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Great Figures in Jewish History
“There are no people more difficult to understand than the Jews.”—Elias Canetti The modern world produced challenges, dangers, and opportunities for the Jewish People. A tiny spec in the world’s population, they produced individuals who changed both the Jewish world and the world itself. This six-session course will examine the lives of some of the most complex and extraordinary of these figures. Trudy Gold will dive into their biographies,...
Comics & the Graphic Novel
92nd Street Y @ 1395 Lexington Ave, New York, NY
Discover how to create a strong, compelling storyline, how to create characters, illustrate body language and facial expression, and how to match words and pictures. Working in small groups to enable each student to receive individual attention, we’ll cover basic drawing and storytelling techniques, and will reference a broad range of comic book styles. There will be a demo of all materials and an expanded list available in the first day of class....
Classical Music in Six 20th-Century Composers
This course will explore the history and culture of the 20th century in Europe and the Americas through the lens of six of that century’s most influential and consequential classical composers: Gustav Mahler, Edward Elgar, Igor Stravinsky, Aaron Copland, Carlos Chavez and Dimitri Shostakovich. Through lectures and discussion, participants in the course will engage significant repertoire and the character and consequences of 20th century musical...
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Conceptual Illustration
Create striking visuals that illuminate their subject matter in a clever way. By combining thematic brainstorming exercises, discussions on semiotics, and iconic rendering techniques, students will develop a working process they can use repeatedly to create conceptual illustrations. Supply list: Paper Pencil Eraser Pen Ruler OR: digital drawing setup Note: This program is taking place remotely. If you...
Art in Focus: Pattern & Design
Classes focus on using pattern and design to explore dynamics of composition, movement, and color. Specific projects include: using pattern scarfs as a subject clustering cups and dishes with various designs creating a collage of text and image fragments that create a pathway through pictorial space. Students can use a variety of materials from the most basic (pen or pencil and pad) to markers, watercolor etc., even collage. The...
Beginning Photoshop for Photographers, Part 1
92nd Street Y @ Online Classroom, New York, NY
Improve and enhance your photographs with Photoshop. Get hands-on practice in cropping, burning and dodging, color correction, retouching, noise reduction, sharpening and color management. Mac/Windows users welcome.
A History of Spying in America
Whether we know it or not, intelligence has been an integral part of American national security since before the country’s founding. It is impossible to fully understand the broad objectives, priorities, approaches, and limits to American policy without first understanding the role and limitations of intelligence. In this course, Dr. Vince Houghton, Historian and Curator of the International Spy Museum in Washington, will take you on a historical...
Petals and Posies
This class will use readily available materials and tools to create flowers out of aluminum cans that can be singular or grouped to form a “Posy” (small bouquet) or wreath. We will be referencing historic iron working patterns to learn different ways of planning and constructing flowers out of metal. Together we’ll also look at examples of folk art to inspire ways of making art with limited tools and supplies. Tools and Supplies needed: ...
Charms and Crowns
Using materials and tools we all have at home and borrowing from the spirit of folk art, we will be doing hands on projects inspired by embossed Milagros and Greek/Roman Laurel leaf crowns. Each student will be able to make several charms depending on complexity, and one crown or small wreath. Tools and supplies needed: 7-10 aluminum soft drink cans Ruler Scissors Sharpie Ball point pen Something to make holes - Nail, thumbtack, awl...
Advanced Practice Online: Drawing and Works on Paper
92nd Street Y @ Online Classroom, New York, NY
This program is taking place remotely. If you have signed up, you will receive an email with details of how to access the program. ____________________ Develop your personal art-making vocabulary and artistic goals through tailored instruction. Artists will strengthen their composition, conceptual and technical painting skills through individual projects and discussions guided by each artist’s independent goals. Supply list: 12” x...
Summer Institute 2020 Week I: DEL FUNdamentals
This program is taking place remotely. If you have signed up, you will receive an email with details of how to access the program. If we are able to offer an in-person version of this class in the coming months, we will contact you and make both options available to you. DEL FUNdamentals is a new online course that provides an introduction to key components of the nationally acclaimed DEL model of teaching dance to children and teenagers....
Introduction to Music Apps and Software
If you’re interested in exploring the vast world of music technology and free music apps but you’re not sure where to start, you’ve come to the right place! Join composer and music technology expert, Kyle Landry, for this introduction to free music applications and all that they can offer. In this fun and supportive online group class students will use free music applications to learn how to create high quality recordings, how to use beat...
Let’s Talk About Art: The WPA & Art for the People
Many important artists spent time on government payrolls working for programs like the WPA. And, some of their most critical works were never intended for a gallery but were created in this service of the state. Together we’ll explore the exceptional works of art and movements that came from federal and state funded art projects. With the newest scholarship, this course will illuminate key American artists of the WPA, New Deal and Federal Art...
Adrienne Mayor: From Ancient Myth to Science & History
Stanford research scholar Adrienne Mayor’s research seeks new ways of looking at mythology to discover intriguing scientific and historical realities embedded in ancient tales long assumed to be nothing more than fantasies woven by storytellers. This course combines ancient myth, art, literature, history, paleontology, technology, and archaeology in four classes. We will uncover the natural origins of stories about dragons, griffins, and other...
Managing Performance Anxiety
In this virtual class, students will join singer and performer Sarah Tolar to dissect what performance anxiety is, why we experience it, where it comes from, and learn tips and tools on how to manage it. Participants will be offered opportunities to perform for each other and openly discuss how nerves effect the physical and technical process of playing/singing music.
Learn to Sew: Pencil Skirt (Virtual)
Who doesn't love a pencil skirt? This revolutionary garment that came to women's wardrobes in the 1960's has become a staple of any woman's collection. Creating your very own pencil skirt is a great project for getting started with using your sewing machine and following a commercial sewing pattern. You'll have fun learning the basics while making a garment you'll be able to wear to work, out on the town, or chilling at home (as the case may be!)....
Jewelry Aesthetics for Design
92nd Street Y @ Online Classroom, New York, NY
Taking inspiration from art, architecture, and jewelry through the ages learn to define your own aesthetic voice and create drawings and models for jewelry. Materials Soft Sculpt wax Rio Grande block or strips Sketch book 2B Drawing pencil Scissor Ruler
Fun with One
Fun with one a great way to explore how a repeated pattern can create texture, dimension and endless designs. Select one thing, found object or material to upcycle. Learn cold connection, design and more. For the Supply List CLICK HERE This program is taking place remotely. If you have signed up, you will receive an email with details of how to access the program. If we are able to offer an in-person version of this class in the coming months,...
Intro to Entrepreneurship
This program is taking place remotely. If you have signed up, you will receive an email with details of how to access the program. If we are able to offer an in-person version of this class in the coming months, we will contact you and make both options available to you. ___________________ This intro to entrepreneurship will identify key components of the business landscape as it relates to craft-based practice, covering the A-Z of entrepreneurship...
Swimwear Class
The New York Sewing Center @ 246 W 38th St, New York, NY
Can't find the perfect swimsuit? Have ideas for the perfect one but can't ever seem to find the right fit or the style? Well, look no further. We have the perfect class for you! In this class you will use a pattern to create the perfect swimsuit. Feel free to bring your own pattern (must be approved prior to class) or pick from one of ours at the sewing center! In the course you will learn how to cut and sew a swimsuit, alter and fit a swimsuit...
Fri, Jul 7th, 6:30–8:30pm EDT
(12 hours over 6 sessions)
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