Ceramic practice and theory 1A (6 points)
(A&D)
Leader:
Offered:
Caulfield First semester 2004 (Day)
Caulfield First semester 2005 (Day)
Synopsis:
Objectives: On successful completion of this unit, student should be able to: 1. demonstrate competence in basic design principles and be able to apply them in the practice of the Ceramicstheir chosen fine art discipline; 2. understand a variety of production methods used in the studio environment, have an appreciation of the nature of various mediums, their properties and uses, and be able to work with materials and techniques in an imaginative and engaging manner; 3. have formed an understanding of relevant terminology commonly used in their chosenthe Ceramics discipline; 4. show they can initiate, develop and express personal aesthetic solutions in the medium of choice; 5. demonstrate an understanding of the synthesis between concept, design solution, process and Ceramicsfine art production; 6. be able to present their work to an audience with theoretical and historical rationale; 7. have an appreciation and understanding of the required organisation and management of individual workspaces and consideration of others in the studio environment; 8. have formed a growing awareness of the contemporary and historical context of the chosen Ceramics discipline and the role of the artist/designer in the community; 9. possess the knowledge and ability to achieve safe working practices in the activities of the Ceramicschosen fine art studio.
Assessment: Folio of studio work:100%, of which at least 20% will be assessed before mid-semester.
Contact Hours: 12 hours per week, including four hours of taught studio and eight hours of personal study and studio practice
Prerequisites: Admission to an Art & Design course or permission
Corequisites: OHS1000
Prohibitions: APA1101, or APA111, or APA1122, or APA1202, or APA1212, or APA1213
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