Mural Artist: LAC is in the planning stages of another Mural for the LAC Mural Project anyone: artist, enthusiast, art lover who wants to get involved please contact us.
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Watercolor at LAC
The much sought after artist and instructor in the Arts Mary Jo Clark is starting a series of one day watercolor class at the Lorain Arts Council in Sept. This class will be using watercolor pencils. Pleas use the contact form on this website for more info.
Photography
Creative
Photography
Digital Photography classes
at the Lorain Arts Council
Art Center
are being offered by former newspaper and wire service photographer Dale
Scherfling. Dale has worked at The Lorain Journal, The Daily Californian,
Public Employee Magazine, Pacific Crossroads, Associated Press and United Press
International. Other experience includes 26 years as a United States Navy
Photojournalist and more than 30 years as a college level photography
instructor. Classes begin
Wednesday,May 29 from 6 to 9 p.m.
- Meet weekly for
eight weeks
- Student
exhibition at the LAC’s Gallery 737
- Class fees: $40 first time students
Topics include:
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Composition / Creativity
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Exposure,
Aperture / Shutter Control
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Lens
Selection / Creative Techniques
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Weekly
Assignments / Critique Contact Dale Scherfling at
(440) 242-8441 or dalescherfling@yahoo.com
for further information.
Announcement: The students are encouraged to join the newly formed
Photo Club at the Lorain Arts Council to continue the activities of
learning the art or just to be together with like minded individuals who
love and enjoy the art of photography. The Club will be meeting at the LAC Gallery
737& Art Center every second (2) Tuesday of the
month. Ask your instructor Mr. Dale Scherfling for more details.
Public Art: The LAC Mural Project
The Lorain Arts Council is back at work on its Community Public Arts Project consisting of painting Murals on the back of the buildings on Broadway or painting panels to be mounted on post. We are calling on all groups or individuals that would like to be involved in this grass-roots effort to change the landscape of downtown Lorain into the next artist haven and make downtown beautiful. The art world has always been a proven economic engine and we can use it to help our town get on track with the new tourism industry that will slowly change the economic picture of this City. It is up to us to pull ourselves out of the drastic economy we have been left with,so roll up your shirt sleeves and join in. You don't have to be an artist to help paint the wonderful art that our local artist create. Anyone can hold a paint brush, so get in touch or come down, we can use all the help we can get, after all it is OUR town.
Part of Mural Project on the Lorain Arts Council Bldg at 737 Broadway Ave, Lorain. Left side of Mural was done by Susan Olsen & right side by Alexander Rivera
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