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Joseph Adam Milutis
BISIA 483
Bothell Campus
Advanced levels of art making which extend artistic proficiencies and knowledge. Arts may include visual , written, or performance arts, or a combination of these.
Class description
Postmodern Fiction Through Photoshop This workshop will provide a space to explore postmodern fiction through various creative exercises with Photoshop. Students will be engaged in hybrid critical/creative practices, learn collage techniques with Photoshop, and develop an understanding of various experimental fiction forms.
Student learning goals
General method of instruction
Students should be ready for a high level of participation, interaction, and creation. Students should have some independence of vision and direction, as the assignment requirements will be broadly drawn. Creative media responses to literary work will be part of the weekly class assignments, in addition to readings. Students should be ready to discuss literary work. Students will be introduced to, and must be comfortable with, media technologies, and have basic Macintosh computer skills.
Recommended preparation
It is highly suggested that students have taken at least one creative writing class, and/or have confidence in their writing ability and/or have interest in contemporary trends in literature and the arts. It is also highly suggested that students have taken at least one media-oriented class, or have confidence with computer applications.
Class assignments and grading
At least 50% of the class grade will be determined by the art you produce. Other assignments may include written responses for readings and class presentations. Everyone is expected to participate in class discussions and crits.
