Sculpture+I+and+II

**Sculpture I ** = Sculpture I, 1/2credit. Semester elective. This course offers students the opportunity to explore three-dimensional art work using a variety of materials, techniques, and processes. Historical highlights and contemporary approaches to sculpture are investigated as students develop their personal interests. Assignments include the making of simple and complex forms through the use of building, carving, and the manipulation of found objects. Students will design and transform space with m aterials such as paper, plaster, wood, clay, and wire. = **Sculpture II ** = Sculpture II, 1/2 credit. Semester elective. Pre-requisite: Sculpture I. This course will build on the skills established in Sculpture I with an emphasis on visual language and concept development. The application of sculptural language and concepts are explored through collaborative work, site-specific installations, and individual projects. Students investigate the work of a contemporary sculptors and participate in regular critiques. Possible f orming processes include casting, carving, and building with plaster, clay, cardboard, metal, and found objects. = Rolled Newspaper Ad Sculptures by Sculpture I 