Australearn
Master Workshop in Art
Master Photography Workshop
Marine Center Summer Program
Writers' Workshops
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Tropical Marine Ecology is a one month travel and field course to study coastal and tropical ecosystems of remote and often inaccessible areas along the Western coast of Australia and the Northern Territory. The course will cover a diversity of coastal as well as inland ecosystems. There will be ample opportunities for snorkeling, diving, reef-walking, wildlife observation, hiking and nature photography.
Starting in the temperate city of Perth in Southwestern Australia, we will travel northward by land vehicle, exploring areas of the sparsely populated coastline of the Indian Ocean. Areas studied will include the Pinnicles Desert, Kalkarri Gorge, the Shark Bay region (an area that has large shell deposits, living stromotolites and dolphins feeding in knee-deep water). A few days will be spent at Ningaloo Reef (a unique coral reef ecosystem). After reaching the northern coastal town of Broome, an old pearling town known for its large tidal range and dinosaur tracks, we will travel northeast to the tropical city of Darwin. Considerable time will be spent exploring the region between Broome and Darwin. This area includes a large region of fossilized coral reef. Areas studied will include Windjana Gorge National Park, Geike Gorge, Tunnel Creek, Katherine Gorge and Kakadu National Park (a world heritage park). The trip concludes in Darwin.
The course will be taught by Australian faculty who have been chosen for their knowledge and their genuine interest in the subject areas. Professor Goldberg from Southampton College of Long Island University will lead the course. He has been to Australia on numerous occasions leading trips and studying marine organisms in the coastal waters of Australia.
**Airfare to Australia is additional. Discounted group airfare from Los Angeles to Perth and home from Darwin generally costs $1,200 - 1,300.
For a brochure and an application
(call, write, fax, e-mail):
Summer Office
Long Island University
Southampton College
239 Montauk Highway
Southampton, New York 11968
Phone: (516) 287-8349
Fax: (516) 283-4081
E-mail: caglioti@sand.liunet.edu
Internet: http://www.southampton.liunet.edu
Questions concerning the course, please contact:
Professor Arthur Goldberg
Natural Science Division
Long Island University
Southampton College
239 Montauk Highway
Southampton, New York 11968
(516) 287-8404
| The Australearn Gallery |
| Pictures |
Dates of Art and Photography Exhibitions
Summer by the Sea
This summer come to where the artists are -- come to Southampton.
Experience the water, the
landscape, the light that has attracted such artists as Willem DeKooning,
Jackson Pollock and Larry
Rivers to the East End of Long Island.
Two Sessions Offered
Choose from two, two-week sessions. Both are for artists and teachers who have mastered the
basic techniques of painting, drawing, sculpture and mixed-media.
Session I (July 8 - 19): An in-depth studio experience with an emphasis on the application of studio art to instruction.
Session II (July 22 - August 2): An in-depth studio experience with a focus on exhibition and critique.
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The Masters Workshop in Art was an incredible experience. I was able to focus and organize my creativity. The atmosphere was breathtakingly inspirational. I enjoyed myself so much that I decided to stay here and am now working and living here. ...Andrea Boness, Sag Harbor, NY (formerly of Chicago, Ill.) |
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The Master Workshop in Art provided me the opportunity to learn, to think, to listen, to see, to speak and most importantly to work and grow as an artist. ...Brad Cushman, Southeast Oklahoma State University, Chair of Art Department |
Students will earn three credits (undergraduate or graduate) per session, and will choose with the director a project to be completed during the workshop. Students will share studio space overlooking Shinnecock Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. Occasionally, models will be available to give the students an opportunity to refresh drawing skills or to prepare studies for painting or sculptures.
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It was beyond my wildest expectations. ...Elisabeth Groenewegen, The Netherlands |
Details
The workshop is a program for artists conducted by artists.
Selected students will spend two or four
intense weeks living and working at Southampton College with studios
overlooking Shinnecock Bay and
the Atlantic Ocean. Students interact with visiting artists through
critiques, discussions and visits to the
artists' studios. An instructional printmaking workshop with
Dan Welden is included. Three graduate or
undergraduate credits are awarded per session.
Low cost housing is available.
Students enrolled in both
sessions receive housing at no charge during the second session
(meals are extra).
Visiting Artists have included:
Roy Lichtenstein / Larry Rivers / Eric Fischl / Audrey Flack / Miriam Schapiro /
April Gornik / Joe Zucker / Jerry Saltz / Robert Dash / Berenice D'Vorzon /
Dan Welden
Information
For more information
Call: 516-287-8349
fax: 516-283-4081
e-mail:
caglioti@sand.liunet.edu
write: Master Workshop in Art,
Summer Office,
Southampton College,
239 Montauk Highway,
Southampton, NY 11968-4198
To Apply
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Dates of Art and Photography Exhibitions
| Master Photography Exhibition |
Experience the past, the present, and the future of photography in an environment of great natural beauty, while working with some of today's most respected photographers.
This is a workshop for photographers taught by professionals. During each of the four weeks of the workshop, several different aspects of photography will be covered through a series of one-credit courses. Topics for workshops change from year to year. The workshops offered this year are:
To ensure a quality experience for each participant, enrollment will be strictly limited. Students should have a portfolio of work available for review at the first class session. A working knowledge of 35mm cameras and darkroom techniques is required.
For a Master Photography Brochure and more information please call or write:
| Master Photography Exhibition |
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Top College for Marine Science Southampton College is one of the few schools in the country to offer an undergraduate program in Marine Science. The excellence of the program is nationally recognized. The College was selected from more than 1,500 institutions nationwide to be included in the 1996 edition of the Peterson's Guide Book, Top Colleges for Science. Literally on the doorstep of the Atlantic, the College is within walking distance of Shinnecock Bay and less than a mile from the Atlantic Ocean. A fully equipped Marine Station on Shinnecock Bay, which includes a fleet of research vessels and running sea water, facilitates hands-on research and explorations of the surrounding marine environment. |
sshumway@sunburn.liunet.edu),
or to the Summer Office
(caglioti@sand.liunet.edu),
or call (516) 287-8349 for details.
Southampton College of Long Island University is located in the heart of the beautiful seaside community known as the Hamptons, an area that has become the home of many of our best contemporary writers. The magnificent homes, the beaches, the cultural events, the sense of living in the country while maintaining a proximity to New York City, the very beauty of the Hamptons, have all been factors in drawing writers to the area. But perhaps one of the strongest magnets for writers is the desire to be part of the community of writers that has been growing steadily over the years.
We invite you to join this community by participating in the 1996 Southampton Writers' Workshops. This year we are offering workshops in poetry and fiction with Marvin Bell and Stewart O'Nan. The workshops are scheduled so that participants can study in one or both genres.
ENGL 381A/681A |
ENGL 381B/681B |
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A series of evening readings will feature the two workshop instructors as well as writers who live on the East End of Long Island. The first lecture is in the Business Center Lecture Hall at 6:00 p.m. on Saturday, July 27. Each night after that, the readings will be held in the Ocean View Lounge of Southampton Hall and will begin at 8:00 p.m. |
Students can earn one undergraduate or graduate credit per workshop. Students seeking graduate credit should register for the 600-level workshop(s); students needing undergraduate credit should choose the 300-level option. Participants not interested in earning credit for the workshops should simply register for the 300-level course(s).
Stewart O'Nan teaches creative writing at Trinity College in Hartford. He has published novels as well as a prize-winning collection of short stories.
David Cutts, a professor at Southampton College, has been the director of the Writers' Workshops at Southampton College for six years.
Michael Jody, an adjunct professor and local writer, is the coordinator.
| Workshop Registration Fee: | $15 per workshop |
| Undergraduate Credit and Other: | $387 per workshop |
| Graduate Credit: | $408 per workshop |
| On-Campus Housing: | $200 |
| Optional Meal Plan: | $82 (8 meals) |
Caglioti@sand.liunet.edu
Students seeking undergraduate credit will register for the 300-level workshops; students seeking graduate credit will register for the 600-level workshops. You do not have to be a student enrolled in an academic program or institution to take the workshops; we welcome visitors. These "students" will need to register for the 300-level workshops.
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