CCA Events
Turkey Info Session for Summer Study Abroad 2012 (Oakland)
Presented by the Office of Special ProgramsMonday, February 13, 2012, 3:15–3:45 pm
Oakland campus, B Building 1
More info: Carol Pitts, cpitts@cca.edu, 510.594.3732
TURKEY: International Sinopale Biennial
Information session with Mariella Poli
Students in this interdisciplinary course participate as a collective, collaborating with residents of Sinop on a project that reflects the conceptual framework of the Sinopale Biennial. By fostering partnerships in the international community, the class exposes students to, and develops a deeper understanding of, global discourse. The completed work will be part of an exhibition and catalog in the 4th International Sinopale Biennial.
Prerequisite: Completion of sophomore year and instructor approval
For undergraduates, this course satisfies a studio elective or an upper division Interdisciplinary studio (approval pending for Diversity Studies).
For graduates, this course satisfies a gradwide elective.
ShareCategories: Special Programs Student Life
Italy Info Session for Summer Study Abroad 2012 (Oakland)
Presented by the Office of Special ProgramsMonday, February 13, 2012, 3:15–3:45 pm
Oakland campus, B Building 1
More info: Carol Pitts, cpitts@cca.edu, 510.594.3732
ITALY Interdisciplinary Studio: Art & Contemporary Culture
Florence/Sant'Anna/Pienza/Venice
Information Session with Mariella Poli
Rich in history and culture and with a singular place in the development of Western art, Italy offers unique perspectives to all students of the arts. This interdisciplinary course examines Italian art, culture, and everyday life -- from the Renaissance to present day -- while providing students with the opportunity to work in the medium of their choice. (Students earn 3 credits.)
Prerequisite: Completion of sophomore year and instructor approval
For undergraduates, this course satisfies a studio elective, a Visual Studies requirement, or an Upper Division Interdisciplinary studio.
For graduates, this course satisfies a gradwide elective.
Categories: Special Programs Student Life
Italy Info Session for Summer Study Abroad 2012 (San Francisco)
Presented by the Office of Special ProgramsThursday, February 16, 2012, 3:15–3:45 pm
San Francisco campus, West 1
More info: Carol Pitts, cpitts@cca.edu, 510.594.3732
ITALY Interdisciplinary Studio: Art & Contemporary Culture
Florence/Sant'Anna/Pienza/Venice
Information Session with Mariella Poli
Rich in history and culture and with a singular place in the development of Western art, Italy offers unique perspectives to all students of the arts. This interdisciplinary course examines Italian art, culture, and everyday life -- from the Renaissance to present day -- while providing students with the opportunity to work in the medium of their choice. (Students earn 3 credits.)
Prerequisite: Completion of sophomore year and instructor approval
For undergraduates, this course satisfies a studio elective, a Visual Studies requirement, or an Upper Division Interdisciplinary studio.
For graduates, this course satisfies a gradwide elective.
Categories: Special Programs Student Life
Turkey Info Session for Summer Study Abroad 2012
Presented by the Office of Special ProgramsThursday, February 16, 2012, 3:15–3:45 pm
San Francisco campus, West 1
More info: Carol Pitts, cpitts@cca.edu, 510.594.3732
TURKEY: International Sinopale Biennial
Information session with Mariella Poli
Students in this interdisciplinary course participate as a collective, collaborating with residents of Sinop on a project that reflects the conceptual framework of the Sinopale Biennial. By fostering partnerships in the international community, the class exposes students to, and develops a deeper understanding of, global discourse. The completed work will be part of an exhibition and catalog in the 4th International Sinopale Biennial.
Prerequisite: Completion of sophomore year and instructor approval
For undergraduates, this course satisfies a studio elective or an upper division Interdisciplinary studio (approval pending for Diversity Studies).
For graduates, this course satisfies a gradwide elective.
1/26/2012 12:58:14 Turkey Info Session for Summer Study Abroad 2012 Thursday, February 16, 2012 None SF, West 1 3:15-3:45 p.m. Carol Pitts, cpitts@cca.edu, 510.594.3732 "TURKEY: International Sinopale Biennial
Information Session with Mariella Poli
CCA Summer Study Abroad 2012
San Francisco campus, West 1: Thursday, February 16, 3:15–3:45 p.m.
Instructor: Mariella Poli
Students in this interdisciplinary course participate as a collective, collaborating with residents of Sinop on a project that reflects the conceptual framework of the Sinopale Biennial. By fostering partnerships in the international community, the class exposes students to, and develops a deeper understanding of, global discourse. The completed work will be part of an exhibition and catalogue in the #4 International Sinopale Biennial.
Prerequisite: completion of sophomore year and instructor approval.
For undergraduates, this course fulfills a studio elective or an Upper Division Interdisciplinary studio (approval pending for Diversity Studies). For graduates, this course fulfills a grad-wide elective." Publish my name as the public contact. None None Office of Special Programs, 510.594.3710, http://www.cca.edu/academics/special 510.594.3732, cpitts@cca.edu Free and open to the public Campus/street (free) No Students Yes, I will send supporting materials. Yes, this event has been approved by the CCA Scheduling Manger.
Categories: Student Life Support
Kickstarter Workshop with Stephanie Pereira, Art Program Director at Kickstarter
Friday, February 17, 2012, 12:30–1:30 pm
San Francisco campus, Main Building, East 1
Free and open to CCA community only, but space is limited: RSVP to alumni@cca.edu by February 13.
Contact: alumni@cca.edu, 415.703.9595
More info: cca.edu/alumni
All CCA alumni, students, faculty, and staff are invited to join us as we explore Kickstarter, the world’s largest funding platform for creative projects. Kickstarter’s Art Program Director Stephanie Pereira will make a presentation on bringing a Kickstarter project to life. Learn how to structure a project, what kind of rewards work best, and other helpful tips and valuable stats.
You are welcome to bring your lunch to the workshop. Delicious Anthony's Cookies and other sweet treats will be provided by the Alumni Association.
Go to www.kickstarter.com/cca to view and support the ambitious projects independently created by alumni, students, faculty, and staff in our CCA community.
Categories: Alumni Career Services Student Life
Friday Readings
Presented by the MFA Program in WritingFriday, February 17, 2012, 5:30–7:30 pm
Writers’ Studio, San Francisco campus
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Refreshments at 5:30; readings begin at 6 p.m.
Free and open to the public
More info: Teresa Walsh: twalsh@cca.edu
Friday Readings unite first and second-year MFA Program in Writing students in a casual and supportive setting where they read their works to a public audience. Check with program manager Teresa Walsh for a complete list of readers throughout the spring term.
Categories: Graduate Studies Public Calendar Student Life Writing Writing and Literature
Berlin Info Session for Summer Study Abroad 2012 (Oakland)
Presented by the Office of Special ProgramsMonday, February 20, 2012, 3:15–3:45 pm
Oakland campus: B Building 1
Contact: Carol Pitts, cpitts@cca.edu, 510.594.3732
More info: http://www.cca.edu/academics/special
(See also a similar information session held on the San Francisco campus Wednesday, February 22.)
Berlin Interdisciplinary Studio Information Session with Kelli Yon
The Berlin Studio provides a cultural and intellectual exchange within the international art mecca of Berlin. Students explore the city’s art scene through a series of interdisciplinary workshops with different Berlin-based, international artists. For three intensive weeks, students work with several midcareer artists of different disciplines and backgrounds on various site-specific projects throughout the city.
Prerequisite
Undergraduates: Completion of sophomore year and instructor approval
Graduates: Instructor approval
For undergraduates, this course satisfies a studio elective or an Upper Division Interdisciplinary studio.
For graduates, this course satisfies a gradwide elective.
Categories: Special Programs Student Life
Art and Design at Work: Fiscal Sponsorship and Fundraising for Individual Artists
Presented by CCA's Career ServicesMonday, February 20, 2012, 7:30–9:30 pm
Florence and Leo B. Helzel Boardroom, San Francisco campus
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Free and open to all CCA students and alumni
RSVP is required, as seating is limited.
More info: Contact Career Services at careerservices@cca.edu or 415.703.9596
Career Services and Academic Affairs enthusiastically present the 2012 Art and Design at Work Professional Development Series. Art and Design at Work is an information-packed series of workshops focused on presenting key tips on how to succeed in the creative industry as an artist, designer, writer, or entrepreneur.
Fiscal sponsorship can help provide 501(c)3 tax-exempt status to independent artists and small or new art-related companies seeking funding or donations. This session explores fiscal sponsorship and includes application instructions, an introduction to fundraising, and an explanation of tools within the Fractured Atlas Program.
Dianna Debicella from Fractured Atlas will lead the workshop.
Additional Art and Design at Work events will take place throughout the academic year, so don't miss out on these unique professional-development opportunities!
Categories: Alumni Career Services Student Life
Berlin Info Session for Summer Study Abroad 2012 (San Francisco)
Presented by the Office of Special ProgramsWednesday, February 22, 2012, 3:15–3:45 pm
San Francisco campus, West 1
Contact: Carol Pitts, cpitts@cca.edu, 510.594.3732
More info: http://www.cca.edu/academics/special
(See also a similar information session held on the Oakland campus Monday, February 20.)
Berlin Interdisciplinary Studio Information Session with Kelli Yon
The Berlin Studio provides a cultural and intellectual exchange within the international art mecca of Berlin. Students explore the city’s art scene through a series of interdisciplinary workshops with different Berlin-based, international artists. For three intensive weeks, students work with several midcareer artists of different disciplines and backgrounds on various site-specific projects throughout the city.
Prerequisite
Undergraduates: Completion of sophomore year and instructor approval
Graduates: Instructor approval
For undergraduates, this course satisfies a studio elective or an Upper Division Interdisciplinary studio.
For graduates, this course satisfies a gradwide elective.Manger.
Categories: Special Programs Student Life
Oaxaca, Mexico, Info Session for Summer Study Abroad 2012
Presented by the Office of Special ProgramsThursday, February 23, 2012, 11:15–11:45 am
San Francisco campus location: West 1
See also Oakland campus session: Thursday, February 23, 3:15-3:45 p.m.
More info: Carol Pitts, cpitts@cca.edu, 510.594.3732
Mexico Interdisciplinary Studio: Oax-i-fornia
Information Session with Raul Cabra
Surrounded by the sierra of southern Mexico, Oaxaca is a city of rich heritage that combines ancient indigenous cultures, colonial architecture and history, and sophisticated modern culture. This course explores the opportunities and implications of collaborative work with local craftspeople and artisans in a cultural context rich in tradition and history, providing an opportunity for a carefully crafted cultural immersion.
Personal work and formal experimentation are necessarily informed by an interaction with local history, arts, and culture.
Prerequisite: Completion of sophomore year and instructor approval.
For undergraduates this course satisfies a studio elective, a Diversity Studies studio, or an Upper Division Interdisciplinary studio.
For graduates this course satisfies a gradwide elective.
Categories: Special Programs Student Life