[Hybrid] Advanced Studio Art – Workshop Series

REGISTRATION FOR THIS SESSION IS CLOSED. SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER TO RECEIVE INFORMATION ON UPCOMING PROGRAMS.

SECOND AND FOURTH TUESDAYS
FEBRUARY 23 – MAY 25
4 – 5 PM (ET)
Recommended for ages 13 – 18

This hybrid semester is designed to help students build the necessary foundational skill set to ignite creativity. Students will engage in virtual and in-person artmaking workshops to assist in portfolio preparedness. This 60-minute online instruction places emphasis on building foundational skillset and concept development. Bass Hybrid Studio Art Workshop is aimed to both high school and college prospective students. The teaching artist will mentor students and provide an individualized learning experience for optimal portfolio and audition readiness. Virtual classes meet every second Tuesday at 4 PM. In-person workshops will be held outdoors, every fourth Tuesday (materials will be provided).

The art session features a carefully crafted art package containing all needed. Art materials can be picked up from the museum or, for an additional fee, can be shipped throughout the U.S. via USPS or couriered locally via Uber Connect!

At the end of the session, family and friends are invited to attend the virtual student exhibition. Space is limited. Pre-registration is required. Please refer to our FAQs for additional information. For questions about virtual art sessions please email [email protected] or call 786-477-6003.

Preregistration is required as all participants will need to be screened. Only those approved will be allowed into the classroom space. Pro-rated cost is available for participants unable to attend all 7 classes and The Bass will be flexible with refunds and credits due to our stringent safety protocols.

In honoring the 25^th anniversary of exhibiting artist Félix González-Torres’ death, art-making projects and themes for the spring season are drawn from the What Remains exhibition, on view through April 11, 2021.

$175 (7 classes)
Members (Family/Dual & above): $140 (7 classes)
Become a member to receive special rates and priority registration to programs like this!

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INSIDE THE ART MATERIALS PACKAGE 

• Daily activities and lesson plans
• Art supplies selected and clearly marked for each day’s project
• A unique ZOOM Classroom meeting number and password with detailed log-in instructions
• A branded Bass Museum of Art sketchbook (while supplies last)

WHAT YOU’LL NEED TO PARTICIPATE 

• Internet access
• An internet-connected device with audio and video capabilities, such as a computer, iPad or tablet

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General registration closes on February 20, or when classes fill. Space is limited and classes fill quickly. Registration includes access to weekly Zoom classes and packaged art materials. To receive your materials:

• Pick-up in person from the museum*
• Have them shipped for an additional fee, per student**
• Request contactless courier service for local orders***

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FEBRUARY  23 & MARCH 9

Abraham Cruzvillegas: Agua dulce planting experience.

MARCH 23 & APRIL 13

Felix Gonzalez-Torres: What Remains: an exploration in conceptual portraiture.

APRIL 27 & MAY 11

Portfolio Preparation: Documenting and Finalizing. College Art professionals will coach and provide guidance for optimal portfolio submittal and live auditions advice. In addition, assistance in documenting artwork will be provided with use of high-end equipment and a gallery setting.

MAY 25

Teen Exhibition: ‘’’Untitled” (Portrait of)’ an exhibition comprised of 50 teenage artists, curated by The Teen Board at The Bass and inspired by the work of Felix Gonzalez-Torres.

The Teen Event Series at The Bass is hosted by the Teen Board, a group of creators and advocates with an interest in art and community engagement. Learn more here.

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MEET THE INSTRUCTOR!

LISA QUINN
Education Program Manager, The Bass
Instructor | Ages 7 and up

Lisa Quinn has had a lifelong passion for art education and has acquired over 14 years of experience in museum education practices and studio art education in New York City and Miami. Ms. Quinn is committed to exposing the benefits of visual arts to all ages, and has been with the museum since March 2016.