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Observe and interpret your process and materials.
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WHY DID YOU DO IT?
Observe and interpret your process and materials.
SHSU WASH foundations program with Kathryn Kelley + Bill Davenport
handouts +
- Writing assignment: painting comparison
- 2D Project 4 :: Haiku
- A Visit to the Menil Collection
- Inflatopia
- 2D Project 3 :: Texture/Color
- 2D Project 3 :: Grade Sheet
- Make a mini-Calder mobile
- Visual Metaphor: Self Portrait, in Transition
- Make a cubist painting
- artist list for research papers
- Sample research paper
- You're not yourself videos
- 2D project 2 :: Mark Making
- Module Madness crit questions
- You are just not yourself today . . .
- 2D project 1 grade sheet
- SIGN HAIKU
- Module Madness!
- 2D project 1 :: dot dot goose [or gestalt in this case]
- set up your blog
- Artists we have talked about
- WASH syllabus
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Bad Romance Video!!!!14 years ago
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Inflatopia-> Progress14 years ago
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Bale of Turtles14 years ago
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WASH
The W.A.S.H. (Workshop in Art Studio and History) program is a unique opportunity for Sam Houston State University (SHSU) art students to participate in an experimental studio environment, exploring contemporary issues surrounding the visual arts.
The only program of its kind in Texas, the students explore various aspects of contemporary art in both theory and practice. A two-part program including both a studio and lecture component. It is designed to be a thorough intro into both art and the visual arts program at SHSU. This program maintains its own facility known as the WASH house, a studio dedicated to this program and the students involved in it. The students going through the program will attain a sense camaraderie with one another, establishing bonds that will follow them throughout their academic careers at SHSU.
The only program of its kind in Texas, the students explore various aspects of contemporary art in both theory and practice. A two-part program including both a studio and lecture component. It is designed to be a thorough intro into both art and the visual arts program at SHSU. This program maintains its own facility known as the WASH house, a studio dedicated to this program and the students involved in it. The students going through the program will attain a sense camaraderie with one another, establishing bonds that will follow them throughout their academic careers at SHSU.
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