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SPRING SUMMER 2008 WEEKLONG WORKSHOPS All the following offerings can be taken for
credit towards one of our
PROGRAMS
(Certificate or Diploma) If you are looking for a place to stay while taking a workshop please check out our Bed & Breakfast listings: ACCOMODATIONS AUGUST Painting: Expression in Colour (PNTG w230-SS08)NEW This intensive workshop combines hands-on studio
practice with lectures on the work of early modern colourists such as
Andre Derain, Henri Matisse, Sonia Delaunay, and Wassily Kandinsky. Studio
exercises include elements of technique and material issues, as well as
inspiration and source material. Class projects include developing intense
colour palettes from observed subjects and using colour to create rhythm
in composition. Historical background and biographies from the period help
create a sense of immediacy and connection beyond images seen in art
history texts and magazines. Oil and acrylic painters welcome.
Textile Collage II (MMED w212-SS08)NEW In Textile Collage II students work with the layering
techniques introduced in Textile Collage I, but use a more formal,
measured approach, using traditional tools and fabrics. Rather than the
introduction through experimentation followed in Textile Collage I ,
students come to this workshop with a loose design they would like to
realize. Students are introduced to the beautiful, traditional Japanese
tools and approach for wax resist. In addition, a new photo transfer
technique is taught to compliment the screen printing. Students are
supplied old Japanese jacquard silk to work on. The goal is to complete a
final piece by the end of the workshop.
Collage as Source (MMED w203-SS08) This workshop offers an in-depth exploration into all
the different ways that the collage process can act as a point of
departure for drawing, painting, sculpture and installation art. Students
experiment with using collages to work through formal and conceptual
ideas. By the end of the workshop, participants have a vast array of
collages that can be used as source material for further projects. Slide
presentations discussing the history of collage in 20th century art are
also included.
Painting: The Urban Landscape (PNTG w233-SS08)NEW Both an introduction to painting on location and an
exploration of working with the subject of place, this workshop combines
excursions to the downtown area with intensive studio work. Using
traditional and less-conventional methods to gather visual resources from
their field trips, students learn from a series of demonstrations and
slide lectures both technical and conceptual approaches to their subject.
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