Greg Skaggs
Assistant Professor of Art
Collaborative Studio - Art 4435
MW 3pm – 4:15
syllabus|supply list

introduction
Collaborative Studio is an exciting course of interdisciplinary fusion. You will be given an opportunity to create something completely new and fresh– and hopefully thought provoking and engaging.

In interdisciplinary art, two or more disciplines are fused to create a hybrid art form. During this course, we will create three different examples of hybrid art. First, we will focus on visual books, which combine words and images in a wide variety of structures. Second, we will further develop the concepts conveyed through your visual books and create installation art. Installation art presents an ensemble of images and objects within a three-dimensional environment. Finally, we will collaborate as a class and create a video. Video is yet another idea of hybridization that combines both time and space. The video will be an ongoing project that will continue throughout the course and will be played as part of our collaborative exhibition.

Speaking of exhibition, this might be tricky this semester as Malone Gallery is booked solid. I am currently looking into the possibility of showing at the Wiregrass Museum in Dothan. We will see.

resources
Futurism
Yale Design Style Guide
Portfolio
Architecture Time Line
The Design Center
Creativity at Work
William Morris
Jim Watson, PhD
color
Cindy Sherman
Rauschenberg

Sight and Sound Magazine (pdf)
Art for the Blind (London TImes)
A Gallery for the Blind

project info (fall 2006)
Images of Anselm Kiefer
String Book by Keith Smith
Redefining "the book"

project info (fall 2005)
sensory impaired intro
pod/individual proposals

Blind Art for the Seeing
TROY University Department of Art and Design Collaboration Studio Presents an art exhibition with the sensory impaired in mind. Come and experience a show full of color and texture. Troy City Arts Council Studio • December 5-9 from 1pm-5pm • Show opening on December 5 @ 6-8pm.