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Botanical Art Diploma Course Returns to Chelsea Physic Garden

January 7, 2014 by Tania Marien


NEW!
Chelsea School of Botanical Art
Chelsea Physic Garden

www.chelseaschoolofbotanicalart.co.uk

Botanical art returns to the Chelsea Physic Garden in 2014!

This new and updated diploma course replaces the diploma course originally taught at the English Gardening School. The English Gardening School no longer offers its diploma course and will now concentrate more on garden design and horticulture.
The Chelsea School of Botanical Art was founded by artist Helen Allen.

The diploma course for 2014 begins on January 13 and is filled to capacity. Registrations for the 2015 course are now being accepted.

The two-year part-time diploma course involves three 10-week terms the first year and one year of private study during the second year. Students are expected to build a portfolio and complete a final project to satisfy graduation requirements.

Short courses will also be offered through the new program. Information about the short courses planned for June, September and October will be posted when available. Information about the summer school course with Elaine Searle can now be viewed online. Click on the Courses tab on the school’s website to learn more.

The Chelsea School of Botanical Art is on Facebook and Twitter (@CSBArtist). Follow them to receive weekly announcements about the Garden and the diploma program.

This information has been added to Classes Near You > England.

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