Description
[Senior Social Practice minor students only] This is a professional practice course designed to synthesize and apply knowledge and skills learned throughout the minor program. The goal is to create a culminating work that integrates the student’s studio practice with their social practice, and to present that work to the artistic and broader community. Students will develop and produce a Capstone project with a community partner, exhibit that work in a professional gallery space, and give an artist talk contextualizing the work for an invited public audience. The course structure will guide students through the process of project planning, production, documentation, and dissemination, with a special focus on written and oral communication in the form of grant-writing and artist talks. Substantial independent work is required. Enrollment in this course is open only to minors in their final year of degree work.