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The Art Students League is happy to announce new offerings for fall! See below for just a few of our upcoming workshops. See our website to use our Search for Classes tool to find offerings that match your availability and interests! |
Book Making for Artists with Gail Watson
Discover how the contents of your portfolios and sketchbooks gain power and presence when bound together in a book. This class will focus on utilizing your existing artwork as we incorporate prints, drawings, photos or collages into an artist's book-a work of art realized in the form of a one-of-a-kind book. Explore a variety of binding options, and learn to create three structures: concertina, Japanese stab binding, and drum binding.
Thursdays, 6:30-9 pm | Sept 13-Oct 4, 2012
$126 for 4 weeks, $146 for non-members | Register by 9/7
Non-members, please call 303-778-6990 to register.
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Art, Physics and Fields
Part 1: Special Theory of Relativity with Clare Puskarczyk Leonard Shlain, author of the book Art & Physics, writes, "Integrating art and physics will kindle a more synthesized awareness which begins in wonder and ends with wisdom." Discover how the Impressionists and other early Modern artists intuited and demonstrated scientific concepts in their paintings decades before Einstein's theories described them. After viewing presentations of historical art and scientific information, students will quickly express their spontaneous responses-through drawing, painting, or collage-twice during each class session. The creation of a classroom resonant field will be explored, expressed primarily through our intuitive and spontaneous artwork. Fridays, 1-4 pm | Sept 7-28, 2012 $126 for 4 weeks, $146 for non-members | Register by 9/1
Non-members, please call 303-778-6990 to register.
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 Join us and express your hidden creativity at CREATIVITY UNCORKED
Enjoy a social and stress-free creative environment in our historic studios with professional artists.
No experience required. No expectations.
End the perfect evening by taking home
your own original work of art. Wine, light appetizers, art supplies and
art instruction are included.
$50 per person.
Call 303-778-6990 x100 to reserve your spot today!
Private parties are also available! Contact Linda at l.bukszar@asld.org
for details or to schedule your Creativity Uncorked event today.
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Typography and Letterpress Printing at MATTER with Rick Griffith Explore the art and craft of letterpress in the printshop at MATTER Graphic Design Studio. After an introduction to letterpress history and techniques, learn the array of artistic possibilities in letterpress printing and spend two days exploring as we conceptualize and print using the studio's assortment of moveable type and printing blocks. Bring the design process to life on MATTER's various early 20th century printing presses. Special note: Workshop meets at MATTER, 2134 Market Street, Denver. Friday, 6-8 pm (lecture & demo), Saturday-Sunday, 9 am-4 pm Oct 5-7, 2012 | $160 for weekend session for members and non-members $60 materials fee payable to instructor | Register by 9/30
Non-members, please call 303-778-6990 to register.
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Mixed Media Monoprint with Jennifer Ghormley
In this energetic and spontaneous workshop, students will combine various stencil techniques using shaped pieces of mylar as plates. Through the use of precise registration techniques, control of printmaking ink, selective plate wiping, and brayers, students will create full-color prints. We will focus on building layers in prints by using multiple plates, transparency, color and composition to develop images with a personal creative style. Instruction will focus on technique, experimentation and developing unique imagery through the printing process.
Fridays, 1-4 pm | Oct 5-26, 2012
$126 for 4 weeks, $146 for non-members, $15 materials fee
Register by 9/30
 Non-members, please call 303-778-6990 to register.
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