Three
Dimensional Design
ART
104
Spring 2013
Project # 1
Mass, Form and Relationship
Mass, Form and Relationship
Project Goals: Using clear packing tape and plastic wrap,
students will be making congregations of forms focusing on the negative space
created by the objects once removed. Below are two web sites that explain the
production process. Watch them before you consider what objects will work in
this project.
1.)
Looking
towards our daily surroundings, consider the objects we gather as a culture and
the ways we arrange them to create meaning. Choosing several domestic objects
the student will create their own scene (arrangement) composed of no less then
5-7 tape objects (depending upon the level of difficulty) to be presented in a
thoughtful manner on the date of the critique. Consider going to thrift stores
for domestic objects (see list of local thrifts on Blackboard) but keep in mind
that the object will be wrapped in plastic and then tape so it will have to be
one that will not be damaged by cutting this layer off with a utility knife or
scissors after it is completed.
Materials needed to for
assignment:
DO NOT RELY ON THE TOOLS
OR MATERIALS IN THE STUDIO.
-Your own pair of
scissors...available anywhere.
- Packing tape ,these
are available at Home Depot or any store that sells packing supplies
-The objects you will
wrap…these can come from home or be found in second hand stores or your local
big box stores (Target, Walgreens, whatever your budget allows).
The following web sites
need to be watched in order to complete the assignment:
Bring to class:
-At least one roll of Tape (masking, clear packing, duct, etc.)
-Objects to experiment wrapping (bring extra to share and swap)
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Spring 2013
University of Miami
Power Point Presentations
Each student will chose a 3D artist
from the list below to research and give a 10 minute presentation
about that artist's work to the class. The presentation should
consist of a short biography, a discussion of the artist's work
including the artist's peers and influences. You must present at
least ten images, and your research must be original (not copied from
Wikipedia, etc.)
Please come to class with your
presentation on a USB Flash Drive so we can project your images in
the critique room.
Due date: varies by instructor
Artists to choose from:
Mathew Barney
Mark Dion
Tara Donovan
Anish Kapoor
Richard Serra
Ai Wei Wei
H.C. Westerman
Louise Bourgeois
Magdalena Abakanowicz
Damien Hirst
Mona Hautom
Jeff Koons
Mark Quinn
Robert Morris
Donald Judd
Felix Gonzales Torres
Guerra de la Paz
Federico Uribe
Nick Cave
Terrence Koh
Olafur Eliasson
Louise Nevelson
Liza Lou
Sarah Sze
Dan Graham
Thomas Hirschhorn
Brian Jungen
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