Showing posts with label design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label design. Show all posts

Friday, May 13, 2016

PRATT YOUNG SCHOLARS Scholarship Program

PRATT YOUNG SCHOLARS

Three-year Art and Design Scholarship Program
Fall 2016 Sophomores apply by June 1

Dear parents,
We are now accepting applications for the next class of Pratt Young Scholars!

This is a great opportunity for students to learn more about art and design, meet other students with similar interests, and prepare for college in a creative environment! To apply, students must be entering the 10th grade this fall.
Pratt Young Scholars is a need-based, three-year scholarship providing instruction in art and design with college preparation to motivated high school students. This Scholarship, valued at $6300, covers three years of studio instruction, all art materials for courses taken, college access program, SAT prep course in July, and guidance through the college application process.

Classes meet: Wednesdays, 5 - 7pm, and on Saturdays, 10am – 1:30pm, from October 1 – April 22nd. Summer Schedule: 2-4 week session in July
Students entering 10th grade in the 2016-2017 school year are eligible to apply if they:
  • Demonstrate an interest in art and design
  • Display academic merit (above a C average)
  • Commit to attending classes on Wednesdays after school and Saturdays for three years (no exceptions), as well as July summer programs
  • Attend a New York City public school
  • Meet the income eligibility guidelines

APPLY ONLINE by June 1, 2016.

For additional information and application instructions, visit www.pratt.edu/scholars. Please don’t hesitate contact us with any questions, and we look forward to hearing from you!

Tuesday, February 18, 2014

Cornell University Summer College


CUSC
 
Challenging programs combine theory with hands-on experience
If you're interested in architecture or the visual arts, then apply today for one of these fascinating Summer Collegeprograms:

Art as Experience, June 21–July 12
Expand your understanding of art through research and studio work. (Open to sophomores, juniors, and seniors; three credits)

Design Immersion, June 21–July 12
Build your interior, graphic, and product design skills and knowledge. (Open to juniors and seniors; three credits)

Introduction to Architecture, June 21–August 2
Explore the principles of architecture and solve a major design problem. (Open to juniors and seniors; six credits)

The Fashion Studio, July 13–August 2
Develop your fashion design skills and create a cutting-edge portfolio. (Open to sophomores, juniors, and seniors; three credits)
LEARN MORE

Monday, October 17, 2011

Design Initiative for Community Empowerment


DICE

Design Initiative for Community Empowerment


Established in 2005, DICE is a grant-funded, after-school program that offers high school students an introduction to design through studio work, tours of design studios, public exhibitions and visits from accomplished designers. The goal of DICE is to introduce local youth to career and advanced educational opportunities in design and to prepare them to pursue these opportunities through a creative and rigorous design education program.
REGISTER NOW! Download the registration form in the "download" box below.





















CLASSES:

All classes meet at Pratt Institute on Tuesdays & Thursdays, from 4:30 - 6:30pm
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Graphic Design
Graphic design is the visual language of everyday life, present in everything from advertisements and film titles to household items. Using a multi-media approach, students will explore the function of type and image in branding, marketing and book design. Students will confront real-world design challenges and develop creative strategies through each phase of the design process, while learning Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator techniques.
Product Design Products and tools that are intended to make our lives easier, more productive and more beautiful surround us. Exploring familiar products, students in this class will learn how to design products for a client by developing the skills needed to express ideas and the context of the field. The class includes ideation, technical drawing and model making.

Fashion Design
In this class, students will be introduced to the historical and cultural practices of contemporary fashion design, while exploring various hands-on techniques such as:  fashion illustration, hand and loom weaving, fabric coloring and printing. The cycle of fashion and textile design and its production will be investigated while considering the effect it has on the community and environment.


Downloads

DICE is… “AWESOME-TASTIC. It was a great experience and chance to learn about a new form of art. I was in the Fashion Design group, and at first I was shy to the concept, but with the help of my SUPERCALIFRAGELISTIC teacher I found my “challenged” fashion sense. Ultimately, DICE is… IS? (see, I’m speechless)” -Byranna

WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO ATTEND DICE?

High School students who attend NYC public High Schools are eligible if they are:
-Interested in art and design
-Self-motivated, responsible and have good attendance      
-Recommended by their art teacher or school administrator

CALENDAR

Students are encouraged to participate yearlong, and new students are welcome to join in the spring. There is no cost for eligible students to attend the program.
All classes meet on Tuesdays & Thursdays, from 4:30 - 6:30pm


Fall 2011
Register in Person:  Tuesday, October 11, 4pm - 6pm; South Hall, Room 203
Classes Meet: October 25 - January 19

Spring 2012

Current students may re-register during class on Tuesday, January 10
Register in Person (new students):  Tuesday, January 17
Classes Meet: January 24 - April 19

Save the date! Final exhibition of student work: Tuesday, April 19th from 5pm - 7pm

TO REGISTER

Complete and bring the downloadable application form to in-person registration, or you may return the form to us by fax or mail to the address below (ATTN: Tara Kopp).

CONTACT

Tara Kopp
Coordinator of Youth Programs
Department of Art and Design Education
Pratt Institute/ 200 Willoughby Ave SH 203/ Brooklyn, NY 11205
Email:  info@prattdice.org
Tel. 718-636-3654  Fax: 718-230-6876
Supported by:
National Endowment for the Arts
New York State Council on the Arts