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Helping to Educate Girls in the Commonwealth Intermediate level , women only Thursday 7-9pm, 10 weeks 15th Sept. - 24th Nov 2005 (next term: 4th Jan - Mar 8th 2006 2005 7 - 9 pm These courses are taught by a practicing artist photographer and are studio based. They aim to provide tuition and practice in the fine art of black and white SLR 35mm photography. The sessions are both theoretical and skills based. During the ten weeks students will learn how to make the most of their SLR cameras, how to process film and use the darkroom facilities to make black and white prints. Specific skills are also taught , for example the use of the light meter, fibre based paper printing techniques and project development. The course aims to provide an opportunity and access to an area of expertise which has wide ranging applications ranging from producing art work to journalism and legal photography. For all the above courses participants must provide a camera, film and paper. Contact Alison on 020 8694 9011 for information and enrolment. E mail arthouse@dircon.co.uk Cost £80/70 concessions. Dates / Deadline: Intermediate level,10 Weeks Thursdays 7-9pm 15 September -24 November 2005. Next term: 4 January - 8 March 2006 Venue: The Lewisham Arthouse, 140 Lweisham Way New Cross SE4 6PD Life Drawing Classes from Arts for All Life Drawing Classes from Arts for All Arts For All run a friendly, informal life drawing class every Monday morning from 10.30-1.30pm Everyone is welcome, from the experienced to the beginner. For further information please contact Richard or Caroline on 020 7729 7111 MA Contemporary Visual Art One year full-time, two years part-time. The programme supports practitioners who wish to explore contemporary ideas and practices within a local, regional and national context. WHERE: Falmouth College of Arts. INFORMATION FROM: Falmouth College of Arts, Admissions, Woodlane, Falmouth, Cornwall TR11 4RH, 01326 211077, admissions@falmouth.ac.uk www.falmouth.ac.uk Understanding the Art Market NEW ART BIRMINGHAM 2005 New Art will showcase challenging and diverse work by regional, national and international artists through an ambitious programme of exhibitions and events David Gryn - Artprojx United Anders Petterson of ArtTactic and David Gryn of Artprojx will share their thoughts and knowledge about art market issues that face artists, and provide practical advice for how to effectively engage with the market. Introduction to the characteristics and dynamics of the art market An afternoon of discussion with Anders Petterson of ArtTactic and David Gryn of Artprojx who will share their expertise on collecting in today’s contemporary art market. The guest speaker is Sheila McGregor who will talk about the important role of Public Collections in cultivating and developing an art market. Introduction to characteristics and dynamics of the Art Market
Free admission. Book your place by phoning 0121 464 1194 or email newart@birmingham.gov.uk
Dates / Deadline: 9th December 2005 Venue: New Art at Birmingham Ikon Gallery Birmingham Digital Arts Workshops 2006 Women's Arts Promoting Artists. Artists need professional presentation to promote their art and their practice both in print and online. These workshops are for artists to learn how to do this using the new technology and industry standard software. For artists of any discipline to access opportunities it is becoming more and more important that promotional and presentational material meets today's high standards. Women's Arts Association 54a Bute St Cardiff CF10 5AF 02920 487850 http://www.womensarts.demon.co.uk mailto:info@womensart.demon.co.uk 2006 Summer SchoolThe summer school will deal with making an attractive promotional portofolio which can include brouchers, illustrated CV, image slide show on a presentational CD with a link to a website. There will be discussion about marketing and the professional image. It takes place in the friendly and pleasant workshop of the Women's Arts Association in Cardiff. The workshop is well Equipped and there is a maximum of eight places only. As well as making a presentational portofolio, Participants discuss their art, related topics and the glass celling of the art world. it is a good place to meet with other artist and share experiences. Times 10am - 4 am Full costs £100.00 Concessions £34.00 Dates / Deadline: Mon 31st July - Fri 11th August Venue: Women's Arts Association, 54A Bute Street Cardiff, CF10 5AF | ||
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