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The '''Artist Society''' is a student run group that runs weekly figure drawing sessions in 501 [[Dodge Hall]], Fridays from 6-8pm. The society was founded in [[2006]] by a group of artists who felt it was necessary for students to have an opportunity to create art within the Columbia Community without having to enroll in a class. The board is made up of students of various disciplines, representing students who are not majoring in visual arts, but still have a passion in pursuing them. The Society is open to all Columbia University students ([[Columbia College|CC]], [[SEAS]], [[GS]], [[BC]], etc) of all experience levels. Membership is awarded to any person who attends at least one session and regular attendance is not required.  
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'''Artist Society''' is a student run group that runs free weekly figure drawing sessions in 501 [[Dodge Hall]], Fridays from 6-8pm. The society was founded in January [[2006]] by a group of artists who felt it was necessary for students to have an opportunity to create art within the Columbia Community without having to enroll in a class. The board is made up of students of various disciplines, representing students who are not majoring in visual arts, but still have a passion in pursuing them. The Society is open to all Columbia University students ([[Columbia College|CC]], [[SEAS]], [[GS]], [[BC]], etc)and employees of all experience levels. Membership is awarded to any person who attends at least one session and regular attendance is not required.  
  
 
The models used are hired by the Society itself through a model coordinator. They must be able to hold poses for up to 20 minutes (longer poses are reclining/sitting). Models can pose nude, partially clothed, or costumed. No experience is necessary.
 
The models used are hired by the Society itself through a model coordinator. They must be able to hold poses for up to 20 minutes (longer poses are reclining/sitting). Models can pose nude, partially clothed, or costumed. No experience is necessary.
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The club's contact e-mail is cu.artist.society@gmail.com.
  
 
The Board consists of five founding members:
 
The Board consists of five founding members:
* Sonia Tycko, President (stt2104@columbial.edu),
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* Sonia Tycko, President,
* Heron Haas, VP/Model Coordinator (hdh2105@columbia.edu),
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* Heron Haas, VP/Model Coordinator,
 
* Saroja Bangru, Secretary,  
 
* Saroja Bangru, Secretary,  
* Young Yoo, Treasurer,
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* Lauren Rennee, Treasurer,
* Lauren Rennee, Publicity
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* Lorraine White, Website Manager
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[[Category:Special interest clubs]]
 
[[Category:Special interest clubs]]

Revision as of 22:44, 27 August 2008

Artist Society is a student run group that runs free weekly figure drawing sessions in 501 Dodge Hall, Fridays from 6-8pm. The society was founded in January 2006 by a group of artists who felt it was necessary for students to have an opportunity to create art within the Columbia Community without having to enroll in a class. The board is made up of students of various disciplines, representing students who are not majoring in visual arts, but still have a passion in pursuing them. The Society is open to all Columbia University students (CC, SEAS, GS, BC, etc)and employees of all experience levels. Membership is awarded to any person who attends at least one session and regular attendance is not required.

The models used are hired by the Society itself through a model coordinator. They must be able to hold poses for up to 20 minutes (longer poses are reclining/sitting). Models can pose nude, partially clothed, or costumed. No experience is necessary.

The club's contact e-mail is cu.artist.society@gmail.com.

The Board consists of five founding members:

  • Sonia Tycko, President,
  • Heron Haas, VP/Model Coordinator,
  • Saroja Bangru, Secretary,
  • Lauren Rennee, Treasurer,
  • Lorraine White, Website Manager