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Drawing: Style Context

Course No. DRG 423  Credits: 3.0

Students explore diverse disciplines in, and develop a wide range of, visual linguistics and technical skills. Traditional and unconventional mediums and materials are explored and verified through application. An infinite range of resource information is utilized from direct observation, photo documentation, and introspective insights. Projects are student driven with an emphasis on working with the students to develop their ideas through research, exploration, and experimentation with different drawing media. Using critique as a format for class interaction, work will be presented for both formal and interpretive analysis during several stages in its production. Museum and gallery excursions and visiting artists are regularly scheduled to expose students to historical and contemporary artwork and practice. 3 credits.

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Zachary Gorell

Zachary Gorell

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Since taking his first gather of glass in the fall of 2001, Zac has been practicing the craft as well as teach...more

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