ART 3028
Photography Studio III
This advanced course supports independent and collaborative projects in photo-based practice. Students gain critical insight into the aesthetic and cultural debates that inform their work while expanding their practical skills in both analogue and digital processes. Thematic workshops may include digital montage, computational photography, narrative, time-based media, non-silver processes, photo-essay, photo-installation, projection, publications, and public sphere. Collaborative and individual projects focus studio and field-based activity for public display and dissemination. Prerequisite(s): Art 3027 AND 15 university-level courses (a minimum of 45.0 credit hours) Note: Studio course. Film, digital and video cameras, tripods, and other equipment can be rented for a fee. Students are required to purchase photographic paper and film. Contact art studio technicians or your instructor for specifics.