Tony Luna Creative- Update- 8-31-2019
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- BIG NEWS- Name Change: ArtCenter at Night = ArtCenter Extension!
Have you heard the news? ArtCenter College of Design’s non-degree programs—ArtCenter at Night, ArtCenter for Teens, ArtCenter for Kids and ArtCenter for Teachers—are changing their names. This summer, they all become ArtCenter Extension (ACX).
But don’t worry, this is a change in name only. Our wide range of hands-on offerings—courses taught by practicing artists and designers for everything from advertising to zine-making—remains the same.
150 + college-level courses and weekend workshops for busy adults
65 + classes for teens (grades 9–12) to discover their creative voices
25 + classes for kids (grades 4–8) to spark their imagination
And much more!
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Registration for the fall term classes at ArtCenter Extension end Monday, September 9 which is also the first day of classes. You may lock down your registration for any of the exciting classes before they are filled. Sharpen your skills, learn new technologies, or take that class you always wanted to take by checking the catalogue of intriguing classes that can expand your world and your creativity at: https://www.artcenter.edu/acn/coursedescriptions.jsp
Then follow up by contacting ArtCenter Extension, 626-396-2319 and talk to one of the informative counselors.
It is best to lock down your registration for any of the exciting classes before they are filled. Sharpen your skills, learn new technologies, or take that class you always wanted to take by checking the catalogue of intriguing classes that can expand your world and your creativity.
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Crafting a Meaningful Career-Part One-Discovering the Dream-
Is your work getting in the way of your creativity? Do you feel you have more to offer but there are too many obstacles in your way to allow you have a purposeful career? Are you ready for one of the most important changes in your working life and need a nudge to get started? Then you are ready to take a unique class through ArtCenter Extension titled. “Crafting a Meaningful Career-Part One-Discovering the Dream.”
This course is more than a class where the participants do the course work and, after a few tests, move on never to be heard from again. It is made up of a community of like-minded professionals willing to help each other achieve their career goals. “Crafting a Meaningful Career- Part One” was created to help mid-career professionals who are unhappy with their current career and are looking for the next best use of their talents. The course materials help the participants honestly look at what they like and don’t like about their current job, examine their entire lifetime of work versus personal accomplishments (successes and setbacks), compare creative strengths and weaknesses, complete an exercise on matching their creative assets to look for new job opportunities, and help their fellow classmates discover potential meaningful opportunities.
If this quote attributed to George Eliot resonates with you, “It’s never too late to be who you might have been.” then this class is for you.”
Contact the knowledgeable course counselors at Art Center at Night, or email the instructor directly at tony@tonylunacreative.com.
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That’s right folks, it’s SchmoozeFest! time again. You can put on your favorite SchmoozeFest hat and shoes and join us for an evening of inspiration, fun, and networking this coming Thursday, September 5. As usual we will meet from 6:30 to 9:30 at the ACX main building 950 South Raymond Avenue, Pasadena (the corner of Raymond Avenue and Glenarm) in Room #231. The first half of the evening will be dedicated to presentations by anyone who wishes to show and talk about their current work, and the second half will be a chance to meet one-on-one with like-minded creative people. SchmoozeFests! are always a great way to kick off the new term so join in the fun and bring a friend if you wish. Happy SchmoozeFesting!
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- Vahe Alaverdian, Owner Falcon Force
Editor’s note: There was an article in the L. A. Times, Sunday August 18 which mentioned “Crafting a Meaningful Career” alum Vahe Alaverdian. It was in Section C, page 1 written by Hugo Martin titled, “Hiring a winged security force; Falconers keep seagulls, pigeons away from hotels, other sites.” We are very proud of your accomplishments Vahe and encouraged by your commitment and ingenuity. You story has inspired members of our classes, workshops, and lectures and we wish you continued success.
In the article it stated, “The use of predator birds has become so popular that Vahe Alaverdian, owner of Falcon Force, a California bird abatement company, has more job offers than his staff of 26 employees and 60 falcons and hawks can handle. ‘It’s an environment where you can’t do anything else,” he said of bird abatement. ‘Everything is about being sustainable and green.’”
To follow the work of Vahe and Falcon Force click on https://www.falconforce.com
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- Anthony Nex, Photographer-
LA Friends- Al Quattrocchi and I are curating a show at Helms for the Culver City art walk in October. If you have images of LA and you are interested in participating please let me know- it's going to be a fun show and half the print sales go towards supporting Culver City Art Programs.
anthony@anthonynex.com
alq@tornadocreative.com
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- Garrison Pena, Environmental Photographer- “Hi Tony, …I had the opportunity to travel up to Alaska for 2 weeks and it was the trip of a lifetime. I would call it a “spiritual awakening” and without overexaggerating, an “artistic a-ha moment”, since I first got into photography. Alaska is the most beautiful place I have seen thus far in my lifetime, and when I came back to LA, I knew that I had to go back because there is so much more that I want to explore and photograph beyond my previous itinerary.
This photograph is entitled: Mystère. It was taken in Cantwell, Alaska at late twilight. I’ve always had a fascination with how fog, mist, and atmosphere affect light and how it impacts scenery, but being an LA-boy born and raised, our fog isn’t per se entirely artistic or pretty in a sense. So, I didn’t have the highest expectations in capturing fog when I went. Now upon reflection, that notion was ultimately put to shame when I saw how ethereal and ominous Alaska fog looked. Emotionally, I was so engulfed and overwhelmed wondering, is this really real? Am I seeing this fog or am I dreaming? It is one of the greatest feelings ever. As an artist, that’s when I can say, this is why I do what I do!!! And to quote you Tony, I LOVE TO DO WHAT I DO!!!
I love the outdoors and want to travel to see different places in the future. I aim to pursue my passion in landscape photography especially with aerial imagery and working with drones. But in all honesty, I am open to anything at this point and welcome all possibilities. I am excited to see where life takes me and of course, I will stay in touch and share with you everything that’s happening in my life.
Warm and Best Regards,
Garrisson Peña
iframelife@yahoo.com
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(Editors note: In the interest of space an abbreviated list is posted here with a focus on mostly New or relatively nearby filings. For more teaching opportunities in art related fields go to http://www.academickeys.com.)
- Andrea McCarthy, AcademicKeys- “Dear Professor Luna, This month's issue of AcademicKeys' e-Flier for Fine Arts features 20 faculty openings, 9 senior administrative positions, and 0 post-doc opportunities and links to hundreds more positions in higher education.”
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Issue: Fine Arts Aug. 23rd, 2019
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This AcademicKeys e-Flier contains higher education positions in:
- Art - Photography
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SENIOR ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS:
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NEW! - Dean, College of the Arts, Columbus State University
Columbus State University
College of the Arts
Columbus, GA, United States
Date Posted: Aug. 14, 2019
https://www.AcademicKeys.com/r?job=127665&o=1176689&t=FI190823m-6e
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NEW! - Chair of the Dept. of Arts and Entertainment Techn...
The University of Texas at Austin
Arts and Entertainment Technologies
Austin, TX, United States
Date Posted: Aug. 13, 2019
https://www.AcademicKeys.com/r?job=127611&o=1176689&t=FI190823m-6e
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NEW! - Machine Shop Manager
University of Central Florida
School of Visual Arts and Design
Orlando, FL, United States
Date Posted: Aug. 9, 2019
https://www.AcademicKeys.com/r?job=127432&o=1176689&t=FI190823m-6e
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NEW! - Director of Media Production and Instructional Tech.
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Department of Instructional Design and Development
Daytona Beach, FL, United States
Date Posted: Jul. 25, 2019
https://www.AcademicKeys.com/r?job=126675&o=1176689&t=FI190823m-6e
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NEW! - Director of Scouting and Video Operations (5173U)
University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, CA, United States
Date Posted: Jul. 23, 2019
https://www.AcademicKeys.com/r?job=126374&o=1176689&t=FI190823m-6e
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ACADEMIC POSITIONS
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NEW! - Asst. Prof. - Critical Race Theory and Media - Dep...
University of California, Berkeley
N/A
Berkeley, CA, United States
Date Posted: Aug. 13, 2019
https://www.AcademicKeys.com/r?job=127561&o=1176689&t=FI190823m-6e
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NEW! - Temporary Faculty
University of Idaho
Moscow, ID, United States
Date Posted: Jul. 29, 2019
https://www.AcademicKeys.com/r?job=126828&o=1176689&t=FI190823m-6e
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NEW! - 2020-2021 Temporary Lecturer in Visual Arts
University of California, San Diego
Visual Arts
La Jolla, CA, United States
Date Posted: Jul. 26, 2019
https://www.AcademicKeys.com/r?job=126741&o=1176689&t=FI190823m-6e
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NEW! - Lecturer Pool- Film and Media- UC Berkeley
University of California, Berkeley
N/A
Berkeley, CA, United States
Date Posted: Jul. 22, 2019
https://www.AcademicKeys.com/r?job=126138&o=1176689&t=FI190823m-6e
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Lecturer - Media Studies - College of Letters & Science
University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, CA, United States
Date Posted: Jul. 19, 2019
https://www.AcademicKeys.com/r?job=125984&o=1176689&t=FI190823m-7e
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Lecturer - Documentary and Nonfiction Film Production - D...
University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, CA, United States
Date Posted: Jul. 19, 2019
https://www.AcademicKeys.com/r?job=125978&o=1176689&t=FI190823m-7e
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Assoc. or Full Prof. of Theater in the area of lighting ...
University of California, Los Angeles
Department of Theatre
Los Angeles, CA, United States
Date Posted: Jul. 18, 2019
https://www.AcademicKeys.com/r?job=125864&o=1176689&t=FI190823m-6e
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Assistant Professor: Computational Artist / Designer
University of California, San Diego
Visual Arts
La Jolla, CA, United States
Date Posted: Jul. 17, 2019
https://www.AcademicKeys.com/r?job=125795&o=1176689&t=FI190823m-6e
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Andrea McCarthy
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Academic Keys, LLC
1066 Storrs Road, Suite D
Storrs, CT 06268
USA
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Author: "How to Grow as a Photographer: Reinventing Your Career" Allworth Press and
"Mastering the Business of Photography: What the Pros Do When They Are Not Taking Incredible Photos" Skyhorse/Allworth Press
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