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Art History Series Thursdays 6:00pm- 8:00pm tuition: $160 per session Session One: Survey of Western Visual Arts 17th- 20th Centuries (April 18th - May 9th) Session Two: Western Visual Arts of the 17th century(May 23rd- June 13th) Join the T.W. Wood Gallery in this series exploring Western visual arts of the 17th - 20th centuries. Students will learn the principal periods of art and analyze significant works within their historical and cultural contexts. The first course is a survey of the 17th- 20th centuries, and the second course focuses on the 17th century. This class will be held in the T.W. Wood gallery. Instructor: Amber Wingerson is a professor of art history and a curator at Norwich University. She has worked in museums for over a decade researching and documenting artifacts of visual and decorative arts.
Drawing Series Wednesdays 6:00pm - 8:00pm tuition: $160 per session Drawing One: April 3rd - April 24th Drawing Two (open to all levels): May 15th - June 5th Join artist and educator Jeremy Vaughn in this drawing exploration designed for all skill levels. Beginners are welcome. You'll learn fundamental techniques for drawing objects and models from observation. Each class will include demonstrations. Through a series of interactive sessions, you'll explore various drawing exercises that encourage self-expression and experimentation. Drawing One is an introduction course. Drawing Two is open to both beginners and those who have completed Drawing One. This series is designed to help you develop your drawing skills, whether you're just starting out or looking to build on your existing knowledge. Instructor: Jeremy Vaughn is an artist, musician and educator living in central Vermont. He has been an educator for sixteen years and currently teaches art at Community College of Vermont and the Central Vermont Career Center
Printmaking Workshops tuition: $100 per workshop All levels welcome Plexiglass Dry Point: Saturday May 4th - 1:00pm - 5:30pm Learn the dry point engraving process and how to use Whalen Pro press. Each student will produce a small edition of proof prints. Monotype Workshop: Saturday July 13th - 1:00pm - 5:30pm Students will be introduced to manipulating ink on a Plexiglas plate to create a one-of-a-kind print. We will experiment with black and white and two-plate color prints. Each student will produce a small run of prints Greeting Card Workshop: Saturday November 9th - 1:00pm - 5:30pm Students will be led through the process of carving a small piece of unmounted linoleum as a relief print for holiday cards. Everyone will get to print at least 10 of their original images onto sized cardstock to fit a standard envelope. Instructor:Phillip Robertson is an interdisciplinary artist and educator. He teaches art history, drawing, painting, and printmaking at the Community College of Vermont and Vermont State University-Johnson Campus.