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OPEN House Saturday September 7th 10am-noon EARLY REGISTRATION DISCOUNT 4Photography & Adobe Media ADOBE Adobe Photoshop Foundations Daniel McKleinfeld BA, Columbia University Whether you are a complete novice to digital imaging, a graphics designer, or a photographer who just wants to take good-looking images and make them look great, this course is designed to make the most out of your digital images! Learn how to make the best of your photographs and digital images with this projectorientated course, for modifying your images using the industry standard graphics program: Adobe Photoshop (CS516). CPX-405 9 sessions (18 hours) / $175 MW Mon & Wed, 6:30-8:30pm, Oct. 7-Nov. 6 (skip 10/14) Photoshop Advanced: Picture Perfect Andrew Tullio, BFA, MA, Freelance Graphic Designer & Front End Web Developer at Open Hospitality Learn advanced skills professional photo re-touchers use to take their photographs to the next level, including how to remove acne and blemishes from photographs, fix crooked teeth, modernize older faded and black & white photographs, remove crease marks and torn edges from scanned photographs. Topics covered: Restoring an old photograph to its faded glory and adding a professional shine to your standard headshot. Recommended: basic to intermediate knowledge of Photoshop (see above CPX-405). CPX-416 SP / 2 sessions (4 hours) / $45 / Sat, 12:30-2:30pm, Sept. 28 & Oct. 5 NEW PICTURE THIS: Digital Photography Jason Ano, Columbia University & QCC multi-media designer, active professional filmmaker/ photographer with works featured in Rolling Stone, SPIN, MTV & Billboard Picture This: The Art of Digital Photography Explore the basic principles of becoming proficient with your digital camera (whether you have an advance digital “dSLR” or a casual compact camera) and the art of photography. Learn how to utilize manual camera operation to produce expert photographs, professional image enhancement through Adobe Photoshop. Topics include: exposure, composition, portrait & landscape techniques, design in photography, retouching techniques and equipment. Weekly assignments, walking tours, digital darkroom lab sessions, photo demonstrations and group critiques are integral course components. ARX-260 TR / 8 sessions (22 hours) / $185 Tues & Thurs, 6-8:45pm, Oct. 22-Nov. 14 Picture This: Darkroom & Beyond Explore advanced techniques of digital photography by utilizing the digital darkroom. Learn about contemporary styles and techniques in photography, including lighting for portrait, professional digital workflows, multiple exposures and HDR, shooting to edit and learning to see creatively. Weekly assignments to be given, as well as hands-on shooting field trips. Learn professional post-production with Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Lightroom and Apple Aperture, used by multi-media professionals for print/graphic design and photography. Discover the basic and most useful techniques for all styles of photography, with special focus on photo enhancement, photo workflow, best practices and creating a personal style. Topics include: preparing photos for optimal print quality, retouching photos, understanding layers and filters, selecting/extracting images, manipulating images, layer masking and blending, fix troublesome exposure, optimize your workflow and advance color correction and grading. ARX-261 TR / 6 sessions (16.5 hours) / $145 Tues & Thurs, 6-8:45pm, Nov. 19-Dec. 10 (skip 11/28) 26
4Studio & Fine Arts Drawing: Basic Introduction Drawing What You See Katalin Papp-Gyokeny, MFA (NY School of Visual Arts), awardwinning artist Learn to get in touch with your surroundings, the visible world around you, and draw what you see – not what you think. Sessions will include drawing outdoors (weather permitting) or indoors, using sketchbooks and pencils for drawing variations: Blind Half-Blind, Regular Observation. Learn Sfumato, Ciaroscuro, Tenebrism, Grisaille and other thematic styles. Required art supplies: sketchbook, soft pencil 4B, eraser, pencil sharpener. ARX-102 6 sessions (9 hours) / $85 ZA Sun, 10-11:30am, Oct. 20-Nov. 24 NEW Astonishing Watercolors Katalin Papp-Gyokeny, see credentials above Learn to create the most astonishing watercolors using techniques ranging from dry-brush, wet-into-wet and wet-into-dry, lifting, pouring, texturing, glazing, and more! Note: At time of registration, please request materials list. ARX-120 6 sessions (18 hours) / $165 plus approximate cost of supplies is $100 ZP Sun, noon-3pm, Oct. 20-Nov. 24 Decorative Faux Painting Alan Klockler, mixed media artist Learn techniques for creating beautiful walls with sponging, rag rolling, faux brick and stone, stripes and/or marbeling faux finishes. All are created with household and/or craft paint and tools from hardware or craft stores. Learn hands-on processes and secrets to create lovely faux finishes. IDX-114 6 sessions (18 hours) / $235 + $70 material fee payable to instructor at first class T Tues, 6-9pm, Oct. 22-Nov. 26 Three Day Gallery & Museum Tour Judith Zeichner, BA Fine Arts, shows her art at the Noho Gallery. Her paintings may also be viewed @ www.judithzeichner.com Join Judith for a personal tour of Manhattan galleries on 57th Street and major NYC museums. Explore and learn about modern and masters’ art. The locations will be selected as exhibits are announced. Participants will be given the locations at the time of registration. ARX-142 3 sessions (9 hours) / $95 WP Wed, 12:30-3:30pm, Oct. 2-16 100 Years: American Artists, Collectors, and Critics Celebrating The Armory Show of 1913 Mary L. Dono, MS, Doctor of Education: Instructional Leadership The names connected to this exhibit range from Matisse and Cassatt to Lyall and Hopper, from Woolworth to Teddy Roosevelt, to Steiglitz. The collectors, patrons, and critics of this watershed exhibit that included 1200 works by American and European artists will be introduced and discussed, as we celebrate the 100th anniversary of this notable event in art history. ARX-151 3 sessions (4.5 hours) / $55 M Monday, 6:30-8pm, Oct 7-28 (skip 10/14) NEW Get Wired! Jewelry Making Classes See page 30 Personal Enrichment 27
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