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ADiM aspires to create an educational environment that is responsive in content, approach, and application to the continually changing technical and creative aspects of the creative fields we represent.
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What We Offer
Quality instruction in all phases of visual art, graphic design, interior design, interactive media, photography, and game design. Our course offerings and programs offer flexibility in both scheduling and content.
Multiple pathways to where you want to go:
- Build your career with a degree
- Upgrade your skills with a certificate
- Start here and transfer to a four-year school
Success in the classroom and beyond:
- Work closely with practicing artists and expert instructors in small classes
- Learn the latest techniques in state-of-the-art facilities
- Take what you learn in the classroom into the field with internship and job placement assistance from our full-time coordinator
Who We Are
ADIM is a unique community of creative professionals, educators, and students who learn and work together as we explore and blend all aspects of art, design and visual communication.
JESSICA WALTON RECEIVES AWARD!
Jessica Walton received the Student Government Association's "Exemplary Advisor Award" at their awards banquet on Thursday, May 10, 2012. Only one faculty advisor receives this award each year. Jessica is one of our ARTS instructors and the advisor for the CCBC Essex ADiM/Art Club, voted "Best Club" at last year's awards banquet. For more information about the club, please contact her at 443-840-1567 or jwalton2@ccbcmd.edu. CONGRATULATIONS, JESS!
ART ANNOUNCEMENT!
Clarissa Gregory, ARTS instructor at CCBC Essex, has some exciting news to share! Her newest animation: walk through forest, enter water, build fort will be screened at the Maryland Film Festival on Saturday and Sunday, May 5 & 6. It will be shown as part of the Experimental Shorts Program during these times:
- 4:30 p.m. Saturday, May 5 at The Charles Theater
- 12:00 p.m. on Sunday, May 6 at Wind-up Space
Here are additional links to MFF and the complete program:
www.md-filmfest.com
http://md-filmfest.com/pdf/2012/MFF2012_PROGRAM.pdf ~ Congratulations, Clarissa!
KUDOS TO TRISH KYNER & DAVID FRIEDHEIM & THEIR "PINK RABBIT!"
Celebrate with Trish and David as they proudly display their PINK RABBIT at the Howard County Library, Elkridge Branch, 6540 Washington Blvd, Elkridge, MD. On display for a year, the Pink Rabbit is part of ARTsites, sponsored by the Howard County Arts Council, Howard County Library System, Howard County Tourism & Promotion, and Blossoms of Hope Cherrybration Days. A new, year-long public art exhibit, ARTsites will take place at up to 12 sites throughout Howard County. The goal of ARTsites 2012 is to place sculpture throughout Howard County in order to generate interest in public art and make art more accessible to the community. The sculptures will serve as visual anchor points that will enhance and activate community spaces. In addition, the multi-site exhibit will serve as a visual celebration of HCAC's 30 year history of fostering the arts and bringing the arts to community life!
NICOLE BUCKINGHAM'S WORK HEADS WEST!
Nicole Buckingham, Gallery Coordinator for CCBC, is participating in a group exhibition, “The Lonely Planet,” displaying her work, “The In Between.” Located at the Long Beach Gallery of the Linus Galleries in Pasadena, CA, "The Lonely Planet" is a collective art show of a variety of themes and art mediums. Pulling from the top artwork presented in a call for entries from art relevant to the topics Green, Portraits, Landscapes and Abstracts, "The Lonely Planet" was named after a review of the international artwork chosen that seemed to reflect the collective theme. All art mediums that can hang on a wall were chosen from paintings to fine art photography. Congratulations, Nicole!