Click at left for the Winter 2009 course catalog! Save $20 when you register for classes by January 7th.
A Letter from The Director
Our large studios bathed in evening light, with views of sunsets over lower Manhattan, wash away the hectic workday and inspire creativity.
The Art School is an active community art center attracting people of all ages from all over the city to its great studios, excellent teachers and friendly atmosphere. Our aim is to teach the techniques in drawing, painting, photography and sculpture. Our professional artist / instructors enjoy sharing their expertise.
People interested in learning and creating art come evenings, daytime and weekends to pursue their creative potential. Many of our students took an art class in high school or college and want to put some creativity back in their lives. Absolute beginners find encouragement and direction in a welcoming environment. Experienced artists often come to refresh their skills or learn a new medium. Many individuals discover their art-selves here, and continue to take classes for several years. I look forward to seeing you in the studios.
Walter O'Neill, Director
Benefits of Art School Membership
* Excellent teachers, a friendly environment, affordable classes at an acclaimed art school
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Open Studio Time – We are the only adult art school in NYC to provide students with an additional 3 hours/week of studio time at no extra charge. Open studio starts the 2nd week of the term. Times are posted on each studio door.
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Free workshops*
Invitations to all receptions in the Ernest Rubenstein gallery*
Student Group Gallery Exhibit - All students are eligible to participate in this end-of-the-year event.
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Student Discount Identification Card
For more information about The Art School, call 212-780-2300 ext 378 or click here to request information.
Winter classes will start on January 20, 2009.
TRAVEL DIRECTIONS:
We are located in the heart of the Lower East Side, just above Chinatown. Convenient to subways and buses. 197 East Broadway, at the corner of Jefferson St.
By subway: Half a block from the F-train at the East Broadway stop; near the J, M, Z trains at Essex/Delancey St.; B, D trains to Grand St.
By bus: MTA buses #9 or #15 to Canal Street, #14A to Grand St, #22 to Jefferson St. By car: Located at 197 East Broadway, between Jefferson and Clinton Streets.
On street parking meters cost twenty-five cents per 15-minutes. Parking meters are in effect six days per week until 7pm.
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