MINOR IN ART, DESIGN, AND SOCIAL PRACTICE ART AND DESIGN EDUCATION 2014-2015 Bulletin Description The Department of Art and Design Education offers a dynamic and crossdisciplinary 15-credit minor for students from across the Institute. Through coursework, fieldwork research and practicum experiences, students learn to conceive and develop educational experiences in a variety of community settings and explore participatory practices in the public sphere. The minor further opens up opportunities beyond the gates for students and expands their capacity to engage in the creative industries. Rationale The minor opens up participatory opportunities beyond the gates for students across the Institute. It reflects the growing interest in the role of the art and design practices in youth and community development. Through coursework, fieldwork research and practicum experiences in a variety of community educational settings (such as after school programs, community organizations and museums), students will explore creative practices in the public sphere. They will conceive and develop educational experiences in a reciprocal relationship with community and cultural organizations. Students will be encouraged to address complex social issues, to experiment with new ideas and materials, and to consider themselves collaborators and partners in addressing the possible role of art and design in social change and transformation. In addition, the minor will allow students from across the Institute to learn how to design and implement educational projects, which will expand their opportunities and build their capacity to participate in the creative industries. Coursework Topics ART AND DESIGN EDUCATION FIELDWORK Course Title ADE 419: Foundations in Art and Design (fall) -ORADE 420: The Art of Teaching Art and Design (spring) ADE 215A: Fieldwork in Art and Design Education (spring) Credits 3 4 ORADE 215B: Fieldwork with Special Populations (spring) TEACHING PRACTICUM ADE 521/522: Student Teaching: Saturday Art School (fall/spring) 3 ADE 523: Student Teaching Afterschool (spring) SOCIAL SCIENCE AND CRITICAL AND VISUAL STUDIES HISTORY OF ART AND DESIGN SS 391: Child and Adolescent Development (fall and spring) PHIL 307: Philosophy & Contemporary Theory (spring) SS 369: Perceptions and Creativity (fall and spring) SS 355: Mass Media and Society (spring) SS 490: Art and Social Activism (fall or spring) SS 490: I Heart New York/Heartbreak NY (fall) SS 490: Hip Hop Culture (spring) SS 490: Imagining New York City (fall, spring & summer A) SS 430: Methods of Cultural Analysis (spring) SS 490: Food & Cinema (fall, spring & summer A) SS 490: The Art Museum (fall) SS 512: Art, Culture and Community Development (runs every alternate year) HD 207: History of Costume (fall) 3 2 or 3 HA 327: Art Since the Sixties (fall and spring) HA 338: Photography II: 1946-Present (spring) (pre-req HA 337 in fall) HA 342: Film: WWII to the Present (spring) (pre-req HA 341 in fall) HD 360: History of Interior Design (fall and spring) HD 361: History of Industrial Design (fall and spring) HD 362: History of Communications Design (fall and spring) HA 343: Animation (fall and spring) HD 511: History of Illustration (fall and spring) HD 506: Concepts of Design (fall and spring) HD 551: History of Jewelry (fall) HA 560: Museology (spring) HA 551: Modern Art and Social Theory (fall and spring) HA 551: History and Theory of New Media (fall) HA 517: Documentary Film (fall) WANT MORE INFORMATION? CONTACT: Heather Lewis, Acting Chair Department of Art and Design Education Main 202 (718) 636-3637 hlewis@pratt.edu