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Institution:
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Point Park University
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Description:
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A continuation of the work stated in Senior Thesis I, this segment of the course covers all areas of designing, implementing, promoting and installing an exhibition. Support and recommendations provide feedback during the developmental process of the projects for public galleries. In addition to the thesis paper, students will complete public exhibitions and compose artist statements, portfolios, resumes, and CVs in preparation for graduation. Prerequisite: PHOT 481. Course Objectives (1) Complete an original and robust artist statement and thesis paper. (2) Create and distribute materials necessary for promoting artists in an exhibition. This includes but is not limited to: Hot cards, posters, email blasts, social media invites, PR packets, price sheets, business cards, and websites. (3) Collaborate with peers on executing an exhibition by handling, installing, and deinstalling artwork and related materials in a professional, off-site gallery, and holding a formal public reception. (4) Complete portfolio packets that include documentation of professional works in exhibition for application prospects. (5) Evaluate experiential learning, post-exhibition and identify areas where failures or weaknesses can cultivate future success. (6) Discuss the next steps after graduation and prepare materials necessary under the presence of peer and faculty support.
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3.00
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Lecture
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Phone Number:
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(412) 391-4100
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Regional Accreditation:
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Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools
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Calendar System:
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Semester
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