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CAC apprentices, advanced students, and instructors may act as a facilitator during Studio Time or Open Labs.
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THE ENCAUSTIC CENTER
CAC is proud to sponsor satellite workshops in North Dallas at The Encaustic Center. The Encaustic Center is a unique facility where instructors Bonny Leibowitz, Deanna Wood and Brett Dyer teach the art of painting with wax.
www.theencausticcenter.com
The Encaustic Center
580 W. Arapaho Rd. #271
Richardson, TX 75080
214.405.5993
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VET
is a recent recipient of the National Endowment of the Arts Award to work on a collaborative multi-disciplinary performance and exhibition at the Dallas Museum of Art. She is a native Texas artist who incorporates recycling awareness and arts education within her projects and residencies. In addition to CAC, her affiliations include the Texas Commission on the Arts, North East Texas Library Systems, City of Dallas Neighborhood Touring Program, Dallas Independent School District, Crow Collection of Asian Art, Dallas Children's Museum, Irving Art Center, Junior Players, Young Audiences/Big Thought,Youth Services Council, Good Shepard Episcopal School, Booker T. Washington School of Visual and Performing Arts and numerous other local arts organizations.
Education: Bachelors of Arts and Performance at the University of Texas at Dallas.
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TEXAS PHOTOGRAPHY CLASSES
Angilee Wilkerson (MFA) and Jana Perez (MA, MFA) are life-long artists and professional educators who began Texas Photo in 2011. Angilee is an editorial photographer and artist whose work has been sxhibited internationally and regionally. Through juried and solo exhibitions, Angilee's work has been honored by Jurors from the New Museum of Contemporary Art, NY, The Guggenheim Museum, NY, the George Eastman Museum of Photography and Film, NY, Aperature Magazine, and many otehrs. Her photographs have been featured in many publications, including the Photo Review, Photo District News, Photographers Forum, and The Wall Street Journal. Jana is a professional graphic designer whose design work has won Addy, TOPS, and Creative Summit awards. Her photographic work has been featured in juried and solo exhibitions nationwide including ReFresh Print Biennial I, Portfolio Winner at hte Houston Center for Photography, Woman Made Gallery, Chicago, Art Base Miami, The Fitton Center for Creative Arts, OH, the Mary Brogan Museum of Art and Science, FL, SOHO PHOTO, NY and Gallery 825 Los Angeles.
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SALLY ACKERMAN
is also known by her knit bombing name, K Witta. Also, an accomplished musician, Sally has worked with her knitting group, the Knit Wits, to "bomb" the Lakewood Library, the AT&T Performing Arts Center, Klyde Warren Park and most recently Dallas Heritage Village. She has been featured on Good Morning Texas, Fox4News and the Dallas Morning News. Last year, she had her first solo snow at Mary Tomas Studio Gallery. She has a wonderful husband and two great kids who put up with alot of crazy ideas and lint all over the house, but they have great sweaters and socks.
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STEVE ARMES
is a classically trained artist who teaches and practices the academic approach to drawing and painting. Steve is lifelong professional artist who is currently represented in five galleries. He was featured on the cover of American Artist Magazine in 2008. He believes that drawing is a skill that can be taught to anyone who is willing to learn, think and practice.
www.stevearmes.com
Education: BA degree San Jose State University under Maynard D. Stewart (who studied with Frank Vincent DuMond at The Art Students League)
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LYNN ARMSTRONG
is a Dallas native and a 1977 graduate of Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts in 1977. In addition to teaching at CAC, she teaches ceramics to children and adults at Studio Arts and produces hand built ceramics at her home studio.
www.bothhandsstudio.com
Education: BFA in Ceramics and Painting, University of Texas at Austin
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KATHERINE BARONET
is a Dallas painter and graphic designer most notably known for her Pink Alien series and other whimsical work. Originally from Richmond, Virginia, she has had a number of one person shows including Gallery@1300, Cedar Arts Gallery, 2520 Fairmont and The Boyd Gallery. Katherine was selected for the D Magazine Art Slam at F.I.G. Her work is in both public and private collections. For four years, Katherine worked with an outreach art program between Lakewood Elementary and Vickery Towers. Currently, Katherine works with Big Thought in their after school program teaching art, and at Methodist Cancer Center as their Artist-in-Resident.
www.kbaronet.com
www.katherinebaronet.blogspot.com
Education: BA in Graphic Design and minor in Fine Arts, East Texas State University
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AWADH BARYOUM
has exhibited nationally and internationally. He was featured in Art Educates the World, an international art exhibition and auction at Sotheby’s New York in 2002 with Louise Bourgeois, Dale Chihuly, Chuck Close, Philip Glass, Wolf Kahn, Philip Pearlstein, Richard Serra, Frank Stella and other Fulbright recipient artists. His awards include Fulbright Scholarship, art residency fellowship grant from the Vermont Studio Center, the first place fine arts award from the ANA al-Arabi Festival in Washington D.C., SCAD’s 30th Anniversary exhibition award and Brooke Reeve, Jr. Painting Scholarship from the Savannah College of Art and Design.
Education: MFA in Painting, Savannah College of Art and Design
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EILEEN MILES BIGGS
is a Texas native. She has been involved in the arts since high school. Most recently she has been working in kiln-formed glass, and has studied at the Pilchuck Glass School (2007, 2009, 2010 and 2011), the Glass Furnace in Istanbul, the Pratt Fine Arts Center and Bullseye Glass, taking classes from (among others) Susan Stinsmuehlen-Amend, Keke Cribbs, Jiyong Lee, Patty Gray, Robert Leatherbarrow, Marty Kremmer, Deborah Horrell and Alicia Lomné. Eileen has had exhibitions at the Pilchuck Gallery and various local venues. In addition, she is on the White Rock Artist Studio Tour and her works are in local, US and Asian collections.
Education: BFA, University of North Texas
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JIM BOWMAN
has been a working artist since 1978 who works and teaches from his studio, Bowman Hot Glass, located in an 5,000 square foot artist's complex near downtown Dallas. Jim works in blown glass, as well as kiln worked glass, architectural leaded glass and mixed media sculptural projects. Jim creates autonomous artwork, as well as commissioned work for public art, corporate office, hospitality and medical spaces and residential projects.
www.bowmanglass.com
Education: MFA, California College of Arts & Crafts
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MICKEY BRUCE
was born in deep rural south into a family with an appreciation for the arts. Just after moving to Texas at thirty, he meet his wife, Lesli Wortham Bruce, and they now have two beautiful children. In 2003 he decided to return to school to pursue his degree when he met Ceramics Master James Watral and fell in love with clay. Since then he graduated from Texas A&M Commerce, worked five years at Eastfield College as the ceramics technician and taught continuing education classes. Being interested in nature, architecture and design as they relate to the visual arts, his functional ware is based on traditional forms and techniques while his surfaces display a graphic quality that emphasize natural beauty.
Education: BA Art Emphasis in Ceramics, Texas A&M Commerce
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SHANNON BRUNSKILL
has studied during the with world-renowned glass artists at Pittsburgh Glass Center, The Corning Museum of Glass, Haystack Mountain School of Craft, the Bullseye Resource Center and Pilchuck Glass School. Shannon has exhibited her work at the Bullseye Glass Gallery in Portland, Oregon, the Ft. Worth Community Arts Center, the Houston Center for Contemporary Craft and the Galveston Arts Center. In 2010 she was the Bronze award winner in the E-merge exhibition at the Bullseye Gallery, an international exhibition of emerging glass artists. Additionally, she has been awarded the Termini Research Grant, Lynda and Ignacio Nunez Research in Glass Grant.
www.shannonbrunskill.com
Education: MFA in Glass, University of Texas at Arlington
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JILL ALLISON BRYAN
is a certified Kaizen-Muse Creativity Coach and works as a consultant with groups, businesses and individuals through one-on-one coaching, classes, workshops and retreats. She is the founder of Creative Oasis Coaching and is a performing singer-song writer. Jill is passionate about helping people make the time and space in their busy lives to enjoy creative fulfillment.
www.creativeoasiscoaching.com
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TOMAS BUSTOS
has great passion for his art. Accomplished in clay, stone and wood carving, Tomas’ 30 years professional experience has made him one of the area’s leading sculptors in the fields of fine and decorative arts. His work is in many private and public collections. His most recent public commission is on display at Our House at Baylor Medical Center. He also recently completed The Vaquerro with artist David Newton, which will be exhibited in the Stockyards in Fort Worth when it returns from the foundry.
www.fineartsculpturestudio.com
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CRISTIE CAMPO
joined the US Navy upon her High School graduation and served during the Persian Gulf War 1 as medic for the Marine Air Wing in Baharain. Upon returning to the States she received an Honorable discharge from the Navy. Cristie finished her BFA degree in Graphic Design from the University of Texas at Arlington in 1997. She also holds an MFA in Fine Art portraiture at the Academy of Art University of San Francisco and is also a certified Zentangle instructor.
Cristie's work is primarily focused on portraiture. The amalgamation of harmonious color palettes and contemporary design are heavily influenced by Old Master poses and subject matter. She uses bright beautiful color to evoke mood and depict the personality of each family member. Cristie lives in the Dallas area with her three daughters.
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JO CLAY
naturally creative, mud addict, Jo has been involved in the arts since babyhood. She studied music and art at IU, made a career in fashion, and now finds her passionate voice in clay. Her work consists of pieces that are hand-built and wheel-thrown for home and garden--created with heavy textures, bold glazes and shapes with a tinge of quirkiness. Along with teaching adults and children, she also takes part in Big Thought/Thriving Minds, an after-school enrichment program.
http://www.TwoClayHands.com
Educaton: Indiana University, Southwest Schcool of Arts and Crafts, Private Studies
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GLO COALSON
has been a professional clay artist for nearly 30 years. She also works with bronze and is an internationally known illustrator of children’s literature. In 2003, Glo was sponsored by CIVITAS as a visiting artist to the Ukraine. Her work is sold through numerous galleries across the U.S. www.glocoalson.com
Education: BA, Abilene Christian College; University of Texas in Austin; Teacher’s College of Columbia University
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REBECCA COLLINS
works with both traditional media and new technology as she explores her interests in layers. Whether these layers are the physical layers of paper on paper in collage or digital layers in Photoshop, she uses them to reflect on the entangled complexity of perception which creates beauty in life and art. Thus, she both physically and virtually manipulates her materials to play upon one another to tell an elaborate story. Rebecca has written tutorials for Cloth Paper Scissors Magazine and her work has been featured in Somerset Gallery Magazine, The Dallas Morning News, and many other publications. Currently, she is a digital pet portrait artist and owner of Artpaw.com as well as a Mixed Media Mosaic artist.
Education: BFA, University of North Texas
rebeccacollins.com/
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SHEILA CUNNINGHAM
is a fine art photographer exploring the world through Cell Phone Photography, Digital Collages, Polaroid Transfers, Artist Books and Book Art Installations. Her artwork, Project Designs and articles have been widely published in books and national magazines. She teaches workshops nationally. Sheila’s works are in many private collections.
Education: MFA, University of Texas at Dallas
www.sheilacunningham.blogspot.com
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KATRINA DORAN
creates mosaic art for interior and exterior spaces utilizing the finest materials along with found objects and handmade treasures. All works are unique and designed for a lasting impression. The art of mosaic can be applied to a surface (backsplash, floor inset, wall, table, etc.), made as a wall hanging, or designed as a sculpture.
Mosaic work is an art form that takes time. Each tessera is cut and placed by hand either directly or indirectly using techniques and tools that date back for over 2,000 years. Doran has studied worldwide with modern masters of this fine craft and combines a traditional knowledge and respect with her uncanny eye for detail and intuitive sense of design. Her interest, enthusiasm and passion for this art form is contagious.
www.DoranStudioMosaics.com
Education: University of Texas at Dallas
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CATHY DRENNAN
Cathy Drennan’s paintings reflect her interest in the world of cultural symbology. Primarily working in acrylic, she creates a visual statement through color, pattern and repetition. She received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Graphic Communication and Fine Art from the University of Texas at Arlington.
Her work has been featured in exhibitions in Washington, D.C., and Texas. She and her husband co-own Cohn Drennan Contemporary, an art gallery on Dragon Street. Their mission is to promote contemporary art by bringing together national, international and Texas artists.
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DIANE FLYNN
became interested in art in childhood and painted oils in high school. She took a stained glass class in 1978 while working as an RN. Although she continued her nursing career, her free time was spent making stained glass gifts and later, architectural windows for custom homes and several churches. An interest in glass beadmaking and jewelry was sparked by a glass beadmaking workshop with Alison Sheafor in 1993. During this time she started her home-based studio in Arlington. Diane discovered her true passion in 1996 when she entered the glassblowing program at UTA, where she remained until 2006. Her work is a culmination of all of the techniques she has acquired over the years. The diverse properties of glass itself give her an enormous palette. When hot, glass can be blown, manipulated with tools, poured into molds, pulled into canes, even strings. When cold, it can be cut, carved, sandblasted, engraved, polished and painted. Although not presently blowing glass, she continues to work in fused, flame worked and cast glass. She is also an instructor at the Craft Guild of Dallas, offering classes in stained glass and beadmaking.
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ANNIE FOSTER
is an artist concerned with the contrast between nature and the man made environment. Her ceramic sculptures playfully exploit real and imagined landscapes in a three dimensional form. Annie C. Foster has a B.F.A. in Printmaking from the University of Arizona and an M.F.A in Ceramics from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She has completed additional study with Lisa Orr in Austin, Texas, the Instituto de Bellas Artes in Faenza, Italy, and at Alfred University in Alfred, New York. Her work has been featured in local and national shows and competitions. She is a board member of the Nasher Sculpture Center Education Board and the St. Mathew’s Cathedral Arts Guild. She teaches art at the secondary and college levels in the Dallas, Texas area where she resides.
B.F.A. in Printmaking from the University of Arizona
M.F.A. in Ceramics from the University of the Arts, Philidelphia, Pennsylvania
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MERRY FUHRER
has taught drawing and painting to adults and children since 1997. Although she has worked with a variety of materials, she prefers the rich color possibilities of oils, acrylics, colored pencils, and oil pastels. Merry has exhibited in various juried and solo shows and has work in many private collections.
www.zhibit.org/merryfuhrer
Education: MFA, Texas Women's University
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MARIANNE GARGOUR
is an oil painter and a freelance graphic designer. She has been painting and drawing for 22 years and has participated in several group and solo shows. She believes everyone can create art if given the right information and encouragement.
www.mgargour.com
Education: BA, McGill University; MFA, Parsons School of Art & Design; MS in Graphic Design, Texas A&M University
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SUSAN GILLER
is an artist who loves many disciplines of art. Having devoted many years to figure drawing and clay sculpture, she feels a close connection with the importance of self discovery in art making. Her first professional job in art was as a tapestry weaver with Scheur Tapestry Studio in Manhattan. There she made corporate tapestries for IBM, RJR Nabisco, Lakewood Wineries as well as private collectors. In addition to teaching drawing and clay with the different schools in the area, she has worked with children and seniors on large scale mural installations. Susan shows her figurative clay sculpture at Goldesberry Gallery in Houston and participates in different shows in the area.
Education: Art Students League; Parsons School of Design
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VALERY GUIGNON
Graduate of Pratt Institute in Industrial Design, Valery Guignon has been making her living as an artist for 30 years. She’s worked in string, clay, steel, wire, fabrics, feathers, mosaic and 2-D mediums. She has taught Wild Woman Doll Making around the country, fabric dyeing at the Mendocino Art Center and several schools in Dallas, her current home.
www.guignon.com
Education: BA in Industrial Design, Pratt Institute
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MAUREEN KILLABY
picked up the pencil and painting as a hobby after receiving her law degree and quickly became obsessed with graphite. She is now a full-time teacher and artist. Maureen teaches graphite and colored pencil classes for adults and young people, believing in the importance of enriching young minds in the arts. She currently teaches art classes at Tyler Junior College of Continuing Studies. She teaches workshops in and around the state of Texas.
www.killabyfineart.com
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SONIA KING
is an internationally known mosaic artist. She is the author of Mosaic Techniques & Traditions, from Sterling Publishing, and is currently working on a book on advanced mosaics. She is a past president of the Society of American Mosaic Artists and a director of the Associazione Interniazionale Mosaicisti Contemporanei. She has been featured HGTV’s “Modern Masters”, HDTV’s “The Art of Living” and most recently in Modern Luxe.
www.mosaicworks.com
Education: BFA, California College of the Arts; MBA, Southern Methodist University
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DAVE KRAMER
has moved from freelance illustration into the world of fine art and portraiture. He has received awards from the Dallas Society of Artists, Artist Magazine and New York Society of Illustrators. He has volunteered with many nonprofit arts organizations over the years, including the Decorative Artisans Guild and the Dallas Society of Illustrators.
www.davekramer-art.com
Education: Indiana University
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BONNY LEIBOWITZ
began creating early on, attending Temple University's Tyler College of Art. She began exhibiting her work in 1987 after moving to Dallas in 1979. Her one person shows include those in Dallas, Palm Springs, Chicago and Santa Fe. Bonny has been recognized for her art internationally through Israel bonds, traveling to Israel with Partnership 2000. Bonny has exhibited through NTBCA at IBM and is involved with art donations raising monies for Art and Advocacy. Bonny's work is included in Tim Phelan's 50 Contemporary Artists and is exhibited at Rising Gallery in Dallas. Bonny owns The Bonny Studio in Richardson, Texas, teaching painting classes and workshops, and is partnering with Deanna Wood, teaching workshops at The Encaustic Center. www.bonnyleibowitz.com
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RENE LOWERY
began her passion in metal sculpting as a student to relieve the stress of her job as a mortgage broker. Rene’s work can be found in public and private collections from California to Texas.
Education: MBA, University of Texas at Arlington
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ROBERT MOORE
began sketching and painting New Mexican desert landscapes as a boy. His travels led to a continued exploration of art - Oriental landscape, still life, figurative, abstract and conceptual. In 2002 his visual language expanded to include books, sculpture, installation and performance. Robert is an alumni of 500X and Plush Gallery of Dallas and Sally Sprout Gallery in Houston. He also has exhibited in Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami and New York City
robertmooreartclass.blogspot.com/
Education: BFA in Studio Arts, Southwest Texas State University
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SUZANNE MORGAN
has loved all things fiber since she was very young. In addition to dyeing fabrics for many years, her work has taken her into the world of nuno felting, which is also known as laminated felting and is the process of agitating wool and other lightweight fabrics together to form one highly textural fabric.
www.suzannemorgan.com
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SUSAN TINKLER O'NEAL
has worked in jewelry for more than 20 years and currently works from her home studio when she is not teaching art to students from DISD's Lang Middle School. She works in sterling silver and 14k gold designing earrings, pendants, rings and bracelets. She also teaches beading classes on a regular basis.
Education: BFA, Stephen F. Austin University; M.Ed. Southern Methodist University.
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CYNTHIA PADILLA
instructs all-media sketching/drawing/painting to prestigious universities, major museums and art societies internationally including Art Workshops in Guatemala; Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University; Brookfield Craft Center, CT; Ghost Ranch Ed & Retreat Center, Santa Fe, NM; Houston Museum of Natural Science; Missouri Botanical Garden, St Louis; New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science, Albuquerque; Ozark Folk School, Arkansas State Park; Polly Hill Arboretum, Martha's Vineyard; Southampton Art School, Ontario, Canada. The New Orleans, LA native enjoyed a 20+ year long career in fashion and design arts and traveled the world sketchbook in hand. Padilla’s warm and encouraging style guides enthusiasts of all levels, to sketch and paint with confidence.
www.artinstructor.blogspot.com/
Education: Bachelor of Arts California State University Los Angeles, CA
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RODDY PARKINSON
became interested in photography while serving in the US Army in Viet Nam from 1967-68. After the war, he honed his skills while working in the automotive industry. In 1981, he fully devoted himself to his passion for photography by becoming an instructor at the University of Texas in Dallas and has continued teaching photography at various colleges across the Dallas metropolex. In addition to teaching, Roddy operated a photography studio and participated in numerous solo and group exhibitions. He is a long time member of the Texas Association of Photography and the American Society of Magazine Photographers. In 1998, he began teaching at the Winston School and completely renewed the department and creating what is now known as the Winston Fine Arts Academy. Through his enthusiasm and energy, he continues to embody the ideal that photography and the arts can change the world.
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LARRY PILE
is a self-taught wood/glass/metal artist working primarily in kiln-cast class. Known as the Kessler Craftsman, his work ranges from small jewelry pieces to large kiln-cast sculptural works and often feature metal inclusion, frit/enamel painting and unusual color/depth. Having started as a furniture maker and later incorporating glass and metal in his pieces, Larry brings a broad artistic vocabulary to his classes. Larry has pieces in various corporate and international collections, is represented in various Texas and New Mexico galleries and participates in 15-25 art shows and festivals a year. He’s a gifted glass worker, a talented teacher and a heck of a nice guy!
www.kesslercraftsman.com
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JAMIE PINK WEISBROD
is a Texas native teaching at the CAC. After working as a photographer's assistant for three years, she spent 15 years as a catalog photographer. She has studied with painter Bill Komodore, illustrators Al Kraavanger and Ray Mel Cornelius, and many mosaic instructors, including Sonia King, Katrina Doran, Dru Perez Tubens, Emma Biggs, Ellen Blakely, Ilana Shafir, Sherri Warner Hunter, Matteo Randi, Michelle Petno, Verdiano Marzi and Antonella Gallenda.
Education: BFA in Drawing and Photography, University of Texas in Austin
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JESSIE POLLAK
is a documentary photographer and instructor. After graduating from Booker T. Washington in 2000, she moved to Brooklyn, NY to earn a BFA in Photography at Pratt Institute. She then spent two years managing a major commercial photo studio in Manhattan, and traveling extensively abroad for various photography projects. In 2006, she moved back to Texas to receive her MA in Photojournalism from the University of Texas at Austin. Her work focuses on issues of poverty, sexuality and mental illness. Her graphic, vibrant style forces the viewer to see indigent people and outcasts in a dignified and even beautiful light. Jessie has worked with the CAC of Dallas for several years on the unseenamerica photography program and works in Dallas as a professional photographer.
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DANIEL SELLERS
teaches metal sculpture at CAC. He has been involved in the promotion of public art in multiple municipalities and educational institutions. He is represented in both public and private collections and has exhibited at the Little Rock Museum of Art.
Education: MFA, Southern Methodist University
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REBECCA SWANN
has taught at the University of Texas at Arlington and the Dallas Museum of Art. She works in sculpture, printmaking and jewelry. Her works have been exhibited in Dallas and Atlanta galleries as well as public and private collections. www.rebeccaswann.com
Education: MFA, University of North Texas
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RACHELYN TEAGUE
has a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art with focuses in Printmaking and Ceramics, as well as a Bachelors of Arts in Art History and a minor in Architectural Studies: History and Theory from Oklahoma State University. As a printmaker, she works primarily in intaglio but is always exploring new printmaking techniques. She is greatly inspired by nature and most of her work is based in plant life and organic forms. In 2010 she had the great opportunity to be an intern at the fine art print publisher Universal Limited Art Editions in New York and worked with many master printers to complete several artist projects, including those by Jasper Johns, Terry Winters, James Rosenquist and Kiki Smith. She has also been an artist assistant to Mark Fox, an established paper artist based in New York City.
Education: Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art with focuses in Printmaking and Ceramics, as well as a Bachelors of Arts in Art History and a minor in Architectural Studies: History and Theory from Oklahoma State University
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TERRI THOMAN
has over 20 years of printmaking and paper arts experience. She has created workshops and lectures for local colleges and high schools. Terri’s work has been featured in numerous exhibitions, most recently at the Texas Women’s Museum. She owns Paper Arts, a local store featuring the largest selection in the country of fine arts papers from around the world. www.paperarts.net
Education: BFA Printmaking, Swain School of Design
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ART WELLS
is an accomplished figurative sculptor who works in stone, clay and bronze. Although known for sculpting realistic figures, Art has recently devoted his attention to carving abstract pieces. In 2009 he won a national award from Sculptural Pursuit Magazine. His work has been exhibited in museums and galleries and can be found in both public and private collections. He has been the featured instructor at 2sculpt workshops in Lawrence,KS since 2008.
www.artsculpts.com
Education: Marble Institute of Colorado; Scottsdale Artist School
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