SummEr 2011 - Santa Fe Community College
SummEr 2011 - Santa Fe Community College
SummEr 2011 - Santa Fe Community College
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Summer Arts in <strong>Santa</strong> <strong>Fe</strong><br />
SANTA FE COMMUNITY COLLEGE<br />
SCHOOL OF ARTS & DESIGN<br />
The Art of Marquetry<br />
Marquetry is a technique where different colors of<br />
wood veneers are carefully cut to fit precisely together<br />
creating a design in wood. The workshop will focus<br />
on the double-bevel method of marquetry. This highly<br />
accurate technique is cut by hand and creates tightly<br />
fitting marquetry pieces. With practice, the cutting of<br />
the veneers can be mastered. Through daily lecture,<br />
demonstration and hands-on work, participants will<br />
gain a thorough understanding of marquetry. No<br />
refunds after July 17. To register by phone, please call<br />
(505) 428-1731.<br />
Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.,<br />
Aug. 1, 5 days.<br />
Course #ASF329 01/CRN 10640<br />
Craig Vandall Stevens, <strong>Fe</strong>e $450<br />
To register for these workshops,<br />
please call (505) 428-1731 or go<br />
to www.sfcc.edu/summer_arts<br />
SUMMER ARTS IN<br />
SANTA FE NEW!<br />
Summer Arts in <strong>Santa</strong> <strong>Fe</strong> is a series of workshops hosted by<br />
SFCC’s School of Arts and Design. The workshops will take<br />
place during the weeks surrounding the Sculptural Objects<br />
and Functional Art (SOFA) international exhibit at the<br />
<strong>Santa</strong> <strong>Fe</strong> Convention Center on August 4 to 7. Below are<br />
the workshops offered by this year’s renowned instructors.<br />
Drawing By Seeing<br />
This workshop will utilize concepts from John Torreano’s<br />
book “Drawing By Seeing.” The morning sessions are<br />
group directed and consist of exercises designed to<br />
confront the difference between seeing for everyday use<br />
and seeing for the purpose of drawing. The afternoon<br />
sessions will be individually directed wherein students try<br />
to apply ideas from the morning sessions to their own<br />
work. A number of slide discussions will be included. No<br />
refunds after July 24. To register by phone, please call<br />
(505) 428-1731.<br />
Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.,<br />
Aug. 8, 5 days.<br />
Course #ASF302 01/CRN 10641<br />
John Torreano, <strong>Fe</strong>e $499<br />
Carving Techniques for Wood Sculpture<br />
This class is an introduction to direct carving techniques<br />
for wood sculpture. Begin with whole logs and by<br />
utilizing a variety of carving tools, from chain saw to<br />
wood lathe to chisel, explore the most direct path<br />
from idea to form. Surface treatments and texture will<br />
also be explored as a means of enhancing the form.<br />
Demonstrations will focus on safety, efficiency and the<br />
nature of wood as a material for sculpture. Start with<br />
an introductory project to develop familiarity with tools<br />
and then move on to more self-directed projects that<br />
represent a more personal aesthetic. Students will leave<br />
with the knowledge and skills to continue working. No<br />
refunds after July 17. To register by phone, please call<br />
(505) 428-1731.<br />
Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.,<br />
Aug. 1, 5 days.<br />
Course #ASF330 01/CRN 10644<br />
Mark Gardner, <strong>Fe</strong>e $499<br />
www.sfcc.edu CONTINUING EDUCATION • SUMMER <strong>2011</strong><br />
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