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The Front Range Community College BCC Art Department Website | |
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We are a vital, interactive, student-centered, discipline based program. We are committed to the creative and technical aspects of art making, critical thinking and idea development. We welcome students of all levels of ability and experience. Artists and non-artists can express themselves, learn, grow, experiment and explore in a supportive and academic atmosphere. Take classes for college credit or just for fun! Register nowfor Fall. Beginning and continuing students who do not need to transfer credit can take painting and drawing classes without the prerequisite 2d Design course. Have Camille Rendal or the instructor sign you in! For our non-credit courses click here: COMMUNITY LEARNING. | ||
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Art Department News | ||
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Click Here for more information about the following:
* Many exciting equipment and facility upgrades including a new Jewelry/Metals Lab, new looms, new Sculpture Salon, new painting easels and new drawing room furniture..
* Student Show April 22, 2010. Plains Pardox 7th Edition & Art from the Heart February 10, 2010.
* Open Studio Hours.
* Successful Student Sale on December 4, 2009 earned students $2,200!. Student Exhibition coming April 2010.
* Several STUDENT ART SHOWS on and off campus: Rose Lynch, Nora Gardner and Tersea Smith at the Spark Gallery opening August 7, Sally Fulton took 1st place for Oil Painting and 2nd place for Pastel in the Thompson Valley Art Assoc.; Rose Lynch had 2 works juried into the next Core Gallery Show in Denver; FRCC Alumni Exhibition at the Old Firehouse; Students had many exhibits in Longmont, Boulder and Loveland, MUSE GALLERY shows several students' work.
* ART FACULTY SHOWS: BCC faculty now showing work in Building A. Faculty Shows at the Great Frame Up and The Westminster Campus. Also: Camille at the Westminster Campus, The Great Frame Up and in New Orleans, Tyler at the Eliot Street Collective, Tyler and Catherine in Westminster's Just Paint, Catherine Carilli at Next, Rick Stoner at the Longmont Museum, Old Firehouse and the Governer's Show, Tyler Alpern in Urban Molecule and Edge New York; Lisa Michot in Westword, at the Boulder Library, Spark and many others.
* New Courses: 3-D Figure Studies in Clay, Figure Drawing and more evening classes including Painting and Ceramics.
* New Mosaics Mural featuring work by Camille Rendal, Tyler Alpern, Catherine Carilli, John Pabor, Lisa Michot, Kristin Marine.
* SEE THE FEATURE ABOUT FRCC ART INSTRUCTORS IN THE OCT 23 TIMES-CALL. | ||
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Boulder County Faculty | ||
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Camille Rendal Department Lead |  | |||||||||
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Tyler Alpern Painting | ||||||||||
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Catherine Carilli Art History, Drawing & Painting | |||||||||||||||
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Nicole Deyton Art Appreciation & 2D Design | |||||||||||||||
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Toby Huffman Ceramics | |||||||||||||||
Marie Huggin Watercolor | |||||||||||||||
Stephanie Lindsey Photo | |||||||||||||||
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Kristin Marine Drawing | ||||||||
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Lisa Michot Art Appreciation | ||||||||
Scott Olson Digital Photography | ||||||||
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John Pabor Scuplture & Art Appreciation | |||||||
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Rick Stoner Drawing Email * Web | |||||||
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Our Mission | ||
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In addition to and including the 5 purposes outlined in the College Strategic Plan, the Art Department in particular seeks to:
1) expose students to a wide variety of art making experiences and possibilites.
2) foster creativity and individual growth as an artist in three areas: technical skill, artistic voice and content, understanding of basic artistic principles.
3) bring art making and understanding of creative thinking, problem solving and methodology to students who are both artists and non-artists.
4) understand that in art there are many opposing ideas that are both possible and correct so we seek to embrace the diverse talents and strengths of the students and staff.
5) provide a secure and welcoming environment for both students and staff. | ||
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Students range in age from late teens to early eighties and can take classes for credit or not.
The Art Faculty, in conjunction with Student Services, reaches out to work with the abilities of students who have special needs of any kind, in their learning career. Because the process of creating art is holistic, and art has many ways to express ideas, the student with a unique mode of learning may look forward to finding an inspiring class within the art studio. | ||
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STUDENT COMMENTS: I took Drawing and 2D Design. I finished up with the Multimedia Technology degree last May. Everyday as I go about life I have an appreciation for my surroundings - the designs, the colors - and you are the reason that my thinking will never be the same. I want say that your class had a huge impact on me. Not only did I learn more than I could have imagined, but your class was one of the first art courses in which I was able to express my creative side. More than anything, I greatly appreciated the fact that you never made me feel bad about my work and that you allowed me to learn through making mistakes. You encouraged me consistently while maintaning high expectations. I especially appreciated how good you were to me in 2D class because I was just beginning and at that stage where getting the wrong teacher would have crushed me. You helped give me the courage to keep moving forward in a new a scary place. Excellent class, great learning experience and very challenging also. One of the best classes I have taken at FRCC. I learned a tremendous amount in this class. I took the class as requirement that fit my schedule but have been delighted with the class. The techniques that I have learned in this class will last a lifetime. This class has been challenging yet very interesting. I have learned a great deal in this class. | ||
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We are located on the edge of Longmont, just minutes from Boulder, Colorado. As you enter town on the Diagonal Highway from Boulder, immediately turn right on Hover (the first light) then turn left at the next light (Pike). We are the first 2 lefts at Miller and Pike. Enter door number one located at the far east side of the building and you have found our classrooms. | ||
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