Innovation in Art, Architecture, New Media and Design
Program Overview
Course Description
Innovation in Art, Architecture, New Media & Design is the investigation of how the term 'artist' is not solely confined to fine art, but also how individuals in a variety of fields are reshaping what it means to be creative practitioners. Students in this class will have the opportunity to extend their understanding of the study of art by researching experimental ideas that are grounded within 20th Century history. These are the foundation upon which our contemporary societies are reshaped continually through private and public creativity.
Topics
- Researching and analysing expanded visual art practice (architecture, new media and design) (25.00%)
- Examining the intersection of art, architecture, and design
- Examining hybrid practices (25.00%)
- Investigating the blend of traditional and modern artistic expressions
- 20th Century art, architecture, new media and design (25.00%)
- Studying the historical context of innovative art practices
- 21st Century art, architecture, new media and design (25.00%)
- Exploring contemporary trends and future directions in art and design
Availability
The course is available online in Trimester 2.
Course Contacts
Course Coordinator
David Akenson
Enrolment Requirements
Enrolment is not permitted in VIS1302 if VSA1003 has been previously completed.
Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this course, graduates will be able to:
- Examine and discuss concepts associated with artists across multiple disciplines and how their practices represent contemporary hybridised artistic expression;
- Research and analyse historical and contemporary practices within art, architecture, new media and design;
- Work independently to develop and communicate ideas in writing that contribute to an emerging personal philosophy based on research, analysis and interpretation within all assignments;
- Research and interpret information and form critical arguments.
Learning Resources
Recommended Texts
- Title: Art to Come Author: Smith, T Year: 2019 Publisher: Duke University Press
- Title: Themes of Contemporary Art Author: Robertson, J & McDaniel, C Year: 2021 Edition: 5 Publisher: Oxford University Press
Program Level
Undergraduate
Course Level
1000 – Bachelor Degree; Introductory Course and Assessment Level
Fees
Refer to the Current Course Offer Guide for detailed fee information.
Course Specifications
Refer to the Course Specifications (Prior to T1, 2024) for additional details.