Courses
Crafts
0420. Tyler Art Workshop/Scotland (3
s.h.)
A four-week summer studio art program in Scotland, including
an introductory week in London visiting museums and galleries.
Students live and work in studio facilities in Scotland. Artists
from the Glasgow School of Art and Tyler School of Art staff
conduct intensive workshops in a variety of media. The students'
travel and research experiences in Great Britain will be utilized
as a source of inspiration for the development of their art
work.
0451. Graduate Projects,
Ceramics/Glass (3 s.h.)
Creative studies in ceramics for the master's degree candidate.
0452. Graduate Projects,
Ceramics/Glass (3 s.h.)
Creative studies in ceramics for the master's degree candidate.
0455. Graduate Seminar,
Ceramics/Glass/Fibers (3 s.h.)
Creative studies and discussions related to career concerns
in these fields.
0456. Graduate Seminar,
Ceramics/Glass/Fibers (3 s.h.)
Creative studies and discussions related to career concerns
in these fields.
0457. Graduate Research
Clay/Glass (3 s.h.)
Research projects in the areas of teaching or technology are
developed in consultation with the candidates' professor and
adviser.
0458. Graduate Thesis
Exhibition Clay/Glass (3 s.h.)
The culminating visual presentation of the candidates' creative
research.
0470. Graduate Thesis
Research Fibers (3 s.h.)
Research projects in the areas of teaching or technology are
developed in consultation with the candidates' professor and
adviser.
0471. Graduate Projects,
Metals (3-6 s.h.)
Creative studies in the areas of Metals, Jewelry and CAD/CAM
for the master`s degree candidate.
0472. Graduate Projects,
Metals (3-6 s.h.)
Creative studies in the areas of Metals, Jewelry and CAD/CAM
for the master`s degree candidate.
0473. Graduate Thesis
Research Metals (3 s.h.)
Research projects in the areas of teaching, history or technology
are developed in consultation with the candidates` professor
and adviser.
0474. Graduate Thesis
Exhibition Metals (3 s.h.)
The culminating visual presentation of the candidates' creative
research.
0475. Graduate Thesis
Research Metals (3 s.h.)
Research projects in the areas of teaching, history or technology
are developed in consultation with the candidates` professor
and adviser.
0477. Graduate Seminar,
Metals (3 s.h.)
A study of the work of internationally recognized metalsmiths
leads to discussions of the philosophical bases of contemporary
metalwork.
0478. Graduate Seminar,
Metals (3 s.h.)
A study of the work of internationally recognized metalsmiths
leads to discussions of the philosophical bases of contemporary
metalwork.
0480. Graduate Thesis
Exhibition/Fibers (3 s.h.)
For graduate students in the Fibers area, working toward their
M.F.A. degree. This course is required in the fourth semester
of their residency. The work in this course is to culminate
in the thesis exhibition.
0481. Graduate Projects,
Fibers, Fabric Design (3 s.h.)
Creative studies in fibers for the master's degree candidate.
0482. Graduate Projects,
Fibers, Fabric Design (3 s.h.)
Creative studies in fibers for the master's degree candidate.
0483. Graduate Thesis
Research in Fibers (3 s.h.)
For graduate students in the Fibers program working toward
their M.F.A. degree. Taken in the second and third semesters
of their residency. Students enrolled in this course will be
expected to do research in teaching practices in fibers, a
technical paper, or a presentation on an historical aspect
of fibers. (One of the three in each of two semesters.)