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THE OBJECTIVE

The objective of ART - POLI is for participants to experience Australia and New Zealand, and its art on their terms exploring techniques of painting and drawing on location, with an added foundation in the fundamentals of art history. Courses in Photography, Sculpture, Ceramics, Creative Writing, Literature, Language, Fashion, Film, Dance, Culinary and Oenology Studies will also be offered. 

 

THE RESIDENCY LEARNING OBJECTIVES FOR ART-POLI®

 

Learning the tools and techniques necessary to develop a work of

art.

Learning to draw on location.

Using observation, and linear perspective to explore composition, form, color, space, light, shadow, and texture in painting, drawing, and photography.

Use of painting, drawing, and photography for creative expression and travel diaries.

International understanding of art through travel, experience, and art history lectures.

Expressing different ways to document art by developing an art vocabulary.

Learning different ways to see art by viewing works in museums /galleries/ and or piazzas.

Understanding art as a form of personal expression.

 

THE PROCESS

Using various outdoor locations as a classroom artists will sharpen their

artistic vision and perception. They will observe, study, paint, draw, and photograph landscapes, sculptures, and classical paintings in and outside museums.

 

Sessions will be augmented with classical traditions as well as the creative process.

 

Artists will work in pencil, charcoal, acrylics, or watercolor. Photography will also be incorporated into the residency.

 

THE OUTCOME

Participants will be responsible for creating a portfolio of combined images of drawings, paintings, sculptures, photography, or a journal that represents the countries, art, and culture.

 

They will also be responsible for creating a theme in photographs that represent the city. Sessions will end with an informal critique.

DISCIPLINES AND MEDIA

Visual Arts and Humanities 
Painting 
Drawing 

Printmaking

Sculpture

Ceramics

Photography 

Architecture

Restoration

Textiles

Jewelry Design

Mask Making

Perfume Design

Creative Writing 

Literature

Language 

Philosophy 

Fashion 

Film 

Theater

Education 
Curatorial 
Architecture 

Culinary 

Oenology

Exhibiting and Marketing Art

Yoga and Meditation 

 

FOUNDED

2004

 

TYPE OF PROGRAM

Independent

 

DATES

Summer, Winter, Spring, Fall

Yearly

DURATION OF RESIDENCY

Two weeks, Month, Semester

 

NUMBER OF ARTISTS IN RESIDENCY

Six to 18 participants

 

PREREQUISITES

None

 

COST FOR PROGRAM

(not including airfare) 2975

 

PROGRAM FEE WILL COVER

Painting Classes

Art History Lessons

Painting Critiques

Room and Board

Electricity (not air conditioning)

Water Fee

Museum Fees

Bus Fees

Some Excursions

Limited medical insurance

International Program Fees and Taxes

 

EXPENSES PAID BY ARTIST

Round trip Travel / Airfare

Airport Taxi 

Art Supplies

Food

 

GRANTS

Available based on Funding

FEES

Participants must have the program fee paid in full two months prior to departure.

Late fees will be charged a $150 fee

if received after this time.

 

ARTIST HOUSING

Shared apartment

Separate bed in a shared room

Toilets and shower in the apartment

Full kitchens in apartments

(Companions are allowed but they must pay for housing)

Electricity and water are included

 

EXPECTATIONS OF ARTISTS

A completed work done on location

A travel journal Presentation

 

APPLICATION PROCESS

Application by Mail or email

 

SELECTION PROCESS

By Committee

 

DESCRIPTION OF RESIDENCY SETTING

Urban

 

RESOURCES

Educators /Staff

Professional Artists

Wifi Internet Connection

 

WORKING LANGUAGES

English / Australian / Māori

 

OTHER ACTIVITES

Art history tours

Lectures

Presentations

Exhibitions

 

HOW TO REACH (By Plane)

Australia

Sydney Kingsford Smith International

 

New Zealand

Auckland Airport (AKL)

©2024 Georgetta Gancarz ART-POLI Australia and New Zealand

Painting on Location International

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