COME USE THE CRAFT CENTER
GENERAL INFORMATION
The EMU Craft Center is a comprehensive Arts Program offering well equipped facilities
and workshops in mosl areas of the Visual Arts. The program is both educational and
recreational and encourages all levels of interest, from beginning hobbyist to serious
artist. II you have an interest in art or a favorite hobby, the EMU Craft Center at the
University of Oregon is for you! You‘11 find us in the Krb Memorial Union (13th and
University) on the lower level, east wing.
MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION
C'ralt Center membership entitles you to use the facilities and tools in the Craft Center
anytime we're open. Membership is always available for the' entire UO community, UO
alumni and current I CC students. The general public may purchase a Craft Center
membership w ith enrollment in a Craft Center workshop costing $10 or more. Day use
passes are available for current UO community and UO alumni. I D. is required.
Memberships are valid for the term in which they are purchased, and arc not refundable.
Membership Fees (per term):
$5 UO students, faculty, staff, and spouses
$12 UO alumni, and c urrent LCC students
$12 General public w ith enrollment in Craft Center workshop costing $10 or more
••Discounts: Memberships are $8 for UO alumni, LCC students and
general public with enrollment in workshop costing $20 or more.
Day Use Fees:
$1 UO students, fac ulty and staff $2 UO alumni
Membership is required for workshops that use Crull Center fac ilities and equipment.
Workshops requiring memberships are starred (*).
STUDIO FACILITIES
EMU Craft Center facilities available for use include a ceramics area with high
firc capabilities, darkrtxims equipped for both black-and-white and color print
ing, a jewelry lab with casting and soldering equipment, a woodshop, and
facilities for silkscnecn, batik, stained and fused glass, lapidary, bike repair,
sewing, and numerous fiber techniques. The Cralt Center has hand tools, btxiks
and pcriodicalsformcmbcru.sc within thcCcnicr. Various supplies arc available
for sale; lockers arc available to members forSl (small)or SI.75 (large) per term.
WORKSHOP REGISTRATION
Registration is on a first-comc-firsl-scrve basis, continuing throughout the term
until classes begin or arc filled. Preregistration is strongly recommended to
ensure your place in a class. Workshop regislrauon can be done in person or by
mail, and must be accompanied with full payment. Members of the University
community purchasing Craft Center memberships will be required to present
University I D.
REFUND POLICY
Workshops will be refunded 100%, 72 hours prior to the first meeting, 0%
thereafter. “Intro Special'’ workshops are not refundable. If a workshop is
cancelled, a full refund will be given. Workshops which do not meet the
minimum requirements will be cancelled on or before the first class meeting.
Memberships are not refundable. If a membership was purchased for 1/2
price with a workshop, the full membership fee will be charged in the event the
student withdraws from the class.
--[INTRO SPECIALS!——
35MM CAMERA USE
Rebecca Thompson
1 cam ihc "secret" meaning of all those numbers and
letters! Short lecture including how your camera
works. Includes discussion of film selection and
composition for belter pictures. Bring empty 35111111
camera to class. 3 hours of instruction.
Wednesday, Sept. 27 2:00-5:00 pm #058 $3
TIE DYEING
Kathy Kale
Turn your tee shirts, shorts and s<xks into wild and
bright tie dyed items. I earn how to create a variety of
patterns using different tying and dyeing techniques.
Bring up to three pre-washed 100'? cotton items to
dye. 3 hours of instruction.
Three sessions offered:
1. Wednesday. Sept. 27 11:00-2:00 pm #059 $5
2. Wednesday, Sept. 27 2:30-5:30 pm #ow) S5
3. Thursday, Sept. 2K 2:30-5:30 pm #061 $5
CERAMIC MUGS AND BOWLS
Frank Ciosar
Tired of tupperware? Think you'd rather starve before
eating another meal off of styrofoam? You can artis
tically handbuiId your ow n mugs, tumblers and small
bowls m this workshop. Clay and glares provided.
3 hours of instruction.
DATECHANfJK: Ihurs.Sept.28,2-5pm $3
BIKE DOCTOR
Tim Kaiser
Just the prescription to perk up your bike and help you
avoid wear, tear and repair bills. Instruction will cover
lubrication, tire trouble, brake and gear service, and
trouble-shooting. Learning these care and mainte
nance skills will help you keep your bike rolling
smoothly and safely. Bring your bike to class. 3 hours
of instruction.
Tuesday, Oct. 3 6:30-9:30 pm #nt>t $3
- HALLOWEEN SPECIALS |
POKCF.LAIN MASKS
Peter Meyer
Create a porcelain mask just in lime for I tallow
eon! Make it tribal, new wave, punk, scary, hilari
ous the possibilities arc endless! Bring your
imagination and have fun creating a mask to wear
with your Halloween costume and/or hang on
your wall. All materials provided. 3 hours of in
struction. Additional gla/ing time will he ar
ranged by consent of class.
Tuesday, Oct. 17 6:70-9:70 pm #ow S10
ORIGAMI MASKS
Michael Sussman
Face up to origami by folding Halloween masks.
Create a variety of demons and devils. Wear
them, hang them, give them away. So much fun
it's shocking! All materials prmided. 7 hours
of instruction.
Saturday. Oct. 21 10:30-1:30 pm #065 S7
PAPIER MACHE MASKS
Rya
With this low tech, low cost medium, anything
goes! Make your own Halloween or other mask
in just two classes Newspaper, paste, and
acrylic paints provided. You bring any other
items you might want to color with, glue on, stick
on or otherwise add us your mask. 4 hixirs of in
struction.
Wednesdays,Oct. 18-25 7:00-9:00pm *** $12
FACE PAINTING
Starr
Prepare for your Halloween evening out. Drop by
the Craft Center between 4:00 ami 6:(X) pm and
have one of our talented stalf people decorate
your face. Bring your ideas and visions or let us
pul you in a character.
Tuesday. Oct. 31 4:00-6:00 nm #<*>7 SI
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JAPANESE CARD MAKING
Ka/ue Masuyama
Want to make your own unique Christmas cards this year?
In this class we will make cards with Japanese methods:
Origami (paper folding) & Kirigami (papercutting). Santa
Claus with sleigh and reindeer arc among the many sub
jects you can create. And you can write seasonal greetings
in Japanese! If you would like to give this Christmas an
oriental flavor, join this class. All materials provided. 6
hours of instruction.
Mondays, Nov. 20-27 6:00-9:00 pm #068 S14
STAINED GLASS ORNAMENTS
Mark Keefer
Ho! Ho! Ho! It’s Holiday time! Take an evening to make
a couple of stained glass ornaments for your window or
tree. All materials and tools supplied. 3 hours of
instruction.
Tuesday, Nov. 28 6:00-9:00 pm #<>6l> S10
UKRAINIAN EGG ORNAMENTS
Jane Reyer
Create delicate Christmas tree omamenLs using the tradi
tional Ukrainian wax-resist method of dyeing eggs. Intri
cate designs arc drawn on eggs with hot wax before
dipping the eggs in dye. Instruction will include blowing
out eggs and finishing eggs lex hanging. All materials
provided. 4 hours of instruction.
Saturday, Dec. 2 12:30-4:30 pm #070 $12
ORIGAMI ORNAMENTS
Michael Sussman
Fold a variety of colorful ornaments for your holiday pleas
ure. Lxam to make delightful inexpensive models that you
can leach your family and friends. All materials pro
vided. 3 hours of instruction.
Saturday, Dec. 2 10:30 am-1:30 pm #07t S7
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COMING DECEMBER 6 & 7
The Annual EMU Christmas
CRAFT FAIR
Artists interested in booth space may submit work or
slidesforjurying.EntrydcadlincisOctober 18. Formore
information, contact the EMU Craft Center, 686-4361.
SUPPLIES FOR SALE fr
BIKES: Tire Tubes, Patches. Patch Kits, Bearings
CERAMICS: Stoneware, Porcelain, Trim Tools,
Tool Kits
FIBERS: Dyes, Silk. Silk Scarves
GLASS: Solder, Copper Foil, Lead Came, Glass
Cutters
GRAPHICS: Silkscreen Silk, Poster Board
METALS: Silver, Wax, Saw Blades. Saw Frames
PHOTO: Chemicals, Film, Paper
WOOD: Hardwood. Sandpaper. Plywood, Dowels