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PAINTING 590 PAINTING/DIGITAL

PAINTING / PRINTMAKING, 590b, Painting/Digital

This seminar focuses on experimentation. Each meeting addresses a particular aspect of digital technology and how the tools that artists utilize in each of these areas have evolved and influenced artistic expression. Students experiment with digital technology in their own art-making practice. This is not a course in learning software or specific techniques. Class time focuses on digital tools as they relate to contemporary painting practice and are in turn shaped by the logic and language of computing. Optional workshops exploring tools and techniques may be arranged pertaining to topics that arise from class discussion. Taught in conjunction with the DMCA. Meets biweekly for 1.5 credits. Jeffrey Stuker and Ken Lovell

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