College of Architecture Artist in Residence Program 2005
Made possible
by the Academy for the Visual
and Performing Arts
Dates and schedules may change slightly. Stay tuned for updates.
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CLUI photo by Steve RowellCenter for Land Use Interpretation
The Center for Land Use Interpretation is a research organization involved in exploring, examining, and understanding land and landscape issues. The Center employs a variety of methods to pursue its mission, engaging in research, classification, extrapolation, and exhibition.
March 21 - April 1
College lecture Wednesday, March 23, Langford C-105, 11:30 - 12:30
Workshop project
Squiggly
Patty Carroll
For many years, long-time Chicago photographer Patty Carroll has documented subjects of contemporary American culture. She approaches it with two kinds of photography. In one she searches out and uncovers places and subjects as they actually exist much as journalists do. In the other she builds a picture or a graphic work like a painter would from her own photographs or from the photographic pieces she makes. Each approach feeds the other with new ideas and possibilities, stimulating the imagination in unexpected ways, and giving the work a new purpose, a new dimension, and a tremendous sense of fun.
February 2 - 11
College lecture Monday, February 7, Langford C-105, 11:30 - 12:30
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Photos from the workshop
The Labyrinth
2 meters by 2 meters
Annika Erixan
Do we reshape ourselves and our environment on the basis of total knowledge? Do we possess a true sense of the inner values of these inner qualities?
Is there more in life than we can see or measure by modern technology? Is there even a lost technology that could put us on the right track again?
With the help of the latest technology, I want to build a bridge to our lost paradise. The door to Mother Earth, inner peace, and love is still open if we want to find it. The knowledge is hidden within the design of the holy labyrinth.
February 23 - March 4
College lecture Wednesday, February 23, Langford C-105, 11:30 - 12:30
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COURSE
CREDIT INFORMATION
VIZA
689, Digital Media: Inspiration and Process is a 3-credit
graduate course that will form the core working group with the Artists
in Residence. Instructor approval is required.
Additionally, any student in the College may receive 1 credit for each
artists' workshop with a 2-week time commitment to attend all classes
and workshop sessions. These credits are available as ARCH 485 or ARCH
685 hours with instructor Carol LaFayette. Instructor approval is required
and the space is limited.
No prerequisites or special skill sets are necessary to join these workshops.
Email me for further details and to request permission to sign up.
Carol LaFayette, Assistant Professor, Visualization Program
845-5691
