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The Educational Innovators Behind Lynda.Com and The Skool
The educational innovators behind lynda.com and The Skool, and the booming business of online learning Were in the infancy of this industry, and theres a lot of room for a lot of different angles on how to attack the problem of teaching online. Lynda Weinman The pioneers Forbes magazine ...
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ACX Kids class Illustration teaches children to communicate through drawings
In the ACX Kids "Illustration," children in grades 4 through 8 learn to communicate their ideas and emotions through drawings. Taught by artist and illustrator Michael Horowitz, this class encourages creativity, problem-solving, and brainstorming.
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ACX Teens course Dynamic Drawing teaches teens to communicate ideas through drawings
ACX TEENS COURSE DYNAMIC DRAWING TEACHES TEENS TO COMMUNICATE IDEAS THROUGH DRAWINGS In the ACX Teens course Dynamic Drawing, taught by alumnus Joe Del Rosario (BS 95 Product Design), students explore rapid visualization techniques using ink, pens, markers and other related mediums. ACX Teens is Ar...
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Illustration alumna Joanne Kim creates drawings and paintings that interpret memory
ILLUSTRATION ALUMNA JOANNE KIM CREATES DRAWINGS AND PAINTINGS THAT INTERPRET MEMORY On a spring day in 2021, in a huge and high-ceilinged space that used to be a clothing store in Pasadena’s Paseo mall, artist Joanne Kim (BFA 18 Illustration) gives a tour of her pencil drawings and paintings&...
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4x4 Gallery: Alumni Whose Work Explores Improvisation to Documentation
This 4x4 gallery features work by ArtCenter alumni in which vivid fashion is inspiration, an abandoned house oozes the blues, music and lights blend into a higher plane of existence and drawings set the stage for paintings both modernist and abstract.
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Grad Art alum Sterling Ruby works within a range of aesthetic strategies
American/Dutch artist Sterling Ruby (MFA 15 Art) works within a wide range of aesthetic and material strategies, from sculptures to drawings, collages, richly glazed ceramics, spray paint and oil paintings, photography and video.
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Meet Modern Love Illustrator and ArtCenter Faculty Brian Rea
Meet Modern Love Illustrator and ArtCenter Faculty Brian Rea How does an illustrator make our internal experiences of love and loss visible? It's a riddle that Illustration faculty member grapples with every week in his playful drawings featured within each installation of the New York Times' popul...
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Shooting for the Sky: Exhibition Focuses on Humanity's Shifting Understanding of the Heavens
Shooting for the Sky: Williamson Gallery Exhibition Focuses on Humanity's Shifting Understanding of the Heavens NOTE: Due to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, SKY is not currently available for viewing. We hope, however, that you enjoy this essaywith accompanying imageryby the exhibitions curator. An i...
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4x4 Gallery: Alumni who make art into ritual, ritual into art
4x4 Gallery: Alumni who make art into ritual, ritual into art Lisa Park Her own brainwaves serve as creative muse and medium for Lisa Park (BFA 09 Fine Art). Splitting her time between Seoul and New York City, the artist works with biofeedback technology to create performance art pieces involving...
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4x4 Gallery: Four alumni whose contributions span half a century
This edition of the 4x4 Gallery features recent work by alumni whose contributions as design innovators span half a century. Yves Bhar Since forming San Francisco-based Fuseproject in 1999, Swiss-born multidisciplinary designer Yves Bhar (BFA 91 Product Design) has produced triumphs in efficiency...
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Outsider Art: Esther Pearl Watson
Outsider Art Esther Pearl Watson (BFA 95) “This is going to be the best summer ever…I know my hot guy is sitting on a couch or mat and wondering if some fine lady is dreaming about him,” muses Tammy Pierce, the unlucky underdog of Unlovable, a graphic novel series by Illustratio...
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Revisiting Radical Chic: Meet Art Director Mike Diehl
Revisiting Radical Chic: Meet Art Director Mike Diehl ArtCenter: What are you working on right now? Mike Diehl (BA Advertising 73) graphic designer/art director: A host of wonderful projects: a brand identity for a solar-power company in Hawaii, a logo for a nonprofit music organization, plus some ...
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It All Ads Up: Meet Creative Director/Artist Robert Birkenes
It All Ads Up: Meet Creative Director/Artist Robert Birkenes ArtCenter: What was it like attending ArtCenter in the 1960s?Robert Birkenes (Advertising 67) painter/art director: While I was attending ArtCenter, Saul Bass was one of the most respected graphic designers in L.A. Every designer or art d...
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Alumna Alison Elizabeth Taylor captures the disappearing landscape
Alumna Alison Elizabeth Taylor Captures the Disappearing Landscape When Brooklyn-based artist Alison Elizabeth Taylor (BFA 01 Illustration) returns home to visit family in and around her hometown of Las Vegas, she sees both more and less than she remembers: The open desert shed played in as a kid s...
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Episode 1: Lynda Weinman on Taking Arts Education Online
Change Lab Podcast Episode 1: Lynda Weinman on Taking Arts Education Online In the debut episode of ArtCenter’s Change Lab podcast, President Lorne Buchman interviews Lynda Weinman, who partnered with her husband, ArtCenter alum Bruce Heavin, to found Lynda.com in 1995. What began as a m...
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Adapt or Die: Generative AI is poised to alter the creative landscape forever
Artists, designers, educators, lawyers and other experts share their thoughts on how generative AI is transforming the creative landscape.
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Bruce Heavin 2021 Outstanding Service Alumni Award
2021 Alumni Awards Bruce Heavin, Outstanding Service Award "Giving to ArtCenter is the gift that keeps on giving," says Bruce Heavin (BFA 93 Illustration). "Generosity is not just about money. You could be generous with your time, your empathy." Heavin and his wife Lynda Weinm...
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ACX Teens course Concept Design Basics teaches bringing characters and storyboards to life
In the ACX Teens class Concept Design Basics, students learn how to bring their characters, environments, props and storyboards to life.
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History Repeats Itself: Hiroshi Sugimoto
Recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship, Photography alumnus Hiroshi Sugimoto united his creative passions in photography and architecture by designing his own museum, a future home for his artwork, being built in Odawara, Japan.
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New York's Newest Icon: Rafael Esquer
Rafael Esquer of Alfalfa Studio jumped at the chance to create a mural to improve the cafeteria of the LIFE Family Shelter in Lower Manhattan, inviting the shelter's clients to workshop their ideas and shape the design of the piece.
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ACX Kids class Drawing the Clothed Figure teaches children about shape and form
The ArtCenter Extension (ACX) Kids class Drawing the Clothed Figure teaches children about shape and form.
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ArtCenter's Change Lab Podcast Hosted by President Lorne Buchman Explores Transformation and Creativity
ARTCENTER’S CHANGE LAB PODCAST HOSTED BY PRESIDENT EMERITUS LORNE BUCHMAN EXPLORES THE TRANSFORMATIVE POWER OF CREATIVITY How do artists and designers look at the world starting in childhood? What did they do creatively? How did they feel? Where did those experiences take them in their career...
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Change Lab 55: Artist Kim Schoenstadt on finding redemption through creativity and kinship
ArtCenter President Lorne Buchman speaks with artist Kim Schoenstadt about finding redemption through creativity and kinship
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Change Lab Podcast 44: Dan Brodnitz on democratizing education at LinkedIn Learning
Dan Brodnitz on democratizing education at LinkedIn Learning
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Fearless Futurist, Bob Gurr
Bob Gurr proved himself an audacious futurist of uncommon ingenuity at the age of 20, authoring one of the first books on automotive design, How to Draw Cars of Tomorrow, shortly after graduating from ArtCenter in 1952.
