1. To further promote studio-based understanding of the history and theory of drawing and its cultural context.

2. To creatively explore experimental and non-conventional materials, processes and applications of drawing.

3. To modify, adapt and expand unquestioned dimensions of drawing practice in a contemporary context.

4. To generate discussion and critical analysis of contemporary trends in drawing across a range of cultures and societies.

Emphasis is placed on the development of individual interpretations and adaptations within a framework of projects and studio-based explorations devoted to various aspects of the syllabus:

1. Challenges to established practices and cliches;

2. Definitions, idealisations and principles of contemporary drawing practice.

3. Individual, collaborative, commissioned and site-specific options;

4. Alternative exhibition, presentation and installation formats;

5. Radical possibilities of scale, proportion,
dimension and application of materials and methods;

6. Concepts of multi-media investigations;

7. Critical seminars of completed projects;

8. Compilation of appropriate forms of studio practice documentation;

9. Relevant health, safety and ethical considerations.

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Successful completion of AART1230 and AART1240 (or equivalent).

Flexible Delivery / Student Centred Learning
Internal Mode

Studio
Tutorial

Studio: for 13 hour(s) per Week for 1 weeks
Tutorial: for 26 hour(s) per Week for 1 weeks