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Class is in-person. Come and begin to master the amazing Photoshop Elements program. With a step by step approach, you will learn to use the tools in the Tool Box and some fun tricks to enhance your older photos and improve your less than perfect newer ones. Photos will be provided for practive in class. You do not need to own the program. This course is a requirement for advanced levels of Photoshop.

Class is in-person and on Zoom. Bob Klaeger presents a semester of his favorite, never before shown, movies. This is an eclectic mix of movies ranging from Lawrence of Arabia to Loving Vincent. He will start with the Nonsuch, Casablanca. Klaeger considers it the perfect

Class is in-person. We will beging with drawings that emulate da Vinci's careful studies of drapery that captures light as it illuminates the fabric's flowing shapes and forms. Working on tan or grey toned paper, students will first use a black colored pencil to layer shading, then white pencil to add highlights to the folds, which lend the drawing its 3-dimensionality. In following sessions, the class will expand to explore other combinations of paired or contrasting colors, each of which sets a different mood for the scene.

Artists will be responsible for cleaning shared equipment both before and after use.

Class participants will be limited to 10.

Class is in-person. Come and begin to master the amazing Photoshop Elements program. With a step by step approach, you will learn to use the tools in the Tool Box and some fun tricks to enhance your older photos and improve your less than perfect newer ones. Photos will be provided for practive in class. You do not need to own the program. This course is a requirement for advanced levels of Photoshop.

Class is in-person. Art Nouveau was an international style of art characterized by its use of sinuous organic forms. Sometimes referred to as Tiffany style

Class is in-person. This half cultural, half artwork 5-part series will introduce the unique traditional style of indigenous folk art from each of four different regions of the Circumpolar North, especially the Alaska Tlingit/Pacific Northwest, Greenland, Cape Dorset in Nunavit (Arctic Canada), the Evenki (Siberian taiga), and Finnmark/Lapland (Scandanavia). After a brief presentation on the specific region's distinctive native culture, its mythology, and the materials from their environment that each of the folk arts uses, students will have the opportunity to emulate these distinguishing styles using materials that resemble the original art form. Join us to create your own versions of Inuit tupilaq 'carved' figurines, iconic traditional Saami scrimshaw symbols carved into antler/wood deer amulets, Alaskan Tlingit totem spirit creatures, an identifying Ugric motif, and striking mythical animals from Dorset Island--know as the Capital of Inuit Art."

Class is in-person and on Zoom. Bob Klaeger presents a semester of his favorite, never before shown, movies. This is an eclectic mix of movies ranging from Lawrence of Arabia to Loving Vincent. He will start with the Nonsuch, Casablanca. Klaeger considers it the perfect