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COME USE THE CRAFT CENTER 1 GENERAL INFORMATION The EMU Craft Center is a comprehensive Arts Program that offers well equipped studios/labs and extensive workshops in most areas of the V isuai Arts. The program is both educational and recreational and encourages all levels of interest, from beginning hobbyist to serious artist, each work ing at his or her own pace. If you have an interest in art or a favorite hobby, the EMU Craft Center at the University of Oregon is for you! You’ll find us on the lower level, east wing of the Erb Memorial Union on 13th and University. MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION Membership at the Craft Center entitles you to use the facilities and tools in the Center anytime we're open. The Craft Center is open to all members of the University community and the general public to explore their creative talents and to develop an appreciation for the Arts. Membership is required for those workshops that use ( raft Center facilities and equipment. Workshops requiring memberships are starred (*) next to their description. Membership for current term University students, faculty, staff and their spouses is $5/term or $ 1/day use. Membership is SI 2/tcrm for alumni and LCC students or $8 when enrolled in a workshop over $20. Alumni may use the Craft Center for S2/day use. The general public may purchase a Craft Center membership for SI2 with enrollment in a workshop that costs $10 or more. " 1 . — ■*—1 STUDIO FACILITIES EMU Graft Ccnicr facilities available for use include a ceramics area with high-fire capabilities, darkrooms equipped for both black-and-white and color printing, a jewelry lab with casting and soldering equipment, a woodshop. and facilities for silkscrcen, batik, stained and fused glass, lapidary, bike repair, sewing, and numerous fiber techniques. Supplies are also available for sale. In addition, the Craft Center has hand tools for these areas and a collection of craft books and periodicals for member use within the Craft Ccnicr. Lockers arc available to members for $1 (small) or SI.75 (large) per term. WORKSHOP REGISTRATION Registration is on a first-come-scrvcd basis. Prcrcgistralion is strongly recommended to ensure your place in the class. Members of the University community will be asked to present University I.D.; students will be asked for their fee card. Alumni should bring some verification of being a student in the past. The general public may mail the registration form with a check or come by to register. REFUND POLICY Workshops will be refunded 100% 72 hours prior to the first mceung, 0% thereafter. If a workshop is cancelled, a full refund will be given. Memberships are not refundable. "Introductory Special” workshops are not refundable. __ - . i v SPECIALS •V-y 1 BIKE DOCTOR Tim Kaiser Jum (he prcscripuon to perk up your hike ami help you avoid wear, (ear and repair bills. In struenon will cover lubrication, tire trouble, brake and gear service, and trouble shooting, learning these care and maintenance skills will help you keep your bike rolling smoothly anti safely. Bring your bike to class. 3 hours of instruction. Monday, April 3 6:30-9:30 pm *061 $3 TIE DYEING Kathy Kale Turn your cotton tee shirts, socks, long under wear, etc. into wild and bright tie dyed items. Learn how to create a variety of patterns using different lying turd dyeing techniques. Bring items to dye. 3 hours of instruction. Two sessions offered: 1. Wednesday. April 5 2:00-5:00 pm #062 $3 2. Thursday, April 6 3:00-6:00 pm #063 $3 1 ..mm..... CERAMIC MUGS AND BOWLS Kathy kale Tired of tuppcrwarc? Hunk you’d rather starve before eating another meal off of styrofoam? You can artistically handbuild your own mugs, tumblers and small bowls in this workshop. Clay and glares provided. 3 hours of in struction. Tuesday, April 4 3:00-6:00 pm »ow SI 35MM CAMERA USE Rebecca Thompson 1 eam the "secret" meaning of all those numbers and letters! Short lecture including how your camera works. Includes discussion of film selection and composition for better pictures. Bring empty 35mm camera to class. 3 hours of instruction. Friday, April 7 2:00-5:00 pm #065 S3 MINI QUILTS liinky Brown lakahashi Create a 7" mini quilt to hang ext your wall or use as a pot holder Six patterns will be given to you for future use. Choose one to complete during our three hour workshop. Bring your own fabric to class. 3 hours of instruction. Saturday, April 8 12:30-3:30 pm #066 $3 1" ■ i m - VISITING ARTISTS 1 . 11 ■ FELTMAKING FUNDAMENTALS LECTURE AND WORKSHOP with Patricia Spark “Fcltmaking by Design, Not Accident" is the topic afaFREE SLIDE LECTURE which will provide a short history of traditional, ethnic fellmaking, and cover aspects of controlling the visual elements in feh ait pieces. Then join us for a TWO-DAY WORKSHOP which will introduce two methods of making felt by hand: Middle Eastern nomadic for flat felung, and Scandana vian for three-dimensional work. Techniques for controlling design, texture, and color wiu be covered. Participants can complete three felt pieces: one sample, one flat, and one three-dimensional. Ah levels of experience are welcome. Dyed fleece will be provided. 13 hows of instruction. Lecture: Friday, May 5 7:00-9:00 pm « _ Free Workshop: Saturday A Sunday, May 6 A 7 sow $39 members l: 10:00 am-5:00 pm (bring a sack torch) *>n $45 non-members PRE-fllStORIC ROCK ART AS INSPIRATION IN CONTEMPORARY ART LECTURE AND FIELD TRIP with Terri Warpinski and Dun Haas , Rock art sites may reveal information about die myth, ritual, and environment of pre-histone peoples. Many contemporary artists have been dealing with these same issues. We will view slides of both rock ait sites and contemporary artists’ work, and discuss their similarities and relationships. Saturday morning we will take a FIELD TRIP to Cascadia Cave - a very old and unique petroglyph sue. This wilt entail a moderate hike of 1-1/2 miles along the Santiam River. Lecture: Friday, MayT2 7:00-9:00 pm Free Field Trip: Saturday. May 13 10:00 am-3.-00 pm (bring a sack lunch) #074 $5 Registration Form: Spring 8^ WORKSHOP NAME ADDRESS ■&TV STATE ZIP' PHONE_ CLASS # (PLU)_ TUITION FEE_ MEMBERSHIP FEE (or «) - TOTAL FEES_ -J Please fill out both sides Spring 89 1 WORKSHOP NAME REFUND POLICY Workshops will bo refunded 100% 72 hours pnor to the first meeting. 0% thereafter If a workshop is cancelled, a full refund will bo given Member ships are not refundable. "Intro Special" workshops are not refundable. I CLASS * (PLU) - TUITION PEE MEMBERSHIP FEE (or »)_ TOTAL FEES I I I I J -j SPRING SPECIALS JAPANESE CARD MAKING ka/ue Masuyatna Make your own special cards for Mother’s Day or any occa sion, using traditional Japanese methods of Origami (paper folding) ami Kirigami (paper cutting). Students w ill loam to make such things as Kimono dolls ami Secret Boxes. All materials provided. 6 hours of instruction. Mondays, May 1 & 8 6:00-9:00 pm #067 $12 PAPER MARBLING Marilyn Mohr Learn to make the decorated papers traditionally used in bookbinding. Using oil colors on a paste size, many interest ing patterns can be created. These papers may be used for many craft items or collages. Paper and some paints will be provided. Wear old clothes and bring a tube of artist’s oil paint to share. 3 hours of instruction. Tuesday, May 2 6:00-9:00 pm #06* $9 PORCELAIN REFRIGERATOR MAGNETS Frank Gosar Remember the days when your greatest goal was to bring home something for Mom from art class, and how proud you felt when she hung it up on the refrigerator? Well, here's your chance to relive those days,and just in time for Mother’s Day! We provide the porcelain, colored slips glazes and mag nets, you provide the creativity. Have a magnetic personal ity? Here’s your chance to express it! 3 hours of instruction. Additional glazing session will be arranged by consent of class. Saturday, May 6 1:00-4:00 pm #069 S9 FRIENDSHIP BRACELETS Chrystal MeGuigan Remember your Iriends with gifts that will remind them of you. Create beautiful wrist and ankle bracelets of colorful cotton yam and beads using simple macramc and beading techniques. Materials for several bracelets will be pro vided. 2 hours of instruction. Thursday. May 11 7:00-9:00 pm #070 $4 ORIGAMI BIRDS Michael Sussman Capture the beauty ol Earth’s leathered creatures with the art of paper folding. Both beginners and experienced origamists will enjoy folding a variety of wonderful bird models. All materials will be provided. 3 hours of instruction. Saturday, May 13 10:30am-l:30 pm #071 S7 ,_|NOON:30 VIDEOS |_ ~ ■ ' .. It‘s showtime! The EMU Craft Center and Cultural Forum arc co-sponsoring Art videos on Mondays at 12:30 pm. We’re starting the term with the following woodworking videos. Watch for a schedule of future showings. Turning Wood-Part I: Between Centers April 10 Turning Wood-Part II: Face Plate Work April 17 £ Making Mortise-and-Tenon Joints April 24 Dovetail a Drawer May 1 _______ SUPPLIES FOR SALE BIKES: Tire Tubes. Patches, Patch Kit CERAMICS: Stoneware. Porcelain, Trim Tools, Tool Kits FIBERS: Dyes. Silk, Silk Scarves (•LASS: Solder, Copper Foil, Lead Came, Glass Cutters GRAPHICS: Silkscreen Silk, Poster Board MF3TALS: Stiver, Wax. Saw Blades, Saw Frames PHOTO: Chemicals, Film, Paper WOOD: Hardwoods, Sandpaper, Plywood. Dowels
