Interim Courses

The course is designed as a field study in Venice and will focus on the 60th International Art Exhibition of the Venice Biennale and its collateral events as its primary resource, as well as study the history of technology within art, fashion, and visual communication as exhibited in the Venice museums, archives, depositories, private collections, and production sites. Special attention will be placed on the interaction between human and machine during creative processes that lead to art installations, design blueprints, and other manifestations of creativity. The course cost covers accommodations in Venice, local public transportation, museum and exhibition entrances, and some extracurricular activities. Students are required to make their own travel arrangements to and from Venice. Please consult Professor Fassl prior to making your arrangements. Please make sure to meet all registration and deposit deadlines. This course carries a supplemental fee.