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"I chose COA because of the freedom. I can be involved in problems of physics, gender and religion and always be engaged."
Edina Hot '08

Four-Dimensional Studio - AD354

Meets the following requirements: AD

This class gives students an opportunity to investigate time-based art.  4-D art draws on the vast
and varied traditions of theatre, dance, media, and music, often crossing boundaries to create hybrid works.  This course will focus on concepts and processes related to representing and experiencing events that take place in time.  Strategies for planning, proposing, and producing work individually or collaboratively will be discussed and practiced.  Some class periods will be workshop in style, and include physical and vocal exercises and improvisations.  The course will include basic instruction and use of video cameras and sound recording devices.  A majority of the learning in this studio course will happen as students make projects and reflect on their work and the work of others.  Documentation and information about contemporary and historic time-based art will be presented.  Students will be evaluated based on imaginative exploration of ideas and materials, extent and depth of work processes and research, completion of assigned projects, and participation in class discussions.

Level:  Introductory.  Class limit: 15     Lab Fee: $30.00.     *AD*

Instructor:
Nancy Evelyn Andrews

College of the Atlantic, 105 Eden Street, Bar Harbor, ME 04609
Email: inquiry@coa.edu
Phone: (207) 288-5015
Fax: (207) 288-4126