Courses:

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The class is organized around three sections, and each section has its own assignment. Those three assignments are listed here:

Assignment 1: Shaping Time (PDF)

Using demonstrated production and editing techniques, make a 90 second experimental video. Sound must be diegetic or self generated.

Assignment 2: Body Extension (PDF)

Create an art work that exists as a "body extension," a sculptural/architectural/corporeal supplement. Use your own body as a starting point for an exploration of the self, including psychological and physical aspects and concepts of identity. The second part of the assignment asks you to interact with your body extension in a way that significantly alters your experience of it.

Assignment 3: Made Public (PDF)

Create a work of art in a public place that addresses the physical, psychological and social dimensions of the site. You will be asked to research various public sites in order to locate an appropriate context within which to respond. Consideration of the political and ethical implications of working in a public area will be central to the development of the project. Document your project appropriately.

The work of the students from the class is presented in the table below, organized by student and then by assignment. All work is used with permission.

The work of the students from the class, including video clips, images, and written statements, is presented in the table below, organized by student and then by assignment. All work is used with permission.