FAA 232
Introduction to Three-Dimensional Art and Design
2
Course Description
At the end of the course, students should be able to:
1. To experience core studio practice;
2. Appreciate independent components constituting the arts of three-dimensions;
3. Gain an appreciation of skills peculiar to each course component;
4. Produce objects and compositions within the studio components; and
5. Discuss their social and cultural values.
Course Outline
This course is a general approach to practice in arts of the three-dimension obtainable in
Sculpture, Ceramics, Metal and Jewellery Design. It is expected that specialists in the studio
disciplines will engage the learner in these studio disciplines under their specialization year.