Collaboration Among the Arts focuses on the process of creating art collaboratively, by challenging and exploring disciplinary boundaries. The course brings together students and faculty from the visual, performing, and literary arts for creative experimentation and project development.

This team-taught class is led by four faculty members selected from Art, Creative Writing, Music, and Theatre. Participating students are divided into small groups to create projects over the course of the semester. Project development includes an in-depth exploration of the range of disciplines practiced by visual artists, performers, and writers, followed by an exchange artistic tools, skills, techniques, and languages.

SPRING 2008 Course Offering

IART 4300 Collaboration Among the Arts* / 3 Cr.
Prerequisite: IART 3395, or consent of the instructor. Innovative collaborative projects that integrate visual art, creative writing, music, theatre & dance.
Instructor: Mary Magsamen (Art), Casey Fleming (Creative Writing), Rob Smith (Music), Kevin Rigdon (Theatre)
Time: T, TH 10-11:30
Room: FA 106 & FA 110