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Last Saturday night's racing program at Crossville Raceway was been rained out.
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Panthers lose to Blackman in substate 69-55
A capacity crowd at Stone Memorial High School saw the Panthers' season end, as they dropped their substate match-up to the Blackman Blaze 69-55 in the weather-delayed Class AAA contest.
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Caroline Cravens, a senior at Cumberland County High School, signed a full athletic scholarship in cross country and track with Divison II Lincoln Memorial University in Harrogate, TN, during a ceremony at Fairfield Glade Baptist Church, where she and her family attend church last Saturday.
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SMHS hosts Blackman in substate tonight
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Pope Leo XIII
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- Vincenzo Gioacchino Raffaele Luigi Pecci
Sixth of seven children born to Count Dominico Ludovico Pecci and Anna Prosperi Buzzi; Vincenzo's older brother was Cardinal Giuseppe Pecci. Confirmed on 25 August 1817. Studied at the Jesuit College at Viterbo, Italy from 1818 to 1824, then the Collegio Romano from 1824 to 1832, the Pontifical Academy of Ecclesiastical Nobles in Rome, Italy in 1832; he received his doctorate in theology in 1836 from the Archgymnasium of Rome, doctor of civil and canon law from La Sapienza University in Rome. Appointed domestic prelate to the pope on 6 February 1837. Referendary of the Tribunal of the Apostolic Signature of Justice and of Grace on 16 March 1837. Relator of the Congregation of Good Government on 28 June 1837. Ordained on 31 December 1837. Apostolic delegate in Benevento, Italy on 17 February 1838. Apostolic delegate in Spoleto, Italy on 12 June 1841. Apostolic delegate in Perugia, Italy on 17 July 1841. Titular archbishop of Damietta on 27 January 1843. Apostolic nuncio to Belgium on 28 January 1843. Named papal assistant on 10 February 1843. Bishop of Perugia from 19 January 1846 till 1877. Created cardinal-priest on 19 December 1853. Camerlengo of the Church on 21 September 1877. Chosen 256th pope in 1878.
Leo's election changed the course of the papacy. He was a modern man of his times, and he worked, by preaching and writing, to bring Catholic attitudes into the modern world without losing the Christianity at it's core. He managed to end Kulturkampf in 1887. He tried to bring French Catholics to support the republic. His 1885 encyclical Immortale Dei explained the position of Catholics as citizens in modern secular, democratic states. He refuted the French royalists' claim that they were exceptional Catholics, and the French anti-Catholics contention that the Church was politically reactionary; overall he supported and vindicated Catholic democrats. He opposed the anti-Catholic government of Italy. In Rerum novarum in 1891, Leo explained the sad deficiencies of Marxism and gave an early warning of the misery it would inflict on the world. He countered intellectual attacks on Christianity by advancing Thomism, with its insistence that there is no conflict between science and faith; he wrote Aeterni Patris in 1879 in which he declared the philosophy of Saint Thomas Aquinas official, and required its study. He founded the institute of Thomistic philosophy at the University of Louvain. He opened the Vatican secret archives to scholars, and reminded Catholic historians that nothing but the whole truth must be found in their work. He encouraged Bible study, set up the permanent Biblical Commission in 1902, and sponsored the Catholic University at Washington, DC. Revitalized the Vatican Library and put the his brother, Cardinal Giuseppe Pecci at its head. First pope to have his voice recorded. The length of his reign, over 25 years, allowed him to stock the college of cardinals with many excellent men; he elevated 147 of them.
- 2 March 1810 in Carpineto Romano, diocese of Anagni, Italy as Vincenzo Gioacchino Raffaele Luigi Pecci
Papal Ascension
- elected on 20 February 1878
- crowned on 3 March 1878
- 20 July 1903 in Vatican City of natural causes
- buried in Saint Peter's basilica
- re-interred in Saint John Lateran basilica on 22 October 1924
- Gallery of images of Pope Leo
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- portrait at AEIOU encyclopedia
- postage stamp
- medallion
Additional Information
- Cardinals of the Holy Roman Church, by Salvador Miranda
- Catholic Encyclopedia, by U Benigni
- Catholic-Hierarchy.Org
- New Catholic Dictionary
- Popes Through The Ages, by Father Joseph Brusher
- Vatican – Biography and Writings
- Wikipedia
- YouTube Recording of His Voice
- On His Sickness
- Adiutricem: On the Rosary
- Auspicato Concessum: On Saint Francis of Assisi
- Diuturni Temporis: On the Rosary
- Divinum Illud Munus: On the Holy Spirit
- Fidentem Piumque Animum: On the Rosary
- Grande Munus: On Saints Cyril and Methodius
- Humanum Genus: On Freemasonry
- Immortale Dei: On the Christian Constitution of States
- In Amplissimo: On the Church in the United States
- Iucunda Semper Expectatione: On the Rosary
- Magnae Dei Matris: On The Rosary
- Militantis Ecclesiae: On Saint Peter Canisius
- Mirae Caritatis: On the Holy Eucharist
- Quamquam Pluries: On Devotion to Saint Joseph
- Quod Apostolici Muneris: On Socialism
- Rerum Novarum: On Capital and Labor
- Satis Cognitum: On the Unity of the Church
- Superiore Anno: On The Recitation Of The Rosary
- Tametsi Futura Prospicientibus: On Jesus Christ the Redeemer
- Vi e Ben Noto: On the Rosary and Public Life
- Christi Nomen: On Propagation of the Faith and Eastern Churches
- Inscrutabili Dei Consilio: On the Evils of Society
- Urbanitatis Veteris: On the Foundation of a Seminary in Athens
- Insignes: On the Hungarian Millennium
- Reputantiubus: On the Language Question in Bohemia
- Quum Diuturnum: On the Latin American Bishops' Plenary Council
- Quod Multum: On the Liberty of the Church
- Affari Vos: On the Manitoba School Question
- Pastoralis Officii: On the Morality of Dueling
- Libertas: On the Nature of Human Liberty
- Quod Anniversarius: On His Sacerdotal Jubilee
- Diuturnum: On the Origin of Civil Power
- Quod Votis: On the Proposed Catholic University
- Nobilissima Gallorum Gens: On the Religious Question in France
- Exeunte Iam Anno: On the Right Ordering of Christian Life
- Adiutricem: On the Rosary
- Octobri Mense: On the Rosary
- Laetitiae Sactae: Commending Devotion to the Rosary
- Spesse Volte: On the Suppression of Catholic Institutions
- Providentissimus Deus: On the Study of Holy Scripture
- Omnibus Compertum: On Unity Among the Greek Melchites
- Gravissimas: On Religious Orders in Portugal
- Caritatis: Encyclical on the Church in Poland
- Testem Benevolentiae Nostrae: Concerning New Opinions, Virtue, Nature And Grace, With Regard To Americanism
- Quod Auctoritate: Proclaiming an Extraordinary Jubilee
- Pastoralis: On Religious Union
- Saepe Nos: On Boycotting in Ireland
- Aeterni Patris: On the Restoration of Christian Philosophy
- Ad Extremas: On Seminaries for Native Clergy
- Iampridem: On Catholicism in Germany
- Catholicae Ecclesiae: On Slavery in the Missions
- Licet Multa: On Catholics in Belgium
- Permoti Nos: On Social Conditions in Belgium
- Graves De Communi Re: Christian Democracy
- Spectata Fides: On Christian Education
- Arcanum: On Christian Marriage
- In Plurimis: On the Abolition of Slavery
- Sapientiae Christianae: On Christians as Citizens
- Magni Nobis: On the Catholic University of America
- Quam Religiosa: On Civil Marriage Law
- Etsi Nos: On Conditions in Italy
- Au Milieu Des Sollicitudes: On the Church and State in France
- Cum Multa: On Conditions in Spain
- Officio Sanctissimo: On the Church in Bavaria
- Annum Sacrum: On Consecration to the Sacred Heart
- Quae Ad Nos: On the Church in Bohemia and Moravia
- Supremi Apostolatus Officio: On Devotion of the Rosary
- Constanti Hungarorum: On the Church in Hungary
- Etsi Cunctas: On the Church in Ireland
- In Ipso: On Episcopal Reunions in Austria
- Pergrata: On the Church in Portugal
- Caritatis Studium: On the Church in Scotland
- Custodi di Quella Fede: On Freemasonry
- Inimica Vis: On Freemasonry
- Litteras A Vobis: On the Clergy in Brazil
- Dall'Alto Dell'Apostolico Seggio: On Freemasonry in Italy
- Quarto Abeunte Saeculo: On the Columbus Quadri-Centennial
- Quam Aerumnosa: On Italian Immigrants
- Augustissimae Virginis Mariae: On the Confraternity of the Holy Rosary
- Paternae: On the Education of Clergy
- Dum Multa: On Marriage Legislation
- Depuis le Jour: On the Education of the Clergy
- Sancta Dei Civitas: On Mission Societies
- Fin Dal Principio: On the Education of the Clergy
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- "Pope Leo XIII". Saints.SQPN.com. 7 April 2013. Web. 17 March 2014. <>


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SUMMER ART 2014 information will be available by April 1, 2014.
We are looking forward to another exciting summer of workshops and courses for Tweens, Teens and Adults, including:
- Digital Film Seminar will be held June 16-27th
- An exciting new workshop: Experimental Animation.
As a reference, here are Quick Links to our offerings from 2013.
Digital Arts Courses (Adults + Teens)
Teen Studios: Entering 9th – 12 Grades (Ages 14-18)
Tween Studios: Entering 6th-9th Grades (Ages 11-14)
Course List by START DATE [pdf to download]
Teen Studio Certificates
Tweens Foundation Arts Certificate
Samples of Teen Studio Certificates [pdf to download]
Adult Certificate Programs
Faculty Biographies
POLICIES AND PROCEDURES including:
Student Conduct
Campus Dining
Cancellation and Refund Policies
DIGITAL ARTS - Adults and Teens
INTRO TO THE MACINTOSH (Adults/Teens)
1 Session: 3 hours, SA, 9-12 Noon
CG101, June 1
Marcia Johnson
Master the fundamental skills necessary to use the Mac comfortably while fulfilling the prerequisite for other digital courses. Basic skills such as logging into home and web spaces, and understanding the differences and similarities between Mac and PC window and file management will be covered. PC users can learn on the Mac during class, and transfer their knowledge to practice on their PC at home.
INTRODUCTION TO 3DS MAX (Adults/Teens)
5 Sessions: 35 hours, M-F, 9 AM-4 PM
CG240: June 3-7
Martin Murphy
Learn how to create an environmental setting and a basic character, and how to apply the general workflows and production processes of creating 3D content in this software widely used in the industry for game, film and video content. Basic Photoshop and PC experience is required. (Teen Certificate: TDA, TGA, TIL. Adult Certificate: FE, PE, GR.)
WEB DESIGN & MOBILE APPS: DREAMWEAVER (Adults/Teens)
10 Sessions: 30 hours, M-F, 1-4 PM
CG270A-B: June 3-14
CG270E-F: July 8-19
Bonnie Hammer
Using the Adobe Dreamweaver HTML editor, follow step-by-step instructions to build your own dynamic multi-page website and create mobile apps that will link to your sites. This course is indispensable to visual artists and designers in today's marketplace. Learn how to professionally present your digital portfolio and your business for maximum impact with these essential web design tools. Some Photoshop or Illustrator experience is helpful. Basic Mac skills required. (Teen Certificate: TDA. Adult Certificate: GR, PE, FE, IE.)
PHOTO RESTORATION WORKSHOP (Adults/Teens)
5 sessions: 15 hours, M-F, 9 AM-12 Noon
PH275: June 3-7
Bonnie Hammer
This workshop has been cancelled.
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY FOR THE NOVICE (Adults/Teens)
5 Sessions: 15 hours, M-F, 9 AM-12 Noon
PH400: June 3-7
Omar Otero
If you find the many buttons and features on your digital camera daunting, and would like to gain creative control over your photos, this is the perfect workshop for you. In just five short sessions, you will learn the particular features of your camera, and the basics of color correction, image sizing and photo manipulation techniques. Students must bring a digital camera and instruction booklet and must have read the booklet before coming to class. Prerequisites: basic computer skills. (Teen Certificate: TPH. Adult Certificate: FE, GE, PE.)
DIGITAL FILM SEMINAR (Adults/Teens)
8 Sessions: 56 hours, SA-SA, 9 AM–4 PM
Film Screening: June 15, 6:30 PM
CGF201: June 8-15
Mark Parry
This seminar covers digital video camera operation, basic lighting, scripting, and storyboarding as well as Premier Pro editing, titles, effects and Montage theory. Students work in their own direction from narrative, abstract or experimental, to more journalistic or documentary genres, and should walk away with a professionally edited project with potential for use in a portfolio or film festival screening. The course culminates with a screening of final student projects with the public invited. All skill levels. (Teen Certificate: TDA, TPH. Adult Certificate: FE, PR, PE, IE, GE.)
PHOTOSHOP II (Adults/Teens)
4 Sessions: 30 hours, SA, 9 AM–4:30 PM
CG129: June 8-29
Marcia Johnson
This course is designed for students who are already familiar with the basics of Adobe Photoshop CS6 and want to move to the next level. We will cover more advanced features, such as masking techniques, layer blending, vector tools, complex layer combinations, and 3D effects and introduce the techniques needed to prepare images for printing and use in a website. Emphasis will focus on creating well-designed, well-executed professional-quality work. Prerequisite: Photoshop I or equivalent experience. (Teen Certificate: TDA, TPH. Adult Certificate: FE, PR, PE, IE, GE, GR.)
DIGITAL SCULPTING WITH ZBRUSH (Adults/Teens)
5 Sessions: 35 hours, M-F, 9 AM-4 PM
CGW373: June 10-14
Martin Murphy
Digital sculpture is easier than you think. Students learn digital sculpting techniques using form development methods combined with 3D modeling to create intensely detailed digital models and sculptures. Plan, create and develop models for gaming, the movies, and comic books. Basic Mac skills required. (Teen Certificate: TDA, TGA, TIL. Adult Certificate: FE, PE, IE, GE, GR.)
PHOTOSHOP WORKSHOP (Adults/Teens)
5 sessions: 15 hours, M-F, 9 AM–12 Noon
CG727: June 17-21
Marcia Johnson
This intensive workshop introduces Adobe Photoshop software as a tool for manipulating images electronically to create digital art. This is also a useful tool for building some components of a website. Demos and lectures cover the features of the program. Prerequisite: basic computer skills (see CG101.) (Teen Certificate: TDA, TPH. Adult Certificate: GE, FE, PE, IE.)
DIGITAL DESIGN: ADOBE PHOTOSHOP (Adults/Teens)
10 Sessions: 30 hours, M-F, 1-4 PM
CG115: June 17-28
Marcia Johnson
This course is cancelled.
DRAWING AND ILLUSTRATING IN ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR (Adults/Teens)
10 Sessions: 30 hours, M-F, 1-4 PM
CG120: June 17-28
Bonnie Hammer
Learn Adobe Illustrator, the industry standard, through projects ranging from basic tracing of personal drawings to fully finished vector illustrations. Students are directed step-by-step on how to use the many components of Illustrator. By the end of this course students use the software as comfortably as they would a pencil. Prerequisite: Drawing I or above, or Concept Sketching, or equivalent. Basic Mac skills required. (Teen Certificate: TDA, TGA, TIL. Adult Certificate: FE, PE, IE, GE, GR.)
DIGITAL PORTFOLIO (Adults/Teens)
5 sessions: 15 hours, M-F, 9 AM–12 Noon
AS411: June 24-28
Marcia Johnson
This course is cancelled.
DESIGNING LAYOUTS IN ADOBE INDESIGN (Adults/Teens)
10 Sessions: 30 hours, M-F, 9 AM-12 Noon
CG175: July 8-19
Bonnie Hammer
Explore the ins and outs of page design in Adobe InDesign - the designers' graphics software that can be used to create posters, flyers, brochures, magazines, newspapers, books and portfolios and more. This class focuses on learning the basics of graphic design and creating an aesthetically pleasing layout and display of your project. Basic Photoshop or Illustrator knowledge is helpful but not required. Basic Mac skills required. (Teen Certificate: TDA. Adult Certificate: FR, FE, PE, GR, GE.)
TEEN STUDIOS - Entering 9th-12th Grades (Ages 14-18)
Many of our Teen Studios are offered multiple times this summer, designated below by Week:Date. Select from offerings in DRAWING, ILLUSTRATION, MIXED MEDIA, PAINTING/PRINTMAKING, or PHOTOGRAPHY See Digital Arts for additional workshops for Teens, including Web Design/Mobile Apps; 3DS Max, ZBrush and more.
DRAWING I (Grades 9th-12th)
5 Sessions: 15 hours, M-F, 9 AM-12 Noon
HDR101B: June 10-14, 9 AM-12 Noon
HDR101C: June 17-21, 1-4 PM
HDR101E: July 8-12, 9 AM-12 Noon
Jeffery Cornwell
Exploring a variety of drawing media students learn fundamental drawing techniques and gain a working knowledge of the basic elements and principles of design such as line, shape, perspective, proportion, volume, and composition. (Teen Certificate: TFA, TDR, TPH.)
DRAWING II (Grades 9th-12th)
5 Sessions: 15 hours, M-F
HDR250D: June 24-28, 1-4 PM
HDR250F: July 15-19, 9 AM-12 Noon
Jeffery Cornwell
Strengthen your drawing skills and build your visual vocabulary with a focus on mark making, composition, form and space. Using graphite, pen & ink, and charcoal, practice applying the principles of design functions through the organization of the elements of design. Production and presentation will be discussed. Prerequisite: Drawing I. (Teen Certificate: TFA, TDR, TPH.)
DRAWING III (Grades 9th-12th)
5 Sessions: 15 hours, M-F, 9 AM-12 Noon
HDR300: July 15-19
Kevin Costello
Learn through practice and build your understanding of fine art drawing as a preparatory tool for painting, sculpture and printmaking as well as character and environment development for animated digital applications. Using skills learned in Drawing I and II, you will work on drawings with flexible guidelines and be encouraged to think critically in relation to the spontaneous form and substance drawing offers to describing objective observation and your thought and emotion. Prerequisites: Drawing I and II. (Teen Certificate: TFA, TDR, TPH.)
EXPLORING FIGURE DRAWING (Grades 9th-12th)
5 Sessions: 15 hours, M-F, 1-4 PM
HDRF203B: June 10-14
HDRF203C: June 17-21
HDRF203F: July 15-19
Kevin Costello
This classical drawing course develops the student's figure drawing skills through the study of proportion, anatomy, gesture, figure/space relationship, value and line quality. Students will explore various techniques and materials drawing from the live (clothed) model. Experiment with different drawing materials and creative approaches in this high-energy class. A must have for future animators! Prerequisite: Drawing I or Concept Sketching, or equivalent. (Teen Certificate: TFA, TDR, TPH.)
CONCEPT SKETCHING (Grades 9th-12th)
5 sessions: 15 hours, M-F, 9 AM-12 Noon
HIL101D: June 24-28
HIL101E: July 8-12
Michael White
This fundamental illustration class will cover perspective and how to apply it in compositions such as sketching structures and forms, showing scale, and casting shadows. Create organic and geometric compositions using correct proportions and shades. This course is helpful to those interested in Character Design, Illustration and Design, and The Art of the Graphic Novel. (Teen Certificate: TIL, TGA, TPH.)
ILLUSTRATION AND DESIGN (Grades 9th-12th)
5 sessions: 15 hours, M-F, 1-4 PM
HIL115B: June 10-14
HIL115D: June 24-28
HIL115F: July 15-19
Michael White
Design is everywhere around you – on posters, websites, T-shirts, and even candy wrappers! Illustrate what's in your imagination, and make your work visually POP. This hands-on course will be held in a traditional studio, where students focus on learning creative problem solving techniques while building the basics of rendering with line to discover how composition, form and proportion work together to illustrate and design successful logos, tattoo designs, music posters, and more. (Teen Certificate: TIL, TGA.)
CHARACTER DESIGN (Grades 9th-12th)
5 sessions: 15 hours, M-F
HIL120C: June 17-21, 9AM–12 Noon
HIL120E: July 8-12, 1-4 PM
Michael White
This class is for anyone who loves to draw characters, regardless of skill level. Through fun exercises that strengthen your conceptual ability and skills, create and develop many characters: humans, animals, super heroes, and characters for video games, illustrations, and more. Begin to develop a character layout sheet or comic strip. This class is very helpful in preparing for The Art of Graphic Novel. Brainstorming of story and ideas will be emphasized. (Teen Certificate: TIL, TGA, TPH.)
THE ART OF THE GRAPHIC NOVEL (Grades 9th-12th)
5 sessions: 15 hours, M-F
HIL225C: June 17-21, 1-4 PM
HIL225F: July 15-19, 9AM–12 Noon
Michael White
Learn to illustrate your original stories through techniques combining pictures and words. Fiction, Fantasy, Humor, Biography, Horror, Fairy Tales or Legends; the ways we understand and tell stories are evolving. Do you possess the mind and hand to create ideas and stories that change the future of storytelling? (Teen Certificate: TIL, TGA, TPH.)
MIXED MEDIA: CREATIVE COLLAGE (Grades 9th-12th)
5 Sessions: 15 hours, M-F, 1-4 PM
HMM154B: June 10-14
HMM154D: June 24-28
HMM154F: July 15-19
Steven Strenk
Through hands-on exercises using traditional drawing and mixed media, students will explore materials and methods in new ways to inspire idea generation and to help develop a unique style while gaining practical experience with the use of graphite, ink, markers, watercolor, charcoal, colored pencils and oil pastels. This is a fast paced, exciting studio for teens of all skill levels. (Teen Certificate: TFA, TPH.)
ACRYLIC PAINTING (Grades 9th-12th)
5 Sessions: 15 hours, M-F, 1-4 PM
HPT105B: June 10-14
HPT105E: July 8-12
HPT105F: July 15-19
Jeffery Cornwell
Through a series of projects learn basic painting techniques and tools you need to develop your perceptual skills through the world of color theory, pictorial composition, figure/ground relationships, visual perception, spatial concepts, and critical thinking skills. Prerequisite: Drawing I or Concept Sketching, or equivalent. (Teen Certificate: TFA, TPH.)
LANDSCAPE DRAWING & PAINTING (Grades 9th-12th)
5 Sessions: 15 hours, M-F, 9 AM-12 Noon
HPT129: June 17-21
Kevin Costello
This course is cancelled.
INTRODUCTION TO PRINTMAKING (Grades 9th-12th)
10 Sessions: 30 hours, M-F, 9 AM-12 Noon
HPR130: June 17-28
Jeffery Cornwell
Students explore printmaking media in this introductory course that includes monotype, etching, and drypoint. This course encourages students to develop their own personal vision while offering instruction in conventional print techniques and introducing new ways of working. Many artists use printmaking as an alternative to painting. This class promises a fun and adventurous approach to creativity while still focusing on the fundamental principles of art. Prerequisite: Drawing I or Concept Sketching, or equivalent. (Teen Certificate: TFA, TPH.)
PHOTOGRAPHY WITH PHOTOSHOP I (Grades 9th-12th)
5 Sessions: 15 hours, M-F, 9 AM-12 Noon
HPH215B: June 10-14
HPH215C: June 17-21
HPH215E: July 8-12
Omar Otero
Photography is one of the most compelling of visual media. This class emphasizes both the technical aspects of the craft as well as creative imagery. Students learn how to use lenses, filters and light, and how to compose and bracket exposures. In addition to memory cards, megabytes, optical and digital viewfinders and zoom, menu options, mega pixels and, how to save, move and organize images; the course covers aperture and shutter speeds, transferring photos to your computer and editing. A digital camera with manual setting options that is in working condition is required. (Teen Certificate: TPH, TDA.)
PHOTOGRAPHY WITH PHOTOSHOP II (Grades 9th-12th)
5 Sessions: 15 hours, M-F, 9 AM-12 Noon
HPH225D: June 24-28
HPH225F: July 15-19
Omar Otero
Continue to develop your photographic skills and personal vision through assignments that include portraiture, fashion, narrative and photojournalism. Learn to construct powerful images and a body of work that reflects your individual style. Proper formatting and correct sizing for printing from Adobe Photoshop or any digital program will aid to build your technical savvy. Prerequisite: Photography with Photoshop I, or equivalent. (Teen Certificate: TPH, TDA.)
Take a series of courses for comprehensive studio-based learning to build your artistic skills. This is a great option if you are dedicated to developing your creative style.
Certificate Title Certificate Code
Fine Arts TFA
Drawing TDR
Illustration TIL
Digital Arts TDA
Photography TPH
Game Art Development TGA
SAMPLE Teen Studio Certificate Packages Teen Certificate in Drawing [pdf to download]
Code: TDR
3 courses required, 1 from each level:
Drawing I or II
Drawing II or III or Figure Drawing
Drawing III or Figure Drawing
Teen Certificate in Fine Art
Code: TFA
1 drawing course and 2 additional TFA eligible courses:
Drawing I, II or III, Figure Drawing, Painting, Printmaking, Mixed Media or Landscape Drawing & Painting
Teen Certificate in Illustration
Code: TIL
Any 3 HIL courses, or any 2 HIL courses and CG120
Teen Certificate in Digital Arts
Code: TDA
Any 2 or more Digital Arts courses (CG) or Digital Arts courses plus one Photography course (PH or HPH) that together total no less than 60 hours combined
Teen Certificate in Photography
Code: TPH
Both Photography with Photoshop I and II, and any 1 other course
Teen Certificate in Game Art Development
Code: TGA
Any 2 HIL courses and either CG240, or CGW373; or
BOTH CG240 and CGW373 and one HIL course.
Teen Certificate registrants enjoy 5% tuition savings when registering at the same time for all required courses in a Teen Certificate. Special pricing for Teen Certificate enrollment is based on a per person rate when the classes are registered together. Certificate package pricing may not be combined with any other savings/discounts. At the time of registration, the best savings option will be applied. In the case of student cancellation, single course pricing and policies apply. No substitutions.
TWEEN STUDIOS Entering 6th-9th Grades (Ages 11-14)
Tween Studios are offered multiple times this summer, designated below by Week:Date.
FOUNDATION STUDIO (Grades 6th-9th)
10 Sessions, 30 hours, M-F, 9 AM-12 Noon
HFN100C-D: June 17-28
HFN100E-F: July 8-19
Nicholas Wozniak
Learn about observational drawing and the design process by working on two- and three-dimensional projects in which you examine and interpret everyday objects and places in new ways. Students are introduced to traditional and non-traditional methods and media, and approach drawing as a means for storytelling and representation. This is an energetic two-week workshop that will challenge students creatively and aid in developing critical thinking and problem solving skills. (Teen Foundation Certificate: TFN.)
THE NEXT BIG IDEA (Grades 6th-9th)
5 Sessions: 15 hours M-F, 1-4 PM
HFN110C: June 17-21
HFN110E: July 8-12
Nicholas Wozniak
Imagine being given a big idea and asked to make your own unique artistic response. Work with the art materials you choose, whether 2D or 3D, individually or as a group, realistically or abstract...the choice is yours. Some of the big ideas we will explore are: humans and nature, self and identity, survival, relationships, alienation/loneliness, and human emotions. Each creation will be unique and one of a kind allowing you, the student, to tap into your inner creativity and explore your passion and individual art making style. (Teen Foundation Certificate: TFN.)
3D: FOUND OBJECT SCULPTURE (Grades 6th-9th)
5 Sessions: 15 hours, M-F
HFSC215B: June 10-14, 9 AM-12 Noon
HFSC215D: June 24-28, 1-4 PM
Nicholas Wozniak
Find it. Play with it. Imagine it. Create it. Give 3-dimensional form to your ideas. Stretch your imagination with the expressive art of assemblage sculpture. This creative course encourages playful exploration with found objects through hands-on experimentation, low impact building, and composition driven by your ideas. (Teen Foundation Certificate: TFN.)
PHOTO EXPLORATION (Grades 6th-9th)
5 Sessions: 15 hours, M-F, 1-4 PM
HFPH180B: June 10-14
HFPH180F: July 15-19
Nicholas Wozniak
Get a basic understanding of creating photographic imagery. Learn and apply the elements and principles of design and the rules of composition as they relate to photography. This class will also help you understand the features of your digital camera and when to use them. Find out about lenses, filters and light, aperture and shutter speeds, and editing and printing options. (Teen Foundation Certificate: TFN.)
Students requesting advancement to a Teen level course must meet the age and/or grade level requirements, or supply a letter of recommendation from a teacher confirming they have the prerequisite skills and ability to be considered for a Teen level course.
Code: TFN
HFN100 plus any 1 other course based on eligibility.
This is a wonderful option to develop fundamental artistic skills while having fun!
Foundation Studies Certificate registrants enjoy 5% tuition savings when registering at the same time for all required courses in the certificate. Special pricing for Foundation Certificate enrollment is based on a per person rate when the classes are registered together. Certificate package pricing may not be combined with any other savings/discounts. At the time of registration, the best savings option will be applied. In the case of student cancellation, single course pricing and policies apply. No substitutions.
Students requesting advancement to a Teen level course must meet the age and/or grade level requirements, or supply a letter of recommendation from a teacher confirming they have the prerequisite skills and ability to be considered for a Teen level course.
Jeffery Cornwell studied fine art at Ringling College of Art and Design. He is an exhibiting painter whose work is represented by galleries in Florida, Texas, and on the west coast of the United States. He has been teaching Teen Studios at Ringling College for fifteen years and is the coordinator of the College's Summer Teen Studio program. www.jefferycornwell.com
Kevin Costello holds BA and MA degrees. He attended Chelsea School of Art/Goldsmiths College [Sculpture], Goldsmiths College, University of London [Art History]. Kevin is an adjunct faculty member for Ringling College of Art and Design and has previously taught at Stetson University, Eckerd College. He is a writer and reviewer of Sculpture, Painting and Architecture for the Sarasota Herald-Tribune and has also worked for the Bradenton Herald, West Coast Woman Magazine, Artshows International, and Sarasota Art Review. www.kevincostelloart.com
Bonnie Hammer holds an MFA in Computer Art from the School of Visual Arts, NY, and a BFA in Graphic Design from Rochester Institute of Technology, NY. Hammer has been a professional designer, director and production manager for over 20 years, and she has been teaching design for the past 12 years. She was the VSA Arts of Florida, Arts and Disabilities Teaching Artist Observer and the Teaching Artist in Residence in 2010. www.hammerized.com
Marcia Johnson is a working teacher and artist. She is a graduate of Massachusetts College of Art, the Art Institute of Boston, and Cambridge College. She holds a Bachelors of Fine Arts and a Masters Degree in Education. Marcia is an advocate of whole brain learning, and in her book, Painting from Both Sides of the Brain, she presents her paintings in oils and watercolor, both abstract and realism, glowing with a distinctive luminescence and a vibrant sense of light. Her work has been exhibited in juried shows, one-woman shows and private collections in Boston, Los Angeles, Milan and Bali. Marcia has taught at universities for ten years, and at Ringling College for six years.
Martin Murphy, a Ringling College alumnus, has sixteen years of experience in the entertainment industry. He has contributed his talents to feature films, numerous broadcast design packages and commercials, and to creation of more than twenty games ranging from the arcade and SEGA Genesis era to the current console systems. He was Senior Producer at Midway Games, where he assisted in the development of an original, multiplatform game concept to a playable prototype ready for production. Prior to that, he was Midway's companywide Director of Art, shepherding the transition of almost three hundred artists to current generation technologies and fostering collaboration across five development studios to improve product quality and reduce development costs. He was an adjunct professor at Columbia College in Chicago where he taught computer animation and portfolio development. He currently teaches curricula for game design at Ringling College.
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Mark Parry B.A., M.F.A. Chapman University (Art & Communications); University of Southern California (Film Production). Mark's career in the motion picture industry spans 20 years and includes work in nearly every position critical to the creation of a film. As a cinematographer, Mark has shot over a dozen features and scores of other projects including commercials, music videos and shorts. His cinematography has won several awards including the Nissan FOCUS Award. He is a member of the Directors Guild of America, and as second unit director, he directed the "Flying Elvises" and the Hawaii aerial sequences in Honeymoon in Vegas, a 1993 Golden Globe nominee for Comedy. Previously, Mark is a member the Ringling College of Art and Design Digital Filmmaking faculty, and has previously taught at Chapman University's Dodge College of Film & Media Arts. In 2006, he mentored the director of the Coca-Cola Refreshing Filmmaker Award winning film The Reel Monkey. In addition, Mark served as the cinematographer on the project. Mark has also guest-lectured at the USC School of Cinematic Arts.
Steven Strenk holds an M.F.A. in Studio Art from the University of South Florida in Tampa, and a BFA in Studio Art from Ringling College of Art and Design, and is a graduate from the Alternative Certification for Florida Teachers Program at Eckerd College earning a Professional Education Certificate. Strenk is a member of the faculty at Ringling College where he has taught courses in drawing, painting and three-dimensional art. He also teaches in the Visual Performance Arts Magnet Program at Booker High School in Sarasota where he is Head of the Foundation Program and teaches Advanced Placement Painting. He is responsible for all aspects of course development for freshmen and sophomore classes and he coordinates and supervises all auditions for placement into the Art Program. He is also responsible for all aspects of course development for college-bound seniors. Steve's work is as diverse as the materials he works with, ranging from graphite to clay, and has been exhibited throughout Florida, as well as in Pennsylvania. www.strenk.wordpress.com
Michael White graduated in 1985 from the first Illustration class at Ringling College of Art and Design. He started drawing at age 2 and was published by age 11. At 14, he completed his original comic book series, and was painting murals for churches and creating courtroom sketches for newspapers. Since then, his clients included Marvel Comics, Coca-Cola, Amoco Oil, Delta Airlines, Hyatt Hotel, The Ritz-Carlton, and Atlantis Resort. He has created art for Sarasota Opera House, Tropicana, Child Protection Agency, Circus Sarasota, Sarasota Magazine, and the Humane Society and drew caricatures at the 2010 Super Bowl. One of his most visible pieces is the illustrated map used by Ringling Museum of Art. He has taught at Ringling College for 20 years, and says, "growing up, I was always the teacher's helper. Now that I've become a teacher I try to teach art the way I wish I had been taught." www.michaelwhiteart.biz
Nicholas Wozniak holds a MA in Art Education from Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, MD and a BFA in fine art and documentary photography from Savannah College of Art and Design, Savannah, GA, and he has attended graduate studies in photography at Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA. Wozniak is a devoted educator with over 15 years teaching experience at the elementary and middle school levels. In addition he has created and conducted studio art curriculum for the Orlando Museum of Art and is also teaching at the undergraduate level for Valencia College in Orlando, FL. Bringing a wealth of and experience to his students in 2D, 3D and digital photography studies, artistic challenges often combine multiple elements to bring collaboration and teamwork into the creative process. Wozniak is a frequent presenter and contributor to the Florida Art Educators Conference as well as the National Art Educators Conference, and at the Florida Alliance for Art Educators. He has exhibited in both Florida and Georgia and is a contributing photographer and writer in numerous student and arts centered publications.
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HELSINKI Bold moves sometimes pay off. The Americans started World Championship rookie John Gibson in goal versus host Finland, and rode his 31 saves and a Craig Smith hat trick to a 4-1 win on Wednesday.Videos: Highlights, Post-Game InterviewsThe 19-year-old Gibson looked just as poised and professional as when he was named Best Goalie and tournament MVP during the U.S.'s 2013 World Junior gold medal run in Ufa, Russia."Any time you can represent your country and win, it's a huge honour," said Gibson. "Tonight was a big game, playing Finland in Finland. We just wanted to play our game and get a win."Gibson, a graduate of USAs Hockeys National Team Development Program, also backstopped the Americans to World U18 gold in 2011.Smith, a third-time World Championship participant (each year since 2011), had his first three-goal performance at this level. It was a familiar setting for the 23-year-old Nashville Predator, who played eight games in Finland with KalPa Kuopio during the NHL lockout."It was great," said Smith. "It was a really nice crowd, very lively, nothing I didnt expect after being here last year. You just try to weather the storm a little bit."Finlands Antti Raanta got his second tournament start and made 21 saves."We had a good start, but that's about it," said Petri Kontiola, the Finnish scoring leader, who was held pointless.Its usually a tight, physical battle when these two nations clash, and this was no exception at the boisterous Hartwall Arena with 12,484 fans on hand.Stephen Gionta also scored for the United States, and captain Paul Stastny and David Moss added two assists apiece. Jarno Koskiranta scored for Finland.The Finns next face defending champion Russia on Friday. The last time these two nations met at the World Championship was last year in Helsinki, when the Russians prevailed 6-2 in the semi-finals.The Americans get two days off before taking on France on Saturday.Finland opened the scoring at 5:53 when Koskiranta rushed to the net, robbing defenceman Jeff Petry of a bouncing puck, and backhanded it home.Hostilities escalated just before the eight-minute mark when USA forward Ryan Carter ran over a wandering Raanta behind the goal line and Ilari Melart immediately jumped on him. The two both got double minors for roughing, but Carter got an extra two for interference. The subsequent Finnish power play, however, was ineffective.The U.S. made it 1-1 at 17:36. David Moss stickhandled into the Finnish zone on the left side, getting past blueliner Janne Jalasvaara, and slapped the puck toward the front of the net, where Smith tipped it home.The goal ended Raantas shutout streak at 77:36. The 23-year-old, who led Ässät Pori to this years SM-Liiga championship, made his first World Championship appearance with a 2-0 shutout versus Slovakia.Both teams had their chances early in the second period. Tim Stapleton got loose on a breakaway just over two minutes into the second period, but fired high and wide. Gibson was there to say no when Teemu Laakso hammered a drive from the center point on a Finnish power play.The teams continued to exchange man advantages, but play became cautious and there were few golden offensive opportunities.With under two minutes left in the middle frame, Gibson nearly got caught on a Juhamatti Aaltonen wraparound attempt, but slid back over in time to get his glove on it."[Gibson] was the reason it stayed at 1-1," said Stastny, "That first goal [for us] was huge. Once you get on the board, and play in a hostile environment, it settled us down a little, and made us relax."At 3:32 of the third, Smith one-timed home a Stastny set-up from the right faceoff circle to give the Americans a 2-1 lead on the power play. Raanta was partially screened on the play.A few minutes later, Gibson made a fine recovery save, allowing a puck to bounce off him to the open left side of the net, but then foiling a diving Antti Pihlström's attempt to push it across the goal line.The Americans thought they'd gone up 3-1 near the eight-minute mark. Danny Kristo's quick shot got past Raanta high to the stick side, but video review showed it simply went off the post.Past the midpoint of the third, Gibson stacked the pads to deny Sakari Salminen on a partial breakway. Moments later, Nate Thompson fed Stephen Gionta cross-ice on the rush and the Americans had their two-goal lead.The Finns called a timeout and pulled Raanta for the extra attacker with 2:49 left in the third, but couldn't narrow the two-goal gap. Smith completed his hat trick with an empty-netter with 42 seconds left."We had our chances, but the US buried their chances better," said Finland's Veli-Matti Savinainen.Finlands lone NHLer, Lauri Korpikoski of the Phoenix Coyotes, sat this game out with a cold. He is expected to return against Russia.LUCAS AYKROYD


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Chris Potter: Composer
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Hank Shocklee: Composer, Producer
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Aaron Arce: Drum Programming
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Victoria Cameron: Model
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Rio de Sangre Performance Information
Rio de Sangre
An Opera By Don Davis
All performances take place at the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts, Uihlein Hall, 929 N. Water Street in downtown Milwaukee
Friday, October 22, 2010 @ 7:30 pm
Saturday, October 23, 2010 @ 7:30 pm
Sunday, October 24, 2010 @ 2:30 pm
Questions about performances, ticketing and cancellations are welcomed by our Box Office, at 414-291-5700 ext. 224 and by the Marcus Center Box Office, at 414-273-7206.
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Water and State Streets - Enter on State Street. This parking facility
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