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The preparatory evening course is designed for those people who intend to become students of Atelier Stockholm in the future and would like to get a head start in the program. It is also suitable for those who are interested in experiencing structured art training. It is not necessary to take the preparatory course before applying to become a student of the regular full-time or part-time program.
The preparatory course takes students through the first part of the standard training program of Atelier Stockholm. They will be introduced to the comparative method of drawing which will help them to train their eyes to accurately see shapes and values as well as line and edge quality.
Students will during the course copy a few small 19th-century drawings in pencil and one larger drawing in charcoal if they will have the time. These drawings were produced by Charles Bargue (1825-1883) in a publication called Cours de dessin (Drawing Course), which was designed to assist beginning students learn to draw objects and figures realistically and accurately from life. This course prepare students for working well and correctly from the cast and live modell.
Examples of student copies of Bargue drawings can be found in the Bargue Copies gallery.
The training is adapted to each individual student so the exact structure of the curriculum will depend upon the experience and aptitude of the individual. Likewise, the pace at which a student progresses through the preparatory program will vary depending upon the individual.
The duration of the course is 14 weeks/semester.
Students work at the school 3 days a week, Monday – Wednesday, from 17:00 – 20:00. An instructor will review student work every day.
Spring 2011: January 24 - May 11
The cost is 8 750 SEK/semester (including VAT 1 750 SEK)
Registration form.
Note: Refunds may only be requested by new students within the first week of their semester. All refunds must be requested in writing. |
