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lecturer
School of Art
University of Washington
office: ART rm.
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email: timea@u.washington.edu
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course information
art
120 - issues and influences
art120 has
been designed to introduce new art students and other interested undergraduates
to the world of contemporary art and design. each week, one of the different
areas of the school of art's design and studio art divisions will be featured
with corresponding lectures, films, videos, readings, and site visits introducing
the particular issues and influences of each discipline.
see course website for details http://courses.washington.edu/art120/
art
124 - 3 dimensional design fundamentals
art124 is
intended to provide an introduction to fundamental principles involved in three-dimensional
problem solving and art making. students will work with a variety of materials
and techniques in the pursuit of creating three-dimensional forms which both
function and can be understood in real space.
ART124
WINTER05 final project images
art 126 - topics
in studio art
art126 explores
fundamental visual phenomena in two-dimensional, three-dimensional and time-based
media. class projects move freely from medium to medium in order to experiment
with ideas in many dimensions and to explore relationships among expressions
in different media. the assignments intend to explore the many facets of artistic
process from the concept to the execution in a variety of formats and media.
in-class slide presentations and discussions help putting assignments in the
context of contemporary art practice.
ART126
SUMMER05 window-space project images
go to art126 A: THE BODY summer 2006 course web site
art 131 - alternative
approaches to art and design
art131
introduces some
key principles and processes in visual art by using a variety of formats and
media, both traditional and digital. assignments are complex, challenging but
infinitely rewarding. the course explores the many facets of artistic process
from developing the initial concept to completing the finished product. class
discussions, slide lectures, demos, and exercises provide students with tools,
strategies and many contemporary art examples.
go
to art131 B winter 2007 course web site
art 201 - ceramics
handbuilding
art201 provides
an introduction to handbuilding as a basic construction process in ceramic art;
kiln firing and glazing processes. weekly demos, slide presentations and discussions
examine issues of contemporary sculpture in clay.
art 360- why is
that art?
“why
is that art?” is a hands-on studio course exploring a variety of themes,
concepts, and criticism in the
contemporary visual arts. the objective of the course is to consider contemporary
visual arts from the maker’s point of view, through the lens of a selection
of established as an exposure to these theories and applying them in the student's
own art makingpractice.
go
to art 360 winter 2008 course web site
art 360- interdisciplinary
concepts of time and space in contemporary art
art361 investigates
a wide range of issues of TIME and SPACE in the contemporary studio art process
through a variety of formats and materials.
go
to art 360 spring 2007 course web site
art 400- interdisciplinary
visual arts senior projects
art400 focuses
on the development of senior–level, exhibition quality artwork in any
format and media.
go
to art 400 spring 2008 course web site
flex-space
flex-spaces
are available studio spaces at the soa's sandpoint location which are open on
quarterly or weekly basis for special projects of research, instruction, presentation,
and documentation of art.
click here
for more information and application forms
"touching
art" sculpture for the blind
"touching art"
was a collaboration between the washington state department of services for
the blind and the school of art, to facilitate the creation and exhibition of
wall mounted artworks of any media made by UW students. the tactile artworks
were intended to be experienced both by the sighted public and by persons who
are blind or of low vision.
read
Seattle Times article about the show
timea's art
to see what i make in my studio visit www.timeatihanyi.com