An open forum designed to address issues confronting the three-dimensional arts and artists. Content of the course and its structure varies annually and is largely determined by those enrolled. This course often dovetails with a lecture or visiting artist series. In this course student investigate the possibilities of collaborative work utilizing text and visual images. The course includes a study of the history of collaboration with an emphasis on the principles unique to the collaborative process between written and visual art.
Students develop image and text projects, and participate in individual and group critiques.
This seminar focuses on relevant historical and contemporary issues and concerns that take different thematic forms each year. The seminar is always developed in conjunction with visiting artists' presentations and critiques, as well as readings, discussions, student presentations, and in-depth studio critiques by both faculty and students. This seminar explores the relativistic nature of time in art and science and its role in creative work. Visiting artists and speakers from the science community discuss issues relating to time and time arts. Visiting artists and students present their artwork and discuss the creative focus and critical issues involved.