ART 2101 - Sculpture II
3 Credits
Explores advanced sculptural concepts, techniques, and materials with an emphasis on personal aesthetic. An historical overview with an emphasis on contemporary approaches to sculpture. Visits to galleries, museums, and sculpture parks may be included in this course. Topics and projects may include site specific sculpture, installation, plaster and/or poly resin mold making, kinetic sculpture, assemblage, form, figurative sculpture, history of traditional sculpture, contemporary sculpture, scale, plane, texture and space as it relates to sculpture.
Pre-Requisites ART 2100
Major Content Areas
Studio work: 60% Lecture: 40%
Learning Outcomes
Develop skills using a variety of tools and materials to create sculpture Demonstrate ability to use sculpture vocabulary terms in the classroom setting and during critiques Demonstrate ability to use a variety of tools, techniques, and processes to create advanced level projects Reflect personal and individual interests and aesthetics in assigned projects Participate in classroom critiques and develop the ability to discuss form using vocabulary relating to sculpture
Minnesota Transfer Curriculum (MNTC) Goals
06 - Humanities/Fine Arts
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