Guyer Barn Classes

Guyer Barn 2013 Classes and Workshops

At the HHAC we work hard to promote art appreciation throughout the community, support local artists and bring a vareity of affordable art education to professionals and students of all levels. Classes, lectures, events and workshops may be added, so check back for updates! Please contact the teachers to reserve your space. To learn more about our instructors and exhibitors go to our Artists and Teachers page.

Classes this winter at the barn are being held In collaboration with the Cape Cod Art Association.  This provides tremendous opportunity to expand current and new class offerings and introduce new students to one of our Hyannis gems!

Want to teach a class?  Class proposal for prospective teachers.

To register, please contact the teacher of the class you would like to take.  Contact information is listed with each class. 

FOR KIDS:

Slabs, coils and pinches…oh what fun. For kids 7-11
Kids will make clay creations using a variety of techniques. All work will be made with white stoneware and students will color their pieces  with colored under glaze.
All Materials and firings are included.  Please bring a towel and an apron.
Jeanmarie O’Clair is a local potter who owns Bass River Pottery. She has her degree in Art Education and 20+ years of teaching experience.

Wednesdays, July 17, 24, 31
10:30-12
$100.00

FOR ADULTS:

What’s Your Story? If you don’t like it then let’s re-write it!

Facilitated by Nicola Burnell, Publisher of CapeWomenOnline Magazine
Become the author of your own future in this 6 week workshop that focuses on the story of your life. This very powerful process is not all about writing - there will be fun exercises and projects to work on too. Learn tools that will help you to identify what blocks you from pursuing the life you have always imagined you could have. Here's what former students have to say about this class:

"During this class I let go of the fear, self-doubt and cloudy view that had blocked my path. I now feel empowered, centered and confident." Johanne K.

"Nicola provided us with possibilities. In her class she empowered us, encouraged us to stretch beyond our old confinements. Thank you, thank you, thank you!" Diane McD.

Fee: $100
Start Date: Fall, 2013.  Email Nicola@CapeWomenOnline for details.
Location: Guyer Barn

To register please call 774 212 2270 or email: Nicola@CapeWomenOnline.com

http://www.capewomenonline.com/StaticPages/CWOClasses_writeStory.html

Cranberry Creativity Conference
Nicola Burnell announces the first annual creativity conferences for artists, writers and musicians at the Guyer Barn in September. This three-day event will consist of a series of classes, presentations and performances designed to bring the Cape Cod creative community together. It will culminate in a closing festival where each participant will have the opportunity to share the work they created during their classes. For more information please email Nicola@CapeWomenOnline.com

Date: September 27 - 29, 2013
Location: Guyer Barn

Women's Drum Circle
Drumming is energizing as well as calming, and brings people together in peace! In our women's drum circle, we will practice playing the djembe and dun dun drums of West Africa. We will learn hand techniques as well as play specific rhythms as an ensemble. In the circle, women will also have time to jam, play creatively and explore drum meditation exercises. The emphasis will be on ease, fun, feeling the rhythm and playing together as a group of women. Led by Tara Murphy and Sue Landers.

May 29 -- August 28
WEDNESDAYS  at 5:30-6:30 pm
$13 drop-in
$84

BEGINNING African Drum Workshops
Experience the drums of Africa! Drumming in community brings enjoyment and happiness, as well as increased health and well being. Issa Coulibaly of Mali, West Africa teaches a beginning African drum class once a month for all ages and abilities. Students will learn the hand techniques and simple rhythms of the djembe and dun dun drums, as well as play together as ensemble. By the end of class, you won't want to stop playing!

Issa Coulibaly began studying the djembe and dun dun when he was 11 in his home city of Bamako, Mali. As his skill and reputation as a multi-instumental player, vocalist and arranger grew, Issa toured Africa and Europe extensively before emigrating to America. He continues to travel from Maine to Puerto Rico facilitating retreats and performing as the lead drummer and musical director for a variety of African dance and drum troupes, including Cape Cod African Dance & Drum. See http://www.issacoulibaly.com

THIRD SUNDAYS at 4:00-5:30 pm
June 16
July 21
August 18
-- $20 drop-in
-- Sign up for 3 class for $54 (discounted rate

Figure Drawing with Sarah Holl

sarahhollart@yaoo.com

All Levels

Ongoing: Tuesdays, 6:30pm - 8:30pm

$20.00 per session