The following are courses organized by the Spanish Resource Center of Albuquerque, Instituto Cervantes and the Center of Latin American Resources and Outreach (CLARO) during the academic year 2008-09.
Teaching From Visual Arts
Time: 10.30 - 13.30
Place: National Hispanic Cultural Center.
Target audience: Spanish teachers, bilingual teachers and any people interested in Art.
Lecturer: María José Ordeig.
Limit: 20 students.
Surrealism and Cubism: Picasso and Dalí
Time: 10.30 - 13.30
Place: National Hispanic Cultural Center.
Target audience: teachers and general public
Lecturer: María Nieves de Abajo Bajo
Limit: 20 students.
This workshop deals with cubism and surrealism focusing specifically on Picasso and Dali’s art. We will pay attention to paintings made mainly during the thirties and forties and we will contextualize them to the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). We will analyze, among others, Guernica (1937) and we will read a poem by Rafael Alberti related to it.
Amate Paper
Time: 10.30 - 13.30
Place: National Hispanic Cultural Center.
Target audience: teachers and general public
Lecturer: Ma. Verónica Iglesias-Swanson.
Limit: 20 students.
In this workshop we will talk about amate paper, which is a paper made from the bark of different kinds of trees. We will look at how techniques to make it are similar to those used by pre-Hispanic cultures of Mexico. This will bring us closer to history and at the same time we will learn a new and versatile technique for making paper.
Why do some pictures catch our attention strongly? Where is their power? How can we analyze Visual Arts – a picture, a sculpture, a photogram? Knowing to analyze and interpret an image lets us use it. At the workshop we will discuss how images work, and how we can use them in class -especially at the Spanish class.
Friends of AMIGOS
Time: 10.30 - 13.30
Place: National Hispanic Cultural Center.
Target audience: teachers.
Lecturer: Robert Mondragón/Georgia Roybal.
Limit: 20 students.
Are you familiar with the bilingual materials from Aspectos Culturales/Semos Unlimited which focus on New Mexico? In this workshop, we will explain that: yes, there are such materials and how to use them. Roberto will talk about the cultural concepts that form the basis of the materials. Georgia will explain how to use them.
UNM Continuing is hosting a free information session on our Certified Financial Planning certification program. Participants will learn how an accelerated 9-month course in Certified Financial Planning can give them the expertise needed to sit for the CFP national exam. (For professionals in the financial industry or career changers looking for a lucrative new position or consulting opportunity.) 
We’ve put together four courses that will give you everything you need to know to take great digital pictures and put them to use! In just a week of your time, you can learn how to get your current print photographs into the computer, enjoy walking field trips led by an experienced digital photographer, and come back to the Digital Arts Computer Lab to learn how to edit your new photographs as well as calibrate your equipment.
This illustrated talk by aerial photographer Adriel Heisey launches our half-year membership drive! Enjoy access to everything an Osher membership has to offer for the remainder of 2008 for only $20 — half the usual fee.
UNM Continuing Education Digital Arts Program is looking for a few new instructors, specifically in Graphic Design, Illustration, Web Design, Filmmaking, Animation, Game Design and related Adobe and Apple software. Positions are part time/temporary. Five years professional experience required. Some teaching experience preferred. Send your resume and cover letter to: Caroline Orcutt at orcutt@unm.edu.
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