HEMI will be offering a variety of Extreme Arts Workshops over the 2017-18 academic year. These will be a series of art and design workshops geared towards the non-artist and taught by Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) faculty. The goal is to foster cross-disciplinary thinking and collaboration through hands-on demonstrations.
The workshops are free and open to Johns Hopkins University students.
They are made possible by an Arts Innovation faculty grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
Check back often for an updated list of workshop offerings!
2017-2018 Workshops
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September 29th, Color in Word and Deed by Susie Brandt, Faculty, Fiber Department, MICA |
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October 13th, Draw in Draw out Draw on (Drawing as practice in observing) by Michelle La Perrière, Professor, First Year Experience; Drawing: MAT, MICA |
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December 1st, Powerpoint Killed the Presentation Star by Jenna Frye, Professor, Foundations, MICA |
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March 16th, Contained Thinking: Handmade Books and Zines by Jay Gould, Professor, Photography, MICA |
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April 13th, Design Critique Day with MICA reviewers: Brockett Horne, Chair of Graphic Design, Svezdana Stojmirovic, Professor of Graphic Design & Jenna Frye, Assistant Chair of First Year Experience |
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April 20th, Making Better Images by Neil C. Jones, Adjunct Professor, Foundations, MICA |
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DATE CHANGE- May 11th, Impressions of Blue: Contact Prints inspired by the Victorian Era by Kottie Gaydos, Artist, Educator, and Curator |
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May 4th, Collaborative Super Intelligence by Samantha Winters, Adjunct Faculty, Information Visualization, MICA |
