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belatedly uploading some documentation of just a few of the many really great projects that my students made in my class on metal sculpting and fabrication for the UCSC Art Department in Spring 2013. I’ll be teaching this class again, with an updated syllabus, in Spring 2014.
The class that I’m a TA for this quarter is called 2D Foundations. My dear friend Richard Wohlfeiler is the instructor, and his assignments are so inventive that I’ve felt compelled to attempt to actually DO the assignments that my students are given for a change. Below are the results.
Selected student work from another incredible quarter teaching 3D Foundations with Prof. Beth Stephens for UCSC’s Visual Art Deptartment.
A few of the many terrific projects made in this class: [] [ []
Select drawings from my students in Art 80A, Intro To Drawing with Professor Paul Rangell, Spring 2011.
Right. Porter. You’ve all been there, now make a map of what you’d like to show people: where will your walking tour take people to. This map is a view from Open Street Maps ( http://www.openstreetmap.org/ ). They have terrific, open source / user generated maps of the whole world. If you’re more comfortable, use […]
Porter College 23B: Personal and Collective Narratives as Walking Tour Video walking-tours utilize the mobile capacities of hand-held media players to offer viewers site-specific narratives that help navigate, and better understand, the space of the tour. This course, and the walking tour that it will produce, focus on personal, architectural, social, and ecological histories of […]
Lynora Valdez. 3D Foundations, Spring 2010.