artist co-op7 classes
Since 1995, Artist Co-op 7 classes have offered a stimulating environment for students to exchange ideas, knowledge and energies through self-exploration and creative expression. Students of all levels will be encouraged to tap their inner resources to achieve personal fulfillment and expand exhibition opportunities.
Artist Co-op 7 offers an ongoing art program at the American Jewish University (formerly the University of Judaism) as part of the Whizin Center for Continuing Education program. See below for registration and location. Three classes are currently scheduled:
painting & drawing
Fridays, 10am–12:30pm
This ongoing workshop offers a flow/grow/glow experience for all levels, from beginning to advanced students who appreciate the right-brain approach to artistic expression. Personal exploration and discovery are encouraged to unlock your unconscious creative energies.
The course begins with contour drawing and evolves to the elements of painting composition – line, shape, color, value, movement and texture. You will receive individual guidance, work at your own pace and arrive at your own style. Students may paint in either oil or acrylics. More details...
watercolor painting
Tuesdays, 10am–12:30pm
Explore the versatility of watercolor with a sense of play and experimentation. Learn techniques that encourage a natural extension of individual sensitivity. Topics include introduction to watercolor, recognition and execution of good design and composition, right-brain techniques, and reinforcement of creative imagination. More details...
right brain figure drawing: fearless creating
Mondays, 10:30am–12:30pm
Explore innovative concepts of expression using multimedia: charcoal, pastel, ink and collage. Students with any level of experience. Explore innovative life drawing concepts of expression...
- Receive perceptual training
- Release your creativity
- Study masters and graphic theory
- Benefit from discussion and critique
- Work from live models
Level
Classes are appropriate to all levels of experience, age and background. We all learn from each other and profit from the diversity of energies, abilities and resources within the group dynamic. Our program participants continue to benefit from the years of interaction within this dynamic group. Through the courses we offer, interested participants can become acquainted with our philosophy and objectives. If their work shows an understanding of principles and artistic growth, new artists may be invited to become members of Artist Co-op 7.
Registration
To obtain a current catalog and to register by phone, contact the American Jewish University’s Continuing Education department at (310) 440-1246. Registration Information.
Direct links to each class description:
For further information, email Jeanne Hahn, Artist Co-op 7 Art Panel Coordinator, or call her at (818) 885-8306.
Location: 15600 Mulholland Drive, Bel Air, California 90077. The American Jewish University is a non-denominational institution and all newcomers are welcome to attend.