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Instructors
Our students are privileged to study under the
following gifted artists / instructors:
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Art History / Drawing & Painting |
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Susie Lynch,
Drawing & Art History
Mrs. Lynch also heads the Art League at Douglas
Anderson.
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Creative Photography |
Ms.
Walcavich depicted in original art by DA grad Sue
Eason |
Alyce Walcavich
Photography
Mrs. Walcavich has an MFA in studio art from
Virginia Commonwealth University. She has taught at
VCU, College of William and Mary, Green Run
High School and the Governor’s Magnet School in
Norfolk Virginia. She has been teaching photography
here at DA since 1991. Mrs. Walcavich exhibits
regularly in local shows and at the present has work
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Drawing & Painting |
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Hillary
Hogue, drawing / painting
Hillary Hogue received her Master of Fine Arts
from the Maryland Institute College of Art in
Baltimore, Maryland. She has exhibited in such prestigious galleries as Draper
Studios, Jacksonville Museum of Modern Art and The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens.
hillaryhogue.com |
MATERIALS NEEDED
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Drawing & Painting II
Students will need the Golden Paint Kit available
at Reddi Arts
www.reddiarts.com.
The kit is $130. Details available from Ms. Hogue.
COURSE INFORMATION
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PRINTMAKING |
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Barry E. Wilson , artist / printmaker
Barry Wilson is a 1989 MFA graduate of Florida State University. Now
an instructor at the Douglas Anderson School of the Arts in Jacksonville,
Wilson has also worked with the Jacksonville Art Museum, the Duval County
public schools, and served as an Assistant Professor at Jacksonville
University. He has over 90 shows to his credit, 20 of which are solo
exhibitions. His work can be found in a number of collections including
the City of Orlando, Delta Airlines, the Rajasthan School of Art in
India and the Superstock Corporation of France.
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Materials Needed:
A take home project charge of $30.00 will be assessed
for this course. Students will need 8.5 x 11" hardbound
sketchbooks, drawing pencils (especially 2B, 4B and 6B).
Color markers will be needed for designing sketchbook
pages as well as glue sticks, erasers and paintbrushes.
A camera will be needed to document steps involved in
printmaking processes.
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SCULPTURE |
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Khanh Tran, sculpture
Khanh Tran has the distinction of not only being a gifted artist and instructor, he is also a graduate of the DA Visual Art Department. Tran earned his BFA
from the Maryland Institute College of Art where he studied
sculpture. In addition to sculpture Tran explored the practical side
of his art by working as a builder of custom cabinetry prior to
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Materials Needed:
Sculpture II
Students will need:
1) Sketchbook. must be hardbound 81/2 x 11.
2) Styrofoam egg carton to hold your acrylic paints.
3) Any plastic garbage bag with a twist tie. 13 gal or
more.
4) Small plastic container with lid. Ex: A butter or cream
tub
5) A shoebox with a lid, large enough to hold the other
items.
6) Two wood chisels - 1" and 1/4"
* Some projects this year may call for
the use of special materials which will have to be purchased
by the student. Details available from Mr. Tran.
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Ken Hatcher
Gallery Director
<~seen depicted in original artKen Hatcher served
as the DA sculpture teacher from 1985 - 2005.
He
spearheaded construction of the Art Department
Sculpture Garden.
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Wish List
If you would like to contribute directly to the Visual Arts department,
the following are specific needs facing the department this year:
• 8 ft. ladder
• Large carton of white Mat Board
• Large paint brushes (2”+)
• White and Bright color copier paper
• CD-R’s with cases or paper sleeves
• Plastic crates or laundry baskets
• Aluminum soda cans
• Bagless vacuum (used or new)
• Cash and Gift Cards
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