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Enjoy summer marathons in drawing, painting, and sculpting at New York Studio School

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New York Studio School Marathons engage the practices of drawing, painting and sculpture as direct methodologies to understand one’s experience in the world. Guided by numerous group and individual reviews, the artists are exposed to a wide range of approaches focused on the processes of artistic creation, new visual languages ​​and experimentation. The innovation and depth of these 10-day programs increase participants’ mastery with the materials and lead to new ways of thinking and creating that continue well beyond the conclusion of each program.

Open to artists of all skill levels, classes are delivered daily in person or virtually in real time from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ET.

Generous partial scholarships are available.

2023 Summer Marathons

Session I: June 5-16

Session II: June 19-30

Session III: July 10-21

Join us this summer in New York or virtually from anywhere in the world to grow your practice and connect with a community of dedicated artists!

Drawing Marathon — IN PERSON: Strategies for Translating Vision into Form

About NYSS
THE New York Studio School was founded in 1964 as an intensive studio arts program emphasizing perception, artists learning from artists, and drawing as the most direct way to describe one’s ideas or experiences.

To learn more about our full-time programs (MFA, CertificateAnd Virtual certificate) or additional part-time options (Evening and weekend courses, DesignAnd Sculpture Master Classes), please email info@nyss.org for any questions or to schedule a virtual or in-person visit.

Full-Time Program Highlight
THE Virtual Certificate Program is an amazing opportunity for artists to pursue their full-time studies with NYSS from their respective home studios. Artists from around the world are invited to participate in a structured, real-time program led by the school’s dedicated faculty, with many options for in-person study throughout the three-year program. Virtual Certificate students can attend New York-based marathons each semester or choose in-person study for entire semesters at a time, cultivating a self-directed curriculum that best supports their individual goals and life structure. .

For more information on this year’s marathons, visit nyss.org.

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