Time

Workshop Title

Presenter

Level

Room #

1:00-4:00

Art Museums and School Collaborations: Key Considerations for Successful Programs for Elementary and Adolescent Learners.

Sharon Gray

All levels (Held at St. George Museum of Art) optional class.  Feel free to join or come to workshops starting at 3:00

Friday Afternoon 3:00-5:00

3:00-4:00

Elementary workshop-art literacy.  Creating books on articles.

Louise Nickleson

Elementary

120

“Weaving Threads of Color”  Simple effective project to teach weaving and color theory.

Birgit McMullen

Elementary/Middle school

203

Body Sculptures with packaging tape

Angie Frabasilio

All Levels

114

Wire Jewelry.  How to make wire rings and pendent.  You’ll look stunning after this.

Christa Jensen

High School

119

4:00-5:00

“Lascuax Caves” Cave Art.  Art History and hands on project.

Julianne Goss

Elementary

109*

Intro to Groovy New Crayola supplies

Mary Wells

All Levels

111*

“Taping into Contemporary Art”

Jethro Gilespie

High School

110*

“Project Runway”  Come learn how your students can strut their stuff. A fun way to incorporate art fashion 

Dan Barney

High School

118

3:00-5:00

Meet the Elementary Core “Guinea Pig” pilot Teachers. Hear their strategies, insight, and success stories

Lori Pomery, Brenda Beyal, Lisa Robinson.  State Pilot Teachers

Elementary Grades 1,2,3 and 6^th. 

121

Artist Trading Cards.  Come make artist cards and trade with the other participants. 

Michelle Montierth and Lona Karras

All Levels

113*

“The Story Your Words May Tell”  Figurative Clay Sculpture

Janimarie Lester

All Levels

207*

Airbrush Techniques.  Exciting intro to Airbrush

John Westenskow

High School

112*

Ceramics

Bobby Scroggins

High School

206*

Friday Evening 5:00-6:30

Time

Class Title

Presenter

Level

Room#

5:00-6:30

Ceramics.  Great clay techniques and projects to teach elementary students.

Danielle McDaniels

Elementary k-8

207*

Hokey Metal Shields. 

Patty Taylor

Elementary

113*

 Successful Core-Driven Integrated Art Lessons. 

Excellent insight, lessons, advice for teaching art in 4^th and 5^th grades

JoAnn Memmott-State Pilot Teacher

Elementary 4^th and 5^th grades

203

Gypsy Travel Journals.  Sketchbook Journals that will travel from school to school in Utah. Come check it out.  Kids dig it.     

James Rees

All Levels

119

Spyhop-Film making.  A fun way to incorporate photo and film-making in classroom projects

Stacey Ringo

All Levels

Comp

Lab C

3-D.  Wassily Kandinsky

Kelli Lake

All Levels

110*

Prismacolors to teach painting.  This class is great for anyone who wants to learn prismacolors. 

Jeff Lowe

High School

112*

Raku Firing/Kilns

Lenny Larsen

All Levels

206*

Ceramics/Wheels

Kenton Oaks

All Levels

206*

9:00-3:00

Ceramics-Raku Firing /Kilns

Lee Burningham and Lenny Larsen

Feel free to come and jump on a wheel anytime  Rm 206

Saturday Morning 9:00-12:00

Time

Class Title

Presenter

Level

Room#

9:00-10:00

Ceramics

Danielle McDaniels

Elementary K-8

207*

Geometry and art integration

Jeannie Marie Anderson

Elementary

210

Popular culture Printmaking-how to print with embroidery frames and cheese cloth.  Andy Warhol

Elicia Gray

Middle School/HS

112*

Action Watercolor—Learn how to paint motion. 

Wendy Dimick

High School

109*

“Paper Mache Masterpiece”

Noemi Hernandez

All Levels

110*

Art 911: Fabulous Free ways to enhance your ART curriculum

Springville Museum –Jessica Weiss

All Levels

208

“ARTiSTiC-i Software Tool”  a simple, four-step approach to analyzing images and solving design problems, the “ARTiSTiC-i Seeing System”.

Jay Ward

All Levels

120

10:00-11:00

Watercolor Chart. 

Eva Bergius

All Levels

110*

“Hinged Puppets and Dolls in the Curriculum”

Dan Barney

High School

118

Cutting edge world of Glass Art.  Intro to Glass Fusion

Glen Lyman

High School

209

11:00-12:00

Joe and Josie Amoeba.  Teach the Elements and Principles of Arts in a different effective way.

Robyn Card

Elementary/Middle School

120

Renaissance Initials.  Hands on.

Julie Bean

All Levels

111*

Discovering yourself.  How to help students portray themselves more in their artwork.

Angie Frabasilio

High School

122

10:00-12:00

Successful Core-Driven Integrated Art Lessons. 

Excellent insight, lessons, advice for teaching art in 4^th and 5^th grades

JoAnn Memmott-State Pilot Teacher

Elementary 4^th and 5^th grades

203

Spyhop Digital filmmaking.  Fantastic way to use photo and filmmaking in the classroom.

Stacey Ringo.

All Levels

Comp

Lab C

Artist Trading Cards.  Come make art cards and trade with other participants.  You’ll love it.

Michelle Montierth and Lona Karras

All Levels

113*

No Sweat Figure Drawing.  Great way to learn or polish up  your figure drawing skills

Jim Munford

All Levels

119

“Drawing and Painting for dummies”  An excellent way to teach a semester art I class. 

Bobbi Jelovchan

High School

112*