FVIM 331: Experimental Practices

This interdisciplinary course encourages experimentation within each individual student's current practice. Students may consider, adapt and integrate methodologies outside their usual creative process or media to expand their current skill set or create emergent strategies or art forms. Experimentation is encouraged and supported within various media and disciplines, including but not limited to time-based media, performance, installation, visual art hybrid practices, public and social networking practices, interactive practices, research and text based practices. A high level of self-directed activity is expected, along with in class and online participation in presentations, critiques and feedback on the work and research of peers. Students continue to refine their critical vocabulary, analytical and technical skills required for preparation for 4th year grad productions. This course is also periodically offered as an exclusively online course.

Priority is given to IMED students in Years 3 and 4. Students outside of the registration priority group may register/waitlist for this course as of the registration rule release date.