Instructors
Inez Hollander, Painting and Composition
INEZ HOLLANDER received her A.B. degree, cum laude, from the University of Miami. She also has
post-graduate training at Florida International University and the University of Miami. Hollanders 60 years of artistic experience include teaching at the Miami-Dade County Public Schools, student teaching supervision for the University of Miami, the Bass Museum School, the South Florida Art Center and special demonstrations for WLRN, the Miami Art Fair, the South Florida Art Center, and Miami Watercolor Society. Ms. Hollander works with all media and exhibits nationally. Her work has been featured in American Artist Watercolor Magazine, Palette Magazine and in private and corporate collections. Her paintings have been included in the 59th ANNUAL ALL FLORIDA JURIED COMPETITION AND EXHIBITION at the Boca Raton Museum of Art and THE FLORIDA CONTEMPORARY Annual Invitational Exhibition at the Naples Museum of Art. She has had two solo exhibitions at Books and Books, Coral Gables and the Florida FIU Jewish Museum of Florida. Currently, Ms. Hollander is teaching and working from at the Miami Art League and working on her new series Vecinos which includes wildlife and people she encounters in her neighborhood. |
Lazaro Amaral, Instructed Studio
LAZARO AMARAL Artistic Goal: To inspire and develop creativity.
Artist in residence for ten years at the South Florida Arts Center and also teaching in the Center's educational programs. Taught Printmaking and Silkscreen for 13 years. Teaching allows me to do what I love and maintain my artistic work and vision. My work deals with my reaction to the world at the moment that I’m living. Whether it is expressing myself in my work or creating an environment. I explore all mediums. I feel that that my drawing and printmaking skills have brought me personal success in telling a story to the viewer. I work a lot with images from my past and how it speaks to me. I then create a space in time that shows action and movement with bold lines and colors, sometimes abstract to the viewer and at other times cartoonish in its frankness and appearance. I experiment with the body and its ghost-like appearance within the context of a child’s nightmare. This is where I find my connection with all that I create. The viewer is drawn to the almost animated surface of my work, but in its individual contents it is showing its rawness. Installations, projects at the Here and Now festival and Amnesty International USA. M.O.C.A.Teen After School Arts Programs M.O.C.A. summer art camp in North Miami Arts for Learning Soho Beach House Miami Beach silk screen work shop. Silk Screen Printing, Workshop / The Studios of Key West The Historic Armory Building Art Center Art Studies silkscreen classes. 1999-2016 Altos de Chavon Cultural Center Foundation Santo Domingo, course in Television Set Design |
Antonio Coro, Instructed Studio and Critique
ANTONIO CORO began classical art training in the Dalia Condis Art School in New Jersey at the age of 11.
He received his B.F.A. from Jersey City State College in 1990, and his M.F.A. from Rutger's University in 1992. Mr. Coro has won; the Liquitex Fine Art Achievement in 1987, The Brendan Byrne Fellowship (Rutger's) in 1990, Rutger's teaching fellowship in 1991, The Pollock-Krasner grant in 2006, and The Mas grant in 2020. He has been exhibiting professionally since 1986. My Teaching Philosophy: I believe art is a language and we must understand its elements (composition, chiaroscuro, perspective etc.). However, as a teacher I use the Socratic method of pulling out from the student's point of view. I try not to enforce my personal aesthetics but help them find their voice and make it stronger. |
Jeremiah Jenner, Digital Photography
JEREMIAH JENNER'S photography students appreciate his likeable and engaging character, teaching style and his natural calling as a teacher. His sleek and minimalistic limited editions have endeared him to the media as well as the serious art collector.
National collectors of his photographs include Starbucks, PBS and the Smithsonian American Art Museum.
Jeremiah has been a professional photography instructor for Broward County Schools since 2009. He has been awarded several educational grants from the Broward Cultural Division to teach photography workshops. Recently he received a letter of recognition for his contribution to the area of photography education from the Kennedy Center. http://jeremiahjenner.com/
National collectors of his photographs include Starbucks, PBS and the Smithsonian American Art Museum.
Jeremiah has been a professional photography instructor for Broward County Schools since 2009. He has been awarded several educational grants from the Broward Cultural Division to teach photography workshops. Recently he received a letter of recognition for his contribution to the area of photography education from the Kennedy Center. http://jeremiahjenner.com/