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   Unit 1 - Time-Based Art Practices
1

Introductions, course outline review, course pack review, equipment sign out procedures, locker assignment.

Discussion of contemporary time-based art practices including video art, sound art, and installation.

Group presentation handout – forming of groups.

Video: An Introduction to Contemporary Art

Assignment handout for Project #1 – Documentation of a Span of Time 

Reading assignment: A Brief History of Time Introduction, be ready for discussion next class

Come prepared next class with any equipment you want to learn how to use for this assignment (i.e. video cameras, SLR cameras, etc.)

Come prepared next class to discuss your ideas with the instructor

2

Discussion and screening of A Brief History of Time

Reading assignment: Stan Denniston: Reminders by Jeanne Randolph
To be read by next class

Come prepared next class to discuss this text in relation to the first assignment

Individual Consultations

3

Discussion of the representation of space and time in relation to the Randolph text

Video Screening: Mona Hatoum’s Measures of a Distance
Chris Lawson’s Alarm Clock and Dictionary Videos
Tena Campbell’s Inside

Individual Consultations Cont. as needed

4

Group Presentation: Art and Artists in the Age of Electronic Media

Review of critique sheet

Work Period

5 Critique for Project #1


Unit 2 - Slide/Sound Installation
6

Introduction of Project #2

Screening of related artist Krzysztof Wodiczko

Reading assignment: Artwords: Installation and Installation Art Preface

Lecture and discussion around the history of installation art; the aspects of space and time in art production; catering to senses beyond the visual; the politicization of art in public spaces; a discussion of site-specificity; the move away from the commodification of the art object; creating an entire environment/experience; the potential for audience interaction. 

Demo on SLR camera operation, lighting, slide projection, and copy stand

Discussion of film processing, and final presentation

Come prepared next week to discuss your ideas with the instructor

7

Demo on minidisk recorder and stereo hookup

Individual consultations

8

Group Presentation: Installation Art

Screening and discussion of contemporary installation artists including Barbara Kruger

9
Critique for Project #2


Unit 3 - Video Art
10

Assignment handout for Project #3 – Performative Durational Video (no editing)

Reading assignment: Artwords: Video as an Artform

Lecture and discussion of the history of video art; distinguishing video art from film and television; how the political and cultural climate of the 60’s influenced early video work; the influence of women artists and feminist ideology on the progression of video art; the anti-aesthetic in early video; the use of real time as an indicator of ‘reality’.

Discussion of video forms: single-channel video, video installations, projections, television broadcasts of video art, the rise of digital video.

Video Art Screening #1

Demo on video camera operation and video projection

Come prepared next class to discuss your ideas with the instructor

11 Individual Consultations

12

Group Presentation: Video Art

Video Art Screening #2

Work Period

13 Critique for Project #3

 

 

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