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Weekly
Classes: Atelier (Studio) Program |
| Secrets
from the Masters |
The
Atelier, or weekly art class, is based upon the
European Classical tradition and designed for students
who want the benefits of intensive workshops combined
with the continuity, momentum and progressive, long-term
development of a weekly program. They also enjoy
the comraderie and experience of painting with other
artists working towards similar goals. 
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weekly demonstrations and painting projects teach
the foundations of European Classical through Nineteenth-century
painting--Classicism, Baroque, Rococo, Realism,
Naturalism, French and American Impressionism and
Tonalism; and the skills to paint nude and clothed
figures, portraits, children, still lifes, street
scenes, landscapes and gardens. Each week, Craig
Srebnik demonstrates and explains concepts,
principles and techniques, followed by individual
instruction as the students apply the lessons to
their own artwork. He gives students the understanding
and skills to develop their own vision and artistic
voice by passing on "Secrets of the Masters"--gained
from his research in the U.S., Europe and from his
own painting experience.
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Atelier Program is open to artists at all levels,
from beginner to professional, as individual instruction
is tailored to each student's needs and goals.
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Painting
demonstration
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Individual
instruction |
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Projects;
exercises and hand-outs, as required |
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Periodic
open painting sessions at the classroom to
continue on class projects together or work
on other paintings |
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Demonstrations
are in oil, except for anatomy or compostion. |
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| Dates |
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Term: 12
Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
October 1, 2008-January 7, 2009
No
Class: November 12 (How to Succeed as a Fine
Artist at the Cambridge Center--see Workshop
page), Christmas Eve, New Year's Eve
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$600/term
($50/week)
$65/class Drop-in, please reserve your place
in advance
Cash
or checks accepted.
Please
make checks payable to Craig Srebnik
and send to the address at the bottom of this
page, unless paying in cash at class.
No
refunds after the first day of each term.
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Drop-ins are welcome. Please call or
email ahead to reserve your place. In addition
to a lower cost per class, enrolled students
will gain the other advantages listed below
and updates via email.
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| Enrollment
Advantages |
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23%
cost savings |
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Discounts
on all workshops during the term organized
by Craig Srebnik |
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Progressive
projects to develop as a painter and artist
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Additional
guidance to achieve long-term art amd art
career goals
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Reserved
painting area for class and open painting
sessions |
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Art
supplies and painting set up may be left all
term, except during occasional workshops. |
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Preview
and image of upcoming projects via email |
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Free
critiques of non-Atelier paintings
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Priority
placement for open painting, life painting
or outdoor sessions
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Please
feel free to call if you have any questions,
617 666-2460. I am looking forward to seeing
you in class! Craig Srebnik
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started the Atelier program as a novice painter
and within a year I was exhibiting my paintings
and teaching. The program focuses on concepts,
principles and techniques so that each artist
develops the ability to express their own
artistic vision."
Gary
Oro |
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admired Craig Srebnik's skillful and sensitive
portrayals of the human figure for many years,
I was thrilled at the chance to study with
him. My enrollment at Atelier Srebnik has
greatly impacted my own figure work, through
Craig's enlightenment of classical academic
painting methods and an in-depth study of
figure structure. Extremely generous with
his knowledge, Craig is entirely committed
to the advancement of his students' work."
Kim
Gorrasi
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Srebnik taught me the anatomical structure
and form of the human figure in the context
of drawing and painting--that you can't learn
anywhere else."
Jun
Lu, M.D., Ph.D., Dept. of Neurology, Harvard
Medical School & Beth Israel Deaconess Medical
Center
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need to understand human anatomy--especially
the skeletal structure and musculature-in
terms of three-dimensional form and movement,
combined with artistic qualities like beauty,
harmony and proportion. Srebnik has this knowledge
to offer to you."
Sanja
Percac, M.D., Ph.D., Mt. Sinia Hospital, New
York Former Anatomy Lecturer, Harvard Medical
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addition to his own weekly professional program
and workshops in Boston and Paris, Srebnik
has taught workshops at: |
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Center/Traverse City |
Association
of Nebraska Art Clubs |
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Botkins/National
Endowment for the Arts |
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City
Fine Art Studio |
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Fine
Artists Factory |
Hilton
Head Art League |
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Laguna
Art Workshops |
Little
Rock Art Workshops |
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Lyme
Art Association |
Montserrat
College of Art |
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Pacific
Northwest College of Art |
Portland
Community College |
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Sedona
Arts Center |
Spring
Island
Workshops |
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Valdes
Art Workshops |
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World of Arts and Crafts |
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