GSMA-600
GSMA 600 - S001: Graduate Seminar IV
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As an educator, writer and artist, Randy Lee Cutler investigates the emergence of new cultural forms through an exploration of the intersections of gender, art, science and technology. She has a PhD in Cultural History from the Royal College of Art, UK where she examined the subversion of the sciences in the surrealist enterprise. Through installations, photographs, printed matter, collage and performance, her artwork takes up desire and becoming as its primary frame and reference. Randy has performed and shown work at numerous venues including the Vancouver Art Gallery, the Contemporary Art Gallery, VIVO, Artspeak and Access Gallery in Vancouver as well as at Tate Modern (Turbine Hall) for the Western Front, Nanaimo Art Gallery, Visualeyz Performance Art Festival for Latitude 53 (Edmonton), and 7a*11d Performance Art Festival (Toronto). Her videos have screened nationally and internationally.
Please see her current project - http://leaningoutofwindows.org/
Website: randyleecutler.com
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Jan 8-Apr 20 12:30:00-15:20:00 |
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GSMA 600 - S091: Graduate Seminar IV - Low-Res
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Funded by the MovingStories (SSHRC) project and The BC Arts Council, prOphecy sun‘s research investigates images drawn from dreams, memory and the moving body to create pieces that suggest parallel dream worlds. Her pieces explore the landscape of the body, intimacy and an exchange between the audience and the performer. Her experimental performances, sound compositions, installations, videos and collaborations have been exhibited in such events as DIS 2014, Performative Ecologies: Thinking through Research Practices Symposium (AB), FUSE, Vancouver International Jazz Festival, International Experimental Cinema Explosion (USA), Your Kontinent Festival: Art in Containers (Richmond), Festival des Musiques Creation (QB), Live- Performance Art Bienalle, Soundasaurus Media Arts Festival (AB), Signal and Noise Media Festival, SquareWaves Festival (UK), Dancing on the Edge Festival, Month of Performance Art (Berlin), 12 Min Max, Utopia Festival of Woman in Digital Culture, and Low Lives 4 International Festival of Live Networked Performances.
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Jan 8-Apr 20 18:40:00-21:30:00 |
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GSMA 600: Graduate Seminar IV
The Graduate Seminar is offered in the spring semester of second year. This course connects all students in the program and is designed to expose the graduating candidates to methodologies of practice and presentation as they approach their final exhibition. Thorough discussions, rooted in the critical discourses related to each of the design, media arts and visual arts streams, group critiques and presentations are intended to engage students with the issues involved in finalizing their work. Practicing professionals may be invited to provide feedback on diverse subjects.
Another integral part of this course is to initiate a dialogue with the professionals from the Media, Visual Arts and Design industries. Students organize their Thesis Exhibition as part of this course.
| Term | Section | Title |
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| Spring 2024 | GSMA-600-S001 | Graduate Seminar IV |
| Spring 2024 | GSMA-600-S091 | Graduate Seminar IV - Low-Res |
