Starts: Monday, June 21, 2010
Ends: Friday, August 13, 2010
Session 1: June 21–July 2
Session 2: July 12–23
Session 3: Aug 2–13
Morning classes: 9 am–12 pm,
$225/member, $265/not-yet member
Afternoon classes: 1–4 pm,
$225/member, $265/not-yet member
All day: Two classes plus lunchsupervision 9 am–4 pm, $475/member, $560/not-yet member.
ENROLLMENT BEGINS:
March 15 – Members only
April 15 – Open enrollment
Call Grace Groathaus 748-5379 to enroll.
Classes – 5 & 6 year olds
Draw Like an Egyptian
Teaching artist: Sally Fowler-Haughey
Discover the exciting world of Egyptian art. Play games, dress up in costume, build an Egyptian habitat, and then make sand art, clay wall reliefs, masks and mummies.
Elements of Art
Teaching artist: Andrea Wamble
Discover the elements of art and use a wide variety of art materials in creating collages, paintings, prints and clay sculptures.
Explore Egypt
Teaching artist: Jen Raybourn
Draw inspiration from our new Egyptian exhibition to make jewelry, masks, portraits and clay pots.
Explore the Gardens
Teaching artist: Jen Raybourn
Visit the beautiful gardens for inspiration in creating photography, sculptures and paintings.
Off the Wall
Teaching artist: Sally Fowler-Haughey
Explore the 3-dimensional art of Philbrook that is not hanging on a wall, such as sculptures, books and pottery.
Stories in Art
Teaching artist: Andrea Wamble
Listen to the wonderful stories that art has to tell then create art works out of a variety of materials.
Classes – 7-12 year olds
Art Around the World Teaching Artist: Andrea Wamble
Explore art of different cultures, such as African, Egyptian and Native American, to work with a variety of materials like paint, yarn, paper, pastels and clay.
Creative Clay Teaching Artist: Virginia Harrison
Get messy while learning creative hand-building techniques to make cool clay creations.
Draw, Paint, Carve
Teaching Artist: Rhonda Davis
Draw, paint and sculpt to create wildly original and expressive artwork.
Egyptian Treasures
Teaching Artist: Kath Gordon
Discover Egyptian life and artifacts in this multi media class where clay, plaster, paint, wire and colored pencils are used.
Mixed Media Teaching Artists: Connie Stark Doak, Kathleen Pendergrass, Kelly Foshee & Talitha Gregg
Want a taste of it all? This class will explore a large variety of art materials to create drawings, paintings, prints, clay and embossed metals.
Puppet Power
Teaching Artist: Mary Jane Porter
Explore the wonderful world of puppets and performances, by learning how to make finger puppets to more elaborate costumed puppets.
Paint the Gardens
Teaching Artist: Kathleen Pendergrass
Love nature? Learn to draw and paint objects from nature with the beautiful gardens as your inspiration.
Sculpture Teaching Artists: Kathleen Pendergrass , Virginia Harrison Create dynamic 3-dimensional works of art using found objects, paper mache, and clay.
Instructor Bios
Rhonda Davis holds a B.A. in art history and an M.A. in art from the University of Tulsa and currently teaches at Tulsa Community College. She paints in acrylic and draws in a variety of media focusing on figures and still life.
Kelly Foshee is a printmaker who has taught students of all ages. She graduated with her M.F.A. from the University of Tulsa and has been showcased in exhibitions across the country. Currently Kelly teaches art at the Tulsa School of Arts and Sciences.
Virginia Harrison received her M.A. in sculpture from New York University after earning a B.A. in visual arts from Bennington College. She has shown her work in numerous solo exhibitions since 1984.
Kathleen Pendergrass spent ten years as supervisor of Johnson Atelier Fine Arts Facility. Her focus areas are pottery, handmade paper and fiber arts.
Jen Raybourn holds a degree in art education from Oklahoma State University. She has taught at the Oklahoma City Arts Institute and at Philbrook in a variety of subjects from painting to sculpture to jewelry.
Sally Fowler-Haughey is an early childhood specialist and Bixby Elementary School teacher, as well as a practicing artist in painting, multi-media and fiber arts.
Talitha Gregg graduated from Oklahoma State University with a major in psychology and a minor in studio art and is teaching at Broken Arrow Middle School.
Kath Gordon has been the art teacher of Jenks West Elementary School since 1988. She is a master artist for the Arts & Humanities Council of Tulsa’s Harwelden Institute.
Mary Jane Porter is a skilled painter, whose work is exhibited nationwide. She teaches at NSU and holds a M.A. from the University of Tulsa.
Andrea Wamble comes to Philbrook from Dallas where she was the Creative Director of accredited art school Art-A-Rama.
Connie Stark Doak graduated from West Texas State University (now West Texas State A & M) with a B.S. in Art Education and a minor in history. She served five years as a middle school art instructor and department head at Western Heights Middle School (OKC), before co-owning and managing Sylvan Learning Center of Tulsa in 1984.
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