Spring &
Summer
Educational Directory
Anderson Ranch Arts Center
5263 Owl Creek Road
Snowmass Village, CO 81615
(970) 923-3181
info@andersonranch.org
www.andersonranch.org
Anderson Ranch Arts Center is a
world-class learning community dedicated to creativity and growth through
the making and understanding of the
visual arts. We promote personal and
professional development of artists of
all levels through year-round workshops, artists’ residencies, exhibitions,
lectures, public events, and community outreach. More than 140 summer
workshops are offered at this historic
mountain ranch near Aspen, Colorado.
Art New England Workshops
Massachusetts College of Art and Design
621 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MA 02115
Massart.edu/ane
(617) 469-4145
MassArt’s Art New England Work-
shops are held in Bennington, Ver-
mont, and provide an opportunity to
be immersed in art-making without
the interruptions of daily life. One-
week workshops are offered in paint-
ing, drawing, printmaking, artist’s
books, ceramics, and small sculpture.
Participants are inspired by faculty
who are renowned artists and gener-
ous teachers. Bennington College
offers superb studio facilities that are
open twenty-four hours, evening lec-
tures, open life-drawing, and superb
food. Art New England is an ideal
environment to reinvigorate your cur-
rent practice or to delve into another
medium. All courses may be taken
for graduate or undergraduate credit.
Art New England 2011 dates are: week
one, July 17–23; week two, July 24–30;
week three, July 31–August 6. For
more details, please visit our website
or contact Nancy McCarthy at (617)
469-4145.
Concordia University Wisconsin
Graduate Program in Art Education
Summer 2011
12800 N. Lake Shore Drive
Mequon, WI 53097-2402
(262) 243-4242
www.cuw.edu
Graduate Program in Art Education,
summer 2011 courses:
AEG 590—Technology in Art Education, Dr. Gaylund K. Stone, June
20–July 29
AEG 510—Developmental Issues in
Art Education, Dr. David W. Baker,
June 20–July 29
AEG 580—Studio Workshop: Multiple
Image Processes, instructor TBA, July
11–July 29
AEG 542—Methods for Teaching/
Learning in Art Education, instructor
TBA, June 20–July 29
AEG533—Teaching Art with Art, Dr.
Gaylund K. Stone, June 20–July 29
AEG 580—Studio Workshop: Ceramics, Prof. Jeff Shawhan, MFA, June
20–July 8
AEG560—Special Topics: Research
Methods, Dr. Gaylund K. Stone, dates
by arrangement
Marie Walsh Sharpe Art Foundation
830 North Tejon Street, Suite 120
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
(719) 635-3220
www.sharpeartfdn.org
office@shareartfdn.org
The Marie Walsh Sharpe Art Foundation summer seminar is a scholarship
program open to all artistically gifted
high-school juniors. The seminar is
designed as an institute to offer intensive visual art studio programs for
students. There are three, two-week
sessions with up to twenty students
per session selected to attend. The
summer seminar is held on the campus of Colorado College in Colorado
Springs, Colorado. Application deadline is April 6, 2011. For more information, call (719) 635-3220, or visit
www.sharpeartfdn.org.
Massachusetts College of
Art and Design
621 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MA 02115
(617) 879-7174
www.massart.edu/ce
MassArt offers a variety of extraordinary resources and programs for
artists, art educators, and high-school
students. In addition to undergraduate
(BFA) and graduate (MFA, MSAE)
degree programs, MassArt offers a
