Arts Instructions in New York, NY

Have you looked into Sifu Chow? I have trained with him a couple time when he has came to our school. He’s very informative and educated. https://sifuchowwingchun.com/ 78 Reade St. New York City

Emin Boztep has a school in south Brooklyn? What's the website?

Brooklyn Wing Tsun is part of a great association, and the instructors there are trained in the full system and super knowledgeable. It's also a school/association where fighting is taken seriously, and there's an understanding of the need to pressure test through sparring, etc. http://www.bkwingtsun.com/

Shameless plug but if you're in the NYC area, you might be interested in my Wing Chun Brotherhood project -- I do monthly meetups with sifu's and students from all over NYC. We have people from a wide variety of lineages; TWC (William Cheung), Wong Shun Leung, Yip Pui, Augustine Fong, Kwok Chow, Moy Yat, Jiu Wan, etc etc... Here's a shot from one of our meetups -- [https://www.instagram.com/p/B11\_cOpJauG/](https://www.instagram.com/p/B11_cOpJauG/) \-- A number of "ronin" have found their instructor by attending the meetups.

I train under the Wong Shun Leung / Philipp Bayer lineage under Sifu Kevin Gledhill. You can find his school info at http://www.vingtsunusa.com/ We train at the Mencius Society at 175 Delancey St on Tuesday and Thursday 6 pm

Check out Sifu Alex Richter at City Wing Tsun. Also, as was stated above, the Wing Chun Brotherhood meetups are a great way to meet people from various lineages and try different things to see what you like.

Michaels and AC Moore have some art classes.

For the adult knitters we have a local meeting you can come out to. All info is at www.cookscrafts.com

I'm only there for exchange,guessing the best way is to contact the office of student life: studentlife@uarts.edu hope it works out!

loL sounds good to me thinkin you should contact the Center for Career and Professional Development / career@pratt.edu if not i'm

He should start moving his vanishing Points farther apart. That's why the perspective looks distorted. But it's excellent that he even cares to learn perspective at his age. A book called " Successful Drawing" by Andrew Loomis will put him well on the path to improving technically. If he masters the concepts in that book he'll move forward at an amazing pace.

If you're in the Chicago area, check out the Hyde Park Art Center at www.hydeparkart.org as they have free art classes for teens 13-18 in drawing, digital art, cartooning, photography (kids can rent cameras) and ceramics. Plus there's a summer arts daycamp for younger kids. Also check with your child's social worker at school for more arts opportunities during the summer. They would have more info as that their job - resources for the students.

what about Mark Morris? http://markmorrisdancegroup.org/kidssummer11

http://nymetroparents.com/.../KidsAfterschool-Classes...

Try Rockaway Artist Alliance. My daughter has taken some great classes there.

Karen Sullivan!

Seaside Library on Tuesdays at 4:00 pm

Estee Klein:)))))

If they are and highschool they could apply for a scholarship for Cranbrook Summer Art institute. I did it for three years and I loved it

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