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Special Topics Class this Fall!

Special Topics Class this Fall!

April 8, 2009 at 3:30 pm

Engagement/Art/Activism: Response and Intervention on Climate Change Fall Semester, 2009 Fridays 9:05-12:05, Location: Fine Arts 238 Instructors: Edward Morris and Susannah Sayler, Co-founders of The Canary Project

U-401/29719 Special Topics (for graduate and undergraduate Fine Arts credit)

G-750/3221 Graduate Study Project (for graduate students in other COAS departments)* - sign up for 3 credit hours - note the name of the class (Engagement/Art/Activism)

The ecological and cultural implications of climate change will serve as a basis for the examination and creation of socially engaged art. Part seminar and part experimental field lab, this course will engage a number of guest speakers from various disciplines. A broad array of perspectives on climate change will serve as a springboard for discussion. Students will fashion a meaningful response to what they have learned about the issue of climate change in a way that grows out of and expands their individual art practice. The course will culminate in an exhibition of the student works and/or documentation of those works in spring, 2010.

*Please contact Betsy Stirratt at stirrat@indiana.edu for more questions related to registration, eligibility or course content.

View the exhibition page.


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