The Lonely Londoner’s Arts & Culture Guide to Study Abroad, Part 1 So you’ve decided to study abroad. Congratulations! Now what? I’m a writer headed for London to study abroad for a year (woo hoo!) and will be posting a series of articles on the arts and culture scene for Artzray, but I’ll also be sharing practical tips about the …
Behind the Scenes with an AP Art Judge
Photo Credit nickolouse13 Behind the Scenes of AP Art “I liked grading the AP because I got a broad overview of what’s going on in the country… it puts what I do in perspective” says Barbara Thomason, a Los Angeles based artist, educator and former judge of the Advanced Placement Art Portfolio. Barbara was a master printer at Gemini G.E.L. where …
Back to School After Your First Real Job
Photo Credit: Chris Metcalf 12 Back To School Tips 1. Keep contacts 2. Remember the drive you had 3. You’ve acted like an adult before, you can do it again (if needed) 4. Unwind and have fun – you’ve earned it 5. But don’t get lazy – keep your presence up in the professional world 6. You already have accomplishments …
Art College vs. Liberal Arts: The Pros and Cons
If you’re a serious young artist, you’re probably wondering how to take your craft to the next level: what’s the best course of action when it comes to higher ed? Should you buckle down at a well-reputed art college? Or should you hunt for a strong arts department within a larger university?
Oscar Magallanes Interview – Stories from the Stream
Oscar Magallanes “You have to find your way.” Artzray Host, Marisa Reisel launchs our series Stories From The Stream with an interview with artist Oscar Magallanes. This series of short, casual videos are shot on locations around Southern California in our ’93 Sovereign Airstream where we have conversations with artists about their work. Our first interview is with Oscar, a …
Along the Way – Glynnis Reed
Glynnis Reed is a fine artist, working in photography, digital collage, mixed media collage, and painting. She shares some thoughts about what she has learned along the way in her career. You can read her full bio and find more examples of her art work on her web site at GLYNNIS REED