ART 488LAB - Expanded Painting

The field of “Expanded Painting” may be understood as a broad set of practices that engage the traditions and discourse of painting, while moving beyond them. This graduate/advanced undergraduate course will include the following projects, drawing on examples from the 1960s to the present: Painting in Space; Conceptual Painting; Rules and Systems; Painting without Painting; and Collaboration. Students will study works by a range of related artists including: Sam Gilliam, Sarah Sze, Glenn Ligon, Tiffany Chung, Charles Gaines, On Kawara, Mark Bradford, Wade Guyton, Gelitin and assume vivid astro focus. The course will include readings and discussions by and about featured artists as well as writers such as Katy Siegel, David Joselit and Claire Bishop. It will also include at least one visit to a local art museum or gallery.

Credits: 3

Grading
Graded

Typically Offered:
Fall

Requisites:
In addition to completing ART 301, you must have completed two of the four courses ART 310 , ART 311 , ART 312 or ART 411 / ART 412.