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Course Description

Students expand their creative horizons through an exploration of woodworking processes and sculptural practices. Wood’s remarkable versatility makes it both a primary medium and a dynamic support material for creating diverse sculptural forms. The course includes foundational techniques in cutting, joinery, and fabrication for those with basic experience, while further developing advanced methods such as bending, laminating, and shaping a variety of wood types. Students will also investigate surface treatments including painting, staining, and textural applications. Emphasis is placed on experimentation, material inquiry, and the development of an individual artistic voice. The course is studio-centered and enriched through slide lectures and video presentations examining both traditional and experimental artistic practices.

Prerequisite: SCU3331 (Intermediate Woodworking II)

The course is for adult students ages 18 and older.

Designed to be a two-semester course.

Prerequisites

Prerequisite: SCU3331 (Intermediate Woodworking II)
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Section Title
Advanced Sculpture: Woodworking I & II
Type
Studio/Demonstrations
Days
W
Time
1:00PM to 4:00PM
Dates
Jan 27, 2027 to May 05, 2027
Schedule and Location
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Contact Hours
42.0
Location
  • Glassell School of Art
Delivery Options
Studio/Demonstrations  
Course Fee(s)
Studio Tuition 2 credit (3 units) $950.00 Click here to get more information
Available for Credit
3 units
Drop Request Deadline
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