Photo by Daniel Carillo.
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Foundations and Drawing
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Main Campus Center 603, 1000 Lenora St., Seattle, WA
The price of this class is $2,000.00. Tuition includes all lab, materials and facilities fees.
- Ages
15 – 18 - Housing
Available - Scholarships
Available
Push up your sleeves and flex your art muscles for Foundations and Drawing. Foundations is a rigorous course that combines the vocabulary of the visual arts with the most essential art-making tools. Students will receive two units of college credit upon successful completion of the course.
Foundations will introduce you to art as a profession, as a form of visual thinking, and as a creative process. Using diverse media and technical processes (drawing, painting, sculpture, and installation), you will explore new and uncharted territories to create artwork. Come prepared to experiment and have fun, exploring the infinite processes available to you in the world of art and design.
Daniel Carillo
Contact Cable
- Email cgriffith@cornish.edu
- Website cablegriffith.com
Cable Griffith
Gallery and Exhibitions Coordinator
Cable Griffith is an artist and curator living and working in Seattle. Originally from New York, Griffith received an MFA in painting from the University of Washington in 2002. He has taught drawing and painting courses at The University of Washington, Kirkland Arts Center, Pratt Fine Arts Center, and Cornish College of the Arts.
Curatorially, Griffith served as Kirkland Arts Center’s Exhibitions Director from 2007-2010. He is currently the Exhibitions Curator at Cornish College of the Arts and a member of the Seattle artist-run gallery, SOIL.
Andrew Sankey
Contact Julie
- Email juliealpertart@gmail.com
- Website juliealpert.com
Julie Alpert
Instructor
Julie Alpert is the recipient of a 2012 Pollock-Krasner Award and two GAPs (2012, 2009). When she's not making installations she performs as a dancing taco in the Seattle art band The Bran Flakes.
Julie has a BA from the University of Maryland and an MFA from the University of Washington. She has been a member of SOIL Gallery since 2009. Julie has taught at the UW, Gage, and gives private drawing lessons. She lives in South Seattle with her husband and 18 pound cat.
