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Whether you’re a beginner or advanced artist, plan to attend CIA’s pay-as-you-go Life Drawing sessions on Wednesdays from 7-9pm in room 200 of the Joseph McCullough Building. Just bring your favorite drawing supplies + $15! More information available at http://ow.ly/lF4W1.
Academics . Foundation . Courses
Visual Culture and the Manufacture of Meaning
Course No. ACD305.1 Credits: 3
Faculty David Hart | Gary D Sampson | Rita Goodman
This course will introduce students to critical theories and methods of analysis for interpreting contemporary visual art and culture. Topics include: formalism and stylistic analysis; semiotics and structuralism; Marxist theory; biography; psychoanalytic theory; feminist analysis and gender studies; postcolonial theory; post structuralism and postmodernity; and media arts studies (electronic/digital technologies). Select interpretive frameworks employed in the "manufacture of meaning" will be situated historically and discussed fully and critically, using seminal writings. Required for Visual Culture Emphasis. Offered each fall. 3 credits.
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Lane Cooper
Associate Professor/Chair of Painting, Foundation
Lane Cooper is an artist working through painting, sound, video, text and on occasion performance. Her work ha...more
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