ARTS 250 New Genres I

This course provides students with opportunities to explore inter- and multi-disciplinary art forms in both a studio and discussion context. Students create performance, installation, and site-specific works dealing with issues of time and space in non-traditional ways. Video, sound, performance, site-specific installation, photography, non-material approaches, and other contemporary means of communication are possible media. Studio instruction may be augmented with field trips, slide lectures, readings, critiques, and discussion that help critically, currently, and historically situate new genre work as fine art practices.

Repeatable: N
Formerly 22-2258
Requirements Sophomore Standing or Above (SO)
Minimum Credits 3 Maximum Credits 3