2007/2008
FALL
ART 11D	Beginning New Genres
TTh 1-5	Instructor: Prof. Barbara Kruger - Room 2135
ART 137	Advanced New Genres
MW 8-12	Instructor: Euan MacDonald - Room 2122
	Course Info: THE FOG OF ART 11 lessons on artistic relevance will be used to generate the student's awareness of their particular interests and direction in developing an artistic practice. The class will consist of lectures, screenings, readings, discussion, in class assignments and group crits etc.
WINTER
ART 11D	Beginning New Genres
MW 8-12	Instructor: Erika Vogt - Room 2135
ART 137	Advanced New Genres
TTh 1-5	Instructor: Harry Dodge and Nance Klehm - Room 2135
	Special Topic Course: CULTIVATING Cultivating knowledge, participation, food in the age of monoculture. The course explores practical and critical processes for the hungry, lost and restless. Familiarize yourself with civic infrastructure, learn post-industrial survival skills. Discover urban foraging and alternative economies. Learn how to revitalize soil, filter water and ferment. Explore participatory democracy, relational aesthetics, dialogic art, collaboration. Develop vision, responsibility, connectedness, a sense of agency. Joy.
ART 150	Senior Studio
MW 1-5	Instructor: Patty Chang - Room 2122
	Documentary in Performance and Performance in Documentary The class will look at the relationships between the act of performance and the relationship to film and documentary. It will look at the nature of the personal and how that plays out within modes of performance as divergent from documentary and films. Projects may include making personal documentaries as acts of performance.
SPRING
ART 11D	Beginning New Genres
MW 1-5	Instructor: Prof. Andrea Fraser - Room 2135
ART 137	Advanced New Genres
MW 8-12	Instructor: Prof. Jennifer Bolande - Room 2122
	Course Info: The class will consist of studio work, readings, lectures, screenings, group crits, and discussion.