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Sculpture (FASC)
- D class assignments for undergraduates available in WAH116; phone (213) 821-1290.
- The Roski School of Fine Arts wants to accommodate as many non-majors, majors, and minors as possible in its classes. If you encounter any barrier to registering for a class of your choice, please call our advisers at 213-821-1290 or visit the Roski website at roski.usc.edu/students/d-clearance.html.
Practical and theoretical introduction to sculpture as dimensional manipulation. Primary exploration of form, mass, gravity, surface, structure and associative recognition in three-dimensional art. Duplicates credit in the former
FA 106.
Introduction to plaster mold making using clay and wax for both ceramics and sculpture. Exploration of various casting materials. Duplicates credit in
FA 208ax and the former
FA 136.
Continued examination of the concepts of three-dimensional art; interrelation of material and image on a public, human and intimate scale. Duplicates credit in the former
FA 206.
33275D | 001 | Lecture-Lab | 6:00-8:50pm | Tue, Thu | 8 of 18 | Patrick Jackson | WAH108 | | |
Introduction to metal in fine art. Emphasis on technical proficiencies and effective solutions working in a variety of metals.
Recommended preparation: FASC 106. Duplicates credit in the former
FA 236.
33278D | 001 | Lecture-Lab | 9:00-11:50am | Friday | 22 of 24 | Brian Olson | WAH108 | | |
Exploration of art fabrication and the techniques and philosophies of working with a variety of materials.
Recommended preparation: FASC 106. Duplicates credit in the former
FA 246.
Directed examination of three-dimensional aesthetic concepts; development of an individual creative vision in sculpture. Duplicates credit in the former
FA 306.
33281D | 001 | Lecture-Lab | 2:00-4:50pm | Mon, Wed | 4 of 10 | Jud Fine | WAH108 | | |
Individual direction of the study of aesthetic issues and concepts in sculpture; investigation of an individual creative vision. Duplicates credit in the former
FA 406.
33318D | 001 | Lecture-Lab | 2:00-4:50pm | Mon, Wed | 5 of 11 | Jud Fine | WAH108 | | |
An interdisciplinary course between art and engineering that addresses creative thinking in the manipulation of media and the communication of ideas. Duplicates credit in the former
FA 436.
33328D | 001 | Lecture-Lab | 2:00-4:50pm | Tue, Thu | 16 of 18 | Ann Page | HAR112D | | |