ART 376 - Art, Technology, and Visual Culture

Upper Division

This is an art practice course that looks at how culture is expressed visually through art, design, and technology. Questions on the purpose and nature of art and the way it is subjected to social forces are explored in both discussion and practice, as students learn how to creatively manipulate images in both 2D and 3D forms using different materials and technologies. In addition to a final project, students will provide written documentation of their work through an artist statement. There will be three main topics: Material Culture and the Transformation of Everyday Objects, New Media Art: Technology, Time and the Attention Economy and Memory, Monuments and Anti-Monumentalism.

Repeatable
No

Fee
$110

Additional Notes
Previous course number: ART 176

Course credits: 4