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STUDENT BENEFITSThe Art Reference Library is located in the Academic Building on the corner of State and Henry Sts. Open Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday, noon to 5 p.m., and closed on Sunday. Info at (315) 797-0000, ext. 2123

The PrattMWP Campus Store is located in the Student Center at 1216 State St. and carries a full range of art supplies, personal items, and PrattMWP merchandise.

BECOME A MEMBERMWPAI membership has many benefits including discounted classes at the School of Art, free admission to all museum exhibitions, and access to the MWPAI Art Reference and Music Library. Visit MWPAI.org and click on SUPPORT or phone 315.797.0000, ext. 2104 for details.

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FOR MORE INFORMATION MWPAI community art classes and workshops

OfficeSchool of Art 1200 State StreetUtica, NY 13502

MailSchool of Art Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute 310 Genesee Street Utica, NY 13502

Phone 315.797.8260

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CONTENTSKids Art Institute 4

Teens 6

Audio 7

Drawing and Painting 8

Jewelry + Metals 10

Photography 11

Faculty 12

Calendar 14

Scholarships 15

Office HoursMon – Fri 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

EmailMunsonClasses@mwpai.org

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SUMMER 2016 AT MWPAI SCHOOL OF ARTThe School of Art program for Community Arts Education, founded in 1941, offers part-time, noncredit instruction for beginning, intermediate and advanced students. All classes are held in the finest studio facilities in Central New York and are taught by academically qualified, active professional artists.

MISSIONThe Mission of the School of Art is to provide excellent instruction and the facilities for the creation, exhibition and aesthetic appreciation of the visual arts.

Encourage your child's creative side with MWPAI’s Summer Kids Art Institute. Weeklong morning classes immerse kids in art making, material exploration, and social engagement on the campus of the nationally ranked PrattMWP College of Art and Design.

Drawing, painting, and animation are offered for one, two, three, or four weeks. Clay and sculpture classes are offered in two-week sessions. Course content changes each session so students may register for multiple classes, consecutive or not.

Kids and pre-teens use art to discover their learning potential, creating and having fun as they challenge their imaginations. Kids Summer Arts Institute classes are taught by dedicated, enthusiastic instructors who respond to and encourage a child’s creative spirit. Visits to the MWPAI Museum of Art allow students to be inspired by art.

PLEASE NOTE: Parents are asked to provide a snack for break time and a smock to protect clothing. All other supplies are included in class tuition.

IMPORTANT: To ensure the age appropriateness of the curriculum, children must meet the age requirement listed with each course description by the beginning of class. No exceptions.

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ART EXPLORATIONS IAges 4 - 5 / Shannon Stockbridge

Our youngest students engage in the process of art making through hands-on exploration as they discover vibrant compositions through a playful understanding of color, collage, painting, and sculpture. Children enjoy social interactions provided by activities surrounding class projects. Supplies provided. Limited to 10 students.

WEEK I: MONDAY - FRIDAY, JUL 11 - JUL 15, 9 - 10:30 a.m.5 classes / 7.5 contact hours / CA101-1Non-member: 68 Member: 58

WEEK II: MONDAY - FRIDAY, JUL 18 - JUL 22, 9 - 10:30 a.m.5 classes / 7.5 contact hours / CA101-2Non-member: 68 Member: 58

WEEK III: MONDAY - FRIDAY, JUL 25 - JUL 29, 9 - 10:30 a.m.5 classes / 7.5 contact hours / CA101-3Non-member: 68 Member: 58

WEEK IV: MONDAY - FRIDAY, AUG 1 - AUG 5, 9 - 10:30 a.m.5 classes / 7.5 contact hours / CA101-4Non-member: 68 Member: 58

ART EXPLORATIONS II, DRAWING + PAINTINGAges 6 - 8 / Linda Foote

Children develop creative skills by learning how to draw from observation, memory, and imagination. They will experiment with an assortment of drawing and painting tools, interact with new friends, and enjoy outdoor activities. Students learn about famous artists through trips to the Museum of Art. Supplies provided. Limited to 15 students.

WEEK I: MONDAY - FRIDAY, JUL 11 - JUL 15, 9 - 11:30 a.m.5 classes / 12.5 contact hours / CA102-1Non-member: 105 Member: 95

WEEK II: MONDAY - FRIDAY, JUL 18 - JUL 22, 9 - 11:30 a.m.5 classes / 12.5 contact hours / CA102-3Non-member: 105 Member: 95

WEEK III: MONDAY - FRIDAY, JUL 25 - JUL 29, 9 - 11:30 a.m.5 classes / 12.5 contact hours / CA102-4Non-member: 105 Member: 95

WEEK IV: MONDAY - FRIDAY, AUG 1 - AUG 5, 9 - 11:30 a.m.5 classes / 12.5 contact hours / CA102-6Non-member: 105 Member: 95

ART EXPLORATIONS II, CLAY + SCULPTURAL MEDIAAges 6 – 8 / Kyle Pumilio

Make sculpture everyday! During a two-week session, children use a variety of media including clay and glaze, recycled materials, fibers, plaster, wire and more. Students will learn about famous sculptors and ceramists, while making art in the School of Art’s ceramics studio. Supplies provided. Limited to 15 students.

SESSION I: MONDAYS - FRIDAYS. JUL 11 - JUL 22, 9 - 11:30 a.m.10 classes / 25 contact hours / CA102-2Non-member: 210 Member: 190

SESSION II: MONDAYS - FRIDAYS, JUL 25 - AUG 5, 9 - 11:30 a.m.10 classes / 25 contact hours / CA102-5Non-member: 210 Member: 190

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YOUNG ARTISTS DRAWING + PAINTINGAges 9 – 12 / Stephanie Bevins or Sarah Kilian

Students will develop and expand on their drawing and painting skills using a wide variety of media while working from observation, memory, and imagination. Visits to the Museum of Art give students the opportunity to connect with works of art while learning about famous artists. Supplies provided. Limited to 15 students.

WEEK I: MONDAY - FRIDAY, JUL 11 - JUL 15, 9 - 11:30 a.m.5 classes / 12.5 contact hours / CA103-1Non-member: 105 Member: 95

WEEK II: MONDAY - FRIDAY, JUL 18 - JUL 22, 9 - 11:30 a.m.5 classes / 12.5 contact hours / CA103-3Non-member: 105 Member: 95

WEEK III: MONDAY - FRIDAY, JUL 25 - JUL 29, 9 - 11:30 a.m.5 classes / 12.5 contact hours / CA103-4Non-member: 105 Member: 95

WEEK IV: MONDAY - FRIDAY, AUG 1 - AUG 5, 9 - 11:30 a.m.5 classes / 12.5 contact hours / CA103-6Non-member: 105 Member: 95

NEW CLAY! FOR YOUNG ARTISTSAges 9 – 12 / Paula Caruana

In this clay exploration extravaganza for the creative pre-teen, projects range from hand-built functional pottery to ceramic sculpture inspired by famous artists. Lessons will focus on learning about popular and historic artists, sculptors, ceramists, and cultural icons. Visits to the Museum of Art will lead the way for fun and exciting p rojects over the daily two-week session. Supplies provided. Limited to 12 students.

SESSION I: MONDAYS - FRIDAYS. JUL 11 - JUL 22, 9 - 11:30 a.m.10 classes / 25 contact hours / CA103-2Non-member: 210 Member: 190

SESSION II: MONDAYS - FRIDAYS, JUL 25 - AUG 5, 9 - 11:30 a.m.10 classes / 25 contact hours / CA103-5Non-member: 210 Member: 190

STOP-MOTION ANIMATIONAges 9-12 / Meghan Murphy Pagano

Action! Students learn a range of skills while creating their own stop-motion animations during a one-week class, from learning to operate a camera, tripod, and how the stop-motion process works to creating characters, props, scenery and sound effects. Students will see artist examples, plan their own storylines, and produce several animations. Supplies provided. Limited to 10 students.

WEEK II: MONDAY - FRIDAY, JUL 18 – JUL 22, 9 – 11:30 a.m.5 classes / 12.5 contact hours / CA104-1Non-member: 105 Member: 95

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SUMMER INTENSIVE TEEN DRAWING + PAINTING Ages 13 - 17 / All Levels / Sandra DeVisser

This summer intensive is the perfect class for teens that want to seriously improve their art game, advance their skills and meet others who share their interest in the arts. This daily class will focus on drawing from observation. And is designed specifically for teenagers who want to grow creatively and explore the visual arts. Supplies provided. Limited to 15 students.

MONDAYS - THURSDAYS, JUL 11 – AUG 4, 9 – 11:30 a.m.16 classes / 40 contact hours / TA101-1Non-member: 310 Member: 290

COLLEGE PORTFOLIO PREPSophomores, Juniors, Seniors / All Levels

Aspiring art students applying to colleges will need to present an exceptional portfolio for evaluation. This assessment is important in determining the level of merit scholarship each student receives. Students are provided with essential drawing skills to strengthen their ability in translating the three-dimensional world on a two- dimensional surface. Students are prepared for a portfolio review with universal terms to communicate and present their best work. Supplies provided. Limited to 12 students.

MONDAYS + WEDNESDAYS, JUL 11 - AUG 3, 6 – 8 p.m.8 classes / 16 contact hours / TA102-1Non-member: 180 Member: 165

NEW TEEN CERAMICS: THROWING + HANDBUILDINGAges 13 - 17 / Beginner / Kyle Pumilio

This brand new, two-week session gives teens an overview of the potter’s wheel, hand-building techniques, glazing, and firing. The instructor provides demonstrations and individualized instruction on creating projects from bowls to sculpture at a beginners level. Students walk away with new skills, finished ceramic pieces, and experience in an extensive pottery studio. Tuition includes, clay, glaze, firings, and starter kit of clay tools. Limited to 10 students.

Session I: JUL 11 - JUL 27, MONDAY - FRIDAY, 12:30 -3p.m. 10 classes / 25 contact hours / TA104-1Non-member: 280 Member: 260

Session II: JUL 25 - AUG 5, MONDAY - FRIDAY, 12:30 - 3p.m.10 classes / 25 contact hours / TA104-2Non-member: 280 Member: 260

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NEW SOUND CHECK…. CHECK: Intro to Live Music AudioAges 16 + / Beginner / Mitch Eckler

Harness the power of audio equipment and learn the technical art of mixing sound for musical performances. Instructor Mitch Eckler is technical director for MWPAI Performing Arts program and a professional session drummer who understands how venues and ambiance affect sound. Students will be introduced to hardware, how to organize a mix, determine levels, and add effects in a classroom setting before mixing a live session at the end of the course.

MONDAYS + THURSDAYS, Jul 11 - Aug 6, 6 - 7:30 p.m.(Final Class SATURDAY August 6)8 classes / 12 contact hours / AA109-1Non-member: 100 Member: 80

On this Page: Mario Pumilio, Studio Painting

MWPAI offers classes and workshops for beginner and accomplished artists. Students enrolled at the School of Art create in a studio environment that honors the fine arts tradition while exploring the rich potential of contemporary art and design.

ATTENTION: Materials lists for each adult class are distributed upon registration.Adult students provide additional supplies unless otherwise stated.

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FIGURE DRAWINGAges 18+ / All levels / Annette Gurdo

The direct analysis of the human form and translating that interaction to paper is critical to an artist. Humans have been the subjects of drawings since prehistory. This evening class will explore gesture drawing, contour drawing, and other methods of recording a direct response to the figure on paper. A nude model will be used. Student required materials list provided upon registration.

TUESDAYS + THURSDAYS, JUL 12 - AUG 4, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m.8 classes / 24 contact hours / AA101-2Non-member: 200 Member: 180

INTRO TO OIL PAINTING PORTRAITUREAges 18+ / Beginner / Yulia Levkovich

In executing a portrait painting, the artist strives to depict the inner essence of the subject. Students are introduced to portrait painting by working from a live model and learning basic drawing techniques necessary for a preparatory sketch to then transfer and complete an oil painting. Students will walk out with a finished painting and a wealth of knowledge accumulated for exploring classical techniques. This class is ideal for those who are beginners to painting or others specifically wanting to develop figure painting or oil as a medium. Student required materials list provided upon registration.

MONDAYS + WEDNESDAYS, JUL 11 - AUG 3, 6 - 9 p.m.8 classes / 24 contact hours / AA102-4Non-member: 200 Member: 180

STUDIO PAINTINGAges 18 + / All Levels / Chris Cirillo

This class is designed to accommodate beginners and experienced painters to investigate painting as a craft as well as a form of expression. Students will develop their painting skills and learn how to analyze and talk about art through critiques and discussions. Student required materials list provided upon registration.

TUESDAYS + THURSDAYS, JUL 11 - AUG 3, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m.8 classes / 24 contact hours / AA102-1Non-Member: 200 Member: 180

LANDSCAPE PAINTING EN PLEIN AIRAges 18 + / All Levels / Annette Gurdo

Enjoy the beautiful summer weather and paint directly from nature. The class will meet and paint outdoor landscapes and scenes on location. Painting demonstrations and individualized instruction in acrylic or watercolor are featured. Indoor studio lessons will be offered on rainy days. A materials list will be provided upon registration. Students provide their own supplies and transportation.

TUESDAYS + THURSDAYS, JUL 12 - AUG 4, 1 - 4 p.m.8 classes / 24 contact hours / AA102-2Non-member: 200 Member: 180

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MASTER COPY CLASS @ FOUNTAIN ELMSAges 18 + / Intermediate-Advanced / Yulia LekovichThis class celebrates intensive technical study, problem solving, and dialogue withartists and artworks of the past. It builds on a longstanding tradition of working fromclose observation of a masterpiece in a museum’s permanent collection. Artists willreceive personalized instruction in oils and the unique opportunity to utilize artworksfrom the Museum of Art’s collection. Students will copy either still lifes or portraits. This is an unrivaled creative opportunity to paint from masterworks. All paintings are 19th century masterworks from the MWPAI collection. Some previous knowledge of oils is required. Student required materials list provided upon registration. First two classes take place in the School of Art studio building before moving to the museum galleries.

MONDAYS + WEDNESDAYS, JUL 11 - AUG 3, 1 – 4 p.m.8 classes/ 24 contact hours / AA102-6Non-member: 200 Member: 180

NEW WORKSHOP: BOOKBINDINGAges 18 + / All Levels / Rachel Bartunek

Learn basic bookbinding structures and stitches to create three simple but beautiful journals in this three-hour workshop. These books are simple to sew, easy to make, and use a technique to that can be recreated at home. Materials included.

TUESDAY, JULY 19, 6 - 9 p.m.1 session / 3 contact hours / WK300-1Non-member: 45 Member: 40

NEW WORKSHOP: HAND LETTERING + CONTEMPORARY CALLIGRAPHYAges 18 + / All Levels / Rachel Bartunek

Beautiful handwriting is not needed to design and create a beautiful approach to nontraditional lettering. Learn to pencil sketch, trace, and ink a favorite quote in this four-hour workshop. Gain the skills to demonstrate visual hierarchies in text, illustrate letters with confidence, and create dynamic compositions. Materials and calligraphy kit are included in tuition.

SATURDAY, JUL 30, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.1 session / 4 contact hours / WK300-2Non-member: 45 Member: 40

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Jewelry students can conveniently purchase non-ferrous metal (copper, brass, and silver) as well as consumable supplies (saw blades, solder and sandpaper) for classes from the School of Art Reception desk.

BEGINNING JEWELRYAges 18+ / Beginner / Lisa Oristian

Learn basic techniques through demonstrations and projects. Techniques include sawing, piercing, texturing, riveting, chain making, soldering and bezel setting cabochon stones. Utilize class time to practice techniques and make finished pieces of jewelry. This class requires use of hand tools, machinery and torches. Appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes must be worn. A starter materials kit may be purchased at the School of Art Reception desk.

TUESDAYS + THURSDAYS, JUL 12 - AUG 4, 6 - 9 p.m.8 classes / 24 contact hours / AA106-1Non-member: 250 Member: 230

INTERMEDIATE / ADVANCED JEWELRYAges 18+ / Intermediate Advanced / Lisa Oristian

Take your jewelry skills to the next level. This course is designed for students who have successfully completed the beginning level jewelry class. New fabrication techniques taught include hollow beads, working with plastics and resin and surface treatments such as kum-boo and etching. Students will have class time to create projects of their own design.

TUESDAYS, JUN 21 - AUG 9, 1 – 4 p.m. 8 classes / 24 contact hours / AA106-3Non-member: 250 Member: 230

RING CASTINGAges 18+ / All Levels / Shannon Stockbridge

Whether crafting a charm for a loved one or shaping a ring for yourself, this eight-session class in the jewelry studio is all about creating your own bling! Learn the timeless process of lost wax casting to craft a finished ring of your own design. Explore a variety of wax carving, sculpting, and finishing techniques, casting own bronze or silver rings in the centrifugal casting machine. This course meets twice a week and is ideal for an introduction to jewelry or those looking to refine their casting skills.

MONDAYS + WEDNESDAYS, JUL 11 - AUG 4, 1-4 p.m.8 Classes / 24 contact hours / AA106-4Non-member: 220 Member: 200

MONDAYS + WEDNESDAYS, JULY 11 - AUG 4, 6-9 p.m.8 Classes / 24 contact hours / AA106-5Non-member: 220 Member: 200

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BEGINNING DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHYAges 18+ / Beginner / Eric Mishalanie

Digital photography is a powerful medium with infinite possibilities. Whether your interest is fine art, portraiture, event photography, product styling, or family photos, this course provides the focused instruction to help you realize your artistic vision. Learn the fundamentals of digital photography from the technical aspects of camera and lens operation to the artistry of composition. Moreover, creatively develop and print images in the digital darkroom using Photoshop CS6. Students required to provide their own digital camera.

TUESDAYS + WEDNESDAYS, JUL 12 - AUG 3, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m.8 classes / 24 contact hours / AA120-1Non-member: 250 Member: 230

Save the Date for FALL PRINTMAKING classes!

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PROFESSORS

CHRIS IRICK received a BFA in metalsmithing from Texas Tech University andan MFA in metals from UMASS Dartmouth. She has taught jewelry extensivelyin both college and adult education programs. She is currently Professor of MetalArts and the head of the jewelry program at PrattMWP. Her work is included in the permanent collection of the Smithsonian American Art Museum.Jewelry/Metals

BRYAN MCGRATH joined the faculty in 1985 as head of the ceramics depart-ment. His work has been featured in A Potter’s Professional Handbook, by Steven Branfman and Studio Potter magazine. Bryan has exhibited internationally and his research travels have taken him to Japan and Ireland. Private collections include The Fred Jones Jr Museum of Art, Oklahoma University, College of Visual and Performing Arts, Syracuse University Museum of Art, and MWPAI. Pottery/Ceramics

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VERONICA JUYOUN BYUN was born in Seoul, Korea and educated in the US, receiving her MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design in Providence, R.I. and BFA from the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University in Alfred, N.Y. Byun was a 2013-2015 Artist in Residence. She is the Assistant Coordinator and Instructor of Ceramic Arts at MWPAI. Pottery / Ceramics / Adults

CHRISTOPHER CIRILLO instructs design, color theory, painting, and draw-ing courses for PrattMWP, Mohawk Valley Community College, Empire State University and also for Kirkland Art Center. Chris received his MFA in visual arts from The Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University and his BFA in painting and drawing from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Painting / Adults

SANDRA DEVISSER has been an instructor at the School of Art since 1980 whereshe developed the Young Artists program. Sandra has previously taught paintingand art history at SUNY Institute of Technology at Utica/Rome. She received herbachelor’s degree in Social Studies from SUNY Albany, masters from ColgateUniversity, and was awarded a certificate in Fine Art from MWPAI. Painting / Adults / Teens

ANNETTE GURDO has been actively working and exhibiting her paintingsin Central NY for more than 20 years. In addition to being honored numerouscommissions, her work is included in private collections throughout the North-east. She received an Associate Degree in Fine Arts from MVCC/ Munson-Wil-liams-Proctor Arts Institute and a BFA in Drawing & Painting at the Philadelphia College of Art. Painting / Drawing / Adults

RACHEL BARTUNEK is the owner of Handmade Darling, a bespoke paper goods and event accessories boutique featured both online and in local CNY shops. She received her MS in Communication Design through Pratt Institute with a focus in print and typography. Her freelance work includes creating brand presence, surface design, and hand lettering. Design / Workshop

STEPHANIE BEVINS attended PrattMWP and completed her BFA/MS in Artand Design Education from Pratt Institute. She is currently an ElementaryArt Teacher for the Westmoreland Central School District. At home, Stephanieand her husband enjoy being entertained by their two dogs and pet pig. Kids

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MEGHAN ATKINSON attended PrattMWP and went on to complete her BS in Visual Art Education at SUNY New Paltz with a concentration in Printmaking. She is a certified K-12 visual arts teacher working in the Syracuse school districts. Kids

ALEXANDRIA COMPO attended PrattMWP and graduated from Pratt Institutewith a BFA in Communications Design and a concentration in Illustration. Alexandria is a freelance designer and illustrator who works with a variety of private, retail, musician, and creative clients.Teens

PAULA CARUANA received her bachelor’s degree in Art Education from Millersville University of Pennsylvania. She is a certified art teacher in Pennsylva-nia, and has taught art in grades K-12 in public and parochial schools in suburban Philadelphia and Lockport, NY. Paula is a Decorative Arts Assistant in MWPAI’s Museum of Art Decorative Arts Department Kids

MITCH ECKLER graduated from SUNY Oneonta with a B.A. in Music Industry. He is currently the Technical Director at MWPAI. Mitch has toured and played with many bands working across all genres. Among other projects, Mitch is the drummer for the progressive - experimental power trio, Jason Davis and The New Philosophers and one third of the folks/blues trio, The Old Main. Audio

SARAH TUCKERMAN KILIAN has taught in the Utica schools since 1990.She is a graduate of William Smith College in Geneva, NY, and received her MSin Art Education from Syracuse University. Kids

YULIA LEVKOVICH is an award-winning representational painter.Yulia completed rigorous training at the Academy of Realist Art, received her BFA from OCAD Uni-versity, Toronto, and an MFA from the New York Academy of Art, Manhattan. She worked in production for Jeff Koons and taught at several institutions including the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Painting / Adults

ERIC MISHALANIE completed the MWPAI/ MVCC program before receiving his photography BA from Maryland Institute College of Art. Eric currently owns and operates Mishalanie Photography which covers a wide range of photographic services. Photography / Adults

LISA ORISTIAN found her artistic voice through her first life-changing Metalsfor Jewelry class and is now privileged to be able to teach jewelry to othersthrough MWPAI’s Community Arts classes. Lisa is the owner of Kissing DogDesigns, a small artisan jewelry business. Jewelry / Metals / Adults

MEGHAN MURPHY PAGANO received her MFA in Interdisciplinary Art fromGoddard College. She holds a BFA in Photography and Art Education from theCollege of Saint Rose and an Associates degree in Fine Arts and Illustration fromMVCC. Animation / Kids

KYLE PUMILIO eceived his education from PrattMWP and SUNY Potsdam.As a certified art teacher, Kyle has the privilege of working with diverse studentsof all ages. Through his artistic investigations, he has found a long lastinglove for working with ceramics and the three dimensional form. Kids

SHANNON STOCKBRIDGE received her BFA in sculpture through PrattMWPand graduated from Pratt Institute. Jewelry is her primary medium and she has been creating a wearable collection using the lost-wax casting method incorporating alternative mediums. Jewelry / Metals / Adults

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SUMMER 2016

June 28 - July 3 MWPAI Arts Festival

July 11-15 Week 1 MWPAI adult, teen, and kids classes begin

July 18 - 22 Week 2

July 25 - 29 Week 3

August 1 - 5 Week 4

August 5 Summer session ends

FALL 2016

September 5 Labor Day

September 19 MWPAI adult and teen classes begin

September 24 Session I Saturday kids classes begin

November 5 Session II Saturday kids classes begin

November 21 - 26 NO CLASSES; Thanksgiving break.

December 17 Fall session ends

PLEASE NOTE: Registration may be available for classes posted online before printed catalogs are mailed. Interested students are encouraged to check online course listings.

STAFFDean Ken Marchione

Assistant to the Dean Sara Dreimiller

Community Arts Ed Coordinator Audrey Hasen Taylor

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Registrar Tammy L. Bennett

Administrative Assistant/Reception Rachel Bartunek

Evening Receptionist Barb MarchJamie Barcomb

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SCHOLARSHIPSPartial scholarships for each semester may be available to kids, teens, and adults whodemonstrate significant financial need. Awards are limited and the amounts vary basedon the quantity of qualified applications received. When granted, award amounts usuallyoffset a portion of the tuition for one course only.

To apply, obtain a scholarship form online at www.mwpai.org/learn/community-arts-education/scholarships/), or from the MWPAI School of Art office: MunsonClasses@mwpai.org

Lisa R. Lemieux Children’s Scholarship FundEllen Marie Geiersbach Memorial Children’s Scholarship FundCarmen E. Guarnieri Children’s Scholarship FundCommunity Arts Education Scholarship Fund

GIVINGConsider funding a scholarship or special facilities at the School of Art. Art enhances our lives, adding beauty and substance to the human existence. Your support of MWPAI helps ensure the survival of the arts and the wonderfully diverse set of gifts this area has to offer. Contact our development office (315) 797-0000, ext. 2129

CANCELLATIONSIn the event of cancellation, announcements will be made on the following:MWPAI website: www.mwpai.orgSchool of Art Reception: Automated cancellation message

Makeup Classes: Because of heavy classroom usage between the college program and other CAE classes, we do not offer makeup classes for children and teen classes.

MUNSON-WILLIAMS-PROCTOR ARTS INSTITUTE has a policy of non-discrimination, which assures that students are accepted fairly, and without discriminatory regard for sex, race, national origin, color, religion, age, disability or sexual orientation. Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute is a not-for-profit educational corporation, which in furtherance of its purposes and objectives, endeavors to publicize the work and achievements of its students, faculty, staff and alumni. In connection with these efforts the Institute reserves the right to release appropriate information and to take photographs, motion pictures, or video of students, faculty, staff and alumni, and their work, and to use and distribute these materials in any form or format in furtherance of the Institute’s purpose and objectives.

DISMISSALMWPAI instructors may, with the approval of the Dean, dismiss from class or refuse enrollment to any attendee who is disruptive or uncooperative or whose skills are advanced beyond the level of instruction of a particular class or section.

REFUND POLICYA full refund will be granted for Community Arts Education classes or workshops when an entire course is canceled or the Office of the Registrar receives an official withdrawal form from a student prior to the first scheduled class meeting.

A pro-rated refund may be given after the second scheduled class, based on last day of attendance and/or date the official withdrawal form is received by the registrar.

After the third scheduled class, no refund will be granted unless it is a medical emergency accompanied by a doctor’s note. This refund policy covers withdrawals for any reasons including injury, illness or family emergencies. Refunds are issued in the form of a check, which is mailed directly to the student’s home address. In case of credit card payment, refunds are applied directly to the credit card account. Allow four weeks to process.

Official Withdrawal Forms can be found at the School of Art reception desk or online at www.mwpai.org/learn/community-arts-education/policies-and-guidelines

This catalog must be considered as informational and not binding on the Institute. MWPAI reserves the right to make changes in the information printed in this catalog without prior notice.

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