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Unique to continuing education in Boston, the
Museum
School offers you personalized
attention through one-on-one advising.
Our advising team consists of faculty and professional staff
who have been specially trained to assist students just like you. They are
familiar with the drive you have, as well as the challenges you face. They also
are specialists in SMFA Continuing Education. They know the educational options
we offer through both Continuing Education and the School’s full-time programs, as well as the strengths of each of our faculty
members.
They can help you choose the course that’s right for you,
plan a path of study based on your strengths and interests, or guide you if you are interested in building a portfolio.
At the SMFA we recognize that disciplines converge and
influence each other, and that contemporary art is truly interdisciplinary.
Therefore, in addition to encouraging you to build a solid foundation in your
medium of interest, our advisors may suggest you acquire skill sets in new media
in order to create new possibilities and forms of artmaking. The Advising Team
Robert Siegelman has taught and advised students at the
Museum
School for more than 20 years. He
also privately coaches, critiques, and mentors artists working in various
mediums, and is co-director of Art in
Amsterdam, an intensive studio
program that brings artists to
Amsterdam each summer to make art. Abby Zonies received her MFA in painting from Museum School/Tufts in 1981. She has
been teaching drawing and painting in Continuing Education and summer sessions
for over 20 years. Abby has advised many students over the years and has
participated in SMFA review boards and mid-semester critiques. Along with teaching and advising experience, Abby continues to
educate herself by enrolling in printmaking and ceramics courses through the
Continuing Education department. You may also meet with Debra Samdperil, director of continuing education, or Dan Johnson, assistant director, regarding your
advising needs.
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