Art Studio for Teens – Fall 2017

Art Studio for Teens – Fall 2017

by | Feb 25, 2017 | Past Classes and Workshops

Art Studio for Teens – Fall 2017

Ages 12-14 • 8 weeks, dates TBA – Call us for more info.
4-5:30 pm
 Fee: $165M/$195NM

 A fun class to nuture a love of art, with an emphasis on building artistic skills. Projects may include still life, self-portraits, perspective and use various media including pencil (graphite and colored), charcoal, acrylic paint, and printmaking. Curriculum may vary based on students’ interests.

This course can help prep students for Art Acceleration (AP Art) in the Middle School (Criteria from Port Washington School District.) Instructor will guide and prepare students who will be submitting a portfolio to their school for the AP art program –  including four (4) pieces of art work, only one (1) of which may have been created in Weber (School) art classes. The criteria used for the portfolio evaluation is based on a rubric, which rates students’ work on the following:
1. observational skills
2. control of media
3. composition
4. creativity and imagination
In addition to the portfolio, instructor will prepare students for in an in-school qualifying art examination 

Instructor: Kristine Rivera

Advanced Art Studio For High School Students – TBA

Advanced Art Studio For High School Students – TBA

by | Aug 19, 2016 | Archive

Advanced Art Studio For High School Students
Grades 9 – 12

IMG_0533 8 weeks • Dates TBA • 6 – 8 pm
$200m/230nm

This course is designed to assist the advanced drawing/painting/2-D design student in their freshman through senior years. Instructor will mentor and critique pre-assigned school projects or assign projects. There will be open studio time for students to work with the aid of the instructor to learn or enhance a specific skill or technique.

Classes will cover usage of various mediums including color theory, composition and life drawing. Guest speakers will stop by to demonstrate various techniques and skills.

Students should bring a pad of 18” x 24” drawing paper (not newsprint), 2B, 4B, 6B, 8B pencils, a kneaded eraser, and 3-5 samples of their work to the first class.