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ART 960 WRITING FOR ARTISTS

ART 960a, Writing for Artists
310 EDGW36 F 1:00-4:00

This seminar is designed to help graduate students refine their writing skills and develop a greater understanding of how their use of language relates to their studio practice. In weekly workshops, students create and discuss their own writing in the form of statements, reviews, proposals, scripts, fiction, and autobiographical sketches. Limited class time is also dedicated to discussing published writings by established artists. Bring a short passage of art-writing you admire and another that you detest to the first class. Meets weekly for 3 credits.

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ART 960b, Writing for Artists
310 EDGW36 R 10:00-1:00

This seminar is designed to help graduate students refine their writing skills and develop a greater understanding of how their use of language relates to their studio practice. In weekly workshops, students create and discuss their own writing in the form of statements, reviews, proposals, scripts, fiction, and autobiographical sketches. Limited class time is also dedicated to discussing published writings by established artists. Bring a short passage of art-writing you admire and another that you detest to the first class. Meets weekly for 3 credits.

Last edited by: Patricia DeChiara
Edit access: Staff, Sysop

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