Art & the History of Art 323 - Adv Studio Seminar

A studio course that will emphasize compositional development by working from memory, imagination, literature and abstractions derived from nature and other works of visual art. The Students will be encouraged to explore a wide variety of media including, but not limited to, drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture and collage. Students will be required to create an independent body of work over the course of the semester which explores their individual direction in pictorial construction. new will meet twice a week on Zoom for two hours to critique the development of each students’ project. The completed project will be presented on the final class meeting.
Course will be taught remotely. Demonstrations, critiques and discussion will be via zoom. Essential course materials will be mailed to students.
Requisite: ARHA 222, 326 or 327 or permission of the instructor. Limited to 5 students. Fall semester. Professor R. Sweeney.