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Ever thought about the scale of an object, and imagined the possibilities to manipulate any object you could possibly think about? This class will help you create any physical object based on a movie, animation or even your imagination. Think Big! Think out of the box!
We will learn how to manipulate cardboard, and plaster bandages to help give life to these objects. Anything that is Everything, is possible.
Class Outline
Day 1: Overview and Introduction to the project. Discuss potential objects to create, get inspiration from other sculptural pieces
Day 2: Understand the potential of the materials: Cardboard, clay, foam, plaster bandages. Create small scale projects, as a sample to the bigger outcome.
Day 3: Start creating the larger version of the object, discuss “site specific format of installing sculptures”.
Day 4: Continue working on the projects and identifying the nature of your piece.
Day 5: Exhibiting and photographing the objects as portfolio building practice.
Please note: VCUQatar reserves the right to cancel classes for which not enough participants are registered. Already paid fees will be refunded.
Please do not purchase materials until VCUQatar has sent final course confirmation.
Items to buy and bring for this class:
The following supplies will be supplied in class
On occasions, there may be some more materials to be bought and brought in if and when advised by the instructor.
Start: Sun, 30 Jul, 2017
End: Thu, 3 Aug, 2017
Lessons: 5 days (over 1 week)
Days: Sunday through Thursday
Time: 9 am to 1 pm (no lunch provided)
Location: VCUQatar, Room 177
Cost: QAR 1100
Emelina Soares
Lecturer
Qatar-based artist, Emelina Soares is currently completing her MA in Museums and Gallery practices at The University College of London Qatar, after attaining her BFA from Virginia Commonwealth University Qatar in Painting and Printmaking. She was awarded a nine-month residency program in 2015-2016 as one of the first batch of selected artists to participate in the Fire Station Artists in Residence programme, and exhibited her work amongst 18 artists in the group show “Artists in Residence-2015” which took place in the Fire Station Gallery.
To register for this course, access the form.