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Studio Arts Courses

Studio Arts MFA Seminars

Each year the Faculty of Fine Arts offers a selection of courses from the Studio Arts and Cinema departments. A list of those courses, as well as information about the specific content of the seminar offerings is available from the MFA Studio Arts office.

Description:

This seminar addresses the relationship between theory and studio practice. Professional and practical issues facing the artist will be discussed.

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Seminar

Description:

This course addresses issues which situate and inform artists and their work.

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Seminar

Description:

This course addresses issues which situate and inform artists and their work.

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Seminar

Description:

Special topics will address a variety of issues that are factors in the making, presentation and the situating of art in society.

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Seminar

Description:

Special topics will address a variety of issues that are factors in the making, presentation and the situating of art in society.

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Seminar

Description:

Topics are drawn from a variety of discourses to address the construction of identity in contemporary art and society.

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Seminar

Description:

Topics are drawn from a variety of discourses to address the construction of identity in contemporary art and society.

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Seminar

Description:

Topics may address a wide range of critical fields related to media art practices, examining both conventional and non-traditional artworks such as performance, audio, video, and computer art, as well as other media.

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Seminar

Description:

Topics may address a wide range of critical fields related to media art practices, examining both conventional and non-traditional artworks such as performance, audio, video, and computer art, as well as other media.

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Seminar

Description:

This seminar examines critical issues in contemporary cinema.

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Seminar

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This seminar examines critical issues in contemporary cinema.

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Seminar

MFA Studio Courses

Description:

A studio course providing an opportunity for intense investigation into a broad range of issues in ceramics and other disciplines. Under the supervision of a professor, the structure of the course allows each participant to pursue independent interests.

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Studio

Description:

A continuation of CERA 610.

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Studio

Description:

A continuation of CERA 611.

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Studio

Description:

A continuation of CERA 612.

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Studio

Description:

Under the guidance of an instructor, students will pursue a directed studio practice.

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Studio

Description:

A studio course providing an opportunity for intense investigation in fibres and material practices as well as other disciplines. Under the supervision of a professor, the structure of the course allows each student to pursue independent interests.

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Studio

Description:

A continuation of FBRS 610.

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Studio

Description:

A continuation of FBRS 611.

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Studio

Description:

A continuation of FBRS 612.

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Studio

Description:

A studio course providing an opportunity for intense investigation in video, performance and electronic arts, as well as other disciplines. Under the supervision of a faculty member, the structure of the course allows each participant to pursue independent studio practice.

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Studio

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  • Students who have received credit for OPME 610 may not take this course for credit.

Description:

A continuation of IMCA 610.

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Studio

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  • Students who have received credit for OPME 611 may not take this course for credit.

Description:

A continuation of IMCA 611.

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Studio

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  • Students who have received credit for OPME 612 may not take this course for credit.

Description:

A continuation of IMCA 612.

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Studio

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  • Students who have received credit for OPME 613 may not take this course for credit.

Description:

A studio course providing investigation into a broadly defined concept of photography. Under the supervision of a professor, each student pursues independent studio practice.

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Studio

Description:

A continuation of PHOT 610.

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Studio

Description:

A continuation of PHOT 611.

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Studio

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A continuation of PHOT 612.

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Studio

Description:

A studio course providing intense investigation of the technical and theoretical concerns of diverse forms of print media. Under the supervision of a professor, each student pursues independent studio practice.

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Studio

Description:

A continuation of PRIN 610.

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Studio

Description:

A continuation of PRIN 611.

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Studio

Description:

A continuation of PRIN 612.

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Studio

Description:

A studio course providing opportunity for intense investigation into a wide range of approaches to painting. Under the supervision of a professor the structure of the course allows each student to pursue individual interests in painting.

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Studio

Description:

A continuation of PTNG 610.

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Studio

Description:

A continuation of PTNG 611.

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Studio

Description:

A continuation of PTNG 612.

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Studio

Description:

A studio course offering the opportunity for intense investigation into the formation of visual and material culture in art. Under the supervision of a professor each student may pursue independent studio practice.

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Studio

Description:

A continuation of SCUL 610.

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Studio

Description:

A continuation of SCUL 611.

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Studio

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A continuation of SCUL 612.

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Studio

Description:

Students must create a body of work or practice-led research accompanied by a written thesis. This combined research-creation reflects critically on process and production. Thesis work is prepared under the guidance of a supervisor and evaluated by a thesis committee.

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Thesis Research

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  • Students who have received credit for PROJ 691 may not take this course for credit.

Studio Arts MFA Project and Examination

Studio Arts Internship Courses

Prerequisite/Corequisite:

Students must have completed 21 credits in the MFA Program prior to enrolling. Students must submit an internship proposal supported by a full-time faculty member and approved with written permission by the Graduate Program Director prior to enrolling.

Description:

Under the joint supervision of a qualified professional and a full-time faculty member, the student will be employed within industry, or by a professional organization or other relevant affiliation. Assessment is based upon a required paper, contributions to supervisory sessions and the successful completion of the internship (300 hours).

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Practicum/Internship/Work Term

Prerequisite/Corequisite:

Students must have completed 21 credits in the MFA Program prior to enrolling. Students must submit an internship proposal supported by a full-time faculty member and approved with written permission by the MFA Graduate Program Director prior to enrolling.

Description:

Under the joint supervision of a qualified professional and a full-time faculty member the student will be employed within industry, or by a professional organization or other relevant affiliation. Assessment is based upon a required paper, contributions to supervisory sessions and the successful completion of the internship (150 hours).

Component(s):

Practicum/Internship/Work Term

Prerequisite/Corequisite:

Students must have completed 21 credits in the MFA Program prior to enrolling. Students must submit an internship proposal supported by a full-time faculty member and approved with written permission by the MFA Graduate Program Director prior to enrolling.

Description:

Under the joint supervision of a qualified professional and a full-time faculty member the student will be employed within industry, or by a professional organization or other relevant affiliation. Assessment is based upon a required paper, contributions to supervisory sessions and the successful completion of the internship (150 hours).

Component(s):

Practicum/Internship/Work Term

Studio Arts Independent Studies Courses

Prerequisite/Corequisite:

Students must have completed 21 credits in the MFA Program prior to enrolling. Students must submit an internship proposal supported by a full-time faculty member and approved with written permission by the MFA Graduate Program Director prior to enrolling.

Description:

The student explores a specific field or topic relevant to their area of study.

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Studio

Prerequisite/Corequisite:

Students must have completed 21 credits in the MFA Program prior to enrolling. Students must submit an independent study proposal supported by a full-time faculty member and approved with written permission by the Graduate Program Director prior to enrolling.

Description:

The student explores a specific field or topic relevant to their area of study.

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Studio

Prerequisite/Corequisite:

Students must have completed 21 credits in the MFA Program prior to enrolling. Students must submit an independent proposal supported by a full-time faculty member and approved with written permission by the Graduate Program Director prior to enrolling.

Description:

The student explores a specific field or topic relevant to their area of study.

Component(s):

Studio

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