Big Ideas: Conceptual Art 3.0

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Ed Woodham's Danger Deep Water, an outdoor landscape art piece photographed by Shahin Shahablou

Jun 3 - Jul 1

$200

Location

Online

Faculty

Ed Woodham,

Visual and performance artist

Conceptual art is an idea or concept that exists independently from an object. Historically, it is associated with challenging painting and sculpture as the predominant art forms, and for developing the non-commodification practices of eco art, performance art, video art, new media, community art, art/science collaboration and intermedia. Participants will conceptualize, develop, create and share simple, accessible, original works that combine methods from a variety of creative techniques: observation, critical thinking, problem solving, writing, performance, installation and video. This course is a wonderful opportunity to experiment with your imagination, to collaborate with others and to understand how ideas are materialized. No prior knowledge of art-making is required.
NOTE: This course is fully online and offered through a combination of regularly scheduled sessions during the listed course hours, as well as asynchronous material that may include prerecorded lectures and media, and interactive discussions.

Course Number

VSC-2324-OL

Credits

1 CEUs

Technical Requirements

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