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Character and Emotion

Monday, September 21, 20268:00 PM
Character and Emotion builds on the work of Principles of Realism, deepening students’ skills in Realism. Students in this class will develop a character out of their range, focus on character building, and work on heightened emotional content.

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The conservatory operates out of a converted 1980s church building, making the architecture a striking landmark on its block of traditional rowhouses.story_potoo

3423 Holmead Pl NW, Washington, DC 20010
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