Sculpture II

3 Credits · Level: Undergraduate

Sculpture II is a continuation from Sculpture I of visual thinking in three dimensional form and space. The broad goals are to further develop the concepts and skills used in devising, making and understanding sculpture and to encourage creativity through the interaction of ideas, tools and materials. Sculpture offers students the opportunity to exercise their creative drive and transform their ideas into three-dimensional forms. We will work in traditional and contemporary materials and methods. Sculpture II involves multiple thematically-driven projects that simultaneously introduce new materials, processes, and design consideration. Sculpture I is required. Students should plan on spending at least 4-5 hours per week outside of class time to complete each assignment.