ART 1341 Art, Time and the Technological Imagination

3 units
Visual Arts
Faculty of Arts
This course builds the foundations for creating at the intersection of art and technology. Using primarily the time-based medium of audio-video production, the course helps students develop a robust imagination while using complex digital technologies. It introduces students to essential themes and strategies of production in art and technology including time, narrative, systems and interactivity. Students build a foundation of skills with a variety of production tools and techniques including the basics of shooting video, recording sound, editing as well as ideation, proposal development and prototyping.

Components:

Laboratory

Requirements:

Priority given to students registered in the Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) or in the Major in Visual Arts. (P).

Previously Offered Terms:

Fall
Winter

French Equivalent:

Organized

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Fair Assessments

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