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This page lists a collection of Project topics that students may choose to explore for 2 projects they will be required to complete over the first 8 weeks of this term. Follow the LINK on each prompt for examples of artists exploring ideas on these topics, and feel free to conduct your own research into them and the materials and techniques they employ.

The due dates for these 2 projects are:

February 16th and

March 15th

Requirements:

Students are permitted to use any media in these projects, however traditional paintings in oil or acrylic are not allowed (even though there are a few traditional paintings among the artworks on these pages).

There are no required sizes for these projects.

Since timelines to complete them are 4 weeks for each, and that you are expected to work 4 –6 hours/week on classwork outside of class periods, there should be 25+ hours of active engagement for each project, including research and development of your ideas.

These projects may comprise several small objects/artworks or a single large piece.

Projects can be drawing in the traditional sense, or combinations of drawing with other media/approaches. Collages, collections of objects and images, including photographic, notational and/or craft pieces and sculpture are all permitted.

Whatever media students choose, there must be a HANDMADE element present in the work. Pure collections of found objects and/or photographs do not meet the requirement. Projects need not be entirely handmade, but at least in part.

Students that wish to use or incorporate artworks from their other studio classes are welcome to do so, however this work will not be considered in the calculation of 25+ hours of active engagement on the project.

Students will be asked to explain their work with respect to the topic of this course, namely how it is used as a means to question and make propositions about modes of knowing or bodies of knowledge.

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