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CLASSES
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Summer
Classes 2008
The mission of
the Hockaday Museum's Education Program is to unveil
Art's intrinsic power to vitalize every aspect of
lifelong learning and life experience; and to
demonstrate this by engaging students directly with
Art in every available aspect.
Art transcends time
and place; Art integrates multiple skills; Art is
source and product; Art is our very own creation, a
reflection of and testament to all that we are. Art
belongs to everyone. |
SIGN UP for the Traveling
Medicine Show:
First Nation artwork from the Northern
Plains
Ancient -- Articles from long ago.
Traditional --
Ceremonial and everyday clothing, etc.
Contemporary -- Current artists, and traditions.
See the
Power Point Preview
Use
our Handy
Mail-In Form and Learn More Contact our Educational
Director at 755-5268 |
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Our classes are very popular!
You can register in
different ways:
Visit the Museum in person at 302 2nd Ave East, Kalispell 10 am to
6
pm Tuesday - Saturday
Call 406-755-5268 to speak with a Museum Services assistant 9 am to
5 pm Tuesday - Saturday
Use our mail-in registration form |
READY, SET, PAINT!
SUMMER ART CAMPS
Hockaday Museum Classrooms both inside and out!
Art Potpourri Camp Ages 6 to 9 August 11-15 10 am - 12pm
Instructor: Kathy Martin
This delightful assortment of summer art activities includes
making a sketch book; drawing; painting on silk; transforming
rocks with paint; and extra special this year, creating
ornaments for the 2008 indoor National Christmas Tree which will
come from Montana!
Cost: $65 ($55 members)
Art Potpourri Camp Ages 10 to 16 August 11-15 1-4 pm
Instructor: Kathy Martin
Same activities as described for morning Art Potpourri sessions
with significant adjustments to accommodate the skills and
interests of older youth. Of special note, design and production
of a journal/sketchbook; rock animal project. Cost: $75 ($65
members)
WORKSHOPS FOR TEENS & ADULTS
Plein Aire Painting at Bibler Gardens Friday &
Saturday, August 22 & 23
Meet at 9:30 for drive to Bibler Gardens Paint from
10 am- 4 pm
Guest Instructor: Linda Tippets
Linda Tippetts is one of Montana's best known plein aire
painters and the recipient of numerous awards, including the
1992 National Arts for the Parks Academy Grand Prize (50,000
dollars). Tippetts' work is held in permanent museum collections
in Arizona, Montana, and Washington, D.C.
Plein Aire Oil Painting class for all levels of ability!
Aspiring and experienced artists alike are welcome to attend
this 2-day oil painting workshop with acclaimed artist, Linda
Tippetts. Key focus areas: seeing and mixing color, relating
colors, and making several very fine starts. Please bring a sack
lunch.
You will receive a materials list when you register for this
class.
Cost: $120 for 2-day workshop (10% Discount for members
of the Hockaday Museum.)
Thank you to our education program
sponsors: Bibler Foundation, Cadeau Foundation, Montana Arts
Council, Montana Cultural Trust, PPL of Montana & Wal-Mart
Foundation.
Children Reading
by Jeanne Hamilton
Hockaday Museum of Art
Permanent Collection
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You
can register in different ways:
Visit the Museum in person at 302 2nd Ave East, Kalispell 10 am to 5
pm Tuesday - Saturday
Call 406-755-5268 and speak with a Museum Services assistant 9 am to
5 pm Tuesday - Saturday
Use our mail-in registration form
Ed Bailey Scholarships
Adults and children may request tuition assistance
for classes and workshops by sending a letter of need with your
registration. Mail to Hockaday Museum of Art - 302 2nd Ave.
East Kalispell, MT 59901 Attention: Kathy Martin. |
Cancellation & Refunds
► You may pre-register for classes by calling 755-5268 Participant's
place in class is guaranteed upon the Hockaday Museum's receipt of
full payment for the entire series.
► Due to costs for materials, instructors and staff, the Hockaday
Museum has established the following cancellation policy: 100%
refund, less $5 administrative fee for cancellation 7 or more days
in advance of class; 50% less $5 administrative fee for cancellation
2-6 days in advance. No refund for cancellations made less than 2
days in advance.
► To ensure the safety and well-being of participating children, the
Hockaday requires prior notice of their existing health issues, as
well as an emergency contact name & phone number.
► Art classes are always fun and sometimes messy! Participants are
advised to dress accordingly
Art classes, outreach programs and artists-in-residence
programs are important components of our educational offerings.
Please contact Director of Education Kathy Martin to discuss current
options for you or your group.
We
welcome your participation in these programs, and look forward to
seeing you on a tour, or at your school.
Gift
Certificates for Creativity!
Give the
gift of an art class or workshop. Sign up that special person
for a gift certificate.
Discover The Discovery
Gallery!
Children and adults are welcome to participate in the
'hands-on' activities and exhibits in the Discovery
Gallery Anytime during their visit to the museum.
The Discovery Gallery is made possible in part by a
grant
from the Cadeau Foundation. |
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Education Programs sponsored by:
Foundation Support for Education, Bibler Foundation, Anonymous, The
Cobb Foundation, Ila B. Dousman Foundation, Wal Mart , Mary Wolf
Rolfing Bogue Foundation, Prudential Foundation, Flathead Community
Foundation, Cadeau Foundation.
Educational Support Grants: Office of Public Instruction for
State of Montana, Indian Education for All Implementation
Assistance Grant; Montana Cultural Trust; Montana Arts Council
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