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On the Body
Course No. SEM 221-321-421 Credits: 3.0
Experimental fashion, object-generated performance and costume. This course will teach pattern making and a variety of fabrication processes relevant to building three-dimensional forms from pliant and mutable materials, including but not restricted to cloth. It will also include casting methods that are useful for designing patterns to cover a body or act as the skin of an object The techniques have a wide range of applications. In the past students have applied these skills to experimental fashion, sculpture, social sculpture and performance. In addition class material will address our social and cultural understanding of the body as a source for making work. We will draw on theory and contemporary research from the fields of fashion, the hard sciences and the social sciences. 3 credits.
A yearlong celebration, CIA hosted artists and scholars from across the globe to explore and celebrate contemporary craft.
Gretchen Goss
Professor
Gretchen Goss is a visual artist who works primarily in enamel, inspired by the natural world. Her work has be...more
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