ART 181M SC: Feminist Concepts & Strategies
This seminar/studio course examines the recent history and current trends of women’s roles and contributions in media studies and studio art through readings and projects with an emphasis on gender in relationship to media culture. Analysis of and experimentation with visual media including print, photography and digital art in relation to the theory and practice […]
ART 181G SC: From Beauty to the Abject: Race, Whiteness and Modernism
Looking at various aesthetic models, this course will highlight the intersection of modern and contemporary art criticism with issues related to social and cultural constructions of difference as manifested within the visual arts. Topics include modernism, whiteness, race, and the history of lynching in California. Instructor: K. Gonzales-Day [Media Theory; G/U]
Art 181 SC: Theory Seminar in Studio Art and Media Studies
This upper-division course provides an in-depth look at the history and methodologies underlying contemporary art practices and is intended to provide students with an opportunity to explore, research, and write on visual culture. Connecting contemporary art practice to the wider history of art, topics may include uses of photography in the 19th century, the avantgarde […]
ART 150 SC: Advanced Video
Students continue to develop digital projects and begin to create motion graphics for video using Adobe After Effects software. Production is augmented by critiques, screenings, and discussions of conceptual and formal ideas. Instructor: T. Kim-Trang Tran [Prereq: Art 148 or equivalent. Intermediate/Advanced Production]
ART 149 SC: Intermediate Video
Students continue to develop digital projects and begin to create motion graphics for video using Adobe After Effects software. Production is augmented by critiques, screenings, and discussions of conceptual and formal ideas. Instructor: T. Kim-Trang Tran [Fee: $75. Prereq: Art 148 or equivalent. Intermediate/Advanced Production]
ART 148 SC: Intro to Video Art
A studio course introducing students to the basic techniques of digital video production: camerawork and non-linear editing. Production is augmented by critiques, screenings, and discussions of conceptual and formal ideas. This class has a required lab. Instructor: T. Tran or Staff [Fee: $75. Prereq: MS 49, 50, 51 or equivalent. Non-Scripps students need instructor permission.] […]