Topics 2D: “Materials and Meaning”:
PUFA 3220 (CRN: 2068)
Thursdays 9:00am – 2:40pm
This course is designed for broad based physical exploration and experimentation in the realm of 2D. Examples of processes that can be used are painting, knitting, drawing, quilting, photography, posters, printmaking, digital prints, stencils etc.. The question of how ideas and materiality are married in works of art will be explored. Students will take their interest/instincts in certain areas of content and explore different ways that it can become physically manifest. Group discussions will occur both when looking at work together as well as separate from works of art on compelling topics. Visits to galleries, museums and an artist’s studio will also take place.
Faculty Bio:
Glenn Goldberg has shown extensively in the U.S. and Europe including Knoedler Gallery, Hill Gallery, Jason McCoy Gallery, Betty Cunningham Gallery and Galerie Albrecht in Berlin. His works are in the collections of The Metropolitan Museum, The Brooklyn Museum, MOCA in Los Angeles, Nelson Atkins Museum in Kansas City, The Bronx Museum and others. He is the recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship, Joan Mitchell Award, Edward Albee Foundation, Grand Arts, Urban Glass and Dieu Donne. He lives in New York and works in Brooklyn.
