ARTS 344
Abstraction Fall 2013
Division I
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Abstraction has been a persistent and defining visual idea of the twentieth and twenty-first century. This workshop for intermediate and advanced drawing, painting and sculpture students will investigate the principles of abstract design as well as some of the artists that helped to develop the genre. Among the concepts to be explored are cubism, field composition, and gestural painting. Students will work from a variety of sources, including the human body, still life, and found photography. Although the majority of assignments are in drawing and painting, the final multi-week independent project may be realized in multi-media.
The Class: Format: studio; the final four weeks of class will be dedicated to independent projects
Limit: 15
Grading: yes pass/fail option, yes fifth course option
Requirements/Evaluation: weekly studio assignments; evaluation will be based on the quality of visual projects, and class participation
Prerequisites: ARTS 230 or a 200-level painting course or permission of the instructor
Enrollment Preferences: Studio Art majors, seniors, juniors, sophomores
Materials/Lab Fee: a lab fee of approximately $275 to be added to the student's term bill
Distributions: Division I

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