A. Catalog Entry

ART 360 Video Art
Two hours lecture 2 hours studio (2-D or 3-D, Consult professor for distinction) Prerequisite: Basic Videography for the Arts

This course deals with the experimental nature of video as an art form, its history, and its unique approach to technology. Video production will also involve new digital/computer technology and multi-media presentation. Students will experiment with a variety of approaches and produce a final project for exhibition.

B. Brief Description of Content of Course

In Video Art 370 students first gain an historical perspective of film and video as an art form. Through discussion, and viewing of films/videos students will synthesize their own definition of video art. Emphasis will be on exploring and eventually realizing a quality video art form for exhibition.

C. Detailed Description of Conduct of Course

Students will first gain an historical perspective of film and video as an art form by viewing artistıs films and videos. Through discussion of the symbolic and imagery constructs of film/video, students will synthesize their own definition of video art. Students will build and extend basic videography skills to explore, experiment and eventually realize a quality video art form for exhibition.