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Our Historic 1895 Firehouse is wheelchair accessiblewith plenty of free parking!

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he Genesee Center or the Arts & Education is a communitybased notorproit thateducates, encourages and inspires all people to create and enjoy the visual arts. As a National Guildmember school, Genesee Center is committed to making highquality arts education available to all.

Free parking available on the street or in Blessed Sacrament Church lot across the street from the Center.

Board o DirectorsRia afani President

Bill Myers - Vice PresidentAdrienne Kepner

- SecretaryCharles Vorndran TreasurerJennifer Cisneyimothy Lyster

Exhibits & Events w w w. g ene see a r ts .or g

November 9 - January 12 KaleidoscopeUsing photography to explore the beauty and brilliance of patterns.

Work by Community Darkroom Photographers

WinterCraft Annual Holiday Sale! Opening Friday, November 16, 6 - 9 pmWork by local and regional artists, in the Firehouse gallery through December

Genesee Center StafExecutive Director -Janice GouldthorpeCommunications Specialist - Kate Edgerton

Community Darkroom: Director - Sharon urnerAssociate Director - Marianne PojmanProgram Assistant - Melanie CouchArtist in Residence - Lori Horton

Printing & Book Arts: Director - Mitchel CohenAssistant - Roy SowersStudio Manager - Sue Sims

Genesee Pottery: Director - Kate WhortonStudio Manager Peter PincusGallery/Office Assistant - Bradley ButlerArtists in Residence -Andrew Cho, Hannah Tompsett

Seconds From the Flame

Opening Friday, February 8, 6 - 9 pm

Come early for best bargains! A collection ofdonations, over runs and 2nds by artist-friends.

Andrew Cho

A Work in Progress

Opening Friday, March 1, 6 - 9 pm

exhibiting through March 23

Opening Friday, December 7, 7 11 pm

Steven Lee-Davis

wood engraver & Roycroft ArtisanNew work! Live music... Steven will createa new limited edition print during the opening!

Artist ShowcaseEvery month a different artist atwill display their work and offera demonstration at the Printing& Book Arts. Check the eventpage on our website for the list

of up coming artists.

10-19 Return to Station

In January we celebrate 40 years o GeneseePottery s rich history with work rom students,

renters, and instructors, both past and present.

Opening Friday, January 11, 6 - 9 pm

continues through January 26 in the Firehouse Gallery GalleryHoursCommunity Darkroom: Mon. 9am-9:30pm

Tues.-Thurs. 9am-6:30pm: Fri. NOON-5pm

Sat. 10am-5:30pm: Sunday CLOSED

Firehouse Gallery: Mon.-Wed., 10 am-5pm:Thurs. 9am-9pm: Sat., NOON-5 pm:

CLOSED Sundays

Printing & Book Arts Gallery:Please call for hours - 244-9312

Call for Entries! A Photographers Path Rochesters 16th Annual Survey of Fine Art Photographyat the High Falls Fine Art Gallery. Pick up info/entry form at Community Darkroom, or e-mail: [email protected] dates at High Falls location: Wednesday, February 13 - Sunday, February 17

HOURS Wed.-Fri. 11 am-5:30 pm: Sat. 12-5:30 pm: Sun. 1-5 pm. Opening Reception - Sunday, March 17, 3 - 6 pm


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Printing & Book Arts

OurNEW EXPANDEDSPACE has allowed us to havemore equipment, tools and toys

while giving you more room towork.Experienced artists areencouraged to ask about rental space.

Advanced reservation is required.Please call us to make an appointment.

You must be a member of the GeneseeCenter for the Arts & Education toaccess the facilities.

Rental CostsRental is available by the month starting at $75. Please contact us for rates andrequirements. One-on-one tutoring on equipment usage is available. You must becertified to use the equipment through tutoring or classwork prior to renting.

Printing Press area 2 Vandercooks: Type 3, Type 4, Heidelberg, galley proof press, offset proof press, several smallpresses Kelsey, C&P. Over 600 type drawers and all accessories

Papermaking area- We have a very extensive paper making lab with an industrial beater, a selection of moulds, anda couching area, hyrdraulic press, and supplies for marbling. Why mess up the kitchen! Rent the paper lab for your specialproject. You get unlimited access plus the use of all of the equipment. Leases start at $50 per month. Forget renting your ownstudio, use ours!

Finishing area Guillotine paper cutter, small folder padding equipment

Community DarkroomAdvanced reservation is required. Current knowledge and experience needed.Please call us to make an appointment. You must be a member of the Genesee

Center for the Arts & Education to access the facilities.Digital Lab Thanks to a generous grant from the Max and MarianFarash Charitable Foundation, we have 15 brand new imacs!Creative Suite 6, and Microsoft Office 11 on all our computers!Come check out the latest software!

Two labs with iMac computers , Adobe CS6: Indesign, Photoshop, Illustrator,Flash, Dreamweaver, Microsoft Office 11: Powerpoint, WordEpson 2450 scanners useable with Image Capture we are looking for upgradedonations. Printing is NOT included in digital lab rental.

Rental: $10/hr for Friend members. $8/hr for Individual members.

Black and White Darkrooms Process film from 35mm to 4 5 inches . Plastic or stainless steel reels and 1-8 reel tanks.Heated film drying cabinet. Prints (either RC or fiber) up to 16 20 inches.

Two large group rooms; one private room . Sixteen enlargers (condenser and cold light)Omega D5, Beseler 23C, Schneider or Nikon lenses, focusers, multi-grade filters, 4 bladedeasels, and burning and dodging tools.Chemicals provided. Bring your own photo paper and compressed air.

Darkroom Rental: Rent by the hour or by the month!Hourly: Friend member level: $8 per hour. Individual or higher member level: $6 per hourMonthly: $60/month for both friend and individual members.Chemistry included for film processing or up to 8x10 trays . $5 chemical fee for 11x14trays, $10 chemical fee for 16x20 trays

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Lighting StudioThanks to a generous donation from WhiteLightning, we have 4 brand new White Lightning X1600 strobes(can be used at 400 as well).

650 Square Foot Studio (4) White Lightning strobes, (6) Lowel tungstenlights, Black, white, grey backdrops, Minolta IVF Light Meter, LG4X

Remote Control, Various umbrellas, softboxes, diffusion screens, grids,sync cords, and tripods.

Studio Rental: One hour orientation ($20) required of all new usersFriend member level: $25 per hour. Individual or higher: $20 per hour

Finishing Area: Dexter and Alto mat cutters, Seal dry mount press - 16 20 sizeRental: Friend member level: $4 per hour Individual or higher member level: $5 per hour

Copy Stand: Kinex copy stand with polarized lights, 35mm Nikon camera and micro (macro) lens.Rental: Friend member level: $10 per hour. Individual or higher member level: $8 per hour

Group Rates or organizations or schools: Please call for availability and pricing - 271-5920

Genesee PotteryPottery Studio Space Rental and ServicesMonthly studio rental is available to Individual level (orabove) members only. Shelf space with 24-hour access: $55/month with an initial $50 security deposit. Hourly rental isavailable to Friend level members for $8/hr. A parent andchild under 6 can come in for $10/hr. Children 6-12 cancome in with a parent for $15/hr. Children over 12 mustpay the $8/hr fee- along with the supervising adult. No one

under 16 is allowed in the studiounaccompanied.

Firing Services:Bisque andLowf ire: $1.75 per pound, 6 &10: $2 per pound, Kiln rental pricesavailable on request

Facility: Nearly 4,000 square feet,Three classrooms, Glaze room, Claymaking and clay recycling room, Ki ln room, Gallery

Equipment: Gas-fired kiln, capacity 48 cubic feet, Four large electric kilns (Bailey, Crusader andEcono), Over 25 electric wheels (Brent, Shimpo, Creative Industries, Randall), Brent Extruder, Brent

Slab Roller, Soldner Clay Mixer, Peter Pugger

he Firehouse Gallery eatures eight to ten ceramic exhibits

each year, including two national shows:History in the Making & The College Clay Collective

Gallery Store: Ceramic tools and clay for sale, specialty items, crafts fromlocal artists.

Artist in Residence ProgramThe Pottery accepts two artists-in-residence each year. Apply online!

Facilities & Rental

Private Skills Sessions! Call 271-5183 to schedule this intense, in-depth training session in plate-making, glazing, silk screening onto clay, firing and kiln basics, setting up a safe home studio, mixingglazes, chemical supplies and equipment.


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Community DarkroomCheryl Amati Martin has morethan 30 years of experience asa wedding photojournalist anda nationally exhibited fine artsphotographer.

Natalie Best has a BS inCinema and Photography fromIthaca College and owns herown studio, Picture the Best.Natalie has a documentaryapproach to her photography.picture-the-best.com

Lisa Buck has a BS in StudioArt/Illustration & Photographyfrom Nazareth College and anMS in Elementary Educationfrom St. John Fisher College.and is currently an elementaryteacher in RCSD.

Patrick Cain is a fine artphotographer with a particularpassion for Holga images.Patrick is the Framing Managerat Lumiere Photo. flickr.com/photos/paddyjoe

Chris Cecere specializes insports events in the upstate NYarea. He places an emphasison action shots and candidshots that show the preparationand emotion of an athlete.sportsshooter.com/members.html?id=8835

Bruno Chalifouris a fineart photographer, freelancephotojournalist, ar t critic,

curator, photo consultant, photoinstructor and lecturer. His workhas been displayed in galleriesthroughout the Region and hishometown of Limoges, France.http://www.brunochalifour.com/

Doug Chanin studiedphotography at the Centerfor Media Arts in New YorkCity. He moved to Rochesterand started his own businessshooting wedding and portraitphotography. Doug is a technicalsupport specialist for EastmanKodak. chaninstudio.com

Nick Choroshyliw is the ownerand primary photographer ofNix Images LLC, specializing inwedding and portraits as well asevents and commercial venues.niximages.com

Melanie Couch has a BFAin Fine Art Photography fromRIT, is Program Assistant atCommunity Darkroom, anda lead teacher in our youthprograms.

Sarah Cox has a BA in StudioArt form University of SouthCarolina, is a grad student at

Visual Studies Workshop, andcurrently interning with ChristineShank at RIT.

Jill Gussow is a mosaic andmixed media artist. For over 30years, she has exhibited her workand taught painting, drawing,

and photography at variousuniversities. jillgussow.com

Lori Horton graduated fromAlfred University in 2007,and has worked with manyprocesses, including silvergelatin, color, digital print, andalternative processes. Loriis the artistin- residence atCommunity Darkroom and a leadteacher in the youth program.lorihorton.carbonmade.com

Michelle Macirella has aBFA from the University ofNorth Carolina School of the

Arts. In 2008 she opened herown photographic business,Luminaria Photography. Shespecializes in lifestyle and studioportrait sessions for children,families, couples and petsas well as weddings, events,head shots/model portfolios,and product photography.luminariaphotography.com/

Kelli Marsh owner of KellimarshPhotography specializes inartistic lifestyle portraiture ofnewborns, children, and family.She is a member of the NationalAssociation of Professional

Child Photographers and of theProfessional Photographers ofAmerica. kellimarsh.com

Alyssa Marzolfhas an MFAin photography from ColumbiaCollege and is an imaging andmicroscopy technician at theImage Permanence Institute atRIT. alyssamarzolf.tumblr.com

Kevin McGowan has a BFAfrom the San Francisco ArtInstitute and currently worksfor the University of Rochesterat the Laboratory for LaserEnergetics in the Optics and

Imaging Sciences Group. He hastaught at Community Darkroomsince 1979 and exhibits his workregionally. An avid outdoorsman,he became an Adirondack 46-Rin September of 2007.

Eric Mitchell has a BFA fromRIT and is a graduate studentat Visual Studies Workshop.ericmitchellphoto.com

Mark Watts has a B.F.A.(Photography), and an M.S.T.(Instructional Technology) fromR.I.T and has designed andcreated media in numerousplatforms and formats: Web

Publishing, Interactive Media,Print, Photography and Video.mjwatts.com

Sarah Weeden has an MFAfrom Visual Studies Workshop,was a photo instructor at GalenUniversity in Belize and SUNY

Brockport, and is currently animage-processing specialist atPictometry. sarahweeden.com

David Waltergraduated fromthe Academy of Art College inSan Francisco and continued onto New York where he studiedunder the tutelage of AvedisBaghsarian. He is a fine artphotographer and works forthe School of PhotographicArts & Sciences, at RIT.davewalterphoto.com

Ilana Zatkowsky has a BFA inGraphic Design from RIT and is

a freelance graphic designer andart director. sugarandtype.com

Genesee PotteryAndrew Cho received hisMFA at the University ofGeorgia and is fascinatedwith adapting sculpture intoa three-dimensional drawingmedium which seamlesslyweds surface and form.theandrewchoartshow.com

Josh Duttingerhas a BFA fromAlfred University in Ceramics.He was an Artist in Resident atthe Genesee Pottery, 2000-2001and Ceramics Instructor since2000 at Genesee Pottery.

Harriet Hellerhas a BS inceramics from SUNY Brockportand is one of the originalfounders of Genesee Potteryin 1972. She makes functionalstoneware and porcelain potterywhich she sells at area galleries.

Marsha B. King came topottery-making accidentally,in 1996, when her teenagedaughter wanted to take apottery class and she decidedto do it with her. She works in

both stoneware and porcelain,using the potters wheel or hand-building to create her pieces.etsy.com/shop/PurpleIrisPottery

Grace Lobel apprenticed for 7years with potter Edna Nitopi,studied at Alfred and recieveda BS degree in ceramics fromSUNY Brockport. She hastaught at the Pottery since 2004.

Peter Pincus received hisMFA from Alfred University andexhibits internationally. Petermake containers which referenceanachronistic objects - Victorian

perfume bott les, ceramic scotchdecanters, jewelry boxes,and large crematory urns.peterpincus.com/

Hannah Thompsett has a BFAin ceramics from SUNY NewPaltz. She worked as an intern

at the Wellsville Creative ArtCenter and is currently an artistin residence at Genesee Pottery.

Kate Whorton has a BFAin ceramic sculpture and aMasters of Art Education fromthe University of SouthernMississippi. She has beenDirector of Genesee Potterysince 2006.

Printing & Book ArtsVictoria Brzustowicz is anartist, illustrator, and designerand sells her work on etsy. etsy.

com/people/VictroaBCreativeChris Charles graduated fromMontserrat College of Art in1991 with a BFA in painting.Later she became interested ingraphic design and letterpressand established Fly RabbitPress in 2010. Currently, Chris isconcentrating on her own line ofproducts and fine art pr ints anda wide variety of custom work forclients. http://flyrabbitpress.com

Mitchel Cohen has a BS degreein Printing education from RITand is the Director and one ofthe founders of the Printingand Book Arts (PABA). He isdedicated to the promotion andpreservation of the Printing &Book Arts.

Adrienne Dahler is a workingartist and sells her hand-madebooks and crocheting on etsyhttp://www.etsy.com/people/dolorousrattus

Bill Dexterhas a BS in printingfrom RIT, over 40 years ofexperience in the printing andgraphic arts industry and is self-employed as a graphic designer.

Karin Marlett Choi has degreesin graphic and studio arts. Aworking artist, Karin draws onher life experiences and natureas inspiration for her work.choice-designs-online.com

Peter Maushart has a BS inArt Education from SUNY NewPaltz. He is currently presidentof the Greater RochesterCalligraphy and PenmanshipClub and a 15 year member ofIAMPETH.

Instructor Bios and Websites


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Smush & Smash !Clayplay or oddlers & Adults

Instructor: Kate Whorton

A most unusual class for toddlers! With the help of a parentor guardian, children ages 2 - 4 get to manipulate clay intoanything they can imagine! e idea is for the child to get thetactile experience of working with the medium during this

6-week class. ey can keep all they create, or nothing at all.Tuesdays, Jan 15 Feb 19 10 - 11 amMembers $65 Non-members $75

Clay Stars Instructor: Hannah hompsettGeared to ages 6 9 this 8 week handbuilding class will teach

your budding artist all the skil ls they need to make anythingthey desire, from sculpture to functional cups and bowls. Noexperience necessary! 12 pounds of clay, glazes, and openstudio are covered in the cost.Sundays, Jan 27 March 17 1 - 2:30 pmMembers: $150 Non-members: $160

Clay All Stars Instructor: Hannah hompsettFor ages 10 13 this class builds on methods of handbuildingand gives kids a try at the wheel. They will get a thoroughunderstanding of the ceramic process, from making to glazing.12 pounds of clay, glazes, and open studio are covered in thecost. No experience is necessary.Sundays, Jan. 27 March 17 3 - 4:30 pmMembers: $150 Non-member: $160

ween Wheel Ater School Ages 10 16Instructor: Hannah hompsett

If your tween is fascinated by seeing potters working on thewheel, this is the class for them! They will go step by step

through the entire making process learning to wedge, center,throw and glaze. Each student will design and produce theirown functional pieces, like cups and bowls.

Wed., Jan. 23 - March 27 4 - 5:30 pm

Members: $165 Non-members: $175

een Wheel Instructor: Grace LobelKids ages 13 and up will learn the entire ceramic process.

This class is perfect for the absolute beginner, or the returningstudent. Grace will focus on honing the skills to successfullymake bowls, cups, and serving dishes. (And if mom or dad

wants to sign up too that is fine with Grace.)Saturday, Jan 19 March 23 11 am - 1 pmMembers: $160 Non-members: $170

Family Fun! VotivesBring the entire family and each make a votive candle holder.

This will be a fun, fulf illing family time, and you will have a

great functional heirloom piece for the dinner-table! Suitablefor children 6 and up.Saturday, February 9th 1 - 3 pmMember: $40 per family of 4, $10 each additional personNon-members: $48 family of 4, $12 each additional person

Family Fun!the Book Project

Decorate a large book with afavorite family memory! Thisunique craft is suitable forchildren 5 and up. You will

be given a bisque book formand underglazes so you canpaint a special picture together.Limited to 5 families.Saturday, March 9th 1 - 3 pmMembers: $45Non-members: $55

Making Paper or ValentinesWe are opening up the paper lab on Saturday, February 9,10am to 2pm, for anyone who would like to make a handmadepaper valentine. All ages are welcome, young children shouldbe accompanied by a parent. Free! All supplies included!

Classes or kids and amily FUN

Spring Break Creativity Camps!


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Lovin Letterpress IInstructor: Mitch Cohen

Immerse yourself in theblack art that is letterpressprinting. Learn to handset

type from California Jobcases we have hundreds offonts to choose from. Printfrom a variety of sources onone of our Vandercook proofpresses. is class includespost press procedures,planning, and the use ofguillotine paper cutters.

Mondays: Jan. 28 - March 18 6:30 - 9:30 pmMembers: $210 Non-members: $235

Fee includes $25 for materials

Lovin Letterpress II Instructor: Mitch Cohenis class is a continuation of Letterpress I with greateremphasis on more complicated typography and press problems.Participants will learn the use of ink and paper as designelements and are encouraged towards independent projects.Weds: Jan. 30 - March 20 6:30 - 9:30 pmMembers: $210 Non-members: $235


Letterpress WorkshopGet your feet wet and your hands dirty! We wil l design, typesetand print your card. All materials and envelopes are supplied.Saturday, January 12 10 am - 1 pmMembers: $50 Non-members: $60

Printingon a abletop PressInstructor: Chris Charles

In this workshop you will learn the

basics of setting up and using theseversatile presses. We will be usingset type and forms, as well as photopolymer, to create designs that willthen be printed on a variety of papers,including coasters! We will also go over

basic set- up and maintenance. Students are encouragedto bring their own press if they have one, but not required. Allskill levels welcome, ages 12 & up.Saturday, February 23 10 am - 2 pmMembers: $ 85 Non-members: $ 95


BookmakingIntro to Bookbinding Instructor: Adrienne DahlerHave you ever looked at beautiful hand-made books and

wondered how they were created but didnt know where tostart? If so, then this is the class for you! In this introductorycourse, you will learn several simple hand-sewn bookstructures perfect for making pocket notebooks, addressbooks, journals, sketchbooks, and more. Youll leave with theskills and tools to make your own custom books at home!Tuesdays: Jan. 29 - March 5 6 - 9 pmMembers: $175 Non-members: $205


pre-registration required - Minimum age o 14 in adult classes

Printing & Book Arts 585-244-9312 [email protected]

his is the 15th year we have offered an after-school photographyprogram to the 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students from WilsonFoundation Academyon Genesee Street. This program is free to thestudents through generous donations from individuals, businesses, and

foundations. It is a 24 session program, meeting mostly on Thursdaysafter school from 2-6pm.

The students learn how

to use professional level

35mm film cameras, go

out into the community

to take pictures, make their own black and white prints in the darkroom,

write stories and poems to accompany their photos, mat and frame their

photos for exhibit, and combine the photos with writing to create a book in

our digital lab. We have an Awards Ceremony and Exhibit Opening which

is scheduled for City Hall on Fri, Mar 22 6:30pm.

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BookInstructor:

Karin Marlett Choi

Come learn basic pop-

up forms that can adddimension, whimsy andan element of surprise to

your handmade cards andbooks during this two

day workshop. Day onewil l focus on one-piecetechniques. Using

simple slits and folds, popups can be createdfrom one piece of paper. On day two we will explore multiplepiece forms. Youll begin to see how even the most elaboratepop-ups are constructed using these basics. By the conclusionof this workshop you can be on your way to becoming a pop

up paper engineer.Thursdays: March 21 & 28 6 - 9 pmMembers: $115 Non-members: $125


Introduction to Linoleum Block PrintingInstructor: Victoria Brzustowicz

Learn the basics of linoleum block printing to create cards,fine art prints, or to add your own imagery to your letterpress

work. Students will learn techniques for carving blocks, howto create and transfer imagery, printing, and how to sign andedition prints. Well experiment with printing on differenttypes of paper, explore printing with multiple color plates, andexperience printing on a press. No prior printing experiencerequired. Students will leave with multiple prints and enoughskills to continue printing at home.Thursdays: Feb. 21 - March 14 6 - 8:30 pmMembers: $135 Non-members: $160


Spencerian Script with Peter MaushartThis uniquely American form of handwriting was the modelused in schools and business colleges throughout the country.

his running hand is a good introductory course to the study ofEngravers script. Fee includes $10 for materials.Tuesdays: Feb. 19 - March 12 7 - 9 pmMembers: $110 Non-members: $120

Engravers Scriptwith Peter MaushartLearn the art of graceful pointed pen engravers script. Thiselegant letter form is applicable for making personalized cardsand envelopes, wedding invitations, diplomas, certificates,resolutions and scrapbooking. Fee includes $10 for materials.Thursdays: Feb. 21 - Mar. 14 7 - 9 pmMembers: $110 Non-members: $120

Introduction to Hand PapermakingA basic introductory paper making class for groups of 3 orlarger. This class can be held at the center or at any nearbyfacility you choose with available water and electricity. Greatfor school art classes, senior groups and clubs. Classes can betailored to fit time allotted and group size. Call the center to

reserve times. Prices based on group size.Papermakingfor

Printers, Photographers & ArtistsInstructor: Bill Dexter

We consider hand papermaking an art in itself. Howevermany artists want handmade paper for use in other processes.Everyone knows how much handmade paper costs at the artstore. We will show you how to make your own paper to suit

your specific medium.Wed., Mar. 20 & Thurs., Mar. 21 6:30 - 9 pmMembers: $75 Non-members: $85

Paper Marbling

Instructor: Bill Dexter

Paper marbling is a method of aqueous surface design, whichcan produce patterns similar to marble or other stone. epatterns are the result of color oated on either plain wateror a viscous solution known as sizing, and then carefullytransferred to a sheet of paper. It is often employed as a

writing surface for call igraphy, and especially book covers andendpapers in bookbinding and stationery. Part of its appeal is

that each print is a unique monotype.Wed., Jan. 23 & Thurs., Jan. 24 6:30 - 9 pmMembers: $75 Non-members: $85

Commissioned work available through e PinMark Press.

We are open during class times. Please call .... 244-9312

We are GREEN! We use soy-based inks & solvents!

OurNEW EXPANDED SPACE has allowed usto have more equipment, tools and toys while giving

you more room to work. Experienced artists areencouraged to ask about rental space.


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No experience necessary! ransform your images into oneofakind piecesof art. In this class, students will work with several instructors to create simple,

yet impressive work. Students will start with creating transparencies of theirimages, from smart phone shots, prints, digital files or negatives. Students

wil l then use these transparencies to create prints. Each week, a skilledinstructor will teach a new process, including photograms, cyanotypes(sun printing), kodalith film images, packing tape and wintergreen oiltransfers, hand coloring, and collaging and combining non-traditionalmaterials. Students will walk away

with unique artwork very week. Afinal meeting to share work will bearranged.

Instructors : Melanie Couch, Lori Horton ,Kevin McGowan, Cheryl Amati Martin, and Jill Gussow

Tuesdays: Feb. 5 - March 5, 7- 9:30 pm & Saturday, Feb. 9

10am-3pm Members: $160 Non-members:$175

ImagesintoArt

January 26 - Photography as a BusinessInstructor: David Ditzel davidditzel.com

You enjoy photography as a hobby and you want to earn money doing what you love. In

this seminar we will discuss the process of starting a photography business and avenuesto earning money in a freelance world. Topics will include taxes, accounting, insurance,marketing, and calculating how much to charge. A great preliminar y class or he Dark Side o Photography.

David Ditzel, an RIT graduate in Photo Illustration, is a commercial photographer who specializes in people photography forcorporate and editorial clients. David is also a past president and current treasurer of the Western NY Chapter of AmericanSociety of Media Photographers.

February 2 - he Dark Side o Photography :Legal & Other Issues Instructor: James Cavanaugh cavphoto.com

With the technology revolution, we need to protect our images in a digital environment,license our work for the myriad of new electronic uses and properly document ourbusiness relationships with our subjects and clients. This seminar will cover protecting

and registering your copyright, licensing your work, and the paper trail of estimates,invoices, licenses and model and property releases. We wil l also discuss how you navigatea changing and complex photography industry driven by social media and use it to your advantage to build business.

James Cavanaugh graduated from the New England School of Photography in 1975 and established a photography studioin Buffalo focusing on architectural, interior, and aerial photography, and video and multimedia presentations. He is a longtime member of the American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP) and a strong advocate of copyright issues and ethica lbusiness practices in photography.

February 9 - Promoting Your Photography Using Social MediaInstructor: Heather McKay mckaysphotography.com

Use social media to your advantage! Topics will include investing time in social media,an overview of current social media trends, which social media outlet is right for you,personal page vs. business page, how to show up in your customers news feeds, creative

marketing tactics your competition will never think of, and privacy settings. Bring yourlaptop to follow along. Heather McKaygraduated from RIT in 1996 specializing inFine Art Photography using alternative processes. She is a Rochester based weddingand portrait photographer, celebrating her 10th year in business and is a Certified Professional Photographer. By working

with only a select number of clients per year, she builds strong relationships with her clients and their famil ies. Social Mediais a natural addition to her advertising and marketing mix.

Each Saturday Seminar 10am - 4pm: Members: $75/ all 3 for $200 Non-members: $90/ all 3 for $240

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Intro to PhotographyUsing a 35mm Film CameraInstructor: Sarah Cox

Learn the foundations of photography using a 35mm FILMcamera. Topics will include f-stops, shutter speeds, properexposure, lenses, and elements of composition. Field trips willprovide hands-on experiences. We highly recommend that

ALL beginning photography students take this class.No camera? No problem! Request use of our 35mm film

camera for Saturday field trips when you register.

Mondays: Jan. 28 - Feb. 25 7 - 9:30 pmSaturday field trips: Feb. 2, 9, & 16, 10 am - 12:30 pmMembers: $145 Non-members: $165

Learn to See Instructor: Natalie BestLearn how to compose strong photographs! You will look atphotos, evaluate design elements, and go out on field trips toput into practice what you have learned. Basic knowledge of

your f ilm or digital camera required.Mondays: January 28 - March 18 7 - 9:30 pmMembers: $145 Non-members: $165

Te Point & Shoot Digital CameraInstructor: Eric Mitchell

This workshop will help you understand your digital pointand shoot camera so you can take better pictures. Topics will

include shooting modes and what they actually mean, longexposures, exposure compensation, flash, resolution, imagestorage, and output. Bring your point and shoot camera andmanual to the first class.Thursdays: Jan. 24 - February 21 7 - 9:30 pmSaturday field trip: TBA


Te Digital SLR CameraMake your camera work for you! Learn all the functions of yourcamera, including manually adjusting aperture, shutter speed,and ISO, exposure modes, lenses, image storage, file formats,and other camera functions. Bring your digital camera manualand questions to the first class.#1 Thurs: Jan. 24 - Mar. 14, 7 - 9:30 pm, field trip TBA

Instructor: Dave Walter#2 Mon: Jan. 28 - Mar. 18 (incl. feld trips) 10 am - 12:30 pm

Instructor: Eric Mitchell#3 Mon: Jan. 28 - Mar. 4, 7 - 9:30 pm, Instr: Alyssa Marzolf

Sat. field trips: Feb. 16 & Mar. 2, 10 am - 12:30 pmMembers: $165 Non-members: $185

One Step Beyond with your DSLRInstructor: Bruno Chalifour brunochalifour.com

Through an in-depth analysis of what your camera can and cannotdo, shooting assignments, critiques, and examples from famousphotographers, you will expand your knowledge of your camera

and what you can actually do with it. Learn techniques relatedto the various areas of photography (portrait, landscape, close-up,documentary) and how to edit & sequence images for future use ina book, exhibit, or on the web. Students MUST know when andhow to manually adjust aperture, shutter speed, and ISO.Tuesdays: Jan. 22 - March 12 7 - 9:30 pmMembers: $165 Non-members: $185

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Basic Black & White PhotographyInstructor: Sarah Weeden

Learn the craft of fine art black & white film photography.Topics will inc lude basic operation of a 35mm FILM camera,composition, film processing, printing, and contrast controlmethods to make beautiful prints.No camera? No problem!35mm FILM cameras are available on request!

Wednesday: Jan. 23 - March 13 7- 9:30 pm

Members: $145 Non-members: $165Fee includes 8 weeks of access to darkrooms

LightingWorking knowledge of your f ilm or digital

SLR camera required in these classes !

Basic Studio Lighting With FlashInstructor: Nick Choroshyliw

Create pleasing portraiture with our White Lightning strobesystem including flash meter, soft boxes, umbrellas, and

various attachments. The instructor wil l introduce equipmentand use of the strobe system for multiple lighting set ups andtechniques. Basic knowledge of your film or digital SLRcamera (with pc sync socket or hot shoe. Sony DSLRs requirea standard hot shoe adapter) is required.Thursdays: Jan. 24 - Feb. 28 7 - 9:30 pmMembers: $165 Non-members: $185

Fee includes 6 weeks of access to studio

Create the LightInstructor: Michelle Macirella

Create the lighting you want, whether your light source isa window, a flash, or the sun. Use a combination of on/ offcamera f lash, natural light, reflectors, and diffusers dependingon the location. The first meeting will be an introduction,

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11Community Darkroom 585-271-5920 [email protected], and reviewing of examples. The next two meetings

will be hands-on shooting field trips both inside and outside. Atthe final meeting students will share their work. Please bring aphoto print from a difficult lighting situation to the first class.Tuesdays: Feb. 26 - March 12 7 - 9 pmSaturday field trip, March 9 10 am - 1 pmMembers: $85 Non-members: $100

Special Topics -Working knowledge of your f ilm or digital

SLR camera required in these classes !

PhotographingChildren

Instructor: Kelli Marsh

Learn about takingportraits of your childrenusing your digital or film

SLR camera. Designedfor those who have basiccamera knowledge. Welldiscuss lenses, aperture,shutter speed, compositionand how they change

your image. Well examine light and discuss how to compose agreat portrait in indoor or outdoor settings using the light that savailable (no flash necessary). Well take field trips and explore

with our cameras.Wednesdays: Feb. 13 - Mar. 6 10 am - NOONMembers: $85 Non-members: $100

Winter Light Instructor: Kevin McGowanA (frozen) river runs through it. We will photographicallyexplore sections of the Genesee River and gorge as it

winds through the Rochester Region. Photograph uniquecombinations of nature, urban areas, historical and industrialsubject matter. In our first meeting we will discuss cameragear, clothing and footwear, and the challenges of makingphotographs in winter light and weather. The Saturday fieldtrip will be followed by an evening session to share resultingimages. All camera types and skill levels welcome.Wednesdays: Jan. 23 & 30 7 - 9 pmSaturday feld trip Jan. 26, 10 am - 2 pmMembers: $85 Non-members: $100

Make Your Own Photo BookInstructor: Bruno Chalifour

We all accumulate images. Creating a book of your imagespreserves meaningful memories and projects, is easily visible byanyone regardless of technology, and can be sent, shown, givenas a present, or sold. This workshop will guide you throughthe steps of creating a book looking at images, sorting,editing, laying them out on pages, and sequencing them inorder to create meaning. Various solutions for printing andpublishing will be discussed.Wednesdays: Jan. 23 - March 13 7 - 9:30 pmMembers: $145 Non-members: $165

Sports Photography Amerks & Razorsharks

Instructor: Chris Cecere

Learn what it takes toget great action sportsphotographs. he first

class will provide studentswith advice and techniquesdealing with etiquette,credentials, equipment,positioning, and lighting.Students will then gethandson experiencephotographing the Amerks

hockey team and Razorsharks basketball team. The third classwill be a final sharing and critique of photographs. Studentsmust have basic camera skills. Film OR digital SLR cameraand a telephoto or telephoto-zoom lens are required.Monday: March 4 & March TBA 7 - 9:30 pm

Field trips: Amerks - Friday, Mar. 8, 6:30 - 10 pmRazorsharks - March TBA - schedule available soonMembers: $100 Non-members: $115

Matting and FramingInstructor: Patrick Cain

Learn how to cut precision mats and finish your work in anexhibition quality frame. Bring a selection of prints, color orblack and white, no larger than 8 x 10 in size. Supplies willinclude plenty of mat board and one complete 11 x 14 frame.Saturday: March 16 10 am - 3 pmMembers: $85 Non-members: $100


DigitalPhotoshop or Beginners

Using our NEW Macintosh computers, learn the basics ofAdobe Photoshop including tools, adjustments, layers, masking,scanning, and printing. Whether a Mac or PC, the basicconcepts and tools of Photoshop apply. Bring a CD or flashdrive to save your work. Basic computer knowledge required.#1 -Tues: Jan. 22-Mar. 12, 7 - 9:30 pm - Instr: Natalie Best#2 -Wed: Jan. 23-Mar. 13, 7 - 9:30 pm - Instr: Mark Watts#3 -Thurs: Jan. 24-Mar. 14, 7 - 9:30 pm - Ilana Zatkowski#4 -Tues: Feb. 5-Mar. 26, 10am-12:30pm- Instr: Michelle MacirellaMembers: $160 Non-members: $180

Fee includes 8 weeks of access to digital lab

Intermediate PhotoshopInstructor: Nick Choroshyliw

Participants must have basic Photoshop skills and know howto use the basic tool set, including marquee, lasso, move, paintpallet, as well as Navigator, History, and Layers. e primaryemphasis will be on the use of masks and adjustment layers andinclude topics such as color management, print proles, lters,and others. Please bring a CD or flash drive to save your work.Tuesdays: Jan. 22 - March 12 7 - 9:30 pmMembers: $160 Non-members: $180



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12 Community Darkroom 585-271-5920 [email protected] Instructor: Mark Watts

Learn how to create professional layouts for print publishingusing InDesign. Principles learned can be applied to anypersonal project - from business cards to posters to books.Topics will include basic tools and commands, various methodsof combining text, graphics, and images, and how to properly

prepare your nished project for printing by industrial printersor online book publishers such as Lulu and CreateSpace.Mondays: Jan. 28 - March 18 7 - 9:30 pmMembers: $160 Non-members: $180


Illustrator Instructor: Bill DexterLearn some of the tips and tricks to this versatile and powerfulapplication! This class will cover drawing, working with type,and converting raster art to vector art. Adobe Illustrator isused for creating logos, art for screen printing, and in othergraphic applications such as Photoshop and InDesign. Pleasebring a CD or flash drive to save your work.Mondays: Jan. 28 - March 18 7 - 9:30pmMembers: $160 Non-members: $180


Microsot PowerPointInstructor: Lisa Buck

Learn how to create a PowerPoint presentation that is visuallyappealing to an audience by adding graphical objects, colorthemes, charts, pictures, customized texts, and a varietyof slide effects. This course is for both beginners and those

wanting to learn more advanced features. Feel free to bringyour own graphics, photos or other digital media that youwant to insert into your presentation.Thurs: Jan. 24 - March 14 7 - 9:30 pmMembers: $160 Non-members: $180


Using Wordpressforweb designInstructor: Ilana Zatkowsky

Learn to create a beginner website using Wordpress whichis free, versatile, and user friendly. Topics will includereading code, HTML, cascading style sheets, and themecustomization, web standards, web publication tools, bloggingand content. Basic computer knowledge, experience withPhotoshop and the ability to acquire an online web accountare prerequisites. Bring your laptop!

Wed: Jan. 23 - March 13 7 - 9:30 pmMembers: $160 Non-members: $180

Intro to Web Design with DreamweaverInstructor: Doug Chanin

Create a full featured website from start to finish,including a photo gallery and contact page. Learn how touse Dreamweavers starter pages, templates, widgets andbehaviors, as well as the basics of HTML and CSS, thebuilding blocks that make up all modern web sites.Wed: Jan. 23 - March 13 7 - 9:30 pmMembers: $160 Non-members: $180

How to Scan Your Family PhotosInstructor: Lori Horton

Preserve your family memories! Learn how to scan photographsand edit them digitally using basic Photoshop tools. You will

walk out of the class with digital fi les of your family photos.No prior photoshop knowledge is required. Digital lab accessand assistance is provided. Bring your prints, 8x10 or smaller,

and a thumb drive or blank CD/DVDs for your digital files.Saturday: January 26 10 am - 3 pmMembers: $75 Non-members: $90

Camera RAW & HDR (High Dynamic Range)Instructor: Nick Choroshyliw

Some things just work well together. Get the scoop on CameraRAW and use your DSLR to it s fullest potential. Did you knowthat when you shoot in JPG you may be throwing away over96% of your image? Use RAW to expand your cameras DynamicRange as well recover images that may be lost when shootingin JPG. Use a single RAW le to create HDR images withinPhotoshop or create an HDR photo from multiple bracketed

exposures. Dont have Photoshop? Learn about other HDRsoftware available that you can try for free. is workshop is ademo with no hands-on time unless you bring your own laptop.Tuesday: March 26 7 - 9:30 pmMembers: $45 Non-members: $55

Lightroom 3.x RevealedInstructor: Nick Choroshyliw

Lightroom is a powerful tool that offers more than basic photoediting! Topics will include image import functions, along

with image editing, batch processing, export functions, andarchiving. This is not a hands-on class, but feel free to bringa laptop with Lightroom loaded to follow along, or download

a 30-day trial version a few days before the first class so itdoesnt expire before the class does.Monday - Thursday, March 18 - 21 7 - 9:30 pmMembers: $85 Non-members: $100

Lightroom CatalogingInstructor: Nick Choroshyliw

Explore Lightroom catalogs with more detail. Well learn to import,export and merge catalogs and how to ensure all your hard workstays with your photo regardless of what happens to your catalog.Monday: March 25 7 - 9:30 pmMembers: $45 Non-members: $55

ake with Lightroom 3.X Revealed or only $25


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13Genesee Pottery 585-271-5183 [email protected] Early!

Class size is limited

Workshops

Friday Fling! Clay & CabernetLooking for a fun, romantic evening? Remember the scenefrom Ghost? Well, we wont be doing that, but we willteach you to center at the wheel, pull a cylinder, and turnit to a beautiful keepsake bowl! We provide the wine, clay,instruction, and some munchies. You provide the raw talent.**Proof of age required.

Friday, February 8 6:30 - 9:30 pmMembers: $50, $90/couple Non-members: $60, $110/couple

Sprig mold/Prototypes 101

Instructor: Hannah Tompsett

Acquire a new, refreshing method to decorate and personalizeyour pottery! In this workshop participants will learn how tomake and use sprig molds. We will design our own prototypes,cast them in plaster, and practice applying them to leatherhardpieces. We will discuss methods of prototyping, undercuts,plaster mixing, and finishing molds. Making sprig molds is a

great way to explore the basics of mold making, and you willleave with a sprig mold to use over and over!Saturday, March 2 10 am - 2 pm


Strong Arm Demonstration Inst: Carol BellThe potters at Turk Hill have a secret weapon that are willingto share....come see this free demo of the Strong Arm, a toolthat will allow you to center large amounts of clay with physicalease. Free! Registration required.

Saturday, March 16 2 pm - 4 pm

Adult ClassesHandbuilding Instructor: Andrew Chois beginning class will cover the handbuilding basics, andboth functional and sculptural forms will be explored. Emphasis

will be placed on enriching the surface with sprigs, sgrato,and more. Clay, 25 pounds of ring, and open studio time areincluded in the fee.Mondays: Jan. 14 - Mar. 25 (skip Jan. 21) 6:30 - 9:30 pm


Introduction to the WheelThis class is for beginning wheel students and covers thebasics of creating functional wheel thrown work. Learn how

to make cups, mugs withhandles, bowls and vasesor plates. Class will includetechniques for trimming,nishing and decorating

your pots with attentiondirected to improving skills

in design and function. Priceincludes a $50 studio fee thatcovers open studio, 25# ofclay, glazing and firing.

#1-Tues: Jan. 15 - Mar. 19, 9:30am-12:30pm - Harriet Heller#2-Wed: Jan. 16 - Mar. 20, 6:30 - 9:30pm - Andrew Cho#3-Thurs: Jan. 17 - Mar.21, 6:30 - 9:30pm - Hannah Thompsett


Surace EmbellishmentInstructor: Marsha King

is class is a focus on surface decoration. Students willwork with tiles or pots and many techniques will be covered

including carving, stamping, stenciling, water etching, silkscreening, and making roulette wheels. *Includes materialsTuesdays: Feb. 7 - March 28 9:30 am - 12:30 pmMembers: $230* Non-members: $250*

Intermediate WheelA Play on Te Five Senses

Instructor: Josh Duttinger

In this intermediate wheel class students are going to makepieces that explore each of the ve senses: sight, hearing, taste,smell, and touch. Students will be asked to sketch ideas andcarry out a plan from the beginning all the way to the end of

the session. Demonstrations will be given on possible solutionsto each of these ve senses using wheel and hand buildingtechniques. ere will be a small art opening and reception atthe end for friends and family. Join us ! Class fee covers openstudio hours and 25 pounds of ring.

Tuesdays: Jan. 15 - March 19, 6:30 - 9:30 pmMembers: $240 Non-members: $260

Advanced WheelInstructor: Peter Pincus

is class is for the accomplishedpotter. Peter will help you developyour skill by teaching techniques

for throwing larger forms.With his help, making pots ofan ambitious scale will become

realistic and comfortable. Eachparticipant will be allowed tore one massive pot in additionto the regular class output of50lbs free ring.

Mondays: Jan. 14 - March 25(skip Jan. 21) 1 - 4 pm

Members: $240Non-members: $260


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14 Genesee Pottery 585-271-5183 [email protected] 101Instructor: Andrew Cho

Can you only draw stick figures?Or just looking for somepractice? This class focuseson the basic elements of

drawing, starting on paperthen transitioning to clay.

These can be appliedto both functional andsculptural work!Tues: Jan. 15 - March 19

6:30 - 8:30 pm

Members:$240Non-members:$260

Clay & Glaze MaterialsInstructor: Hannah Tompsett

In this class we will get to know the materials that make upclay and glazes, through lectures and hands-on testing. Asa class we will be able to cover many tests that will exposethe nature of each material, and then apply this knowledge

to formulating our own glazes. e class will be gearedtoward cone 6, but the knowledge learned can be applied atany temperature. rough the processes of testing you willexpand your personal research. is is an 8 session class,

meeting every otherweek!Mondays: Jan. 14 - April 22 6:30 - 8:30 pmMembers: $240 Non-members: $260

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Class Registration: Preregistration o ALL classes and workshops is required and should be completed 7 daysbefore the start of class. To register less than 7 days ahead, please call for availability. Class size is limited, so register early. Youmay register by mail, in-person or via phone. You will not be sent a confirmation of your registration. Please make note of thestarting date of your program. You will be contacted if the class of your choice is not available or if the class is cancelled.

Payment is due in ull at time o registration. Cash, personal checks, VISA, or MasterCard are all acceptable forms ofpayment. A $25 fee will be charged for returned checks. Reund/Cancellations:A full refund will be given in the eventa workshop/class is cancelled. If you withdraw 7 days before the start of your class, your class fee will be refunded minus a $20registration fee. No refunds or credits are possible after this point. Prorating is not available. Refunds will be made within 30 days.

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