The CMA offers Adult Artists Studio Classes throughout the year, with most courses beginning in mid-January, late-April/early-May, and September.  With courses available in a wide range of media, scheduled for weekdays and weekends throughout the day and evening, there’s a class to fit every schedule, budget, and interest! 

Scroll down to view our current class offerings or click the links below to explore the courses offered in specific media. 

Or, download a copy of our class brochure,
A la cARTe, in PDF format (1,035k). 

ENROLLMENT
To ensure your class is running and to make your experience the best it can be, each class must meet its minimum enrollment level of six (6) students by its registration date.  Be sure to register early to reserve your place and make your class a success! 

FEES
Class fees are due at the time of registration.  You may mail in a check or credit card number with the registration form, stop in to the office and pay with cash, check, Visa, or Mastercard, or call 330-453-7666 with your credit card number.  We do not accept Discover or American Express. 

Senior Citizens (60 years & up) receive a $5.00 discount on all classes, except Tai Chi Ch’uan (A-900, A-901, A-910, A-911, A-920, A-921). 

INSTRUCTORS
Course instructors are subject to change without notice.

MATERIALS
Materials are not included in most Adult Artists class fees.  Please call 330-453-7666 to request a supply list. 

Special Note for Pottery Classes – Clay must be purchased here.  The CMA will not fire clay purchased elsewhere.  The cost is $31.00 for 25 lbs of stoneware and porcelain.  The price of clay includes glazes, firing and tax.  25 lbs of stoneware should be purchased at time of registration.  It will be available for your first class. Beginners’ tool kits and other tools are available here for nominal fees. 

WITHDRAWAL/
REFUND POLICY
To withdraw from a class and receive a full refund, you must contact the CMA (330-453-7666) by the registration deadline.  Full refunds for students withdrawing from a class after the registration deadline will be considered on a case-by-case basis.   

CANCELATIONS
If the minimum enrollment requirement is not met, the class will be cancelled.  Registrants will be notified if the class is canceled 48 hours before the scheduled starting date and receive a full refund. 

In case of inclement weather, please log on to www.wkyc.com and click on the i-Alert button for notifications of cancellations.  Arrangements will be made for make-up classes at the end of the session.

Life Drawing: Open Session

Thursdays 7:00 – 9:00 pm, Room 103
A-JAN Begins 1/10
A-FEB Begins 2/7
A-MAR Begins 3/6
A-APR Begins 4/3
A-MAY Begins 5/1
A-JUN Begins 6/5
A-JUL Begins 7/10 (No class 7/3)
No Instructor

This open session is for artists of all levels who wish to practice drawing or painting the human figure. Bring your own materials and use our drawing horses, boards, or easels. No refunds for no show. Class fee payable first class of each month. Members: $25, Non-Members: $40

Life Drawing: Open Session

1 Sunday 1:00 – 5:00 pm, Room 103, No Instructor
A-122 2/17
No Instructor

1 Saturday 12:30 – 4:30 pm, Room 103, No Instructor
A-124 3/15
No Instructor

This workshop is for artists of all levels who wish to practice drawing or painting the human figure over an extended afternoon session. Bring your own materials and use our drawing horses, boards, or easels. Members: $15, Non-Members: $30

Life Drawing Studies

6 Saturdays 1:00 – 4:00 pm, Room 103
A-110 Begins 1/26
A-111 Begins 3/29, No class 4/12
Instructor: Jerry Sterba

In this human figure drawing course, students will develop keener powers of observation. You will learn to see surface projections of bone and muscles and learn to look for lines of direction, action, values, balance, and gesture. No bones about it, you will understand more about the human form. Members: $70, Non-Members: $85

Drawing - A "How-To" Class

5 Tuesdays 6:30 – 9:00 pm, Room 103
A-100 Begins 1/15
Instructor: Jerry Sterba

Believe it or not, drawing – like writing – is a skill that can be acquired! Join this informative “how to” art class and discover how artistic you can be, by learning the basics such as composition, form, line, shape, and more! Members: $50, Non-Members: $65

GLASS

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JEWELRY

Make a Valentine's Day Gift 1 Day Workshop

1 Sunday 2:00 - 4:00 pm, Room 102
A-710 Begins 2/3
Instructor: David Evans

Just in time for a Valentine's Day – make your significant other a sterling silver gift! In one afternoon you can assemble and finish a piece of jewelry or an accessory for your sweetheart. Men can make a necklace, ring, bracelet or earrings for your lady, Ladies can make your man a ring, money clip, key ring, or pendant. When you call to enroll in the class, you will be provided with information on the projects you may select from and the materials cost. In order for materials to be ordered, students must register for this class and select their project before 1/14. Starter packet of materials: $20 to $50 dependent on the project you select, payable at CMA's Office in advance or on the day of the workshop. Members: $25, Non-Members: $40

Jewelry Construction and Metalsmithing

8 Thursdays 6:30 - 9:00 pm, Room 102
A-700 Begins 2/7
A-702 Begins 4/17
Instructor: David Evans

An exciting opportunity for anyone with an interest in jewelry-making. Beginning students will learn techniques including sawing, filing, forming, texturing, polishing, riveting, soldering, and bezel stone setting. Returning students will progress to more complex projects including filigree, patination, etching, enameling, tube stone setting and basic faceted stone setting. Classes will begin with short lectures, printed instructions, and demonstrations, followed by plenty of time to work on projects that gradually increase in complexity, such as rings, pendants, and bracelets. Each student will have their own set of basic hand tools to use for the duration of the class. Each term features new projects, so repeat students are welcome! Packet of materials: $35 to $55, dependent on individual’s projects, payable to the CMA on the second night of class. Tool Deposit (refundable with return of tool kit at end of class): $60. Members: $85, Non-Members: $100

Polymer Clay Jewelry 2 Day Workshop

2 Sundays 1:30 - 4:00 pm, Room 102
A-720 Begins 4/27
Instructor: Marsha Bray

Polymer clay isn’t just for kids! Learn to make your own decorative or casual jewelry by using Sculpey and rubber stamps. Week 1 will be making the pieces; Week 2 will be assembling. Makes great handmade Mother’s Day gifts! Ages 10 and up. Members: $25, Non-Members: $40

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PAINTING

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PHOTOGRAPHY

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POTTERY

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SPECIAL TOPICS

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STAYING HEALTHY

Tai Chi Ch’uan for Health & Rejuvenation

6 Wednesdays 7:00 – 8:30 pm, Great Court
A-910 Begins 1/23
A-920 Begins 3/5, No class 3/19, 4/2
A-930 Begins 4/30, No class 5/21
A-940 Begins 6/18, No class 7/2
6 Saturdays 12:30 - 2:00 pm, Great Court
A-911 Begins 1/26
A-921 Begins 3/8, No class 3/22, 4/5
A-931 Begins 5/3, No class 5/24
A-941 Begins 6/21, No class 7/5
Instructor: Laura and David Kolinski -Schultz

Practicing Tai Chi leads to many benefits including better balance, coordination, and flexibility, improved concentration, stamina and strength, greater bone density, lower blood pressure and peace of mind. The instructors’ combined experience in Chinese Martial Arts, Chi Gong, and Meditation will assist you to learn at your own pace. This class is open to all ages and experience levels – seniors are welcome! Wear loose, comfortable clothing and soft flexible shoes. Bring notebook, pen and drinking water. Members & Non-Members: $55, two members of the same family: $100. If you sign up to attend both classes, the second class is: $45 for an individual, $80 for two members of the same family.

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TEXTILES

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