By now, you should have READ 2 articles on installation art:
1- The Museum Problem (you should make a post with a photo) - from Deconstructing Installation Art by Graham Coulter-Smith
2- But is it installation art? by Claire Bishop (she is also referenced in the above article)
ART 308 at Saint Mary's College of Maryland with instructor Fereshteh Toosi
Showing posts with label reading. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reading. Show all posts
Friday, March 23, 2007
Tuesday, March 6, 2007
WED homework
Reading for WED is from a book called Deconstructing Installation Art:
http://www.installationart.net/Chapter1Introduction/introduction01.html
Read the first part of the introduction of this book: "The Museum Problem", and then browse around the text. Choose one of the images of installation art that is discussed in the book and post an image of it to your blog, discussing how it fits the author's definition of installation art.
http://www.installationart.net/Chapter1Introduction/introduction01.html
Read the first part of the introduction of this book: "The Museum Problem", and then browse around the text. Choose one of the images of installation art that is discussed in the book and post an image of it to your blog, discussing how it fits the author's definition of installation art.
Wednesday, February 7, 2007
reading for WED 14 FEB
Jasper Johns & Robert Rauschenberg - Jonathan Katz
AND
Queers & Marriage - British Broadcasting Corporation
If you look in the upper right corner, you will see that there is a link to 2 pages:
IN THIS ARTICLE:
1. Queers and marriage
2. Arguments against marriage
You don't have to write a traditional response in your blog for these readings. Instead, you will develop a concept and some initial sketches. Check the handout for details and questions to consider as you read.
AND
Queers & Marriage - British Broadcasting Corporation
If you look in the upper right corner, you will see that there is a link to 2 pages:
IN THIS ARTICLE:
1. Queers and marriage
2. Arguments against marriage
You don't have to write a traditional response in your blog for these readings. Instead, you will develop a concept and some initial sketches. Check the handout for details and questions to consider as you read.
Friday, January 19, 2007
23 Jan - 7 Feb schedule
MON 22 JAN: FEEDBACK ON SKETCHES - brainstorming + 15 thumbnails
HW: written brainstorming for project 1 with 15 thumbnail sketches (see handout)
Fereshteh will do the first SKILLSHARE & highlight best practices
SCREENING of body/boundary work
WED 24 JAN: visit from Leon Wiebers
READING 1: "Extended and Prosthetic Bodies" from The Artists' Body ed. Tracey Warr, post a 1-one paragraph response with questions and analysis to your blog (right click on the above link to download the PDF of the reading). Not all these projects deal with personal space, but as body extensions and alterations, they are relevant for the first project.
HW: request SKILLSHARE topic and/or partner... FT will choose date and final pairings
4:30 ARTIST LECTURE BY MELISSA DEAN, BOYDEN GALLERY
MON 29 JAN: FINALIZING THE PROPOSAL - sketches + written proposal
deadline to pay studio lab fee at bookstore! bring voucher receipt to class.
feedback from visiting artist Lance Winn
4:30 VISITING ARTIST LECTURE, LIBRARY 321: LANCE WINN
WED 31 JAN: INDIVIDUAL MEETINGS ABOUT VERSION 1 OF PROJECT
HW: preliminary model (see THIS LINK) made and ready to present
MON 5 FEB : STUDIO TIME
HW: post a comment to another person's blog: Lacey's, the main class blog, or your classmates' blog entries from the Artists' Body reading
• Lacey demo 1
WED 7 FEB: CRITIQUES - REVISED: The final wearable should me fully constructed and ready to present to the class. You'll have until Monday the 12th to take it to your chosen site, to document your actions, and to do a summary write-up about your results.
HW: written brainstorming for project 1 with 15 thumbnail sketches (see handout)
Fereshteh will do the first SKILLSHARE & highlight best practices
SCREENING of body/boundary work
WED 24 JAN: visit from Leon Wiebers
READING 1: "Extended and Prosthetic Bodies" from The Artists' Body ed. Tracey Warr, post a 1-one paragraph response with questions and analysis to your blog (right click on the above link to download the PDF of the reading). Not all these projects deal with personal space, but as body extensions and alterations, they are relevant for the first project.
HW: request SKILLSHARE topic and/or partner... FT will choose date and final pairings
4:30 ARTIST LECTURE BY MELISSA DEAN, BOYDEN GALLERY
MON 29 JAN: FINALIZING THE PROPOSAL - sketches + written proposal
deadline to pay studio lab fee at bookstore! bring voucher receipt to class.
feedback from visiting artist Lance Winn
4:30 VISITING ARTIST LECTURE, LIBRARY 321: LANCE WINN
WED 31 JAN: INDIVIDUAL MEETINGS ABOUT VERSION 1 OF PROJECT
HW: preliminary model (see THIS LINK) made and ready to present
MON 5 FEB : STUDIO TIME
HW: post a comment to another person's blog: Lacey's, the main class blog, or your classmates' blog entries from the Artists' Body reading
• Lacey demo 1
WED 7 FEB: CRITIQUES - REVISED: The final wearable should me fully constructed and ready to present to the class. You'll have until Monday the 12th to take it to your chosen site, to document your actions, and to do a summary write-up about your results.
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