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Continuing Education
111 Franklin Street
New York, NY 10013
212.966.0300 x968
johnc@nyaa.edu
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Continuing Education - Summer 2009 - Classes Begin May 30,
2009
If you
would like to see currently running courses for the Spring, 2009 semester,
click here.
Otherwise scroll down to see our tentative Summer, 2009 schedule.
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 W001 - Sculpture
Marathon (Rm 301)
(introductory -
advanced) - Cynthia Eardley & Harvey Citron
Monday - Friday: 10am - 5pm
(Lunch 1pm - 2pm)
July 13 - 17
$530 = $400 (Tuition) + $50 (Model
Fee) + $80 (Materials Fee)
Thirty hours of instruction and model time. Two instructors
from the graduate program will co-teach this week-long workshop.
This
workshop offers instruction to students modeling the human form. Working from
the model, students will sculpt a 24" figure or portrait (please indicate which
you would prefer during registration). With the help of demonstrations by the
instructors, illustrations from classic texts and frequent reference to casts
concerning the underlying bone and musculature, students will learn about
anatomy, proportions, planar relatioinships and the flow of volume in three
dimensions. A variety of modeling tools and brushes will be described, as well
as the uses of water-based clays and methods for achieving desired surface
textures. Visual references to the work of past and contemporary figurative
sculptors will be provided and interpreted by the instructors.
Space is
very limited, please register early.
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W002 - Between the Lines – Figure
Drawing Workshop (Room 201)
(introductory - advanced) - Stephen Gaffney
Monday -
Friday: 10am - 5pm (Lunch 1pm - 2pm)
August 10 - 14
$450 = $400
(Tuition) + $50 (Model Fee)
This workshop presents various methods of depicting the
human form. Through analysis of historical and contemporary figuration, focus
will be on creating provocative, quick drawings by relying on direct
observational drawing and conceptualization. Through a series of exercises and
optional homework assignments students will isolate the key structures of the
body and create convincing rapid studies. By relying on intuition and
overcoming “figure drawing anxiety,” students will learn to change
the way they approach drawing from the model.
For the first session,
please bring photocopies or books with examples of figure drawings that you
admire
Space is very limited, please register early.
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W003 - Color Theory – Developing
Color in Paint (Room 202)
(introductory
- advanced) - Claire McConaughy
Monday - Friday: 10am - 5pm (Lunch 1pm -
2pm)
August 10 - 14
$400 = $400 (Tuition)
Color can be one of an
artist’s most powerful tools and used to convey meaning and heighten
expression. By addressing color theory, the properties of color and color
mixing, among other topics, this control will teach students how to use color
effectively.
In this 5 day intensive course, students will begin by
painting still lifes with basic color schemes from observation. After
practicing mixing and becoming sensitive to the subtleties of color, students
will develop their paintings into finished artworks.
Space is very
limited, please register early.
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W004 - Still Life Workshop - (Room
504)
(introductory - advanced) - Leah
Lopez
Monday - Friday: 10am - 5pm (Lunch 1pm - 2pm)
August 10 -
14
$420 =
400 (tuition) + $20 (materials fee) (3 CEUs - Ten 3-hour
Sessions)
Inspired by the still life painting of the masters, this
course will cover the essential skills needed to achieve luminosity and depth
with paint. Students will find their advances made in this course will not only
produce beautiful still-lives but will carry over to their other paintings of
portraits and figurative work as well. The class consists of lectures,
demonstrations and one-on-one instruction, starting with the conceptual design
of the painting to observing and translating the beauty of objects into
lustrous paint. Understanding the structure of a painting and manipulating
paint, brilliant light, supple color and purposeful edge variations an artist
can tell a beautiful story and create a distinguished piece of art.
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here for materials list]
[click here for artist's website]
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W005 - MASTER CLASS – Art of
Drawing the Head (Room 502)
(introductory - advanced) - Edward Schmidt
Saturday &
Sunday: 10am - 5pm (Lunch 1pm - 2pm)
August 15 - 16
$400 = $350
(Tuition) + $50 (Model Fee)
This Master Class Drawing Workshop will concentrate on the
anatomical, structural and surface forms of the head and features. The head is
first considered as a universal paradigm - its forms and proportions basically
applicable to all human types and genders.
Lectures illustrated with
drawings and diagrams will focus in particular on the eyes, nose, ears, mouth
and the larger structural forms of the forehead, jaw and cheek bones.
Expression and emotion will be first considered as the articulation of the
volumes of the head, neck and upper torso, and secondly as the play of the
facial muscles. Male and female models take extended poses for light and shade
development.
Space is very limited, please register early.
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| Summer 2009 - Week At A Glance |
Sunday
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| Monday |
030
Figure
Drawing:
Long Pose
Mara Kuijl
(afternoon) |
028a
Absolute
Beginners
Drawing and Painting
Sandra Stanton
(afternoon) |
004
Landscapes
and
Seascapes
Sandra
Stanton
(evening) |
005
Academic
Figure and
Portrait Painting
Michael Smith
(evening) |
| Tuesday |
007
Intermediate Drawing
and Painting
Dennis Cheaney
(afternoon & evening) |
006
Figure
Drawing 101
Hal
Brooks
(evening) |
008
Still Life
Painting
Leah Lopez
(evening) |
029
Human Anatomy / Ecorche
of the Body
David Klass
(evening)
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| Wednesday |
034
Absolute
Beginners
Drawing and Painting
Matt
Miller & Mark Opirhory
(morning) |
032
Principles of
Light and Shade
Brent Scowden
(afternoon) |
010
Advanced
&
Intemediate Painting
John
Wellington
(evening) |
011
Sculpting the
Figure
Cynthia Eardley
(evening) |
| Thursday |
013
Beginning
Watercolors
Michiyo Fukushima
(evening)
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014
The Bargue
Method
Ard
Berge
(evening) |
012
Absolute Beginners
Drawing and Painting
John Cichowski
(evening)
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029
Human Anatomy / Ecorche
of the Body
David Klass
(evening)
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| Friday |
003
Friday
Atelier
Painting & Drawing
Christopher Pugliese
(morning & afternoon) |
015
Painting the
Flesh
Alyssa Monks
(evening) |
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| Saturday |
028b
Landscapes and
Seascapes
Sandra Stanton
(morning)
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018
Figure Drawing
and Painting
Chris Pugliese
(morning
& afternoon) |
023
Forensic
Sculpture
Larry Neil Mullins
(morning
& afternoon) |
029 - NEW CLASS
Portfolio
Preparation
James Hoston
(afternoon) |
019
Absolute Beginners
Drawing and Painting
Sandra Stanton
(afternoon) |
022 - NEW CLASS
Painting
& Drawing:
Theory and Practice
Maggie Rose
(afternoon) |
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Weekday - Morning and Afternoon Classes
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 030 - Figure Drawing: Long Pose (Room
202)
(introductory - advanced) - Mara
Kuijl
Mondays: 2:00pm to 5:00pm
June 1 - August 3 (10
Classes)
$450 = $400 Tuition + $50 Model Fee (3 CEUs - Ten 3-hour
Sessions)
Click Here for
Course Description
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007 - Intermediate Drawing and Painting
- Your Next Art Class (Room 501)
(introductory - advanced) - Dennis Cheaney
Tuesdays: 2:00pm
to 5:00pm
June 2 - August 4 (10 Classes)
$400 = $400 Tuition (3 CEUs
- Ten 3-hour Sessions)
Click Here for
Course Description
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034 - Absolute Beginners Drawing &
Painting (Room 502)
(introductory -
advanced) - Matt Miller & Mark Opirhory
Wednesday: 10:00am to
1:00pm
June 3 - August 5 (10 Classes)
$480 = $400 Tuition + $80
Material Fee (3 CEUs - Ten 3-hour Sessions)
Click Here for
Course Description
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032 - Principles of Light & Shade
(Room 503)
(introductory - advanced) -
Brent Scowden
Wednesday: 2:00pm to 5:00pm
June 5 - August 7 (10
Classes)
$430 = $400 Tuition + $30 Model Fee (3 CEUs - Ten 3-hour
Sessions)
Click Here for
Course Description
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003 - Friday Atelier (Room
202)
(introductory - advanced) -
Christopher Pugliese
Fridays: 10:00am - 1:00pm and/or 2:00pm to
5:00pm
June 5 - August 7 (10 Classes)
$450 (Half-day) = $400 Tuition
+ $50 Model Fee (3 CEUs - Ten 3-hour Sessions)
$900 (Full-day) = $800
Tuition + $100 Model Fee (6 CEUs - Ten 6-hour Sessions)
NOTE: You may sign up for both this class and the
Saturday class. Both classes will utilize the same model in the same pose. You
will receive a discount for taking both classes. Please call for details. 212
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Course Description
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Evening Classes
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 001 - Private Instruction - Drawing,
Painting and/or Sculpture
(introductory
- advanced) - Faculty to Be Determined
Time and Dates to be
Determined
$5,000 = Ten Private Sessions with One-on-One Instruction and
Demonstrations
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Course Description
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 004 - Landscapes & Seascapes -
Painting on the Hudson River
(introductory) - Sandra Stanton
Mondays: 6:30 -
9:30pm
June 1 - August 3
$400 = $400 (tuition) (3 CEUs - Ten 3-hour
Sessions)
Click Here for
Course Description
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005 - Academic Figure and Portrait
Painting (Room 202)
(introductory -
advanced) - Michael Smith
Mondays: 6:30 - 9:30pm
June 1 - August
3
$450 = $400 (tuition) + $50 (model fee) (3 CEUs - Ten 3-hour
Sessions)
Click Here for
Course Description
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006 - Figure Drawing 101 (Room 502)
(introductory) - Hal Brooks
Tuesdays: 6:30 - 9:30pm
June 2 - August 4
$450 = $400 (tuition) +
$50 (model fee) (3 CEUs - Ten 3-hour Sessions)
Click Here for
Course Description
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007 - Intermediate Drawing and Painting
- Your Next Art Class (Room 501)
(intermediate) - Dennis Cheaney
Tuesdays: 6:30 -
9:30pm
June 2 - August 4
$400 = $400 (tuition) (3 CEUs - Ten 3-hour
Sessions)
Click
Here for Course Description
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008 - Still Life Painting (Rm
504)
(introductory - advanced) - Leah
Lopez
Tuesdays: 6:30 - 9:30pm
June 2 - August 4
$420 = 400
(tuition) + $20 (materials fee) (3 CEUs - Ten 3-hour Sessions)
Click Here for
Course Description
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009 - Human Anatomy / Ecorche of the
Body - Full Figure (Garden Level)
(all
levels welcome) - David Klass
Tuesdays and Thursdays: 6:30
-9:30
June 9 - July 28 (15 Sessions)
$625 = $560 (tuition) +
$65 (materials fee) (4 CEUs - Fifteen 3-hour Sessions)
Click Here for
Course Description
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010 - Intermediate and Advanced Painting
the Figure (Rm 202)
(intermediate -
advanced) - John Wellington
SPECIAL FIVE WEEK
COURSE
Wednesdays: 6:30 - 9:30pm
July 8 - August 10
$225 =
$200 (tuition) + $25 (model fee) (1.5 CEUs - Five 3-hour
Sessions)
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Course Description
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011 - Sculpting the Figure (Room 301)
(introductory - advanced) - Cynthia
Eardley
Wednesdays: 6:30 - 930pm
June 3 - August 5
$530 =
$400 (tuition) + $50 (model fee) + $80 (materials fee) (3 CEUs - Ten 3-hour
Sessions)
Click Here for
Course Description
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012 - Absolute Beginners Drawing and
Painting (Room 502) - Your First Art Class
(introductory)
- John Cichowski
Thursdays: Time: 6:30pm - 9:30pm
June 4 - August
6
Please Note: There is a separate Saturday
section for this course.
$480 = $400 (tuition) + $80
(all materials provided) (3 CEUs - Ten 3-hour
Sessions)l
Click Here for
Course Description
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013 - Beginning Watercolors (Room 504)
(introductory) - Michiyo Fukushima
Thursdays: Time: 6:30pm - 9:30pm
June 4 - August 6
$400
(tuition) (3 CEUs - Ten 3-hour Sessions)
Class
Featured in American Artist - March 2009 Issue
Click Here for
Course Description
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014 - The Bargue Method (Room 202)
(introductory - intermediate) - Ard
Berge
Thursdays: Time: 6:30pm - 9:30pm
June 4 - August 6
$400
(tuition) (3 CEUs - Ten 3-hour Sessions)
Click Here for
Course Description
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015 - Painting the Flesh (Room 502)
(introductory - intermediate) - Alyssa
Monks
Friday: Time: 6:30pm - 9:30pm
June 5 - August 7
$450 =
$400 (tuition) + $50 (Model Fee) (3 CEUs - Ten 3-hour Sessions)
Click Here for
Course Description
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Saturday Classes
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023 - Forensic Sculpture (Room 504)
(introductory - advanced) - Larry Neil
Mullins
Saturday: 11:00am - 6:00pm
Saturday - May 30, June 6, 13, 20, 27
- 11am - 6pm
$900 (6 hrs per week) (3 CEUs)
$900 = $700(tuition) +
$200 (materials fee)
Click Here for
Course Description - Certificate of Completion will be Provided
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 029 - Portfolio
Preparation (Rm 501)
(introductory -
advanced) - James Hoston
Saturdays: 2pm - 5pm
Section A: May 30,
June 6, 13, 20, 27 (five Saturdays)
Section B: July 11, 18, 25, August 1, 8
(five Saturdays)
$230 = $200 (Tuition per Section) + $30 (Model
Fee)
or
$450 = $400 (Tuition for Both Sections) + $50 (Model
Fee)
Click
Here for Course Description
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022 - Painting & Drawing: Theory and
Practice (Room 301)
(introductory -
advanced) - Maggie Rose
Saturdays: 2pm - 5pm
May 30 - August 8 (No
Class July 4)
$400 (tuition) (3 CEUs - Ten 3-hour Sessions)
Click Here for
Course Description
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018 - Figure Drawing and Painting (Room
503)
(introductory - intermediate) -
Chris Pugliese
Saturday: 10am - 1pm and/or 2pm -5pm
May 30 - August 8
(No Class July 4)
$450 (Half-day) = $400 Tuition + $50 (Model Fee) (3
CEUs - Ten 3-hour Sessions)
$900 (Full-day) = $800 Tuition + $100 (Model
Fee) (6 CEUs - Ten 6-hour Sessions)
NOTE:
You may sign up for both this class and the Friday class. Both classes
will utilize the same model in the same pose. You will receive a discount for
taking both classes. Please call for details. 212 966 0300 x968
Click Here for
Course Description
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020 - Landscape and Seascape Painting -
Painting on the Hudson River
(introductory) - Sandra Stanton
Saturdays: 10am - 1pm
May 30 - August 8 (No Class July 4)
Please
Note: There is a separate Monday section for this
course.
$400 (tuition) (3 CEUs - Ten 3-hour
Sessions)
Click Here for
Course Description
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019 - Absolute Beginners Drawing and
Painting (Room 503) - Your First Art Class
(introductory)
- Sandra Stanton
Saturdays: 2pm - 5pm
May 30 - August 8 (No Class July
4)
Please Note: There is a separate Monday
& Thursday section for this course.
$480 = $400 (tuition)
+ $80 (all materials provided) (3 CEUs - Ten 3-hour
Sessions)
Click Here for
Course Description
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