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UC BERKELEY EXTENSION - REGISTER BY CLICKING ON COURSE TITLES BELOW

Light and Space: Mood and Dramatic Narrative in Painting
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10 meetings
June 17 to Aug. 19: Mondays., 6-9:40 pm
San Francisco: Room 213, Art and Design Center, 95 Third St.
$455 (EDP 015396)

Focus on both concept and technique of creating light and space in your artwork. Use the narrative language of photography and film— backlight, cast shadow and deep focus—to add emotional depth and mystery to any genre of work. 


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Colorful Painting: Observation and Intuition
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10 meetings
June 15 to Aug. 17: Saturdays., 10 am-1:40 pm
San Francisco: Room 213, Art and Design Center, 95 Third St.
$455 (EDP 015230)


In contemporary art, color can be a concept: cosmic imagery, duality, synesthesia, vibration or sacred geometry. Explore conscious invention (the illusion of light) and accidental discovery (intuitive mixing in layers), as well as methods for working through psychological blocks to allow a flowing familiarity with brush, pen, ink, watercolor, gouache, pastel or oil.


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THE SAN FRANCISCO ART INSTITUTE ADULT COMMUNITY EDUCATION - GENERAL INFO HERE

Intermediate and Advanced Painting
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Summer Semester is 10 sessions
June 5 - August 7, 2013
Wednesdays 6:30-9:30 pm
Location: Studio 117 Number: PA1010
Tuition: $400


Through visual and verbal analysis, you will increase the power of your work and overcome blocks that hinder the completion of paintings. The course presents ideas to help you explore the content of your art through irony, humor, narrative, mood, and the use of unusual materials. Individual instruction and technical assignments will help you to explore a particular style and become more independent by painting in series. Prerequisite: Recent college or extension level courses in both drawing and painting required.

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