60-448 Advanced CP/SIS: Temporary Art in Public Space

10 units, Carnegie Mellon University

A Studio focus on the creation of temporary, sitespecific works of art. Students to conceive ideas for a wide range of approaches, and a menu of possible sites, with research on historical models and contemporary forms. Students to develop a proposal making process, then negotiateobtain permission for site use and the implementation of the artwork. This course will address issues of Conception of ideas based on art historical models Design and site preparation with an emphasis on natural growing systems, object making, mixedmedia installations, video installations, actions andor performance art. Students required to explore and develop both proposal making and presentation skills in order to acquire permission to constructively implement a specific project in a chosen site. Collaborative projects are encouraged. No prerequisites required except for a will to create great gestures.

Prerequisites: none listed

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