Writing for the Visual Arts . WRIT 109V
Description, analysis, investigation, and theorization of art and its practice. Students will engage in various forms of critical and generative writing and multimedia composition for the visual arts, such as press releases, artist statements, curatorial statements, proposals, exhibition reviews, analytical essays, and creative projects. Of special interest to majors in the arts, communications, and cultural studies.
Prerequisites: Writing 2 or 2LK or 2E; upper-division standing.
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Grading1, 2, 3
PasstimeUpper division only
Level LimitLetters and science
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the best teacher and friend. misunderstod. he always wore the same clothes it seemed, but he just bought 6 or 7 of the same thing. hung his PhD. in his toilet. Very funny and kind gentleman.
He had throat surgery and it makes him incredibly hard to understand. Not to mention the fact that he mocks people who asks questions even when they're valid. On the upside, I did get all my math homework done in his class, offsetting the bad grade he gave me.
The man did not teach.... All I remember from his class was that he talked about HAM SANDWICHES all day! Terrible professor!!
Good teacher, I understood all lectures when I did attend and didnt fall alseep. I love how he clowns people that ask reeeeaaally stupid questions.
Alison Williams
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Daniel Frank
5.0