Microart: Intricate Pattern and Obsession | Spalding University Catalog

ART-282: Microart: Intricate Pattern and Obsession

3 credit hours

From electron microscope imagery to map-making and cross-cultural pattern making, this course will allow detail-oriented students to explore this venue for their own production of art. Students will gather subject, material, and motif central to their own interest and conceptual development. The history of pattern-making and “microart” and its cultural meaning will be integrated throughout the course while contemporary practices of artists including Vija Celmins, Ding Yi, James Sienna, and Tim Hawkinson will be discussed. Students will gather subject, material and motif central to their own interest and conceptual development. Creation of patterns or imagery and their conceptual underpinnings will be the focus of this course through various media and disciplines.This course can be used to satisfy University Studies requirements.  

Prerequisites: ART-145