黑料吃瓜资源

Moods

Postgraduate course

Course description

Supplementary semester information

Focus area(s): PERFORMANCE

Module leader: NICOLA GUNN

Included HMS: N/A

This module focuses on the mechanics of performance and how it interacts with other time-based and experiential mediums such as sound, light, video and installation. We will work with ideas around affect, mood, emotion and atmosphere to address the following questions:

What does it mean to use the body as a material?

What does it mean to choreograph space?

How can light, sound, video and performance be integrated into a total artwork?

How can we re-conceive ideas around narrative and linear time?

How can a fundamental understanding of the elements of performance be used to co-create in a non-hierarchical space?

What does it mean to have a performance practice?

Teaching will be generative, task-based and workshop-led, and you will work individually and collaboratively. There will be a focus on early-morning body work, so loose-fitting clothes are advised.

Objectives and Content

This is a project-based module exploring artistic expression, affect, and/or gesture, with a specific focus on how the emotional, atmospheric, and irrational are constructed and presented within contemporary art.

PRO modules are designed to enrich your artist development (as explored in the ART modules) through activating skills, connecting communities of practice, and investigating disciplinary territories. PRO modules allow you to focus on a specific project critically connected to your own practice within a context established by the module leader(s).

Learning Outcomes

Knowledge

  • Develop awareness of relevant references and practices

Skills

  • Explore approaches in the creation of affect, mood, tone, and atmosphere
  • Identify, seek out, and apply relevant skills to a self-initiated project

General Competence

  • Identify your own learning needs in relation to the subject area(s)
  • Apply new knowledge and skills within your artistic practice
  • Resolve, realize, and present new work

Full-time/Part-time

Fulltime

Semester of Instruction

Autumn

Place of Instruction

University of Bergen
Access to the Course
This module requires admission to the Master's Programme in Fine Art
Teaching and learning methods

Methods may include:

  • Project development
  • Individual research
  • Group work
  • Lectures
  • Presentations
  • Group discussions
  • Tutorials
  • Assigned readings
  • Writing exercises
  • Workshop-based instruction

See info text above for semester-specific details.

Forms of Assessment

Submission of artwork(s), either physical or digital, as assigned by the module leader.

Assessment criteria:

Research

Subject knowledge

Experimentation

Realization

Collaborative and independent work

Grading Scale
Pass / Fail.
Assessment Semester
Autumn.
Course Evaluation
The module is evaluated every third year in accordance with 黑料吃瓜资源's Quality System
Programme Committee
The program board is responsible for the academic content and structure of the study and for the quality of the study program and all subjects therein
Course Administrator
The Art Academy at the Faculty of Fine Art, Music and Design holds the administrative responsibility for the module and study programme.