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78 Winter / Spring 2020 443-518-1700 howardcc.edu/ConEd Controversial Art Have you ever seen an artwork in a museum and thought, "I could do that?" Everyone has an opinion about art and the answers are never black and white. is course will explore the motives and symbolism behind some of history's most commonly misunderstood art movements including Dada- ism, Abstract Expressionism, and Minimalism. You will also examine some of today's biggest controversies surrounding the creation, criticism, and collection of art. Instructor: Kara LaRose. $64 (includes $45 in fees*) Tue 2pm-4pm, Jan 14-Feb 4 XI-407 6661 #7593 Glenwood Community Center Symbolism: Renaissance to Contemporary Art Rumors and legends have emerged around many master- pieces based on the recognizable symbols and composi- tional designs used by the artists. What kind of feelings and meaning are the artists trying to convey? Are symbol and design patterns represented in every piece created by a specific artist? If so, how are they found? Join artist Kara LaRose to examine works of art from the Renaissance masters to contemporary artists. Upon completion of this course, visiting museums will be a whole new experience! $84 (includes $55 in fees*) Thu 1pm-3pm, Feb 20-Mar 19 XI-387 6662 #7597 Elkridge 50+ Center Creative Arts Pen and Ink Drawing NEW! Many artists plan their initial concepts by sketching with pens, but intricate and expressive illustrations can also be created using pen and ink as the sole medium. Many of the most famous modern artists, including Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dali, experimented with pen and ink throughout their careers. Pen and ink is still commonly seen in comic books, medical illustrations, and fantasy drawings, dem- onstrating this medium's versatility. In this course, you will learn the basics of pen and ink with particular focus on mark-making, use of line, composition, and contrast. A list of course materials will be provided during the first session. Estimated cost of materials is $25. Instructor: Kara LaRose. $80** (includes $40 in fees*) Wed 1pm-3pm, Apr 22-May 13 XE-515 6660 #7587 Ellicott City 50+ Fitness Ctr Pottery: Form, Function, and Design e instructor, a professional potter, welcomes students of all levels to this class. You will enjoy the opportunity to shape your own creations as you work on a variety of projects. Learn about glazing, hand building and advanced decorating techniques. e materials fee will cover 15 lbs. of clay and glaze. You are responsible for purchasing additional clay and glaze. Limited enrollment, so please register early! Instruc- tor: Charlene O'Dell-Randolph. $130 (includes $90 in fees*) Mon 11am-1pm, Jan 13-Mar 30 (No class Jan 20 & Feb 17) XI-655 6644 #6851 North Laurel Community Center Tue 10am-12pm, Jan 14-Mar 17 XI-655 6645 #6852 North Laurel Community Center Fri 11am-1pm, Jan 17-Mar 20 XI-655 6646 #6854 North Laurel Community Center Mon 11am-1pm, Apr 20-Jun 29 (No class May 25) XI-655 6647 #5604 North Laurel Community Center Tue 10am-12pm, Apr 21-Jun 23 XI-655 6648 #5603 North Laurel Community Center Fri 11am-1pm, Apr 24-Jun 26 XI-655 6649 #5605 North Laurel Community Center Finance Administering Estates in Maryland Sooner or later, you or a family member may need to admin- ister an estate in Maryland. Smart planning and preparation can save you and your family time, money, and stress during one of the most difficult times in life. Join Byron E. MacFar- lane, Register of Wills, to learn about the probate process in Maryland. He will present valuable information about types of estates, the role of the personal representative, the importance of having a will, how to register a will, required documents for opening and closing an estate, probate fees, and inheritance and estate taxes in Maryland. ere will be time for questions and answers about estates at the end of the class. $15** (fee based, no waivers) Thu 10am-12pm, May 28 XE-389 6630 #5586 Health Sciences Building Wellness How and Why We Age: The Biology of Aging Learn the latest scientific discoveries about how the body ages, the theories of why we age, and the tantalizing research into preventing and treating age-related diseases. Sandy Lundahl, MPH, MA, a doctoral student in gerontology at the University of Maryland, will explore how aging affects every part of the body and will dispel many of the most persistent aging myths. Bring paper, pen/pencil, and a folder. $49** (includes $40 in fees*) Thu 10am-12pm, Mar 26-May 7 (No class Apr 9) XE-367 6664 #7599 North Laurel Community Center Mindful Aging: The Psychology of Aging When it comes to aging, you cannot believe everything you hear. Experts emphasize that aging is a normal and cumulative process that is a part of our biological design and distinct from disease and decline. Yet, society's view of aging oen tends to be negative. In this course, you will explore mistaken age-related assumptions and thought processes that inform what you say to yourself and others. Become aware of cultural stereotypes that affect behavior and healthcare. Topics include the latest research findings in learning, memory, problem-solving, and more. Sandy Lundahl, MPH, MA, is a doctoral student in gerontology at the University of MD. Bring paper, pen/pencil, and a folder. $49** (includes $40 in fees*) Thu 1pm-3pm, Mar 26-May 7 (No class Apr 9) XE-362 6665 #7600 North Laurel Community Center 60+