Critique project 3
go over final project (info below)
FINAL PROJECT
The final project (in lieu of an exam) constitutes submitting a proposal and a final work to "Pink Fluorescence" the winter quarter juried showcase of Art + Technology undergraduate and graduate students working in new media, hybrid forms, video, holography, 2D/3D animation/modeling, robotics, sound, digital imaging and web-based works.
Working from your own personal artistic interests, you are expected to create a significant digital artwork, or series of works, that are presented outside of the computer. The concept of your work should inform the way it is presented. The work could be printed using the large-format inkjet printer in Hopkins 184, printed by a company or local print shop, made into a book, made into a video and projected, transferred onto another surface such as fabric, incorporated into a web-based work, etc. Your work must be professionally presented and ready for easy installation - wired and framed in a way that makes sense for your work. You must be available to install your own work if it requires any type of special installation.
Your Final Project Proposal should describe the main ideas you are having, questions you are asking and the ways you plan to make them visible in your project. What do you plan to do? What artists and/or thinkers are influencing your ideas? Why does this particular subject interest you? Why is it appropriate to address this subject matter through digital imaging? How will your project be original? What do you imagine the end result will look like? How will you arrange the elements of your work to best convey your ideas?
Proposals are tools of creativity. It is expected that ideas will change and evolve along the way. As long as the finished product is strong, you may deviate from the initial proposal.
What to turn in: AT LEAST ONE FULL PAGE OF TEXT. Please follow proper grammar, punctuation and spelling and type your name at the top of the page. Turn in a print copy of your typed proposal at the beginning of class Thursday 3/5. In addition, art+tech is asking each student to contribute $4 cash to the exhibition refreshments fund.
TIMELINE
R March 5
2:30–5:18 : Proposal due; workshop day
T March 10
2:30–5:18 : Open work day
W March 11
12:30–2:30 : Submit work to Haskett Hall Gallery
R March 12
2:30–5:00 : Final class; All files submitted to class folder
5:00–9:00 : Art and Technology Exhibition Opening Celebration
F March 13
11:30–4:00 : Exhibition Open Hours
4:00–5:00 : Retrieve work from Haskett Hall Gallery
"Pink Fluorescence" Opening Celebration: Thursday March 12th, 5-9pm
Haskett Hall Gallery / Soundstage / 2nd and 3rd Floors
Open Hours: Friday March 13th, 11:30am-4pm
LINKS
PRINTING:
Midwest Photo - 3313 N. High St. Colmbus, OH 614-261-1264 - place in town to purchase inkjet paper and supplies. Call for availability. They can order specialty papers such as inkjet transparencies, backlit films (for lightboxes) and inkjet canvas. Bring your Buckid, OSU Art students get a discount.
Microcenter - Olentangy Plaza, 747 Bethel Road, Columbus, OH (614) 326-8500 - place in town to purchase inkjet paper and supplies. Call for availability.
r design & printing - 30 E. Fourth Avenue, Columbus, OH (across from post office), 614.299.1420. Hours: M - F 8:30 - 5:30.
Staples - 1747 Olentangy River Rd., Columbus, OH (Lennox Town Center) 614-299-9425 - sells smaller format inkjet papers, sticker paper, brochure paper (2-sided) laser printer paper and also offer printing services.
FRAMING:
Utrecht Art Supply - 612 N High St, Columbus, OH (614) 224-7708 - Ready-made frames, framing supplies, and fine art supplies. Ask for discount with BuckID.
Blick Art & Craft - 6486 Sawmill Rd, Columbus OH 43235 (614) 792-1900 - Ready-made frames, framing supplies, and large supply of arts and crafts material. Ask for discount with BuckID.
Hobby Lobby locations - A place offering inexpensive framing services and do-it-yourself frames.
Michaels - Another place to have things framed and to purchase d-i-y frames.
PICTURE HANGING HARDWARE:
Picture Hang Solutions - online source with helpful pics.
Schreiner Ace Hardware - 2585 N High St. Columbus, OH 43202 (614) 263-5678 - Traditional hardware store carrying bins with picture hanging gear and other hardware doo-dads, they also cut custom glass and plexiglas (rectangles and squares).
Lowe's - and other large home improvement stores.
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