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Course Description |
The Conceptual Art of Photoshop A project based art studio course focused on 2D image processing as an experimental tool and a creative medium. Photography is an invention that mixes both arts and science. The course will examine Photoshop from both artistic and scientific perspectives with an introduction to its basis in signal processing, compression, scaling, convolutions, etc. all of which can be applied as creative techniques. The course also involves a historical perspective reaching back to various movements that explored the medium as a tool for innovation. Course Forum |
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W1........1.04 |
Course Overview Historical Overview | Image Processing | Conceptual Art Niepce | Coburn |Moholy-Nagy | Rodchenko | Jager Scientific [Frieze] | Contemporary gallery | Recognition of Faces, Leon D. Harmon, Scientific American, 1973 [2] |
Assignments |
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Lab 1.06 |
Sampling, Pixel basics, dpi, levels, histogram, compression Moeller [1][library] | Faur [2] | Campbell [2] | Kelly | Bavington | Richter | Simon |
Noise & Form |
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W2........1.11 References Reading |
Noise & Signal Noise | randomness | Brownian motion | Information Theory [image Noise Definition & Discussion Recognition of Faces, Leon D. Harmon, Scientific American, 1973 [2] |
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Lab 1.13 |
Noise, Randomness, etc. |
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W3........1.18 |
Discussion of the Article & Noise & Form Project presentation |
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Lecture 1.20 Reading |
Concepts & Representation
Through Layers Burson | Salavon | Christopher Baker (statistical average) | Marey Layers | Masking | HDR James Elkins: Six Stories from End of Representation Ch2 "Photography": p.51-77 (googlebooks) | |
Layers |
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W4........1.25 |
Concepts & Representation
Through Layers Richter (Oct 1977) [1] | Rauschenberg | Dokoupil | Warhol | Lichtenstein | Ruscha | Rothko | Johns | Martin | Lewitt | Darboven | Breuer | Twombly | Sugimoto Bataille | Krauss, Alain-Bois | Lyotard Cartesian | Euclidean | Convolution Elkins: pdf Download: p78-81 (23mb) |
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Presentation 1.27 | Layers Presentation |
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W5.........2.01 |
Assemblage Irregular Form Baldessari | Ernst | Hoch | Heartfield | Hockney | Matta-Clark | Archigram | Lebbeus Woods | Roan | Fischer | Sara Charlesworth | Barbara Kruger [1] | Sherrie Levine Beyond Digital Novelty: Paul Berger 1972-2003 |
Assemblage |
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Lab 2.03 |
Labwork |
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W6.........2.08 | Assemblage Presentation |
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Lab 2.10 |
Research Project in Image, Technology, Culture |
Research Project | |
W7.........2.15 |
Research Project in Image, Technology, Culture |
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Lab 2.17 |
Research work / individual meetings |
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W8........2.22 |
Research Presentations |
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Lab 2.24 |
FINAL PROJECT: Image Transformation in Time (After Effects) Brakhage [cv] | Conner | Young-Hae Chang | Lye [particles] | McLaren | Umbrico | |
Final Project |
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W9........3.01 | Final Project Work-Progress Concept |
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Lab 3.03 | Project Work |
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W10.......3.08 3:10 |
Dead Week Lab Work / indivdual meetings Dead Week Lab Work / indivdual meetings |
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W11.......3.15 | Final Project Presentation |
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Artistic References |
Discipline Overview | Beyond Art (Weibel) |
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Grading | First 3 projects: 45% Research: 15% Final Project: 20% Attendance and participation: 20% |
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