101. School Of Visual Arts | The Home Page visual arts is an exploratory program designed for high school juniors and seniors who have an artistic interest, dedication and enthusiasm they wish to pursue http://www.ncarts.edu/ncsaprod/visualarts/default.asp

Visit Our Gallery! gallery one gallery two gallery three See the work of our alumni. summer session Visual Arts is an exploratory program designed for high school juniors and seniors who have an artistic interest, dedication and enthusiasm they wish to pursue in a structured course of study. The program is a carefully planned arts curriculum that promotes intellectual, aesthetic and emotional growth. Discipline is emphasized as an essential component of a personal work ethic. Students take studio classes in drawing, graphics, color theory, two-dimensional design, sculpture, ceramics, and photography, as well as survey classes in art history, tracing visual arts from prehistory to contemporary philosophies. Studio assignments are designed to introduce the student to a variety of media and the nature of the creative process and art objects. The Visual Arts faculty also stresses the importance of the academic program as an integral part of each student's education.

102. Notebook . . . Warwick Museum Of Art Professional Art schools and Departments Brown Univeristy Department of visual Art Providence . . . . http://www.noteaccess.com/DIRECTORIES/RI.htm

Notebook DIRECTORIES - A Representative Listing with Periodic Corrections and Additions. March 2004 Visual Arts in Rhode Island CT MA ME NH ... NE NOTE: Prominent sources for art news or calendars are listed in addition to art museums, professional art schools, arts organizations, art associations and art centers. It is impossible to do more than suggest the interest in art and the opportunities for people in the towns of all regions of Rhode Island. Excluded here are the performing arts drama and music, such as the Newport Folk Festival, the Rhode Island Philharmonic, etc. etc. Check out Gallery Guide for the art galleries and exhibitions by state (Rhode Island) and town in the New England Area. NOTE: ** Indicates a year 2004 addition to the list N e w s Rhode Island State Council on the Arts News - (Providence - Join the RISCA mailing list!) . . . . . New England Foundation for the Arts Calendar Gallery Night, Providence Arts Learning Network - Sign Up The Providence Phoenix ... NemaNews [New England Museum Association]. . . . . Community Arts Network The Museletter and Calendar [New England Storytellers]. . . . .

103. Visual & Performing Arts Programs In Art - Peterson's College of Art and Design, GA School of the Art Institute of Chicago, IL School of the Museum of Fine arts, MA School of visual arts, NY Syracuse University http://www.petersons.com/vpa/select/artse.html

Press Room About Us Contact Us Site Map ... Online Store Art The institutions presented at the top of this list have provided in-depth descriptions about their programs. Those presented second have only basic program information. Academy of Art College, CA Alfred University, NY American Academy of Art, IL American InterContinental University, GA ... Partner with Us

104. African American Studies Toolkit: Visual Arts Facts on File Encyclopedia of Black Women in America, Volume III Dance, Sports and visual arts. Facts on File 1997. Middle School Adult. http://creativefolk.com/toolkit/art.html

Beyond Black History Month The African American Studies Toolkit Email Created 2/1/02 - Updated 4/28/04 Contents Reference Online Reference Offline FAQ ... Elementary Subject Areas: History Language Arts Music Visual Arts ... Back to AfroAmericanHeritage.com Proud to be named School Library Journal's Site of the Week for 12/17/02! Recommended by NEA Today January, 2003. Kathy Schrock's " SOS Web Site of the Week " **Please help support this site at no cost to you! Learn how Please acknowledge AfroAmericanHeritage.com if you use these resources. Visual Arts Did you know: You view African American art every day! The image of Franklin D. Roosevelt on the U.S. dime was created by sculptor Selma Burke , whose legacy as an artist spanned over 50 years. Though the dime is engraved with the initials J.S. (John Sinnock, chief engraver at the Mint) according to the National Archives and Records Administration of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library in Hyde Park NY, the source of the image on the coin was the "sculpture of FDR done by Selma Burke" completed shortly before the President's death in 1945. Source: BLACK WOMEN IN AMERICA by Darlene Clark Hine et al. Page 193

105. GCAC: Visual/Media Arts School & Gallery School of arts in the Heart of the West Side The Guadalupe Cultural arts Center will renovate a building to create its new visual/Media arts School Gallery. http://www.guadalupeculturalarts.org/news/arts_school.htm

New School of Arts in the Heart of the West Side The education building will allow adequate parking and will be within walking distance of three major schools in our community: J.T. Brackenridge Elementary, Tafolla Middle School, and Lanier High School. This education facility will serve to attract youth to a public visual arts space, enabling them to access visual and media arts instruction and exhibitions. The facility will also act as a much needed venue for the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center, the City of San Antonio, and community-based non-profit organizations and/or groups. The Guadalupe truly believes that art can be a catalyst for change in a community. The At the forefront of such an exciting project has been Executive Director Maria Elena Torralva-Alonso. At a press conference held on Wednesday, February 4, Torralva-Alonso announced that effective February 27, 2004 she will step down from the position of Executive Director. Torralva-Alonso will continue to work in the office until a new Director is appointed and will focus on major projects currently underway in order to bring them to a conclusion for future growth, stability and success of the Guadalupe.

106. Punahou School | The Arts: Visual Arts The visual arts courses offered at the high school level include Foundation Art, Drawing, Painting, Ceramics, Glassblowing, Jewelry Making, Photography, arts http://www.punahou.edu/index.cfm?fuseaction=ig.page&CategoryID=90

107. Visual Arts Maki an art museum and a second building for the School of Art new opportunities for research, interdisciplinary study and teaching in visual arts and design http://news-info.wustl.edu/cat/page/normal/138.html

nothing = 1; - Faculty Experts - News by Topic - News by School WUSTL in the News - Powered by Google WUSTL Home Public Affairs Home University News Medical News ... News Topics Visual Arts The Washington University School of Art is the oldest university-affiliated art school in the nation. The Washington University Gallery of Art was the first art museum west of the Mississippi. (Both date back to 1879 as part of the St. Louis School and Museum of Fine Arts, which also gave rise to the Saint Louis Art Museum.) Over the years, the School of Art has been home to faculty such as Max Beckmann and Philip Guston, and in 2003 placed 21st in the rankings of graduate and professional schools. Meanwhile, the Gallery of boasts one of the finest university collections in the United States, with an exceptionally strong modern collection pioneered by former curator H.W. Janson (1913-1982), author of the influential textbook History of Art In recent years, the School of Art and the Gallery of Art have joined with the School of Architecture , the and the as part of the new Sam Fox Arts Center , a campus-wide umbrella organization for the study and promotion of visual culture. Plans call for the development of collaborative, interdisciplinary curricula and programs as well as the creation of

108. Manukau Institute Of Technology : Study : Areas Of Study Offered by The University of Auckland through the Manukau School of visual arts. For more information contact the Manukau School of visual arts on 09 968 8780. http://www.manukau.ac.nz/study/search/courseinfo.asp?pSCNumber=15

109. MCPS Division Of Arts Education or ignored in school instruction, then a primary goal of education is only partially fulfilled. All the arts – literary, performing, and visual – provide http://www.mcps.k12.md.us/curriculum/art/

Division of Arts Education "The teaching of the arts and the humanities in our schools is essential to all of us. Our ability to communicate effectively, the growth and vitality of our cultural institutions, and the representation of our cultural heritage, all depend upon understanding and appreciating the pivotal role of the arts and the humanities in developing a truly literate society." Andrew Haiskell, chairman, Presidential Committee on the arts and humanities ELEMENTARY ART , THEATER and DANCE Joan Stoer , Coordinator SECONDARY ART THEATER and DANCE Helen Smith , Coordinator INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Rick Penix , Coordinator CHORAL MUSIC Lillian Palen , Coordinator The primary goal of education is to enable children to develop their minds and intellectual capabilities using all forms of creative intelligence as means for achieving this goal. The expressions of thoughts and feelings take many forms. Verbal and written language are only two of the forms that communicate these expressions. Art, music, dance and drama also communicate thoughts and feelings through visual forms, sounds, and movements. For children to develop their mental capabilities and realize their fullest potential, they need to be exposed to many kinds of knowledge, to many ways of knowing their world and expressing their thoughts. If the development of some kinds of knowledge and ways of experiencing the world is neglected or ignored in school instruction, then a primary goal of education is only partially fulfilled.

110. School Of The Visual Arts school of the visual arts. Results for school of the visual arts Next Results Earn a visual arts Degree Find the visual arts school that s right for you. http://www.surfrocket.com/smartsearch.cgi?keywords=school of the visual arts

111. Cushing | Academics | Arts If you have questions, or would like to tell us what you re up to with the visual arts at your school, we’d be happy to hear from you. http://www.cushing.org/academics/visual-arts.shtml

News Search Site Map Contact ... Music Whichever medium suits you, follow in the footsteps of great artists and blaze your own trail. The arts at Cushing provide a dynamic, interactive learning environment encouraging expression in countless ways. From the beginner to the experienced artist, recognize your own talents and pursue artistic interests. You may discover a lifelong hobby or uncover career aspirations. Each year, several Cushing graduates are accepted to some of the best art colleges in the nation. Cushing Academy Visual Arts Department 39 School Street P.O. Box 8000 Ashburnham, MA 01430-8000 Phone (978) 827-7066 Fax (978) 827-6253 About Admission Academics Athletics ... Home Questions, Comments - Email webmaster@cushing.org

112. New World School Of The Arts, Miami, FL The program of visual arts at the New World School of the arts has been designed to provide students opportunities to master a wide variety of approaches to http://www.mdcc.edu/nwsa/co/visarts/

Audition Information Biographies Contacts Exhibitions The program of Visual Arts at the New World School of the Arts has been designed to provide students opportunities to master a wide variety of approaches to personal expression through the use of two and three dimensional media. Individual growth and development are pursued through the study of drawing, design, painting, photography, computer graphics, sculpture, ceramics, and mixed-media techniques. Additionally, the study of art appreciation and art history provide an understanding of the contributions of the artist to the development of world culture and the role of the professional artist in contemporary life. Art students are required to maintain a sketchbook throughout their high school studies for review and evaluation. The program is augmented by visiting artists who offer alternative aesthetic viewpoints and particular skills training above and beyond that offered by our regular instructors, all of whom are exhibiting artists. Dance Music Theater Visual Arts ... Home

113. Welcome To The New York State Summer School Of The Arts New! Urgent need for male counselors for School of visual arts Program. New! GRADUATE STUDIES IN ART EDUCATION AT THE SCHOOL OF visual http://www.emsc.nysed.gov/nysssa/

Welcome to the New York State Summer School of the Arts New! Urgent need for male counselors for School of Visual Arts Program New! GRADUATE STUDIES IN ART EDUCATION AT THE SCHOOL OF VISUAL ARTS click here for more information in Word or PDF formats. NOTE: You must have Adobe Acrobat Reader to view or print this document in PDF. Download Free Adobe Acrobat Reader. New! Ed Shaughnesy is voted into the Percussion Hall of Fame New! SJS Artistic Director, Ed Shaughnessy’s Professional Career Recognized New! Alumni: Please email us any postings of events, shows, concerts, performances, exhibits, etc. you wish us to post. New! 2004 applications and audition schedules are now posted! For specific details on each school click on individual school links at the top of the page! New! DVDs available for final performances for 2003 Schools of Choral Studies and Orchestral Studies! A Call To All Teen Filmmakers: Reel Teens USA is looking for teenage filmmakers to create films dealing with sensitive and socially important issues. Learn more about

114. UNT Undergraduate Catalog School Of Visual Arts School of visual arts. Main For information on graduate study, consult the Graduate Catalog. School of visual arts Galleries. The http://www.unt.edu/catalogs/2003-04/uvisualarts.html

School of Visual Arts Main Office Art Building, 107 P.O. Box 305100 Denton, TX 76203-5100 Fax: (940) 565-4717 Web site: www.art.unt.edu Student Services Office Art Building, 111 D. Jack Davis, Dean Don Schol, Associate Dean Mickey S. McCarter, Acting Associate Dean Faculty Professors Butt, J. Davis, R. Davis, Erdle, Falsetta, Fisher, R. McCarter, Schol, Sprague, Taylor, Walker. Associate Professors Austin, Blow, Chanda, Doherty, Gleeson, Jessup, Lawrence, Ligon, Mohr, Nacke, Newton, O'Rourke-Kaplan, Phelps. Assistant Professors Adelman, Bain, Bourbon, Cheal, Connelly, Donahue-Wallace, Gibbons, Mayer, Miranda, Packard, Psuty, Quinn, Santina, Shabout, Stidham, Way. Visiting Associate Professor Young. Visiting Assistant Professors Culbertson, Dorff. Lecturers Chang, Chauvin, Cunningham, Giles, Grable, M. McCarter. Introduction Instruction is offered for students seeking a cultural foundation in art, but the curriculum focuses primarily on professional programs for those majoring and minoring in various art fields. The school's goals are to provide students a thorough understanding of a common artistic heritage, to stimulate their imaginations, to foster critical and analytical thinking, to inspire their creativity, to educate them in current technologies and to prepare them for entry into graduate school or a variety of careers. The Bachelor of Fine Arts program in interior design is accredited by the Foundation for Interior Design Education and Research [146 Monroe Center NW, Suite 1318, Grand Rapids MI 49503-2822;(616) 458-0400], a specialized accrediting body recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) and a member of the Association of Specialized and Professional Accreditors (ASPA).

115. Iomega Success Stories Success Stories. New York School of visual arts. School of visual arts in New York uses Jaz¨ drives to make its mark on cultural landscape http://www.iomega.com/solutions/stories/nyarts.html

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116. Redirect To Oxford Brookes Music Department You will be tranferred to the Music Department pages in a second The address for the music department is http//www.brookes.ac.uk/music. http://www.brookes.ac.uk/schools/apm/music/!

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117. ARC Articles - The Decline Of The Visual Education Of Artists, And The Remedy - incomprehensible in several languages (visual, verbal, French) though you and your teachers call it art. The theory behind the hybrid school or department is http://www.artrenewal.org/articles/2003/Decline_Education/decline1.asp

Home Articles > The Decline of the Visual Education of Artists, and the Remedy :: Page Preface, by Virgil Elliott EMINENT AUTHOR AND EDUCATOR MARK GOTTSEGEN HAS JUST DELIVERED HIS LONG-AWAITED critical essay on the problems with college-level art education in modern times, and has authorized its publication here on the Art Renewal Center web site. Mark is the author of The Painter's Handbook , and Chairman of the ASTM Subcommittee on Artists' Paints and Materials, among his many credentials. A tenured professor in the university system, Gottsegen gives us an in-depth account of the failures of that system, explains what led to the present situation, and offers suggestions as to how the reforms it so sorely needs might be brought about. Read what he has to say about it, without further ado. Contents Preface, by Virgil Elliott Introduction Art Education Before World War II Art-Making as an Intellectual Activity ... Author Biography Editor's Note The pictures in this article have been selected from the works of contemporary realist artists. The intention has been to demonstrate the quality of work that would result out of the adoption, by educational institutions, of the recommendations of painters like Mr. Gottsegen. Stephen Gjertson The Recorder Lesson Oil on canvas, 1981

118. Athens School Of Fine Arts Athens School of Fine arts. Education. arts. In 1843 the School for the arts was organized into three divisions under a single director http://www.asfa.gr/english/

var TlxPgNm='index'; Athens School of Fine Arts Education Useful links Location contact us The Athens School of Fine Arts has evolved from a small nucleus established in 1837 known either as the Polytechnic or the School for the Arts. In 1843 the School for the Arts was organized into three divisions under a single director: First: a part-time school providing supplementary education to craftsmen Second: a full-time school for young people intending to work as industrial craftsmen Third: a full-time higher educational school for teaching the fine arts. The third division of the school, which taught subjects such as painting, sculpture, architecture, lithography, woodcutting, geometry and cartography, was called The School of Fine Art and was the real ancestor of today's Athens School of Fine Arts. It was the predominant branch of the School for the Arts from 1844 and 1862. The school's second division, called the School of Industrial Arts, developed into the Technical University, which, since 1863, has become a very important factor in Greece's industrial development. In 1910 the School of Fine Art was separated from the Technical University and provided with its own director. Finally, in 1930, the school was renamed the Athens School of Fine Arts and established as an independent institution.

119. Canada's SchoolNet : Learning Resources : Results Great Bargains; Parent Ideas; Teacher Exchange; Art Projects for Scouts; Art Projects for Senior and Adult Recreation; Art Supplies; Sunday School; Homeschool http://www.schoolnet.ca/home/e/resources/browse_results.asp?LangID=1&SECTION=0&S

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