SXC 110 Color Discovery Interactive Workshop
$225
Are you a color lover? Immerse yourself in this one of a kind hands-on color workshop featuring lovers the work of the Bauhaus Masters Albers, Klee & Itten. Experience a series of exercises using screen-printed colored paper and collage techniques to learn the dynamics and interaction of colors and nurture a whole new perspective. Program includes an introduction to Bauhaus methods and projects in chroma, value and color relativity, as well as optical mixtures, the emotional aspects of color and a museum visit for inspiration. Whether you are new to artistic expression or in need of a boost to your color sense for professional and artistic development let this unique program elevate your taste and design creativity.
Open to 15 participants. Museum visits held on Friday. Color Aid paper and eraser provided.
Bring to 1st session: Scissors, Exacto Knife, Heavy cardboard to cut on, 6 sheets of black construction paper 12"x18", 6 sheets of white heavy paper 12x18, 3 sheets of 12"x18" multi-colored construction paper, rubber cement, ruler, bounty towels, extra white paper to paste on. Some additional minimal expense possible.
Workshop Leaders: Barbara Arlen, Barbara Arlen Design & Associates; textile and product design, color, trend forecasting and sourcing consultant; creator of home fashion products; Neville Bean, owner, Neville Bean Design, a trend-based design studio.
3 sessions: (55A) June 17, 18, 19
7425 55A R 9:30 am-4:30 pm TBA
F 10:30 am-4:30 pm TBA
S 9:30 am-3:30 pm TBA
SXE 110 Fashion Events Planning Confidential
$350
This workshop provides information and assignments from SXE 100 for people who are interested in learning the basics of events planning but are unable to commit to the full certificate program. Whether you’re visiting NYC this summer or are in need of “insider” events fundamentals in your career, these three intensive sessions are perfect for people with limited time. Program highlights the fashion events planner’s job, publicity tools and the diversity of potential work opportunities such as promotions, charity events, and fashion shows. The coordination of a successful event is taught through a series of hands-on exercises based on “real world” examples and field trips. Conduct a client pitch meeting and be coached by industry professionals.
Certificate candidates: SXE 110 can be substituted for SXE 100.
Some additional expense possible, up to $15.
Workshop leader: Barbara Berman, wardrober and show coordinator with guests from the field.
3 sessions: (55A) July 12, 13, 14
6368 55A M T W 9:30 am-4:30 pm
SXS 110 Fashion Styling Confidential
$350
This special version of SXS 100 is intended for people who are interested in learning some of the basics of styling but are unable to commit to the full certificate program. Whether you’re visiting NYC this summer or are in need of “insider” styling fundamentals in your career, these three intensive sessions are perfect for people with limited time. Program highlights the stylist’s role in print and interactive media in fashion markets. Through a series of mock assignments and a mini photo shoot, attendees experience the work and responsibilities of the stylist, including shopping, propping, prepping, and working with models and photo professionals.
Certificate candidates: SXS 110 cannot be substituted for SXS 100.
Some additional expense possible, up to $15.
Workshop leaders: Barbara Berman, wardrober and show coordinator; and Adrienne Weinfeld-Berg, fashion director/stylist.
3 sessions: (55A) June 15, 16, 17; (55B) July 6, 7, 8
6367 55A TWR 9:30 am-4:30 pm
7424 55B TWR 9:30 am-4:30 pm
SXI 110 Image Consulting Confidential
$ 350
This unique workshop combines information and hands-on assignments from SXI 100 and SXI 200 for people interested in learning image consulting fundamentals but are unable to commit to the full certificate program. Whether you’re visiting NYC this summer or could utilize “insider” image consulting theory in your career, these intensive sessions are perfect for people with limited time. Program highlights work opportunities, target markets and teaches performance skills. Learn the steps involved in conducting a professional image assessment for a client, including actual practice in how to determine physical characteristics to make appropriate wardrobe recommendations. Hands-on assignments include vendor/designer assessments, client wardrobe planning and mock consultations. Attendees discover firsthand how to harness their own sense of style, fashion and people skills into a rewarding career opportunity.
Certificate candidates: SXI 110 cannot be substituted for SXI 100 or SXI 200.
Additional expenses up to $35.
Workshop leaders: Carol Davidson, AICI CIP, image consultant; MaryAnne Kokidis, AICI, CIP, image consultant.
3 sessions: June 22, 23, 24
6676 55A TWR 9:30 am-4:30 pm
SXD 610 Pet Design Confidential
$350 .9 CEU
This summer intensive features a complete education on the expanding pet market and teaches the fundamentals of designing the apparel and accessories for dogs or cats. Hear about some of NYC's most successful and chic pet emporiums for inspiration as you learn the fundamentals of good product design. Sketch out your ideas, create a brand image, start a portfolio, and learn about marketing and manufacturing possibilities from successful pet world guest speakers.
Additional expense up to $25. Great intro to SXD 690.
Workshop leader: Kris Lynch, president, Ruff-Puppy Ruff-Doggie, a vertical pet product company, former toy industry executive.
3 sessions: (55A) June 28, 29, 30
7423 55A M T W 9:30 am-4:30 pm
SXD 690 Birthing and Building the World's Most Lux Dog Apparel Business with Manfred of Sweden
$200
"It all started with a little Yorkie named Manfred," and so begins the story of how Ann Gärdsby living in Sweden began designing for her pet Yorkie and went on build the most recognized and successful international luxury pet product business to date. Manfred products are featured in elite fashion shows and museums all over the world with Swarovski, sold in emporiums such as Harrod's in London and L.A. Dog in Hollywood, and are used as costumes in movies. If love for your own pooch has lead you to designing and making pet clothes and you now aspire to the pet product business, there could be no more inspiring and directional story than this one. Find out how the Gärdsby´s turned a personal passion into an empire. Get insider tips on marketing, promotion, production, manufacturing, branding and use of social media for building your own company.
A visit to the Manfred website is highly recommended prior to registering and or attending. www.manfredofsweden.com.
Instructor: Björn Gärdsby, co-founder and owner, Manfred of Sweden.
1 session: (55A) July 1
7566 R 9:00 am-4:00 pm
SXW 401 Wearable Art: Printing and Sewing a Tote Workshop
$425
This special 4 day hands-on workshop begins with designing and printing your very own fabric to be used in making a tote bag. Using techniques employed in the fashion business utilize the college's industrial equipment for printing and fabrication and progress to learning layout, cutting, and construction as you make a tote style bag. Information includes professional insight into choosing fabrics for future projects.
Separate $10 workshop fee payable at first session. Some additional expenses for fabrication development.
Workshop leaders: Sandra Markus, assistant professor, Fashion Design-Apparel, professional designer; and Susanne Goetz, assistant professor, Textile/Surface Design.
4 sessions: (55A) June 28, 29, 30, July 1
7084 55A MTWR 9:30 am-4:30 pm