[Art-HighSchoolTeachers] ART DAY 2019 - LAST AND FINAL CALL
Patti Doster
Patti.Doster at tamuc.edu
Tue Oct 15 13:29:47 CDT 2019
LAST AND FINAL CALL
Morning and Afternoon Airbrush Workshop is now full and unavailable.
Afternoon Glass Fusing Workshop is now full and unavailable.
Day of the Event: OCTOBER 19, 2019
ART DAY – REGISTRATION!!
https://pride.tamuc.edu/art/event/save-the-date-art-day-mane-event-october-12-2019/
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Schedule of Events!
Art Day/Mane Event Workshop Saturday, October 19, 2019
8:00-8:30a.m. Check-In & Refreshments (Pick up art packets)
Pick up your art workshop agendas at the art table
Enter to win Art Portfolio Scholarships
Senior high school students and transfer students eligible
Drop off ART PORTFOLIOS at art table
*Late registration after 9:15 a.m. will be located in the main art building, Art Office
9:15-10:00a.m
Mane Event Academic Session #1
This is your chance to meet some of your future professors! They have prepared an interactive experience to showcase all of the possibilities that await you! Academic Sessions listed on the pack of Mane Event Agenda
10:15 a.m.-11:00a.m.
Parent Session/The Facts and Nothing but the Facts/Dr. William Wadley
Main Art Building/Conference Room 105 Limit: no registration required
An overview of the Department of Art and the different programs and opportunities offered
10:00 a.m.-12:00p.m. Morning Workshops
1- Airbrush Painting on T-shirts Workshop/Gerard Huber
Main Art Building/room 202 Limit: 8
Students will design, cut their own stencils and airbrush their own t-shirt.
**Students need to bring:
One pre-washed white t-shirt (if the t-shirt is not pre-washed the sizing will repel the paint) and Inspiration
All other materials will be provided.
2-Collage: Mixed-media Assemblage/Brian Weaver
WTFA 129 Limit: 12
Students will work with found text and images to create postcard sized imagery that elicits emotive content and ideas. The various art images created will then be encased under a Plexiglas and double-sided adhesive polymer material to solidify the imagery and the idea itself.
3- A Modern Twist to Ancient Sand Painting/Renee Wallace
Main Art Building/room 206 Limit: 10
Participants will use colored sand on a sticker to create interesting and colorful images which will focus on texture, balance, and unity. All materials will be provided.
4- Raku Ceramics Workshop/Pati Dye
WTFA/room 116 Limit: 10
Learn the ancient traditional Japanese method of firing called Raku. Each participant will be given a ceramic plate to decorate with glaze and then will participate in the firing of their piece. Bring a ling-sleeved work shirt. Bisque ware, brushes and glazes will be provided.
5- Twist and Shout: Bookmaking/Christine Blackhurst
Main Art Building, room 103A Limit: 10
Learn how to make a spiral bound sketchbook. In this workshop, participants will create each aspect of a spiral bound sketchbook including; cutting paper to size, fashioning covers, and making the coil binding.
All materials and tools will be provided.
6- Make Your Mark, Dry Point Etching/Emily Broussard
WTFA/room 213 Limit: 5
In this workshop, you will be learning a brief history of printmaking and the contemporary method of etching into Plexiglas. Using a provided black and white photograph, a 3”x4” piece of Plexiglas, and a scribe, you will etch the image into the Plexiglas, ink the plate, run it through the press, and behold! You will experience the magic of your first print! So, come join Emily Broussard and in this unparalleled experience in art making, and MAKE YOUR MARK! All materials will be provided.
7-Digital Photographic Manipulations/Leigh Merrill
WTFA 207 Limit: 10
In this workshop participants, will work in Photoshop to learn how to do simple
techniques to create amalgamations, anaglyphs, text-edited glitch imagery, and more. All materials will be provided.
8-Illuminated Sculpture/Jareth Arcane
Main Art Building/room 205 Limit: 10 limit
Using everyday materials, participants will create a sculpture that will be lit from the inside. This project can be easily adapted to be made more simple or more complex.
All other materials will be provided.
9-Into the Darkroom with Pinhole Photography/Vaughn Wascovich
WTFA/Darkroom Limit: 10
Come spend time in the darkroom! We will touch upon the basic workings and history of pinhole photography. Each participant will create their own – one of a kind pinhole image. Experience and watch the magic of a print develop into a picture right before your eyes. All materials will be provided.
10-Inkjet Print Transfers using Hand Sanitizer/Brandon Hudson
Print lab WTFA Limit: 8
Learn how to transfer a photograph using an inkjet printer and hand sanitizer. Use any photograph you like and create a one-of-a-kind print. Also, use drawing materials such as colored pencils to alter images to be transferred. Learn how this process changes your photo with its many potential possibilities.
Materials provided, but students are welcome to bring 1 or 2 of their own image files.
11- Glass Fusing/Joseph Daun
Sculpture Lab Limit: 10
Participants will make and learn to fuse glass right in the microwave oven creating stunning pendants; fashionable earrings; snazzy bracelets and much more. All materials and tools will be provided.
12-Letterpress Printing: Relief Printing/Jonathon Kimbrell and Casey McGarr
Sculpture Lab Limit: 8
Get creative with wood type and images in this special workshop with Jonathon Kimbrell and Casey McGarr, who will explore various ways of using wood type. Participants will print a poster with found text and images to create a small poster
12:00-1:00p.m. Lunch
Mane Cafeteria, Sam Rayburn Student Center
Dine with fellow attendees in our buffet-style dining hall.
1:00 p.m.-3:00p.m. Afternoon Workshops
12- Airbrush Painting on T-shirts Workshop/Gerard Huber
Main Art Building/room 202 Limit: 8
Students will design, cut their own stencils and airbrush their own t-shirt.
**Students need to bring:
One pre-washed white t-shirt (if the t-shirt is not pre-washed the sizing will repel the paint) and Inspiration
All other materials will be provided.
13-Collage: Mixed-media Assemblage/Brian Weaver
WTFA 129 Limit: 12
Students will work with found text and images to create postcard sized imagery that elicits emotive content and ideas. The various art images created will then be encased under a Plexiglas and double-sided adhesive polymer material to solidify the imagery and the idea itself.
All other materials will be provided.
14- A Modern Twist to Ancient Sand Painting/Renee Wallace
Main Art Building/room 206 Limit: 10
Participants will use colored sand on a sticker to create interesting and colorful images which will focus on texture, balance, and unity. All materials will be provided.
15- Raku Ceramics Workshop/Pati Dye
WTFA/room 116 Limit: 10
Learn the ancient traditional Japanese method of firing called Raku. Each participant will be given a ceramic plate to decorate with glaze and then will participate in the firing of their piece. Bring a ling-sleeved work shirt. Bisque ware, brushes and glazes will be provided.
16- Twist and Shout: Bookmaking/Christine Blackhurst
Main Art Building, room 103A Limit: 10
Learn how to make a spiral bound sketchbook. In this workshop, participants will create each aspect of a spiral bound sketchbook including; cutting paper to size, fashioning covers, and making the coil binding.
All materials and tools will be provided.
17- Make Your Mark, Dry Point Etching/Emily Broussard
WTFA/room 213 Limit: 5
In this workshop, you will be learning a brief history of printmaking and the contemporary method of etching into Plexiglas. Using a provided black and white photograph, a 3”x4” piece of Plexiglas, and a scribe, you will etch the image into the Plexiglas, ink the plate, run it through the press, and behold! You will experience the magic of your first print! So, come join Emily Broussard in this unparalleled experience in art making, and MAKE YOUR MARK! All materials will be provided.
18-Illuminated Sculpture/Jareth Arcane
Main Art Building/room 205 Limit: 10 limit
Using everyday materials, participants will create a sculpture that will be lit from the inside. This project can be easily adapted to be made more simple or more complex.
19- Inkjet Print Transfers using Hand Sanitizer/Brandon Hudson
Print lab WTFA Limit: 8
Learn how to transfer a photograph using an inkjet printer and hand sanitizer. Use any photograph you like and create a one-of-a-kind print. Also, use drawing materials such as colored pencils to alter images to be transferred. Learn how this process changes your photo with its many potential possibilities.
Materials provided, but students are welcome to bring 1 or 2 of their own image files.
20- Glass Fusing/Joseph Daun
Sculpture Lab Limit: 10
Participants will make and learn to fuse glass right in the microwave oven creating stunning pendants; fashionable earrings; snazzy bracelets and much more. All materials and tools will be provided.
21-Letterpress Printing: Relief Printing/Jonathon Kimbrell and Casey McGarr
Sculpture Lab Limit: 8
Get creative with wood type and images in this special workshop with Jonathon Kimbrell and Casey McGarr, who will explore various ways of using wood type. Participants will print a poster with found text and images to create a small poster
Free CPE Hours for Teachers: Earn CPE hours in an afternoon workshop while your students attend workshops. Please email Marilyn.Thompson at Tamuc.edu<mailto:Marilyn.Thompson at Tamuc.edu>
Your name will be added to the list of attendees for the below workshop.
Responsive Drawing to Stimulates Creative Thinking/Tanner Harmening
Main Art Building/room 202 Limit: 10
Participants will begin with different sheets of paper that have a small pre-drawn image on them. The participants will draw names from a cup of things to draw such as a fish, house, etc. Participants will have 5 min to draw something that related to the name they pulled out while tying it in to the image that was already on the paper before them, and then pass the paper around and draw another name. At the end, teachers will be able to take home a drawing. This is a great way to get your students creative juices flowing.
3:00 Portfolio Scholarship Awards/ Reception
Main Art Building Art 111
Note: Teachers wishing to pay with district check can register through email to Marilyn Thompson (Marilyn.Thompson at tamuc.edu)<mailto:Marilyn.Thompson at tamuc.edu)>. If you wish to pay with credit card please do so online through the Marketplace.
$25 Nonrefundable fee: This fee covers the cost of supplies and lunch.
Department of Art
P.O. Box 3011, Commerce, TX 75429-3011
Phone (903) 886-5208
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