2016 Summer Academy in Art
Learn studio art techniques, complete portfolio-ready art work, find personal artistic direction, and explore the thought process of creating art. The intensives consist of daily segments of discussion, studio time, and practical instruction––concluding with a small exhibition or screening of student work. Students will explore pencil, charcoal and acrylic; plaster, clay, and wood, while others learn the basics of lighting, sound, and camera equipment; perspective, darkroom process and editing software, among other tools for developing their art. Materials are included with registration.
Drawing & Painting
Use pencil, charcoal and acrylic to develop portfolio-ready art works while learning color theory, perspective, the mechanics of light and shadow and the method for critiques.
Drawing & Painting - Middle School
Use pencil, charcoal and acrylic to develop portfolio-ready art works while learning color theory, perspective, the mechanics of light and shadow and the method for critiques.
Digital Filmmaking
Develop a finished, portfolio-ready, film from storyboard to screen while learning to use lighting, sound and camera equipment as well as editing software.
Digital Photography
Explore digital photography as artistic practice, learning the importance of perspective and lighting and the effective use of editing software.
Digital Photography - Middle School
Explore digital photography as artistic practice, learning the importance of perspective and lighting and the effective use of editing software.
Darkroom Photography
Learn the artistic and technical practices of black and white photography using 35mm non-automatic cameras while working to understand exposure and lighting.
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