Plein Air 4

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Code	Completion	Credits	Range	Language Instruction	Semester
204NPL4	Z	1		Czech	summer

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Learning outcomes of the course unit:

Painting in an environment of counterpoint away from studio creations has the same study aim - object drawing and painting of a landscape. As well, this covers an approach to new artistic disciplines such as land-art, body-art, active painting, etc.

In sculpture this covers an expansion of artistic experience in free creation and primarily working with available materials /rocks, wood and local sources/.

The residency also deals with the team work and social adaptability of the student; reaction, improvisation skills using a local topic (ex: genius loci, etc.).

Mode of study:

1. Introduction to the environment, history and social-cultural climate of the location

2. Introduction to the materials used with the current objective, it characteristics in trade techniques, needed skills.

3. One's own creation and on-going consultations. Group colloquium and consultations.

4. Result - exhibition, performance, digital recording.

Prerequisites and co-requisites:

1. Artistic and technical recording skills.

2. Sense of space.

No knowledge requirements for registering for this course.

Course contents:

„Plain Air“ supplements instruction and school activity with new inspirational sources which may qualitatively broaden the spectrum of approaches to set-design projects. As well, this is a strengthening of the sense of continuity with new disciplines in the fine arts.

Creations (drawing, painting, sculpting, staging) in exterior landscapes as a counterpoint to studio work. Broadening artistic experience in free creation in authentic places.

Recommended or required reading:

P. Morganová: Akční umění

A. Goldsworthy: Time

H. Jurkowski: Proměny ikonosféry

Assessment methods and criteria:

Credit is awarded for diligence, creative enthusiasm and social adaptability.

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