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Schedule and Cost

 

Sarratt Art Studio Classes are only available to Vanderbilt Students (Undergrad through PhD) and Vanderbilt University Faculty/staff. Classes begin the week of January 22, 2024

Registration for Spring Semester is open through Thursday, January 25th since we do allow students to join us in the second week of classes.

How to Purchase Seats for Art Classes: 

  1. Go to Vanderbilt Events  
  1. Select the link that says ‘Click here to log in with your VUnetID’ to see available discounts! 
  • This step is very important. The Vanderbilt Community will not be able to see any art classes available until they log in with their VUnetID 
  1. Select the ‘Sarratt Art Studios’ tab across the top of the page to see all available classes 
  1. Select ‘Buy’ on the class you would like to purchase, and proceed to checkout using desired payment method 
  1. After purchase, the buyer will receive an email from noreply@boxoffice.vanderbilt.edu with confirmation of order with an order number sent to their Vanderbilt email address 

Any questions or concerns with purchasing can be directed to sarrattboxoffice@vanderbilt.edu. 

How to Request a Refund: 

All refund requests, regardless of payment type, must be sent to sarrattboxoffice@vanderbilt.edu. Please include your name, order number, and payment method when requesting a refund.  

 Please review our refund and transfer policies on the “how to register” Page as there are changes to refund procedures.

Art Courses Meet One Day A Week For 2.5 Hours During Eight Weeks

**$195.00 Tuition Includes Supplies For A Ten Week Course**

** $100 Tuition Includes Supplies For A Four Week Class**

SPRING ART SCHEDULE 2024

**PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SCHEDULE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE**

**OUR CLASSES ARE BEGINNING LEVEL, BUT STUDENTS OF ALL EXPERIENCES ARE WELCOME TO A BEGINNING LEVEL CLASS**

 

 

EXPLORATIONS IN CYANOTYPE PRINTING AND JAPANESE EMBROIDERY (SASHIKO) * MONDAYS MARCH 18 – APRIL 8, 2024 8 3:00 – 5:00PM

Students in this class will print images onto paper and fabric using one of the earliest forms of photography, cyanotype, which is used to create beautiful blue and white images. After printing we will explore how to use the Japanese embroidery technique of sashimi to enhance the images. All materials for this class are provided.

 SARRATT ROOM 123 *David Heustess
TAPESTRY TECHNIQUES * MONDAYS MARCH 18 – APRIL 8, 2024 * 6:00 – 8:00PM

 Sarratt Room 128 *David Heustess

With a simple frame loom, a selection of yarns and a few techniques you can learn to weave your own designs in tapestry. Students may also explore using nontraditional materials as well as textured surfaces. Whether you follow a pattern or make it up as you go, weaving is a wonderful way to relax and a creative way to explore fiber arts.

 

 

TUESDAYS

WEAVE A SCARF ON A RIGID HEDDLE LOOM * MARCH 19 – APRIL 9, 2024                           * 3:00 – 5:00PM

This is a great introduction to weaving on a loom! Students can choose from a colorful assortment of acrylic yarns to weave their “first” scarf. We will start with a loom that is already prepared, weave the scarf and learn how to finish the ends for a fun wearable work of art.

 Sarratt Room 123 *David Heustess

WEDNESDAYS

FUSED GLASS * WEDNESDAYS MARCH 20 – APRIL 10, 2024 * 11:00AM – 1:00PM

We are bringing back a popular class but in a new four week format. Students in this class will design small tiles, slump one or two in a mold to create a bowls and make glass beads and pendants to create glass jewelry. Fused glass is a “warm glass” technique where pieces of glass are placed in a design on a base sheet of glass which are then fired in a kiln so that they join or fuse together. A great class for those that love design and color.

Sarratt Room 128 *Nancie Roark
JAPANESE PAPER AND BOOK ARTS *WEDNESDAYS MARCH 20 – APRIL 10, 2024  *3:00 – 5:00PM

Begin a journey into the wonderful world of book arts through these popular Japanese techniques. In week one, students will create decorative papers by using the water marbling technique of Suminagashi. In weeks 2 and 3, we will make the soft bound books and finish the course in week 4 with origami books. Make wonderful books that can be used as journals, photo albums, collage, and make unique gifts.

SARRATT 123 * DAVID HEUSTESS
JEWELRY DESIGNS WITH WIRE AND BEADS *WEDNESDAYS MARCH 20 – APRIL 10, 2024 * 3:00 – 5:00PM
SARRATT 128 * NANCIE ROARK

Cancellation Policy

Sarratt Art Studios may cancel a course if there are not enough students registered. We will notify you in advance to offer a different class choice or issue a refund.

Refunds/Transfers

*Transfer requests must be made by email 5 business days prior to the start of a course. Transfers can only be honored if space is available in another course.

*Refund requests must be made within 5 business days prior to the start of the course. No refund will be issued after the start of the course for any reason. Choose carefully when you are signing up for a course and make sure you don’t have a conflict with the date or time. There are no refunds for Creation Stations but you may gift one to a friend.

 Sarratt Art Studios courses and creation stations are only available to vanderbilt students and faculty/staff.
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