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Art Education

Available Institutes:

ARU/FAR 503: The Painter's Craft: Encaustic and Egg Tempera Painting
June 25 - 29 & July 2 - 7, 2012 with Dr. John White

ARU/FAR 505: Canceled

ARU/CFT 542: Color and Textiles - Rug Weaving
June 25 - 29 & July 2 - 7, 2012 with Professor Michael Radyk

ARU 556: Creating Pathways with The Dinner Party
July 8 - 13, 2012 with
Dr. Marilyn Stewart

ARU/FAR 504: Canceled

ARU/CFT 543: Ceramics Murals and Relief Sculpture
July 16 - 27, 2012 with
Professor James Chaney

ARU/CFT 546: Pewter A Poor Man's Silver
July 23 - August 3, 2012 with
Professor James Malenda

ARU 525: CENTRAL PARK:  Public Spaces and Civic Culture
July 30 - August 3, 2012 with
Dr. John White

ARU/FAR 502: ETCHING 2012
August 13 - 24, 2012 with
Professor Evan Summer

 
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cepa SUMMER INSTITUTES

The Summer Institutes for Art Educators are held in the summer months that correspond to Public School summer vacation schedules. The Institutes provide intensive one to two week instruction in art education and its related fields of study. Art Education and Visual Studies classes meet for one week, all studio courses run for two weeks. The Institutes connect students with community resources and visiting artist/ scholars. The Institutes are designed to provide in-depth experiences that are unavailable through regular coursework.

Registration will begin March 5th and will end one week prior to the start of the Institute.  No refunds will be given after the start of class.

ACT 48 non-credit registrations are limited.


 

Annual Art Education
Conference Fall 201
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Art Education
& Crafts
Summer 2012 Institutes

 

NAEA Student
Chapter

 

Exhibitions & Speakers