What is public art and how does it impact you? What is the role of the artist and the relationship between the use of materials, the site, and the community? Learning from varied concepts of art in public spaces, such as alternative digital spaces, intimate social relations, interventions, books and zines, outdoor public art spaces, we will learn from past and contemporary examples as we imagine the future of art in public spaces. Through hands-on projects created in 3D form and collective collaborative projects, we will redefine and design the future of art in the public.
Other Requirements
United States travel required. Not open to first year undergraduates.
Prerequisites and Restrictions
The class invites all levels of learning and no preliminary experience is needed to create and envision a future space.
Other Information
The class will have an opportunity to learn about the location and site in Princeton and will also include an off site visit outside of Princeton as a class. If this course becomes full, please join the waitlist.
