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Apr 05, 2025
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2025-2026 College Catalog
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ART 120 - 3D Design [SUN# ART 1115] 5 Contact Hours, 3 Credits 2 lecture periods 3 lab periods
Introduction to three-dimensional design. Creation of artworks exploring concepts and approaches to 3D art in relation to diverse cultural contexts. Development of skills in a range of three dimensional traditional and digital processes. Critically analyze, reflect and discuss three-dimensional art from historical, cultural, academic and personal contexts.
Recommendation: Completion of ART 100 before enrolling in this course. If any recommended course is taken, see a financial aid or Veteran’s Affairs advisor to determine funding eligibility as appropriate. Gen-Ed: Meets AGEC - FA; Meets CTE - A&H.
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Course Learning Outcomes
- Develop creative self-expressive ideas exploring 3D art concepts in relation to diverse cultural experiences.
- Create individualized artworks exploring three-dimensional design and sculpture.
- Develop skills in 3D craft and the ability to create with a range of three-dimensional traditional and digital processes.
- Demonstrate the ability to critically analyze, reflect on and discuss three-dimensional art from historical, cultural, academic and personal contexts.
Outline:
- 3D Art Concepts
- Realism/abstraction/non-objective
- Realism in 3D art
- Modernist abstraction and non-objective 3D art
- Global contemporary use of realism, abstraction and non-objective in 3D art
- Ready-made/context manipulation
- Use of objects as symbolism in pre 20th century art
- Dada and object assemblage art
- Global contemporary use of ready-made and object assemblage in 3D art.
- Kinetic / interactive / installation
- Kinetic 3D art
- Performance art
- Interactive installation art
- Public and social practice art
- Commemorative monuments and memorials
- Global contemporary public art
- Social Practice Art
- 3D Design
- Elements
- Space
- Volume/form
- Texture
- Line
- Color
- Light
- Time/duration
- Context
- Principles
- Repetition
- Variation
- Rhythm
- Balance
- Focal point
- Unity
- Scale/proportion
- Exploration of a Range of Media and Techniques
- Media
- Wood
- Metal
- Clay
- Plaster
- 3D printing materials
- Ready-made objects and non-art materials
- Techniques
- Assemblage
- Modeling and Carving
- Casting
- Digital design and fabrication
- Context manipulation
- Fabrication Lab Procedures
- Health and safety issues/use of personal protective equipment
- Lab waste disposal procedures
- Responsible cooperative shared lab use
- Proper use of tools and equipment
- Hand tools
- Wood fabrication equipment
- Metal fabrication equipment
- Digital Fabrication Equipment
- Critical Analysis
- Group critiques of each other’s projects
- Individual project self-reflections
- Presentation on a 3D art category from historical, cultural, academic and personal contexts.
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