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Summer Sanctuary

I can’t think of a better place to cool off during the summer months than in the studios of the Scottsdale Artists’ School. Whether you choose a mini-workshop here at the School, decide to hop on a plane for a destination workshop, or take an evening class, there is something for your skill level and your lifestyle. What if this is your first time trying a class? By popular demand we bring you Art for Amateurs, a three session exploration of drawing, sculpture and painting. Bring your friends, family or a date and try something new together!

Visit scottsdaleartschool.org to check out all of the summer offerings we have for adults and our Youth Academy camps for ages 6-18.

We look forward to seeing you this summer!

Bernadette MillsExecutive DirectorScottsdale Artists’ School

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Please read carefully! Some of our classes do require a certain level of experience; those that are tailored specifically for beginners are labeled as such.

NEW! Absolute Beginner Feels lost in an art store (but has a willingness to learn the fundamentals).

Beginner Has basic drawing skills and some familiarity with, but is not fluent in the medium or subject matter.

Intermediate Draws well. Comfortable working with the medium used, and understands the basic elements of design including composition, value, and color.

Advanced Excellent drawing skills and confident in the medium used.

You will get the most out of the courses that are appropriate to your skill level. If you have questions, please call us. We are happy to help point you in the right direction.

Skill Levels

Come join your fellow artists and practice your skills on your own! Bring your supplies to paint, draw, or sculpt and we provide equipment and a model for each session. No registration is required, but space is limited to the first 15 participants.

Open Studio HoursMonday nights: 6:30-9:30pm single pose, portrait

Wednesday nights: 6:30-9:30pm short poses, nude figure

Fridays: 9am-3pm (5 hour pose), costume or nude figure

There will be no Saturday Open Studios June 2-September 8, 2012.

No Open Studio on the following dates:Monday, May 28, 2012Wednesday, July 4, 2012Monday, September 3, 2012

Summer 2012 - Open Studio

The Scottsdale Artists’ School is dedicated to

artistic enrichment and to developing the capabilities of

artists and aspiring artists from throughout the

international art community by teaching the

fundamentals of representational visual art.

Our Mission

Cover Artists (left to right, top to bottom): Jerry Salinas, Susan Henningsen, Kim Johnson Nechtman, Suzanne Falk, Robert Lemler

Open to the Public

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29th Annual Student ShowJanuary –March 2013

2012 Best in ShowTatiana Yanovskaya-Sink

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Be Among the Chosen Few…Entry forms available September 2012

Public Opening held in January 2013

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Art for Amateurs is a perfect introduction to art and the Scottsdale Artists’ School. This class is for those with little or no art experience, but wish to nourish their passion for fine art.

Sample three different mediums over the course of three weeks. Cost includes all painting and sculpting supplies – just bring a pencil and paper for the first session!

Each three session series is geared towards the absolute beginner - the first session focuses on drawing, the second on oil painting, and the third on sculpture. There will be a different instructor each week.

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May Session May 9, 16, 23, 2012

Wednesdays 6:30 - 9:30pm

$120/ 3 classes

July Session July 11, 18, 25, 2012

Wednesdays 6:30 - 9:30pm

$120/ 3 classes

August Session August 13, 20, 27, 2012

Mondays 6:30 - 9:30pm

$120/ 3 classes

Art for Amateurs

By becoming a Friend, you support the School’s programs and enrich the lives of students of all ages.

By becoming a Friend, you will join others who share your passion for the School and receive special invitations, savings and benefits. New benefits include:• Invitation to the annual workshop launch and registration party• Increased discounts on classes, workshops, and retail• Tickets to special events Please take advantage of all that Friend’s offers and consider sending in your membership donation today! We look forward to welcoming you to a Friends event soon!

BECOME A friend

WEEKLYIn this class students will learn basic tips and tricks for starting a realistic painting. We will focus from the ground up with canvas preparation, tips on setting up an interesting still life that tells a story, and tricks for achieving the look of feathers, fur, glass, metal, and basic skin tones, as well as how to trick the eye with rich shadows and dazzling highlights. This is a good course for beginners as well as students who have some experience but wish to take their paintings to the next level. Beginners will learn how to mix luminous colors and continuing students are encouraged to bring works in progress for help with design elements and any other roadblocks they need help overcoming. We will be creating in a controlled but relaxed atmosphere so as to encourage creative thinking with an emphasis that painting be fun, and not something to be afraid of! www.suzannefalk.com

A Peek into the World of Realism

May 21 - June 18, 2012 (skipping May 28)

Mondays, 6:30 - 9:30pmOil (Water-Media Accepted)

All Levels • $180/ 4 sessions

Suzanne Falk

This class will help you learn to be loose and colorful with watercolors. We will concentrate on shapes, composition, and the application of paint with correct values. You’ll learn about lost and found edges for interest and movement, integrating the foreground with the background to make a cohesive painting, and connecting shapes. Participants will gain confidence, learn to be more analytical of your own and other’s paintings, and upgrade your own abilities. www.kj-art.com

Loose and Colorful Animal Paintings in Watercolor

June 4 - 25, 2012 Mondays, 9am - NoonWatercolor • All Levels

$180/ 4 sessions

Kim Johnson Nechtman

All fine representational paintings have one thing in common; they are all drawn well! This drawing class will give you techniques and insights to help you become a better draughtsman. You will learn how to see errors instantly and begin to become more attuned to what your eyes are “saying” to you. If you need a better grasp on the key principles of shape, proportion, value, perspective, and design, this class is for you. Your line work will become expressive, and your drawings more exciting as the instructor leads you through exercises and demonstrations. www.billlundquistart.comThe Really Useful

Drawing ClassJune 5 - 26, 2012Tuesdays, 1 - 4pm

Charcoal • All Levels$180/ 4 sessions

Bill Lundquist

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Have you ever looked at a sculpture and wondered, “How did the artist do that?” In this four week class, students will learn how to create a likeness in clay using a portrait model as our subject. As they sculpt, students will explore ways of creating a variety of moods. There will be instructor demonstrations, including a demonstration of how to capture facial expressions. There will be additional demo’s and discussion on finishing your sculpture and applying cold patinas on fired clay, and simple mold making techniques will be discussed.

Portrait SculptureJune 6 - 27, 2012Wednesdays, 6:30 - 9:30pmWater-based Clay • All Levels $180 + $35 Model Fee/ 4 sessions

Susan Henningson

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Each week Judith will demonstrate in oil and/or pastel, identifying basic painting techniques such as shape, edges, composition, and perspective in her own unique style of painting. With the use of photographs, Judith will impress the importance of painting what you SEE, not what you think you know. Students will learn to apply these techniques to then build their own styles while improving their individual expertise. Group discussion, individual instruction, and q&a periods will be part of this class. www.judithspitz.com

Discovering your Own Unique Painting StyleJune 7 - 28, 2012 Thursdays, 1 - 4pmOil or Pastel • All Levels $180/ 4 sessions

Judith Spitz

This four week class is designed for students just starting out, as well as those who wish to clarify their understanding of the key principles that every artist needs to know in order to improve their paintings. The weekly topics addressed in this class will include: value, color, edges, and how to create a good design. Lemler will guide you through a series of exercises that will strengthen your skills, while also enjoying the learning process. Demonstrations, individual instruction, and thoughtful discussions will enhance this useful four week course, setting the stage for you to take your paintings to the next level. www.robertlemler.com

Fundamentals ofOil PaintingJune 8 - 29, 2012 Fridays, 1 - 4pmOil • All Levels: Absolute Beginners Welcome! $180/ 4 sessions

Robert Lemler

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WEEKLYMost open studios provide students a limited amount of time to successfully complete a head study. Professional illustrator and artist, Jerry Salinas, will provide students with a variety of training techniques to be able to create a convincing head study. This course will investigate the individual forms of the head and more importantly how to make them come together in an integrated whole. Students will learn to use an approach that helps them see the big shapes first, then go into details towards the end of the session. The core of the lessons will be based on drawing, values, edges, planes of the head and composition. Bring your chosen medium. If you are new to working from life, start with drawing. Previous study helpful, but not required. www.salinasart.com

Drawing and Painting the Head

June 18 - July 23, 2012Mondays, 6:30 - 9:30pm

Oil, Pastel or Charcoal • All Levels$270 + $35 Model Fee/ 6 sessions

Jerry Salinas

All fine representational paintings have one thing in common; they are all drawn well! This drawing class will give you techniques and insights to help you become a better draughtsman. You will learn how to see errors instantly and begin to become more attuned to what your eyes are “saying” to you. If you need a better grasp on the key principles of shape, proportion, value, perspective, and design, this class is for you. Your line work will become expressive, and your drawings more exciting as the instructor leads you through exercises and demonstrations. www.billlundquistart.comThe Really Useful

Drawing ClassJuly 9 - 30, 2012

Mondays, 6:30 - 9:30pmCharcoal • All Levels

$180/ 4 sessions

Bill Lundquist

One of the most challenging aspects of landscape painting is establishing a “center of interest”, or “focal point”. Abstract design must be understood and utilized in order to create a dominant point of interest, no matter how representational the painting is meant to be. Therefore, our focus will be combining abstract design with realism for a stronger composition. There will be demos, exercises, critique and lots of painting time.www.juliegilbertpollard.com

Designing a Strong Focal Point for

Landcapes in WatercolorJuly 10 - August 14, 2012

Tuesdays, 1 - 4pmWatercolor (Acrylic Welcome)All Levels • $270/ 6 sessions

Julie Gilbert Pollard

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WEEKLYHave you ever wanted to be able to draw? “Being a good draftsman” means being able to accurately reproduce what you see onto paper. This is a technical facility which can be learned with practice and attention. Being a good draftsman is a vitally important skill for a representational artist.

We’ll explore several ways to draw in this four-week class and introduce important concepts, including: how to use basic drawing tools; contour, light and shadow and the illusion of 3 dimensionality; copying drawings “from the flat”; drawing from 3-dimensional simple geometric shapes (cube, cylinder, sphere etc) using a single light source; drawing a still life;drawing people, including the basics of drawing the human head or the figure. The focus will be on developing each student’s skills, although I will occasionally demonstrate. www.lindatraceybrandon.com

Drawing for BeginnersJuly 11 - August 1, 2012Wednesdays, 1 - 4pmGraphite • Beginner$180/ 4 sessions

Linda Tracey Brandon

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Unlike most other subjects, the still life offers the artist complete control over every aspect of the final painting. Unlimited choices of color, key, arrangement and lighting of one’s subject make still life one of the most popular genres. Design begins with a concept and ends in an arrangement of elements and lighting which is then painted. Through demonstration, lecture and individualized instruction, students will be offered guidance composing, lighting and painting their subject. This class is suitable for all levels of experience as students compose and paint their own arrangements in an alla prima fashion (paintings which are painted in a single painting session).www.robertlemler.com The Alla Prima Still Life

July 13 - August 3, 2012 Fridays, 1 - 4pmOil • All Levels • $180/ 4 sessions

Robert Lemler

Painting portraits can be intimidating to say the least, but I want to show you how to let go of that fear! In this class you will need some drawing skills behind you to get good contour drawings for your paintings. From there I will show you how to cross those lines to get good connecting shapes to your backgrounds and your subjects. We will concentrate on composition, the use of color, lights and darks, and where to use soft and hard edges.

You should have some experience with watercolor and drawing to experience the full benefits of this class. www.kj-art.com

Paintings with Character: Watercolor Portraits from PhotographsAugust 6 - 27, 2012Mondays, 9am - NoonWatercolor • All Levels$180/ 4 sessions

Kim Johnson Nechtman

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Each artist’s brush stroke is as individual as his or her own signature. These signature techniques are developed through experimentation and individual preference. The qualities of good drawing, exciting value ranges, interesting composition, appropriate color and unifying edge development combine to make paintings successful. This class will help you to learn and appreciate those essential painting elements and stir the creative process. www.billlundquistart.com

The Really Useful Painting Class

August 7 - 28, 2012Tuesdays, 1 - 4pm

Oil /All Levels • $180/ 4 sessions

Bill Lundquist

No experience is needed to participate in this class, only a desire to work in clay in a figurative format. If you have experience with clay, that’s great too. This class is designed to be a no stress experience. With both the portrait and the figure, we will concentrate on the fundamentals, including the proportions, the features, simple constructions and the expressive composition of the sculpture. Our goal with the portrait sculpture is to learn to attain a likeness of our subject in clay. The focus of the figurative sculpture is working with a live model and building an armature. We will then work with proportions of the human body and the expressive qualities of gestures. Students may work on any or all of these offerings, using the model as our reference.

Sculpting the Figure and Portrait

August 8 - 29, 2012Wednesdays, 6:30 - 9:30pmWater-based Clay • All Levels

$180 + $35 Model Fee/ 4 sessions

Susan Henningsen

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At Scottsdale Artists’ School we feel art education is extremely valuable and should

be accessible to everyone. Because of that, the School offers tuition scholarships

on the basis of merit, as well as financial need, thanks to the generosity of

individuals, families and organizations. Students are eligible to receive one

workshop scholarship, and one class scholarship per schedule. Application

forms and the list of required materials can be found at scottsdaleartschool.org,

or by calling 480.990.1422.

Scholarships

WORKSHOPSCreate stronger paintings by gaining a better understanding of how to produce and use dramatic lighting effects. Included in this workshop are ways to improve backgrounds, edges, and composition, all of which contribute to the mood of the painting and the emotional response of the viewer. Multiple still life arrangements will be provided. Falk makes it her mission to give each student as much individual attention as possible. www.jonifalk.com

Capturing the Light in Floral Still LifeJune 12 – 14, 2012Tuesday - Thursday, 9am - 4pmOil • Intermediate - Advanced$350/ 3 days

Joni Falk

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This enjoyable portrait painting class will offer the student the opportunity to work from life under the guidance of an accomplished artist. Robert will offer simplified concepts which will help students build a solid foundation in the fundamentals of portrait painting. Clearly expressed principles regarding values, form modeling, color and edges will demystify these sometimes confusing topics. This class will be an informative, non-intimidating introduction (or re-introduction!) to painting the portrait. Questions and class discussions will be encouraged. Individualized attention will be give to each student. www.robertlemler.com

Portrait Painting: SIMPLIFIEDJune 19 - 21, 2012Tuesday - Thursday, 9am - 4pmOil • All Levels $350 + $35 Model Fee/ 3 days

Robert Lemler

This workshop will focus on painting landscapes in the studio from photographs. Topics studied in this class will be: • Composition, Value, Color • Brush work • Eliminating the clutter and turning simple into stunning. • Choosing the right photos, using studies and other studio methods before you take off on the major piece. Suggested canvas sizes: 8x10 up to 12x16Students are welcome to bring their own photos; photos will also be available for use. www.goochstudio.com

Inspired Landscape PaintingJune 26 - 28, 2012Tuesday - Thursday, 9am - 4pmOil • All Levels • $350/ 3 days

Linda Glover Gooch

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This workshop will allow students to paint from the reference of their choice; animals, old trucks and build-ings - whatever inspires them. The instructor will bring a selection of photos that students can work from, or they may bring their own. How to take and choose good refer-ence photos will be discussed, along with the fundamental aspects of painting a good picture: values, edges, where to start, where to stop, and much more! There will be instructor demonstrations and plenty of student painting time- students will do lots of studies, don’t be surprised if your masterpiece is a 15 minute study! Join Tom, and his wife, SAS instructor Jean Chambers for a workshop that you are sure to enjoy. http://tblackart.blogspot.com/

Paint What YOU Want to Paint

July 17 - 19, 2012Tuesday - Thursday, 9am - 4pm

Oil • Intermediate - Advanced$350/ 3 days

Tom Black

This portrait workshop will have some real characters! Working from live models, this class will focus on human features and what makes each of us different: aging qualities, how to approach wrinkles, painting gray hair, beards, and other interesting features of costumed, character-type models will all be explored. We will cover the usual sus-pects: drawing, value, color and composition. Painting with a limited palette will be good practice in color mixing, and as always, keeping your painting in harmony will be stressed. www.philbeckartist.com

What a CharacterJuly 31 - August 2, 2012

Tuesday - Thursday, 9am - 4pmOil • Intermediate - Advanced

$380 + $35 Model Fee/ 3 days

Phil Beck

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In this mini-workshop, students will learn how to use photos as “thumbnail sketches” instead of simply copying them, so that photographs become a stronger source of inspiration and imagination. Students will also learn how to create a strong composition by focusing light direction in order to emphasize the focal point and create mood. Please bring lots of photos to work from, and plan to have fun! There will be instructor demos and as much individual attention as possible. www.jonifalk.com

Tiny Treasures: Landscapes in Oil

August 7 - 9, 2012Tuesday - Thursday, 9am - 4pm

Oil • Intermediate - Advanced$350/ 3 days

Joni Falk

WORKSHOPS

Monsoon season brings monster cloud formations and ‘candystore’ colors to our desert skies. Dry winds stir up dust and cast a yellow aura around everything. Swaying palms sparkle against the dark banks of monsoon clouds. These seasonal conditions offer soft pastelists visual ref-erences to work on the following skills: layering hues, edge thinning and glazing; depth sensation, receding forms and fishbowl perspective; color combining and vibration; elements of value grouping and design principles of repeti-tion. Advanced students will be challenged and beginning students will feel comfortable with demonstrations, lively class discussions and personal attention. www.lizkenyon.com

Monsoon Skies: A Challenge for PastelistsAugust 14 - 16, 2012Tuesday - Thursday, 9am - 4pmPastel • All Levels • $350/ 3 days

Liz Kenyon

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In this three day workshop, the artist will focus on putting together an impressionistic still life full of fresh color. Our subjects will be daisies, roses and sunflowers, paired with melons, cherries and pears. We will explore basic concepts in composition, and sources for ideas on subject matter. We will also cover the effective use of light and value in creating vivid and lively subjects.

Painting Summer Fruits and FlowersAugust 21 - 23, 2012Tuesday - Thursday, 9am - 4pmOil • Intermediate - Advanced$350/ 3 days

Hedi Moran

The simple, abstract beauty of line, when combined with accurate values and thoughtful edges, is one of the most beautiful mediums of human expression. The aim of this course will be to give students both a sound understand-ing of how to become an excellent draftsman, and time to practice doing what they learn. We will cover: How to handle the medium of charcoal; Basic approaches, meth-ods, and skills fundamental to drawing from life; What makes things (especially drawings) beautiful. The bulk of class time will be spent working from life. Class time will also include demonstrations by the instructor, and individual student critiques. The instructor WILL draw on student’s drawings to enhance the learning process. www.joshclare.com

Life DrawingAugust 28 - 30, 2012Tuesday - Thursday, 9am - 4pmCharcoal • All Levels $350 + $35 Model Fee/ 3 days

Josh Clare

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DESTINATIONThis workshop will take place in the beautiful Grand Teton National Park, just outside Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The format for this class will incorporate both morning and afternoon painting sessions, to take advantage of different lighting situations. There will be daily demonstrations by the instructor as well as one-on-one instruction out in the field. The emphasis will be drawing, color, value, edges and brush-work, in order to create a competent painting on location in a painterly fashion. The workshop will kick off with a short orientation meeting on Tuesday afternoon. There will be an optional evening painting session for those who wish to continue painting past the typical workshop hours. This class is suitable for all levels, but some experience color mixing out of doors is required. I look forward to a great workshop painting mountains and rivers in this historic National Park. www.johnhughes.com

Portable easel and transportation required. Special student rate at the Flat Creek Inn in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

Plein Air Painting in the Tetons:

Jackson Hole, WyomingJuly 11 - 13, 2012

Wednesday - Friday, 9am - 4pmOil • All Levels: Prior experience

painting outdoors required$350/ 3 days

John Hughes

Painting the Grand Canyon in plein air is a grand experience, yet very challenging. This workshop requires hard work and dedication from each student. The course is designed to give the student complete focus on the canyon while learning what to select from its expansive view. Careful consideration has been taken to select prime painting locations suitable for this class. The daily schedule will be split into early morn-ing and late afternoon painting sessions, with break time in-between. This will allow the students’ working hours to be the richest and most dramatic times of day, while giving them some free time to explore the canyon. Demonstrations, as well as individual critiques and lecture will be given. Some outdoor painting experience is required.

Students participating in this workshop will have the added bonus of a lecture and walking tour with the Director of the Grand Canyon Field Institute, Mike Buchheit, who will help students get the most out of their experience at the Canyon. www.goochstudio.com

A Grand Experience: Plein Air Painting in the

CanyonSeptember 17 - 21, 2012

Monday - Friday, Hours vary Oil • Intermediate - Advanced

$725/ 5 days

Llinda Glover Gooch

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Find your inner artist at our 2012 Summer Youth Academy Fine Art Program! The School offers week-ly themed fine art sessions May 29-August 3 for ages 6-8, 9-14, and teens of all abilities. Draw, paint, and sculpt while experiencing an authentic artists’ school using professional equipment, lighting, props, and tools! From Cartooning and Claymation, to Wildlife Painting, Portraiture, and Recycled Art, new themes keep the program fun and exciting while allowing stu-dents to explore each art concept.

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Policy Information

Registrations are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Students will receive a registration confirmation letter by mail within two (2) weeks after they register. Workshops and Weekly Classes: A $15 non-refundable registration fee and payment of tuition in full are due at the time of registration for all summer workshops and summer weekly classes.

To Register:Online Register online at www.scottsdaleartschool.orgPhone Call 800.333.5707 or 480.990.1422 using Discover, MasterCard or Visa.

Cancellation / Transfer PoliciesCancellations must be requested in writing. To cancel your registration for a workshop or class, you may mail or fax a letter 480.990.0652 or send an email to the Registrar: mwhitaker@scottsdaleartschool.org. Cancellations are not accepted over the phone. You will receive a Drop Notice by mail, once your cancellation has been processed.

Please note: Scottsdale Artists’ School is not responsible for providing make-ups or issuing refunds, credits or transfers for days or entire workshops/classes missed as a result of illness, emergencies or other events beyond the School’s control. Scottsdale Artists’ School strongly urges all out-of-town students to buy refundable airline tickets in case of cancellations or other unforeseen changes. Call the School prior to registering if you have any questions regarding cancellation, transfer, and refund policies.

Workshop and Weekly Class Cancellations: Workshops: If you cancel more than seven (7) days before the start date of a workshop published in this schedule (except for Off-Site Workshops), the School will retain a $100 deposit as a credit in your account until the end of the fiscal year, June 30, 2013. The credit may only be used as a deposit on another workshop before June 30, 2013. If you cancel seven (7) days or less before the start date, you will forfeit your entire tuition. There are no refunds for no-shows or for withdrawals after a workshop begins. Weekly Classes: If you cancel more than seven (7) days before the start date of a weekly class published in this schedule, the School will refund your tuition paid, less a $30 cancellation fee. If you cancel seven (7) days or less before the start date, you will forfeit your entire tuition. There are no refunds for no-shows or for withdrawals after a weekly class begins.

Workshop and Weekly Class Transfers: Students who wish to transfer from one workshop or weekly class to another in this schedule must do so at least seven (7) days before the start date. No transfers are allowed after that date. Students will be charged a transfer fee of $15.

Please read carefully! Scottsdale Artists’ School’s policies have changed.

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