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Space still is available in
CSU Summer Arts courses in television production and public art, which
will be conducted July 1-14 at California State University, Fresno.
CSU Summer Arts, operated by the 23-campus California State University
system, offers two-seek intensive master artist courses culminating in
public performances or presentations. This is the ninth straight year
CSU Summer Arts’ home has been the Fresno State campus, providing a
central location for students and a series of cultural arts events on
campus.
“Going Public: Architecture, Landscape, and the Emerging Field of Public
Art” brings together four acclaimed experts as instructors: artists Lita
Albuquerque and Sandow Birk, Christopher Artemus Aykanian, who teaches
in the University of Southern California School of Architecture, and
architect Robert Levy. Part of the
course will be field trips to examine public art in the central San
Joaquin Valley and elsewhere.
“Television Production: Live in 5-4-3-2 … The Television Premiere of
‘The Members’” features Cont Mhlanga, artistic director of the Amakhosi
Theatre Company of Zimbabwe, as one of the professors. Other experts
will work with Mhlanga to present a live drama for television at the end
of the two-week course.
There are openings, too, in the second CSU Summer Arts session, July
15-28, in “Solo Performance: Cultural Perspectives from Three
Continents” (a writing and acting course) and “The Writer Who Adapts
(almost anything)” (tools for a variety of writing disciplines).
Classes are intended for students with a broad range of interest and
ability. The deadline for first-session classes is Monday, May 21, and
June 4 for second-session courses.
Information about all courses in the CSU Summer Arts 2007 program and
enrollment information is available at
www.csusummerarts.org. |
