Prerequisites: FNAR 222 or permission of instructor.
An advanced studio course in which students focus on developing an independent, compelling three-dimensional fine arts practice through a more focused approach to the application and synthesis of knowledge and experiences in comparison to Intermediate Studio courses. Visual and written research and field trips are components of the course, as are personal reflection and group discussion. Technical experiments and key concepts are geared specifically to the students interests and artistic goals.
Outcomes: Select and apply appropriate materials and methods to resolve complex visual and conceptual problems and meaningfully discuss key issues; Create a portfolio of work built on independent investigation.
An advanced studio course in which students focus on developing an independent, compelling three-dimensional fine arts practice through a more focused approach to the application and synthesis of knowledge and experiences in comparison to Intermediate Studio courses. Visual and written research and field trips are components of the course, as are personal reflection and group discussion. Technical experiments and key concepts are geared specifically to the students interests and artistic goals.
Outcomes: Select and apply appropriate materials and methods to resolve complex visual and conceptual problems and meaningfully discuss key issues; Create a portfolio of work built on independent investigation.