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VART 3611

Making Art in the Age of Theory

Undergraduate

explores the intersection of creative practice and theory. Making artwork is a continuous exchange between studio practice and consideration of the social. Through the reading and discussion of influential texts and the exploration of related works and artists, students work with the tools of their choice to create art. Blended and alternative learning approaches are used. This course is normally offered in alternating years.

Prerequisites & course information

AR: attendance is required OR: 4 hours of studio per week PR: 48 credit hours in VART, or 36 credit hours in VART and 12 credit hours in Art History/Visual Culture, Science 1808

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