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Art Tours / Creative Meetings / Art & BusinessAdult Classes & Workshops“Follow Your Bliss”— Joseph CampbellTOURS & MEETINGSART & BUSINESSBOOK ARTSBOOK ARTSArt Tours*Building a Self-Directed,Starter WebsiteBook Arts/ Printmaking:The Printed BookInstructor: Kim FayInstructor: Laura BeyerBook Arts:Paper Marbling/ BookbindingWorkshopThis workshop will help you take the initial stepsto build a user-friendly website that you canmanage yourself. You will learn the basics of howto setup the site, upload photos, add links andgadgets such as “buy now” and social media sharebuttons.This class will not produce a finished website foryou, but give you a start so you can do it on yourown.You will need a laptop (ideal) or tablet with internetcapabilities.This class will focus on the creation of handmadebooks using content created during class time.Students will learn versatile printmaking and markmaking techniques to use in the creation of one-ofa-kind book structures. Class is designed for beginners and more advanced bookmakers alike.The Birmingham Bloomfield Art Tours Group offersexciting monthly visits to artists’ studios, galleries, museums, homes, and other sites of artisticinterest. These are day trips by bus, with a stop forlunch. To explore this opportunity or to be addedto the substitute list, call:Arlene Oppenheim @ 248.885.8543or Carol Kobosh @ 248.788.4941*BBAT monthly visits are/were temporarilysuspended due to COVID-19 state restrictions.Call BBAC @ 248.644.0866 during businesshours for updates.Instructor: Laura BeyerThis workshop will be divided into two parts: thefirst part will cover basic techniques of paper marbling, and during the second part students will usethe papers created to make a one-of-a-kind book.2120.51.01.21 All LevelsSaturday, October 910:00 am – 4:00 pm, 1 session 120 Members, 160 Guests, 15 Materials Fee1120.51.01.21 All LevelsMondays, September 13 – December 610:00 am – 1:00 pm, 13 sessions 361 Members, 401 Guests, 35 Materials Feeright: Instructor Laura Beyer, Paper Marbling and Bookbinding2101.51.01.21 All LevelsSaturdays, October 16, 23 & 3012:30 pm - 3:30 pm, 3 sessions 144 Members, 184 Guestsabove: Art Tours Group @ Flint Institute of ArtsCreative Meetings & Workshops*Many opportunities exist for your business ororganization to create something unique in an artstudio atmosphere. Each workshop is designedspecifically to meet the needs of the group andfees are based on chosen project, instructor andcost of supplies. Catering can also be arrangedfor daytime or evening workshops.For more information, contact:Annie VanGelderen @ 248.644 .0866 Ext. 108or email AnnieVanGelderen@BBArtCenter.orgBBAC PROGRAM GUIDE10Register online at BBArtCenter.orgBBAC PROGRAM GUIDE11Register online at BBArtCenter.org

Adult Classes & WorkshopsAdult Classes & WorkshopsCER AMIC ARTSThe BBAC Ceramic Arts DepartmentCER AMIC ARTS**Classes Listed by Day of WeekWe offer students of all levels, ages and abilitiesnumerous opportunities to learn about ceramic artsand interact with other ceramic artists in the community. Whether you are a first-time or advancedstudent, this is the place to learn and grow.MondaysCeramics:Abstractions in ClayInstructor: Lisa FarrisPurchasing Clay at the BBACThis class will explore how clay can be a used asa medium for abstract art, whether it’s for figures,landscapes, architecture or simply abstract forms.Drawing inspiration from such greats as PeterVoulkos, Ruth Duckworth, Jan Kaneko and themany contemporary ceramic artists pushing theboundaries of the medium, the class will exposestudents to the rich tradition of abstraction inceramic arts. Students will learn the basics ofhand-building techniques, including pinching, coiling, slab building and the use of molds. We will alsoexploring the many surface treatments and glazesthat go beyond functional pottery. All to bring theircreative vision to life.One 25 lb. bag of clay is included with yourindependent Studio Class.BBAC offers the service of purchasing additionalclay (one bag at a time) and can be purchasedat the beginning of Independent Studio time. Limit is three, 25 lb. bags per term. Each 25 lb. bag of Wheat Stone is 17. Each 25 lb. bag of Porcelain is 20.CER AMIC ARTSCER AMIC ARTSMondaysTuesdaysCeramics: HandbuiltSculptural & Functional FormsCeramics:Advanced TechniquesInstructor: Tracey PriskaInstructor: Sue O’ConnorIn this class, participants will experiment with andexplore handbuilding techniques such as pinching,coiling, slab construction and subtractive methodsto create both sculptural and functional forms.Class time will also include technical demonstrations, group discussions and presentation ofcontemporary, ceramic work. Students will beencouraged to work at their own pace and skill levelwith guided instruction to continue developing theirown personal expression.This class is for those students who would like toexplore more advanced techniques. We will coverprojects in handbuilding and wheel-throwing usingtemplates, altering and reassembling. Projects mayinclude functional and sculptural objects with anemphasis on design.Porcelain will also be introduced.Prerequisite: Proficiency in throwing and handbuilding is required.1104.41.01.21 Levels 3 & 4Tuesdays, September 14 – December 79:00 am – 12:00 pm, 13 sessions 361 Members, 401 Guests 68 Materials/Studio Fee1104.51.03.21 All LevelsMondays, September 13 – December 66:30 pm – 9:30 pm, 13 sessions 361 Members, 401 Guests 68 Materials/Studio FeeCeramics: Handbuilding1104.51.01.21 All LevelsMondays, September 13 – December 69:00 am- 12:00 pm, 13 sessions 361 Members, 401 Guests 68 Materials/Studio FeeInstructor: Sue O’ConnorFunctional and sculptural forms will be exploredby using a variety of molds, slabs, textures andforms. We will focus on texture, balance, andfunctional use. Projects may include teapots, pitchers, dinnerware and sculptural forms. Students willbecome proficient in creating ceramic vessels witha unique surface and collecting a variety of handbuilding skills.Please bring a pottery tool kit and apron to class.Ceramics Foundations: All LevelsInstructor: Tracey PriskaExperience working with clay using basic foundations taught through an exploration of techniques;learn practical methods of ceramic arts such aswheel-throwing, handbuilding, surface decorationand glazing. Electric kiln-firing will be available andeach person will be working at their own level withthe guidance of the instructor.1104.51.04.21 All LevelsTuesdays, September 14 – December 712:30 pm – 3:30 pm, 13 sessions 361 Members, 401 Guests 68 Materials/Studio Fee1104.51.02.21 All LevelsMondays, September 13 – December 612:30 pm – 3:30 pm, 13 sessions 361 Members, 401 Guests 68 Materials/Studio Feeleft: Instructor Tracey Priska, The Landing, porcelainleft: Instructor Lisa Farris, Ceramic Totem, detailBBAC PROGRAM GUIDE12Register online at BBArtCenter.orgBBAC PROGRAM GUIDE13Register online at BBArtCenter.org

Adult Classes & WorkshopsAdult Classes & WorkshopsCER AMIC ARTSCER AMIC ARTSCER AMIC ARTSCER AMIC ARTSTuesdaysThursdaysFridaysCeramics: Wheel-ThrowingBeginner Ceramics: Wheel-ThrowingIntermediate/ AdvancedCeramic Sculpture:Intro to Figure & PortraitCeramics:Open Studio InformationInstructor: Chas KippInstructor: Sue O’ConnorInstructor: Mary DudekThis class is an introduction to the exciting processof wheel thrown ceramics. Developed for studentswith little or no clay experience, the class coversbasic skills at the potter’s wheel for creating functional work. Demonstrations will cover wedging,centering, and forming shapes such as vases,mugs, bowls and plates. Basic decorating andglazing techniques will be taught as well as moreadvanced techniques such as attaching multipleparts to one object, throwing lids, and surfacedecoration as student progress.From the basic cylinder, we are able to create amultitude of different shapes and sizes. We willconcentrate on multiple bowls, mugs, and otherfunctional wares which will enforce techniques,shape, and design. We will review trimming andglazing of pieces as well as learn new techniquesincluding altering and surface decorations.Prerequisite: Student MUST be able to throwa cylinder and be proficient in basic ceramic skillsbefore taking this class.In this class, students will learn the foundations offigure sculpture through a series of anatomy lectures, direct observation, and exercises. Studentswill gain a deep appreciation for the human body,an understanding of form and proportion, and learnthe basics of clay modeling, sculpting the portrait,and full figure in clay.Background in figure drawing recommended,but not required.Ceramics: Wheel-ThrowingIntermediate/ AdvancedCeramics Foundations:All LevelsInstructor: Chas KippInstructor: Tracey PriskaFrom the basic cylinder, we will create a multitudeof different shapes and sizes, and concentrate onfunctional wares which will include techniques,shape, and design. Demonstrations will coverwedging, centering, and forming shapes suchas vases, mugs, bowls and plates. As studentsprogress, basic decorating and glazing techniqueswill be taught as well as more advanced techniquessuch as attaching multiple parts to one object,throwing lids, and surface decoration.Prerequisite: Student MUST be able to throwa cylinder and be proficient in basic ceramic skillsbefore taking this class.Experience working with clay using basic foundations taught through an exploration of techniques;learn practical methods of ceramic arts such aswheel-throwing, handbuilding, surface decorationand glazing. Electric kiln-firing will be available andeach person will be working at his or her own levelwith the guidance of the instructor.1104.51.06.21 All LevelsWednesdays, September 15 – December 8No Class December 16:30 pm – 9:30 pm, 12 sessions 333 Members, 373 Guests 63 Materials/Studio FeeBBAC PROGRAM GUIDE1104.31.02.21 Level 2 & UpThursdays, September 16 – December 9No Class November 256:30 pm – 9:30 pm, 12 sessions 333 Members, 373 Guests 63 Materials/Studio Fee14Register online at BBArtCenter.orgClass size will continue to be limited until we getPAST the pandemic.There will be a sign-up process for studio timesduring the first week of classes. Students andinstructors must follow current health and safetypolicies while in the BBAC facility including: Wearing a mask at all times Social distancing in studios and entire facility Following sign-up procedures and attendanceWednesdays, September 22 – November 249:00 am – 12:00 pm, 10 sessionsWednesdays, September 22 – November 2412:30 pm – 3:30 pm, 10 sessionsright: Instructor Mary Dudek, Seated Figure, clay, Stonex, hand-painted, detailWednesdaysOpen Studio time is available for students currentlyregistered for a ceramics class (12 hours or more.)All students will have to rotate use of studio timesince there is a 10-student maximum per class.1116.51.01.21 All LevelsFridays, September 17 – December 10No Class November 279:00 am – 12:00 pm, 12 sessions 333 Members, 373 Guests 63 Materials/Studio Fee, 66 Model Fee1104.31.01.21 Level 2 & UpThursdays, September 16 – December 9No Class November 259:00 am – 12:00 pm, 12 sessions 333 Members, 373 Guests 63 Materials/Studio Fee1104.51.05.21 All LevelsTuesdays, September 14 – December 76:30 pm – 9:30 pm, 13 sessions 361 Members, 401 Guests 68 Materials/Studio FeeStudio Monitor: No InstructionFridays, September 24 – December 3*No Studio November 27*New Time: 12:30 pm – 3:30 pm, 10 sessionsSaturdays, September 25 – December 4No Studio November 281:45 pm – 4:45 pm, 10 sessionsBBAC Ceramic Arts PolicyCeramics classes, independent studios or openstudios are not intended to take the place ofa production studio and are intended to furtherthe education experience.Only work made at BBAC using clay from BBAC,can be glazed and fired at BBAC.BBAC PROGRAM GUIDE15Register online at BBArtCenter.org

Adult Classes & WorkshopsAdult Classes & WorkshopsDR AWING**Classes Listed by Day of WeekMondaysDrawing FoundationsInstructor: Dan KellerDrawing Foundations is based on providing students a solid foundation in drawing fundamentalsthrough an exploration of traditional media andtechniques. Students will learn about line, shape,composition, perspective, light & shadow andhow to translate a three-dimensional visual into atwo-dimensional drawing through observation andimagination. Students will learn to understand thepotential of drawing in itself, as well as apply thisknowledge to other media.DR AWINGDR AWINGDR AWINGTuesdaysWednesdaysWednesdaysDrawing & Anatomy:Intermediate/ Advanced FigureDrawing:Figure & PortraitDrawing:The Art & Skill of Drawing 1Instructor: Mary DudekInstructor: Dan KellerInstructor: Armin MersmannIn this class, students will advance their understanding and ability to draw the human body.Classes will include studies from a live model andstructure and anatomy demonstrations. Whileclass is geared towards intermediate and advancedstudents, students of all levels will be accommodated and all will come away with an increasedknowledge of the figure and accomplished bodyof work.In this class, students will learn the foundationsof drawing the figure and portrait from a livemodel. Through demonstrations, individualinstruction and group critiques, students willdevelop the necessary skills of figure and portraitdrawing such as proportion, gesture, practicalanatomy, lighting and constructing form.The Art and Skill of Drawing is designed with thebeginner in mind, but intermediate students will geta lot of new information as well. This is an essentialclass for those who want to draw, and is a greatstarting point for those who would like to moveinto other media such as painting, photography,sculpture and digital art. Students will learn the artof observation, (the first component in learning howto draw) and be introduced to drawing fundamentals: line, shape, volume, proportion, space, shading, value, and sight measuring. These techniqueswill be applied to black and white media, withprimary concentration on graphite.Students will receive individual attention no matterwhat their skill level.1105.31.01.21 Level 2 & UpTuesdays, September 14 – December 79:00 am – 12:00 pm, 13 sessions 361 Members, 401 Guests, 143 Model Fee1105.23.01.21 Level 1 & UpMondays, September 13 - December 69:00 am – 12:00 pm, 13 sessions 361 Members, 401 GuestsDrawing:Beginner Figure1105.51.01.21 All LevelsWednesdays, September 15 – December 8No Class December 19:00 am – 12:00 pm, 12 sessions 333 Members, 373 Guests, 132 Model Fee1105.51.02.21 All LevelsWednesdays, September 15 – December 8No Class December 112:30 pm - 3:30 pm, 12 sessions 333 Members, 373 Guests, 132 Model Fee1105.21.03.20 Level 1Wednesdays, September 15 – December 8No Class November 24 & December 14:00 pm – 7:00 pm, 11 sessions 305 Members, 345 GuestsInstructor: Dan KellerIn this class, students will be introduced to drawingthe figure from a live model. This includes trainingthe eye how to see the shapes and proportion ofa figure and capture that in a drawing. Throughdemonstrations and individual instruction, studentswill develop the basic skills of figure drawing suchas proportion, gesture, practical anatomy, lightingand constructing form.Prerequisite: Should have some experience withbasic drawing before taking this class.Drawing: Portrait & FigureInstructor: Mary Dudek1105.23.02.21 Level 1 & UpMondays, September 13 – December 612:30 pm – 3:30 pm, 13 sessions 361 Members, 401 Guests, 143 Model FeeStudents will advance their understanding andability to draw and capture portraits along with thefull figure. Classes will include studies from a livemodel and structure and anatomy demonstrations.Beginning to advanced students will come awaywith an increase in confidence in drawing the head,portrait, and full figure.above right: Instructor Mary Dudek,Portrait Close Up, graphiteBBAC PROGRAM GUIDEabove: Instructor Armin Mersmann, Eye Study, graphite1105.31.02.21 Level 2 & UpTuesdays, September 14 – December 712:30 pm – 3:30 pm, 13 sessions 361 Members, 401 Guests, 143 Model Fee16Register online at BBArtCenter.orgleft: Nina Ashraft, Sundays at Home,conté crayon on mylar, detailBBAC PROGRAM GUIDE17Register online at BBArtCenter.org

Adult Classes & WorkshopsAdult Classes & WorkshopsDR AWINGDR AWINGDR AWING & PAINTING*ThursdaysSaturdays*Classes Listed by Day of WeekDrawing:An IntroductionDrawing:Natural Science Illustration Studio/Studies in Color 1Instructor: Colleen SandersFridaysDrawing & Painting:Drop-In StudioInstructor: Barbara HolmerThis class was designed specifically for people withno previous art experience. Drawing is the foundation for all other media including painting, pastels,and sculpture. Instruction will provide fundamentalvocabulary, tools, and techniques to begin seeingthrough the eyes of an artist.Enjoy fun weekly projects in a relaxed and comfortable non-threatening environment.Studio Monitor: Martin BrillCreate accurate, realistic drawings with coloredpencil or watercolor using subjects from nature.We will review color mixing then delve into studiesthat depict basic color harmonies. Subjects willbe provided for the first class; students will beresponsible for bringing relevant subjects for theremaining classes.Please bring all drawing supplies to the first class.1105.11.01.21 Intro LevelThursdays, September 16 – December 9No Class November 259:00 am – 12:00 pm, 12 sessions 333 Members, 373 Guests, 10 Materials FeeBBAC current members have the opportunityto draw & paint from a model in an open studioenvironment without instruction.Current BBAC membership is required to attendthis drawing & painting studio. If you are not sureif your membership is up-to-date, please stop inthe front office to check before attending class.1105.31.03.21 Level 2 & UpSaturdays, September 25 – November 2012:30 pm – 3:30 pm, 9 sessions 250 Members, 290 Guests, 5 Materials FeeSpace is limited to the first 10 members to arrive.Questions?Contact Martin Brill @ 248.933.6213No Instruction / All LevelsFridays, September 17 – Decem

Teen & Youth Classes Explore a variety of studio art camps and work-shops offered for preschool through high school all summer long! All classes are taught by experienced artist-educators who provide high quality instruc-tion in drawing, painting, ceramics, jewelry/metals, printmaking, fashion, animation, portfolio prepara-tion and more.