Anderson Ranch Arts Center Workshop Catalogs 2010-2014 | Page 2

artistic staff Doug Casebeer, artistic director Ceramics, furniture design & woodworking, woodturning and Sculpture Doug is in his 25th year of running workshops at the Ranch. He received his MFA in ceramics from Alfred University in New York and his BFA from Wichita State University. Doug teaches, lectures, builds kilns and exhibits his artwork worldwide. He has served as pottery consultant to the United Nations and the German government. Doug’s service to the field has involved outreach in rural Jamaican schools, technical support and assistance for Nepali potters, and advising art centers in Chile and Hawaii. His artwork is in collections around the world, including a permanent installation in 2007 at the Yingge Museum of Ceramics in Taiwan. Call Doug at 970/923-3181 x238 or email him at [email protected]. Matt Christie, artistic director printmaking Matt holds a BFA from the University of Denver, an MFA from Virginia Commonwealth University and has over 28 years of experience collaborating with artists on print projects. He has taught at RISD and the University of Georgia’s study abroad program in Cortona, Italy. He served as a professional printer at Shark’s Ink in Lyons, Colorado, for over 15 years, and oversees Anderson Ranch Editions. Call Matt at 970/9233181 x235 or email him at [email protected]. Paul collins, artistic director Painting, Drawing and critical studies Paul holds an MFA in Painting and Printmaking from Yale University and a BA from Dartmouth College. He is a graduate of Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture and was an artist in residence at Anderson Ranch from ’91-’93. He has taught at RISD and shown his work at various galleries in New York and San Francisco. Call Paul at 970/9233181 x236 or email him at [email protected]. andrea wallace, artistic director Photography & new Media and chair of summer workshops Andrea Wallace received her MFA from the University of Colorado at Boulder. Before coming to the Ranch, she worked as Assistant Professor at Lake Forest College and Willamette University. Her film, Rochell and Brian, a documentary about teenage pregnancy, premiered at the New York International Independent Film Festival in 2006. She has exhibited nationally and internationally with numerous shows throughout the Americas, Europe, China and the Middle East. Call Andrea at 970/9233181 x233 or email her at [email protected]. sarabeth Berk, program coordinator Children’s Program and Outreach Sarabeth grew up in the Roaring Fork Valley and returned in 2007 after pursuing an undergraduate degree in Visual and Critical Studies at the Art Institute of Chicago and completing her Masters of Art in Teaching Art and Design Education at RISD. Sarabeth taught art at the Island School in the Bahamas and is a certified K-12 art educator. Call Sarabeth at 970/923-3181 x204 or email her at [email protected]. scholarship opportunities The Ranch has a variety of scholarships available. Each year, approximately 20% of our students receive assistance. See page 69 for more details. a word about Adult workshop pricing... Throughout the catalog you will notice a “Tuition Price” and a “Studio Support Cost.” Through its fundraising efforts the Ranch underwrites each adult student on average of $200 per week. Many have asked to know the Studio Support Cost of a workshop and have offered to pay it. Based on the outstanding response we received last year to this concept, we again give you the choice: when you sign up for a class, there may be two prices listed. You can either pay the “Tuition Price” or the “Studio Support Cost.” The difference between the “Tuition Price” and the “Studio Support Cost” is a tax-deductible donation to the Ranch. In advance, many thanks for your support.