Saturday, July 17, 2010
Summer in Pont-Aven
During the month of June, I was asked to be a teaching assistant for a summer program that Brown University hosts at the Pont-Aven School of Contemporary Art (PASCA) in Pont-Aven, France. I was a TA for a drawing and a printmaking course which each met twice a week. There were 30 total students in the program, 4 faculty members, and three TAs. The following photos are documents of my experience at the school and also the various trips we took on the weekends. Pont-Aven is an amazingly beautiful place and it was really inspiring to be making work in a location with such a complex art history.
The outside of Pont-Aven School of Contemporary Art.
The four faculty in the middle, myself on the right with the founder of PASCA and Hope (the other TA) on the left with Gwen, who is now in charge of PASCA, and the dean of summer studies from Brown University. We are standing in the main gallery where the faculty show was hanging at the end of the program.
Me working in my studio at PASCA.
My cleaned up space for open studios.
The four faculty in the middle, myself on the right with the founder of PASCA and Hope (the other TA) on the left with Gwen, who is now in charge of PASCA, and the dean of summer studies from Brown University. We are standing in the main gallery where the faculty show was hanging at the end of the program.
Me working in my studio at PASCA.
My cleaned up space for open studios.
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