41. AAH Annual Conference, 2003 General Information general Information Academic Sessions Accommodation Timetable Contacts promotedebate on the means and techniques of articulating art and concepts http://www.aah.org.uk/confs/2003aah/2003aah.html

Association of Art Historians Home Membership Publications AAH Conferences ... Contacts AAH Annual Conference: ARTiculations Birkbeck and University College London, 10 - 13 April 2003 The 29th AAH Annual Conference, will be held in London at the University of London and Birkbeck college from Thursday 10 April - Sunday 13 April 2003 The first London AAH annual conference since 1997, ARTiculations The conference theme is intended to promote debate on the means and techniques of articulating art and concepts of art. Focussing on recent developments in art history, particularly studies relating to the interdisciplinary and the intermedial, it is hoped to bring together those interested in film and media as well as those concerned with more traditional aspects of the discipline (painting, sculpture, architecture, design) across all periods. There will be, as usual, a bookfair and maximum use will be made of London's resources and exhibitions for cultural and social events. Academic Sessions and Convenors Abstracts and Convenor details for the Academic Sessions are now available online If you would rather receive this information (as a Word document) via email please contact the admin@aah.org.uk

42. City Of Eugene Amazon Arts Center Kerns Art Classes We'll examine anatomy, and use techniques such as shading and animation. Aug 2024,MWF, 10a-1p, $50, 41067. general Information, Maude Kerns art Camp, Amazon http://www.ci.eugene.or.us/rec/youth_family/amazonarts_kerns_camps.htm

General Information Maude Kerns Art Camp Amazon Stage Special Events Facility Rental Recreation Home ... General Information Maude Kerns Art Center Summer Camps 2001 Maude Kerns Art Center offers a summer art camp experience that promises to enthuse and excite young artists. Amazon Community Center and Maude Kerns Art Center work in partnership to provide a comprehensive visual arts program to all young people, families, and social service agencies who serve youth. Scholarships are available for all camps and classes. Register at Amazon Center in person or by phone, 682-5373 Summer Camp Extended Hours Extended hours are available for campers attending all Amazon Arts Summer Camps from 7:30-9 am and 4-6 pm. Campers should be dropped off and picked up at Wayne Morse Ranch, 595 Crest Drive. Campers will be transported by City van to and from Amazon Arts Center. Pre-registration is required. Punch cards may be purchased for $2 per hour, and may be used in half hour increments. Punch cards must be purchased in advance and are non-refundable.

43. ASUC Art Studio general Info. to give students a familiarity with a variety of drawing materialsand techniques. As the basis for many art forms it is an essential tool and http://asuc-aux.berkeley.edu/artstudio/pages/drawing.htm

Monday-Thursday 12 noon - 10 pm Friday 12 noon - 8 pm Saturday and Sunday 12 noon - 5 pm Drawing and Painting Introduction to Drawing Joyce Baranowska $85 UC Students / $100 Others Tuesdays 7:00­9:30 pm 6 weeks starts June 13 This course is designed to give students a familiarity with a variety of drawing materials and techniques. As the basis for many art forms it is an essential tool and powerful means of expression. We will cover a variety of drawing methods including contour, foreshortening/ perspective, tone, hatching/ shading. The class will work from still life set-ups and projection. The drawings will be careful/ precise, loose and energetic, realistic and abstracted. The media used will include pencil, charcoal, metalpoint, etc. Individual projects can be discussed. Beginning Life Drawing Carla Golder $85 UC Students/$100 Others $25 models fee to be collected at 1st class Tuesdays 7:30 -10:00 pm 6 weeks starts June 13 For people with little or no previous drawing experience. Using the human figure as our subject we will explore a variety of materials and drawing techniques. Students will be encouraged to develop their drawing skills with a special emphasis on focused observation and steady practice.(A materials list will be available at registration. The cost of the materials is not included in the fee.)

44. Evolutionary Computation an evolutionary identikit similar to techniques used by Genetic art by Peter Kleiwegbased on general EC resources Journals Evolutionary Computation (MIT Press http://www.red3d.com/cwr/evolve.html

Evolutionary Computation and its application to art and design by Craig Reynolds Evolutionary Computation is the general term for several computational techniques which are based to some degree on the evolution of biological life in the natural world. My work in evolutionary computation has related to evolution of behavior . I've used evolutionary systems to create behavior control programs for artificial agents. These evolved behavior relate to steering around a simulated environment. In particular I've experimented with corridor following where evolution determines both a sensor morphology and a mapping from sensor output to steering signal. I've also experimented with evolution of players for the game of tag where fitness is based solely on competition. The most widely used form of evolutionary computation are Genetic Algorithms . In my work I've used the Genetic Programming technique which allows the evolution of executable programs. (See also: GA GP top motion ... bottom Related topics: Evolution of motion I'm especially interested in the use of evolutionary techniques to discover controllers for animated motion of real or virtual objects: Karl Sims has evolved delightful virtual creatures based on their locomotion skills, and through coevolution has created others that play a certain wrestling game. In Karl's work both the behavior and the morphology (body structure) of the creatures are determined by animation. (See also: this

45. 2002-2003 Department Of Art And Pre-Architecture – College Of Arts & Sciences The number of credits required for the general Education requirements A study ofthe elements of visual art, various media and techniques of artistic http://www.isu.edu/academic-info/current/arts/aartarch.html

Idaho State University Undergraduate Catalog 2002-2003 Department of Art and Pre-Architecture Chair and Professor: Dial Director of M.F.A. Program and Associate Professor: Granger Professors: Evans, Friend, Kovacs, Martin Associate Professor: Warnock Affiliate Faculty: Hanson Emeritus Faculty: Brown, Obermayr The primary aim of the art program is to develop the aesthetic awareness and technical proficiency of the individual student in the visual arts. The student who declares an art major can earn either the Bachelor of Arts degree or the Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. The B.F.A. is strongly recommended for those students who plan to pursue graduate work in the visual arts or who intend to enter into studio artist production. The studio areas offered for concentration are drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, weaving, ceramics and jewelry/metals. Additionally, papermaking and special topics courses are available. The art major may concentrate in one studio area or work in several areas. In addition, the program offers a variety of studio and art history courses for university students majoring in other fields. Students who are working on the B.F.A. have the option of fulfilling Goal 10B as is or substituting with a equivalent amount of hours in humanities classes. Please check with advisor for an approved list of Humanities courses for substitution.

46. FC Public School Partnership: Continuing Ed. Longer workshops in a variety of techniquesspend a Smith College Museum of art AnnMusser, Associate general Information (413) 585 - 2770 Register online or http://www.fivecolleges.edu/partnership/develop.html

Professional Development: Humanities Science and Math Continuing Education Conferences ... Summer Opportunities Last Updated 3/31/03 Professional Development: Art Zea Mays Printmaking zeamays@rcn.com Zea Mays Printmaking Arts and Industry Building, Florence, MA 01062 To view a detailed schedule of workshops and classes visit our website. Collagraph Series with Liz Chalfin Thursday Evenings, 6-9 PM April 10, 17, 24, May 1 Cardboard intaglio, collage collagraphs, inking techniques and the chance to work with the new Akua Kolor intaglio inks. Go beyond the basics of collagraph and into sophisticated prints. $150 + $50 materials Woodcut Workshop with Carrie Wilson Saturday/Sunday, 10-4 April 12/13 Learn the nuts and bolts of woodcut: block preparation, cutting, registration, inking and printing. You'll complete a small edition of woodcuts during this exciting weekend. $150 + $50 materials Etching Workshop with Liz Chalfin Saturday/Sunday, 10-4 April 26-27

47. Alice Bailey & Djwhal Khul - Education In The New Age - II - Civilization And Cu though uniformity of method and of techniques may not Great art and literature havealways belonged to the they must undertake that it is general and universal http://beaskund.helloyou.ws/netnews/bk/education/edu1014.html

To Netnews Homepage Previous Next Index ... Table of Contents Education in the New Age - Chapter II - Civilization and Culture In the field of education united action is essential. Surely a basic unity of objectives should govern the educational systems of the nations, even though uniformity of method and of techniques may not be possible. Differences of language, of background and of culture will and should always exist; they constitute the beautiful tapestry of human living down the ages. But much that has hitherto militated against right human relations must and should be eliminated. These wars, aggression and thefts which have distinguished every great nation without exception are facts and can not be denied. Surely, however, the lessons of the evils which they wrought (culminating in the war 1914-1945) can be [46] pointed out and the ancient causes of present day prejudices and dislikes can be shown and their futility emphasized. Is it not possible to build our theory of history upon the great and good ideas which have conditioned the nations and made them what they are, and emphasize the creativity which has distinguished all of them? Can we not present more effectively the great cultural epochs which - suddenly appearing in some one nation - enriched the entire world and gave to humanity its literature, its art and its vision? Two major ideas should be taught to the children of every country. They are:

48. Alice Bailey - Autobiography - Appendix - Personal Training scattered all over the world, in the techniques of accepted AAB as useful and appropriatefor more general use and in claimmaking and in the art of attracting http://beaskund.helloyou.ws/netnews/bk/autobiography/auto1088.html

To Netnews Homepage Previous Next Index ... Table of Contents Autobiography of Alice A. Bailey - Appendix - Personal Training Personal Training Stages of Discipleship. They were carefully edited by A.A.B., prior to publication, except in one paper when some months ago under the pressure of very heavy work A.A.B. omitted to delete one paragraph in which I speak as a Master. This paragraph appeared in the July 1943 Beacon, much to her acute distress. After many years of protecting my identity, she made this slip and it has, therefore, been publicly stated that I am a Master. In this connection, there are three points to which I would like to call your attention. Earlier - many years earlier - I stated in A Treatise on White Magic that I was an initiate of a certain standing but that my anonymity would be preserved. Years later, owing to this mistake of [255] A.A.B., I am apparently in the position of contradicting or reversing myself and so changing my policy. Actually I am not doing so. The spread of the teaching alters circumstances and the need of humanity demands at times a changed approach. There is nothing static in the evolution of truth. It has long been my intention to do all that was necessary to bring the fact of the Hierarchy and its membership more definitely before the public and in a more arresting way. not as pictured; They do

49. Education World® - *Arts & Humanities : General Resources the online art and design workshop We are a free online workshop for artists of anyage. We are building a growing resource of ideas and techniques designed to http://db.education-world.com/perl/browse?cat_id=986

50. IFAC Opportunities Series 3 will focus on palette knife techniques as the take the form of vouchers forart supplies. arts in general is an organization devoted to presenting art http://www.idahofallsarts.org/opportunities.html

OPPORTUNITIES... CLASSES... WORKSHOPS Performing Artist Opportunity Visual Artist Opportunity Vocal Artist Opportunity Other Opportunities ... Monthly Meetings Performing Artist Opportunity Back to top Anytime: American Guild of Organists is available for pipe organ demonstration workshops for elementary and high school students school groups or any interested groups. Contact: Wendy Horman, AGO Education Coordinator, 522-4387. Visual Artist Opportunity Back to top Private art lessons (by appointment) specializing in traditional techniques in drawing and painting. Cost: $15/hr. Call Grey Gardner, 529-3651 Back to top ADULT LANDSCAPE PAINTING SERIES In each series you will complete a work of art while learning techniques that can be used in a variety of landscape paintings. Sign up for the one or all! A supply list will be provided. Just added: Mar 7, 14, 21 (Thurs) 7-8:30 pm Ages 14- adult Featuring a winter sunset; lessons will cover painting sunsets, snow and bare trees. Cost: $20/$18 IFAC members. Grey Gardner, instructor March 11, 18, 25 (Tues) 7-8:30 pm Ages: 14 - adult (This class is full).

51. Classical Martial Traditions Of Japan of the glaive; glaive art Other weapons of the bushi chainand-sickle, truncheon,etc Sojutsu techniques of the spear; spear art back general Resources. http://www.koryubooks.com/guide/ryuguide.html

The Classical Martial Traditions of Japan The Koryu.com Guide to Classical Ryuha This "Ryu Guide" is the place to start when investigating a classical Japanese martial ryu-ha. Each category includes a list of the schools that we cover (thus far) at Koryu.com. Schools are listed in more than one category when appropriate (i.e. Toda-ha Buko-ryu will be listed both under naginatajutsu and kusarigamajutsu). Each ryu listing contains basic information on the tradition, including the founder, date founded, and systems taught, as well as references to photographs and articles here at Koryu.com, relevant books, and links to appropriate web sites. We will continue to add new material to this list from our archives and research. All listed ryu-ha have one thing in commonthey are authentic Japanese warrior traditions. Virtually all are members of the Nihon Kobudo Shinkokai (Society for the Promotion of the Japanese Classical Martial Arts) or the Nihon Kobudo Kyokai (Japanese Classical Martial Arts Association), the two most respected and well-established organizations devoted to koryu in Japan. All are included in the standard Japanese reference sources. Please keep in mind, however, that this list is by no means comprehensive. Many of the hundreds of extant classical traditions are not yet listed, so the fact that a school's name does not appear means relatively little. Those that are listed, we can and do "vouch for."

52. University Of Michigan . Art & Design general Studies. Students who entered art Design before fall 2001 may Printmakingincludes lithography, etching, serigraphy, and woodcut techniques, as well http://art-design.umich.edu/html/212a_areas.html

AREAS OF CONCENTRATION Ceramics Fibers General Studies Graphic Design ... Sculpture CERAMICS Ceramics includes sculpture, pottery, or tiles in earthenware, stoneware, or porcelain, using a variety of glazes and firing methods. Instruction in glazing broadens the student's options for creative exploration with ceramic surfaces and a variety of firing possibilities. Students gain a thorough understanding of tools and processes, and learn how to work expressively with clay. Prerequisite course: ARTDES 101 Required courses: ARTDES 201, 202, 301, 302 Recommended courses: ARTDES 401, 402 FIBERS Fibers includes traditional woven structures and experimental fiber constructions and techniques, including screen-printing and batik, to create surface patterns. Students acquire a thorough technical background, necessary in a field in which creative freedom is often based on technical virtuosity. All courses focus on independent, individual work. Prerequisite course: ARTDES 221 Required courses: ARTDES 222, 321, 322, 421 Recommended courses: ARTDES 210, 223, 422

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54. Pencil Bookshelf draftsmen, but became widespread as a general drawing material the production of standalone works of art. Pencil Drawing techniques David Lewis (Editor) Buy it http://homepages.tesco.net/~p.wilkinson/Pencil.htm

THE PENCIL BOOKSHELF Portraits Colored Pencil Caricature Cartoons Pencil Techniques - Animals Anatomy Pen and Ink The Humble Pencil... The graphite, or "lead pencil," ubiquitous today as a drawing and writing medium, was first used by draftsmen in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. The misnomer "lead pencil" is derived from the similarity of its line to that of the lead stylus and suggests that it was the successor of that medium. Graphite was first discovered around 1560 in Burrowdale (Cumberland) in England. It was at first favoured by architectural draftsmen, but became widespread as a general drawing material. Bridgman's : Complete Guide to Drawing from Life George B. Bridgman Buy it online: Amazon.co.uk Amazon.com Amazon Reviewer: This book is excellent for those artists who need practice drawing the human figure because the book has so many progressive pictures to look at and utilize. The section for "hands" is very good showing the artist, by example, how to go about starting each finger and on to the thumb and how to attach them to the hand. Each of the sections on the figure is self contained with several sketches with varying views (top, side,etc.) I have a hard time with specific components of the figure and this book has made everything very clear and helpful.

55. Sharon Himes, Artist And Writer - Calendar Of Events and nearbeginners will explore basic transparent watercolor techniques includingcolor mixing, glazing and brushwork while learning general art principles of http://www.sharonhimes.com/schedule.htm

CALENDAR Workshop Supply List Following is a partial listing of scheduled public painting workshops and other events. Browse by calendar or scroll through the list on this page which is kept current. JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC General Workshop Information Watercolor workshops are designed for beginning and intermediate adult watercolorists and generally cover basic watercolor techniques including preparation, washes, color mixing and masking. Each workshop features one or more demonstrations but plenty of time is devoted to questions and individual assistance. Painting time is usually organized so that participants should be able to complete one painting in each workshop day. A workshop supply list is available online or as a PDF download Workshop participants receive a folder with an assortment of articles and related information with room for notes on demonstrations. By special arrangement, all papers and use of brushes, paints and incidental materials can be provided so that those attending need only bring themselves. This has the advantage of letting everyone try the same high-quality materials to accomplish painting techniques. A muti-day workshop can be scheduled to coordinate with an evening talk for the group or a larger audience. If an appropriately sized television is available, a full presentation is possible on a variety of subjects from art history to framing techniques, professional artists' issues, art on the Internet or woodland seasons.

56. The Story Of Modern Art the symbols incised into the bronze helmet worn by general Nuke Discussion GuideDiscuss four techniques used to explain a work of art Describe Tell http://hirshhorn.si.edu/education/modern/modern2.html

Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden The Story of Modern Art Overview Claes Oldenburg Robert Arneson Richard Estes ... Yves Klein Animals in Art Overview Susan Rothenberg Marino Marini Joan Miró ... David Smith Related Links Family Programs Workshops The Story of Modern Art : Robert Arneson Robert Arneson American, 1930-1992 General Nuke Glazed ceramic and bronze on granite base 77 3/4 x 30 x 36 3/4 in. Gift of Robert Arneson and Sandra Shannonhouse, 1990 ABOUT THE ARTIST Born in Benicia, California in 1930, Robert Arneson was encouraged by his father to draw. He became a proficient draftsman early in life and drew cartoons for a local newspaper as a teenager. After Arneson studied art education at the California College of Arts and Crafts in Oakland he taught in a local high school, where he became interested in ceramics. He went on to receive an MFA from Mills College in 1958. Arneson became head of the ceramics department at the University of California at Davis in 1962 and became a full professor of art in 1973. ABOUT THE ART General Nuke addresses nuclear holocaust at a time of escalating tension between the United States and the Soviet Union, when both nations had temporarily abandoned negotiations on arms control. Arneson's image of General Nuke presents an aggressive, caustic stereotype of a military leader. With bloody fangs and a phallic MX "peacekeeper"missile for its nose, the snarling head wears the helmet of a three-star general, which is covered with a global military map incised with abbreviations for the available nuclear weapons: ICBM, IRBM, ACLM, SLBM. Some of the inscriptions ridicule those who, in Arneson's view, foster war, while other markings provide facts about the impact of a one-megaton bomb ("Fallout: lethal 600 sq. mi., death risk 2000 sq. mi."). Even the pedestal is part of the message: the head is mounted on a bronze column depicting hundreds of charred, stacked corpses. It rests on a base of granite, a pedestal traditionally used for memorials.

57. Wheaton Village - General Information traditional and contemporary techniques work side by side in this studio, recognizedthroughout the country as a valuable resource to the glass art community. http://www.wheatonvillage.org/general_information/overview.html

Goals What We Do Special Programs Organizational Philosophy Goals To present programs and exhibits of artistic excellence and educational value in the field of American craft, and to make these accessible to the broadest possible audience. To interpret and promote the continuum of glassmaking: as a cornerstone of New Jersey's cultural history; as an illustration of American craft development; and as a resource for glass art and history for a national and international audience. To provide resources for the needs of local, state, and national craft artists. Back to Top What We Do In its daily operations, Wheaton Village is a leading resource of American craft with an emphasis on the medium of glass, a stronghold in New Jersey's cultural history. Programs include museum and gallery exhibits; interpretive demonstrations in various craft mediums; an artist fellowship program; outreach and on-site school programs; and collector's seminars. All serve to educate a multi-level audience on the role of the crafts in both traditional and contemporary life. Daily programs are presented in the following facilities at Wheaton Village: The Museum of American Glass houses one of the world's largest collections of American glass. Over 6,500 pieces are on display in the 20,000 square foot exhibit area. An annual major exhibit is presented by the Museum from May through October. Other special exhibits are also presented during the year

58. SAN DIEGO MUSEUM Of ART | Muse News - The E-gram From The San Diego Museum Of Ar general Information, of Dragon Robes Discover the secrets hidden in an emperor'sdragon robe and enjoy demonstrations of ancient art techniques, Chinese lion http://www.sdmart.org/muse-news.html

Director's Message General Information Frequently Asked Questions Museum Library ... Web Site Search MUSEUM HOURS Tuesday through Sunday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursdays 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Closed on Mondays LOCATION San Diego Museum of Art 1450 El Prado, Balboa Park, San Diego, California PHONE DIRECTIONS ADMISSION PRICES MUSEUM INFORMATION CONTACT THE MUSEUM ... MUSE NEWS Sign up for the Museum's weekly e-gram, Muse News , to get all the latest info on SDMA exhibitions, programs, classes, and more. First Name: Last Name: E-mail address: Privacy statement The San Diego Museum of Art respects the value of your privacy and will not share any information we collect on our web site with other organizations. Subscribe to Muse-News Today This Week at the San Diego Museum of Art Special display of colonial Mexican paintings Recent acquisitions debut in American galleries Renowned concert pianist comes to SDMA Grammy-nominated chamber group performs ... Complete Schedule for April March 31-April 6, 2003 Important colonial Mexican paintings on view Near the entrance to the current exhibition

59. Dynamic Graphics Training will benefit from advancedlevel techniques and creative replace traditional typesetting,camera ready art, cut and TB - American general Finance This was the http://www.dgusa.com/dgstore/a/dgtadvps.htm

Master the use of this powerful new creative tool ADVANCED Prerequisite: 3-4 years design experience or equivalent You'll learn how to Utilize advanced layer styles, the patch and liquefy tools and dynamic brush tips. Maximize the features of masks and layers to create sophisticated collages and combinations. Take filters, lighting effects and more to the next professional level. Apply advanced spot color techniques with Spot Color Channels. Learn the latest techniques for preparing hi-res images for film, multimedia or the Web Take home valuable resources for your on-the-job production This advanced-level course presents state-of-the-art techniques for practical use on your own daily projects. Real-world examples reinforce lectures throughout the workshop. Attendees receive a reference workbook and a copy of The Photoshop WOW! book. Attendance fee also includes one-to-one G4 Power Mac use, color prints and files. Who should attend This workshop is for current Photoshop users who will benefit from advanced-level techniques and creative challenges using this powerful, but complex, digital tool for design and production Note: Attendees are encouraged to bring resource materials for use in a personal assignment Instructor Geno Andrews is a freelance designer/problem-solver for his clients in the Los Angeles area. The son of a traditional press operator, Andrews committed himself to fine art to escape from the mundane world of traditional typesetting, camera-ready art, tedious cut and paste and offset printing. In the late 1980s, his traditional fine art segued to digital design. His first job, ironically, was teaching the art department at a L.A.-based newspaper how to use the computer to replace traditional typesetting, camera ready art, cut and paste, and deliver a new approach to offset printing. Since then, Andrews has been at the forefront of the digital revolution. From his early involvement in interactive CD-ROMs (Verbum Interactive, The Journeyman Project) to creating musical media for designers (Hi Rez Audio) to print and design, consulting and teaching (Brooks College) and Web and Flash design, Andrews stays at the cutting edge of these creative fields.

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