Scholarships
September 22nd, 2008Check your local school to check out the new scholarships to apply for. Ranging from $1000 to $10,000, it’s your opportunity to earn some money for college now.
Events To Check Out This Week
July 9th, 2008EVENTS THIS WEEK:
Andy Warhol: Photographs
When: Thursday July 10 (6–8pm)
Where: Michael Kohn Gallery (8071 Beverly Blvd, 323.658.8088)
Price: FREE
(Neo) Realism
When: Saturday July 19 (5–8pm)
Where: George Billis Gallery (2716 S La Cienega Blvd, 310.838.3685)
Price: FREE
Independence Day
June 19th, 2008Vision21’s 6 campuses will be closed on Friday, July 4th & Saturday, July 5th. Please arrange for make-up classes with the art director on campus accordingly. With that said, enjoy some BBQ and fun in the sun.
Summer Schedule Launched
June 19th, 2008Vision21’s summer schedule has launched.
We’re talking 9:30 am to 8:30 pm, 6 days a week, over 5 classes a day.
Within 6 schools, that’s over 120 hours of art & design a week. Whew.
come visit
June 19th, 2008Vision21 alum and back for the summer? Come by and visit. We’re scheduling previous students to come in and speak to our current students about college life.
Create a Greeting Card Scholarship
April 15th, 2008We all know college is expensive. Super expensive. Any money you can get to lessen that load will help.
So win $10,000 in scholarship for college.
Enter the Create-a-Greeting card scholarship contest. All you have to do is create a greeting card. Simple enough right?
Check out the contest and details here.
we heart it.
April 9th, 2008 Check this site out.
We Heart It is a social bookmarking site perfect for inspiration for the artist & designer. beautiful aesthetics to say the least. Know of any others? Add it in the comments.
I Adore You.
April 9th, 2008I heart the animation and storytelling in this video from Melpo Mene, called I Adore You. You might recognize it from the Volvo commercial.
I’m stoked for the animation and storyboarding classes in the summer.
Van Gogh’s Starry Night
April 3rd, 2008One of the most popular and well known paintings in the world; Van Gogh’s Starry Night.
While most interpret this painting as an ethereal piece of spirituality, hope and light, my friend Bobby Choy has a different take…
“misinterpretation”
oil on canvas, 1999/2001
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What you see here is a portrait painting I made my Junior year in college, which I later enhanced with other images seen in three blocks left of the figure in the Spring of 2001. | This piece started out just as a portrait of a Bible/photography professor at Gordon College (who is well known for interpreting parts of the Bible). When I added the three blocks it took a deeper turn into meaning something more. My favorite painting since high school has been Vincent Van Goh’s “Starry Night”. I had heard how he painted it during a time he had lost his faith in God, and that that is why all the town buildings are painted with lights turned on while the church remained unlit. Most people don’t know this of the piece and of Van Goh, therefore they may misinterpret it as being a painting of hope found, when it could be as well the opposite. In “Misinterpretation” I try to highlight the church by darkening and zooming in on it. |
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Welcome to Student Life at Vision 21 Art & Design
March 18th, 2008Vision 21 students. This is your space to post your artwork, post your favorite music and videos you listen to, and to express yourself. Make this your blog.
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