First Year BFA Drawing Students: Signals#18' with Gary Warner
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First Year BFA Drawing Students: Signals#18' with Gary Warner
View an exploratory exercise with artist Gary Warner’s first-year drawing students at the National Art School. Students were instructed to each select a socially-distanced location and stay on that spot, spending time drawing lines radiating around their body.
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Image courtesy Gary Warner
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