Drawing

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Photo Credit: Sarah Race

Embark on an artistic exploration like no other, where we celebrate the diversity of creative expression through the art of drawing. Our drawing course is more than just a class; it's a community of young artists who share a passion for visual storytelling. You'll engage with like-minded peers, connect with mentors, and foster lifelong relationships with fellow creative individuals. Through hands-on assignments and personal exploration, you'll dive into a rich tapestry of traditional, technical, and experimental drawing techniques. From the subtlety of graphite to the boldness of charcoal, the vibrancy of pastels, and the versatility of mixed media, you are encouraged to explore diverse tools to bring your creative vision to life. At the heart of this course is a commitment to peer and instructor-led feedback. Learn from experts while also benefiting from the fresh perspectives of your creative peers. Together, we'll help each other grow as artists.

This course is designed for teens, whether you're new to drawing or looking to uncover new pathways to creative expression.

CSTA 100 Drawing

July 2 - 26 2024 | 4 weeks
9:00am - 4:00pm (Pacific Time)
Monday to Friday

CSTA 200 Drawing (Online)

July 2 - 26 2024 | 4 weeks
9:00am - 4:00pm (Pacific Time)
Monday to Friday

Our online drawing course is more than just a class; you will engage with creative individuals from around the world, fostering lifelong relationships with fellow artists. Our online platform provides a vibrant space for artistic collaboration and growth. Regardless of your location, you can access the course materials through an online gateway to the world of creative possibilities.

Tuition

Domestic Students: $2,611.10 CAD
International Students: $3,011.10 CAD

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Instructor Bios

Vjeko Sager is an artist, educator and curator, awarded, exhibited and represented in public and private collections in Canada, Japan, Hungary, Italy, USA and former Yugoslavia. He received a Masters Degree in Applied Arts from the University of Arts in Belgrade and was appointed a Associate Professor in Painting Techniques at the Faculty of Applied Arts & Design in Belgrade. Vjeko participated at numerous art events in Europe and in 1994 he moved to Vancouver. His recent works are exhibited at 35 international and local exhibitions and represented in the Slide Registry at the Drawing Center in New York. He curated the exhibition "Art in Exile" for Artropolis 2003 (visited by 10.000 people) and lectured at the UBC Grand Rounds, SFU Philosopher's Cafe and participated at many local art events.

Annie Canto is a visual artist and educator living on the unceded homelands of the hənqəminəm and Skwxwú7mesh speaking peoples in Burnaby, British Columbia. Canto has been artist in residence for Artist for Kids Summer Camp through Gordon Smith Gallery, North Vancouver, BC, and has shown work with No. 3 Gallery and Access Gallery’s PLOT in Vancouver, BC. Her most recent print series and event space, My Beautiful Laundry, was a collaboration with the Klondike Institute of Arts and Culture in Dawson City, YT. She currently works as a humanities instructor at Emily Carr University of Art and Design and mentors the creation of BIPOC lead cooperatives through Solid State Community Industries in Surrey, BC.

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