Advanced Experimental Drawing & Social Practice with Courtney Applequist
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Drawing teaches us to see, and it is also a mechanism for us to question and to speak.
In this advanced class, we will expand our definitions of drawing by way of material exploration, scale and dimensionality for the purpose of developing an idea in multiple ways.
Additionally, we will explore the concept of what Social Practice is and how these expanded definitions of drawing can support projects that reach beyond the studio.
Through individual and collaborative research, students will develop a personal project with a socially conscious lens. We will study the process of various artists as a guide for developing our own work.
Students will be guided through the process of project development through research, writing, material sourcing, and execution to explore their concept in multiple ways. Students may work individually or collectively as the course progresses.
Your instructor has provided a list of materials required to participate fully in this class.
If you have any questions about specifics or what is needed week-to-week, please reach out to your instructor via the email in your confirmation letter.
As this class is for Advanced Students, there is no specific materials list in addition to your current supplies, and materials will be different for each student to support their projects. Students should bring sketchbook, pen and pencil to the first day of class.
Courtney Applequist
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