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Saturday, May 29, 2010

End of year student show, part 1

The core program is D_O_N_E for the summer! We had a big party last night and everyone hung up their top 2 or 3 pieces of the year. The south studio has been converted into an art gallery for the month of June, so if you are in New York, please stop by and see it! These photos really don't do justice to the real thing (I'm not doing a very professional job at documenting the student work) Visiting hours are Monday through Friday 1-2 PM and 5-6:30 PM. You can also see the artwork during the sculpture competition reception, June 11, 8 PM. This is the first installment, check back in the next few days to see the rest of the work.

by Justin Wood, 10x10 inches oil on canvas

by Justin Wood, 9 x 12 inches, oil on canvas

by Justin Wood, oil on canvas

by Devin Cecil-Wishing, 7 x 13.5 inches, graphite on paper

by Sean Russo, 19 x 36, oil on canvas

by Sean Russo 16 x 22 inches, graphite on paper

by Katie Whipple, 15 x 22 inches, graphite on paper

by Katie Whipple, graphite on paper

by Robert Silverman, oil on canvas

by Chris Rigney, 23.5 x 18 inches graphite on paper

by Chris Rigney, 22 x 15 inches, graphite on paper

by Rebecca Gray, graphite on paper

by Rebecca Gray, oil on canvas

by Neal Esplin, 18 x 24 inches graphite on paper

by Neal Esplin 12 x 18 inches, graphite on paper

Grissaile study by Carla Crawford, oil on canvas

Grissaile study by Carla Crawford, 16x21 inches, oil on canvas

by Carla Crawford, 18 x 23 inches, graphite on toned paper

by Victoria Herrera 16x24 inches graphite on paper

by Victoria Herrera 14.5 x 8.5 inches graphite on paper

by Victoria Herrera, 8x14 inches, oil on canvas

Wednesday, November 4, 2009

student work

Here are some block ins from the very beginning stages of the November drawings:

by Brandon Beckstrom

by Robert Silverman

by Neal Esplin

by Ken Salaz

Below are a few more finished drawings from the October pose:

by Connie Netherton

by Remi Cardenas (this study goes with the drawing below)

by Remi Cardenas

by Ashley Howell

Saturday, May 30, 2009

end of the year student work, part 1

Yesterday was the last day of class for students in the core program before summer break and the workshop schedule which starts right away on Monday. Each student has submitted their 3 best pieces of the year for a student exhibition which is open to the public June 8-12. I'll be posting images of all the submitted work here on the blog, which will take several installments, so stay tuned!