The Center for
Advanced Mentored Studies
Where students learn from expert faculty to develop their practice and achieve
new heights in art making
The Center for Advanced Mentored Studies
at Anderson Ranch is a vital link in the
education of emerging artists. Advanced
students gain access to master faculty—top
contemporary artists and educators—over
a three-year period, providing rigorous inquiry and steady
direction for their individual practice. Students gain the
critical levels of knowledge and mentorship necessary
to take the next, important steps of becoming serious
contributors in their chosen fields.
AMS
Anderson Ranch offers Advanced Mentored Studies
programs in the fields of Photography, Painting & Drawing
and Ceramics.
The programs, which include studio work, critical dialog
and critique, offer artists the opportunity to expand the
scope of their current practice as well as their ability to
develop a critical eye regarding their work.
In addition to weeklong or two-week workshops each
year, participants engage in mid-year portfolio reviews
as well as quarterly meetings with faculty to discuss their
ongoing work and progress. At mid-year, faculty conduct
an online critique with the entire group.
The Application Deadline is March 1, 2019, and
must be submitted via our online application form at
andersonranch.slideroom.com.
All applications will be reviewed by the program faculty.
Notifications to applicants will be made by March 22,
2019.
Programs within the Center for Advanced Mentored
Studies are generously underwritten by Susan and Robert
Brown, Becky and Mike Murray and David Newberger.
If you are interested in supporting The Center for Advanced Mentored Studies by sponsoring one of its programs,
please contact Director of Artistic Programs, Andrea Wallace, 970/923-3181, [email protected].
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