelet pattern is very versatile – it utilizes crystal rondelles, small
beads, pearls, crystals, stone rondelles or anything else that fits. It is a beginner’s pattern
with some basic beading skills. Once the chain is started, the pattern is repetitive and easy.
By the end of the class, you will be wearing a beautiful sterling silver bracelet and you’ll
want to make several more! All you need to bring to class is good eyesight. All beading
materials, jump rings, and lobster clasp or round toggle are included in materials cost.
Instructor will have flat nosed pliers in class to borrow or purchase.
Winter Session Wednesdays,
Mar 17 & 24 7-9pm Cost: $40, plus $65 materials fee (includes all sterling silver jump
rings, beading supplies and basic clasp)
NEW! Chain Maille – Butterfly Bracelet
Instructor: Celeste Miller Chain Maille, once used to create protective
garments by interlocking jump rings, is now popular for making beautiful intricate jewelry. The
Butterfly Bracelet flows nicely and reminds one of butterflies lying along one’s wrist. It has a
unique way of layering rings to give this effect. The pattern is a little bit more challenging
and is considered an intermediate weave, but determined beginners are welcome! By the end of
class, you will be wearing a beautiful, flowing sterling silver bracelet that you created. All
you need to bring to class is good eyesight and your favorite two pairs of flat nosed pliers
(instructor will have tools in class to borrow or purchase).
Spring Session Wednesdays,
Jun 16 & 23 7-9pm Cost: $40, plus $65 materials fee (includes all sterling silver jump
rings and basic clasp)

Literary
New! Young Poets: Course 1 (Grades 4-8)
Instructor: Cindy Sinanian “Writing a
poem is discovering;” so says Robert Frost. In this course, young writers will explore and compose a
variety of poems as they learn about poetic devices and sound techniques. Selected poems will be
printed in a volume of student-gathered poetry, which will be presented at the last class when the
poets share their work and refreshments with invited family & friends. Whether experienced poets or
not, creative students entering 4th through 8th grades are welcome to attend.
If interested in taking this class or a literary class in the future, please call 804-261-ARTS (2787).

Music
Develop new musical skills or improve upon what you have already learned with
these individual lessons intended for the beginner or intermediate student. All lessons are
available in half-hour sessions for ages 6+. Please call 804-261-ARTS (2787) for scheduling and
availability.
Guitar Lessons
Instructors: Jacob Thro,
Gregg Sullivan,
Robert Bullington,
Jane Butler
Classes are ongoing - register anytime
Can take as many half hour session classes as desired
Cost: $20 per session
Call 804-261-ARTS (2787) to schedule time
Piano Lessons
Instructors: Jacob Thro,
Jane Butler
Beginner lessons or intermediate level classical or jazz-improvisational available.
Classes are ongoing - register anytime
Can take as many half hour session classes as desired
Cost: $20 per half hour session
Call 804-261-ARTS (2787) to schedule time
Bass Guitar and Acoustic Bass
Lessons
Instructor: Jacob Thro
Lessons are structured around individual player’s needs. Learn any style music or simply learn to
read notes on the staff. Intermediate level classical or jazz-improvisational available.
Classes are ongoing - register anytime
Can take as many half hour session classes as desired
Cost: $20 per half hour session
Call 804-261-ARTS (2787) to schedule time
Mandolin Lessons
Instructor:
Robert Bullington
Lessons are based on individual player's level.
Cost: $20 per half hour session
Call 804-261-ARTS (2787) to schedule time
NEW! Voice Lessons
Instructor:
Jane Butler
Do you fancy yourself the next Susan Boyle or maybe even Adam Lambert?
Jump out of the shower and onto the stage - treat yourself to some voice lessons this summer with
our new voice teacher, Jane Butler, a Virginia certified music teacher with over 21 years of
professional teaching experience. Jane will have you have you tunefully singing throughout the
summer and sounding your best. Before you know it, you might just be ready for the next American
Idol auditions or latest the musical production here in Richmond!! It's all up to you...who knows
what the future holds? Voice lessons are available for ages 12 - through adult. Come and have a
blast this summer at the Cultural Arts Center and take some voice lessons! By the end of the summer,
you'll be very happy that you did!
Lessons are individually designed for the student Cost: $20
per half hour session Call 804-261-ARTS (2787) to schedule a time

Photography

Just the Basics
Instructor:
Stephen Boling
Looking to bring home better shots than those kids with their camera phones? We can do better! Learn
some of the secrets the pros won't tell you. We will cover all the bases from camera functions to
malfunctions. That flash can be a menace if you don't tame it. Is that back lighting getting you
down? Begin to see sunsets, nature close-ups, sports, and details in a different light. Dust off
that old 35mm SLR or show up with your shiny new digital. Each student must have a camera that can
be used in manual mode.
Spring Session I - FULL!
Wednesday, Apr 14-May 5 7-9pm
Cost: $95
Spring Session II
Wednesday, May 19-Jun 9 7-9pm
Cost: $95
Digital Photography for Beginners
Instructor:
Stephen Boling
Do you speak “pixel”? I do! Let me show you the ins and outs of a digital workflow. We cover the
basic functions of the digital camera and discover the right settings for various situations. Learn
terminology and dig in to your camera’s capabilities from focus to metering to flash photography. We
will cover it all! Participants must bring their own cameras and manuals.
Spring Session
Saturday, May 15 10am-4pm
Cost: $60
Photography Software
Photoshop A-Z
Instructor:
Janine Turner
Learn how to edit and digitally manipulate your photographs using Adobe
Photoshop in this comprehensive course. Learn the fundamental features and skills you will need to
make this software program work for you so that you will be able to work independently with
confidence. Students should bring to class a disc or thumb drive with about 10-20 of their images on
which to practice the techniques.
If interested in taking this class in the future, please call
804-261-2787.
Photoshop Seminar
Instructor:
Janine Turner
Work on your own images in a non-structured class with personal assistance
from the instructor. This is a perfect course for students who have taken Photoshop A-Z and would
like further assistance in using and applying their skills. This format will utilize the images and
questions that students bring to class in a group problem solving atmosphere with instructor
demonstrations of various Photoshop techniques to address student’s learning goals.
Spring Session Thursdays, Apr 15-Apr 29 7-9pm
Cost: $85

Visual
Arts
Drawing - A Foundation in Art
Instructor:
Roz Berlin
Students will develop skills in drawing basic shapes, understand values for
shading, and be introduced to perspective. Gain confidence for future artistic endeavors as you
begin to observe the world around you with more awareness. Portable and economical as a hobby,
drawing skills are also the foundation of success in many other areas of the creative arts.
Spring Session Thursdays, Apr
15-Jun 17 7-9pm Cost:
145, plus $20 materials fee
Exploring Acrylics (Ages 15+)
Instructor: Ichshe Sandler
There is nothing like painting with acrylics…the colors jump right off the canvas! Learn to paint
using this colorful, easy to work with medium, whether you’re a beginner or intermediate artist. In
the end, you’ll have several beautiful works of art to enjoy at home!
Spring Session Wednesdays, Apr
14-Jun 16 7-9pm Cost:
130, plus $40 materials fee
Oil Painting
Instructor: Brenda Stankus
Get started in painting with oils, improve your skills or come experiment with this medium. Students
will explore landscape, interiors, still life, as well as figure and portraiture work. Glazing,
palette knife applications, color mixing and more will be discussed. Focus is on student’s interests
and discovering their individual style. Class begins with a short lesson then students are
encouraged to work on their own project or on a given subject while receiving individual
instruction. The instructor brings over 17 years of painting experience to the classroom and has
exhibited in major cities nation-wide.
Spring Session Mondays, Apr
12-Jun 21 (no class 5/31) 6:30-9:30pm Cost:
186, materials will be discussed at the first class
Pastel Painting and Drawing
Instructor:
Linda Leah Wolitz
Indulge your inner artist with this vibrant and beautiful medium! Beginner and experienced painters
alike will enjoy drawing and painting with pastels from photographs or still life. Pastels are a dry
form of pure pigment mixed with a binder to hold the color together. They offer the same bold color
as oil paints minus the liquid and the mess! Weekly demonstrations include discussion of the medium
as well as individual painting.
Materials list
Spring Session I (Daytime)
Wednesdays, Apr 14-Jun 16
10am-12pm
Cost: $155, materials list provided before class
Spring Session II (Evening)
Thursdays, Apr 15-Jun 17
6:30-8:30pm
Cost: $155, materials list provided before class
Open Studio Painting
Instructor: Brenda Stankus
Intermediate and Advanced artists are invited to paint in the medium of
their choice…watercolor, oil, acrylic, or pastel while receiving individual, personalized
instruction at their level and while interacting with other painters like themselves! A short lesson
is provided at the beginning of each class then students may work on their own projects. Weekly
subject matter will be provided for students needing inspiration. The instructor brings over 17
years of painting experience to the classroom and has exhibited in major cities nation-wide.
Spring Session
Tuesdays, Apr 13-Jun 15
6:30-9:30pm
Cost: $186, students provide their own materials
Watercolors I
Instructor:
Roz Berlin
An introduction to the basics of watercolor painting, students will learn
color-mixing, values, and brush techniques. Experimentation with assorted tools other than paint
brushes will also be explored. Students will be able to complete full paintings using the techniques
learned. Basic supplies are provided for use in class only.
Spring Session Mondays, Apr
12-Jun 21 (no class 5/31) 10am-12pm
Cost: $145, plus $25 materials fee
Watercolors II
Instructor:
Roz Berlin
This course will increase the student’s overall painting knowledge.
Exploration of old and new techniques are studied each week, using both still life and photographs.
Study a wide range of topics such as: landscape, still life, composition, perspective, lighting,
experimentation, and more. Designed for intermediate to advanced students.
Spring Session I (Evening) Tuesdays,
Apr 13-Jun 15 7-9pm
Cost: $145, plus $20 materials fee
Spring Session II (Daytime) Thursdays,
Apr 15-Jun 17 10am-12pm
Cost: $145, plus $20 materials fee
NEW! Professional Practices for the Visual Artist
Instructor: Jeffrey Allison This
workshop is devoted to the needs of the individual artist. Topics to be covered include:
photographing artwork, funding opportunities, developing professional relationships with galleries
and publications, copyright issues, and marketing on the web. This program has been organized by the
VMFA Office of Statewide Partnerships and is supported by the Paul Mellon Endowment.
If interested in taking this class in the future, please call
804-261-2787.
Visual Arts Classes for Youth
Junior Kindergarten Drawing Class (ages 4-5)
Instructor: Young Rembrandts
These drawing classes make learning and growing fun! We will work on pencil
grip, strength-building, hand/eye coordination, and classroom skills. Learning at this age requires
repetition and practice and our age-appropriate lessons and step-by-step process provides this each
day. Using shapes, colors and patterns, your child will achieve impressive results and will be well
on their way to learning how to write and create.
Spring Session
Saturdays, Apr 17-Mar 22
9:15am-10am
Cost: $60
NEW! Cartooning & Animation - Coo, Crazy, Outrageous
(Grades 1-6) Do you like to laugh? Do you like to draw? Can you draw
wild and wacky pictures? If the answer to these questions is “yes”, then you must join us for a new
series of cartoon adventures. During this session you will learn how to draw original cartoon
characters with ridiculous expressions, goofy actions, silly movements and bizarre background scenes
that make your pictures even funnier. These classes are very cool, very fun and full of cartoon
craziness! Come join the fun…and bring a friend. Though the classes are offered at the same time for
the different ages, they are held in different rooms.
Spring Session (Grades K-2)
Thursdays, Apr 29-Jun 3 6-7pm
Cost: $75
Spring Session (Grades 3-6)
Thursdays, Apr 29-Jun 3 6-7pm
Cost: $75
NEW! Saturdays ARE for Cartoons! (Grades 1-6)
Instructor: Young Rembrandts Have you
ever wanted to learn to create wild, imaginative and exciting cartoons? Then this is the class for
you! Young Rembrandts instructors will teach you how to draw original cartoon characters placed in
fun and whacky scenes. You will learn to draw emotions, expressions and wild and crazy movements.
Artists will learn quick and easy techniques for making anything they can imagine come to life!
Spring Session (Grades K-2)
Saturdays, Apr 17-May 22 10am-11am
Cost: $75
Spring Session (Grades 3-6)
Saturdays, Apr 17-May 22 11am-12pm
Cost: $75
Children's "Draw-tooning" Fun (Grades 1-6)
Instructor: Young Rembrandts
Drawing and Cartooning classes all in one session! Children will learn
both drawing fundamentals and cartooning skills. Artists will study perspective, portraiture, color
theory, line and patterning as they draw new and exciting pictures in the drawing classes. They will
learn to draw action, movement, sound and expressions in the cartooning classes. This is an awesome
course for both returning and new students. We will be drawing brand new subject matter each week.
Your child will NEVER repeat a lesson.
If interested in taking this class in the future, please call
804-261-ARTS (2787).

Registration
Information
Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. Unless
otherwise stated, classes are for students ages 18 and older. All registrations must be accompanied
by full payment. Payment may be in the form of a personal check, or as a charge to a MasterCard or
VISA card. Payment must be received at time of registration. A $10 last minute registration fee
applies for registrations received less than one week prior to the beginning of class.
Credit card registrations may be:
- made on-line above as listed beside each class, using the "Add to Cart"
buttons (payments are processed Through PayPal).
- phoned in to (804) 261-ARTS (2787);
Monday-Thursday, 9am - 8pm; Friday, 9am-5pm
Payments made by check (payable to The
Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen), or by credit card may be:
- mailed to CACGA, Attn: Guest Services, P.O. Box 1249, Glen Allen, VA 23060
by using the downloadable form or brochure
- hand or special delivered to CACGA, 2880 Mountain Road, Glen Allen
(just off I-295 at the Woodman South ext)
- by using the
downloadable
form or form in brochure
Downloadable Registration Form

Registration Notice
A minimum number of students are required for each class/workshop to be held. Class
registrations are reviewed one week prior to the start date to determine whether or not a class has
enough participants or if the class needs to be cancelled. To ensure a class you are interested in
is available when you register, please register as early as possible. If a class has met the minimum
by a week out, registrations for that class will continue to be accepted that week unless the class
is full.
Cancellation of classes by CACGA
If a sufficient number of registrations is not received a week prior for any individual
class, the class may be cancelled. If this occurs, a full refund will be processed for those
currently registered in the class.
Cancellation by Student
Cancellations will be accepted by phone at 804-261-ARTS. Cancellations received seven days or more
prior to the first class will receive a 50% refund of the class fees. Cancellations received less
than seven days prior to the first class will receive no refund.
"The Center instructor's have expertise in their respective art
form and are passionate about passing on their knowledge to area residents," said
K Alferio, Center President. "We are pleased to offer these vast
array of classes."

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