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| Classes and workshops for all ages and skill levels. |
___________________________________________________________________________ Drop in Paint Studio Simply Jane Artist are on hand to show you how to use our professional grade acrylic paints and brushes, teach a little technique (that we call making it pop)! $5 studio fee plus what project you choose to paint (items start at $4, with large selection $10 and under) ___________________________________________________________________________ Release Day Arts Camps Have fun creating art all day. We are offering a variety of arts and crafts from papermaking, printmaking, painting, clay, mixed media and more. ________________________________________________________________________ 2010 Summer Arts Camp Camps are week long, Monday – Friday, with full and half day options. There is a $20 discount per week for full day students. Children registered for a full day camp must bring a bag lunch and drink. Refrigeration is available. A supervised lunchtime from 12:00 – 12:30 is followed by an hour of high energy activities including movement classes. |
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All classes are held at Simply Jane Studio, 4801 Nicollet Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55419, 612-354-3961
*Simply Jane reserves the right to cancel any camp that does not meet minimum enrollment by the registration deadline. The registration deadline
is two weeks prior to class. If we cancel, you will receive a full refund. Please refer to our website for withdrawal policies. www.simplyjanestudio.com
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REGISTRATION FORM
STUDENT’S NAME__________________________________________AGE_________PHONE_____________________________
ADULT’S NAME___________________________________________________EMAIL____________________________________
ADDRESS__________________________________________CITY______________________STATE_________ZIP______________
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Subtract a $20 discount per week for full day students.
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TEACHERS
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Jane Elias
Jane comes from a long line of artist and began her professional career as an illustrator for the Minnesota Daily and other local papers while
completing a BA at the University of Minnesota. For the last 20 years Jane has been illustrating, creating functional art and murals all over the
US. Most rewarding is teaching in schools, in the community and at the studio how to use art materials and simple techniques in how to "make
your paintings pop"!
Jennifer Kunin
Jennifer has a BFA in fine art from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design and a BS in art education from the University of Minnesota. She has
worked and exhibited as an independent artist for over twenty years, while teaching residencies in schools through the State Arts Board Artists in
Education program. Her primary art form is handmade paper sculptural relief pieces and batik. When she’s not teaching or making art you might
find her swimming out in the middle of a lake somewhere or enjoying precious time with her grandchildren.
Check out her web site at: www.jenniferkunin.com
Sreekishen Nair
Sree earned his BFA at the Collage of Creative Studies in Detroit, Michigan. He has worked on cross-cultural projects both independently, and
through the Department of Anthropology at Wayne State University, also in Detroit. He continues to be active in the execution of Public-Art here
in the Twin Cities, and some of his works can be viewed at the JD Rivers Community Garden Project at Theodore Wirth Park on Glenwood Ave.
Huy Ngo
Huy has had a love of illustration since he was a little boy, drawing everything that would pop into his head. He picked up his first comic book at a
flea market when he was 10 and was hooked; he has since been a collector now for 17 years and knows the industry very well. He began his path
to becoming a comic book illustrator as a child emulating his favorite artist and drawing his favorite characters eventually developing his own skills
and style and creating his own characters. Huy has developed his skills through continuing education art classes, keeping up with new
techniques, working alongside peers in the field and of course lots and lots of practice. He has used his skills to become a freelance commercial
artist. He has worked on movie story- boards, character concept development projects, and has written his own comic books. Huy has a great
gift for illustrations and love for the comic book genre, skills and knowledge he hopes to pass on to the great artists of the future.