CACAC
ONLINE CLASSES
Current Online Classes and Workshops:
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Tuesday Drawing
Tuesdays 6:00 to 7:00 pm (PT)
Free or Optional $5 - $15 Donation
Instructor: Caz Azevedo
No Prerequisite: All Levels
Class Description: Studio art class in drawing and composition focusing on the fundamentals of art while developing the mind and body coordination to draw from observation. Students will work representationally from still and life drawings using their environment, landscape, photographs and imagination. Various media, methods, and techniques will be discussed each session including the materiality of the medium.
NEXT CLASS: April 27, 2021 6-7pm
TOPIC: Texture in Drawing
MATERIALS: Pencil, Pen, Paper (Newsprint), Charcoal and/or graphite sticks, pastels, crayons. Textured surfaces to rub.
Tuesdays 6:00 to 7:00 pm (PT)
Free or Optional $5 - $15 Donation
Instructor: Caz Azevedo
No Prerequisite: All Levels
Class Description: Studio art class in drawing and composition focusing on the fundamentals of art while developing the mind and body coordination to draw from observation. Students will work representationally from still and life drawings using their environment, landscape, photographs and imagination. Various media, methods, and techniques will be discussed each session including the materiality of the medium.
NEXT CLASS: April 27, 2021 6-7pm
TOPIC: Texture in Drawing
MATERIALS: Pencil, Pen, Paper (Newsprint), Charcoal and/or graphite sticks, pastels, crayons. Textured surfaces to rub.
Zoom Link to join the class on Tuesday at 6pm (PT):
If you wish to make an donation for your class session please do so below.
Archive Recording of a Tuesday Drawing Class below.
Grab a pencil and some paper and draw along!
Grab a pencil and some paper and draw along!
Open Studio with Caz Azevedo
Thursdays - 12:00 to 1:00 pm (PT)
Free or Optional Donation $5 - $15
Research Artist: Caz Azevedo
No Prerequisite: All Levels
Workshop Description: A research based workshop exploring the art practice of Caz Azevedo. Various media will be discussed as participants can join, watch, and follow the process of Azevedo's current work, projects, and self-exploring exercises including but not limited to drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, and movement. Discussions and demonstrations with participants about the materiality of the medium and its matter-flow will be encouraged as other conversations about art.
Next Open Studio: TBA
Zoom Link to join live audience during recording:
Thursdays - 12:00 to 1:00 pm (PT)
Free or Optional Donation $5 - $15
Research Artist: Caz Azevedo
No Prerequisite: All Levels
Workshop Description: A research based workshop exploring the art practice of Caz Azevedo. Various media will be discussed as participants can join, watch, and follow the process of Azevedo's current work, projects, and self-exploring exercises including but not limited to drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, and movement. Discussions and demonstrations with participants about the materiality of the medium and its matter-flow will be encouraged as other conversations about art.
Next Open Studio: TBA
Zoom Link to join live audience during recording:
NEW EPISODES COMING SOON!
Archive episodes of Open Studio:
Movement Research
TBA
Free or Optional $5 - $15 Donation
Researcher: Caz Azevedo
No Prerequisite: All Levels
Workshop Description: A research based workshop exploring various improvisational movements while using the body as the material to draw, frame, and narrate imagined images. Ideas of research include instinct, rhythm, falling, dramatic expression, compositional elements, and spatial relationship. No dance experience is needed. This workshop is formatted around the exploration and research of individual movement. Participants will be encouraged to pull from their own "tool box" and experience of movement and dance to push the exercises to their desired levels. Participants agree by attending movement workshops, they are doing so under their own risks and release all liability from instructor, CACAC, and CazAzevedo.com.
Next Workshop: TBA
Zoom Link to join workshop:
TBA
Free or Optional $5 - $15 Donation
Researcher: Caz Azevedo
No Prerequisite: All Levels
Workshop Description: A research based workshop exploring various improvisational movements while using the body as the material to draw, frame, and narrate imagined images. Ideas of research include instinct, rhythm, falling, dramatic expression, compositional elements, and spatial relationship. No dance experience is needed. This workshop is formatted around the exploration and research of individual movement. Participants will be encouraged to pull from their own "tool box" and experience of movement and dance to push the exercises to their desired levels. Participants agree by attending movement workshops, they are doing so under their own risks and release all liability from instructor, CACAC, and CazAzevedo.com.
Next Workshop: TBA
Zoom Link to join workshop:
NEW WORKSHOPS COMING SOON!
Private Lessons Available:
Instructor: Caz Azevedo
Private lessons are available and built around the student’s skill level and interests of what they want to learn, and can be specific to one medium or an arrangement of several media. I am an experienced artist and educator within the areas of: Drawing, Painting, Clay and Mixed-Media Sculpture, Printmaking, Video, Performance Art, and Contemporary Art History. All ages and skill levels are welcomed. I encourage parental figures to take classes with their children by offering family programs at a single rate. For more information please use the contact page to provide your information and availability with the best day(s) and time(s) of the week that would work best for you and I will respond promptly to arrange a free estimate and a video/phone consultation to begin setting up your personalized program. Due to the COVID-19 all instruction will be online.
Instructor: Caz Azevedo
Private lessons are available and built around the student’s skill level and interests of what they want to learn, and can be specific to one medium or an arrangement of several media. I am an experienced artist and educator within the areas of: Drawing, Painting, Clay and Mixed-Media Sculpture, Printmaking, Video, Performance Art, and Contemporary Art History. All ages and skill levels are welcomed. I encourage parental figures to take classes with their children by offering family programs at a single rate. For more information please use the contact page to provide your information and availability with the best day(s) and time(s) of the week that would work best for you and I will respond promptly to arrange a free estimate and a video/phone consultation to begin setting up your personalized program. Due to the COVID-19 all instruction will be online.
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EDUCATION
M.F.A. Studio Art Art and Art History Department, University of California, Davis concentrations: Video, Performance, Ceramics, Sculpture B.A. Art Practice Department of Art Practice, University of California, Berkeley concentrations: Printmaking, Sculpture, Ceramics, Painting B.A. History of Art History of Art Department, University of California, Berkeley concentration: Art and Visual Culture |
In my classroom I emphasize and encourage the need to search outside the established Western/European canon, and to represent “othered” artists. I teach with an emphasis on contemporary critical thought. I engage students in exploring art history and current issues and events in tandem. I guide students in developing their critical thinking skills so as to investigate sociopolitical issues through a post-modernized imagination, cultivating an environment where all students feel safe and encouraged to share their views in our discussions. I believe that an education in the arts is fertile ground for emboldening students to exercise critical thinking skills which can be applied to all disciplines in the arts and beyond.
Societies and the environment are in constant flux. Education must continue to change with the shifts of our generations. Today we face an uncertain virus that keeps us locked in our shelters, and unable to gather in traditional classrooms and labs. Educators must create innovative ways of teaching art online when materials become virtual and physically intangible. I accept and will overcome this challenge. I have had experience in transitioning studio classes and lecture series to online formats with students achieving success in their projects and assignments.
Since the COVID-19 virus I have been redesigning lesson plans for online instruction for ceramics, sculpture, printmaking, painting, drawing, performance art, and video, as well as researching a variety of engaging approaches for presenting art history lectures online. I am excited for the day when we all can return to the classrooms and labs, but until then we must keep education in progress, not just for the survival of the arts, but for the survival of humanity.
Caz Azevedo, 2020
Societies and the environment are in constant flux. Education must continue to change with the shifts of our generations. Today we face an uncertain virus that keeps us locked in our shelters, and unable to gather in traditional classrooms and labs. Educators must create innovative ways of teaching art online when materials become virtual and physically intangible. I accept and will overcome this challenge. I have had experience in transitioning studio classes and lecture series to online formats with students achieving success in their projects and assignments.
Since the COVID-19 virus I have been redesigning lesson plans for online instruction for ceramics, sculpture, printmaking, painting, drawing, performance art, and video, as well as researching a variety of engaging approaches for presenting art history lectures online. I am excited for the day when we all can return to the classrooms and labs, but until then we must keep education in progress, not just for the survival of the arts, but for the survival of humanity.
Caz Azevedo, 2020