Anderson Ranch Arts Center Workshop Catalogs 2000-2009 | Page 43

interdisciplinary: BOOK ARTS, MIXED MEDIA, PERFORMANCE AND TIME-BASED
THE INTERDISCIPLINARY program is scheduled
by all of the Ranch’s artistic staff and offered at locations
throughout the campus. We feature classes in book arts,
mixed media, performance and time-based image making. Courses are also offered in 2D/3D fundementals.

June 15 - 19

July 6 - 10

imaging on clay

Jason Rogenes   

Photo/Graphic Imaging On: digital

Mark Burleson   

Packaging Materials & Installation 

The interdisciplinary courses combine the Ranch’s various disciplines including photography, painting and drawing, new media, sculpture, ceramics and printmaking.

INTERDISCIPLINARY SKILL LEVEL: (applies to

Jason Rogenes, Transponder (installation detail)

all listed Interdisciplinary workshops)

Mark Burleson, Me in Honey 

Open to All – Students of any skill/knowledge level.

*See page 11 for a full workshop description

June 1 - 5

Small-Scale Wearable Sculpture 
Charles Pinckney   

June 22 - 26

New Genre Sculpture 
Charles Long   

*See page 40 for a full workshop description

July 6 - 10

Wall-Relief Sculpture:form and color
Jeffrey Brosk   

Jeffrey Brosk, Garden Poem (detail)
Charles Long, Untitled (detail)
Charles Pinckney, Taking a Risk (detail)

*See page 38 for a full workshop description

CORE
class

June 15 - 19

Art Foundations:charrette
Joshua Enck   

*See page 40 for a full workshop description

*See page 39 for a full workshop description

June 22 - 26

Drawing as Installation: standing in

your drawing

Phyllis Bramson   

July 6 - 10

Aerial Sculpture: putting images into


the winds

Melanie Walker & George Peters   

Tuition: $635  ARAC Actual Cost: $835  Studio Fee: $85
Code: W0306  Enrollment Limit 10

Melanie Walker, Flying Rabbit 
Phyllis Bramson, Heat Seekers

*See page 12 for a full workshop description

*See page 19 for a full workshop description
Joshua Enck, Oxide Turnout Bench 

CONCEPT: This course will develop foundation art skills, allowing artists of all abilities and media to explore design in a safe
and fun environment. Emerging and experienced artists will
explore the basic tenets of art and design skills through a
series of short exercises and charrettes, investigating the
translation of two-dimensional representations into threedimensional realities. This course will be very hands-on, challenging each student to examine the use of point, line, plane,
volume, color, contrast, shade, and form. These fundamental
skills can strengthen an abstract painting, a functional ceramic
pitcher, or a sculpture that occupies space. Ch