Social Practice in Art
This advanced studio course supports exploration in social practice in art. Working in the public sphere on individual and collaborative projects, students consider the intent and impact of their work on current cultural, social, ecological, ethical, and political issues. Approaches in artmaking as varied as urban interventions, performance art, time-based and interactive media, will be examined through readings, visual presentations, field trips, discussions and hands-on production. Students will engage with diverse communities in order to stimulate critical dialogue and social transformation.
Prerequisites & course information
Prerequisite(s): Four of: [Art 2005 or Art 2006], Art 2015, Art 2023, Art 2027, Art 2033, [Art 2060 or Art 2061], or Art 2350 AND 15 university-level courses (a minimum of 45.0 credit hours)
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027