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FA229 - The Artist & The Exhibition:Gallery Prac
Distinct from the creation of works of art, the logistics of presenting art—from proper construction techniques to the safe conveyance and handling of work and final presentation in an exhibition space—present their own inherent challenges and opportunities for creative problem solving. In this class, students experience these challenges firsthand by assisting with the planning and mounting of actual exhibitions. Utilizing the four exhibition spaces on Arcadia's Glenside campus, students receive instruction in a hands-on, workshop format on the construction, preparation, transportation, and exhibition of various two-dimensional and three-dimensional artworks. Through class trips, readings, and discussions, students also investigate the history of the exhibition space, and how its various uses by artists and curators of preceding generations have shaped the context that it provides to artworks displayed within. Prerequisite: FA 102, FA 103, at least one 100-or 200-level studio art course.

Lecture
Description Distinct from the creation of works of art, the logistics of presenting art—from proper construction techniques to the safe conveyance and handling of work and final presentation in an exhibition space—present their own inherent challenges and opportunities for creative problem solving. In this class, students experience these challenges firsthand by assisting with the planning and mounting of actual exhibitions. Utilizing the four exhibition spaces on Arcadia's Glenside campus, students receive instruction in a hands-on, workshop format on the construction, preparation, transportation, and exhibition of various two-dimensional and three-dimensional artworks. Through class trips, readings, and discussions, students also investigate the history of the exhibition space, and how its various uses by artists and curators of preceding generations have shaped the context that it provides to artworks displayed within. Prerequisite: FA 102, FA 103, at least one 100-or 200-level studio art course.
Prerequisites FA102 / Lecture <min credit = 3.00> and FA103 / Lecture <min credit = 3.00>
Corequisites N/A
Fees N/A
Credits 4.00
Credit Types Undergraduate credit

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