Syllabus
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Course Code: MFA-P-104 Course Name: New Media Art |
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| MODULE NO / UNIT | COURSE SYLLABUS CONTENTS OF MODULE | NOTES |
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| 1 | This practice is based with the traditions of avant-garde processes and experimental art making, and responds to the rapid pace of technological development. Student have to create Two Art work/Project work i.e. Installation Art, Film and Video Art, Digital Art, Interactive Art, Performance Art, Animation Art, Immersive Installations Art, Kinetic Art, Light & Sound Art, by using modern technology, Electronic devices, with their core subject. Students should also integrate the language of art and technology through an integrated and informed critical practice. The Project work consist the report of working method of practical-based art work, on contemporary concept, performance studies, research finding with creative inputs in the constructed art work. Note - Any material can be used to create art work which support his/her artistic concept. New Media Art is an interdisciplinary and collaborative discipline that focuses on our relationship with technology, visual culture and performance in contemporary art. This practice is rooted in the traditions of avant-garde processes and to fine new methods of art making, and responds to the rapid pace of technological development. Students in this program work closely with dedicated faculty and technicians to explore diverse methods of making in both the virtual and physical world. Projects challenge tradition and embrace new forms of aesthetic thinking, while all courses emphasize artistic excellence, active learning, and socially engaged practices. Students in this major enjoy adjacency to disciplines across the department and access to both digital and analog tools. Whether it is installation, film and video, physical computing, performance based art, animation, immersive installations, sound art, sensing devices, or participatory media, our students integrate the language of art and technology through an integrated and informed critical practice. |
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