DRW3011 Experimental Drawing

This studio production course recognizes that drawing in the 21st century is as diverse a practice as the materials and methods found in the contemporary artist’s toolbox. Students in Experimental Drawing will explore the intersection between drawing and contemporary art disciplines including sculpture, land art, kinetic art, performance art, sound and video art, and animation. Students will utilize drawing as a research method for investigating the world, both visually and conceptually. This course offers students the opportunity to expand upon their work in Drawing Foundations (DRW1011) and synthesize a variety of media, both traditional and non-traditional. Students will keep a sketchbook of their drawings, create a portfolio, and engage with classmates through discussion, critique, and oral presentation. This course will place a strong emphasis on students’ ability to experiment with drawing processes and develop their interests and personal voices as artists. Students must have completed DRW1011 and one Studio Art course at the 2000-level with grades of “C” or higher. Lab fee / materials fee applied to this course. Credits: 3.000

DRW 1011 Lecture Min Credits: 3.00 $35.00