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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1994)
EMU CRAFT CENTER Wl NTER 94 WORKSHOPS WOODWORKING Beginning Woodworking Dean Lamoumix • PUCrenwdl •Jo«h Vngd Materialize yiHir ideas in the wtxxl shop < rcatc a nn eject while learning power inol use and safety Instruction will cover project design, wood profXTties, hand arul power tool use and joinery Allow’ for extra shop time and cost of your project 21 hours of instruction Membership required Three scssk ms i illercd 1 Mon, Jan 10-Fcb 2H 6:00-9:00 pm 2 Tues, |an 11 Mar 2 6:00-9:00 pm 3 Sun, Jan 2.3 Mar 6 3 00-8 (X) pin Instnictor Lamoureux PLl' l mcmlxTs $t3 Instnictor Green well I’l.l' 2 nx-mhers $ |3 Insmator Vogel I’l l' 3 members $*3 Continuing Woodworking Tom I'rhan spend six evenings of open strop with an expen enced wot xiw taker. Kxplore new techniques, get In-Ip and advice on your ixt project, or finish that project front a previous class Ur- woodshop is otten during this tunc- Memlx-rship required Wed, Jan l‘> Feb 2* 7:00-9:IS pm I’Ll i tm-mlx-rs $I0 I jgkt Tabij: Making Pat Green well • Dean lamoureux Spend two Saturdays making the ultimate light table incorporating your Mayiine and Iforco into a sltaix- that fits studio dc-sks in Lawrence I fall Izxkahle, |xirt.ible, and functional. this table is a must for your studio space Wood and sc rews pnrvidt-d Smdents will need to purchase their own glass, lights and Itorco 0 hours of instmetion Metnlx-rshtp required I wo sessions oflc-red 1 Sat, Ian H. 10:00-4 V) Instructor (>rcenwcll Sat, Jan 15, in no i no I’l i s members $38 2s.it, |an 22. 10:00 i 3n Instructor lamoureux Sat, |an 29. lOOD 100 I’ll 0 im-mlx-rs $.38 W<XM> LATHE Brent Baker \',inims wood lathe technicjucs vcill l<c demon strated, me hiding Ix'tvveen center turning (table legs, candle holders! and lace plate turning (Icowls and plates) Discussion on design and finishing nietncxls included A hours ol instruction sun Feb 13 ♦ 2<) I’Ll ~ . memlx-rs ST 2 00 i 30pm I’ll H non memlx-rs sj| BIKE REPAIR WHOLE BlKJ Ill-M ill Tim Kaiser •Sarah Helnx-rs llap|x-*Brad Mills stranded In a broken bike' Never again' learn to overhaul I earing sets irijnst gears and brakes and true your wheels lt\ the end ol (> weeks \our bicvclc" will Ik- overhauled bring ycxir bicycle to each class \llow 33 lor replacement Ix-anngs 13 ItcRirs ol instruction three sessions offered I Mon, Ian 2 t I cb 28 6 (X) 8 30pm Instructor Mills 2 I ues |.m I 1 Feb 15 " tx) 9 30pm Instructor Kaiser .3 Vi ed. Ian 12 Feb 16 7 00-9 ,30pm Instructor llappe I’ll 9 memlx-rs $36 I’Ll It)non-memlx-rs $rO I’Ll II memlx-rs $.36 I’ll 12 non-memlx-rs $ to I’Ll 13 memlx-rs S 3C> I’l l 14 non-memlx-rs $40 CERAMICS Bfxhmvlng Ceramics Frank Goaar • Staff This workshop is everything ye hi need (or .1 tlvmxjgh grounding in ceramics Wheel throwing, handhutkling. and gi.i/mg technKjucs will be covered, with individualized instruction for Ix-gmners and those with previous experience ( Liy (23 ll>s> and gla/cs prov'kkxi IK IxHirs <>t instruction Membership required Three sessions 1 Sun. Jan 23 Feb 2"1 instructor ( .osar 3 00 H 00 pm I’l l 13 members $42 2 Wed. Jan 10 Feb 23 Instmetor (los.u 6:30-9 30 pm I'l l 16 memlx*rs $42 3 Wed. Ian 26 Mar 2 Instmetor: Stall 3:00-600 pm 1*1.1 1" members S t2 Cx)ntini ing Ceramics Frank (hmut For those with previous day experience Kxpand your skills and personal expression with das Iih tease sour throwing anil liaixllxiilding skills, make specialized tools. and refine your gla/tng techniques ( las <23 lbs) and glazes provided IK hours ol mstrui turn Memlx-rship required I ues Jan 23 Mar 1 300-6 oopm 1*1.1 IK members $42 IlANlFHl JIllMNCr/Sa tjptirk Frank (atsar l.xplore sour own irnagmatise pnxrss through ilas learn ancient mctlwxlsol clay const met i< >n 1 oil building, slab biukling, i ars ing, jcklitive and sultractive tec hni(|ues < las (23 lbs) and glazes pmvickxl 13 hours ol mstmction Memtx-rship required st* >n. |an 2 1 Feb 21 t> 30 0 (Opm I’lt 16 memlx'rs S3K CX>IX>RKI> 1“ >K( j.iain Martha Johnson Il.indbuild Ixuuntul t ups and Ixiwls with colored porceLtin using white sliades of gtc\ anti .1 tew accent tolors Colored slips will lx- available Porcelain. mason stains and glazes provides I 12 hours of instruction Memlx-rship required lues, Ian IH lcl>!s ii (O-'T.SOpm 1*1.1 20 memlx-rs $.4o Raki Firing Trank (iiisar \ s|x tul. one tune tiring lor intermediate and advanced students interested in exjxTiineroing w itf 1 raku technn|ties Hung vfi nieces of hisqued pottery ot st tiljxure to glaze amt fire in this tlaniUivant process (dazes and tiring provided 6 hours of institution Meinlx-rslnp requited Sal. lel> 2<> 11:00am S:OOpm 1*1.1 21 memlx-rs S1K CLASS STAINED Gl ASS Mark Keefer Create your own Ixuutiful stained glass window1 IX sign principles and the loti wrap ctmstructkin metluxl will lx- taught beginning to expenemml students are welcome Tools ami some materials provided Allow extra money for glass 21 liours of instruction Membership requited Sun, Ian 0 Jan2.$-l;eb 27 S iMi-Ktxipm I’Ll 22 memlx-rs $40 Intro to Gians Fusing Mark Keefer Rediscover the ancient KgvjXun attfonn ol glass fusing IIils two session class will cover primary fusing tcchnkjues and allow students to create a lew small pieces ol jewelry Tools and glass provided $ liours ol irvstniction Sun. Ian 2$ ♦ .40 I’Ll’ 24 memlx*rs Slti 2 00- t 40pm Hi t 2 » non memlx-rs $20 Flint KNAPPiNCi Craig Katzat An intrixluction to stone t« x >1 working techniques I’artu ipants w ill learn how to nuke obsidian and Hint tools-kmves. axes, and arrow points using antler and stone hammers and flakers Materials ami tools provided 10 hours ol instruction l ues. Feb 8-Mar 8 I’Ll 2S memlx-rs $2K ’ 00-9:00pm I’Ll' 26 non-members $42 Cuxxface Etching Demetrius GonzAIcz Create your own dock Design and etch a glass clock face, assemble provided backing, hands, dock meclumsm ami etched lace into a finislx*d dock, -t hrs of instmction Sun, Feb 6 PLU 27 members $20 12:30-4:30pm PLU 28 non-members $24 FIBERS Navajo Weaving (iurllnc Durchanrk Design and weave .1 Navajo nig Sudents will warp .1 loom, .ukI design and weave .1 small pn >to 1 Advanced students will learn more complicated techniques (osi includes frame loom which is yours to keep and first warp yams Allow extra money tor materials IH hours ot instructkin Mon. Jan 24-Feb 28 Pl.l'29 members S 6:00-9 00 pm PLl 30 non-members $»o Mapuche Loom Weaving (•crman (Joe) Maqurliuc Heginning stutlents will design and weave .1 Ix'lt anil scarf on .1 South American Mapuche loom Students will learn to warp and prepare the loom Advanced students will design and weave a I x-lt using Mapuche style puking techniques Cost includes a Mapuche loom lor you to keep Is hours 1 >! instruction Wed, Jan 26-Mar 2 Pl.l 31 members $ i2 (i (il k K)pm I’Ll 32 non-members $46 Tabu: Llxvm Weaving Vicki I>uerr learn the foundation of handweaving w Ink exploring your creativity Warp preparation, dressing the loom and finishing techniques will Ix‘covered 18 hours ol instruction Memlx-rship required Thurs, Jan 20-Peb 2-i PLl' 33 members S-t3 6:00-9:00pm I’l l 31 non-members S4"7 Fabrk: Marbiing Barbara Friedson < .reate your own marbled designs on fabric using thus ancient .inform Printed fabrics ran lx- utilized for quilts, vests, home decorations and other projects fabric and paints will lx- provided wearing work clothes is advised 3 hours of instruction Wed. Feb 23 + Mar 2 I’Ll 33 memlx-ts 322 6 30-9:00pn> I’ll 3<> non-memlx-rs $26 KNITTING Rya Knitting is .1 perfect way it> a-lax white creating Ix-autilul garments liter learning basic knitting to hniqucs, imi h student will select a simple proud such as a hat. scart or a vest This class is lor students with little or no exfx-nence Needles and some yam provided lit hours of instruction Mon, Jan 3 1 f ell 28 PH 37 members SJ2 (s 30 8 30pm PI I 38 non-members S2<> Spinning Jennifer Fancher I xplore the |> issibilities ol y arn design while treating \our own liandspun wool stall on the drop spindle and move rapidly to the spinning wheel (aist includes some fleece 3 hours ol instruction Mon, (an 2* + 31 I'Ll' 30 memlx-rs sis 6.30-9:(X)pm I’Ll -tO non-memlx*rs $22 WtxH. Dyeing the Natural Way Jennifer Fancher Learn the art of natural dyeing The sc ience ol using mordants to get variations in color will lx covered Colors this term will come from onion skin, walnut shells, madder and hemloc k bark t ost iniludes some pre washed wool tor you to spin IxTore class Ix-gins 3 hours of instruction Mon, Feb 7 + I t I’Ll tl members $22 630-9.00pm I’ll 42 non-members $26 Bfaowork Kim Balsam Learn traditional and contemporary I leading techniques, inc luding Peyote stiuh. Comanc he weave, lace stitch, and loom beading All levels ol expenenct* welcome (aist includes a lx-ad lixnn for ycxi to keep, w.iqi threads and needles Bring S3-1 to the first i lass to pure base tx-ads 12 hours mstnution Wed. Ian 12 Fc-b lti I’Ll )3 members S3d 6 30-8 30pm PLl I i non-memlx-rs S31 Speed Quitting Kinky Brown Iakahashi Classic quilt patterns and mixiular piec mg tech mques combine to produce a traditional qualitv uurlt in a trac tion ol the usual tune. Select one ol trie following patterns Snow Ball. Bla/ing Star, Around the World, or Log Cabin The first class meeting will include discussions of patterns, color, fa line requirements and selections All lew els of experience welcome. Out-of-class sewing time may be necessary 13 htxirs of instruction. Tues, Jan 18-Feb 22 I’l l! 43 memlx-rs $32 6:00-8:30 pm PLl ’ 46 non-members $36 JEWELRY Beginning Jewelry Techniques Jamn l)alllng • Marcia A. MacDonald Hits lx-ginning class will explore a vancty i >t techniques in w hich one or more projects w ill he completed dunng class time Fm pi uses w ill In- on fahm .ition with some exploration of casting I Vmonstr.itions include cutting, tiling, soklenng, design. design transfer, marriage ol metals, findings, and cold connections s>me materials provided 21 Ik Kirs of instruction MemlxTship nxiuin.il Two sessions offered 1 l ues, |an 11 Feh 22 Instructor: MacDonald (v00-9 00pm I’Ll t" memlx-rs $ is 2 Vied. Ian 12 l-'eb 23 Instructor Hailing 600-900pm I’Ll iH memlx-rs $tS INTERMEDIATE JEWELRY Marcia A. MacDonald I xp.ind your |ewelrc skills in fahneation. alloying, sit k k forming techniques, prong tvjx- gemstone setting, finishing anil casting prohfem solving ()pen time with each session lor working on special problems Some materials provided 1H hours of instruction Memlx-rship rcxjuirixl Thurs. Jan 13-Feb 1” 6:00-9:00pm I’Ll t*> memlx-rs S *2 Fimo Ciay Jewelry Kathy llerrman Fashion your own unique g-welry using colorful I INK ) t lac You'll learn the tec hniques of mixing colors, marbling, millction. and incised design to create exciting and unique Ix-ads and jewelry I tnishing treatments, jewelry construe lion and design will lx- discussed. \ll materials provided 10 hours of instruction Vtjed, Ian 12 Feh 2 I’Ll SO memlx-rs $30 0:(Kt K 30[->m I’ll SI non memlx-rs $ Vi Enameling I aura t H-rards An intrixiuclorc exploration into the art of true glass enameling Students will learn hands on tex hniques (if traditic>nal enameling on u >p|xr Secetal small ic-ccelrc pieces and sample strips will lx- completed Simple soldering will lx- covered, hut previous torch work is very hclplul. 12 hours ol instruction Memlx-rship required Mi >n. Id > " 2h (i (Hi ’l lX)pm I’l l S2 memlx-rs $3 i PAPERS & PENS B(X)KKIM)LN(. Marilyn Mohr Make your own hardlx xind (oumal or ske tell Ixmk lki.su Ixxikbmding tec hniques will lx taught, fix using on the hardbound lxx>k smaller pn ijects demonstrating la|xrnese and pamphlet seeing ill In’ taught as nine allows The first v lass will feature the designing of paste papers that can lx- used for future projects Most materials provided 12 hours of instniction Mon, f eb " 28 PLl' 53 memlx-rs 5 32 6:00 9 (X) pm Pit i) non •memlx-rs $36 Caijj<«rapiiy Sampler Jennifer Fancher We will team several different hands in this class Hie classic Roman proportions serve as the foundational model tor the study of calligraphy Prom the classic Roman incxicT, executed with two different styles of nibs, we will learn the humanistic and italic hands 1 ncial will lx1 in eluded representing a Medieval style Materials provided 12 hours of instruction l ues, Ian 11 I eh 15 Pl.t’55 members $30 6 30-8 ,50pm PIT 56 non memtiers $3-i Color Pencil Techniques Jan Cieloha ( ome as you are colored jx’ih il c lass—w hether you're a Ix-ginner or an exjx’rtenced [X’nc iltst students will leam some basic draw ing skills to facilitate work with colored jx’ncils Inrough sevcTal short assignments you will discover line cjualities, textural treatments color mixing and the the efftvts of vaned work surfaces For those with sjxc if ic interests or more experience, individual pnijects can lx- tailored to your needs Materials provided. 15 hours of instruction Tues.Jan 11 Feb 15 PLL 5? memlx-rs $52 6 00-8 ,30pm PIT’ 58 non members $.36 PAPER & PENS Drawing Christ < milfoil This fundamental drawing c lass will lixus on principles ot (K*RV(Xion anil how t|K-y contribute to the ability to see anil ilraw lx*tter ( omcjXs such as pm tsion. huLince ami imagination will lx* explored with a variety irf media and techniques \ll materials provided IS hours ol instnution Wed |an 2(> Mar 2 I’l l S*) memlx-rs $ *> (> V) V 00pm I’l l 00 n< irv memlx-rs S i s T-shirt & Fostor Siikm ru n Frederick Aguilera Design and print your own I shirt, poster, or cards learn the photoemulsion mctlnxl ol silk.screen stencil 'Ole'll discuss inks stencil mi-thixls, |iapcr> and fabm s Allow Si's il you want your own screen Ink ami some stencil material provided 1H hours ol lastruiUon Memlx-iship required rtiurs, Ian l.S-Feb 17 6.00-0 oopm 1*1.1 (d memlx-rs S is JAPANESE PAPER MARMING Marilyn Mohr Suminagashi is possibly the most ancient lorm ol marbling Vi e w ill explore this traditional medium in w hiifi sumi inks are floated on water to i reate sill it le designs evoking patterns in nature Paper and inks will lx- pros ided VCeat work doilies and bring am handmade paper. lapam-se pajx-r . or inks sou wish to try li hours ol irvstniiliou Weil. IVb 16 I’l l 02 memlx-is Sis OtXi-OSOpm I’ll OS non-memlx-rs SIO Portfolio Box Construction Nancy Pobanz (.< >twnict .1 prmMon l*>\ case designed i« > Ixmse sour special set ol photographs prints. Ixmks or other .111 work Bring something ifiat nereis .1 case or haw a general idea ol the st/e you might Itko to make (less than 10'xli \2 > students may bring a s|Hs ial pa|X'l to Ih' used to cover or line live Ixix In In nits ()l instmi tie m Ihurs. I eb in Mar $ I’Ll to memlx-rs S2S b SO-1) (K)pm 1*1.1? hS non memlx-rs i.1*) IVIROIMXTION IX) PAPI-R S<I IFUIRE Nancy htluiu I xplore the possibilities lot utilizing p.i|x-r anil pajx-r pulp as a m ulptural meitium The 1 lass includes ilemonstrations ol several lei hnitjues and a chance to try each one- We will recycle |va|x-r to create pulp. use commercial pulp, anil make a plaster mold 10 hours of mstniciion Ihurs, Jan 1X leb ( I’l l (>*> memlx-rs SJH (t so ') (Hipm I’ll ti" non memlx-rs $$2 Papermaking I .Aimec Yogi Come in from tin- rain anil |otn us tor some pa|x-m taking Wi ll have a short stale prescnla lion on the history, prrxess. and plants used tor papemuking Ilien we ll make jujx-rs using hair 1 net lux Is Tapa, Himalayan. T.urojx-an, and lapa nese All materials provided and a source list will lx- (landed out 6 hours ol msirudion sat. |an Is -29 I’Ll <>H members SIS lO:S()am 12-SOpm BIT 69 non memlx-rs $ 10 PAFKKMAKLSKi 11 Aimer Yogi W e start k k >kin in this 1 lass! Alter an intnxhii torv walk around campus to see the different plants tisiil lor papermaking, students w ill c«x>k and share pulps gathered Iron! tlx- fields All materials provided 6 hours ol instnrction Sat, leh s l9 I’ll -0 memlxTs Sis 10:30am-12 30pm I’l l "*1 non memlx-rs Sl‘> ENCHANTED WORIi) OL WATERXXMXW Chris (milfoil Regain the enchantment ol ehildhixxl. and enter the "woods and waters wild ol the lairy tale world 111 this workshop we w ill explore w hat ■fancy treeing work with color tan offer to our understanding of the world s weeping In contrast to the detail ol illustrator s craft, we w ill use veil technique to weave color into mood, mtxxl into form and form into mot it No previous watercolor or color theory background necessary, all levels ol experience encouraged. 10 hours of instruction All materials supplied Mon. l-eli "" 2H BIT y2 memlx-rs $2$ 6 30-9:00(1111 BITS 73 non memlx-rs $20 THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF COIIAGF. with David Suit Coming this term-see the Winter Specials olfered on the last page* of this brochure. Le Monday. PHOTOGRAPHY Beginning PtKmx*RAPirv Tina PwuralunniU • Krbciva Thompson Leam h<m to use* y»mr camera, deceit>p IVX'X flint, and nuke IVStVt contact prints ami enlarge nn-nt.s tiompirsiuon, tlx- camera. ami darknxxn techniques w ill lx- covered rinng your emjMv SSmm tanxTa to the hrst i Lins film, t hemn a Is ami some paix*t will lx* provxkxl IH hours ol uvstnictu>n Membership required Time sessions offered 1 Sun. Ian 2.S feh 2" Instructor Dworakowski V OO-HOOpin I’ll ’t memlxTs $18 2 Mon Ian 2 l feh 2H lastnutor Thompson (rOO‘j OOprn |>|.l "S memlx rs 5 |H 5 lues, Ian 2s Mar I Instmetor Thompson 2 So S SOpm I’l I ’(> memlxTs VlM IVIIJIMI JHAITI PlHmXiRAPlIY C.A. Hunts This v lass is tor photographers experienced in ilarknxnn pnxevlures ami interested in fine tuning the pr< x ess < >t cxp< istire 1i Hit ml light. suh|eit matter, composition, the /one System ami equipment will lx- disiussed Chemuals provided bring your i amera to the lust i lass |H hours ol uvstruition Membership required Wed. |an 12 I eh 16 6 OririOripm I’l l ',‘T members S-iH llANIM OIORING R&W FllcriXIS Vakrk- Nguyen \dd color to your IVSW rrhotogniphs' In this two session »lass we wilt explore traditional and contemporary rm*tluxls ol lumlcolonng punts Previous photographu ex|x*neme not ret|uired Hung Its w pliotogiaphs punted on matte surface pj|x*r (R( pa|x-r wall not work) Color jx iHils, oils, ilyes, ami practice prints will lx' available s hours ol mstruition Mon. Ian 2l amt M I’ll ~’H memlxrs Sis 6 00 8 Sopm I’l l "?ri non mcmlxus $19 PlICmXiRAPIl Y(H K Ari su/annc Russell Document vout artwork for m hoots, galleries, shows and grants lupu s u ill uu luili' photo graphing 21) ami 3D work anil iIimusmoii on I mi k grout ids. t\ |K'sol lighting anil him i hones I'ach artist will complete slides ot at least one piece of then art Dim provided 9 hi nits i >1 instruct!! m Mon (an Id. Jt M I’l l St) metnl>ers $29 6 oil o 00pm I’l l si non uiemlH ts s " Alternative PHOivxiRAPiiK Priviinc. Toni < a pies I xplorr alternatives to H \ NX printing with two of photography's oldest pun esses cy.motypc anil Van Dyke Students will make light sensitive emulsions, hand coat papers, and make enlarged negatives The lyanotytH prmess prodmed lxMtilih.il blue prints anil the Van Dyke process results in deep rich brown tones students may hung various (non photographic ) pajx-rs lor experimenting I’rior darkroom experience is necessary Attendant e at the first session is important as no make up time is available Materials provided 12 hours of instruction Membership required l ues, Jan 11 I eb 1 bOOdLOOpm I’Ll H_> memliers $32 LvnwMMxmoN ix> Color Priyiint. Torn ( a pies Prtxlucc color prints from color negatives This i lass covers color correction, density control, anil various darktoom prtx edures for achtev mg the final print Prior darkroom ex|x*rtence is required Students must bring color negatives to the first meeting Some p.qx-r and chemistry provided IK hours ol instruction MemlxTship required Tlitirs, Jan 2"> Mar 3 hoti boopm I’Ll 183 members $V5 Pinhole Camera Jeri MrA/ek Allergic to technical cuuipmcnt' NX e will construct simple lensolcss cameras and explore their image making capabilities Pinhole photography is inex|x-nsive and lots of fun Darkrixim experience is rvouircd bring a box or container and we ll supply the rest 6 hours of instruction Sun, Feb 6 ♦13 1:00-4:(X)pm FLU Hi members $2 ) irmuarv 3, 1004 Paid Advarhaamxnt - Oraoon Dtutv Emerald 3l
