Fine Art Course - daytime or evening
with Rachel Cohen and Dinah Kelly
Introduces a range of fine art media and techniques, with an ongoing focus on drawing. We use observational drawing as the starting point for work in a range of media including painting, sculpture, and mixed media. Some materials are included and a materials list is provided at the first session. Students may choose either the daytime or evening session, and can join for either one or both of the ten-week terms. Suitable for all levels, including beginners. This is a good preparation for a foundation course.
Rachel Cohen studied Art History at Sussex University and Fine Art at University of Brighton. She trained in printmaking at a private college in Treviso, Italy and at Kensington and Chelsea Institute London. She works as an artist educator at Towner Museum and De la Warr Pavilion. She makes artworks using participatory drawing games and is researching the cognitive processes of drawing in collaboration with psychologists.www.rachelcohen.co.uk
Dinah Kelly Dinah received her BA in fine art from Ruskin School of Drawing. Her work is influenced by Islamic art and architecture. She is an artist educator currently working with Victoria and Albert Museum, Courtauld Institute, Pallant House, and Orleans House Gallery.
www.phoenixarts.org/artists/artists_dinahkelly.htm
Evenings
Ten Wednesdays: 22 September – 1 December 2010 · 6:30–9:30pm (not 27 October)
£120 full £100 concessions
Ten Wednesdays: 19 January – 30 March 2011 · 6:30–9:30pm (not 23 F ebruary)
£120 full £100 concessions
Daytime
Ten Thursdays: 23 September – 2 December 2010 · 9:30am–12:30pm (not 28 October)
£120 full £100 concessions
Ten Thursdays: 20 January – 31 March 2011 · 9:30am–12:30pm (not 24 F ebruary)
£120 full £100 concessions
