INTEGRATED ARTS
Integrated Arts courses are primarily designed to combine the study of two or more arts, whether from a critical-historical point of view, or within creative workshops. Note that the courses may be cross-listed from other programs.
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CRN |
90376 |
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F |
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Course No. |
IA / DAN 321 |
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Title |
Interarts Collaboration: Creating Across Boundaries |
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Professor |
Leslie Satin |
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Schedule |
Fr 12:30 pm - 2:50 pm Avery Arts Cntr. |
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Contemporary practitioners of art and performance regularly edge their work past conventional definitions. At the same time, artists come together to make pieces whose resonance extends beyond their individual components. In this workshop, students will create work that moves across definitions and genres or that calls for joint creative participation, for background and inspiration focussing on two models of 1960's New York City: Fluxus and the Judson Dance Theater. We will read historical and critical texts about their work; develop studio activities as well as individual and collective projects derived from their philosophies and practices; and formulate work based on Scores (as articulated by urban planner Lawrence Halprin and choreographer Anna Halprin. We will encourage students to deepen their connections to familiar modes of work and to try their hands at new forms. Readings include essays by Kristine Stiles (from the exhibition catalogue In the Spirit of Fluxus); excerpts from Lawrence Halprin's The RSVP Cycles and Anna Halprin's Moving Towards Life; and essays by Sally Banes, Carolyn Brown, John Cage, Merce Cunningham, Deborah Jowitt, Kenneth King, Yvonne Rainer, and Carolee Schneeman. Open to Integrated Arts Students and other moderated students of the arts.
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CRN |
90440 |
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Course No. |
IA 301 |
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Title |
Integrated Arts: Major Conference |
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Professors |
Bob Holman & Jeff Sichel |
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Schedule |
Wed 11:00 am - 1:50 pm STUDIO B |
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The Major Conference is required of Integrated Arts majors/concentrators, and is usually taken in the junior or senior year, although others may petition the instructor. It is a course in doing and making art, in reintegrating art into life. This is where theory is tamed by action, where action is a laboratory for theory. We will discuss all aspects of the job of being an artist: inspiration, research, economics, social utility/inutility, politics, education, technology, fun, and suffering. Participants must have a project in mind which engages at least two arts; your project will be on the table for the class's input, and will reach a finished form -- performance, video, website, concert, book, et al -- by semester's end. Additionally, we will create and present a collaborative group piece. Guest faculty will be on hand to guide us through arts disciplines as needed, and visits to art events, both on and off campus, may be required. Please email a description of your proposed integrated arts project to the instructor prior to registration, to: [email protected].
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CRN |
90532 |
Distribution |
A |
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Course No. |
FILM / IA 362 |
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Title |
Electronic Networks: Art and the Internet |
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Professor |
Jacqueline Goss |
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Schedule |
Thu 9:30 am - 12:30 pm HDR 106 |
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Cross-listed: Film
This course will examine the electronic networks of the internet, by exploring a variety of information systems, virtual communities and on-line art projects. These various worlds, each as distinct interactive models, will be examined and critiqued through selected readings culled from critical theory, policy, history, and aesthetics. Each student will be expected to spend quality time on-line, to tackle several technologies as they apply to activities on the net and to design and mount an on-line project.
Additional Cross-listed Integrated Arts courses: (see respective departments for complete description)
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CRN |
90212 |
Distribution |
F |
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Course No. |
ART 100 HT |
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Title |
Cybergraphics I |
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Professor |
Hap Tivey |
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Schedule |
Th 1:30 pm -4:30 pm HDR 106 |
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CRN |
90206 |
Distribution |
F |
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Course No. |
ART 200 HT |
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Title |
Cybergraphics II |
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Professor |
Hap Tivey |
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Schedule |
Wed 6:00 pm -9:00 pm Fisher |
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CRN |
90196 |
Distribution |
F |
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Course No. |
ART 228 |
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Title |
Creating the Comic Strip Novel |
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Professor |
Bernard Greenwald |
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Schedule |
Tu 9:30 am - 12:30 pm Fisher |
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CRN |
90439 |
Distribution |
A |
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Course No. |
ARTH / PHOT 314 |
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Title |
The Body and its Image |
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Professor |
Carol Ockman / Laurie Dahlberg |
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Schedule |
Wed 1:30 pm - 3:50 pm OLIN 301 |
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CRN |
90431 |
Distribution |
F |
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Course No. |
FILM 203 |
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Title |
Electronic Media Workshop:Digital Video |
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Professor |
Leah Gilliam |
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Schedule |
Tu 1:30 pm -4:30 pm HDR 106 |
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CRN |
90059 |
Distribution |
A/B |
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Course No. |
LIT / IA / FILM 2136 |
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Title |
Topics in History of Cinema: Shakespeare and Film |
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Professor |
Nancy Leonard |
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Schedule |
Th 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm PRE Fri 10:30 am -12:50 pm PRE |
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CRN |
90070 |
Distribution |
B |
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Course No. |
LIT 390 |
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Title |
Contemporary Critical Theory |
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Professor |
Nancy Leonard |
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Schedule |
Wed 1:30 pm - 3:50 pm OLIN 308 |
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CRN |
90241 |
Distribution |
A |
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Course No. |
PHIL 230 |
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Title |
Philosophy and the Arts |
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Professor |
Garry Hagberg |
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Schedule |
Tu Th 11:30 am - 12:50 pm OLIN 102 |
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CRN |
90393 |
Distribution |
F |
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Course No. |
THTR 325 |
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Title |
Site Specific Theater Workshop |
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Professor |
Jeffrey Sichel |
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Schedule |
Wed 10:00 am - 1:00 pm |
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CRN |
90407 |
Distribution |
A |
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Course No. |
THTR 334 |
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Title |
Artists in Education |
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Professor |
Shelley Wyant |
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Schedule |
Tu 1:30 pm -4:30 pm |
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