Life Drawing

Life Drawing at PAAM gives students and artists the opportunity to practice figure drawing from a professional live model. Male and female models provide a variety of poses. Easels are provided, but participants must bring all other supplies.

 

Chester I. Solomon Life Drawing
Tuesdays and Fridays 9:30am-11:30am, year-round.
No pre-registration required. Walk-ins welcome.
Fee: $10 per session, $45 for 5 sessions.

 

photograph by Jim Zimmerman, 2007

Participant Guidelines

Thank you for supporting the Museum School’s Life Drawing program. In our efforts to keep costs to a minimum, PAAM depends on the help and support of participants.
Studio Maintenance: Please leave the studios the way you’d like to find them. There is a broom and dustpan in each studio to sweep up after yourself. Do not leave pencil shavings or chalk/charcoal dust on the floors.
Recycling: Plastic and metal containers and clean, dry paper should be deposited in marked recycling bins. Garbage cans should be used for non-recyclable items.

Model Schedule

Life Drawing

September-October 2017

September

1 Natasha

5 Jen                       8 Wave

12 Irina                   15 Wave

19 Amy                    22 Jim

26 Jen                      29 Amy

 

October

3 Irina                        6 Jim

10 Jen                        13 Irina

17 Natasha                20 Jim

24 Jen                      27 Natasha

31 Amy

 

  • schedule subject to change

Location

Life Drawing takes place upstairs in the Museum School. Please use the Bangs Street School entrance. There is no parking available on site, and no parking Tuesday in front of the museum from May – October.  Please see our parking sheet pdf for more information.

Monitors

Our life drawing classes are staffed and managed through the generous support of volunteers. If you are interested in becoming a Life Drawing studio monitor and can commit to 4 or more consecutive Friday or Tuesday sessions, please speak to Kiah Coble in the PAAM office. Monitor responsibilities are posted on the studio wall.