Charles White Masterclass with Ray Sturkey:
A Two Week intensive for high school students
This two-week master class introduces high school art students (9th-12th) to the technical mastery and social vision of Charles White (1918-1979), one of America’s draftsmen and a pivotal figure in 20th century social realism. Through intensive study of charcoal and Wolff Carbon Pencil techniques, students will develop advanced drawing skills while exploring art’s power to affirm human dignity and address social consciousness.
Dates and Times: July 6th - 17th from 3-6PM
Location: The Jessye Norman School of the Arts, 739 Greene Street
Fees: $100 for the entire two week session
Students: High School Students between grade 9 and 12