Anderson Ranch Arts Center Workshop Catalogs 2010-2014 | Page 29

Tom Burckhardt, Homer Paint Bucket (detail)

Diana Cooper, All Our Wandering

Alvin P. Gregorio, Debt Row, Welcome to Karmaville (detail)

July 5 - 9

July 12 - 16

July 12 - 16

Tom Burckhardt & Fred Tomaselli   

Diana Cooper   

Skill Level: IV, portfolio review required

Skill Level: III

Concept: Work at your own pace in the studio
on original work, pausing daily for a 45-minute
to one-hour discussion and critique. Topics are
in-depth and wide-ranging including technique,
concept and approach.

Concept:  Explore the relationship between
drawing and the third dimension. Drawing is
treated as a circular path rather than a oneway street leading into the three-dimensional
world. We investigate work in sculpture and
installation to challenge and reinvigorate their
relationships to drawing and vice versa.

Skill Level: II

Media & Techniques: We emphasize the vital
role materials play in the making of art, provoking us to think about why we choose the
materials we do and how they reflect our conceptual and visual concerns.

Media & Techniques:  Acrylic paint is preferred due to time limitations, unless oil is
your usual medium.

Studio Critique 

Media & Techniques: Although primarily a painting class, we encourage participation by sculptors, photographers, media artists and others.
Activities:  Students work in the studio on
original work. Faculty visits take place each
day for 45 minutes to an hour, but students are
expected to work the entire class time.
Faculty: Tom Burckhardt works in New York City.
Recent shows include Caren Golden Fine Art and
Tibor De Nagy, in New York City, and at institutions such as the Aldrich Museum (Fairfield,
CT), the City Museum, (Aalst, Belgium) and the
Tang Museum (Saratoga Springs, NY). He has
taught at the Skowhegan School of Painting and
Sculpture, Williams College and Montclair State
University, among others. He is the recipient of
grants and awards such as the Pollock-Krasner
Foundation grant, The Marie Walsh Sharpe
Foundation Space Program and the Guggenhiem
Foundation. www.tomburckhardt.com

Fred Tomaselli received his BA in Painting and
Drawing from California State University at Fullerton. He received the Joan Mitchell Grant in
1998 and the Art Commission Award for Excellence in Design in 1993. Tomaselli is represented by the White Cube Gallery in the UK
and the James Cohan Gallery in the US.

Tuition: $940 / Studio Support Cost: $1140
Studio Fee: $75  Code: D0509  Enrollment Limit: 15

From 2D to 3D & Back Again 

Activities: Daily assignments act as catalysts
for individual work with flexibility for students
to pursue their personal interests.
Faculty:  Diana Cooper has exhibited extensively both in the US and abroad. In 2007
she had a retrospective at the Museum of
Contemporary Art, Clev