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ART 529B RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

Painting 529b, Research and Development

In this seminar, students explore strategies and methods for collecting images and data, incorporating stylistic and historical references, and using preparatory studies. Intended primarily for first-year graduate students, class sessions focus on discussion of the work students are currently developing, augmented by the examination of the practices of artists for whom the gathering and analysis of information has played a significant role (including Rauschenberg, Warhol, Smithson, Richter, and Holzer). Open to all M.F.A. students and undergraduate art majors with permission. George Rush

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