Course Description & Goals
Professional Practices for Studio Artists is a senior-level Shared Passages Seminar for studio art majors and students who have completed a studio art SIP. The many facets to this course are designed to reflect on your SIP process and emulate the numerous practices involved in being a working artist. This course was developed by Tom Rice and Sarah Lindley and modified by Richard Koenig. Assignments and exercises will include installing an exhibition, documenting your artwork, writing grant, residency and exhibition proposals, and presenting your artwork and research in a public lecture format. Class time is used for critiques, presentations, discussions, and professional practice workshops and does not usually include open studio time.
Professional Practices for Studio Artists is a senior-level Shared Passages Seminar for studio art majors and students who have completed a studio art SIP. The many facets to this course are designed to reflect on your SIP process and emulate the numerous practices involved in being a working artist. This course was developed by Tom Rice and Sarah Lindley and modified by Richard Koenig. Assignments and exercises will include installing an exhibition, documenting your artwork, writing grant, residency and exhibition proposals, and presenting your artwork and research in a public lecture format. Class time is used for critiques, presentations, discussions, and professional practice workshops and does not usually include open studio time.
- Teacher: Thomas Howes
