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Senior Studio: BFA Research
Course No. PTG 421M Credits: 3.0
Required for all 4th year Painting majors and open as an elective to any senior-level student with a prerequisite of Intro to Painting, Painting Beyond Observation, or permission of the instructor or Painting Chair. This course focuses on developing the student’s individual work as it relates to their subject and their means of making work. Emphasis will be on the strategies for constructing the meaning of the work in terms of materials and the way the work is read by a viewer. Students will read work, develop and discuss intention through critiques and discourse. The goal is to develop an understanding of the criteria, standards and values promoted by the artist and how these come to be understood by their audience by exploring the relationship between subject, form, material and process as they relate to content. Prerequisites: PTG 221. 3 credits.
A yearlong celebration, CIA hosted artists and scholars from across the globe to explore and celebrate contemporary craft.
Seth Nagelberg
Associate Professor
Seth Nagelberg is an artist and designer working in clay. He strives to close the gap between craft and design...more
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