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FILMMAKING / VIDEO / INTERDISCIPLINARY Art 910, Screen Space

A weekly studio and seminar at the intersection of art and engineering. The course explores how the dynamic architecture of screen and projector can be understood as a site of creative work. Readings and lectures address the evolution of screen and projection technology in the twentieth century. Topics include white light, screens and masks, subtractive and additive color, and digital projection. For the final project, students design and build a projection machine that explores the potential aesthetic language of light, form, color, and motion. [Not offered 2018-19]

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