VA 392

Students work as a group on a collaborative public-facing arts project, such as a mural or installation. In partnership with an organization, students propose and develop a project intended for placement in an accessible, regional community setting. Working as an artistic team, the group negotiates concepts, develops a timeline, and completes their on-site project within a budget. Students engage with principles of positionality and place, Indigenous ways of knowing and being, and community goals. Note: Field trips outside of class time will be required. Note: Students with credit for VA 390 cannot take this course for further credit. -- Prerequisite -- One of VA 100, VA 110, or (12 credits in AH, FILM, GD, MEDA, SOCA, THEA, or VA). -- Corequisite -- None. -- Pre or Corequisite -- None. Section information text: Instructional Method - Face-to-Face Learning. Students will be meeting at an offsite location in the city of Mission up to 10 times through the term during class time . More details about the exact location(s) and dates to be shared by the instructor.