ART 205 - Sculpture I

Semester Offered: Spring
1 unit(s)

Introduction to the language of three-dimensional form through a sequence of specific problems which involve the use of various materials. We explore the nature of form, object, space, structure, and materiality. As we think about and work within these concepts of three dimensions, we will breach ongoing considerations and methods that come into play: sound, time, light, smell, utility, site, installation, process, permanence, performance, audience, and audience interaction. Issues of context (formal, cultural, historical, present) and placement will be addressed constantly. Does your work have edges? Where and what are they? Does it begin and end? What has come before it? How does your work engage with its immediate and broader surroundings? Gordon Hall

Yearlong course ART 204-205.

Two 2-hour periods.

Course Format: CLS