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To register for a class go to sfreconline.org
or call the registration desk at 415.831.6800

2 SHARON ART STUDIOoSUMMER 2015
A MESSAGE FROM THE FOSAS DIRECTOR
Hello Friends,
I was thinking of a quote from Anton Chekov, “People don’t notice
whether it’s winter or summer when they’re happy.” In theory, that may
be true for some people in colder climates, but in reality, we at the
Sharon Art Studio will notice this summer with particular excitement.
So many amazing changes are happening in the coming weeks. With
our anticipated roof abatement to be completed in June, we will
resume classes with a special degree of happiness and improvement
with our building.
We at the studio are noticing the enthusiasm of the young artists who
will soon be enjoying our annual Art in the Park summer programming.
I am continuing to meet new and renewing FOSAS members who are
helping our mission of sustaining and enhancing the Studio’s goal to
promote artistic development, craftsmanship, and creative expression.
I’ve recently launched a “What Does FOSAS Do?” Communication
initiative via social media, electronic newsletters and studio print-outs.
My goal is to help inform our community about where our resources
go and what we are accomplishing as an organization. Just this past
spring, we held a successful “Pre-Patty Meld” restaurant fundraiser
at The Corner Store where we raised approximately $400. FOSAS
held our annual Family Free Clay Day on March 22, where over
60 individuals participated and learned some hand-building clay
techniques. We also launched a special partnership with CA Academy
of Science on March 28. With respect to Mr. Chekov, these are all
happy events that make me notice the beauty of Sharon Art Studio
every season.
Matt Burns
FOSAS Director
Friends of Sharon Art Studio
Hours: Mon - Fri 10am - 6pm Tel: 415 753-7005
*Contact for information on FOSAS Memberships, Scholarships, & Events*
Sharon Art Studio
Hours: Mon - Fri 9:30am - 5:30pm Tel: 415 753-7006
*Contact for information on ceramics, glass, and studio policies*
Registration Desk
Hours: Mon - Fri 9am-5:30pm Tel: 415-831-6800
*Contact for all registration concerns*

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PROGRAM & EVENTS CALENDAR
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Message from the FOSAS Director
Contents and Calendar
About Sharon Art Studio & FOSAS
Art in the Park Information
Youth Drawing & Painting
Youth Mixed Media
Youth Glass, Jewelry, & Metal Arts
Family Clay Day Info
Workshops Ages 15 & up
Adult Workshops Ages 18 & up
Offsite Classes
Adult Plein Air & More!
Adult Drawing
Adult Drawing & Painting
Adult Painting
Adult Mixed Media
Chinese Brush Painting & Painting on China
Adult Casting, Jewelry & Metal Arts
Instructor Inspiration
Adult Glass
Adult Glass & Glass Open Studio
Adult Ceramics & Ceramics Open Studio
Studio Happenings
Scholarship Information
Thank You!
Sharon Art Studio Instructors
Registration Policies & Procedures
FOSAS Membership Form
Spring Student Sale
Summer Member Priority Registration
Summer General Registration Open
End of Spring Session
Building closed for Roof Renovation
Building closed in observance of Independence Day
Summer session begins
Art in the Park
Building closed for San Francisco AIDS Walk
Fall Member Priority Registration
Fall General Registration opens
Building closed in observance of Labor Day
Summer session begins
Fall Session begins
Note: Studio will be closed during roof repair schedule, May 17 - June 27

Sharon Art Studio & the Friends of Sharon Art Studio
A Public-Private Partnership
Sharon Art Studio is run under the auspices of the San Francisco Recreation and Park
Department, and is San Francisco’s largest public community art center. The Studio has
affordable courses in ceramics, leaded and fused glass, jewelry, drawing, painting,
and mixed-media for all ages, and for all levels of experience. The Studio is open
year-round and offers one day workshops as well as courses that meet once weekly
and last between four and ten weeks.
Housed in the landmark Sharon Building in Golden Gate Park between the Children’s
Playground and Carousel, the Studio remains a vibrant hub of Arts & Craft offerings
- thanks to an innovative partnership between the San Francisco Recreation & Park
Department and the Friends of Sharon Art Studio (FOSAS). Since 1991 the Friends
have expanded the Studio’s programming and currently operates 50% of the total
studio’s program. FOSAS offers Jewelry and Metal Arts, Drawing and Painting, Mixed-
Media and Fiber Arts, and special one day workshops in a variety of disciplines.
See pages 29 & 33 for details on scholarships!

ART IN THE PARK INFORMATION
Come stop by for the Art in the Park Art
shows on 7/16 7/30 & 8/13 to view the student
work see the studio & enjoy time in the park!
visit sharonartstudio.org for more info
Summer Camp at the Sharon Art Studio! Each summer, three different camps are
held at the studio: ART IN THE PARK, ART & ADVENTURE, & JR. PICASSSO!
*For ART IN THE PARK* Each session has an Art Show for family
and friends on the last Thursday of each session from 12-12:30pm.
All camps are currently full, but there may be room on the waiting list.
Please see sfrecpark.org for detailed camp information.

YOUTH DRAWING & PAINTING
Still Life Intensive: Teens & Tweens!
Cara Goldstein
10Y-17Y 2 days in the Carousel Rm
40888 Sat 8/22-8/29, 2-4pm
$55
Students will learn principles of life
drawing and painting, working with
fabric, objects and natural materials.
Curriculum will emphasize light, value
and composition.
A materials fee of $10 to be collected
by the instructor on the first day of
class.
Develop Your Art Portfolio
Cara Goldstein
11Y-16Y
3 weeks in the Carousel Room
40840 Sun 8/16-8/30, 10am-12pm
$55
Do you want to go to art school, but
need to improve your skills? This class
will provide you with the foundations of
life-drawing, portraiture, perspective,
the figure, and developing your
particular strengths in a concentration.
A portfolio consists of about 15-20
pieces of solid work that displays
understanding of anatomy, shading,
gesture, still life, and portraits. The
emphasis is life drawing. All levels of
skill are welcome. The instructor has
been a teacher and portfolio reviewer
at SOTA (School of the Arts).
A $10 materials fee will be collected
by instructor.
Youth Cartooning Workshop
Cara Goldstein
6Y-12Y 1day in the Carousel Rm
40828 Sat 8/1, 2-4pm
40827 Sun 8/9,10am-12pm
$40
Explore how to create dynamic
cartoon characters, backgrounds, and
storylines. Students will learn how to
draw characters that have expression,
movement and backgrounds that are
colorful. Our materials will include
pencils, markers and a sketchbook.
The culmination of this workshop will
be several cartoon scenes and the
start of a comic book.
Instructor will collect a $5 material fee.
“I never knew that I
could draw until I took
a class here! Now I know I
can draw anything!”
-Jacob

YOUTH MIXED MEDIA
Betty Doll Workshop
Tatiana Mak
5Y-10Y 4 wks in the Jewelry Studio
40902 Sun 7/12-8/9, 10am-12pm
$65
Make your own stuffed “Betty Doll”
in this four day workshop. Use felt,
beads, buttons, embroidery floss,
fabric markers or even bring your
own materials to make your doll as
unique as you! We will also be doing
a little bit of sewing too! Come and
get dolled up with us!
A materials fee of $8 will be collected
by instructor on the first day of class.
No class 7/19
Bird Art
Tatiana Mak
5Y-10Y 1 day in the Jewelry Studio
40896 Sun 8/16, 10am-12pm
$25
We love birds and there are some
birds kids can learn how to draw,
cut out and make into wonderful
3-dimenstional art.
A materials fee of $5 is due to the
instructor on the first day of class.
Around the World in 80 Days
Deborah Wu
7Y-11Y 2 days in the Jewelry Studio
40894 Sun 8/30 & 9/13,10am-12pm
$55
The iconic book, “Around the World
in 80 Days” by Jules Verne follows
the adventures of Phileas Fogg circa
1900, as he attempts to make it
around the globe in a limited time.
In this two-week workshop, students
will create a few of the items from
the book, including a paper mache
balloon and a passport with country
stamps.Ê This is a great workshop to
encourage family reading!Ê Join us
on the fun and exciting journey!
A $5 materials fee is to be collected
by the instructor on the first day of
class.
No class 9/6
Flower Art
Tatiana Mak
5Y-10Y 1 day in the Jewelry Studio
40895 Sun 8/23, 10am-12pm
$25
We love flowers and there are
some kids can learn how to draw,
cut out and make into wonderful
3-dimensional art. Watch their
creativity blossom!
A materials fee of $5 is to be
collected by the instructor on the fiest
day of class.

YOUTH GLASS, JEWELRY & METAL ARTS
“Delia gives all of the
direction needed to do whatever
you want, even if it is too advanced
for the class. My daughter was so
happy to have completed the piece
she envisioned!” -Julia
Painting With Fire For Teens:
Enameling on Copper
Jeff Sutton
40849 Sat 8/22-9/12, 10am-12pm
$80
Learn how to paint with fire! Students
will explore the fun art of enameling
- fusing glass to metal. This class
will cover the basics and beyond in
enameling. Create one-of-a-kind
jewelry and home accessories for
you and your family.
All materials are included in the
course fee.
Youth Jewelry
Delia Munoz
40850 Tue 8/11-9/8, 4-6pm
$90
Develop basic skills in jewelry making.
Explore new techniques, as well as
tried and true styles. Shaping, forming
and texturing of metal will be taught.
New students will complete a flat
project (pendant, broach, earrings).
Materials included in the course fee.
Youth Mosaics
Alex Yoshikawa
40852 Fri 7/17-8/7, 2-4pm
$50
Designed for beginning students,
you will learn to develop mosaic
compositions with scrap glass and
recycled mirrors. Create beautiful
decorative designs on various surfaces.
Some glass cutting experience is
helpful but not essential.
A materials fee of $20 collected on the
first day of class.

FAMILY CLAY DAY INFO
FAMILY CLAY DAY AT THE SHARON ART STUDIO
Elizabeth Liu
All Ages 5Y & up
4 weeks in the Ceramics Studio
40673 Sat 7/11 -8/01 10am-11:30am
40672 Sun 7/26 -8/16 10am-11:30am
$25

Kids and parents - come play with clay and create beautiful works
of art the whole family will enjoy! Learn a variety of handbuilding
techniques and glaze your pieces with bright non-toxic glazes.
Materials fee included in the cost of the class.
Note: Children under 8 must be accompanied by a participating (registered
and paying) adult. This means one parent with one child will register for 2
class spaces - one child registration, and one adult registration.
Participants may sign up for only one of the two sessions being offered.

WORKSHOPS XAGES 15 & UP
Indigo to Go!
Joy Lily
15Y & up
1 day in the Glass Studio
40892 Sun 7/12, 12-4pm
$65 member/$75 non-member
Discover how easy it is to make a vat
of indigo dye, and how much fun it
is to create instant blue and white
patterns on your clothing, quilt fabric
and home decor. Instructor provides
dye and tools, student bring their own
white items to dye. This class is held
outside under canopy.
A $20 materials fee is due to the
instructor to cover workshop materials.
From Concrete to Abstract: The
Five Lenses of Perception
William Cloughley
15Y & up 1 day in the Carousel Room
40897 Sun 7/26, 12-4:30pm
In this workshop, students make a
brief foray into Golden Gate Park to
locate an object from nature to bring
into the studio and use as inspiration
for drawing activities. Instructor-led
activities focus on five approaches
to drawing: light/shadow, contour,
texture, color and narrative.
Materials list will be available online
at sharonartstudio.org
It’s All Greek: Making Mess into
Masterpiece
William Cloughley
40887 Sun 7/12, 12-4pm
The Greek Gods, Dionysus and
Apollo, had distinct approaches to
creative expression, one promoting
spontaneous drawing and another
focused on harmonious and orderly
design. In this workshop, students
work under instructor-led activities
with brush markers, calligraphy pens,
bleed-through techniques, written
words, music and more to create works
on paper that create poetic expression.
Materials list will be available online at
sharonartstudio.org
An additional $5 material fee will be
collected by the instructor.
Zentangling with Nature!
Joy Lily
40893 Sun 8/9, 12-4pm
Drawing Zentangles is a meditative
and enjoyable way to make beautiful
abstract designs of repeat patterns,
using just a pen and paper. Even art-
challenged people pick it up easily.
Discover the basics of this fascinating
new way to create art, and develop
your own repeat patterns inspired
by textures in nature, like leaves,
feathers, shells and scales.
A $5 materials fee to be collected by
the Instructor.

ADULT WORKSHOPS RAGES 18 & UP
Stamp Making
Chelsea Doherty
40825 Fri 9/4, 12-4pm
Make your own stamps! It’s a fun
and easy way to create your own
stationary. You will carve your own
stamps and use them to design your
personal stationary. Take home your
work and the tools to continue the
creativity!
A materials fee of $15 to be collected
by the instructor.
Color Mixing
Vesta Kirby
18Y & up 1 day in the Carousel Rm
40826 Sun 8/16, 1-5pm
This class explores a variety of color
mixing techniques. From reviewing
dry brush and wet in wet you will learn
to paint special textures, patterns and
atmospheric conditions. Warm and
cool shadows with high contrast, back
lighting and glowing light, all, result
in different effects. Mix two colors
to make a third, make complements
vibrate and see their muted effects!
For beginners and continuing students.
sharonartstudio.org.
Basics of Forging
Andrea Taylor
18Y & up 2 days in the Jewelry Studio
40885 Sun 7/12-7/26, 12:30-4:30pm
In this workshop, students learn the
basics of fine metal forging. Moving
metal by sinking and raising a spoon
bowl and shaping metal through the
creation of a metal spoon handle will
be explored.
A $25 material fee will be collected by
the Instructor.
No class on 7/19
“Joy-Lily always makes it safe to leap out
of the box and try something new!” -Louise

OFFSITE CLASSES
Monoprinting with Gelli Plates
Dolores R. Gray
18Y & up 4 wks at Lake Merced Park
40875 Mon 6/01-6/22, 6:30-9:30pm
Discover the fun of printing with Gelli
plates. Create beautiful one of a kind
hand printed papers with amazing
colors, textures, and layers. Make
Monoprint art work, colorful pages for
Art Journals, greeting cards, fabric for
quilting and much more. Each print will
be unique and individual as you play
with colors, found object, stencils, and
stamps.
Materials fee included in the course fee.
Designing with Markers
Dolores R. Gray
40874 Tue 5/26-6/16, 6:30-9:30pm
Create imaginative cards, silk scarves and printed fabrics with the magic of
permanent color markers. Permanent color markers inks will run, bleed, smudge,
and blur on paper and fabric with additional of simple rubbing alcohol. You
will create wonderful and amazing washes of brilliant blended colors.
Materials fee included in the course fee.
ATTENTION SENIORS! (AGES 55 & UP). Sharon Art Studio instructor
Virginia Banta will be teaching PORTRAIT DRAWING & EXPLORATION
IN DRAWING MEDIA at the Senior Center as well as a GET SKETCHY
IN GOLDEN GATE PARK class! See sfrecpark.org for detailed class info.

The Hand Made Book
Dolores R. Gray
40873 Thu 5/28-6/18, 6:30-9:30pm
If you love the idea of crafting a book
then this is the class for you! Discover
the fun in the making of a creatively
crafted book. Make a handcrafted
book for journaling, sketching,
scrapbooking or photos. Using hand-
painted and decorative papers, you
will learn to make sewn signatures,
ribbon bookmarks and unique covers.
Treasure Hunt
Dolores R. Gray
All Ages 5 & up 1 day Offsite
40898 Sun 6/7/15, 10am-12pm
$10, Alameda Point Faire
Haven’t been on a treasure hunt since
you wandered the mysteries of your
backyard. Well now is your chance
to wander the treasure aisles of the
Alameda Point Faire. Looking for the
antique mirror, a bakelite green bowl,
Skeleton Keys, silver tea set, antique
button, vintage clothing. Come
treasure roving with me on the First
Sunday of June.
Meet and pay $10.00 at the gate for
admission at the Alameda Pointe Faire.
See sfrecpark.org for details.
Get Sketchy in Golden Gate Park
Virginia Banta
55 & up 4 weeks Offsite
*Students must cover the costs for admission to visited venues. See
description for details

40675 Fri 6/05-6/26, 10am-12:30pm
40676 Fri 6/05-6/26, 2-4pm
40677 Tue 6/09-6/30, 2-4pm
40678 Tue 6/09-6/30, 10am-12:30pm
Explore Golden Gate Park in the Conservatory of Flowers, Japanese Tea
Garden, and de Young Museum while drawing! We will meet in front of the
Japanese Tea Garden for our first class and explore the other locations at
the next class meetings. Bring a drawing tablet to sketch on and drawing
pencils. Demonstrations and instruction is given at each meeting. Come
away with great drawings and a journal of sketches from Golden Gate Park.
NOTE: Admission is not included- please bring general admission fee each week
for entrance (admission fees range from $5-$8 per venue).
OFFSITE CLASSES

ADULT PLEIN AIR & MORE!
Trees, Leaves, and Creative
Breeze!
Vesta Kirby
1 day offsite
40890 Sat 6/6, 10am-4pm
Enjoy the park environment and
explore the art of Plein Air painting
with watercolor through this relaxing
day in Golden Gate park. Bring a
folding chair, easel and painting
materials. A suggested materials list
will be available at sharonartstudio.
org and meeting location will be
provided prior to class.
This workshop is ideal for students with
moderate painting experience.
Oil and Water Mix: A Plein Air
Adventure
Michael Wong
2 days offsite
40889 Sat 6/13-6/20, 1-4pm
Oil painting meets the convenience
of watercolor as we offer a unique
workshop for students looking to
paint a little differently this Summer.
Using water-mixable oils, students
will rendezvous with the instructor in
Golden Gate Park and learn about a
new medium from modern chemistry.
The slow-drying paint will help
students capture a distinct vista under
the Summer light, sun and fog. This
class is ideal for students who would
like to work with oil paint without the
hassle of chemicals and fumes. No
prior experience necessary. Materials,
paint, easel and brushes are provided
and included in the price.
Class will meet in Golden Gate Park;
exact location TBA prior to the class
meeting.
A $10 materials fee to be collected by
the instructor.
Exploring Pastels: Indoor &
Outdoor
Vesta Kirby
9 weeks in the Glass Studio
40837 Wed 7/15-9/9, 1-4pm
Experience the immediacy of being
one with nature to capture color and
light in the landscape. Enjoy blending
rich and colorful pastel textures
directly onto the paper. Express your
personal vision in sketches and in fully
developed paintings. The instructor will
work one to one with each individual
to enhance expression with pastels.
Some basic experience working in
pastels is desirable. This course is for
soft pastels, not oil pastels.
Weather permitting, some classes will
be held outdoors for plein air activities.
Please bring materials to the first
class. Materials list available online at

ADULT DRAWING
Thursday Night Drawing - The
Basics & Beyond
Jacqueline Ruben
40838 Thu 7/9-8/6, 6:30-9:30 pm
You don’t have to be able to create a
straight line in order to draw. Make
a successful start by developing the
basic strategies of contour, shading,
perspective and composition. For
the first class bring 18” x 24” rough
newsprint pad, 4B, 6B graphite
pencils, one stick of black compressed
charcoal, 4B, 6B charcoal pencil and
a kneaded eraser.
No class 7/30.
Everyone Can Draw
Virginia Banta
15Y & up
10 wks in the Carousel Rm
40681 Wed 7/08-9/09, 2-5pm
Designed for absolute beginners and
those wishing to improve their painting
skills. Anyone who can hold a pencil
can learn to draw with some degree
of proficiency. With your commitment,
you can and will! Drawing skills are
essential to all artists, be it ceramics,
glass or painting. Primary emphasis
is on seeing, using right-brain
techniques.
Materials list will be provided on the
first day of class.
Life Drawing
Virginia Banta
40684 Tue 7/07-9/08, 2-5pm
40909 Thu 7/09-9/10, 2-5pm
Susan Gold
40683 Tue 7/07-9/08, 7-10pm
Come experience drawing from a
live model. Class is self-directed,
each week focusing on a different
part of the anatomy. Critiques of
student work made upon request to
the instructor. Emphasis is on gesture
poses, short poses, ending with 20
minute poses. Please bring paper and
drawing materials to class.
A one time $68 fee will be collected to
pay for the live model.
Special note: You may drop-in this
class if space allows. Drop- in fee is
$15. Enrolled students receive priority
seating.

ADULT DRAWING & PAINTING
Drawing and Painting in Pastels
Vesta Kirby
40833 Sat 7/11-9/12, 10am-1pm
Explore the unique expression of
drawing and painting with soft
luxurious pastels. The immediacy
of mixing rich and colorful textures
right onto the paper surface is
very satisfying, without waiting for
drying time. Different techniques for
blending and overlaying color will
be demonstrated. Experience a quick
lively sketching style for drawings
and also the process for creating well
developed paintings. How to use
and mix colors will be included along
with basic pastel fundamentals. The
focus is the natural world, still life and
photographic images of nature. The
instructor works with each individual
for their expression and use of pastel.
No experience is necessary.
Materials list will be available at
sharonartstudio.org
Fundamentals of Color
Dawood Marion
10 weeks in the Caro u sel Ro o m
40834 Wed 7/8-9/9, 6:30-9:30pm
$195 member/ $205 non-member
Learn essential color relationship,
mixing and theory with oil pastels.
The immediacy of the medium suits
bold application with quick results.
Bridge your understanding between
dry and wet mediums, an essential
step that leads into painting. We
will work form a variety of reference
materials including still life, the model
and photographs.
A $12 model fee will be collected by
the instructor on the first day of class.
Fundamentals of Drawing and
Painting
Carlo Grunfeld
40831 Thu 8/13-9/10, 6:30pm-9:30pm
This course will focus on basic draw-
ing and painting skills, covering
various drawing fundamentals such as
perspective, contour drawing, value
rendering, and activation of the right
brain, using pencil, charcoal, and ink.
The class will also present aspects of
drawing and painting from still-life
with dramatic lighting, botanical sub-
jects, and photographs. Students may
use traditional watercolors, tempera,
or opaque water-based gouache for
their painting.
Painting will be introduced in the final
session.
Materials list available at
sharonartstudio.org

ADULT PAINTING
Introduction to Watercolor
Carlo Grunfeld
40829 Mon 7/6-7/27, 6:30-9:30pm
Learn watercolor basics. The dynamics
of visual perception and activation
of the right-brain faculties will be
explored through direct observation
of still-life and botanicals. We’ll
also practice mixing and applying
watercolors upon wet and dry
surfaces.
Materials list can be found online at
Please note: Basic drawing experience
is required.
Intermediate Watercolor
Carlo Grunfeld
40830 Mon 8/3-8/31, 6:30-9:30 pm
Advance your watercolor skills with
this continuation course! This class will
be based on direct observation from
life, still-life, and photographs. We’ll
practice wet-on-wet spontaneous
painting and layering of colors. Please
bring materials to the first class:
Materials list available at
Model fee is included in the course fee.
Watercolor Techniques
Vesta Kirby
40839 Mon 7/6-8/3, 2-5pm
This class is an introduction to basic
watercolor techniques, a wonderful
vibrant transparent medium. We will
review all materials. Learn how to lay
flat and gradated colors, working with
dry and wet into wet techniques and
color mixing. Experience the luminous,
glowing results of watercolor. Enhance
your observational power viewing and
working from the still life setups from
nature. Each week will be a different
natural subject to paint. The instructor
gives individual attention and
encourages each unique expression.
Begin a new painting experience!
Bring materials to first class; Materials
list available online at sharonartstudio.
org
“Vesta is an amazing
teacher, very patient
and encouraging. She is
definitely an expert in
her field.” -Alison”

ADULT MIXED MEDIA
Pen & Ink with Watercolor
Vesta Kirby
10 weeks in the Jewelry Studio
40836 Thu 7/9-9/10, 6:30-9:30pm
This class will combine pen & ink to
the watercolor media. We will learn
and practice different techniques
for a successful process and result.
Basic watercolor techniques will be
reviewed as well as techniques for
the ink pen and ways to hold the
pen. You will learn to create texture
as well as variation of line with the
pen. Be prepared to explore these
exciting new techniques to capture
the living essence of nature. We’ll
begin with a variety of NatureÍs still
life set ups and then work from your
own photographs and pictures for
each technique.
Materials list will be available online
at sharonartstudio.org
NOTE: The instructor accepts drop-
ins for $18 per class.
Drawing Toolbox - Building
Confidence In Your Drawing
Dawood Marion
40901 Fri 7/10-8/7, 2-5pm
Thisclassisforthebeginnerwhowishes
to develop confidence as well as the
advanced draftsman who would like
to break out of a rigid paradigm and
draw more loosely, making advance
methods and techniques more
approachable. In this class you will
learn tools to help remove the fear
of making mistakes when drawing,
allowing you to draw more bold
and confidently. Various methods
and exercises will be introduced to
strengthen your confidence as well
as design skills. Upon completion of
this class, you will have a working
knowledge of methods that will allow
you to be able to draw on-location,
from observation, mostly anywhere at
any time! At times we will be out in the
park (near the studio) and drawing on
site so check the weather and dress
appropriately.
Collage Explosion
Dolores R Gray
40674 Mon 7/06 -8/31, 7-10pm
Class will cover creating textures,
image transfer, 3D assemblages,
antiquing patina and aging mediums.
Students will learn how to combine
collections of images and found
images. Creating intriguing art using
mint tins, cigar boxes, hat boxes or
even bird nests.
“I really enjoyed
Dawood’s energy,
pacing, clear instruction,
knowledge, and attitude!”

ADULT CHINESE BRUSH & CHINA PAINTING
Chinese Brush Painting
Madeleine Fu
40832 Tue 7/7-9/8, 2-4 pm
Focus is on instruction in Chinese
style watercolor painting techniques.
Demonstrations and personal critiques
by the instructor help students master
this age-old medium. Students will be
responsible for acquiring personal
painting supplies (approx. $50).
www.sharonartstudio.org
You may drop-in this class for $12 per
class if space allows.
Painting on China
Dina Competente
10 weeks in the C a r o u s e l R o o m
40835 Thu 7/9-9/10, 1:30-3:30pm
Learn the art of China painting-
embellishing your pottery or ceramic
pieces with an over glaze paint. This
class will cover the basics in technique
and an introduction to paints and
practices. Continuing students can
have a chance to work on projects and
pick up new tips.
NOTE: Drop in students welcome for a
fee of $15 per day(checks only), paints,
some brushes and oil medium available
for use.
New students must pay a $12 materials
fee to instructor.

ADULT JEWELRY & METAL ARTS
Enameling: The Basics
Olivia Competente
40845 Sat 7/11-8/8, 10am-1pm
Learn the basics of enameling as we
survey the rudiments of this classic
craft. Course fee includes cost of all
materials for introductory projects.
Thereafter students are responsible
for purchasing supplies.
No metal arts experience necessary.
Metal Clay Exploration
Olivia Competente
16Y & up 4 wks in the Glass Studio
40847 Sun 8/16-9/13, 11am-4 pm
Learn basics and beyond from various
metal clays. Metal clay is a malleable
medium that lends itself to organic
and improvisational jewelry forms.
Students will explore silver clay and
copper clay. Learn new techniques,
tips, and tricks each week!
Materials fee of $40 to be collected
on the first day of class.
Basic Jewelry/Metal Arts
Delia Munoz
40843 Wed 7/8-9/9, 6:30-9:30 pm
Olivia Competente
40842 Wed 7/8-9/9, 2-5pm
40841 Mon 7/6-8/31, 6:30-9:30 pm
No class 9/17
Develop or renew your basic skills
in contemporary jewelry-making.
Technique will be applied toward
inventing the new as well as recreating
the old. A discussion of materials and
projects will take place at the first class
meeting. Students will be responsible
for purchasing materials for personal
projects (which can be costly). New
students will complete a flat project
(pendant, broach, earrings) to learn
the basics. Continuing and advanced
students may move on to 3-D items
such as rings and cuffs.
NOTE Youth 15-17 may enroll with
permission of instructor. Students new
to the craft or studio must attend
1st class; speak to instructor before
registering if necessary.

ADULT CASTING, JEWELRY & METAL ARTS
Foundation Engraving
Gordon Yee
40891 Sun 8/2-8/23, 1-5pm
Learn the elementary skills and
knowledge of Hand Engraving and
be able to cut designs into metal with
simple tools.
A $50 material fee is to be paid to
the instructor.
No class 8/16
Casting
Erik James
40844 Tue 8/11-9/8, 6:30-9:30pm
40848 Sat 8/15-9/12, 1-4pm
Learn the organic metal art of lost
wax casting. This course will cover
wax to cast, allowing you to see the
limitless forms that metal can take.
The class starts by showing you how
to work with wax (hot and cold) to
create pieces of jewelry that will be
cast. You will enjoy mixing your own
investment and working with instructor
to pour your metal into your mold. Try
a different way to get your pieces
made! The class fee covers the cost of
most materials.
A materials list will also be given on the
first day of class for additional work.
Jewelry Open Studio
Olivia Competente
40846 Sat 7/11-8/8, 1:30-4:30pm
This open studio provides free time and space for enrolled Jewelry students
to work independently to complete projects. No instruction is provided.
Experience with studio equipment is necessary. All Open Studio registrants
must currently be a registered Jewelry student at Sharon Art Studio.

INSTRUCTOR INSPIRATION
Do you consider yourself an artist? What about your family or friends, are
they artists? What makes someone an artist?
I have been teaching art for the past decade, and one of the things I
have come to realize is that everyone is an artist! The difference between
someone who identifies as an artist and one who doesn’t is interest and
repetition. The distinguished artist was interested enough to repeat certain
exercises which allowed he or she to graduate in skill level.
When we were young we all wanted to learn to write. It was only through
learning the basic strokes and repetition that we got better and eventu-
ally developed our own style. Guess what? It’s the same with drawing. In
fact, you’ve been drawing all of your life! You probably drew something
already today, and will draw more before going to bed tonight. The same
straight and curved lines, circles, squares and triangles of the alphabet
and number system are what everyone has been drawing. Every letter you
write is a drawing. The alphabet is merely a collection of shape combina-
tions that we understand as letters. Your ability to learn to write your ABC’s
is no different from learning to draw a fruit, a plant or even the human
form.
Remember, like the title of the article says: everyone is an artist. Practice,
repeat, and make art!
Here’s a challenge: The next time you make a note to yourself, or when you
are on the phone and there is a paper and pen nearby, doodle! Draw lines,
shapes, letters, spirals, anything that comes to mind. If you like your doodle,
grab another piece of paper and redraw it, or just keep adding to the
original. Let loose! Elaborate on the lines! Keep going, and be inspired!

ADULT GLASS
Adult Glass - Advanced
Olivia Competente
15Y & up
10 wks in the Glass Studio
40691 Thu 7/09-9/10, 3-6pm
To qualify as advanced student you
must have six or more months of glass
experience at Sharon Art Studio
and have completed a stained glass
project 15” x18” or larger. Advanced
students may work on more sophis-
ticated projects, possibly including
Tiffany lamp shades!
A $30 materials fee is included in the
couse fee.
Fused Glass Jewelry: Fun &
Sparkle
Olivia Competente
40851 Sun 6/28-8/9,11am-3pm
Prerequisite: Students must have basic
glass cutting skills.
Love pretty shiny jewelry? Learn the
fun of fusing glass to make your own
one of a kind jewelry. Class will cover
fusing irid glass, dichroic glass, silver
foil, glass etching and much more.
A $40 materials fee will be collected
by the instructor.
No class 7/5 & 7/19
“Olivia is excellent at
explaining all the processes,
solving problems, encouraging,
and nurturing our endeavors!
I love every single one of her
classes!”

ADULT LEADED GLASS
Instructors:VirginiaBanta,Dolores R.Gray,ElizabethLiu, JeffSutton
Instruction of beginner and intermediate leaded glass
techniques. Advanced students work on more sophisticated
projects including Tiffany lamp shades. Class fee includes
introductory glass project, use of tools and some materials.
Students will be responsible for purchasing materials
for personal projects (which can be costly). Materials list
provided at first class.
NOTE: STUDENTS MAY ENROLL IN ONLY ONE GLASS CLASS PER
SESSION.
New students (new to glass or the studio) must attend the first class
to receive instruction that will not be repeated.
Advanced Students: No grinding the first 2 hours of the first class.
10 weeks in the Glass Studio, $161 member/$171 non-member
40687 Dolores R. Gray Tue 7/07-9/08 , 7-10pm, 18Y & up
40688 Jeff Sutton Wed 7/08-9/09, 7-10pm, 18Y & up
40689 Dolores R. Gray Thu 7/09-9/10, 7-10pm, 18Y & up
40685 Virginia Banta Fri 7/10-9/11, 10am-1pm, 15Y & up
40686 Virginia Banta Fri 7/10-9/11, 1:30-4:30pm, 15Y & up
40690 Elizabeth Liu Sat 7/11-9/12, 10am-1pm, 18Y & up
A $30 materials fee is included in the cost of the class.
LEADED GLASS

GLASS OPEN STUDIO
10 weeks in the Glass Studio, $75
Ages 18Y & up
TBD
40692 Fri 7/10-9/11, 6:30-9:30pm
Elizabeth Liu
40693 Sat 7/11-9/12, 1:30-4:30pm
GLASS OPEN STUDIO
For the enrolled Glass or Mosaics student who wants more, we offer an
‘Open Studio.’ There is no instruction given during open studio.
*Open studio is for intermediate and advanced students only who are
enrolled in a glass or mosaics class.

ADULT CERAMICS
CERAMICS
Susan Gold, Karen Koltonow, Elizabeth Liu, Dottie Low, Katina Price,
Len Price
9 or 10 weeks in the Ceramics Studio
These courses offer the student at any level an opportunity
to learn and explore a variety of ceramic techniques
including handbuilding and throwing on the potter’s
wheel. Students can work with and explore different clays,
including stoneware and porcelain. Our selection of glazes
is unsurpassed. We fire cone 10 reduction and raku. Clay
and tools are available for purchase at the studio.
No clay from outside is allowed.
Students may enroll in only one ceramics class per session.
NEW STUDENTS:
Students new to ceramics or the Sharon Art Studio must
attend the first three classes. Contact the Studio
before registering if this is a problem.
*$30 materials fee included in cost of classes
9 weeks, $182 member/ $192 non-member
40640 Elizabeth Liu Mon, 7/06-8/31, 10am-1pm
40641 Karen Koltonow Mon, 7/06-8/31, 7-10pm
10 weeks, $200 member/$210 non-member
40643 Katina Price Tue, 7/07-9/08, 7-10pm
40649 Dottie Low Wed, 7/08-9/09, 2-5pm
40644 Susan Gold Wed, 7/08-9/09, 7-10pm
40645 Karen Koltonow Thu, 7/09-9/10, 2-5pm
40647 Elizabeth Liu Fri, 7/10-9/11, 10am-1pm
40648 Katina Price Fri, 7/10-9/11, 7-10pm
For currently enrolled Sharon Art Studio ceramic students who want
more, we offer Ceramics Open Studio! There is no instruction given
during Open Studio. Students can practice wheel throwing, hand-
building, and glaze or trim their pieces.
All firing is done by instructors without a separate fee. See page 27.

CERAMICS OPEN STUDIO
CERAMICS OPEN STUDIO
Karen Koltonow, Elizabeth Liu, Dottie Low, Katina Price, Len Price
Ceramics Open Studio is only available to Sharon Art Studio students concurrently
enrolled in a ceramics class.
Options for Open Studio usage: 1) Register online for 1-hour or
2-hour slots 2) Purchase drop-in tickets 3) Purchase unlimited
tickets**
*Drop-in tickets for Open Studio are for sale through Sharon Art Studio
ceramics instructors. Tickets are sold in 12 ticket booklets for $48. Each ticket
is worth one hour of studio time. Tickets are non-refundable and valid for one
year for registered students.
**Unlimited Open Studio is $150 for students to attend any Open Studio
hours available. Students must be currently registered a Sharon Art Studio
ceramics class to attend. If not currently registered, you will be automatically
dropped from Open Studio registration, and a $10 processing fee will be
applied to your SFRPD account.
7 weeks, 2 hours, $35
40668 Dottie Low Wed, 7/15-9/09, 10am-12pm, No class 7/22 & 8/5
40669 Dottie Low Wed, 7/15-9/09, 12-2pm, No class 7/22 & 8/5
40651 Dottie Low Thu, 7/16-9/10, 12-2pm, No class 7/23 & 8/6
40666 Dottie Low Thu, 7/16-9/10, 10am-12pm, No class 7/23 & 8/6
40664 Elizabeth Liu Sun, 7/12-9/6, 12:30-2:30, No class 7/19
40662 Elizabeth Liu Sun, 7/12-9/6, 2:30-4:30, No class 7/19
40655 Elizabeth Liu Mon, 7/06-8/31, 3-5pm
40667 Karen Koltonow Mon, 7/06-8/31, 5-7pm
40656 Dottie Low Tue, 7/07-9/08, 1-3pm
40657 Dottie Low Tue, 7/07-9/08, 3-5pm
40661 Elizabeth Liu Fri, 7/10-9/11, 1-3pm
40660 Elizabeth Liu Fri, 7/10-9/11, 3-5pm
40658 Katina Price Fri, 7/10-9/11, 5-7pm
40663 Elizabeth Liu Sat, 7/11-9/12, 12:30-2:30pm
40665 Elizabeth Liu Sat, 7/11-9/12, 2:30-4:30pm
10 weeks, 1 hour, $25
40652 Dottie Low Wed, 7/08-9/09, 5-6pm
40653 Susan Gold Wed, 7/08-9/09, 6-7pm

The Friends of Sharon Art Studio have been busy bees this spring, exploring new
ways to make the program blossom, by forming new community partnerships, and
planning exciting fundraisers and socials! If you missed the Habitats event at the
Academy of Sciences or the Pre-Patty Meld Fundraiser that were held in March, don’t
worry, more special events are in the works!
StayupdatedviasocialmediaortheSharonArtStudiowebsitefornewsonupcoming
events. If you aren’t yet on the Sharon Art Studio e-news mailing list, and would like
to receive registration reminders, event invites, and special updates, make sure to
subscribe @sharonartstudio.org!
STUDIO HAPPENINGS

The Friends of Sharon Art Studio (FOSAS) is dedicated to sustaining
and enhancing the Sharon Art Studio’s goal to promote artistic
development. One of the ways we can achieve this is through
FOSAS scholarships.Scholarships are granted on a first come first
serve basis based upon eligibility and demonstration of need
through a 50% reimbursement process.
See details & download the application @sharonartstudio.org or stop by the Studio to
pick up an application. Call the FOSAS office with any questions at 415 753-7005.
See page 33 for more information on scholarships.
SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION

a special thanks
Thank You!
A big THANK YOU to all of Sharon Art Studio’s wonderful members, donors, volunteers,
sponsors, partners, staff, and students for supporting our efforts in providing affordable
and high quality programming to the community! We are prod to call you familyhere
at the Sharon Art Studio!
The Friends of Sharon Art Studio (FOSAS) works in cooperation with the San Francisco Recreation
and Parks Department (SFRPD) to expand and add breadth to the Studio’s programs. FOSAS
augments Studio programs by offering independently funded and staffed classes and
workshops, as well as providing scholarships for low-income youth and adults, and managing
public and community outreach.
All expeditures beyond SFRPD’s Studio budget are made possible with the generous support of
the studio’s Friends. Contributions made to FOSAS go towards employing administrative staff;
purchasing equipment and supplies for all classes; community outreach and free programs for
youth; printing and mailing quarterly class catalog; volunteer appreciation; and expanding
accessibility of the arts to the general public. Donations to FOSAS subsidize our program costs
so that Sharon Art Studio classes remain one of the most affordable arts and craft classes in the
Bay Area. Scholarships are available for all of our classes, and it’s very easy to apply!
If you would like to make a donation for the studio’s future equipment needs, or to help us fulfill
our mission to expand accessibility of the arts through affordable classes, please become a
FOSAS member, or contact the FOSAS office at 415 753-7005.
The Friends of Sharon Art Studio is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, and your donations are
fully deductible to the extent of the law.

Virginia Banta Drawing & Glass
Karen Bash Drawing & Painting
William Cloughley Mixed Media
Dina Competente China Painting
Olivia Competente Jewelry & Glass
Chelsea Doherty Mixed Media
Madeleine Fu Chinese Brush Painting
Susan Gold Ceramics & Drawing
Cara Goldstein Youth Drawing
Dolores R Gray Glass, Mixed Media
Carlo Grunfeld Drawing & Painting
Rebecca Jackson Youth Mixed Media
Erik James Ceramics & Jewelry
Vesta Kirby Pastels & Watercolor
Karen Koltonow Ceramics
Joy Lily Fiber Arts & Mixed Media
Elizabeth Liu Ceramics & Glass
Dottie Low Ceramics
Tatiana Mak Youth Mixed Media
Dawood Marion Drawing
Delia Munoz Beading & Jewelry
Katina Price Ceramics
Len Price Ceramics
Jacqueline Ruben Drawing
Jeff Sutton Jewelry & Glass
Alan Tarbell Painting
Andrea Taylor Mixed Media
Michael Wong Painting
Deborah Wu Mixed Media
Gordon Yee Mixed Media
Alex Yoshikawa Glass
The Sharon Art Studio annually serves over 4000 students with over 100 classes and
workshops each session for both youth & adults, and for skill levels beginning through
advanced.
You can explore ceramics, glass, drawing & painting, mixed-media & fiber arts, and
jewelry & metal arts in a one-day workshop or spread out over a 4-10 week class.
Our dedicated instructors are all working artists and art educators, that engage students
with their passion for their craft, and inspire excellence through their encouragement.
Sharon Art Studio Instructors
Instructors

REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Location/Dates: Register for classes online at: www.sfreconline.org, in per-
son at the McLaren Lodge Annex, located off the Fell Street entrance near
Stanyan Street in Golden Gate Park (physical address: 501 Stanyan St.), or
by calling the registration desk at: 415 831-6800, Mon-Fri, 9am to 5pm. For
registration dates and times refer to our website at sharonartstudio.org or the
front side of this brochure. Registration is ongoing after the opening dates.
NOTE: Assistance is not available at McLaren Lodge on priority registration
days. There is no mail-in registration.
Family Account: To register you must first create a Family Account through
SFRPD (the term “Family Account” applies whether you are registering a family
or only one individual). You must include your email address for access to online
registration, class confirmation, schedule changes, and updates. If you misplace
your login ID and PIN, you can request it online at www.sfreconline.org. Please
call 415-831-6800 during business hours for further assistance.
Enrolling in Programs: Use the course numbers listed (ex. 37699) in this catalog
to identify a particular course, or view all available courses online at www.
sfreconline.org.
Paying for Programs: To pay for courses online students must use a Mastercard
or Visa. To pay by cash or check register in person at the McLaren Lodge Annex.
FOSAS Membership: FOSAS membership is not required to take classes.
Membership benefits include access to priority registration (see below), and
a $10 fee reduction on all adult courses. Membership benefits are applied
only to courses offered at the Sharon Art Studio and cannot be used at other
SFRPD sites. Memberships are available only at the Sharon Art Studio or by
mailing a membership form to: FOSAS Memberships, 1032 Irving St. #520,
San Francisco, CA 94122. FOSAS memberships must be renewed annually and
are non-refundable.
Membership applications are available at sharonartstudio.org, the Friends of
Sharon Art Studio office, and on the last page of this brochure. For FOSAS
membership questions call 415-753-7005 or email info@sharonartstudio.org.
Priority Registration: FOSAS members are given access to early registration
for all Sharon Art Studio courses. All courses are filled on a first-come-first-
served basis, and priority registration does not guarantee placement. To ensure
access to online priority registration students must submit a FOSAS membership
form and fee no later than five days before the first day of priority registration.
Wait List: If you are on the waitlist for a class, you will be notified when a spot
in the class opens. All waitlist management is handled through the registration
desk.
Registration Procedure

REFUND POLICY
Withdrawal & Transfer policy:
K All class fees are refundable only if a request is received up to one week (five
business days) prior to the first class meeting.
K A processing fee of $10 or 20% of the course fee (whichever is greater) is withheld
from all class fee refunds.
K All withdrawal requests must be made through the McLaren Lodge Annex office,
501 Stanyan St. in Golden Gate Park, 415-831-6800.
K Withdrawal requests received less than one week prior to the beginning of the
course will result in forfeit of the entire course fee. (NO EXCEPTIONS)
CANCELLATIONS
Classes and workshops cancelled for any reason by the Studio are fully refundable.
We will notify students of any class cancellations. If a class is cancelled the class
fee will be credited to the student’s SFRPD Family Account. For refunds contact the
registration desk at 415-831-6800 M-F, 9am-5pm.
STUDIO POLICIES
KK The Sharon Art Studio (SAS) is an art recreation facility. Studio space is not provided
for commercial purposes. Student work is permitted to be sold ONLY
through Sharon Art Studio sponsored events on or off site. Work may be shown
professionally off site with prior approval by studio staff, provided that the SAS
program is also credited.
KK Students pay for all lessons, regardless of attendance.
KK Make-ups are not provided to compensate for legal holidays.
KK New students must attend the first class of the session. Failure to attend the first
class without prior permission results in forfeiture of class space and fees.
KK Class fees cannot be transferred to another session unless a class is cancelled.
KK Adult classes are for adults 18 and older unless otherwise noted.
KK Dogs are not allowed in the studio. Service/Assistance dogs are exceptions.
PHOTO POLICIES
SCHOLARSHIPS
Partial and full scholarships are available for all classes, through SFRPD & FOSAS.
K For information on eligibility for a fee-reduction scholarship from SFRPD given at
the time of online registration call 415-831-2717 or go to the McLaren Lodge
Annex, 501 Stanyan St. in Golden Gate Park.
K As a supplement to SFRPD scholarships, the Friends of Sharon Art Studio also offers
scholarships on a reimbursement basis. Call (415) 753-7005 for more
information or visit sharonartstudio.org to download an application. Please allow
four weeks for processing.
Occasionally photos may be taken of participants at the Studio during classes
or events. These photos may be used in future program guides, brochures, on our
website, or advertisements.
Policies

SAN FRANCISCO RECREATION AND PARK DEPARTMENT’S
SHARON ART STUDIO MISSION STATEMENT
The arts celebrate our differences, yet offer people of all ages and backgrounds a way
to share experiences and insights. Through the arts we explore the meaning of our lives as
individuals and as members of our communities. By offering everyone access to art education
and appreciation, we build our sense of community.
FRIENDS OF SHARON ART STUDIO MISSION STATEMENT
The Friends of Sharon Art Studio is devoted to sustaining and enhancing the Sharon Art
Studio’s goal to promote artistic development, craftsmanship, and creative expression.
The Friends work in cooperation with the San Francisco Recreation and Park Department
to augment and add breadth to the Studio’s art programs. The Friends believe that art
education is an essential component to a healthy community and strives to ensure that quality,
noncompetitive art programs are affordable and accessible to all.
FRIENDS OF SHARON ART STUDIO BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Daniel O. Michael President
Constance Flannery Vice-President
Mei Lie Wong Treasurer
Claire Gallagher Secretary
Karen Bash, Vesta Kirby, Judy Piccini, Dottie Wall, Lynn Wood
FRIENDS OF SHARON ART STUDIO STAFF
Matthew Burns Director
Olivia Competente Instructor Coordinator & Jewelry Dept. Mgr.
Cassandra Sechler Administrative Assistant & Graphic Designer
Richard Lane Bookkeeper
SAN FRANCISCO RECREATION & PARKS DEPARTMENT
The Sharon Art Studio operates under the auspices of the San Francisco Recreation & Park
Department and in collaboration with the Friends of Sharon Art Studio (FOSAS). Over forty
years ago, the Department established the program to serve as a community center for the
arts. The Department employs staff instructors, pays for utilities, maintains the facility, and
ensures the program best serves the needs of the public. The Department has a city-wide
scholarship program. For information about San Francisco Recreation and Park Department,
call (415) 831-2700 or visit www.sfrecpark.org.
Phil Ginsburg General Manager
Bob Palacio Superintendent of Recreation
Chris Boettcher Cultural Arts Manager
Claudia Reinhart Cultural Arts Supervisor
Donna DeTurris Sharon Art Studio Coordinator
Recreation & Park Commission
Mark Buell President
Allan Low Vice President
Gloria Bonilla, Tom Harrison, Meagan Levitan, Eric McDonnell
The SFRPD prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin religion, age,
sex, sexual orientation or disability in its programs and activities. If persons feel they have
been discriminated against any department activity, program or facility, they may file a
complaint with this department at McLaren Lodge, 501 Stanyan Street, Golden Gate Park, SF,
CA 94117 or with the office of Equal Opportunity, US Department of the Interior, Washington,
DC 20240. For more information on program accessibility for persons with disabilities, write to
the department or call (415) 831-2701.
General Information

FOSAS Membership Form
Senior and Good Friend levels are individual memberships. Family levels and above can apply to one or more individuals
in the same household. Mail membership payments to: FOSAS Membership, 1032 Irving St #520, San Francisco, CA 94122
or drop off at our office inside the Sharon Art Studio - upstairs the last door on the left. For Student Memberships, a
copy of your student ID and current class schedule must be provided with your membership application.

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endofKennedyDr.isclosedtocarseverySunday.MUNI#6,
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andstopwithinwalkingdistanceoftheSharonBuilding.MUNI
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