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ARTISTIC
BY NATURE
• GALLERY SHOWS
• ADULT CLASSES
• KIDS CLASSES
• FUN EVENTS
• CAMPS
SPRING
2022
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ENCORE: THE NEXT ACT!
EVENTS
A BENEFIT FOR THE CONTINUED HOST YOUR EVENT AT BAYARTS
RENOVATION OF THE PLAYHOUSE
MAY 21 BAYarts has flexible indoor and outdoor event space that
Hosted by Pamela Ebert and Monica Thomas can accommodate groups ranging from 20–150 people.
Food from Thyme x Table, libations, Let us help you make your next event a success!
auction, and more in the warmth of
the Playhouse Hearth Room. ◇ BABY SHOWERS ◇ BRIDAL SHOWERS ◇
◇ GRADUATION PARTIES ◇ CLASS REUNIONS ◇
LIMITED TICKETS NOW ON SALE ◇ FAMILY REUNIONS ◇ CORPORATE EVENTS ◇
◇ WEDDINGS ◇ MICRO-WEDDINGS ◇
PARTY OF THE YEAR!
MOONDANCE 2022
SEPTEMBER 10
SPICE CATERING CO. and live music by KINGFISH.
Honorees Peter & Kathy Winzig.
TICKETS ON SALE AUGUST 1
Sponsorships and groups: andi@bayarts.net
BAYARTS ART & SUMMER SUNDAY THURSDAY
MUSIC FESTIVAL PERFORMANCE SERIES MARKET
SATURDAY, JUNE 18 JUNE–AUGUST JUN 9–OCT 13
WELCOME TO THE
NEIGHBORHOOD!
28611 Lake Road,
Bay Village, OH 44140
(440) 471-4485
www.bayarts.net/rent kelly@bayarts.net
GALLERIES
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APRIL 8–30
GALLERIES
GALLERIES
CATHIE BLECK AND
MARIANNE BERARDI:
THE PAINTING PORCH
MARCH 11–APRIL 5 SULLIVAN FAMILY GALLERY
OPENING APRIL 8 5–8PM
BAYARTS ANNUAL An intimate glimpse into
JURIED EXHIBITION friendship and personal
Made possible by Karen and David Brill spaces. Her paintings were
created during the pandemic
SULLIVAN FAMILY GALLERY on the porch at Bleck’s home.
OPENING MAR 11 5–8 A fascinating dialogue between
different sensibilities.
JURORS
Sarah Curry and David King
MAY 6–21
ANNUAL CERAMIC
EXHIBITION & SALE:
MARCH 11–APRIL 5, 2022 THE ART OF HYGGE
SULLIVAN FAMILY GALLERY
STEPHEN BIVENS:
RECEPTION MAY 6 5-8PM
A BETTER STORY
Showcasing the work of
PLAYHOUSE PROJECT GALLERY BAYarts advanced ceramics
RECEPTION MARCH 11 5–8 community in support
of ceramic education
An iconic photography collection of programming.
Cleveland cityscapes and landscapes.
In partnership with the Maria Neil Art ART CLUB/ADVANCED
Project to benefit the Cleveland Print CARTOONING STUDENT SHOW
Room through the Stephen Bivens OPENING MAY 6 5–8
Memorial Fund. Students that participate in the graphic design,
cartooning, advanced cartooning and ceramics
classes will celebrate with a gallery showing of
their work in the Playhouse Project Gallery.
ARTISTS SAVE THIS WEEKEND
B AYA R T S P L E I N ON YOUR CALENDAR!
A I R F E S T I VA L September 23–25, 2022
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GIRLS CAMP
GIRLS CAMP
ECO ARTS!
*FOR GIRLS AGES 6–12 $325 PER CAMPER PER WEEK
JUNE 6–9 9 AM–3 PM
OR
JUNE 27–30
OR
JULY 11–14
Join the BAYarts staff & Jr. Counselors for a
Girls Camp Eco Arts experience!
Summer camp is a unique venue for growth, independence
and confidence while socializing and making new friendships.
Campers will explore the endless possibilities of creating
wonderful and unique art from recycled materials. Working
individually and collaboratively, campers will dip their toes into
sculptural assemblages, gadget making & paper mache as well
as hiking, yoga, nature crafts, sing-alongs and more!
The girls will be broken down into several age groups and will
rotate through a variety of workshops, both indoors and outside LOOKING FOR
throughout the week. As always, camp will conclude with our DONATIONS
closing ceremony for families on the last day. FOR ECO CAMPS
• Paper towel tubes
REGISTRATION FOR JUNE ONLY
• Fruit pouch lids (rinsed clean)
Begins at 7am on March 15, 2022 at bayarts.net
• Colorful plastic bottle caps
Only online registration will be accepted.
• Small plastic toys or action figures
REGISTRATION FOR JULY ONLY • Brown paper shopping bags with handles • Jeans
Begins at 8am on March 15, 2022 at bayarts.net • Cotton balls • Q-Tips
Only online registration will be accepted. • CDs and CD cases • Bird seed
◇ Girls must be 6 years old on or before Aug 1, 2022. ◇ It is recommended that • Paper plates • Potting soil
parents set-up/update their family account prior to the registration date to • River rocks (small and smooth) • Tacky glue
ensure a successful transaction. ◇ Please register for your daughter only.
◇ Girls cannot be moved to different accounts after initial registration and all
• Metal coffee canisters with lids • Watercolor paper
responsibility of the girls you register are yours. ◇ Due to the number of children • 3.5”–4” terra cotta pots • Kids paintbrushes
that attend these camps and the organization that is required, parents will not
be permitted to stay at the camps. We have lots to get done in a short time! PLEASE DROP OFF IN FRONT OFFICE OR
◇ A letter will be sent out prior to the start of camp with group assignments HUNTINGTON HOUSE PORCH IF AFTER HOURS.
and pertinent information. ◇ Membership discounts do not apply to this camp.
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HAND BUILDING & WHEEL PAINTING
THROWING/ALL LEVELS
ADULT CLASSES
ADULT CLASSES
Andrea Serafino $252 COMPOSITION IN OILS OR
Whether your aim is functional or ACRYLICS
sculptural ceramics, students will Susan Gray Be $280
learn the basic techniques of hand- Balance contrasting color, texture,
building and the mysteries of the pattern, tonal relationships and
potter’s wheel. Beginning students form while building confidence
will develop fundamental hand- using personal brushwork. Use of
building and wheel techniques warm and cool colors, wet-into-
while returning students will work wet blending, glazing, perspective,
on refining their skills. and palette organization provide
TUE 10A–12P MAR 22–MAY 17 the knowledge to complete a
OR 12:30–2:30P composition.
(No Class April 19 ) MON 10A–12:30P MAR 21–MAY 9
FRI 10A–12:30P MAR 25–MAY 13
INDEPENDENT STUDY/
ADVANCED GESTURE DRAWING
Moira Beale $252 Susan Gray Be $84
This class is designed for students Express, observe, interpret
who like to develop specific ideas, a gestures, short and long poses
body of work, refine techniques, and in charcoal, pastel, pencil and/or
pursue independent projects. One colored pencil. A live model will
full year of hand-building and wheel be present each session. Focus on
throwing experience necessary. improving the descriptive quantity
WED 7–9P MAR 23–MAY 18 and fluidity of line, as well as the
(No Class May 4) three dimensional quality of the
human form.
THU 7–9P MAR 24–MAY 19
ADULTS POTTERY SAMPLER/ FRI 2-4P MAR 25–APRIL 8
BEGINNER-INTERMEDIATE HOME AND GARDEN/ALL
Andrea Serafino $252 BEGINNING WATERCOLOR
LEVELS-CERAMICS
Lisha Nasipak $168
CERAMICS This structured course covers all Moira Beale $252
the basics of wheel throwing, This class is designed for students
Whether your aim is functional
WHEEL THROWING / hand building, altered pottery, who have no experience working
or sculptural ceramics, learn the
BEGINNER-INTERMEDIATE and glazing through a series of in watercolor. The purpose of the
basic techniques of hand-building
functional ware projects. class is to become comfortable
Andrea Serafino $252 and throwing on the potter’s
MON 12:30–2:30P MAR 21–MAY 16 using this unpredictable medium
Start from scratch as you learn the wheel. Working with slabs, coils,
and learn to make friends with
fundamentals of wheel throwing. (No Class April 18) and pinching techniques. Create
the water. We will explore different
Assignments are designed to whatever you wish. Instructor will
techniques, tools and supplies
encourage students to expand GIVE IT A SPIN provide various demonstrations
and create works of art you never
their skill level in pottery making. Mallory Tulcewicz $315 for multi-level students.
thought that you could master!
Decorating and glazing techniques The fundamentals of wheel- SAT 1–3P MAR 26–MAY 14
TUE 4-6P MAR 22–MAY 3
will be explored. Returning students throwing. Assignments are
welcome! (No Class April 19)
designed to encourage students
MON 10A–12P MAR 21–MAY 16 to expand their skill levels into
(No Class April 18) pottery making. Decorating and
glazing techniques will be explored.
Returning students are welcome!
MON 6:30-8:30P MAR 28–MAY 30
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BEGINNING WATERCOLOR COLOR MIXING CHARCOAL/PASTEL/ WRITING
Mike Adams $168 Patty Flauto $140 PENCIL
ADULT CLASSES
ADULT CLASSES
Designed for students who have “Color Mixing”-Color concepts and WRITER’S SALON
little or no experience in watercolor, terms will be demystified through DRAWING IN CHARCOAL & Susan Mangan $162
this course will focus on getting discussion and hands-on color PASTEL/INTERMEDIATE TO See results. If you are unsure how
comfortable with unlock the mixing. This class will eliminate ADVANCED to open the door to your own
mystery of mixing colors and the hesitation about how to use color in Susan Gray Be $84 creative potential, you will benefit
power of the color wheel; a painter’s your work. Learn how to use color from this creative writing course.
Learn to see light as a contrasting
most valuable tool. The basics of and express the message and mood Enjoy the art of the written word
shape, adding structure and detail
materials, tools, techniques, color, that support your work. Unique in a class devoted to creative
with line, tone, and color. Begin with
value, and “seeing” your subject color palettes will be developed and thought, written expression,
drawing still life in monochrome
will be explored. sketchbook archived for future use. and compassionate critique.
and then in color. Advance to
WED 6:30-8:30P MAR 23–APR 27 SAT 10A–12P MAY 14–JUNE 11 drawing the figure from a live WED 7–8:45P MAR 23–MAY 11
model. End with landscape using
INTERMEDIATE TO ADVANCED MAPPING THE FACE photos and the BAYarts campus for
WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP inspiration.
Mike Adams $168 Chris Benavides $50 MON 2–4P MAR 21–APR 4
Become more comfortable with This one-day workshop is designed
the medium, and move easily to help students in properly EXPLORING COLORED PENCIL
through the creative process with constructing the shape of the head. Camille Tulcewicz $112
fresh energy. Working from your Instruction will focus on volume A non-intimidating exploration of
own reference and BAYarts campus, and perspective, as well as correctly strategies to improve your drawing
we will study composition by placing or “mapping” various skills and introduce you to a range
creating thumbnail sketches before facial features, advancing the of techniques like, hatching,
starting a painting. This approach artist’s ability to create lifelike blending with solvents, burnishing
will add clarity to your thoughts, and believable portraits. and more. We will cover basic color
making your brush strokes stronger
SAT 10A–1P MAR 26 theory, art elements and principles
and more confident, resulting
of design while creating subjects
in better paintings.
ALLA PRIMA ranging from abstracts, still-life and
WED MAY 11–JUNE 15 animal portraits.
WORKSHOP
TUE 6:30–8:30P MAR 22–APR 12
WEDGE BRUSH WATERCOLOR Chris Benavides $140
Tina Benavides $84 Students will learn how to
Add to your range of watercolor approach a portrait using only four PHOTOGRAPHY
techniques by learning to paint colors in the direct method known
as Alla Prima. This two-session PHOTOGRAPHY BASICS
with the wedge brush. This tool is
a game changer, and you will learn workshop will focus on using Michele Schneider $125
directional strokes and techniques the four colors commonly referred Do you want to learn how to
to create various florals, leaves and to as the Zorn Palette, will help take great photos? This course OPEN STUDIO —
other subjects of nature. simplify and demystify the use will provide you with skills to PORTRAITS
of color in what can often seem improve your photos and master
MON 6:30-8:30P MAY 2–16
like a daunting task, allowing the your camera settings. Topics will THU 10A–1P MAR 24–JUN 2
students to focus on other aspects include photography basics, camera IN THE FULLER STUDIO
of painting, such as solid drawing, settings, composition, macro, nature
likeness, and paint application. & portraiture as well as editing $15/SESSION INCLUDES
SAT 10A–3P APRIL 2 + 9 software to enhance your picture LIVE MODEL
quality. Space is limited.
TUE 7:15–8:30P APR 19–MAY 24 Registration recommended.
$15 supply fee to instructor
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ADULT MINI SESSIONS
ADULT MINI SESSIONS
ART FOR FUN: ADULT MINI SESSIONS
CRAFT & LAUGH PAINTING WITH TISSUE PAPER JAPANESE PAPER & WILLOW INDIGO & SHIBORI
Jenny Whitehead $15 Ages 15 and older LANTERN HEARTH
Crafters, let’s get together to Jenny Whitehead $84 HEARTH Janet Wade $65
share ideas, expertise and Come spend three enjoyable nights Janet Wade $65 Shibori is the Japanese dyeing
conversation with like-minded of stress free “painting with tissue Using willow and papers, students technique that typically involves
creatives. You’ll be working on your paper”. We’ll talk about color and will learn the art of constructing a the binding of cloth and then dip
own personal projects in a casual techniques practicing on smaller Japanese table top lantern. These dyeing the cloth bundle into a vat
stress free zone. Jenny Whitehead, pieces before creating a larger lanterns are beautiful and can be of indigo. Each student will choose
maker of Washer Woman Pendants, “painting” on canvas board or on a used with battery powered lights. a cotton scarf to dye and cotton
will facilitate the group. Bring lampshade. This method of tearing Students will design and build the squares to make samples of the
whatever you are currently working and layering tissue paper uses color framework of their lantern out of different techniques that we
on, we’ll provide beverages and to form shapes, shadows, texture willow, then cover the framework learn in class.
some light sustenance. and light. Jenny created all of the with papers and embellishments.
Sign up for one week or all! SAT 10A–3P MAY 7
artwork in her children’s book Once you learn the technique
‘You’re A Crab’ using this technique $20 supply fee to instructor
MON 6:30–8:30P of constructing the lantern,
APR 4, 11, 25 | MAY 2, 9, 16 and will bring in several pieces of you’ll be able to make lanterns
$15 per session original art from her book to share. of all sizes at home.
This class is fun and perfect for both
SAT 10A–3P APRIL 23
artists and non-artists wanting a
“mistake-free” way to create art. $20 supply fee to instructor
TUE 6:30–8:30P MAR 29–APR 12
Lamp shades from local thrift
stores are provided for an extra low
cost or you can bring your own.
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PRESCHOOL KIDS
PRESCHOOL
KIDS CLASSES
BAYarts preschoolers learn in a nurturing, MONDAY
creative environment through play-based, SPECTACULAR SPRING
multi-sensory, hands-on activities which SEWING
Ages 7–10
emphasize the development of social skills,
Audra Costello $168
gross and fine motor skills, movement, Learn the basics of hand sewing,
and rhythm, all while having FUN. stitches and finishes. A very popular
class for both boys and girls.
4:30–6:00P MAR 21–MAY 16
FULL YEAR (No Class April 18)
Register between March 8–Aug 5 FALL SESSION
$900 PER PROGRAM WEEK OF SEP 9–NOV 18
*Member discounts do not apply TUESDAY
to full year sessions. WINTER SESSION
CREATIVE CLAY AFTER SCHOOL YOGA
WEEK OF NOV 28–MAR 6 Ages 4–6 Ages 5–10
FALL SESSION ONLY SPRING SESSION Andrea Serafino $126 Jen Nebraska $56
Registration begins August 9th Sunshine, flowers and new life of BAYarts believes yoga for kids is
WEEK OF MAR 10–MAY 22
$350 PER PROGRAM all sorts will provide inspiration for beneficial to be social, relax, relieve
our clay projects as students learn stress, improve physical strength
the basics of hand-building and and be more mindful of their bodies
ceramic techniques. and others. Class is held in the
3:15–4:15P MAR 22–MAY 17 Playhouse Hearth room to spread
MINI MOSAICS: LITTLE MINI MOSAICS: ART & MUSIC out. Mats are provided.
EXPLORERS (FULL YEAR) (FULL YEAR) (No Class April 19)
4–5P APR 5–MAY 3
MONDAY FRIDAY
CREATIVE CLAY (No Class April 19)
Preschool Ages 3–5 Preschool Ages 3–5 Ages 7–10
Melissa Metzger $900 Melissa Metzger $900 Andrea Serafino $189
Young artists can explore their Spend the first hour in the art room, Spring is in the Air! Use your
creativity through drawing, painting, reading stories and exploring a imagination and creativity to make
printmaking, ceramics, crafts & variety of art media in a positive one of a kind pieces of pottery. They
more! Learn both indoors and and creative environment. During
on campus, through books and the second hour, students will
can be fun or functional or BOTH! MARK YOUR
4:30–6P MAR 22–MAY 17
wonderful art & nature experiences. work with a music therapist
exploring instruments, rhythm, (No Class April 19) CALENDAR!
SEP 12, 2022–MAY 22, 2023
Children must be toilet trained and song in a dynamic and social
learning environment. CLASSES AND SUMMER
SEP 9, 2022–MAY 19, 2023 CAMP REGISTRATION
Children must be toilet trained OPENS ONLINE
SCOUTS
Book your Boy Scout or Girl Scout troop throughout the year.
APRIL 12 @ 9AM
Let us help you work towards a badge or just come for fun and earn a patch!
EMAIL LINDA@BAYARTS.NET TO BOOK YOUR GROUP.
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WEDNESDAY
KIDS CLASSES
KIDS CLASSES
PARENT & CHILD POTTERY BIG, FANCY AFTERSCHOOL
Preschool ages 3+ ART BUNCH!
Amy Coursen $189 Ages 6–8
Spend a few Wednesdays Linda Goik $126
connecting with clay TOGETHER! Join us as we create fun, colorful
The basics of hand-building will be works of art with unconventional
taught through spring and nature materials and tools in a relaxed
themed projects. Please dress in encouraging environment.
play clothes. 4–5:30P MAR 23–MAY 4
10–11A APR 6–MAY 18 (No Class April 20)
Price includes 1 adult & 1 child
$35 each additional child ages 3+
(No Class April 20)
THURSDAY
STORYBOOK ART EXPLORING FAMOUS ARTISTS
Preschool Ages 3–5 Ages 9–12
Jo Ladina $240 Jeff Ritchie $224
Each class will begin with a story, There have been so many wonderful SATURDAY
to be our inspiration and let our artists throughout the centuries.
imaginations soar. Then, using In this class you will learn about a SAFARI ADVENTURE PARTY TIME DESIGN & DANCE
various materials, we’ll create a new artist every week and create a DESIGN & DANCE Ages 4–6
series of projects based on the work of art in their style. Painting, Ages 4–6 Terese Galinas $35
stories we’ve read. Please dress drawing and even collage will Terese Galinas $35 It’s always time to party! We’ll
in play clothes. help you understand the thought
A wild safari trip! We’ll make make crafts used to celebrate any
9:30–11:30A MAR 24–MAY 19 process of the greats!
binoculars to see the animals a little occasion, and have a fun dance
(No Class April 21) 6:30–8:30P MAR 24–MAY 19 closer and a mask to look like our party for movement class.
(No Class April 21) favorite safari friends. Bring your Please dress in play clothes.
PAINT IT LIKE A PRO stomping elephant feet, and long 10:30A–12:30P APRIL 9
Ages 5–8 giraffe legs for movement class!
Melissa Metzger $180 10:30A–12:30P MARCH 26
Explore different techniques and
BAYARTS MINIATURE GARDENS
processes of experimenting with CREATIVITY CORNER PUDDLE JUMPERS Ages 3–7
paint, paper mache, collage and DESIGN & DANCE Linda Goik & Beth Milli
creative surfaces in one of our Come explore the new Ages 4–6
$45
Create a miniature landscape
most popular classes!! BAYarts Creativity Corner Terese Galinas $35 or fantasy garden with textured
4-5:30P MAR 24–MAY 19 located in the Diane Let’s run, jump and splash! Join us natural materials, decorative
(No Class April 21) for rain inspired crafts, and lots of accessories, plants and imagination!
Boldman Education “singing” and “dancing” in the rain! We’ll have story time out on the
Gallery. A welcoming Please dress in play clothes. lawn and admire each other’s
creations! Please dress in play
space to converse, 10:30A–12:30P APRIL 2
clothes.
unwind and create. 10–11:30A MAY 7
Opening soon! OR 12–1:30P
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We always welcome donations of new or
gently used craft supplies.
SPONSORS
BAYARTS
WE ARE ESPECIALLY IN NEED OF:
• Gift Cards to: Home Depot, Blicks, • Picnic Tables
Michael’s, Hobby Lobby • Potters Table
• Garden Tools • Rain Barrel
• Landscaping materials • Work Aprons
• Topsoil, mulch • Bird bath and bird feeders
• Outdoor furniture • Landscape lighting
ARTS IMPACT FUND
We appreciate your clean and sorted donations.
The Cleveland Foundation Organizational Fund
assures donating to BAYarts is easy and
STAFF
targeted to your interests. Together we can make
an impact that lasts! Cleveland-Foundation.org. Nancy Walters Heaton Executive Director
All donations are 100% tax deductible. Beth Milli General Manager
Linda Goik Education Director
Karen Petkovic Artistic Director
Kaitlin Lane Accountant
Kelly Winzenread Event Coordinator
BAYARTS IS A 501(C)(3) NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION
April Downing Artistic Assistant
100% of your donations are tax deductible Marissa Siebert Education Assistant
Thank you for your support and the support of the following:
BOARD
Mary Conway Sullivan President
Andrea Richards Vice President
Tom O’Brien Treasurer
Lisa Napoli Secretary
TRUSTEES
Karen Brill, Analia Dimit, Gary Ebert, Michael Gleydura,
Marianna Orro, Shana Samson, Chris St. Marie
EMERITUS BOARD
Ray Young, Jim Schrantz, Peter Winzig.
JUNIOR BOARD
Emily Herzog Gambill24795 Lake Road
Bay Village, Ohio 44140
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