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2 melville road north, south huntington, ny 11746
(631) 351-4060
[email protected]
www.huntfinearts.com
Art created by 2010 HSFA graduate, Haruko Hashimoto, currently attending Brown University
The ability to draw is a
power, the courage to
create is a freedom.”
summer art program
draw, paint, sculpt ... all from a live model
plus, still life, self-portrait, and intro to college studio
july 11–august 18, 2011
mondays: 10 am to 1pm • tuesdays, wednesdays, and thursdays: 7 to 10 pm
The Huntington School of Fine Arts
the professional school for exceptional art students
2 melville road north, south huntington, ny 11746
www.huntfinearts.com
The Huntington School of Fine Arts welcomes you to join our exciting summer program.
Our beautiful, expansive studio will be filled with creative energy and passion. Our adult
classes are made up of high school and college students, as well as adults. Individuality is
key to your personal development and is encouraged by our staff’s one-on-one instruction.
The creation and critiquing of your pieces will not only build your confidence, but also a
strong body of work for your portfolio and your life.
mondays (10 am to 1pm)
intro to college studio: project process and art history. This class is about learning
the principles of design and your understanding of the process and the history behind
it. Through conceptual and commercial elements you will discover and create the
essence of the figure, a natural element installation, a logo or label, a musically-inspired
handmade book of your drawings, etc. The history of art, architecture, industrial design,
fashion, music, and theater will be discussed. Videos and critiques will be a very important
part of this program.
self-portrait. Creating an image of oneself is achieved by anatomy, proportion and
most importantly essence. The history of portraiture will be discussed and you will truly
learn the important elements necessary to depict you with all of your characteristics
and emotions. This will be a great asset for your portfolio and your creative college
experience.
tuesdays, wednesdays and thursdays (7 to 10 pm)
drawing the figure. Each week there will a different nude model. Anatomy, proportion
and the essence of the human form will be explored. Our one-on-one teaching approach
will cater to all needs on every level individually. Critiquing and lively discussions about
each student’s work and the influences of artists, both past and present, will follow.
painting the figure. The world of color is fascinating. The nude model will take the
same pose for six weeks. You will learn to make colors vibrate in order to vitalize your
work. You will be guided through the anatomy, proportion, composition, and tonal qualities
needed for your painting. Interactive critiques allow you to examine your own work and
the work of others and talk about the influences of artists through the ages.
painting the still life. Learning about luminosity, transparencies, volume, depth and
composition while painting a still life is exciting and extremely rewarding. Individually,
you will choose your own still life and learn about color and light. Critiques and art history
will be part of this program.
sculpture. The nude model will take the same pose for six weeks; you have the choice
to create a figurative sculpture or a portrait in clay. Anatomical structure, proportion,
and capturing the essence of the model will be taught individually. Critiques will help
you realize what you want to achieve and how to arrive there by discussing form and
structure as well as the history of art.
A list of required materials will be provided before your first class.
registration: summer art program 2011
Space is limited. Please call us at (631) 351-4060 for more information.
Name
Address
Home Phone
Student Cell No.
School Attending
Grade/Year in Sept. 2011
e-mail Address
Please indicate how many sessions you would like to attend:
H 6 ($420)
H 12 ($700)
H 18 ($1,050)
H 24 ($1,400)
Please indicate which days you would like to attend and your subject of choice for that day:
monday daytime classes (10am–1pm)
intro to college studio
H July 11
self-portrait
H July 11
H July 18
H July 25
H August 1
H August 8
H August 15
H July 18
H July 25
H August 1
H August 8
H August 15
evening classes (7–10pm)
tuesdays: drawing, painting, and sculpture from a live model, still life painting
H July 12
H July 19
H July 26
H August 2
H August 9
H August 16
choose subject for the day: H Drawing H Painting H Sculpture H Still Life Painting
wednesdays: drawing, painting, and sculpture from a live model, still life painting
H July 13
H July 20
H July 27
H August 3
H August 10
H August 17
choose subject for the day: H Drawing H Painting H Sculpture H Still Life Painting
thursdays: drawing, painting, and sculpture from a live model, still life painting
H July 14
H July 21
H July 28
H August 4
H August 11
H August 18
choose subject for the day: H Drawing H Painting H Sculpture H Still Life Painting
All tuition must be paid in full by June 1, 2011. There is a $35 registration fee, which is
due upon registration. In addition, new students must pay a one-time $20 sculpture fee.
Checks should be made payable to Huntington Fine Arts. Visa and Mastercard are also accepted.
Please mail this form, along with applicable registration fees to: The Huntington School of
Fine Arts, 2 Melville Road, North, South Huntington, NY 11746.
summer art program