33-3445 Artists and Audiences

This course involves weekly (1 hr 50 minute) sessions throughout the semester and required attendance at the weekend-long “Artists & Audiences: Voices from the Field” seminar. The weekly sessions will create a cohort of young artists who interact together, read and analyze critical current, relevant documents from the field, and conduct (in writing and through oral presentation) case studies on working artists and cultural workers. Students are also required to develop and present a self-reflective “artist manifesto” or artist statement that reflects their identity, intentions and inquiry as they move into the workplace. All activities will be aimed at supporting their entry into post-undergraduate, professional life.

3 Credits
Repeatable
Requisites PREREQUISITES: 33-2342 Cultures & Histories of Dance I and 33-2343 Cultures & Histories of Dance II and 52-1112 Writing and Rhetoric - Enhanced II or 33-2342 Cultures & Histories of Dance I and 33-2343 Cultures & Histories of Dance II and 52-1122 International Writing and Rhetoric II or 33-2342 Cultures & Histories of Dance I and 33-2343 Cultures & Histories of Dance II and 52-1162 Writing and Rhetoric II- Service Learning or 33-2342 Cultures & Histories of Dance I and 33-2343 Cultures & Histories of Dance II