This course is an intensive studio experience for first-year Rinehart students that includes regular visits and critiques by the director or artist-in-residence, and visiting artists.

This course is a continuation of SC 5570.

The Practicum provides a series of workshops in core techniques, methods, and technologies current in interdisciplinary sculpture praxis. Topics range from introductions to kinetics, metal fabrication, sound capture & editing, studio lighting, circuits and control devices, and 3-D software . Taught with artistic work in mind, these core areas are vital in understanding how essential technical knowledge can serve the fabrication, distribution, and conceptualization of artwork. These workshops will change each semester so that students are provided skill sets grounding and sustaining their sculptural practice.

The practicum provides a series of workshops in core techniques, methods, and technologies current in interdisciplinary sculpture praxis. Topics range from introductions to kinetics, metal fabrication, sound capture & editing, studio lighting, circuits and control devices, and 3-D software. Taught with artistic work in mind, these core areas are vital in understanding how essential technical knowledge can serve the fabrication, distribution, and conceptualization of artwork. These workshops will change each semester so that students are provided skill sets grounding and sustaining their sculptural practice.

The practicum provides a series of workshops in core techniques, methods, and technologies current in interdisciplinary sculpture praxis. Topics range from introductions to kinetics, metal fabrication, sound capture & editing, studio lighting, circuits and control devices, and 3-D software. Taught with artistic work in mind, these core areas are vital in understanding how essential technical knowledge can serve the fabrication, distribution, and conceptualization of artwork. These workshops will change each semester so that students are provided skill sets grounding and sustaining their sculptural practice.

The practicum provides a series of workshops in core techniques, methods, and technologies current in interdisciplinary sculpture praxis. Topics range from introductions to 3-D software, dFab fabrication, metal fabrication, studio lighting, circuits and control devices, and sound capture & editing. Taught with artistic work in mind, these core areas are vital in understanding how essential technical knowledge can serve the fabrication, distribution, and conceptualization of artwork. These workshops will change each semester so that students are provided skill sets grounding and sustaining a sculptural practice.

This intensive studio experience for second-year Rinehart students includes critiques with the director or artist-in-residence, and visiting artists. Work begins toward the thesis exhibition.

This course is a continuation of SC 6570 with a culmination in the thesis exhibition.