PNTG 200 S002: Painting Practices
This studio course will familiarize students with techniques and concepts in painting practice and discourse. Students acquire a technical grounding through the study of colour, composition, paint application, preparation of painting supports, and properties of paint. Assigned projects will focus on observational painting exercises and on a range of other contemporary and historical approaches to representational painting. Classes combine technical workshops, readings, discussions, and individual and group critiques. A diverse range of painting histories and practices will illustrate and contextualize course content.
Completion of 21 credits
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Neil Wedman is a full-time artist with a 30 year studio practice. Painting stands at the core of his work but he has devoted equal attention to drawings and works on paper including print editions, book-works and photographs.
He occasionally makes short films such as Forget Me (2000), Kane Titanic (2005) and White Album, White Zombie (2010-12).
In January 2012 his exhibition Selected Monochromatic Paintings and Works on Paper Part One opened at the Equinox Gallery in Vancouver. Part Two opens at the Charles H. Scott at ECUAD in Jauary 2013.
Neil Wedman lives and works in Vancouver where he was born and teaches at Emily Carr University and Simon Fraser University.
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Jan 8-Apr 20 08:30:00-15:20:00 |
F | D4380 | MAIN |
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