In each of our dance workshops, dancers will get instruction and learn a combination from a specialist(s) in that genre. In Ballet, Modern/Contemporary and Lyrical workshops, dancers will get a ballet warm-up together before breaking into skill-level groups to get instruction and learn combinations. Each group will train with two different instructors. Register for the workshops for all 5 styles for a total of $90 for all.
In each of our dance workshops, dancers will get instruction and learn a combination from a specialist(s) in that genre. In Ballet, Modern/Contemporary and Lyrical workshops, dancers will get a ballet warm-up together before breaking into skill-level groups to get instruction and learn combinations. Each group will train with two different instructors. Register for the workshops for all 5 styles for a total of $90 for all.
In each of our dance workshops, dancers will get instruction and learn a combination from a specialist(s) in that genre. In Ballet, Modern/Contemporary and Lyrical workshops, dancers will get a ballet warm-up together before breaking into skill-level groups to get instruction and learn combinations. Each group will train with two different instructors. Register for the workshops for all 5 styles for a total of $90 for all.
In each of our dance workshops, dancers will get instruction and learn a combination from a specialist(s) in that genre. In Ballet, Modern/Contemporary and Lyrical workshops, dancers will get a ballet warm-up together before breaking into skill-level groups to get instruction and learn combinations. Each group will train with two different instructors. Register for the workshops for all 5 styles for a total of $90 for all.
In each of our dance workshops, dancers will get instruction and learn a combination from a specialist(s) in that genre. In Ballet, Modern/Contemporary and Lyrical workshops, dancers will get a ballet warm-up together before breaking into skill-level groups to get instruction and learn combinations. Each group will train with two different instructors. Register for the workshops for all 5 styles for a total of $90 for all.
Use the basket-weave technique to create with clay. For all one-day clay workshops, projects will not be painted in class. Your artwork will be given a coat of clear glaze and fired in Woodlawn’s kiln after the workshop has ended, and you will receive an email when it is ready for pickup. Images are representations of the projects to be made and may not be the exact project created in class. Clay workshops are meant for beginner learning experiences, and projects do not always turn out as expected.
Use both hand-built and wheel methods as an introduction/review to ceramics and technique.
Learn new skills and work on your own projects in 2D, 3D or both during this open studio experience. Choose the room you want to work in each class period, or switch between rooms during each two-hour session. Open Studio allows for student-led projects. Tuition covers all five sessions, but attendance at all five is not required. Open Pottery Studio: Continue practicing pottery techniques in this class where projects are chosen and led by students. Our instructor will be on hand to give suggestions and support as needed. Participants will receive 10 pounds of clay; additional clay may be purchased
Organize your palette, sketch and lay out an underpainting, then practice layering and finishing details. *Featured artwork for this program was created by program instructor Stuart Roddy. The oil study is 11×14 on masonite, titled “Kankakee State Park.”
Get out of your creativity rut or try a new technique by using acrylic paint pouring to create designs that show movement and form. *Featured artwork for this program was created by Olivia J., then 11th grader at Oregon High School, and entered in the Woodlawn Arts Academy 2022 Student-Teacher Art Exhibit. The acrylic piece is titled “Inside.”
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Sterling, IL 61081
Woodlawn Arts Academy is a member agency of United Way of Whiteside County and Lee County. Programs are partially funded by grants from the Illinois Arts Council Agency and The Chicago Community Trust.