Education

TeenStudio

TeenStudio is an art program giving voice and artistic instruction to serious young artists in high school who want a head start in their art education and careers. Learn from some of the region’s most noted artists and art educators who will guide you in the creation of your own art and the expression of your own visions. Experience how the art world works by learning from the pros. TeenStudio consists of an exciting series of workshops in which students will receive focused instruction and tips from various professional artists, while they explore a variety of art media and techniques. TeenStudio is funded by the Borgenicht Foundation.

 

 

 

 

Urban (Re)Volution with Michael Foley

In this workshop, artists will learn to use the tools and techniques of Urban/Street Art to expand their skills in an ever evolving world. Artists will learn new ways of creating their art and expanding their skill set by creating work with alternative tools such as paint pens, ink, paint, stencils and toothbrushes. Students will create and take home a 16x20 inch piece of art and are encouraged to bring their sketchbooks and dress in old clothing as things can get a little messy. All materials provided.

Class date: Saturday, January 14th
Time: 10:00 a.m. to 4:00
Fee: Free, pre-registration (required) now open

 

Monoprint with Nicola Franklin

This workshop will introduce you to free form printmaking with the emphasis on experimentation and creativity. Learn to create innovative and unique prints using drawing, painting, collage, relief and more. All materials provided.

Class date: Saturday, March 17th
Time: 10:00 a.m. to 4:00
Fee: Free, registration opens on January 15, 2012

 

 

Sculpture with Al Preciado

In the workshop, students will investigate Mixed Media Sculpture using the human form, animals, vessels, shelter and references to mythology to build and construct a free standing or pedestal based sculpture. Materials used will be oil-based clay, sticks, wire, foil, wood , wire and other mixed media materials and found objects. A short introduction will include discussion of contemporary sculpture artists and an overview of the whole project. Students will start with a series of maquettes (small study) and build a final larger piece based on subject matter and materials they want to utilize.

Class date: Saturday, May 19th
Time: 10:00 a.m. to 4:00
Fee: Free, registration opens on March 20, 2012

TeenStudio is funded by the Borgenicht Foundation.

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