ART 111Ideas as Objects
An introduction to the relationship between ideas and the creation of three-dimensional objects. In this course, students will learn concepts, methods, and vocabulary relative to the production of three-dimensional objects. Through slide lectures, discussions, critiques, and assigned projects, participants will investigate how to make, analyze, and critique sculptural objects within the context of contemporary art and visual culture. Students are expected to be inquisitive about the discipline and willing to immerse themselves in it. Students are expected to ask questions, explore new ideas, and engage in the course material.
Prerequisites
None listed in the catalog.
Where it sits in degree plans
Suggested plans most often put it in Year 1 · Spring (5 programs).
Required in (6)
- Art Education, B.S.
- Art, B.A. (Abington)
- Art, B.A. (Arts and Architecture)
- Art, B.F.A.
- Art, Minor
- Digital Arts and Media Design, B.Des.
One of the options in (1)
- Professional Photography, B.Des.