TIME [formerly Visual language II]

TIME [formerly Visual Language II], students are progressing towards a more sustained and independent inquiry into a topic of personal interest. Time-based work is an important element of contemporary fine art and design and is fundamental to all art and design studio majors.  Working in a wide range of media, students are introduced to basic concepts of art and design in time. Students will develop an understanding of temporal concerns across a wide range of time-based work including narrative, performative, spatial, tactile, and digital approaches.  Courses are structured with a thematic focus, allowing students to choose an area of interest to them.

Time-based work is an important element of contemporary fine art and design and is fundamental to all art and design studio majors.  Working in a wide range of media, students are introduced to basic concepts of art and design in time. Students will develop an understanding of temporal concerns across a wide range of time-based work including narrative, performative, spatial, tactile, and digital approaches.

• Course Number: SFDN186
• Enrollment: Departmental Requirement
• Prerequisites: Visual Language I
• Semester: Spring
• Type: Hybrid Studio / Critique (5hrs)