March 16: Update

Hi Time folks,


More than anything I hope you, your families and friends, are safe and well. This uncertainty is unsettling, to say the least. 


I want to reach out to say that I have been in the process of reconfiguring how we will proceed online for the time being. Before next Monday, I will reach out again with an email introducing our immediate plans for moving forward and what this looks like. 

Before then, I’d like to please survey your individual access to technology resources. Please open, read, and complete the following google form survey which will help me assess how we can best move forward with what is available at hand. Link here: https://forms.gle/6hZhepX7FmqEgGCs6. Please complete ASAP, the sooner I get results from everyone, the quicker I can follow up with our immediate plans. Thank you for your cooperation.


​***Also, to those who do not yet have a student subscription to Adobe, some good news is that they are now offering free creative cloud tools to students through May 31, 2020. I encourage you to download the Adobe software if you have not yet. Link here: https://theblog.adobe.com/adobe-enables-distance-learning-globally-schools-impacted-covid-19/


Thinking about you all. Please keep in close contact, more updates soon.
My very best,

Evie


P.S. – Sharing this with you all in case you have not been notified yet regarding latest updates:


URGENT UPDATES

  1. (MPC and MCVC) Fall semester advance registration – new start date: March 31
  2. (MPC and MCVC) Last day to withdraw from a course with a mark of “W” – new date: April 17
  • (MPC) Spring break for originally scheduled spring 2020 MPC online courses is also extended through March 20.  These courses will resume on March 23.

STAYING INFORMED:

Finally, if you don’t find the answers you need, please email COVID-19@vcu.edu or provost@vcu.edu.

Week 08: 03/02 + 03/04

Bring a hardcopy of your artist statement (to be submitted to me following your critique) and be sure to have your video installation completely set up by the start of class time 6pm.

M 03/02: Self in Time Critique

1. Rose

2. Alexis

3. Ethan

4. Fiona

5. Opal

6. Roberto

7. Running

8. Alexander

W 03/04: Self in Time Critique

  1. Ali

2. Anastasia

3. Julia

4. Lily

5. Swan

6. Zoe

7. Drew

Complete a reflection paper addressing your experience in creating and completing your second assignment Self In Time. Rubric is here. Deadline is 03/06 by 5:00pm. Please upload as a PDF. Submission form here.

Have a wonderful Spring Breaaaaaaak!

Week 7: 02/24 + 02/26

M 02/24:

Meet in computer lab room 524

Work day- editing sound/video and/or testing installation elements

Read part I or William Zinsser’s On Writing Well parts 1-7 and write a 1-2 page analysis of what you found to be the essential points of the text. Also discuss your personal response to text, and how it may or may not influence both your writing and artwork. 12 pt font, times new roman, double spaced. Write thoughtfully, reread, and EDIT! Submit here DUE 03/02 by 6pm.

W 02/26:

Final work day before critiques (editing sound/video and/or testing installation elements)

Designate critique schedule TBA

On the date of your scheduled critique, you can ask someone at the front desk as early as 5:15pm to let you in to the critique room to begin setting up. Be sure that you are completely installed by the start of class time 6pm. Additionally, bring a hard copy of your artist statement.

Submit final video exports for your Self In Time here.

The deadline is midnight of March 1st.

Video should be exported at 1080p as .H264 format.

Week 06: 02/17 + 02/19

M 02/17

*Meet in computer lab for class, room 524*

Assignment 1 Soundscape reflection papers are due today by midnight!

Rubric is here / Submission form

-Premiere Pro Demo, Green Screen Demo

-Lab time for practicing premiere pro. Completed files at the end of class are to be uploaded to this form: here

One on One meetings: Assignment 2 Ideas

W 02/19

Continued: One on One meetings: Assignment 2 Ideas

-Editing day: come to class WITH footage shot toward your video self portraits to begin editing. Bring laptops/personal computers to work on in class.

(projection mapping tba)

Week 05: 2/10 + 2/12

M 02/10:

Soundscape Critiques: Round 2

1. Ali

2. Anastasia

3. Ethan

4. Fiona

5. Julia

6. Opal

7. Zoe

*Assignment: Complete a reflection paper addressing your experience in creating and completing your soundscape. Rubric is here. Due one week from today. Submission form here.

W 02/12:

Introduce Assignment 2: Self in Time

Rubric here

Digital Camera Demo

Video Scavenger Hunt / Begin sketching ideas for assignment

Week 04: 02/03 + 02/05

Happy February!

M 02/03:

*Class meets in the computer lab, room 524

-Critique: Soundscapes

Presenters:

1. Alexander 

2. Drew 

3. Lily

4. Roberto

5. Rose 

6. Runliang

7. Swan

8. Alexis

W 02/05:

*Meet in the classroom at 6:30pm, please don’t be late!

ICA Talk: Marcus Fischer

Reminder: 10am pickup your tickets from the ICA (address: 601 W Broad St, Richmond)

Sound artist Marcus Fischer discusses installation and sound composition with a focus on his work in the 2019 Whitney Biennial, followed by an improvised performance using analog and digital processes.

Fischer is a musician and interdisciplinary artist based in Portland, Oregon. His work typically centers around memory, geography and the manipulation of physical audio-recording mediums. He builds soundscapes from field recordings, found objects and chance, along with tape loops and live instrumentation, to create immersive sonic environments. These sounds have found their way into multimedia installations, short films and the award-winning public radio program Radiolab.

Co-presented with VCUarts Department of Kinetic Imaging.

Free tickets will be available in-person at the ICA beginning at 10 am the day of the event (limit 2 per person).

Free and open to the public
601 W Broad St, Richmond, VA 23220
ica@vcu.edu | 804.828.2823

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