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Research-Driven Art/AP Studio Art & College Portfolio

From: $120.00 / month

In this advanced program students prepare for and fulfill the requirements of AP Drawing and AP 2-D Art and Design. They are introduced to the habits and creative thinking required to become artists and build transferable skills useful for any career. The goal is to not only to make beautiful artwork but to also learn how to ask good questions, take risks, solve problems creatively, develop a point of view, and communicate ideas.

Students will:
-Implement the Elements of Art and Principles of Design
-Read “How to Steal Like an Artist” by Austin Kleon and other theoretical and historical texts/books based on their specific projects
-Formulate art-related questions/topics that interest them
-Develop mini investigations based on their questions/topics
-Research ideas and observations
-Experiment with materials, techniques, and compositions
-Focus on a single question/theme to build their portfolio
-Document, write about, and talk about their creative process
-Learn through mistakes, failures, and unexpected results
-Revise and rethink their work
-Build a cohesive body of work
-Develop their artistic voice

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In this advanced program students prepare for and fulfill the requirements of AP Drawing and AP 2-D Art and Design. They are introduced to the habits and creative thinking required to become artists and build transferable skills useful for any career. The goal is to not only to make beautiful artwork but to also learn how to ask good questions, take risks, solve problems creatively, develop a point of view, and communicate ideas.

Students will:
-Implement the Elements of Art and Principles of Design
-Read “How to Steal Like an Artist” by Austin Kleon and other theoretical and historical texts/books based on their specific projects
-Formulate art-related questions/topics that interest them
-Develop mini investigations based on their questions/topics
-Research ideas and observations
-Experiment with materials, techniques, and compositions
-Focus on a single question/theme to build their portfolio
-Document, write about, and talk about their creative process
-Learn through mistakes, failures, and unexpected results
-Revise and rethink their work
-Build a cohesive body of work
-Develop their artistic voice
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Classes

4 Week Trial, Month to Month, 6 Months (billed monthly), 12 Months (billed monthly)
Dates and Times

Saturdays 10:45 to 12:15, Thursdays 6:15 to 7:45
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