Summer programs art history

Take a step towards your creative future with ST. Journey through the history of western art: explore masterpieces of art and architecture from antiquity to the present day, using a variety of spectacular resources Join our community of artists and makers, and spend your summer building a portfolio of new and exciting artwork!

A program that allows you to become part of a local family, learning customs, culture, and language, while taking Spanish classes at the University of Leon Language School. This programs helps to enhance your language skills while building your resume and gaining a global perspective Explore Lyon and get ahead on university credits CEFAM invites students completing their sophomore or junior years of high school to apply to our day residential academic program.

Offered during the month of July, selected students will complete one intensive university course and explore the city of Lyon with other students from around the world.. Learn about cutting-edge contemporary artists operating at the forefront of social change and explore how artists confront social and political issues, shaping their work as a form of activism, criticism, or inspiration to transform the world we live in View of Sketchbook Class, Summer Blind contour drawing: Describe and draw with a partner a sketchbook assignment.

Montotype printing inspired by sensory awareness. Monotype Printing, Summer Collaborative Printmaking, Summer A final presentation in Design Thinking, Summer Hand-building demonstration: Low-Fire Ceramics, Summer The program provides an opportunity for students to gain a deeper appreciation of the richness of Venetian art history, art, and cultural traditions.

To learn more about this opportunity and information on how to apply, please visit the Office of Global Programs Venice website. Program Director: Caroline A. A research and fieldwork component adds practical experience in architectural site survey and documentation, still and panoramic photography, archival work, and issues of architectural conservation.

While previous coursework or experience in history, art history, or archaeology is preferred, the program can accommodate students with varying academic backgrounds who have a strong interest in understanding the evolution of the city of Istanbul through a historical and cultural lens.

No prior knowledge of Turkish is required. Faculty Director: Prof.