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Sculpture is open to students in 9 - 12.
Prerequisite: Student must have completed or be enrolled in
a core course.
This semester course allows the student to explore a variety
of small-scale sculpture projects, using a variety of media.
Students learn design fundamentals using clay, paper and
paper mache, wire, and wood. An assortment of sculptural
styles are explored, emphasizing those from varying
cultures. Other concepts that result in visually satisfying
sculptures are also explored.
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Sculpture I is open to students in grades 10 - 12.
Prerequisite: Visual Art Core Course or recommendation of an
art teacher.
This full year class provides students with an in-depth
study of sculptural concepts and techniques through a
variety of extensive materials workshops. Both additive and
subtractive processes are pursued in this problem-solving
learning approach. Students work individually and in
teams with concrete, metal, foam, plaster, wood, clay, and
found objects. Students will create abstract and realistic
sculpture of large scale and permanence.
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Sculpture II is open to students in grades 11 and
12.
Prerequisites:
Core course, Sculpture I, approval of instructor
This full-year course allows the student to pursue
sculptures related to the human form. Using primarily clay,
students create a series of figure sculptures, head
sculptures, and sculptural anatomy studies. Beyond the
sculptural concepts learned in Sculpture I, students
explore issues of pose, proportion and expression. Students
learn about the history of figure sculpture and develop
figure drawing skills. Students in this class must be highly
motivated and be able to work independently.
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