Autumn Term Prospectus 2013
Unleashing the artist in everyone
www.hampstead-school-of-art.org
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TERM-TIME COURSES IN FINE
ART AND APPLIED ART
Our future secured
From the Principal, Isabel H Langtry
I am delighted to be launching the Autumn Term in our wonderful
new building, Kidderpore Hall. This temporary arrangement has
been made possible by our partnership with King’s College London
and Barratt Homes. Our new purpose-built, permanent home,
designed by architects Allies and Morrison, will be ready in 2016.
Hampstead School of Art’s new home, Kidderpore Hall
At HSoA, tutors work alongside developing artists in an environment
unique within the art and education worlds. Our Artist in Residence
Programme enriches our students and demonstrates the diversity
and place of the practising artist in today’s world. We have a proud
history. The school was founded in the 1950s under the direction
of local artists Jeannette Jackson and Bernard Gay, with the support
and patronage of sculptor Henry Moore. It has since provided a
centre of artistic excellence, offering tuition in a wide range of skills
by practising artists.
Non-selective in its weekly programmes which are offered to
the whole community, HSoA is a pioneer of widening participation,
with an ethos of providing opportunities to all. We are very lucky
to be located in a historic and beautiful part of London, close to
Hampstead Heath. We continue to add to the vibrant cultural history
of the area, following in the footsteps of Constable and Freud, and
the school’s outreach work is an integral part of its DNA. Join us and
unleash the artist within you.
If you already attend a class,
spread the word and introduce
your friends to the new HSoA
website.
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The school is proud of its
wide range of courses taught
by practising artists. Please
see pages 10–20 for the daily
programme.
FULL AND PART-TIME COURSES
FOUNDATION DIPLOMA, FINE
ART Level 4
This is an advanced course
leading to our own certificate,
independently moderated to
meet national standards. Lectures
in art history and museum
visits underpin the creative
development of the candidate.
Weekly constructive critiques
ensure the continuing progress
and direction of individual work.
Students write on the cultural
context of their developing
work. Application is by portfolio
interview with the Principal.
PORTFOLIO-BUILDING COURSE
On this individually designed
course for those wishing to build
a portfolio, students are given
a personal learning programme
that will make the best use of
both their time and the wide
range of activities at the School.
POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMME
The programme is tailored to the
specific needs of visual artists.
Emerging artists come together
to share work and constructive
critiques by practising visual art
specialists. Please contact the
School office.
NEW
STUDIO PRACTICE
Working from your own studio,
you will be supported within the
context of your own practice,
attending a weekly class suited to
your research, with opportunities
to exhibit throughout the year.
Join the members of this exciting
studio group who are building a
career as working artists.
For a personal Portfolio Tutorial or a
visit to your studio with the Principal,
contact the School office.
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Autumn Term Events at HSoA
Events with HSoA
Adult events include the Open Invitation Lecture Series,
day trips and guided walks. Please contact the School office.
Open Invitation Lecture Series
Sketch, Talk, Walk Event:
Hampstead Artists
with Estelle Lovatt, Art Critic
for BBC Radio 2
Tuesday 8 October
11am–1pm, £20
REF:TUE1100ESTLOV
Looking at where famous artists
lived and worked. Bring walking
shoes. Pushchairs welcome.
Meet at Whitestone Pond at
10.50am for a prompt start;
finish at Belsize Park Tube.
Derek Ogbourne
Caroline List
Rosa Nguyen
Candida Powell Williams
An illustrated lecture
Monday 30 September
6.30–7.30pm
FREE EVENT Booking essential
Please contact the School office. An illustrated lecture
Thursday 17 October
6.30–7.30pm
FREE EVENT Booking essential
Please contact the School office. An illustrated lecture after
her inspirational exhibition
at the PM Gallery, Ealing
Wednesday 24 October
6.30–7.30pm
FREE EVENT Booking essential
Please contact the School office.
Lecture by Candida Powell
Williams, Sainsbury Scholar
in Painting & Sculpture,
following her return from
the British School in Rome
Tuesday 26 November
6.30–7.30pm
FREE EVENT Booking essential
Please contact the School office.
REF:MON1830DEROGB
Derek talks about his work
leading up to and including his
Museum of Optography, last
held at Sharjah Art Foundation
in the UAE in 2012, and his
work to the present day.
‘Tea at 3 with the Principal’
Our student cohort consists of 800
creative people, and your enthusiasm
and dedication are what makes HSoA
an art school that goes from strength
to strength. Come to afternoon tea
with Isabel H Langtry at 3pm in the
café on the last Friday of the month to
hear the latest news and give us your
views. Cake will be provided. Please
give the office a call first to let us
know you’ll be coming.
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REF:THU1830CARLIS
Caroline’s current paintings are
hinged within the tradition of
sublime landscape painting.
The paintings explore the
phenomenological sublime,
natural phenomena or natural
disasters, with man-made
interventions creating portals,
mixed with beauty and terror
within the same frame. The
painting process evolves
through material coagulations
of oil paint, which is poured
and blown onto the surface.
Caroline List studied Fine Art
painting at Chelsea College of
Art and Design and exhibits
internationally. She currently
lives and works in London and
teaches Mixed Media painting
at Central Saint Martins.
REF:WED1830ROSNGU
Rosa Nguyen explores natural
elements and organic forms
with a fusion of Western and
Oriental sensibilities. Her works,
ranging from unique objects
to site-specific installations, are
delicate and richly textured,
innovative and timeless. Her
handmade ceramic and glass
objects synthesize colour, line,
form and function in an exotic
visual and tactile language.
Inspired by discrete arts such
as gardening and ikebana,
the Japanese form of flower
arranging, Rosa’s work evokes
a contemplative aesthetic
and a deep-rooted spiritual
connection with nature.
REF:TUE1830CANPOW
An illustrated talk highlighting
Candida’s developing studio
work in Rome over the last year.
Pre-booked only.
Talk, Walk Event: Sculpture
in the City 2013
with Estelle Lovatt,
Art Critic for BBC Radio 2
Thursday 10 October
11am–12 noon, £15
REF:THU1100ESTLOV
Out of the gallery, on to the
pavement! A one-hour walk/
talk tour in the Square Mile’s
insurance district, looking at
contemporary public street
sculpture surrounded by the
high-rise architecture of the City
and the hubbub of pedestrians
and traffic. Artists include
Robert Indiana, the Chapman
Brothers and Antony Gormley.
DAY TRIP to the Henry Moore
Foundation, Perry Green
Wednesday 16 October
A coach will depart from the
School at 8am and return to
the School at 6pm, £35.
REF:WED0800PERGRE
The tour includes Henry
Moore’s studio and house, and
the wonderful Moore Rodin
exhibition.
Further details from the
school office. Pre-booked only.
Paint along with Vincent Milne
Tuesday 5 November
6.30–9.30pm, £25
REF:TUE1830VINMIL
Following Vincent’s direction,
prepare, organize the
composition and paint the
figure while watching as your
painting develops alongside
Vincent’s. A cake break will be
provided. Pre-booked only.
Meet at 10.50am for a prompt
11am start. Liverpool Street Station,
AT THE TOP OF THE STAIRS/STREET
LEVEL of the Bishopsgate (West) Exit
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Autumn Half term
workshops at HSoA
28 October–2 November 2013
ART SUPPLIES
FREE COLOUR CATALOGUE
HUGE CHOICE OF MATERIALS
EXPERT ADVICE ON HAND
FREE POSTAGE AVAILABLE
Make, Shake, Rattle and Roll
with Jackie Mwanza
Monday 28–Thursday 31 Oct
10am–4pm, £250 per adult
with their accompanying child
(£100 for an additional child),
£184 per single child.
Life Drawing
with Derek Ogbourne
Monday 28 & Tuesday 29 October
10am–4pm, £94 or £50 each day
Abstract Painting Workshop
with Anniek Verholt
Wednesday 30 October
10am–4pm, £50
REF: MON1000DEROGB
REF: WED1000ANNVER
The Theatrical Portrait
with Mary Treherne
Tuesday 29 & Wednesday
30 October
10am–4pm, £94 or £50 each day
Resin and Cold Enamel In
Jewellery with Clare John
Saturday 2 November
10am–4.30pm, £50
REF: TUE1000MARTRE
Resin is a versatile material –
great for adding vivid colour
and texture to jewellery. It used
to be unpredictable and strongsmelling, but modern advances
have changed that. Learn to
mix colours, embed photos
and much more, finishing off
pieces professionally without
needing expensive equipment.
All materials supplied by the
tutor at £8 per head. Further
materials available to buy at the
end of the class.
REF: TUE1000JACMWA
WEST LONDON SHOP
Putney Bridge
Arch 66
Station Approach
London SW6 3UH
EAST LONDON SHOP
1 Farleigh Place
(off Farleigh Road)
Stoke Newington
London N16 7SX
Explore art and music/
percussion. All ages (age-based
groups will be formed); family
groups welcome. Instrumentmaking as sculpture, using
nature and mixed media as
inspiration. Performance on
day four.
Canvas-stretching Workshop
with Sabrina Scolaro
Monday 28 October
10am–4pm , £60
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REF: MON1000SABSCO
Students will learn to stretch,
size and prime their own
canvas and produce at least
one complete 45 × 56cm
(18 × 22in) canvas. All materials
to be provided by HSoA.
Further details
from the school
office:
020 7794 1439
Pre-booked only
REF: SAT1000CLAJOH
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Re-enrol two weeks before the end of each term
and receive special discounts on art materials.
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Daily Programme
Term-time courses
Fees shown are per 12-week term
‘From the initial meeting
with Isabel at the school
to discuss our brief
through to the workshop
at our event, the HSoA
team were helpful,
knowledgeable and had
a natural warmth
about them. Our
team were really
inspired and
produced a creative
piece of art as their
conference challenge.
‘I would definitely
work with the
Hampstead School of
Art again as we had
great feedback from all
of our delegates – even
from the people who
aren’t naturally gifted at
painting and drawing.’
N Hunt, Estée Lauder
Bespoke Corporate Events
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Hampstead School of Art Bespoke
Corporate Events is a creative consultancy
service for businesses. HSoA tutors take
employees through presentations and
hands-on art-making exercises designed
to take participants out of their comfort
zone and develop new ways of seeing,
thinking and learning skills. The events
are also great fun and are ideal for
corporate retreats or day events.
To commission your corporate event,
please contact the office: 020 7794 1439
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DAILY PROGRAMME
(fee per 12-week term)
Monday
First Lesson:
Beginners’
materials
FREE
Monday Morning
Printmaking and Etching
(morning class)
10am–1pm, £255
Tutor: Theresa Pateman REF: MON1000THEPAT
This course explores the many
ways prints can be produced,
using the techniques of etching,
dry point, collograph and
linoprinting.
Essential Skills in Painting
and Drawing
9:30am–12:30pm, £239
Tutor: Nigel Caple
FREE EVENT Film Night
Ugetsu Monogatari
(New Moon After Rain)
Director: Kenji Mizoguchi
Monday 7 October, 6pm
REF:MON1800UGEMON
Set in a village on the
shore of Lake Biwa in Omi
Province in the late 16th
century. The story revolves
around two peasant
couples who are uprooted
as Shibata Katsuie’s army
sweeps through their
farming village, Nakanogo.
Genjuro, a potter, takes his
wares to nearby Omizo. He
is accompanied by Tbei,
who dreams of becoming
a samurai. Pre-booked only.
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REF: MON0930NIGCAP
Drawing, composition and
colour, from a variety of subject
matter, explored to broaden
approaches to painting. All
levels welcome.
Advanced Painting and
Drawing – still life and
model
10am–1pm, £251
Tutor: Dr E Healy REF: MON1000EITHEA
Working from a given
‘location’ or theme, students
will challenge their current
art practice to explore new
materials and concepts.
Advanced level.
Art History and Museum Visits
10am–12.30pm, £231
Tutor: Thomas Yeomans RCA,
HDFA Slade School of Fine Art
Advanced Painting and
Drawing – still life and model
2–5pm, £251
Tutor: Dr E Healy
Children’s After School Art
Club (age 5+)
4–5.30pm, £195
Tutor: Anniek Verholt
NEW Life Drawing
and Painting
6.30–9.30pm, £261
Tutor: Mary Treherne
REF: MON1000THOYEO
REF: MON1400EITHEA
REF: MON1600ANNVER
REF: MON1830MARTRE
To improve their appreciation
of art, viewers are invited to
consider factors such as an
artist’s intentions and influences
as well as the historical context
within which they worked. With
illustrated lectures, group
discussions and gallery visits,
this course explores a wide
variety of movements, artists
and art works, both historical
and modern. Foundation level,
others welcome.
Monday Afternoon
Printmaking and Etching
(afternoon class)
2–5pm, £255
Tutor: Theresa Pateman
REF: MON1400THEPAT
This class follows the same
course as the morning class. It
can be taken independently or
with the morning class.
Digital Painting
2–5pm, £239
Tutor: Edward Ofosu
REF: MON1400EDWOFO
Using your own iPad or similar
tablet, with Brushes or Art
Rage applications. Build your
confidence and skills to produce
finished digital paintings.
Working from a given
location or theme, students
will challenge their current
art practice to explore new
materials and concepts.
Collage
2.30–5.30pm, £239
Tutor: Vincent Milne
REF: MON1430VINMIL
Designed for all levels. Explore
a series of themes and subjects,
handling shape, colour, surface,
texture and relief. You will look
at historical and contemporary
methods and materials and use
found, ready-made and painted
elements to explore your
personal interests.
Life and Portrait Sculpture,
for beginners and the more
advanced
2–5pm, £271 (materials
included)
Tutor: Patricia Barker
REF: MON1400PATBAR
Sculpting from the life model,
portraiture and the clothed
figure, over six weeks. Grapple
with anatomy using clay or
possibly wax.
Painting, drawing and
modelling, inspired by a rich
variety of subject matter.
Monday Evening
NEW Abstract and Open
Painting
7–10pm, £239
Tutor: Åke Arnerdal
REF: MON1900AKEARN
Explore areas between
figurative and abstract painting,
from sketch to finished
painting, using expressions
of mood through colour,
composition and line.
Digital Painting
6.30–9.30pm, £239
Tutor: Edward Ofosu
This course explores classical
and expressive ways of drawing
the figure. Learn the skills of
measuring and creating mass,
tone and shape.
Drawing for Beginners
(others welcome)
6.30–9.30pm, £239
Tutor: Dr E Healy
REF: MON1830EITHEA
For those who cannot draw
a straight line! Students
investigate some of the
rudimentary approaches used in
drawing, working with abstract
and representational imagery.
For the more advanced, a
chance to develop further.
REF: MON1830EDWOFO
Using your own iPad or similar
tablet, with Brushes or Art
Rage applications. Build your
confidence and skills to produce
finished digital paintings.
Gift tokens
for courses
are available
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Tuesday
Tuesday Morning
Drawing and Open Painting,
beginners welcome
9.30am–12.30pm, £239
Tutor: Åke Arnerdal
REF: TUE0930AKEARN
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TO VISIT HAMPSTEAD
SCHOOL OF ART’S
ARTIST IN RESIDENCE
With the support and advice
of the tutor you can explore
your own individual subjects,
developing them into abstract
or figurative paintings.
Master Techniques in
Portraiture (limited numbers)
9.30am–12.30pm, £319
Tutor: Douglas Druce
REF: TUE0930DOUDRU
HSA
Exhibiting Membership
Join the HSoA exhibiting
membership. All members
are eligible to submit work
for 3 exhibitions a year. All
work will be for sale.
Yearly membership
costs £30 per year from
September to August, plus
a small handling fee of £6
per artwork (maximum 4
artworks per show).
A special master class in
traditional techniques of
portraiture, designed for the
experienced student.
Life Painting in Oils
10am–1pm, £261
Tutor: Desmond Healy
REF: TUE1000DESHEA
With quick drawings to warm
up, creating studies from the
model and then developing
paintings from longer poses,
you will gain expertise in
drawing and painting. Explore
the use of tone and colour
in oils; other media may also
be used.
Monoprinting from the Life
Model and Still Life
10am–1pm, £251
Tutor: Gethin Evans, HDFA
Slade School of Fine Art
REF: TUE1000GETEVA
‘The most painterly technique
of printing.’ You will learn
the many techniques of
monoprinting, producing
a series of one-off pieces.
Drawing-skills based (model
twice a term).
Tuesday Afternoon
The Art of Silk Painting,
beginners welcome
2.30–5.30pm, £239
Tutor: Tony Wigg
REF: TUE1430TONWIG
Covering all aspects of the gutta
serti technique of silk painting
and related techniques. Open
to all levels with an emphasis
on relaxation and enjoyment.
Materials can be purchased
from the tutor.
Life Painting in Oils
2–5pm, £261
Tutor: Desmond Healy
REF: TUE1400ESHEA
With quick drawings to warm
up, creating studies from the
model and then developing
paintings from longer poses,
you will gain expertise in
drawing and painting. Explore
the use of tone and colour
in oils; other media may also
be used.
A Painting Workshop
2–5pm, £251
Tutor: Gethin Evans HDFA
Slade School of Fine Art
REF: TUE1400GETEVA
Develop further confidence in
colour mixing, tonality of colour,
mood and atmosphere, using
coloured grounds, a range of
painting surfaces, and acrylic,
oil, gouache and watercolour.
A learning programme for
beginners is offered.
Tuesday Evening
Introduction to Drawing and
Painting
6.30–9.30pm, £239
Tutor: Nigel Caple
REF: TUE1830NIGCAP
A step-by-step approach
will be used to develop your
confidence. Learn how to
measure proportion and how to
mix colours to create harmonies
and contrasts. Bring acrylics,
brushes, palette and 2B pencil.
NEW A Painting Workshop
6.30–9.30pm, £251
Tutor: Derek Ogbourne HDFA
Slade School of Fine Art
REF: TUE1830DEROGB
Develop further confidence
in colour mixing, tonality of
colour, mood and atmosphere,
using coloured grounds, a
range of painting surfaces,
and acrylic, oil, gouache and
watercolour. All levels.
The Art of Silk Painting
6.30–9pm, £239
Tutor: Tony Wigg
REF: TUE1830TONWIG
The classes will cover all aspects
of silk painting, using the
transparency of the silk. With
your own designs and colours,
you will be able to achieve the
magical quality in this ancient
Oriental craft. Materials can be
purchased from the tutor.
6 Sessions £171
Students are able to book
six sessions of the same
class to be used within a
12-week term once the
class is viable.
Membership is available
through the School office.
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Wednesday
Location Drawing
10am–1pm, £201
Tutor: Valerie Wiffen ARCA
REF: WED1000VALWIF
Wednesday Morning
Beginners and Refreshers
Painting and Drawing
9.30am–12.30pm, £239
Tutor: Nigel Caple
REF: WED0930NIGCAP
A step-by-step approach will be
used. Ideal for both beginners
and those wishing refresh their
previous knowledge with new
visual esperiences. Learn how
to measure proportion and mix
colours to create harmonies
and contrasts. Bring acrylics,
brushes, palette and 2B pencil.
All levels, all drawing media.
This course follows a timehonoured method of acquiring
drawing skills, working from
treasures and beautiful objects
on display in museums, galleries,
gardens and historic venues. A
programme will be given, listing
dates, venues, entry costs (if
any) and meeting points.
Art History and Museum
Visits (all levels welcome)
10am–1.00pm, £231
Tutor: Thomas Yeomans RCA,
HDFA Slade School of Fine Art
REF: WED1000THOYEO
Abstract and Open Painting
10am–1pm, £239
Tutor: Åke Arnerdal
REF: WED1000AKEARN
Explore areas between
figurative and abstract painting,
from sketch to finished
painting, expressing mood
through colour, composition
and line.
Art criticism involves a specific
way of looking at art and
examining the characteristics of
‘great’ art; why is it considered
important or a masterpiece?
Painting from Photographs
and Individual Projects
10am–1pm, £239
Tutor: Jan Malaszek
REF: WED1000JANMAL
Using photographs, found
images and digitally altered
images, you will be guided
to produce paintings using
photographs as a starting point.
Oils, acrylic or pastels.
NEW The Art of Silk Painting,
beginners welcome
10.30am–1.30pm, £239
Tutor: Tony Wigg
REF: TUE1430TONWIG
Covering all aspects of the gutta
serti technique of silk painting
and related techniques. Open
to all levels with an emphasis
on relaxation and enjoyment.
Materials can be purchased
from the tutor.
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Compositional Development,
for foundation level
10.00am–1pm, £251
Tutor: Estelle Lovatt FRSA
REF: WED1000ESTLOV
Focusing on compositional skills,
inspired by research triggered by
other classes, you will develop a
range of making methods and
an analytical, sequential
approach to your work.
Portraiture and Life
Sculpture (clay), beginners
welcome
10.30am–1.30pm, £271
(materials included)
Tutor: Paul Badger
REF: WED1030PAUBAD
Demonstrating and introducing
advanced techniques, including
finishing and patination. Portrait
and full-figure nude poses.
Wednesday Afternoon
NEW The Art of Silk Painting
(afternoon class), beginners
welcome
2.30–5.30pm, £239
Tutor: Tony Wigg
REF: TUE1430TONWIG
Covering all aspects of the gutta
serti technique of silk painting
and related techniques. Open
to all levels with an emphasis
on relaxation and enjoyment.
Materials can be purchased
from the tutor.
Experimental Sculpture
2–5pm, £239
Tutor: Paul Badger
REF: WED1400PAUBAD
Develop your ideas into
abstract or figurative forms, or
explore another process. Those
wishing to continue their work
from the morning class will be
able to do so.
Drawing and Painting
2–5pm, £239
Tutor: Jan Malaszek
REF: WED1400JANMAL
The class aims to develop
observational skills and
technical ability through
structured exercises, considering
such elements as colour, space,
tone and mark-making. The
relationships between drawing
and painting are also examined,
as are examples of work by
a range of artists. You will
be encouraged to gradually
develop your own style. Suitable
for beginners as well as more
advanced students.
Abstract and Open Painting
2–5pm, £239
Tutor: Åke Arnerdal
REF: WED1400AKEARN
Explore areas between
figurative and abstract painting,
from sketch to finished
painting, expressing mood
through colour, composition
and line.
Portraiture and the Clothed
Figure
2.30–5.30pm, £261
Tutor: Vincent Milne
REF: WED1430VINMIL
Exploring the anatomical
and pictorial possibilities and
characteristics unique to the
pose, producing an expressive
image of the model’s personality.
Suggested medium: oils.
Children’s After School Art
Club (ages 5 to 11)
4–5:30pm, £195
Tutor: Natasha Broad
REF: WED1600NATBRO
Painting, drawing and modelling,
inspired by a rich variety of
subject matter and artists.
Wednesday Evening
Beginners Painting and Drawing
6.30–9.30pm, £239
Tutor: Derek Ogbourne HDFA
Slade School of Fine Art
REF: WED1830DEROGB
Develop technical skills in
painting and drawing by using
a step-by-step approach to still
life and landscape. Basic colour
theory and colour mixing are
explored.
Portraiture and the Clothed
Figure
6.30–9.30pm, £261
Tutor: Vincent Milne
REF: WED1830VINMIL
Exploring the anatomical and
pictorial possibilities and
characteristics unique to the
pose, producing an expressive
image of the model’s
personality. Suggested medium:
oils.
‘Inspired by Life’ Sculpture
(clay), beginners welcome
6:30–9:30pm, £251 (basic
materials included)
Tutor: Paul Badger
REF: WED1830PAUBAD
Introducing and demonstrating
techniques in clay or plaster
and wire. Carving in wood and
stone. Portrait and full-figure
poses, alongside inspiration
from nature. Frequent life
model.
Printmaking with Ron Best
6.30–9.30pm, £255
Tutor: Ron Best RCA
REF: WED1830RONBES
Learn how to etch and/or
explore monoprint, dry point,
aqua tint and lithographs. All
levels.
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Thursday Afternoon
Mosaics
1–4pm, £255
Tutor: Jackie Mwanza
REF: THU1300JACMWA
Gain a basic understanding of
mosaic processes, or continue
to explore mosaics as a creative
medium, producing portraits,
patterns, or designs from
photographs.
Thursday
Thursday Morning
Portraits Made Personal
9.30am–12.30pm, £261
Tutor: Valerie Wiffen ARCA
REF: THU0930VALWIF
Using traditional observation
from the model, learn how
to make personal portraits
through your choices of media,
interpretation and selection for
emphasis, with a popular and
well-established portrait painter.
Mosaics
9.30am–12.30pm, £255
Tutor: Jackie Mwanza
REF: THU0930JACMWA
Gain a basic understanding of
mosaic processes, or continue
to explore mosaics as a creative
medium, producing portraits,
patterns, or designs from
photographs.
NEW Printmaking and
Lithography
10am–1pm, £255
Tutor: Laurie Lewis ARCA
REF: THU1000LAULEW
Explore lithography, etching,
dry point and lino/woodprint.
Whether results are found by
accident or design, the capacity
for spontaneity will surprise and
delight you.
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Line, Light, Colour,
Composition from the Model
10am–1pm, £261
Tutor: Caroline Deane
REF: THU1000CARDEA
Beginners and intermediate.
Giving you a solid foundation
and more profound vision into
principles of sound drawing.
The journey will take you
through Oriental line drawing,
Chinese ink and wash, anatomy,
composition, space, colour
and perspective into simple oil
sketching.
Life Drawing and Practice
Development
10am–1pm, £251
Tutor: Thomas Yeomans, RCA,
HDFA Slade School of Fine Art
REF: THU1000THOYEO
Taking life drawing as a
fundamental starting point,
students will be encouraged to
explore the figure in a wide
variety of ways. In some lessons
a model will not be present
and students will be taught to
take work made from direct
observation and expand on it
in experimental ways. The
course will establish basic
skills in drawing from life and
enable students to bring an
independent artistic voice to
the work they make.
Postgraduate Programme
2–5pm, £261
Tutor: Thomas Yeomans RCA,
HDFA Slade School of Fine Art
REF: THU1400THOYEO
The programme is tailored to
the specific needs of emerging
visual artists. Artists come
together to share work and
constructive critiques.
From Pastel Drawing to Oils
from the Model
2–5pm, £261
Tutor: Caroline Deane
REF: THU1400CARDEA
Line, light, shadow and colour,
looking at Eastern and Western
traditions. Sustained methods
of recording and expression,
from basic to advanced
methods, Renaissance to now.
Open Painting Workshop
2–5pm, £239
Tutor: Valerie Wiffen ARCA
(Royal College of Art)
REF: THU1400VALWIF
Bring your own ideas,
or follow observed work based
projects. Techniques including
pastels, watercolour painting,
oils and drawing mediums will
be taught, if wished. Learn how
to use tone to create form and
space, pattern and texture and
composition and design. All
levels welcome.
NEW The Art of Silk Painting,
beginners welcome
2.30–5.30pm, £239
Tutor: Tony Wigg
Portraiture and Life Painting
6.30–9.30pm, £261
Tutor: Mary Treherne
REF: THU1430TONWIG
Students will have the chance
to complete two finished
paintings a term, working from
the model in a theatrical setting
for several weeks. Oils or
acrylics. All levels welcome.
Covering all aspects of the gutta
serti technique of silk painting
and related techniques. Open
to all levels with an emphasis
on relaxation and enjoyment.
Materials can be purchased
from the tutor.
NEW Printmaking and
Lithography
2–5pm, £255
Tutor: Laurie Lewis ARCA
REF: THU1400LAULEW
Explore lithography, etching,
dry point and lino/woodprint.
Whether results are found by
accident or design, the capacity
for spontaneity will surprise and
delight you.
REF: THU1830MARTRE
NEW Altering Images
6.30–9.30pm, £239
Tutor: Laurie Lewis ARCA
REF: THU1830LAULEW
Bridge the gap between
drawing and photography,
learn how to use Photoshop,
or make images suitable
for photo-litho. Robert
Rauschenberg united his use
of the photographic image
with his painterly techniques.
Bring your own camera and/or
Mac laptop.
High School Art Class
(age 11+)
5–6.30pm, £195
Tutor: Anniek Verholt
Open Painting Studio
6.30–9.30pm, £239
Tutor: Nigel Caple
REF: THU1700ANNVER
REF: THU1830NIGCAP
Painting, drawing and
modelling, inspired by a rich
variety of subject matter.
Abstract and representational
appraches to landscape,
interiors and imaginative
themes, giving students
opportunities to develop
profound personal
understandings.
Thursday Evening
Sculpture using Mosaics,
Recycled and Found Objects
6.30–9.30pm, £255
Tutor: Jackie Mwanza
REF: THU1830JACMWA
African artists have been
recycling and re-using for
centuries. In 2012, Ghanaian
sculptor El Anastui sold his
recycled bottle tops quilt for
£500,000, marking a renaissance
for art from Sub-Saharan Africa.
This class explores African
traditions and the relationships
it holds with European art, with
references to Kurt Schwitters,
Pablo Picasso and others.
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Jewellery
9:30am–12:30pm, £261
Tutor: Ann Ruthven-Taggart
Digital Painting
2–5pm, £239
Tutor: Edward Ofosu
REF: FRI0930ANNTAG
REF: FRI1330EDWOFO
Developing techniques in
shaping, forming, joining,
soldering, finishing and
texturing. All levels welcome.
Basic materials are included.
Using your own iPad or similar
tablet, with Brushes or Art
Rage applications. Build your
confidence and skills to produce
finished digital paintings.
Saturday
NEW Fine Art Textiles
9.30am–12.30pm, £261
Tutor: Debbie Churchill
Saturday Morning
REF FRI930DEBCHU Friday
Friday Morning
Open Painting Class
10am–1pm, £239
Tutor: Åke Arnerdal
REF: FRI1000AKEARN
Exploring abstract and
representational approaches
to 20th-century art, through
colour, space, form and imagery
from varied sources, using a
variety of media.
Traditional Painting and
Portraiture
9.30am–12.30pm, £261
Tutor: Douglas Druce
REF: FRI0930DOUDRU
Techniques and processes from
Rembrandt to the Impressionists
will be studied in order to
develop keen observational skills
and an understanding of tone
and colour values.
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Create artworks using fabric
as your surface and washes of
dye and print pigments instead
of paint. Collage, appliqué,
freehand embroidery, beading
and other textile media and
processes can be explored.
Work can be mounted for wall
display or turned into chair
covers, bags etc. Inspiration
may be derived from nature,
photographs, or artists’ work.
All levels.
Life Drawing and Painting,
beginners welcome
9.30am–12.30pm, £261
Tutor: Valerie Wiffen ARCA
REF: FRI0930VALWIF
Develop skills in painting and
drawing through observed
work in the life room. Short and
medium poses are followed by
a sustained pose for painters
and those wishing to progress a
wide range of visual qualities in
drawings. All media, all levels.
Friday Afternoon
Jewellery
1–4pm, £261
Tutor: Ann Ruthven-Taggart
REF: FRI1300ANNTAG
Developing techniques in
forming, joining, soldering,
finishing and texturing. All
levels. Basic materials included.
Life Drawing (Adults and 16+)
10am–1pm, £261
Tutor: Estelle Lovatt (Art Critic
for BBC Radio 2)
REF: SAT1000ESTLOV
NEW
Fine Art Textiles 1–4pm, £261
Tutor: Debbie Churchill
Essential to the development of
the artist. Examining the basics
of drawing, learning techniques
to show form, structure and
space in charcoal and pencil.
REF FRI1300DEBCHU
Create artworks using fabric
as your surface and washes of
dye and print pigments instead
of paint. Collage, appliqué,
freehand embroidery, beading
and other textile media and
processes can be explored as
mark-making techniques. Work
can be mounted for wall display
or turned into chair covers, bags
etc. Inspiration may be derived
from nature, photographs, or
artists’ work. All levels.
All Media Course
1:30–4:30pm, £239
Tutor: Valerie Wiffen ARCA
REF: FRI1330VALWIF
For expert tuition in direct
observational work, in any
painting or drawing medium
including watercolour. Projects
will be set if required. Bring
your favourite medium or
learn a new one from scratch.
Beginners are welcome, as are
advanced students wanting
technical help. All levels.
Basic Drawing
10am–1pm, £239
Tutor: Derek Ogbourne
REF: SAT1000DEROGB
All aspects of drawing for the
beginner. Working from what
we see and what we imagine,
using line and other media in
an expressive way. Abstraction,
Impressionism, Expressionism
and Surrealism are introduced.
Contemporary Art and
Design (High School Class)
10–1pm, £238
Tutor: James Bullimore
REF:SAT1000JAMBUL
For those aged 13–18 who
want to learn about artistic
processes, from generating
ideas to completing projectorientated sketch books.
Explore the process of making
artwork, referencing artists and
their techniques. Leave with
new work and skills, which you
can use to develop work for
your portfolio. GCSE & A Levels
development class.
Children’s Painting and
Drawing (age 8–11)
10am–1pm, £217
Tutor: Anniek Verholt
General Art Workshop
1.30–3.30pm, £239
Tutor: Derek Ogbourne
REF: SAT1000ANNVER
Work on your own project, build
a clay sculpture – your process
of discovery will be exciting. This
class is for all abilities. GCSE, A
level coursework support.
A wonderful way for children to
express their creativity and have
fun learning to paint and draw
with a professional. Materials
provided.
Children’s Painting and
Pottery (age 6–11)
10am–12pm, £219
Tutor: Sabrina Scolaro
REF: SAT1000SABSCO
Exploring creativity
through clay and preparatory
design. Projects are introduced
where hand-building and
finishing techniques are taught.
Young Adults Painting and
Drawing (age 11+)
10am–1pm, £237
Tutor: Felicitas Aga
REF: SAT1000FELAGA
A project-based fun class where
all aspects of painting and
drawing are explored and used.
Saturday Afternoon
Printmaking and Etching
1.30–4.30pm, £255
Tutor: Emiko Aida RCA, RE
REF: SAT1330EMIAID
Exploring techniques of etching,
drypoint, collograph and
monoprint. Results can emerge
by accident or purposeful
design. All levels welcome.
Portraiture
1.30–4.30pm, £261
Tutor: Desmond Healy
REF: SAT1330DESHEA
A portrait model, two-week
poses, in a variety of media.
Starting with a limited palette,
you will be guided through the
process of building a structured
figure in space. All levels.
REF: SAT1330DEROGB
Masterclass – Younger
Children (age 5–6)
1.30–3.30pm, £217
Tutor: Sabrina Scolaro
REF: SAT1330SABSCO
Art games, picture-making and
story telling, with drawing and
painting inspired by nature
and artists.
Younger Children’s Painting
and Drawing (age 7–8)
1.30–3.30pm, £217
Tutor: Felicitas Aga
REF: SAT1330FELAGA
A wonderful way for children to
express their creativity and have
fun learning to paint and draw
with a professional. Materials
provided.
Children’s Painting and
Drawing (age 9–11)
1.30–3.30pm, £217
Tutor: Anniek Verholt
REF: SAT1330ANNVER
A wonderful way for children to
express their creativity and have
fun learning to paint and draw
with a professional. Materials
provided.
Saturday Evening
Life Drawing (Adults and 16+)
6–9pm £261
Tutor: Derek Ogbourne
REF: SAT1800DEROGB
Essential to the development of
the artist. Examining the basics
of drawing, learning techniques
to show form, structure and
space in charcoal and pencil.
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Sunday
Art School
Picture
the
Heath
Sunday Morning
Children’s Drawing and
Painting (age 5–7)
10am–12.30pm, £238
Tutor: Anniek Verholt
REF: SUN1000ANNVER
A wonderful way for children
to express their creativity and
have fun learning to paint
and draw with a professional.
Materials provided.
Children’s Painting and
Pottery (age 8–11)
10am–12:30pm, £238
REF: SUN1000CHIPAP
Exploring creativity through
hand-building with clay, using
paper designs to develop ideas.
Decorative finishes are used on
the fired clay. Great fun with
learning.
Family Class (Adults and
Children)
10am–12.30pm Adult with
accompanying child £238,
additional siblings £100 each
Tutor: Natasha Broad
REF: SUN1000NATBRO
Using artists’ work and their
methods as inspiration, Natasha
will help you and your family
members to develop personal
artworks.
General Drawing and
Painting (adults)
10am–12.30pm, £238
REF: SUN1000GENPAD
With the support and advice
of the tutor, you can explore
your own individual subject,
developing it into abstract or
figurative painting.
Sunday Afternoon
Children’s Drawing and
Painting (age 5–7)
1–3.30pm, £238
REF: SUN1300CHIDAP
A wonderful way for children to
express their creativity and have
fun learning to paint and draw
with a professional. Materials
are provided.
Family Class (Adults and
Children)
1–3.30pm Adult with
accompanying child £238,
additional siblings £100 each
Tutor: Natasha Broad
A Fine Art Summer Festival
REF: SUN1300NATBRO
To register now, contact the school office.
Using artists’ work and their
methods as inspiration, Natasha
will help you and your family
members to develop personal
artworks.
General Drawing and
Painting (adults)
1–3.30pm, £238
REF: SUN1300GENPAD
With the support and advice
of the tutor, you can explore
your own individual subject,
developing it into abstract or
figurative painting.
Children’s Painting and
Pottery (age 8–11)
1–3.30pm, £238
OPEN ART COMPETITION
The
Hampstead
Summer
Festival
CLOSING DATE:
10 December 2013
REF: SUN1300CHIPAP
Exploring creativity through
hand-building with clay, using
paper designs to develop ideas.
Decorative finishes are used on
the fired clay. Great fun with
learning.
CALL FOR ENTRIES
Submit an image for the front cover of
the Festival Magazine
You are invited to create a painting, drawing or
illustration that reflects the spirit of the Hampstead
Summer Festival. Your work may be used in all the
promotional material for the festival – a print run of
10,000.
Entry is free and open to everyone. You may use any
medium, maximum size 30 × 30 cm. Mark your work
clearly with your name and contact details, but do
not frame it. Please deliver or send your artwork to HSoA
by 10 December.
‘Picture
your Party’
Children’s Art Parties at HSoA
are increasingly popular.
Book yours now through the
School office.
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‘Picture The Heath’ 2014
Entries will be judged by the HSF committee. The winner
will be announced on 27 January 2014 and will also be
awarded a free class at HSoA.
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Fees are payable in advance in full and are
non-refundable. Payments can be made by
cheque, cash, or credit or debit card. Ring
0207 794 1439 or come to the office, which
is open 9–5pm weekdays, 9–4.30pm on
Saturdays and Sundays 10-3pm.
Hampstead School of Art is a self-funded,
non-profitmaking, Community Art Education
Charity. Credits for missed classes are not
available. It is, however, possible to change
classes if there is a place in an alternative
class that term. Several courses are especially
designed for beginners. Unless stated, classes
are suitable for all levels. The School does not
accept liability for loss or damage to materials
or art work left in the School; belongings
are left at the students’ own risk. The School
cannot accept responsibility for any accident
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HSoA reserves the right to cancel, combine
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Term Dates 2013–14
Autumn Term 1 2013
16 September – 15 December
Half Term 28 October – 3 November
Spring Term 2 2014
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