1. To explore the expressive possibilities of paper in the creation of 3-D forms;

2. To establish relevant knowledge and practical skills;

3. To stimulate creative interest in paper as an integral element of 3-dimensional expression;

4. To examine and highlight the use of paper in art forms in historical and contemporary practice;

5. To examine traditional paper forming techniques and application and their relevance to contemporary practice;

6. To develop visual research materials a resource.

Topics may include:

Fibre/Pulp preparation;

Recycling;

Colouration (dye, pigment);

Sheet Formation;

Bookbinding (western, oriental) artists books;

Conservation;

3-D moulding, casting, spraying;

Collage and assemblage;

Mixed and multi media experimentation;

Materials technology;

Health and safety.

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Successful completion of AART1300, AART1310, and AART1500 (or equivalent)

Internal Mode

Studio
Tutorial

Studio: for 1 hour(s) per Week for Full Term
Tutorial: for 2 hour(s) per Week for Full Term