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FNA2035: Interventions In Sound, Performance And Socially Engaged Practices

Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture

Interventions In Sound, Performance And Socially Engaged Practices

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Overview

This unit introduces you to critical thinking and its role in contemporary creative practices. The unit contextualises the theories and discourses of critical interventions within the history of conceptual art and the politics of subjectivity. These practices are explored through a range of fine art and design methodologies, drawing on the history of performance, sound art, video and socially-engaged practices. Particular attention will be paid to developing creative responses that contextualise contemporary cultural politics through an exploration of the sonic imagination, the poetics of movement and media-based technologies, as well as a variety of critical material and strategies.

Assessment

1 - Mid-semester assessment - 40% 2 - Final Folio - 60%

Workload

12 hours per week including 4 contact hours plus 8 hours of independent study.