Sentences with phrase «teaching artists allows»

Providing peer mentoring for principal, classroom teachers and teaching artists allows the program to build upon the strength and wisdom of participants at every level of the program.

Not exact matches

Teaching allows professional artists to stay close to their disciplines and have a more flexible schedule to pursue their own practice.

Cory's teachings were clear and practical, and allowed me to connect with many other artists, exchange with them and realize I was not the only one struggling.

His teaching was a catalyst that allowed American artists to approach Modernism in new and personal ways.

By 1956, Scott's success as an artist, both nationally and internationally, allowed him to give up full - time teaching, although he would remain interested in, and involved with, art school education for the rest of his life.

The most often repeated description of John's teaching style was that he treated his students with respect, always thinking of them as artists, not students, and allowing them to find their own voice.

The most often repeated description of John's teaching style was that he treated them with respects, always thinking of them as artists, not students, and allowing them to find their own voice.

The artist states, «I hope I don't «teach» anyone anything but introduce multiple perspectives and allow space for students and the public to make decisions for themselves.»

Gallery monitor jobs are often filled by students and a artist fellowship allows artists to come to the university to teach and exhibit their work.

While the strict, almost 19th - century style of formal figuration that has been taught at the Académie since its colonial - era founding allowed the artist to develop sophisticated painterly skills, ultimately, he found its program conceptually stifling, and abandoned his studies there, in 2011.

Each week a teaching artist created Fine Art centric lessons allowing students ages 4 & 5 to experience new materials, techniques and creative thinking activities.

Appropriately, American artist Sol LeWitt, who taught at the Museum of Modern Art School, New York between 1964 - 7, and in 1968 devised an innovative technique of creating large - scale wall drawings that allowed others to produce them to his specifications in nearby or distant locations, has work included in both exhibitions.

Named after their place of origin, where the artist took a sabbatical year from teaching in 1962 - 63, these paintings embrace dark silhouettes that establish a haunting effect, allowing for a more direct relationship between the viewer and the painting.

The two - year studio program, taught by internationally celebrated artists, allows students to pursue moving image, new genres, painting, photography, printmaking, and sculpture.

Being around art and artists allows a special type of freedom for the self - taught artist to create and follow where process and his imagination takes him.

The gift funds a year - long residency at the institute that allows an artist to pursue projects and research while also teaching a course.