In this two-day intense drawing workshop, learn different ways to explore, understand, and record human form.
Working from life models, investigate the human figure as a form with inner anatomical structure and surface features. With pencil and charcoal, explore different drawing methods varying from quick studies to time-devoted drawing. Using examples from art history, the discussion will explore topics including gesture, proportion, distortions and their suggestions and metaphors.
Supplies for this class are not provided and/or included in the course tuition. A list of needed supplies will be sent out to students 2 weeks prior to the course.
Supplies for this class are not provided and/or included in the course tuition. A list of needed supples will be sent out to students 2 weeks prior to the course.
Brian Chu is Professor at the University of New Hampshire. He teaches courses in painting, drawing, and printmaking on all levels in undergraduate and graduate programs. He also taught UNH study abroad program in Ascoli Piceno, Italy, and in Chengdu University, China.
His work received many honors including the Clowes Fellowship at the Vermont Studio Center, the Milton & Sally Avery Residency Award at Byrdcliffe, New York. He has exhibited in New York City, California, Pennsylvania, Georgia, and throughout New England. He participated in Artist Residencies at France, Spain, Canada, New York, Vermont, Maine, and New Hampshire. Reviews of his work have appeared in Art New England and the Philadelphia Enquirer.
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