REALISING YOUR POTENTIALARTIST MENTORING PROGRAMME (AMP)
Artists Anne-Sophie Adelys and Andy Tolhurst have teamed up to offer a mentoring programme that will take you to the next step in your arts practice.
AMP is an exciting 32 week mentoring programme, aimed at intermediate and experienced artists. Each term will cover one aspect of arts practice. Students will receive guidance and mentoring from professional arts practitioners, develop their concept and participate in a group exhibition at the end of term 2 and term 4. This course will encourage artists to develop a professional art practice, create a body of work, be better prepared to navigate the arts environment and understand its expectations.
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ABOUT THE COURSE:
Fee: $1230 for the year
Who
• For visual arts practitioners [painting, mixed media, sculpture].
Level
• The course is intended for intermediate level artists with an existing art practice [emerging level].
When
• The duration of the course is one year, divided into 4 school terms (with 28 hours of class time per term). Classes will be held on Tuesday evenings over 8 weeks and there will be a group studio practice weekend each term.
What
• Each term class will focus on a specific learning outcome (intention, concept, statement and exposure) as well as studio practice.
• The curriculum includes evening seminars with guest speakers addressing the learning outcome for that term.
• An exhibition of students work will be organised at Corban Estate Arts Centre mid-year (work in progress) and at the end of the year (final student exhibition) enabling the students to gain understanding and experience about the practical requirements of exhibiting their work.
TERM DATES:
Term 1: 14 Feb – 03 Apr
Term 2: 1 May – 19 Jun
Term 3: 24 Jul – 11 Sep
Term 4: 16 Oct – 4 Dec
WANT TO KNOW MORE?
Info evening - 7pm Thursday 3rd November 2011.
To register for the info evening or request an Info-pack email: info@ceac.org.nz
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ABOUT THE TUTORS
Andy Tolhurst completed a Bachelor of Visual Arts in 2005 from Auckland University. He has exhibited at the New Zealand High Commission in London and at galleries throughout New Zealand.
Andy is dedicated to helping artists young and old. He has spent time working with youth as well as lecturing to adults.
Anne-Sophie Adelys received a formal and classical arts education at Les Beaux-Arts in France graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts. Her work has been exhibited in galleries in both France and New Zealand and she has been tutoring for 18 years.
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