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28th Annual Summer Workshops: June 4th - August 3rd, 2012

You can take a workshop anywhere, but there's no place as gorgeous as Tahoe! 

The summer 2012 workshops feature an exciting line up. Please vist the individual workshop pages for descriptions, artist biographies, and more detailed information.

  
 

Ceramics:

   
Forrest Lesch-Middelton Volumetric Image Transfer Onto Vessels June 4th - 8th
Dick Lehman Altering Forms on the Wheel June 11th - 15th
Amy Kline Altering, Carving, Porcelain and Celadons June 18th - 22nd
Randy Brodnax and Don Ellis Fast Fired Pottree June 25th - 29th
Tara Wilson Altered Pots July 9th - 13th
Gregory Hamilton Miller Japanese Throwing and Slip Decoration July 16th - 20th
Michelle Gregor and Susannah Israel Gesture & Meaning: the Figure in Conversation July 23rd - 27th
Arthur Gonzalez The Figure that Walked the Earth July 30th - August 3rd
     

Ceramics Weekend:

   
Sharon Virtue Painting with Clay June 23rd & 24th
Glenn Grishkoff Brushmaking July 21st & 22nd
     

Painting:

   
Greg Kondos Tahoe Landscape Painting July 9th - 13th
Lori Hanson The Shape of Blue, the Value of Green July 16th - 20th
     

Photography:

   
Jerry Dodrill Tahoe Photography June 25th - 29th
     

Printmaking:

   
Sarah Whorf Small and Sexy: Wood Engraving June 4th - 8th
     

Glass:

   
Carole and William Hutchison Basic Kiln-Formed Glass June 11th - 15th
Carole and William Hutchison Advanced Kiln-Formed Glass June 18th - 22nd
     

Digital Art:

   
Tim Guthrie Final Cut Pro X July 23rd - 27th 


 

General Information on Summer Workshops

SNC offers a variety of summer workshops given by nationally known ceramists, glass artists, painters, sculptors, printmakers, digital artists, musicians, photographers, paper makers, jewelers, and more.

On Tuesday night at 7pm, each week during the workshops, we'll host our "Meet the Artist" lecture in the Prim Library, which will be immediately followed by an informal reception in the Tahoe Gallery. It's free and open to the public.

Students can take workshops for personal enrichment or college credit. Tuition includes some materials, possible firings, equipment rental, etc., and daily lunches.

Lake Tahoe and the scenic Sierra Nevada Mountains truly inspire the artist in us all. The workshops teach new techniques and expand your knowledge in the medium. There are many activities in the area to enjoy while you're here also, such as swimming, boating, golfing and hiking to mention a few. Contact us for further information or to receive a printed copy of our schedule.
 

Summer Schedule:


Summer Tuition:

Week-long

  • $630.00 for non-credit
  • $973.50 for 1.5 credits
  • $680.00 for teacher recertification 1.5 credits

Weekend

  • $290.00 for non-credit
  • $324.50 for .5 credit

    *$75 lab fee for glass workshops


Housing:

Optional on-campus housing is available in dorms—Campbell Friedman Hall, built in 1996; or Prim-Schultz Hall, 2000. Each room is beautiful and has its own bathroom. There is no maid service and meals are not included in housing prices. First come, first served.

  • Single Room (per person): $480 per 6 night week | $215 per 2 night weekend
  • Double Room (per person): $390 per 6 night week | $155 per 2 night weekend
  • Triple Room (per person): $330 per 6 night week | $110 per 2 night weekend

    Includes:
    Linens*, weekly room cleaning (If staying more than one week), and weekly linen turnover

    *includes on fitted sheet, one flat sheet, one blanket, one top sheet, one pillow, one pillow case, one bath towel, one hand towel, one washcloth, toilet paper, and mini soap


For more information

Sheri Leigh O'Connor, Workshops Director
Sierra Nevada College
999 Tahoe Blvd.
Incline Village, NV 89451
775.881.7588
sleigh@sierranevada.edu