夏天 艺术 2024 offers host of workshops, institutes, lectures and more
Alfred 夏天 艺术 2024, which runs 6月24日至7月19日, features four weeks of arts workshops in a variety of media areas designed for participants working at all levels: artists, 老师, community members and visiting professionals. High school institutes and courses for credit are also offered.
夏天 艺术 Workshops and Institute Schedule/Registration
Ceramics Workshops include:
6月24日至7月19日: Four-week Open Studio Intensive
June 24-July 5: Tile: Exploring Digital Methods
June 24-28: Ceramic Science for the Artist: “Cone 6”
June 24-July 5: Wood Fire With Reduction Cool
June 29: Pots With Personality
July 8-19: Hand-Turned Ceramics: Pinch Pots
艺术 Workshops include:
July 1-12: Experimental Print Residency
July 1-5: Songwriting and Music Production
July 8-12: Transformative Fiber 艺术
July 8-12: Painting Patterns in Nature
July 8-12: Printing for Metal Casting
July 15-19: Color From Nature — Flora, Fauna, and Fungi
July 15-19: Introduction to Foundry: Aluminum Casting
July 15-19: Introduction to Wood Turning
June 29: Improv is for Everyone!
July 13: Eco Printing on Fabrics or Paper
June 2-8: Coastal Maine: Body, Landscape and the Creative Process
夏天 High School Institutes
July 1-5: High School Portfolio: Color
July 7-11: Astronomy
July 7-11: Creative Writing
July 8-12: Songwriting and Music Production
July 8-12: Wheel Throwing Intensive
July 15-19: High School Portfolio: College 招生
Afternoon Lecture Series
Lectures are at 4:30 p.m. in Binns-Merrill Hall Room 106
Tuesday, June 25: 杰森绿色 & Lindsay Oeste Ritter
Thursday, June 27: Youngmi李 & Gwendolyn Yoppolo
Tuesday, July 2: YoonJee夸克 & George Rodrigeuz
Tuesday, July 9: 保罗·布里格斯 & 马特·凯莱赫
Thursday, July 11: 克里斯Alveshere & 2024 夏天 BIPOC Resident Artist 莎朗·诺伍德
Tuesday, July 16: 研究生 Students
夏天 艺术 BIPOC Residency -- 6月24日至7月19日
The School of Art & Design + Performing 艺术 Division at Alfred University’s BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) Artist-in-Residence program provides early-career BIPOC artists with time and space to dive deeply into their artistic research and practice, and creative endeavors.
珍妮F. Jalandoni is a painter and textile artist born and based in New York City. 在她的工作中, she combines weaving and machine-knitting with oil painting in order to navigate the multifaceted experiences of her Filipino American identity. 主题, Jalandoni reimagines, and deconstructs ancestral narratives, while quietly inserting historic events and objects within scenes. Her collaging of timelines cumulates into an emotion-coded storytelling of family and seeks to acknowledge overlooked Philippine history.
莎朗·诺伍德 is a conceptual artist whose work spans several media to include painting and ceramic. Norwood received a BFA in Painting from the University of South Florida and an MFA in studio Art from Florida State University. Norwood’s work investigates the ways in which race, 性别, and cultural identity shape our perceptions of ourselves and other people. 在她的工作中 the curly line becomes a metaphor for the “black body,” within this conceptual understanding, the curly line when paired with historical objects, creates spaces for conversations relevant to black life. Her research is a continuous exploration of the narratives that surround blackness and femininity, challenging societal norms and representation.