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ITALIC 92: Art Worlds: Conversations between Artists and Scholars

ITALIC 92, Art Worlds: Conversations between Artists and Scholars. This course is built around a series of conversations between nine scholar/critic and artist pairs. We will be entering the conversation in media res, as it were, since all of these pairs have histories together; they've had studio visits, late-night phone calls, email and text conversations. Usually the scholar has written about the artist and maybe the artist has suggested reading and viewing lists to the scholar. They've helped each other feel seen, and often be seen in a more literal way.The conversations will concentrate on these questions: How do artists and scholars work across the divide between practice and theory? How should you build your art world and who will be in it? The pairs will discuss their respective practices (art-making, writing, researching, community-building) and engage in conversation about the artist's work. In advance of each conversation, students will read about something written by the scholar/critic about the artist. Each artist will also design a short art-making prompt for enrolled students to complete and share through the course website. Students will share their artworks weekly in small critique groups.
Terms: Win | Units: 1-2 | UG Reqs: WAY-CE
Instructors: ; Beil, K. (PI); Sax, S. (PI)

ITALIC 95W: Immersion in the Arts: Living in Culture, Writing Section

As a PWR 1 course, ITALIC's art-focused writing section develops your writing and research abilities by engaging with the theory and practice of rhetoric. The theme for ITALIC 91 was "creating," and in this writing course you'll be creating arguments through research, rhetoric, and writing. You can explore a topic of your choice for your research-based writing assignments, learning more about the critical, intellectual, and academic discourses around a specific artist, artwork, medium, genre, or art movement.
Terms: Aut, Win | Units: 4 | UG Reqs: Writing 1

ITALIC 99: Immersion in the Arts

Student-led courses in the arts. Topics change quarterly. Open to ALL students but current ITALIC students and alumni will be given priority.
Terms: Aut, Win, Spr | Units: 1 | Repeatable for credit
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