Anderson Ranch Arts Center 2015 Summer Workshop Catalog 1 | Page 86
teen workshops
SKILL LEVEL: Open to all
CONCEPT: Through an atmosphere of exploration, practice and play, this workshop
provides an opportunity to discover and improve your digital photography skills.
Great photographs engage us visually, emotionally, and intellectually. Improve your
image making abilities by focusing on both the technical aspects of a photograph
and the ideas behind a photograph, while working on projects such as storytelling,
the environment, and abstraction. Learn more about your digital camera as we
discuss techniques that allow you to take better and more unique photos. In
Adobe Lightroom we edit and retouch photos and discover ways to manage and
organize your images. Throughout the workshop we view and discuss important
photographs from the past and present.
MEDIA & TECHNIQUES: Students use a digital camera with manual exposure
capabilities and tripod; Adobe Lightroom to import, edit, and process images.
July 13 - 17
Digital Photography Bootcamp
for Teens
ACTIVITIES: We learn digital camera functions, shooting skills and image
processing. Students increase their knowledge of contemporary photography with
in-class demonstrations, hands-on computer instruction and daily outdoor shooting
projects.
Conor King
FACULTY: Conor King received his M.F.A. from Pratt Institute. He has been a
member of the art faculty at Rocky Mountain College of Art & Design as well as
the University of Colorado at Denver. He is a founding member of Tank Studios,
LLC and is on the Board of Directors at the Colorado Photographic Arts Center
(CPAC), where he also assists with exhibition development.
www.conorking.com
Ages: 13 - 17
10am - 4pm
Tuition: $575 / Studio Fee: $75 / Registration Fee: $25
Code: P0719 /Enrollment Limit: 10
SKILL LEVEL: Open to all
CONCEPT: This one-week workshop is designed for the young artist wanting to
pursue a path in the ceramic arts. Each participant is responsible for choosing
a direction to investigate through sculptural or functional forms, on the wheel,
handbuilt or a combination of both. Guided by the Anderson Ranch ceramic staff,
each participant is exposed to many young artists pursuing a career in the arts. This
workshop is for the young driven artist. Students are expected to participate fully.
MEDIA & TECHNIQUES: Students use red earthenware clay with slips, under
glazes, low-fire glazes, drawing on paper.
ACTIVITIES: We learn through daily demonstrations that include wheel throwing,
handbuilding, slip and glaze applications, daily individual and group discussions.
Evening studio hours available.
August 17 - 21
My Path: the young ceramic artist
Ralph Scala & Ceramic Staff
Ages: 13 - 17
10am - 4pm
Tuition: $575 / Studio Fee: $75 / Registration Fee: $25
Code: C1213 / Enrollment Limit: 10
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FACULTY: Ralph Scala is the ceramics Studio Coordinator at Anderson Ranch.
He received his B.A. in painting and sculpture from Evergreen College in 1995.
He served as Studio Director at Lillstreet Art Center in Chicago and Studio Director at
Santa Fe Clay from 2000 to 2005.