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07:080:200-201
Seminar in Contemporary Art A and B (3,3)
Examination of the contemporary artist, architect, designer, filmmaker, media artist, and photographer in relationship to evolving technologies, modernist and socioeconomic movements, ideologies, and institutions.
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07:080:300
Women Artists (3)
Seminar and workshop focusing on the works of contemporary women
artists and on their underlying ideas. Visits to artists' studios.
Prerequisites: 01:082:105-106.
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07:080:301
Third-World Artists I (3)
Study
of third-world artists of all disciplines including mixed media, dance,
rituals, music, sculpture, painting, and literature; analysis from an aesthetic
perspective, grounding their art in ancient national, regional, and
tribal cultures, within precolonial and colonial periods including
first-world influences.
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07:080:302
Third-World Artists II (3)
Continued study of third-world artists representing all disciplines.
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07:080:303
Seminar in Video (3)
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07:080:305
Art Criticism (3)
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07:080:306
Seminar in Print (3)
History of print, paper, and collaboration from Guttenberg to the internet. The dissemination of printmaking, the multiple in installation, paper, photography, sculpture, and book forms. Current ideas, history, criticism, practices, and artists who deal with the multiple are explored through readings, lectures, slides, and film. The relationship between the collaborative studio and the artist is explored through the Brodsky Center for Innovative Editions.
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07:080:308
Seminar in Design (3)
Exploration of historical and contemporary critical debate in graphic design. Students investigate the ways historical, cultural, political, and economic factors have shaped design through readings, lectures, research, and presentation. Students situate their practice within the design discourse of today through an examination of the development of the discipline.
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07:080:310
Seminar in Photography (3)
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07:080:317
Seminar in Sculpture (3)
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07:080:353
Seminar in Painting (3)
Readings and discussion of current painting practice and the antecedents that created it. Visits to museums and galleries.
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07:080:396
Art and Society (3)
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07:080:420
Artists Writings (3)
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