A further development of three-dimensional art making, and the expansive materials, ideas and techniques of contemporary sculpture. Students will experiment with a variety of fabrication methods, including woodworking, metalwork, moldmaking, casting, and 3D rendering software. Emphasis will be placed on the conceptual and material development of students' individual interests.

Prerequisite(s): Studio Art 2640A/B, Studio Art 2642A/B, Studio Art 2643, the former VAS 2222A/B, or permission of the Department.

Extra Information: 4 studio hours, lecture, blended, or online format. Priority will be given to students registered in the Visual Arts Program.