كتاب THREE-DIMENSIONAL FOUNDATIONS

1/8 COURSE DESCRIPTION This foundations course emphasizes contemporary and traditional three-dimensional processes, concepts and materials, this course presents projects that are designed to provide knowledge and understanding of three-dimensional spatial composition in art and design. Emphasis will be placed on innovative visual communication, conceptual clarity, problem solving skills, and critical thinking, both analytically and creatively. COURSE OBJECTIVES Project 1: Exploration of Symbol And Its Meaning Apply fundamental design principles including unity, variety, balance, rhythm, movement, economy and emphasis to the creation of three-dimensional work. Create design that demonstrates movement and extension in space, identifying what makes an interesting and dynamic interplay between solid and void. Create works that articulate a clear relationship between the individual parts or elements of a three dimensional design, and the sense of the whole, stressing unity with variety. Make designs from a variety of materials that implement the following methods of construction: additive, subtractive, manipulative, and substitutive. Increase sensitivity to the visual and tactile qualities of a variety of materials. Relate these textural possibilities to other materials using contrasting textures in the designs. Identify, describe, analyze, and evaluate design principles in the work of classmates, and works of art, architecture, craft, and industrial design from a variety of historical traditions. Effectively manipulate the elements and principles of three-dimensional design to create non-objective, abstract, and representational compositions. Think and speak critically about personal and peer artworks and propose imaginative alternatives. Understanding the archetypal meaning of the symbol, and translate the visual experience of a symbolic images into your personal interpretations. Project 2 : Pop-Up Museum Store To study, analyze, and reflect on artworks in a personal way. Focus on your individual interest and skills, and investigate the relationship between art & design, cultural & commercial, hand-crafted & machine produced, and original & multiple To think about how a work of art can be reinterpreted and recreated, which relates to your interests as an artist or designer. To experience commercial and business aspect of product development, considering market, consumer, profitability, sales and etc. ART 304L Spring 2014 ART 3.214 (3D foundation Studio) Instructor Jiwon Park jiwonpark@utexas.edu Office Hours M/W 12—2pm or by appointment ART 1.218 Unique # 21265 M/W 8am—12pm TA: Erik Swanson zackmagic@gmail.com Unique # 21275 M/W 2—6pm TA: Sara Madandar s.madandar@gmail.com Last day to drop a class without a academic penalty → January 29 Last day an undergraduate student may, with the dean’s approval, drop a class → March 31 Prerequisite: A major in the Department of Art and Art History. THREE-DIMENSIONAL FOUNDATIONS
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