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2007 ESSA Staff

Executive Director
Peggy Kjelgaard, Ph.D.
Eureka Springs

Program Coordinator
Sabina Miller
Holiday Island

Office Manager
June Easton
Eureka Springs

2007 Board Members

President - Eleanor Lux
Eureka Springs

Vice President - Ron Morrison
Eureka Springs

Secretary - Mary Springer
Eureka Springs

Treasurer - Bobbie Foster
Eureka Springs

RuAnn Ewing
Hindsville

LeRoy Gorrell
Eureka Springs

Sandra Lockhart
Rogers

Elise Roenigk
Eureka Springs

Doug Stowe
Eureka Springs

Dick Trammel
Rogers

Jan Wallace
Eureka Springs

   

Session Six/Youth Art Week
Kid's (7-11 year olds)
July 17-19; 9am-4pm

Ru Ann Ewing
Working with Metal: Beatin', Slashin' and Bendin'

Studio
3 Day class (9am-4pm: Thurs., Fri., & Sat.)
Tuition: $110
Materials: $10

You are not going to believe how much fun you are going to have creating your own sculpture, jewelry, a box or whatever your heart desires. You will be using tools that you will recognize as usual every day tools. Plus you will create tools from miscellaneous objects that can be found at home. Release your imagination and creativity while you work with copper, brass, wire, scrap iron, and found objects. Bring children's goggles and work gloves and wear old clothes.

RuAnn Ewing of Hindsville, Arkansas, is noted for her works of art in metal, sculptural neck pieces, and delicately beaded figurines. She received her bachelor's degree in French and masters in Developmental Disabilities at Kansas State University in Manhattan, Kansas, and taught in public schools for thirteen years. Afterwards, she and her husband Ken founded the Ozark Natural Science Center to teach students about the natural environment of the Ozarks. RuAnn has taught at the AH HAA School of the Arts in Telluride, Colorado and numerous art centers. She has also exhibited at the Arts Center of the Ozarks, the Rogers Little Theatre, and the Joy Pratt Markham Gallery of the Walton Arts Center.