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          Renaissance Project studio provides an unusual venue and opportunity 
          to study art. All classes follow the 19th century French curriculum, 
          which builds students' skills by requiring them to learn to draw from 
          plaster casts and to copy master drawings.. Lothar firmly believes that 
          drawing can be taught to anyone. "Talent helps," he says, 
          "but it really is a learned discipline." In the technology 
          driven post-modern art world, Lothar feels that many artists lack the 
          drawing skills that they need to excel. His classes stress the artist's 
          process of learning how to see things, which he feels is a selective, 
          active and psychological process. Students not only learn, but experience 
          The Renaissance Project philosophy first-hand. "This becomes a 
          sacrosanct space," says Lothar. "Time falls away here when 
          students are encouraged to literally spend two months on one drawing." 
          Lothar provides his students with keys to the studio, so they can come 
          in to work anytime, using its baroque atmosphere as inspiration. Plans 
          are also in the works to develop a gallery space appropriate for art 
          openings, so that those who appreciate art can visit the studio and 
          experience what goes on behind its doors.  | 
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To contact Lothar 
      send  4770 
      N. Lincoln Avenue  | 
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