Advanced Mentored Studies
Apply for a three-year advanced mentored studies program in photography, painting and drawing, sculpture, digital fabrication, or ceramics with master faculty and ongoing critique and portfolio reviews.
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- Entry fee
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- Location
- Anderson Ranch Arts Center
About
Overview
Advanced Mentored Studies is a vital link in the education of emerging artists. Within the program, students gain access to master faculty—top contemporary artists and educators—over a three-year period, providing rigorous inquiry and steady direction for their individual practice.
Fields Offered
- Photography
- Painting and Drawing
- Sculpture
- Digital Fabrication
- Ceramics
Program Structure
- Weeklong or two-week workshops each year
- Mid-year portfolio reviews
- Quarterly meetings with faculty to discuss ongoing work and progress
- Mid-year online critique with the entire group
Faculty
Faculty include Ebitenyefa Baralaye (ceramics), James Estrin (photography, New York Times staff photographer), Del Harrow (sculpture, digital fabrication, ceramics), Holly Hughes (painting, RISD professor emeritus), Ed Kashi (photojournalism), and Stephen Westfall (painting, multiple grants and awards).
Support
The Advanced Mentored Studies program is generously underwritten by Becky and Mike Murray and Pam Joseph.
- Eligibility
- Open to emerging artists.
- Audience
- Emerging artists
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