ART 304 - Sculpture II

Semester Offered: Fall
1 unit(s)

“Research and Production,” is a student-centered advanced sculpture seminar organized around independent artistic production. Students will challenge themselves to expand their sculptural practices materially and conceptually, producing several ambitious sculptural projects over the course of the semester. Weekly course materials are determined in relation to each student’s interests, and each class-member is responsible for engaging their peers in discussion about the questions, themes, and histories relevant to their individual artistic work. The course is punctuated by rigorous group critique, with the aim of strengthening one’s practice and gaining fluency in the skill of giving and receiving critical feedback within a diverse community. The heart of this course is to support each participant in developing as an artist by identifying and exploring the guiding questions motivating their work through research, conversation, and hands-on making. Gordon Hall.

Prerequisite(s): ART 102-ART 103 and any two 200-level studio art courses, and permission of the instructor.

Two 2-hour periods.

Course Format: CLS