Print as object
Souvenirs and Commemoratives - Print as Object 2011
Paul Scott
Paul Scott is well known for his research into the graphic nature of ceramic surfaces - through his work, exhibitions, books (Ceramics and Print and Painted Clay) and workshops held around the world. His courses have formed an important part of the developing knowledge in the field.
Souvenirs and Commemoratives - Print as Object will examine the role of prints on ceramics - their historical and contemporary manifestations, as well as an in-depth exploration of a wide range of transfer/print techniques.
Students will use drawing, painting, stamps, printing presses, photocopy and toner resist to explore the principles and possibilities of some of the following: mono-printing, relief printing, lithography, low-tech ceramic transfers and scree printing. Building on interlinking skills and processes students will be enabled to create relatively complex, rich multi-layered graphic ceramic surfaces. Materials will include paper, laserprint/photocopy, tissue, and plaster as transfer materials with a variety of easily available print media. We will also examine artwork preparation for screens, principles of ceramic decal making, as well as flexible, water-based transfer and direct printing methodologies.
Students will be expected to develop a body of work which documents the range of techniques explored as well as resolved printed ceramic objects embodying the contemporary commemorative or souvenir.
The outline programme is intended to be flexible to allow for the development of creative opportunities - it may be subject to change as the course develops. Illustrated lectures will be provided throughout the course some focussing on technical processes, others on the historical and contextual issues.
Jan 17.1. Ceramic projectroom 1 etg Strømgt.1: 9.30-11.00 Lecture and info meeting with Anne Helen Mydland, 13.00 HMS course for external students (AHM) Ceramic students make plaster bats.
Jan 18 - 21 - Illustrated lecture each morning, followed by technical demonstrations, Ceramic Project room.
Jan 24 - 31 Individual research time - developing techniques and researching image/form/contextual work
Feb 1 - 4 Artwork preparation - digital and analogue methodologies
Feb 7 - 11 Silk Screen and Lithographic processes, ongoing artwork realization
Feb 14 - 16 Project resolution - student presentations of completed work Feb 17/18.
Introduserende workshop og prosjektperiode med fokus på tekniske muligheter i møtet mellom grafiske trykkemetoder og et keramisk medium. Kurset vektlegger problemstillinger innen et to- og tredimensjonalt utrykk, og kombinasjoner og overganger mellom disse. Paul Scott (UK) gir ulike innfallsvinkler til trykket innen både keramikk og grafikk. Dette legger grunnlaget for individuelt eksperimentelt arbeide og prosjekt. Det vil bli mulighet for å arbeid med ready-mades,(fliser/ industrielt tilvirkede gjenstander) og egne arbeider i leire.
Paul Scotts webpage:
http://www.cumbrianblues.com/about.html
Kurset er obligatorisk for BAK1
Arbeidsform:
Workshop, demonstrasjoner, forelesninger, selvstendig arbeid i kombinasjon med undervisning og veiledning. Fellesgjennomgang med presentasjon av prosjektene.
Krav til forkunnskaper:
Kurset starter 17.01.2011 / Uke 03, og varer til 18.01.2011 / Uke 03
Sted: Strømgaten.1/ Vaskerelven 8
Tilbyder: Keramikk
MÃ¥lgruppe: Alle studenter
Årstrinn: Alle årstrinn
Antall plasser: 16
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