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ABOUT MUDSLINGERS:
Mudslingers Studio is designed to provide a distinctive visual art education program that will empower students to embrace a life of excellence and creativity through their artistic abilities and open doors to imagination and self-confidence. Visual art skills are worthwhile, valuable life skills grounded in discipline and a work ethic that is crucial for any craft. The instructor is a trained professional who provides a quality educational and artistic experience for each participant. Experience is gained by weekly classes culminating in an exhibition held in the Mudslingers Studio.
CLASS DESCRIPTION
Classes will consist of an introduction to basic pottery skills of pinching, coil-building, slab construction, and throwing on the potter’s wheel. The student will also be introduced to various glazing and firing processes. A showcase of students’ work will conclude the Session. Mudslingers Pottery Studio is located across from The Dixie at 101 Court Square. Students need to arrive exactly at time scheduled and not more than 5 minutes early since the Instructor will need time to prepare classroom between classes.
CLASS SCHEDULE
Tuesday Classes under the Instruction of PAIGE WARD:
PreK-1 3:30 — 4:30 pm
Grades 2-4 5:00 — 6:00 pm
Grades 5-8 6:30 — 7:30 pm
Thursday Classes under the Instruction of LORI NOLEN:
ADULTS (18+) Intermediate 4:00 — 5:30 pm
Beginner 6:00 — 7:30 pm
DATES FOR FALL SESSION CLASSES:
KIDS (Tuesdays):
Jan 24, Feb 7, Feb 21, Mar 6, Mar 13, Mar 27
ADULTS (Thursdays):
Jan 26, Feb 9, Feb 23, Mar 8, Mar 15, Mar 29
MUD EXHIBIT @ 5:30 pm on Tuesday, April 17, 2012
M U D S L I N G E R S
FEES
Pre-K thru 8th grade
Class Fee: $120.00 (includes material fees)
Adults
Class Fee: $170.00 (includes material fees)
- Please make checks payable to The Dixie.
SCHOLARSHIP/APPLICATION FORM
DYT/MUDSLINGERS SPRING 2012 BROCHURE
PARTICIPANT RULES
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Participants are expected to arrive 10 minutes
prior to the start of class time and be prepared to work.
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No food, gum or drink (except bottled water) is
allowed.
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The experience of theatre is a team activity.
Please notify the instructor if you must miss a class. No more than
two absences are allowed.
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Be courteous, respectful and considerate to all.
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Parents must be prompt in the pickup of their
participants.
The DYT reserves the right to dismiss and not
enroll participants for the following reasons:
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Disruptive behavior
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Disrespect to the instructor
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Disregard of instructions
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Possession of tobacco, alcohol, drugs or
weapons
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Financial account not current

The Mudslinger Studio is sponsored in part by a grant from the Tennessee Arts Commission. When the Tennessee Arts Commission was created in 1967, it was given a special mandate by the General Assembly to stimulate and encourage the presentation of performing, visual and literary arts throughout the state and to encourage public interest in the cultural heritage of Tennessee. Through a variety of programs, the Commission has encouraged excellence in artistic expression through the state’s artists and arts organizations. That commitment has continued to expand through the years to ensure that the citizens of Tennessee have access to, and the opportunity to participate in the arts.
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Mudslingers Studio

Mudslingers Studio
An Annex of The Dixie
Located on the Court Square in Huntingdon, Tennessee
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| Lori Neal Nolen (Adult Ceramics Instructor) has taught children’s pottery classes for the past 10 years. Before coming to The Dixie as the Executive Director, Lori was an assistant professor of Art & Art History at Union University. She received a B.A. from Union in ceramic art and then spent a year in residency at Alfred University in NY. Lori received her M.F.A. from the University of Georgia, where she also served as a teaching assistant in the UGA Studies Abroad Cortona, Italy art program.
Paige Ward (Kids Ceramic Instructor) has a B.A. in ceramic art from Union University and also is licensed to teach K-12. She studied under Lori Nolen for three years, and has also assisted her in teaching Mudslingers classes since 2009. Paige has interned the last two summers at Arrowmount School of Arts and Crafts in East Tennessee. She currently serves as the shop technician for the art department at Union University.
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