This special program, aimed at studio art and art history majors, offers students a unique opportunity to study in what is known as the birthplace of the Renaissance and one of the most important European centers of western art, science, literature and architecture: Florence, Italy. Join us here on our journey!
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Showing posts with label studio. Show all posts
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Texture Everywhere!
Everywhere you turn, there is something new and amazing to see in Florence. For the most recent project, I wandered around the city and did rubbings of interesting signs I found. I ended up with about 25 sheets full of different words, font types, and symbols. It was a cool way to explore the city and discover places I had yet to see. I also included my concentration into the project and did a woodcut of the Uconn crest and fleur de lis combination. I did it to represent the Uconn studio art program in Florence. And, this is just proof that any concentration can study abroad and still "do their thing". Here are some photos of the rubbings, woodcut, and prints!




Sunday, October 2, 2011
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Working in Studio This Week
We've been working hard in studio in our first week. Check out these "action shots"of some of our work in progress...
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Our Studio: Via del Moro 14
Our studio space is bright and welcoming and has a rich artistic tradition. When we're here the doors are always open. Stop on by- many Florentines do!
We're Here!
Welcome to Florence, Fall 2011 UConn students! We're already busy in our beautiful studio space at Via del Moro 14. Here are some photos of us hard at work.
Monday, December 20, 2010
Snow In Florence
Beautiful, but a bit unexpected, snow comes to Florence just before the term is up.
| Fiume Arno |
| Ponte alla Carraia |
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| Piazza del Duomo |
| Piazza della Repubblica |
| Our studio space on Via del Moro stays warm, bright and welcoming. C'mon in! |
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