Drawing and Sculpting

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Code Completion Credits Range Language Instruction Semester
204PUDS Z 2 56CS English

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Mode of study

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Prerequisites and co-requisites

No special knowledge is required for course registration.

Course contents

Drawing, painting and sculpting as basic techniques for understanding to visual art.

Focused on ability to gain inspiration from them for the theatre work.

Drawing of a real thing using basic drawing techniques, study of basic real relations in mass, space, perspective, line and surface, form, volume, light and shade, structure.

Painting is focused on work with colour and rhythm.

Sources of sculptural work in general. Work in material / stone / wood. Modern sculptural directions.

Recommended or required reading

Frank J. Reilly: The Elements of Painting

György Fehér: Human anatomy

Simblet, Sarah: Anatomy for the Artist

History literature.

Artist Monographies.

Contemporary exhibition catalogues.

Assessment methods and criteria

Credit is awarded based on completion of the prescribed extent of assignments and attendance at semester presentations.

The artistic level of all assignments and attendance at correction exercises in the studio are evaluated.

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