Program Description
The Visual Art Department at Germantown Academy is committed to providing a comprehensive education in the arts within the context of a liberal arts education. Our foundation and advanced curriculum is a well-rounded and versatile approach to the study and application of art. It is designed to provide a creatively stimulating education in an open environment of studio classes. Experimentation and innovation, collaboration and social responsibility are themes built into the curriculum. While these courses extend excellent opportunities for the general study of art and life-long arts advocacy, they are also designed to cultivate serious talents in the visual arts. Many of our students have gone on to prominent careers in commercial, fine, and applied arts.
Showing posts with label Printmaking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Printmaking. Show all posts
Sunday, February 19, 2017
Student Print Makers Exhibit in Philadelphia
Painting and Drawing teacher Dave Love is one of the founding members of Prints Link Philadelphia an arts organization dedicated to the craft of printmaking that affords unique exhibition opportunities for student artists in high schools in the Philadelphia area. This year GA honors art students are participating in an exhibition at Legend Galleries at 230 North 21st Street. The exhibition is open to the public until February 24th.
Sunday, February 14, 2016
Art Students Exhibit at Woodmere Art Museum
The Woodmere Art Museum is hosting a printmaking
exhibit featuring the artworks of a number of GA art students. The exhibit “Transferring
Ideas”, explores
the magic that happens when simple images are transferred and
transformed through the printmaking process. The work on display
includes everything from traditional
print process through others, which stretch the definition of what a
print is and what it can be in the 21st century. Participating
artists and schools are all part of Prints Link Philadelphia
(PLP), an alliance of alliance of art educators from around the region,
representing public, independent, and charter schools. Current
participating schools include-Abington Friends School,
Abington Senior High School, Ellwood School, Esperanza
Academy, Germantown Academy and Russell Byers Charter School.
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
GA Students Exhibit at Tyler School of Arts
GA Upper School students participate in group printmaking show at Tyler.
From March 31st through April 19th, 2015, close to 40 Upper School
students from GA will be participating in group printmaking exhibit at
Tyler School of Art. The show entitled, "Prints for All Ages" showcases a
diverse range of printmaking processes from
members of Prints Link Philadelphia, of which GA is a part of. PLP
( founded in 2009) is a coalition of community arts organizations, art
centers, museums, schools and teaching artists who develop curriculum
and projects to educate and promote printmaking to
children and teens in the Philadelphia region." http://www.printslinkphila.com/
Mr. Love says, "the GA work comes from all of my drawing and
painting classes at GA-from 2D Foundations all the way through Advanced
Drawing/Painting III. Ms. Katrina Rakowski, student teacher from Tyler,
also directed a number of the print projects.
The work is very strong and has gotten a great response."
Other schools participating include- Abington Friends School,
Esperanza Academy Charter School, Ellwood Elementary and Girard College (
elementary ).
Tyler will be hosting public reception, complete with studio tours, on Sunday, April 19th from 2-4 pm.
Sunday, December 14, 2014
Monday, June 10, 2013
Experimental Variations in Silk Screen Printing
Advanced painting and drawing students have been hard at work exploring printmaking techniques. The most recent of which gave students the opportunity to embrace chance occurrences in the process to take works in new dynamic directions.
Monday, May 6, 2013
GA Artists to exhibit at The Woodmere Art Museum
The exhibit showcases the work of "Prints Link Philadelphia". PLP brings
together a group of educators from diverse communities and age groups
( inner city, suburban, private, public and charter) to develop and
highlight the art of printmaking.
The show at Woodmere will feature the prints of 8-10 different schools. The
work exhibited will be based on/or inspired by curricula developed in
response to the "Full Spectrum" exhibit at The Philadelphia Museum of Art,
which highlighted Brandywine Workshop and their 40th year anniversary as a
nationally renown print center.
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