DOING ART


Welcome to Doing Art: University Seminars

Welcome to Doing Art, a place dedicated to creative exploration and artistic learning. We are pleased to offer a series of university seminars designed to enrich students’ academic experience through practical and theoretical art.

Our Approach

At Doing Art, we believe in experiential learning and the integration of theory with practice. Our seminars provide students with the opportunity to immerse themselves in art through interactive workshops, engaging lectures, and hands-on studio sessions.

Seminars Offered

We offer a wide range of seminars on topics such as:

  1. Painting and Drawing Techniques
  2. Sculpture and Art Material Processing
  3. Photography and Composition Techniques
  4. Art History
  5. Art Therapy: the art process

The Doing Art Advantage

We are committed to providing a stimulating and inspiring environment where students can explore and develop their artistic abilities. We conduct our seminars in small groups to encourage active participation and ensure personalized attention from our expert instructors.

Academic Collaborations

We are open to collaborations with universities and educational institutions interested in enriching their curriculum with practical artistic experiences. Our seminars can be integrated into existing academic programs or offered as extracurricular activities.

Book Now

Join us at Doing Art and discover the creative potential within you. For more information on our university seminars and to book a session, we invite you to contact us today.

Thank you for your interest in Doing Art. We are excited to collaborate with you and your academic institution to promote artistic education and creativity.

MANUELA METRA

Manuela Metra is a contemporary visual artist and Wabi-Sabi ceramic artist, graduated from the San Luca Academy of Fine Arts. For more than twenty-five years, she has developed an artistic practice that explores the visceral power of matter through contemporary sculpture, Zen aesthetics, and transformative processes. Her work is shaped using natural stoneware, wild clay, and pigments prepared by hand.

She is the founder of Celadon – Wabi Sabi Academy, a space devoted to the study of ceramics, material experimentation, and the exploration of the relationship between earth, water, and form.