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Methods of Evaluation

Distribution of Grades: Project Development I.  Ongoing participation in class and with studio projects = 60% of final grade The overall quality of student work is directly reflective on one’s involvement with the class and outside studio practice.  Strong participation will naturally impact student development and therefore, grade positively.    These are both the minor projects that emphasize development of fundamental design principles, methods explorations and media advancement, and the final major project at the semester’s conclusion.  Reworking of a project after the initial critique will be allowed at the discretion of the instructor.   Student work is graded on imagination, originality, concept, process, understanding and implementation of design principles, craftsmanship and a successful solution to the problem given.   The safe way is not the best way in visual production, taking risks and experimentation...
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ARTrage Gallery in Syracuse CALL to ARTISTS to respond to COVID-19 pandemic!

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The Way Things Go assignment

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