City College of San Francisco
MINE TERNAR
Art Department
E-mail: mternar@ccsf.edu |
| Phone: (415) 452-5354 |
| Office: V126 |
| Mailbox: V17 |
Biography: B.A. Bennington College, Vermont; M.A. Mimar Sinan University, Istanbul, Turkey; M.F.A. University of California, Berkeley. Instructor, Miné Ternar, is a practicing artist who has taught at a number of colleges in the Bay Area, including California College of the Arts, San Francisco Art Institute, Cabrillo College and City College of San Francisco. During her graduate work at U.C. Berkeley, she also initiated, through Democratic Education at CAL program, and team-taught a class on contemporary art history in the Art Department of U.C. Berkeley. In addition to her background in teaching, she has undertaken responsibilities/ led projects, at several non-profit art organizations, including, Berkeley Art Museum and Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of U.C. Berkeley, Pro Arts (Oakland), Dean Lesher Regional Center for the Arts (Walnut Creek), and New Langton Arts (San Francisco). At City College, she has been active on several committees, including Student Learning Outcomes Committee, Works of Art Committee, Exhibitions Committee, and as a Faculty Advisor to Diego Rivera Web Site Committee. She has also served as the director of City College Art Gallery from 1998-2001 and 2003 to 2007. (City College Art Gallery is located in the Art Department, at V119, in Visual Arts Building, on Phelan campus.) Miné Ternar has been the recipient of artist grants at various artist residency programs. Most recently, she was a long-term artist-in-residence at KALA Art Institute in Berkeley and at Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, Vermont, the largest international artist residency program for artists and writers in the U.S.
Teaching Schedule for Fall 2017:
- Art 125A: Basic Design (a studio/lecture class — click here to view a general syllabus and important dates in Fall 2017): Two hybrid-online sections. Half online, half in the classroom with mandatory meetings on campus once a week.
1. Section 831, CRN 71068: Mandatory Saturday meetings from 9:30 AM-12:20 PM at Fort Mason campus, Room 203. First day of class for Fall 2017 Semester is Saturday, August, 2017. Click here to view a downloadable syllabus.
2. Sec. 832, CRN 74454: Mandatory Wednesday evening meetings from 6:10-9:00 PM at Mission campus, Room 106. First day of class for Fall 2017 Semester is Wednesday, August 23, 2017. Click here to view a downloadable syllabus.
- Art 126: Color, Sec. 001, CRN 71847 (a studio/lecture class): Tuesday and Thursday, 12:10- 3 PM, Ocean campus, Room A103. First day of class for Fall 2017 is Tuesday, August 22, 2017. Click here to view a downloadable syllabus.
Creative works: Visit the web gallery of selected works
Title III grant projects: Visit two pilot educational web site projects developed collaboratively by my former design students and students in other disciplines in 1997 and 1998.
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