Leap Into Conceptual Art: Free Interactive Class

On June 2, 1875, a group of art students had the radical idea to create their own art school—one designed for and run byindependent artists.These students broke away from theNational Academy of Design and started the Art Students League of New York—an atelier-style institution whereanyone with an interest in art education can learn traditional fine art technique.Withmore than 100 classes taught in-studio and online, League students make art from day one. League artistslearn by doing, under the guidance of professional artist instructors. Free from a set curriculum and restrictive grading system, League students can focus on making art.There are no applications or prerequisites. Course registration is by the month, and tuition isamong the most affordable in New York City.Visitthe League's websiteand start making art today!

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Join League instructor Elizabeth Demaray for a preview of her online Conceptual Art class. Demaray will guide you through a live art project

Join League instructor Elizabeth Demaray for a preview of her online Conceptual Art class. In this demonstration, explore the history of conceptual art and be guided through a live project which employs strategies of conceptual art making.Elizabeth Demaray’s monthly online class, <a href="https://etelier.artstudentsleague.org/course/Demaray-Conceptual-Art-A-Master-Class-for-Everyon_cd_9025_6200" title="https://etelier.artstudentsleague.org/course/Demaray-Conceptual-Art-A-Master-Class-for-Everyon_cd_9025_6200" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Conceptual Art: a Master Class for Everyone</a>, takes place Sunday evenings. Created as a one-year rotation through the history of generative practices, each month is a stand-alone unit dedicated to a tool, strategy or practice found in contemporary art making. Students are invited to enroll during any month of the year-long rotation. <h4>About the Instructor:</h4>Elizabeth Demaray is a sculptor whose work engages the interface between the built environment and the natural world. Her current artwork, The Arc Project: Manhattan Tundra at World Trade, is an emergent ecosystem on the top of the World Trade #7 Building. Demaray is the recipient of the National Studio Award at the New York Museum of Modern Art/P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center, the New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowship in Sculpture and the Welcome to the Anthropocene Award from the Association of Environmental Science Studies. Currently a Professor of Fine Arts and head of the concentrations in intermedia and sculpture at Rutgers University, Camden, Demaray is also an advisor in the Art and Artificial Intelligence Lab at Rutgers New Brunswick, which is a platform for the creative use of computer vision and machine learning in art.Artist Website: <a href="http://elizabethdemaray.org/" title="http://elizabethdemaray.org/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">www.elizabethdemaray.org</a>

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