YOUTH PROGRAMS - Moore College of Art and Design

YOUTH PROGRAMSFALL 2012 & SPRING 2013PRE-COLLEGE PROGRAMFOR HIGH SCHOOL YOUNG ADULTSYOUNG ARTISTS WORKSHOPFOR STUDENTS GRADES 1–8

Inspiring the artistic potentialin all youth in an excitingand challenging visualarts college environment.Cover image: David Hockney inspired art from MooreCollege Youth Programs Photography Student Sarah Myers.

Dear Youth Students, Parents & Guardians,Welcome to Moore College of Art & Design’s YouthPrograms and our rich legacy of providing art education inthe region! In 1921, Moore first began offering art coursesto young people and today Moore’s youth programs serveclose to 1,000 youth each year.Morning and afternoon art and design courses are availablefor boys and girls, young men and women in grades 1–12in Drawing, Painting, Ceramics, Illustration, Animation,Computer Graphics, Fashion Design, Graphic Design,Photography and more. Small studio class sizes ensurepersonal attention for all students and most classes includeoff-site trips to artistic and cultural attractions.Contact us at 215.965.4030 or ce@moore.edu for coursesuggestions, to schedule a campus visit or for additionalinformation. We look forward to welcoming you toMoore College’s Youth Programs!Sincerely,Natalie PayneCo-Director,Continuing EducationAmanda WhiteYouth Programs Assistant1

Moore’s Youth Programs Offer• A program built on an art education foundation•Faculty that also teach in Moore’s BFA program or are Moore BFAalumnae, practicing artists, designers and certified art educators• Small studio classes• Formal and informal feedback provided to all students• Three hour Saturday classes for a concentrated period of study• Parents encouraged to visit classes and speak with faculty• Flexible morning and afternoon schedules• Off-site trips to artistic and cultural attractions• Campus located in Philadelphia’s beautiful museum district• Easy accessibility - a one to three block walk from SEPTAand regional rail lines• Discounted Center City parking on Saturdays• A safe and nurturing artistic community for youth toexplore their interestsMoore’s beautifulcampus facility islocated in centercity Philadelphia,and surrounded bya creative culture ofmuseums and galleries.2

CONTENTSPRE-COLLEGE COURSES FOR HIGH SCHOOL YOUNG ADULTS 4HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM INFORMATIONFALL AND SPRING HIGH SCHOOL CLASSESONE DAY WORKSHOPSYOUNG ARTISTS WORKSHOP FOR STUDENTS GRADES 1–8 11GRADES 7–8GRADES 5–6GRADES 3–4GRADES 1–2FACULTY INFORMATION 14GENERAL INFORMATION 17MAP & DIRECTIONS 18REGISTRATION FORM 20FALL SEMESTERSaturdays, September 29 – December 8, 2012Morning Classes 9 am – 12 pmAfternoon Classes 1 pm – 4 pmFall Break, November 24, NO CLASSDecember 8 – Last Day of Class andFamily and Friends DaySPRING SEMESTERSaturdays, February 9 – April 20, 2013Morning Classes 9 am – 12 pmAfternoon Classes 1 pm – 4 pmSpring Break, March 30, NO CLASSApril 20 – Last Day of Class andFamily and Friends DayYOU ARE INVITEDFamily, Friends and Guests are invited to join us on the last day of class eachsemester to celebrate the artistic accomplishments of our youth!Fall – December 8 and Spring – April 20.To schedule a campus visit or for additional information and course suggestions,contact us at 215.965.4030 or ce@moore.edu.CONTENTS • YOUTH PROGRAMS •3

PRE COLLEGE PROGRAMS • HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS •4Pre-College Programs for HighSchool Young AdultsA rich variety of art courses designed specifically for high schoolstudents from the only college of art and design in Philadelphiadevoted solely to the visual arts features:• Studio based, small classes provide personal instruction for all levels• Classes taught by Moore BFA faculty, certified art teachers and practicingartists and designers• Visiting artists, designers, guest critics and off-site trips•Group discussion and one-on-one instruction is provided to meetthe specific needs and experience of each studentPROGRAM INFORMATIONCERTIFICATE PROGRAMSArt & Design, Fashion Design and Graphic Design certificate programs for high school young adults.Participation in the certificate program is easy! To earn the certificate students enroll in the program bypaying a one-time enrollment fee of $25. Students then take five classes within their chosen certificatearea in three years. Students receive special recognition upon certificate completion and many otherprogram benefits.PORTFOLIO INFORMATION AND REVIEWSNot sure how to prepare your portfolio for your art school applications? Portfolio Do’s and Don’tsPresentations are offered each semester and include examples of admissions student work anddigital portfolio preparation tips. A question and answer session will follow the presentation, as wellas an opportunity to sign up for a portfolio review to receive individualized feedback from Moore’sAdmissions team.

WORK STUDY LEADERSHIP PROGRAMHigh School students are invited to apply for the Work Study Leadership program. Selected studentswill have the opportunity to develop skills as a classroom or office assistant in exchange for full-tuitioncost coverage for ONE three-house class for the duration of the semester. The program is competitivewith a limited number of positions.SUMMER ART & DESIGN INSTITUTEThe Summer Art & Design Institute is a residential four-week summer pre-college program open toyoung women who have just completed their sophomore, junior or senior year of high school. Benefitsof participating in the pre-college institute include:• Focused attention on a specialized area of interest: Animation & Illustration, Fashion Design,Fine Arts: Painting & Printmaking, or Photography.• The development of finished work for a student’s formal college admission portfolio.• Exposure to the vibrant and exciting larger arts community in Philadelphia.• 3.0 college credits upon successful completion of the program.Call 215.965.4030 or email ce@moore.edu for details regarding these pre-collegeprograms, course suggestions or to schedule a campus visit.“I have taken a lotof classes at Moorebecause I have funand freedom in myclasses. The teachersare great and get youexcited about drawing.— Nick LeDonne12th Grade Student, WashingtonTownship High SchoolNick’s career goal is to workas an animator for Disney.“PRE COLLEGE PROGRAMS • HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS •5

Pre-College High School Coursesfor Young AdultsFall Semester: September 29 – December 8 and Spring Semester: February 9 – April 20Students may choose a Saturday morning session from 9 am to 12 pmand/or an afternoon session from 1 to 4 pm.FINE ARTS: DRAWING, PAINTING AND CERAMICSPRE COLLEGE COURSES • HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS •6MORNING CLASSESPortfolio PreparationSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm Fall and Spring SemestersCourse Code: YFA033Tuition $355Designed for the high school sophomore, junior or seniorinterested in building a portfolio for college admissionsreview. The focus of the course is on observational drawingskills including still life drawing and portraiture as well aspresentation skills.Drawing FoundationSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm Fall Semester OnlyCourse Code: YFA041Tuition $355Develop perceptual and pictorial skills that will further artand design study through basic drawing techniques andmaterials. Covers the vital concepts of line, value, gesture,composition and perspective. Students develop theircreative and aesthetic sensibilities, setting a foundationfor all visual art pursuits.Landscape Drawing & PaintingSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm Spring Semester OnlyCourse Code: YFA044Tuition $400Explore the world outside of the studio by drawingand painting landscapes around Philadelphia landmarks.Possible sites include the Waterworks, Fairmount Park,and the Japanese House & Garden. Instruction will focuson composition, perspective, materials and arrangement.Transportation and entrance fees included.Expressive PortraitureSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm Spring Semester OnlyCourse Code: YFA031Tuition $400Discover the proper methods to render realistic faciallikeness and expressions. Students will work with figurativemodels and references to learn line, contour, measurementand shade to create three-dimensional form.Structure Drawing –Head, Feet & HandsSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm Fall Semester OnlyCourse Code: YFA056Tuition $400Students will build and develop drawing skills through aseries of quick gestural drawings focused on hands andfeet. Often the hardest areas of the human body to draw,students will develop skills that further their observationaland figurative drawing abilities.Figurative PaintingSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm Spring Semester OnlyCourse Code: YFA040Tuition $400Advanced instruction for any student that has already completedpainting and drawing classes and is looking to engagein more challenging exercises. Expand on concepts learned inprevious painting and drawing classes.Raku CeramicsSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm Fall Semester OnlyCourse Code: YFA039Tuition $400Learn the exciting ancient Japanese process of raku, a quickfiring process that produces unique lusters and surfaceson ceramic pieces. Create forms using wheel-throwing andhand-building techniques.Creative ClaySaturdays 9 am – 12 pm Spring Semester OnlyCourse Code: YFA032Tuition $400Create forms using wheel-throwing and hand buildingtechniques such as slab rolling, coiling and pinching. Usingyour creativity to shape, manipulate and decorate clay formswhile learning how clay can create both functional anddecorative works of art.Glass MosaicsSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm Fall Semester OnlyCourse Code: YFA035Tuition $400Create dazzling wall panels or small pieces of furniture byworking with hand cut glass tiles. Students will design andillustrate images before working on three-dimensional formsto produce unique glass mosaics.

AFTERNOON CLASSESDynamic DrawingsSaturdays 1 – 4 pm Fall Semester OnlyCourse Code: YFA027Tuition $355Discover the proper methods to render realistic faciallikeness and expressions. Students will work with figurativemodels and references to learn line, contour, measurementand shade to create three-dimensional form. Work atyour own level and with your own choice of drawing orcolor materials.Painting StudioSaturdays 1 – 4 pm Fall and Spring SemestersCourse Code: YFA043Tuition $355Learn the fundamentals of color and composition througha variety of techniques for still life, landscape, and abstractcreations. An ideal observational painting course for anyoneworking to build a strong portfolio.Moore’s educationalenvironment andcreatively focusedprograms helpstudents build astrong foundationin the arts.Figurative DrawingSaturdays 1 pm – 4 pm Fall and Spring SemestersCourse Code: YFA034Tuition $400Develop strong composition and proportion skills throughinterpreting the human figure. Students will capture poseswith quick gestures, develop a quality of line with contoursand solve foreshortening problems by understanding aspectsof perspective. Short drills will lead to long poses and thedevelopment of more complete, detailed drawings.*This class uses both nude and clothed models.Jewelry Design & Small MetalsSaturdays 1 – 4 pm Fall and Spring SemestersCourse Code: YFA029Tuition $400Strengthen design sensibility through fabrication techniquesfor jewelry and small metals to transform ideas into threedimensionalpieces. Technical information combined withcreativity allows students to create pieces that are uniquelytheir own.PRE COLLEGE COURSES • HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS •7

Fall Semester: September 29 – December 8 and Spring Semester: February 9 – April 20ANIMATION, ILLUSTRATION AND GRAPHIC DESIGNPRE COLLEGE COURSES • HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS •MORNING CLASSESComic Book IllustrationSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm Fall Semester OnlyCourse Code: YIL021Tuition $355Learn the visual art of creating the illusion of motion bydeveloping your own short animation. The fundamentals ofconcept development, character design, and storyboards areexplored as you make artistic choices to bring simple imagesto life. Establish pace, energy and timing as you develop yourindividual style of drawing and transform your ideas intocinematic action!Graphic Design FundamentalsSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm Spring Semester OnlyCourse Code: YGD020Tuition $355Explore the world of graphic design – the visual language ofeveryday life. First gain an understanding of the purpose ofgraphic design and an appreciation of design. Students willPHOTOGRAPHY AND DIGITAL ARTSMORNING CLASSESDigital PhotographySaturdays 9 am – 12 pm Fall and Spring SemestersCourse Code: YPDA023Tuition $400Discover the elements and principles used in makingphotographs rather than just taking photographs! Studentslearn about the settings and functions of their digitalcameras, shooting techniques and Adobe Photoshop tools.Develop presentation and critique skills by reviewing images.*Bring a digital camera to the first class.Photography Studio LightingSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm Spring Semester OnlyCourse Code: YPDA029Tuition $400Learn the basics of equipment and lighting for various stylesand poses. Students will have the opportunity to workin a specialized studio lighting setting with a wide varietyof equipment to learn lighting techniques for group shots,action shots and more.learn design fundamentals and terminology to communicateconcepts. Using effective design layouts, students will createads, posters, logos and package designs. Develop skills insolving graphic design problems while also investigating thefundamentals of the two-dimensional design process.AFTERNOON CLASSESIntroduction to IllustrationSaturdays 1 – 4 pm Spring Semester OnlyCourse Code: YIL024Tuition $355This class introduces some of the most interesting types ofprojects that contemporary illustrators practice – animatedcharacters, children’s books, movie storyboards, magazinecovers, greeting cards, and web images. Students learn to becreative visual thinkers and problem solvers while developingillustration skills.AFTERNOON CLASSESIntroduction to Adobe Creative SuitesSaturdays 1 – 4 pm Fall Semester OnlyCourse Code: YGD021Tuition $355Learn the basics of InDesign, Illustrator and Photoshop.The powerhouse software programs from Adobe CreativeSuites. This class is geared for students that have never usedthese software programs or for students that are self-taughtand would like formal information. Through a series ofprojects students will learn tools, shortcuts and techniquesguaranteed to support future design projects.Multimedia Digital DesignSaturdays 1 – 4 pm Spring Semester OnlyCourse Code: YPDA025Tuition $355An introduction to visual communication concepts through avariety of media forms including audio, video, still images andanimation. Students will learn storyboarding, animation, videoand sound editing to create unique videos.Urban PhotographySaturdays 1 – 4 pm Fall Semester OnlyCourse Code: YPDA026Tuition $400Explore city sites and learn techniques, skills and principlesto find and capture the mood of the moment. Studentsshould bring a digital or 35 mm camera with light meter tothe first class. Please note that darkroom experience is notincluded. Prerequisite: Basic photography experience.8

FASHIONMORNING CLASSESBasic SewingSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm Fall and Spring SemestersCourse Code: YFD021Tuition $400A great first step for students interested in fashion designand garment construction, but who are not experienced atsewing. Included are hand-sewing techniques, understandingpatterns, and fashion terminology.Introduction to FashionSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm Fall Semester OnlyCourse Code: YFD033Tuition $355This class introduces students to the world of fashion.Explore different fashion markets, styles, trends anddesigners. Learn design principles and fashion terminology aswell as the myriad of career options in the fashion industry.Fashion Concepts & IllustrationSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm Fall and Spring SemestersCourse Code: YFD022Tuition $355Develop a fashion collection through the exploration offashion history, trends, movements and fashion designers.Students will keep a croquis (sketchbook) to express theirideas and learn to illustrate the traditional “nine head”fashion figure to support the development of collectionboards and finished portfolio pieces.AFTERNOON CLASSESFashion Design & Construction ISaturdays 1 – 4 pm Fall and Spring SemestersCourse Code: YFD023Tuition $400Construct a garment by developing pattern drafting skills.Learn how to adjust basic sloper patterns, fit muslin or toile,and choose the right fabric. Develop a design presentationboard, increase familiarity with the language of fashion andlearn to present projects professionally. Prerequisite: Basicsewing skills or equivalent experience.*Fashion Show Participation: Students show finished garments inthe Fashion Show.Fashion Design & Construction IISaturdays 1 – 4 pm Spring Semester OnlyCourse Code: YFD024Tuition $400Sewing instruction for the advanced student with a strongemphasis on technical skill development and garmentconstruction techniques. In-depth study of textiles, fiberclassifications, and finishes will also be addressed. Prerequisite:Fashion Design and Construction I or equivalent experience.*Fashion Show Participation: Students show finished garments inthe Fashion ShowHandbag DesignSaturdays 1 – 4 pm Fall Semester OnlyCourse Code: YFD028Tuition $400Design and produce distinctive handbags while learningdesign styles and patternmaking skills. Learn how to translateoriginal concepts into finished products.Haute CoutureSaturdays 1 – 4 pm Spring Semester OnlyCourse Code: YFD029Tuition $355Students will create original couture concept designs, a colorstory, presentation board and textile story in the spirit ofhigh fashion and luxury fabrics. A special visit to the costumeand textile collection of the Philadelphia Museum of Art willinspire students in the high-end world of couture design.PRE COLLEGE COURSES • HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS •9

NEW – One Day Workshops forHigh School StudentsSpend a fun filled day at Moore College of Art & Design taking a mini classwhen school is out of session!Workshops offer a glimpse into Moore’s Youth Programs providingoutstanding instructors, equipment rich studios and supplied art materials.All inclusive $75.00 tuition per workshop class.Register early! Enrollment for each workshop class is limited.ONE DAY WORKSHOPS • HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS •MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 201210 AM – 4 PMSewing EssentialsCover sewing basics such as hand sewingtechniques, how to thread a sewing machine,inserting zippers and more. Students will createa sewing sampler and a small clutch bag todemonstrate their new knowledge. A greatintroduction for additional fashion classes.Silkscreen Printing – FabricExplore silkscreen printing, a process forcreating layered and dynamic prints. A fantasticintroduction for students looking to begin theirown small business or t-shirt line.MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 201310 AM – 4 PMDrawing Open StudioA relaxed and encouraging environment forstudents to receive assessment and guidanceof current work or to reinforce drawing skillsthrough several observation exercises.Book ArtLearn mixed-media techniques to make brilliantlycolored art-journal pages. Create images and bindthem in a professional accordion book format.10

Young Artists Workshop Program forStudents in Grades 1 – 8Studio classes specifically designed for students in grades 1 – 8 thatare interested or curious about art and design. Sessions are taughtby Moore BFA faculty, certified art educators and professionalartists and designers, who provide personal attention to eachstudent. Classes embrace multiple student skill levels within astructured environment allowing students to pursue their creativepassion. Projects vary each semester using unique art materials.Moore’s vibrant Philadelphia campus is located on Benjamin FranklinParkway and our youth classes take advantage of Moore’s locationby including off-site trips to artistic and cultural attractions at noadditional cost. Additionally, when weather permits youth classes areheld “plein air” in outdoor space in Aviator Park and Logan Square,both located across the street from Moore College.Art supplies are provided for all students in grades 1 – 8. Studentsmay choose a morning session from 9 am to 12 pm and/or anafternoon session from 1 – 4 pm.YOUNG ARTISTS WORKSHOP • GRADES 1 - 8 •11

Fall Semester: September 29 – December 8 and Spring Semester: February 9 – April 20GRADES–CLASSES FOR STUDENTS GRADES 7 – 8YOUNG ARTISTS WORKSHOP • GRADES 1 - 8 •MORNING CLASSESIntroduction to Figurative DrawingSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm Fall Semester OnlyCourse Code: YFA038Tuition $400Explore proportion, form, composition and value whiledeveloping your observational drawing skills. This is anessential course for students interested in pursuing fashion,fine arts, illustration, sculpture and other art fields. Studentswill draw from a clothed model and work in graphite,charcoal, and Conte crayons.Introduction to Digital ArtSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm Spring Semester OnlyCourse Code: YPDA021Tuition $400Create art images for business cards, posters, blogs andmore using digital tools on Mac computers. Refine artworkdirectly on Wacom tablets and the use of other digitalimaging tools.Fashion Accessory DesignSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm Fall Semester OnlyCourse Code: YFD025Tuition $400Conceptualize and design accessories that will transformfashion. Possible projects include hats, scarves, belts,handbags and necklaces. Basic principles of design and handsewing techniques are covered.Fashion IllustrationSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm Spring Semester OnlyCourse Code: YFD026Tuition $400Study the basic elements of fashion design as a backgroundfor your drawings. Learn to illustrate the traditional “ninehead” fashion figure to illustrate your original designs.A safe and nurturingartistic community foryouth to explore theirindividual interests.AFTERNOON CLASSESDrawing & Painting StudioSaturdays 1 – 4 pm Fall and Spring SemestersCourse Code: YFA026Tuition $400Focus on building and developing basic drawing and paintingskills, as well as art concepts. Projects will delve intothe formal elements of art, such as line, space, scale andtexture. Materials will include pencil, pen and ink, charcoaland watercolor.Fantasy IllustrationSaturdays 1 – 4 pm Spring Semester OnlyCourse Code: YIL022Tuition $400Transform artwork through a variety of exciting illustrationprojects that include comic subjects, science fictionthemes, and fantasy landscapes. Emphasis is on exercisingthe imagination and experimenting with different drawingmaterials and techniques.Drawing Anime & MangaSaturdays 1 – 4 pm Fall Semester OnlyCourse Code: YIL023Tuition $400Explore Japanese comics and print cartoons while learningthe steps of making mini-manga. Students will expandtheir drawing skills in facial expression, figure drawing andcreative costumes.12

GRADES–CLASSES FOR STUDENTS IN GRADES 5 – 6MORNING CLASSESIntroduction to Drawing & PaintingSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm Fall and Spring SemestersCourse Code: YFA025Tuition $400Young artists explore a foundation of drawing and paintingthrough a rich variety of tools and materials. Thoughtprovoking resources are provided to help find inspiration forartwork. Projects vary each semester.Fashion BasicsSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm Fall Semester OnlyCourse Code: YFD033Tuition $400Be inspired by trends, styles and designers in theexciting world of fashion! Have fun looking at fashionof the past and present. A great introduction to Moore’syouth fashion program.GRADES–Cartooning & Character DesignSaturdays 9 am – 12 pm Spring Semester OnlyCourse Code: YIL025Tuition $400Students develop drawing skills, while studying motion,sequence drawing and character design. Techniquessuch as perspective, composition, basic rendering andvalue are explored.AFTERNOON CLASSESIntroduction to Drawing & SculptureSaturdays 1 – 4 pm Fall and Spring SemestersCourse Code: YFA024Tuition $400Young artists will develop drawing skills in combination withexploring sculpture. A variety of drawing media and buildingmaterials in wood, clay, wire, plaster and recycled materialsare incorporated. Projects vary each semester.CLASSES FOR STUDENTS IN GRADES 1 – 4MORNING CLASSESArt Box Adventures - Grades 3 – 4Saturdays 9 am – 12 pm Fall and Spring SemestersCourse Code: YFA023Tuition $400This class opens the young artists to a world of inventionand creativity through a variety of materials and activitiesincluding watercolor, tiles, printmaking and more. Studentslearn elements and principles of design and lessons willreflect the various cultures and periods in art history.Projects vary each semester.Art Lab - Grades 1–2Saturdays 9 am – 12 pm Fall Semester OnlyCourse Code: YFA037Tuition $400Young artists will engage in exciting hands-on activitiesto learn a variety of basic art concepts, such as color,line, shape and texture. A nurturing environment stressesexperimentation and fun with drawing, painting, printmakingand sculpture. The course aims to heighten sensoryawareness and build confidence in basic art making skills.Projects vary each semester.Art & Nature Discoveries - Grades 1–2Saturdays 9 am – 12 pm Spring Semester OnlyCourse Code: YFA021Tuition $400A fun, hands-on exploration of the intersecting worlds of artand nature. Study the outdoor world in search of animals,birds, bugs, plants, flowers, and more. Then use the visual formsdiscovered as inspiration for a variety of creative projectsin the studio. Students will develop art and natural scienceawareness, build basic art and design skills, and be encouragedto explore a variety of media. Projects vary each semester.AFTERNOON CLASSESCreative Building - Grades 3 – 4Saturdays 1 – 4 pm Fall and Spring SemestersCourse Code: YFA022Tuition $400Children in this class experience the joy of working with claywhile making inventive objects of all kinds. The course aimsto expand imagination and heighten sensory awareness ina nurturing environment that stresses experimentation andfun. Projects vary each semester.YOUNG ARTISTS WORKSHOP • GRADES 1 - 8 •13

Youth programs faculty informationThe Youth Programs faculty are among the region’s best and include certified arteducators, current Moore BFA faculty, Moore alumnae, and professional artists anddesigners working in their respective fields. Additionally, the Continuing Educationdepartment has dedicated professional staff for the Youth Programs, all with abackground in art and education.For a complete listing of faculty and their scheduled youth course, please visit theYouth Programs section at www.moore.edu.FACULTY INFORMATION • YOUTH PROGRAMS •Pat Atkinson received her bachelor of fine arts andher art teacher certification from Moore College of Art &Design. Since 1992, she has taught fine art and art history atSt. Mary Magdalen School in Media, PA and is highly skilledin the area of curriculum development. She has been amember of the Young Artists Workshop faculty for morethan 10 years and the college recently recognized her forcontributions to the Young Artists Workshop.Jacki Cantor is an art educator with an extensiveprofessional background in photography. She receivedher bachelor of arts and sciences with a concentration inphotography from Bloomsburg University, her art teachercertification from Moore and her master’s in art educationfrom Arcadia University. She has received numerousawards including the Chester County Art AssociationExcellence Award. Exhibitions of her work include BlueCafé, Downingtown, PA; Chester County Art Association;St. Kitts & Nevis Art Teachers Association, St. Kitts WestIndies. She was also a Peace Corps volunteer in St. Kitts &Nevis, West Indies.Jackie Cervino is a high school art teacher at NazarethAcademy and also coordinates and teaches art workshopsin mixed media, mosaics and painting at Perkins Center forthe Arts. Jackie received her BFA in illustration and her arteducation certificate from Moore. She is currently workingwith artists and residency programs including Build-a-Bridge,The Philadelphia Museum of Art and The Memory Project.Eliza Chan is a Moore alumna with a major in textiledesign and minor in fashion design. An expert in screenprinting, hand and machine sewing, draping, pattern drafting,printmaking bookmaking, and textile practices includingweaving, felting, macramé and kumihimo (Japanese braiding).Her interests include food, traveling, Japanese art and cultureand having fun with her two children. Her portfolio can beviewed at www.coroflot.com/elizajeanchan.Trichita Covington holds a bachelor of fine arts intextile design from Moore College of Art & Design andhas been teaching in Philadelphia schools for more thanten years. Her professional experience includes curriculumdevelopment and therapeutic staff support. A mosaic artist,she has displays in several Philadelphia locations includingReynolds Elementary School, Robert Vaux Middle School andthe Philadelphia Hair Company.Peggy Davis holds a bachelor of fine arts in paintingand certification in art education from Moore College ofArt & Design. She is a painter who works in both oils andpastels, her landscape and still life paintings are in public andprivate collections in Gloucester, Delaware and Chestercounty. She continues to exhibit in the Delaware Valleyarea. She is actively involved in the painting program at theStudio Incamminati. In addition to teaching in Moore’s youthprogram, she is a full time art teacher in Orchard ValleyMiddle School, Washington Township, New Jersey, where herprofessional experience includes, a district wide workshopon creativity in drawing and curriculum development for themiddle school art program.Kirsten Fischler received a MFA in Painting fromPratt Institute and a BFA in Illustration from the RhodeIsland School of Design. She also currently teaches drawingand interior design at Delaware College of Art & Designand previously has taught at Pratt Institute and WidenerUniversity. Her work has been exhibited throughout thePhiladelphia region, in New York and in Italy. She is includedin the book “100 Artists of the Brandywine Valley."Rich Harrington is assistant professor of illustrationat Moore College of Art & Design and has taught withMoore’s youth programs for more than ten years. Richhas an extensive teaching and exhibition resume and hasrepresented Moore College for many years at varioushigh school National Portfolio days. He is active with thePhiladelphia Sketch Club and Society of Illustrators in NewYork. In April, 2011, Professor Harrington received theLindback Distinguished Teaching Award at Moore.14

“Alan Hoffman is an animator and illustrator with morethan 30 years’ experience in the design industry. He hasextensive experience as a storyboard artist in Hollywoodworking on such exciting projects as The Accused directed byJonathan Kaplan; The Naked Gun directed by David Zucker;It’s a Thin Line Between Love & Hate directed by MartinLawrence; Creature from the Black Lagoon directed by JeffBleckner and ER TV Episodes directed by Jonathan Kaplan.Alan is a native Philadelphian and attended PhiladelphiaCollege of Art. He is an adjunct faculty in the Illustrationdepartment at Moore.Jamar Nicholas has a multitude of roles: galleryassistant at Arcadia University Art Gallery in Glenside,PA; administrator for the Department of Art & Designat Arcadia; cartoonist; host of a podcast, called COMICBOOK DINER, where he talks about the business of being aprofessional comic book artist; and as an adjunct professorat Moore College of Art & Design in the BFA Foundationdepartment. www.jamarnicholas.com.My teaching in Moore’s Youthprogram is a profoundly positiveand rewarding experience. Asan art educator and artist, I amcontinually inspired by the diverseand creative range of studentsenrolled in the program. The staffand faculty are amazing and avital component to the program’scontinued success. There is a pulseof energy here at Moore thatignites great works of art from allthe truly emerging young artists!— Peggy Lavoie-Davis, Faculty“Shanna O’Leary is a local Philadelphia artist whoreceived her bachelor of Fine Arts in illustration andart education from Moore College of Art & Design. Shecurrently does freelance illustration and teaches elementaryart. Her favorite mediums are acrylic, watercolor and ink. Ms.O'Leary enjoys traditional art geared towards children and ispassionate about bookmaking. Ms. O'Leary attended Moore'syouth program in high school and has always been dedicatedto Moore.Natalie Rhoda holds a bachelor of science in fashiondesign from Philadelphia University and studied abroad atthe American University of Rome in Italy. Her professionalexperience includes working as a knit design assistant atFree People as well as working with Digby & Ion, DestinationMaternity and Norma Kamali. Ms. Rhoda joins the YouthPrograms faculty at Moore having attended Young ArtistsWorkshop classes in high school.FACULTY INFORMATION • YOUTH PROGRAMS •15

FACULTY INFORMATION • YOUTH PROGRAMS •Terri Saulin received her master of fine arts from theUniversity of the Arts and her bachelor of fine arts fromMoore College of Art & Design. She is an adjunct facultyat Moore and has taught in the Young Artists Workshopsince 1999. Last year, she had a solo exhibition at FinlandiaUniversity in Hancock, MI and also participated in twoexhibitions sponsored by the National Council forEducation in the Clay Arts. She received a 2010 FacultyDevelopment Grant from Moore College of Art & Design.www.terrisaulin.comMichael Smith is a former art school admissions officerand professional artist. He received his teaching certificatefrom the University of the Arts, his master of fine artsdegree from Temple University and his bachelor of finearts degree from the University of Michigan, School of Art.He has a wealth of knowledge and extensive experienceon portfolio development. As a practicing artist for 20years, he has exhibited prints, paintings and mixed mediaassemblages locally and nationally. His representationsand collections include Twenty-Two Gallery, Philadelphia;Studio D Fine Art Consultants, Delray Beach, FL; BellAtlantic Corporation, Philadelphia; CIGNA Museum andArt Collection, CIGNA Corporation, Philadelphia; andBrandywine Workshop, Philadelphia.Small studiobased classes,with one-on-oneinstruction fromwell qualifiedinstructors suchas Moore BFAfaculty, certifiedart teachers andpracticing artistsand designers.Raphael Tiberino began painting at the age of 4,following in the footsteps of both parents, who werepainters. He graduated from the Pennsylvania Academyof Art and has spent his professional career exhibiting insolo and group shows in New York and Philadelphia whilecontinuing to teach. Mr. Tiberino also does considerablework for the Ellen Powell Tiberino Memorial Museum, whichcelebrates the life and career of his mother. The TiberinoMuseum encourages artistic awareness and a love ofcommunity and spirit. www.tiberinomuseum.org.Joe Winter is an adjunct faculty member in theFoundation department at Moore College of Art &Design and has also been teaching with the Young ArtistsWorkshop since 2004. He received his bachelor of fine artsdegree from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Artsand his master of fine arts degree from the University ofPennsylvania. He has an extensive exhibiting and commissionbackground including commission sculptures at the Soeursde l’Adoration Chapel in Togo, West Africa; the Russian TeaRoom in New York and Temple University in Ambler. He hasalso completed freelance and contracted projects with adiverse group of private sector companies including CeramicDev. International, Franklin Mint, Lenox Porcelain, Disney Co.,Philadelphia Zoo.16

General InformationWe hope our youth students will find their time at Moore College fun, stimulating and fullof new challenges to learn and grow. Our mission is to inspire the artistic potential in allyouth in an exciting and challenging visual arts college environment. Moore offers a safe andnurturing artistic community for youth.ClassesAll classes are studio based and held in Moore’s BFA class spaces. Saturday classes are three hourseach week, providing 30 contact hours each semester. Flexible morning and afternoon classes areavailable. Students should plan to arrive approximately 15–20 minutes before the start of class onthe first day.EnrollmentClass size is kept small with a maximum of 12 students typically to allow for individual creativepursuits within a class structure. Students should register early to guarantee course availability.Emergency Contact InformationPlease complete the parent/guardian contact and emergency contact information on the registrationform in its entirety.FacultyMoore’s BFA faculty, Moore BFA alumnae, certified art educators and practicing artists and designersteach in our youth programs. Parents are welcome to visit classes and speak with faculty regardingyouth progression.Family & Friends DayParents, guardians, friends and relatives are invited to Family & Friends Day, held on December 8 andApril 20. An invitation will be sent home with students.Art SuppliesArt supplies are provided to students in courses for grades 1 – 8. Students in courses for grades9 – 12 are required to purchase supplies and will receive a materials list on the first day of class.Please do not purchase supplies ahead of time. Instructors will provide information regarding supplyoptions. High school students will need an additional $25 - $50 (approximately) for art supplies.Code of ConductStudents are expected to follow general behavior rules of being respectful of each other, theinstructor and staff, as well as the college facility. Inappropriate behavior will not be tolerated andMoore College reserves the right to dismiss students from class. Students dismissed from theprogram do not receive refunds.Class Changes and CancellationsMoore College of Art & Design reserves the right to cancel courses, alter its curriculum, changeinstructors or modify tuition and fees for its programs. Portions of this publication are subject tochange without notice. Courses that do not meet minimum enrollment will be cancelled. Registeredstudents will be notified by phone and/or email in the event of a class cancellation. All fees andtuition will be refunded within 2 to 4 weeks for any cancelled class.GENERAL INFORMATION • YOUTH PROGRAMS •17

MOORE’S CAMPUSMoore’s vibrant Center City Philadelphia campus is located just off Logan Squareon Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Many of our youth classes take advantage of Moore’slocation by including off-site trips to artistic and cultural attractions at no additionalcost. Additionally, youth classes take advantage of Aviator Park and Logan Square, bothlocated across the street from Moore College, by holding classes in these outdoorareas when the weather permits.The campus is friendly, safe and manageable. Students can be dropped off in front ofMoore’s main entrance on Race Street between 19th and 20th, where they will begreeted by college and/or youth programs staff.MAP AND DIRECTIONS • YOUTH PROGRAMS •18

GETTING HEREMoore is conveniently locatedwithin a one to three block walkfrom SEPTA and Suburban Stationregional rail lines. DiscountedCenter City parking is availableon Saturdays. On-street parking isavailable around our campus.MAP AND DIRECTIONS • YOUTH PROGRAMS •19

Registration InformationLimits are placed on enrollment to maintain quality of instruction. Registrations areprocessed on first-come, first-served basis. Register early!Registration ConfirmationConfirmation of registration is emailed after receipt of registration.Registration is EasyYou may register by mail, fax, email, phone or in-person. Payments are accepted by check, money order,Visa or MasterCard. Checks and money orders should be made payable to Moore College of Art &Design. Cash payments may be made in person during the hours of 9 am – 5 pm, Monday – Friday.Partial payments cannot be accepted.REGISTRATION INFORMATION • YOUTH PROGRAMS •20Register By Mail:Complete the registration form in full and mail with your payment to:Moore College of Art & DesignOffice of Continuing Education20th Street and The ParkwayPhiladelphia, PA 19103Register By Fax: 215.965.4047For your security, the fax machine is private.You may fax us your registration anytime.Register By Email: ce@moore.eduScan and email the completed registration form.Register By Phone: 215.965.4030You may call us Monday through Friday, 9 am – 5 pm.Register In-Person:Monday – Friday (9 am – 5 pm)Tuition & Fees InformationRegistration fee: $45Tuition fees vary according to course and are listed under the course description.Second course discount – Reduced rate of $290 for second course is available only when registration forthe first and second course is paid in full without any additional discounts.Tuition Refund & Withdrawal PolicyWritten notification of withdrawals or course changes must be submitted to the Office of ContinuingEducation via email to ce@moore.edu or fax 215.965.4047. Tuition refunds are not given if a student doesnot officially withdraw from the course. Registration fees are not refundable. Tuition refunds are calculatedaccording to the following schedule:• 100% tuition refund before the first day of class• 80% tuition refund before the second day of class• 50% tuition refund before the third day of class• No refunds after the third classPlease allow 2 to 4 weeks for your tuition refund to be processed.

REGISTRATION FORM -YOUTH PROGRAMS FALL 2012 SPRING 2013Moore College of Art & Design Phone: 215.965.4030Office of Continuing Education Fax: 215.965.404720th Street and The ParkwayEmail: CE@moore.eduPhiladelphia, PA 19103-1179FOR OFFICE USE ONLYRec ___________________Reg ___________________Dep ___________________Conf __________________Student First NameMaleFemaleStudent Last NameDate of BirthSchoolGradeHome AddressCity, State ZipParent/Guardian NameParent/Guardian EmailDay PhoneEvening PhoneEmergency Contact NameEmergency Contact PhoneIs this your 1st time registering for YAW? Y NWhere did you hear about our programs? Internet Catalog Friend Teacher OtherFall 2012 Spring 2013TuitionAM CoursePM CourseSecond Course discount provides areduced rate. See page 20.Total Tuition $Registration Fee $ 45.00TOTAL DUE $Disclaimer & Photo Waiver: By registering with the Young Artists Workshop, I agree that Moore College of Art & Design, the Young Artists Workshop staff and faculty cannot beheld liable for personal injury or damage to the registered students or their property. I am also aware that periodically, photographs may be taken of the registered student andtheir artwork for the purpose of promoting Moore’s programming, showcasing the classroom atmosphere and exceptional student work. I agree that these images may be used onthe Moore Web site, publications and all other forms of media without further approval or compensation. Those parents/guardians who did not wish for photos of the registeredstudent or their artwork to be used must notify the Young Artists Workshop staff in writing no later than the 1st day of class.Form of payment (in full only) Check Money Order Visa MasterCardCard # Exp. Date Sec. CodeName on check/money order or credit card (please print)www.moore.edu/youth_programs • www.theyawblog.blogspot.com • ce@moore.edu • 215.965.4030

Office of Continuing EducationYoung Artists Workshop20th Street and The ParkwayPhiladelphia, PA 19103-1179NON-PROFITORGANIZATIONUS POSTAGEPAIDPHILADELPHIA, PAPERMIT NO. 501YOU’RE INVITED!Moore College of Art & DesignYouth Programs Family & Friends DaySaturday, December 8, 2012 and Saturday, April 20, 2013Phone: 215.965.4030Fax: 215.965.4047ce@moore.edumoore.eduDON’T MISSTo schedule a campus visit or for additional information andcourse suggestions, contact us at 215.965.4030 or ce@moore.edu.