Sculpture and Combined Media LSAD Course Details
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Students specializing in Sculpture & Combined Media need to possess certain qualities and concerns. They should be highly motivated, enthusiastic, willing to experiment with materials and concepts, and manage their time well in the department.

Individuals need to be open minded at all times and should not be afraid to take risks with their work and be able to view the world in a three-dimensional or physical way.

The information on the course is presented by years: 2nd, 3rd, 4th , plus masters.

 

Sean Lynch student

 

Traditional Sculptural Techniques

The Sculpture & Combined Media Course at LSAD offers introductory workshops and opportunities in traditional sculptural skills such as Assemblage, Metalworking, Welding, Plaster Work, Mould Making, Life Drawing/Clay Modeling, Wood Working and Object Making.



Muirenn NicCaba, sound installation 2001.

Contemporary Sculptural Techniques

Contemporary Sculptural art practice today also incorporates the use and understanding of new media, technologies and materials such as: Video, Film, Performance Art, Sound Art, Public Art, Website, CDROM screen based media, installation and medium format B/W photography.

 

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