Tuesday, June 24, 2008

Young Artist Program - Register Now


The Young Artist Programme (Winter Vacation 2008)

The programme is an opportunity for youngsters between the ages of 10 to 18 years, to experience the atmosphere of college life and to express themselves creatively. The Young Artist Programme provides young artists the chance to explore media and concepts not generally offered at school level. Students will be encouraged to develop their own way of seeing the world and to express this vision through a specific medium. Classes are kept small for individual attention, allowing students to work closely with the creative instructors.

The Young Artist Programme will be run on the CFAD campus from the 5th to the 12th July 2008.
The Public Exhibition will be held at CFAD on Saturday 19th July 2008.
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The course will include the following modules:
1. Drawing
2. Painting
3. Computer Graphics
4. Animation
5. Introduction to Toon Boom Animation

Call CFAD (031) 3052480 for further information and to register for this popular Winter Vacation Art Programme.
About the Centre for Fine Art Animation and Design

The Centre for Fine Art, Animation and Design (CFAD) is a tertiary institution that offers training in Fine Art, Animation (2D and 3D) and Graphic Design. The CFAD was established in 1994 by world-renowned cartoonist, illustrator and journalist Nanda Soobben. Prior to the establishment of the CFAD various individuals approached Nanda Soobben with the desire to learn his skills. It was from this need in the community that the institution was born. In recognition of his contribution to South African society and for establishing this institution, Nanda Soobben received the San Francisco Leadership Award. The Centre for Fine Art, Animation and Design has developed an integrated fine art, graphic design and animation diploma that equip artists with marketable skills. In the past many fine art graduates found it difficult to secure jobs, however graduates of CFAD have found it easier to secure employment in the local printing, advertising and media industry. Several successful graduates are now employed internationally.

Krish Moodley, Academic Head of CFAD, and a team of dedicated artists and designers have developed the institution into a leading Centre of Design excellence in Durban. Today, students from as far a field as the United States, Japan, India, Botswana and Zimbabwe are registered at the institution. As part of its commitment to quality education the institution is provisionally registered with the Department of Education, South African Qualifications Authority and the Council on Higher Education as a Private Higher Education Institution.

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