n all of years of teaching the Ryman Arts program has been the biggest differentiator for those students who are serious or even interested in a future in the arts. It not only teaches you the skills and mediums that will prepare you for high school classes including AP Studio, but its teaching in life drawing, and career connections will prepare you for a future college education and career. You will be surrounded with students from all over the area with a similar passion for the arts with many finding close friendships. Over 16 current and past Carter alumni have entered with most graduating from the program and nothing but great memories and positive things to say about their time and energy spent. I could not speak more highly of a program that doesn't just teach the visual arts at a college level but teaches maturity and the value of hard work, and it's completely free!
https://rymanarts.org/students/apply-ryman-arts
Ryman Arts offers FREE advanced studio art program that is designed to help you achieve your dreams by strengthening your art skills, and preparing you for college, and for a career in the arts.
At Ryman Arts you will:
Locations: Online, and with physical locations at Otis College of Art & Design, in Los Angeles and other locations to be determined.
Class times: 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. or 1:00 to 4:30 p.m.
Cost: All classes are free of charge. If selected, you will receive a full scholarship that covers the cost of instruction, art supplies, and field trips. Public transportation reimbursement and passes are available.
Eligibility: Anyone who will be enrolled in high school (grades 9 – 12) for the semester they are applying for is eligible.
Acceptance: The Ryman Arts application process is competitive, with an acceptance rate around 50%. Applications are reviewed based on evidence of skill and motivation. Ryman Arts strives to create a diverse class of students from schools throughout Southern California.
The Fall 2020 Application Period is Closed
Spring 2021 Application Deadline: Dec 1, 2020
To apply to Ryman Arts, you must:
First Drawing: Draw from observation. You can draw what you see in real life. Examples of subjects include a landscape, portrait, or objects from daily life. Do not draw from a photograph or a screen. Do not submit cartoons or other artwork done from imagination.
Second Drawing: Drawing of your choice. It may be from your imagination or from observation, and should represent your work as an artist. Do not copy from another artist’s work.
Submit your application form online. Drawings must be uploaded using the link provided after you submit your online application.
https://rymanarts.org/application-form