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| News
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| Winter
Classes Begin January 2007
at the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts
Monday 6:30 pm - 9:00
Figure and Portrait Drawing -
Tuesday 9:30
am -12:00 Figure Sculpture -
Wednesday 6:30 pm - 9:00 Figure and Portrait
Drawing -
Thursday 6:30 pm - 9:00 Animal and Wildlife
Sculpture -
All
Classes Run Twelve Weeks
Register
for classes through the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts:
By phone- with
a credit card, call the Registration Office at 269/349-7775,
ext. 3101.
On weekends, call 269/349-7775, ext. 3001
For other registration methods,
please see the KIA
site (no online registration available) |
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Joshua
will be lecturing on drawing technique and demonstrating
several drawing methods at the Museum Senoir Day, Thursday
October 5th, Kalamazoo Institute of Arts.
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| Due
to high demand, a second section of Figure and Portrait
Drawing has been opened for Fall Semester on Monday Nights,
6:15 to 9:00. Both the Monday and Wednesday sections will
continue to be offered in the Winter semester. |
| Joshua
presented the lecture Bodies of Flesh and Stone: a History
of Figure Sculpture at Artbreak at the Kalamazoo Institute
of Arts on September 12th. The program ran one hour and
was well attended and received. His next lecture The
Fine Art of Revenge will be in mid January. |
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Tinker, the Maine
Coon Cat now has his bust on display at Kazoo Books
Used and Rare Book Dealers, where he lives. Thanks
to Jim and Gloria Tiller.
www.kazoobooks.com |
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On
Friday, April 28th, Joshua lectured on 19th century academic
drawing technique, and the modern book The Artists
Complete Guide to Figure Drawing by Anthony Ryder,
for the Battle Creek Society of Artists at Kellogg Community
College. Turnout was good, and the Battle Creek Enquirer
as well as the Battle Creek Shopper ran articles
on Joshua and the lecture. Thanks to Jerry Ulrich, Bill
Williams, Stan Sneider, and everyone else who helped make
this event happen.
Joshua talks with several
audience members after the lecture. Photo courtesy of
Stan Sneider
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