SchoolArts - May/June 2008

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Search the listings below to find enriching development workshops for yourself, and for your students!

Crizmac Art & Cultural Education Materials, Inc. P.O. Box 65928, Tucson, AZ 85728 (800) 913-8555 Fax: (520) 323-6194 www.crizmac.com CRIZMAC Adventure Travel offers Journeys of Art and Soul in 2008: A Spirit Transformed—The Art and Culture of Alaska, July 10– 18; De Colores: A Studio Experience in San Miguel Allende, July 20– 26 and July 27–August 2; Days of the Dead, October 27–November 3. For more information or to register, visit our website, www.crizmac.com, or call Kitty at (800) 913-8555.

Long Lake Camp For The Arts

www.artssummercamp.com

(800) 767-7111

Long Lake Camp for the Arts —America’s premier fine art and performing arts summer camp. Creative campers, nine to sixteen years old, enjoy unparalleled arts opportunities with nurturing artists in residence and twenty art studios. A creative atmosphere with traditional camping values plus water fun, sports, and campfires. Visit www.artssummer- camp.com, or call (800) 767-7111 for more information.

Otis College of Art and Design

9045 Lincoln Blvd., Los Angeles, CA, 90045 (310) 665-6864 www.otis.edu/soa Summer of Art 2008, July 7–August 1 is an intensive college prep art and design program for students fifteen and older. Areas of concentration include animation, architecture, black-and-white photography, digital media, digital photography, fashion design, graphic design, illustration, life drawing, painting, product design, and toy design. For more information, call (310) 665-6864, or visit www.otis. edu/soa.

Ringling College of Art and Design Continuing Studies and Special Programs 2700 N. Tamiami Trail Sarasota, FL 34234 (941) 955-8866 (941) 955-8801 (fax) cssp@ringling.edu Art for Teachers: Wildacres Art Workshops in the Blue Ridge Mountains—July and October sessions. Pre-college for high school juniors and seniors (June 22–July 19).

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MARYLAND INSTITUTE COLLEGE OF ART 1300 Mount Royal Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21217 www.mica.edu

Through its nationally recognized Center for Art Education, MICA offers two low-residency master’s-level programs designed for the professional art educator, as well as a ground-breaking master’s program for artists committed to community and youth development. An outstanding array of summer study abroad programs offer graduate credit through summer travel and intensive studio practice. For more information on these and other MICA summer programs—including our respected Pre-College Studio Residency Program for High School Students— visit www.mica.edu and click on Programs of Study.

Summer MA in Art Education

Complete the MA in two six-week summer residencies and one academic year of online instruction. In MICA’s summer studios, develop new skills as an artist and produce a body of artwork. Use your art classroom to conduct research on student learning in art, and prepare case study findings for presentation at national and state conferences and publication in professional journals.

Summer MFA in Studio Art

Complete the MFA in four six-week summer residencies, with independent work during the academic year. Pursue an area of studio concentration—painting, mixed media, sculpture and photo/digital media are currently available. Develop as an artist and renew your connection to the artistic community. Produce a personal body of work culminating in a thesis exhibition.

MA in Community Arts

Complete the MA in two intensive summers and an academic year placement as full-time artist-in-residence in a community organization. Through coursework and hands-on explorations in the community, gain valuable experience designing and implementing community-based art programming, writing grants, and preparing for a career in community arts.

MICA Office of Graduate Admission, 410-225-2256 graduate@mica.edu

Summer Study Abroad

Earn three graduate-level credits in three or four weeks of study ( undergraduate credit and non-credit options are also offered). MICA offers summer programs in Canada, France, Greece, Italy, Jamaica, Nicaragua, South Korea, and Spain & Morocco. Media concentrations include painting, drawing, photography, multimedia/installation, and printmaking.