The Summer Art Immersion program at the National Academy School offers
expert art instruction and insider access to New York City’s art scene. Whether you’re an artist, art-lover, or university student, the Summer Art Immersion is an intense artistic experience designed for those looking to deepen their practice and understanding of the arts.
2-Week Sessions:
June 2 – June 14 – REGISTER
July 7 – July 18 – REGISTER
4-Week Sessions:
June 2 – June 27 - REGISTER
July 7 – August 1 – REGISTER
• Study under the mentorship of expert instructors
• Choose art classes in painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, mixed media, photography and video
• Enjoy guided tours to museums and galleries
• Study art history in weekly lectures
• Create work during individual studio time
• Learn from a portfolio review and analysis of your recent work by our experienced faculty
• Exhibit your work as part of the Academy’s Summer Art series
• Receive a certificate of completion
Tuition.
Individual: 2 weeks, $1, 800 / 4 weeks, $3, 000
Group (5+), per person: 2 weeks, $1, 600 / 4 weeks, $2, 800
Lodging.
We do not offer lodging, but we can provide you with a comprehensive list of possible housing options.
International students.
We are available to answer questions about what to expect in the program and help you get the most out of your experience at the National Academy School. To view this page in Mandarin, please click here.
Source: www.nationalacademy.org
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This is primarily KPFA/Pacifica Campaign information.
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Subject: {FP} Date of KPFA Station board meeting
Date: Mon, 7 Jan 2002 18:54:24 -0800
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Dear LAB members this is the final version of our agenda. See you at the meeting.
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