
For older teens, some adult classes may also be a great fit. If you have a particular class in mind, please call the office to discuss if the class will suit the student’s needs.
Some classes in the adult program that may be appropriate for teens are:
Mixed Media and Concrete with Tom O’Connell – July 16-20
The Transferred Image with Dorothy Cochran – July 30-August 3
Beginning and Intermediate Oil Painting with Peter Chepus – August 16-20
Beginning Silkscreen with Vicky Tomayko – August 16-20
Paper Cuts with Julie Friedman – August 13-17
Eco Friendly Patinas with Sarah Groves - August 13-17
Figure Sculpture in Clay with Joyce Johnson - August 13-17
Pin Hole for All Ages with Martin R. Anderson - August 20-24
July 2 – 5
Monday – Thursday
2 – 4pm
5 Sessions
Castle Hill
$350
This class will take you on a wonderful adventure to a place that opens your eyes to the secrets of how to draw things that look as if they jump from your paper. All you need is a pencil and ruler and "off we go". Our first stop will be one point perspective (remember how the train is heading towards us down a long track that vanishes to one tiny dot). We will move on to two point perspective and we will turn our imagination up a notch with drawings of our own private worlds and the objects in them using two tiny dots. How? Come and join us this summer and all the secrets of how to draw will be shared.
Connie Tavanis received degrees from Marymount College and Tufts University. She gained 99% of her education while teaching art. She has the most fun teaching the basics. While teaching at the Kennedy Middle School in Woburn she taught all mediums and directed many extracurricular projects. Under her supervision, Kennedy Middle School won awards at the Globe Scholastic Awards, Annual Halloween Parade Floats, and the Massachusetts Middle School Art Awards. She is always willing to help with school projects and make her students aware of their school not only as a community in itself but as a member of the larger community.

July 9-13
Monday-Friday
2-4:30 pm
5 Sessions
Castle Hill
$350
This class is an introduction to throwing on the potter’s wheel for teenagers 12 and older. We will focus on basic throwing techniques for creating functional forms, including cups, bowls and vases. Each student should bring an apron or an old towel and wear clothes you don’t mind getting dirty. Work made in this class will only be bisque fired but a glaze day will be organized by the instructor for small additional cost. Please bring $20 on the first day to purchase clay.
July 16-18
Monday – Wednesday
1:30am-4:30pm
Friday
10am-4pm
4 Sessions
Castle Hill
$350
This class will focus on learning to make pottery using basic tools and your bare hands! A variety of techniques will be explored, including pinch pots, coils, and slab construction. We will learn the tools and techniques for making all sorts of functional and non-functional objects. For beginners and more experienced teens, this is a great outlet for a creative mind that doesn't mind getting a bit muddy. The class will end with an exciting raku firing.
Lois Hirshberg began working in clay in 1976 at Mudflat Studios in Cambridge. She holds a M.Ed in community counseling, and a M. A. in Art Therapy from Leslie University. She has studied ceramics at the Bezalel School of Design in Jerusalem, and in Japan while spending a summer there through the Parsons School of Design, where she was greatly influenced. This is her third summer teaching with Castle Hill. www.potterybylois.com.
July 23 – 27
Monday – Friday
2 – 4pm
5 Sessions
Pamet Crossing
$350
Come try out a variety of printmaking processes including monoprint, drypoint, and relief. Experiment with combining these techniques to build conceptual imagery. Printmaking is one of the most exciting and versatile ways to make art. You will love it.
Cyndi Wish has a Masters in Printmaking from the University of Sydney and has taught printmaking, drawing, bookmaking, and hula hoop classes at a variety of institutions and organizations. She is a member of the Printmakers of Cape Cod and has exhibited widely. She loves to teach

August 13-17
Monday-Friday
2-4:30 pm
5 Sessions
Castle Hill
$350
This class is an introduction to throwing on the potter’s wheel for teenagers 12 and older. We will focus on basic throwing techniques for creating functional forms, including cups, bowls and vases. Each student should bring an apron or an old towel and wear clothes you don’t mind getting dirty. Work made in this class will only be bisque fired but a glaze day will be organized by the instructor for small additional cost. Please bring $20 on the first day to purchase clay.

Lois Hirshberg
This year over a hundred workshops are being offered in all disciplines.
A location, nestled in the dunes of Truro and within walking distance to Cape Cod bay, provides an inspirational and meditative backdrop that enhances the workshop experience.
A distinguished faculty that consists of prominent artists in the fields of painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics, photography, jewelry and writing.
A student body consists of both working artists and art students who hail from all over the US and Canada. Today Castle Hill celebrates its 40th year Anniversary.