FNA1704

Sculpture 2C

3 points - 6 hours per week, including 2 studio hours and 4 independent study hours per week - Second semester - Caulfield and Gippsland - Prerequisites: FNA1702 - Corequisites: None - Prohibited combinations: FNA1602 - Elective

Objectives On successful completion of this subject, students should have a working knowledge of mould-making; be proficient in using a range of equipment and materials including the hand and machine tools used to work clay, wood, plaster and metals; demonstrate an inquiring and open attitude to problem-solving and resolution of set projects; understand and practice health and safety procedures in the studio.

Synopsis This subject examines a range of procedures and techniques through set projects. While conceptual, aesthetic and theoretical concerns are addressed, this subject primarily concentrates on improving students' technical skills. More advanced technical skills are developed through set projects. Teaching is by group and individual tuition. Health and safety procedures are taught and practiced in the

sculpture studios

Assessment Folio (including an initial project of not less than 20%): 100%

Recommended texts

Plowman J The encyclopedia of sculpting techniques Simon and Schuster, 1995
Tucker W The language of sculpture Thames and Hudson, 1988

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