Kathryn Cameron
Kathryn Cameron is an American artist living and working in New York. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Kutztown University in cinema and television production and has been trained in art at several institutions in New York since 1990. She studied sculpture, painting, and printmaking at The National Academy Museum and School in New York. She also studied sculpture and painting at the School of Visual Arts and the New York Academy of Arts, and paper making at Carriage House Paper in Brooklyn, NY.
Kathryn Cameron has exhibited nationally and internationally through solo and group exhibitions in galleries and museums and Centers for the Arts. She created several site-specific indoor and outdoor works in the USA. Europe and New Zealand. Her work is included in private and public collections in the United States, Europe and New Zealand.
Introduction to Works in Paper
Kathryn Cameron
Learn about the unlimited methods of making works with paper. A variety of techniques and materials will be introduced including both traditional and non-traditional papers, exotic fibers, adhesives, and pigments. Weekly lectures and presentations will explore historical practices, techniques, and other artists working in the medium. A large variety of papers and techniques will be explored during the course through instructor demonstrations and student exercises. Students will learn techniques to create both 2 and 3-Dimensional works and will be offered extensive resources for working in this medium.
Projects in Paper Pulp
Kathryn Cameron
This course is for students who have previously been enrolled in Working with Paper, Explorations in Paper Pulp, or any previous paper workshop with Kathryn Cameron. The class is designed to develop individual projects and to build on techniques learned in previous courses. The class will include both individualized and group exercises and critiques.
This is a 2-day course held on Monday and Tuesday mornings from 10:00 am – 1:00 pm
The Elements of Sculpture
Kathryn Cameron
In this course, we will explore the aesthetic and conceptual possibilities of a variety of materials such as paper, paper clay, recycled materials, and metal using them through the three-dimensional form. The basic principles of sculpture will be discussed; line, color, value, shape, form, space, scale, texture, balance mass, and volume. Historical practices, techniques, and other artists working in the medium will be introduced through lectures, group critiques, and discussions. We will begin with the process of ideation, which includes creating sketches, material studies, and the making of small prototypes. Then we move into the sculpture making process. Artists will be encouraged to work from their choice of subjects, themes, and concepts. Beginners to advanced students are welcomed.