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Course Calendar 2017 Course Calendar 2017 Haliburton School of Art 705.457.1680 Toll Free 1.866.353.6464 ext. 3 Molly Moldovan Stigmata II (Mask); 2008-2014 [email protected] acrylic/canvas HSAD Graduate + 297 College Drive Design Box 839, Haliburton, Ontario K0M 1S0 NEW – Independent Studio Practice Post-Graduate Program 2017 Course Calendar May to August 2017 hsad.ca This newly redesigned, advanced independent studio program is for artists like you to further develop your art practice. Work from your own studio, or on campus. Program Highlights: • You will be fully supported and mentored by a variety of professional artists, whether you choose to work out of your studio, or in a shared dedicated space at the Haliburton School of Art + Design •Curriculum includes scheduled classes that take place on campus and online, and features field trips plus studio visits from guest artists • Choose four week-long courses from over 100 offered as part of our summer art program to enhance your skills, or to explore a completely new medium • Create bodies of work for exhibition and a portfolio Find out how you can take your studio practice to the next level. Apply now for Summer 2017. twitter.com/flemingHSAD Contact Sandra Dupret: 1-866-353-6464 ext. 6708 facebook.com/flemingHSAD [email protected] instagram.com/flemingHSAD hsad.ca What Kind of Designer Are You? The Recent The The High School Empty Budding Leaders in Art + Design Education The INTEGRATED DESIGN diploma program at the Graduate Nester Interdisciplinarian HALIBURTON SCHOOL OF ART + DESIGN is the place Our visual arts and design diplomas are different. Both incorporate strong foundation to find out. skills and hands-on material practices. Build a solid portfolio and take the next step to where you want to go—continuing education, setting up a studio practice, or designing Whether you’re fresh out of high school...and haven’t found the right your creative career. post-secondary fit... or you’re an empty nester, we will help you discover your inner designer. Good design helps you to live positively and navigate the world Year 1 around you. In our program, you’ll learn what constitutes good design Pick Your Path and how to integrate it into your life and studio practice. In fact, we will give you all the creative thinking tools, problem-solving skills, and hands-on experience that you will need to design your own life. Our kick-ass team of design professionals are passionate about Award-winning designer ANDREW JENNINGS, early 20s DANA CHEER, mid 40s LAURETTA PETERS, mid 20s Visual and Creative Arts Integrated Design helping you help yourself, so that you can help others through an Barr Gilmore (RCA, MDes), is Diploma Diploma integrated design approach. I didn’t really know where I was going I came upon the HSAD when I was I was searching for Glassblowing the coordinator and creative in life until I met some graduates of researching fabric and fibre art programs across Canada and could 14 art foundation courses – OR 17 design foundation We live in a multi/disciplinary, interdisciplinary and intergenerational force behind the program. the Integrated Design Diploma courses. I have always wanted to go to only find a handful. While scanning program while taking HSAD’s art school, but it wasn’t until four the HSAD website, I started reading use a wide variety of courses – understand what world that requires us to know a little about a lot, so that we can Former Studio Assistant to Sustainable Building Design and years later that I revisited the website about the Integrated Design better direct our future. renowned art trio General Idea materials and learn to think good design is and why Construction Certificate last summer. and found the new Integrated diploma program. It spoke to my differently about art it’s important and Senior Design Associate at I heard that the program allowed you Design program. It sounded like it interest in developing my own (glass) Design your future now. Apply today! Bruce Mau Design, Barr has to experiment with a lot of different was designed just for me. The design business, so I thought, why not Classes begin September 2017. materials and techniques while program really strives to pull the do both a diploma and a certificate... been a graphic, environmental fostering a path towards self enlighten- designer and creative thinker out of and so the journey began. Last fall I graphic and industrial designer ment through design. I signed up you while encouraging an in-depth completed my Moving Image since 1996 with such clients as without hesitation and now I’m on a exploration of yourself and what you Design certificate and now I’m full-on path toward real change. are really capable of. Glassblowing... a dream come true. Gagosian Gallery, TIFF Bell Lightbox, Scotiabank Andrew Jennings is a native Dana Cheer, a mother of two grown Lauretta Peters hails from Hanley, Year 2 Photography Award, Gardiner Haliburtonian. After graduating high children, hails from B.C. via Shallow Saskatchewan. After graduating from school in 2014, he studied Computer Lake in Western Ontario. She holds a high school, she joined Katimavik and Choose Your Specialization Museum, Design Exchange, Game Development and Design at Diploma in Marketing and Business travelled the country doing intensive Gershon Iskowitz Foundation Carleton University. Realizing that he and now an Integrated Design full-time volunteer work for those less and the Alberta College of Art didn’t feel passionate about his Diploma with a focus on Sustainable fortunate than herself. After complet- Select one of our Art Certificates chosen field of study, he moved back Building Design and Construction ing her tenure, her inner flaneur got + Design, amongst others. In ' ' home and spent a year figuring out his and Ceramics. Before coming to the best of her, so she decided to Artist Blacksmith • Ceramics • Digital Image Design 2005, he was inducted into the next post-secondary move. Andrew is HSAD, Dana collaborated with a hitchhike from Victoria to Newfound- Drawing and Painting • Fibre Arts • Glassblowing • Jewellery Essentials Royal Canadian Academy of doing his diploma in reverse—having marketing team to design and land. In Edmonton, she got the “fire” completed his Certificate in Sustain- implement health and beauty products bug and began her journey into fire Moving Image Design • Photo Arts • Sculpture Arts for Graphic Design and in able Building, he is now learning the for mass markets; and operated her performance, hooping and flamework. Sustainable Building Design and Construction (IND program only) 2011, he earned the Governor fundamentals of design in Integrated own decorating business, Creative While in the Integrated Design General’s Academic Gold Design and is doing his design thesis Interiors. She has worked in both program, Lauretta combined her research into role playing (cosplay public and private sectors. Dana interest in fire/hoop performance and Medal, and his Master of costumes and props) and Geek Cheer Design is currently designing glasswork and began her design Design from OCAD University. Culture, a field ripe with design and making functional ceramic wares, business Kaura Kreations in earnest. potential. Follow him on Instagram concentrating on dinnerware to Her dream is to create a mobile glass @andyjamings. promote getting families back to the studio with which she can travel the For program details dinner table. Follow her on Instagram country. Follow her on Instagram @danacheerdesign. @kaurakreations and @kaurahoops. hsad.ca Illustration by Shannon Munro, Integrated Design graduate 2016. What Kind of Designer Are You? The Recent The The High School Empty Budding Leaders in Art + Design Education The INTEGRATED DESIGN diploma program at the Graduate Nester Interdisciplinarian HALIBURTON SCHOOL OF ART + DESIGN is the place Our visual arts and design diplomas are different. Both incorporate strong foundation to find out. skills and hands-on material practices. Build a solid portfolio and take the next step to where you want to go—continuing education, setting up a studio practice, or designing Whether you’re fresh out of high school...and haven’t found the right your creative career. post-secondary fit... or you’re an empty nester, we will help you discover your inner designer. Good design helps you to live positively and navigate the world Year 1 around you. In our program, you’ll learn what constitutes good design Pick Your Path and how to integrate it into your life and studio practice. In fact, we will give you all the creative thinking tools, problem-solving skills, and hands-on experience that you will need to design your own life. Our kick-ass team of design professionals are passionate about Award-winning designer ANDREW JENNINGS, early 20s DANA CHEER, mid 40s LAURETTA PETERS, mid 20s Visual and Creative Arts Integrated Design helping you help yourself, so that you can help others through an Barr Gilmore (RCA, MDes), is Diploma Diploma integrated design approach. I didn’t really know where I was going I came upon the HSAD when I was I was searching for Glassblowing the coordinator and creative in life until I met some graduates of researching fabric and fibre art programs across Canada and could 14 art foundation courses – OR 17 design foundation We live in a multi/disciplinary, interdisciplinary and intergenerational force behind the program. the Integrated Design Diploma courses. I have always wanted to go to only find a handful. While scanning program while taking HSAD’s art school, but it wasn’t until four the HSAD website, I started reading use a wide variety of courses – understand what world that requires us to know a little about a lot, so that we can Former Studio Assistant to Sustainable Building Design and years later that I revisited the website about the Integrated Design better direct our future.
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