Three months in Paris
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Again to everyone, thanks. I'm taking notes, believe me! (I may just need to invest in a Smart Phone before this venture, but that's a whole other forum. Let's not go there now, please.)
Where I WOULD like to go while I'm in Paris are to some drawing or painting classes (in English, please). I tried to start a forum on it a few days ago, but it didn't take. Can anyone recommend places? I found
http://www.atelieralupi.com/atelier_horaires-en.htm but I'm not sure my time there will coincide with their schedule. Plus, I'm not sure my boyfriend will go for the price. I'm still open to suggestion concerning everything! And thank you all again so much. I really can't express how much a appreciate your time and thoughtful suggestions.
Where I WOULD like to go while I'm in Paris are to some drawing or painting classes (in English, please). I tried to start a forum on it a few days ago, but it didn't take. Can anyone recommend places? I found
http://www.atelieralupi.com/atelier_horaires-en.htm but I'm not sure my time there will coincide with their schedule. Plus, I'm not sure my boyfriend will go for the price. I'm still open to suggestion concerning everything! And thank you all again so much. I really can't express how much a appreciate your time and thoughtful suggestions.
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OK, I'm truly concerned. Have I committed some major faux pas by asking about art classes? I got such wonderful and helpful responses concerning what to wear on this forum and how to find iced tea on another, (thank you again to all), but the forum in which I asked about art classes got no response, and when I asked about them on this one, conversation ceased. Have I done something wrong? If so, I apologize profusely. Please, someone tell me what I did/said. Thank you so much, ZiaGal.
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No faux pas in asking about art classes. I suspect there just aren't many people here who have taken any and have any helpful information for you. There are always plenty of people with opinions about what to wear.
Your previous thread may have sunk to the bottom quickly without being seen by anyone with the right knowledge to help you. You can top it by adding a reply and asking if anyone knows anything. Since it has been a few days since you posted it, replying will bring it to the top of the list again where it might be seen by people who missed it the first time.
Your previous thread may have sunk to the bottom quickly without being seen by anyone with the right knowledge to help you. You can top it by adding a reply and asking if anyone knows anything. Since it has been a few days since you posted it, replying will bring it to the top of the list again where it might be seen by people who missed it the first time.
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This made me smile. Perhaps a bit twee but I do enjoy the darling illustrations. It seems as though sneakers are fine so long as they are paired with a tuxedo jacket. Jolie laide and all that ;-)
Ten Ways to Dress Like a Parisian:
http://la-belle-vie.tumblr.com/post/4024888534
Ten Ways to Dress Like a Parisian:
http://la-belle-vie.tumblr.com/post/4024888534
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I don't think very many people on Fodors know about art classes in Paris. I just don't think it's something very common to find those in English in Paris, and only for a very short time. It's mainly small workshops run by Americans who may get some students for a certain week or two in order to subsidize their trip to France, something like that. I know of one Parisian school that has a July session (in English) but it's pretty serious and expensive (several thousand dollars)--the Paris American Academy. http://www.parisamericanacademy.fr
Here's one that sounds more like what you had in mind, and very reasonable http://www.pdizian.com/
Here's one that sounds more like what you had in mind, and very reasonable http://www.pdizian.com/
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I agree with Nikki and Christina. The only art classes that came to mind for me were the ones at Parsons in Paris, for undergrads registered in their program. When I was an undergrad in Paris way back when, my junior year abroad program hooked up with individual artists to provide semester-long classes in the artists' studios. I have no idea how they found these artists, and again it was at a college-credit level. Sorry I can't be of more help!
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Whew! Thank you so very much for your responses. I feel so much better knowing that I didn't insult the people of France. I look forward to looking at the suggested links. Thanks again so much.
@Waldo, that was a nasty trick!
@Waldo, that was a nasty trick!
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