3D FOUNDATION
During the 2004/2005 academic year I served as a teaching assistant for UC Santa Barbara's 2D/3D/4D foundation classes. In these courses, I led a section of students twice a week in I conducted critiques, led classroom discussions of reading, provided technical assistance, and, where possible, designed exercises to support the course curriculum. In the Summer session of 2005, I worked as a lecturer for our 3D foundation course (7C: Intro Spatial Studies at UCSB). In this class, I designed assignments, led critiques, and gave two slide-lectures per week covering sculpture and architecture of the past and current centuries.
Myself (right) and teaching assistant Chet Glaze (left) in critique for Art 7C: Intro Spatial Studies at UCSB, Summer 2005. Project depicted: Julia Gibson. Wire, electrical tape, and string.
Above-Left: Cynthia Rivera. PVC pipe, balloons, and paint.
Above-Right-Top: Rafael Diaz. 7C Summer 2005. Paper plates, construction paper, and staples.
Above-Right-Bottom: Stephanie Mansolf. 7C Winter 2005. Guitar case, paper, lights.
Right: Rita Okusaku. 7C Winter 2005. Feathers, clay, paint. Project depicts a "chicken frog."
Above-Left: Dustin Brendel. 7C Winter 2005.
Above-Right: Janelle McCarthy. 7C Winter 2005. Portable shelter inspired final project.
Left: Rafael Diaz. 7C Summer 2005. Sheet metal, enamel paint.
Project depicts three stages of an erection.
Above-Left: Tracy Patterson. 7C, Winter 2005. Plastic cups, string, and tape.
Above-Right-Top: Jenna Joyce. Summer 2005. Paper plates, construction paper, monofilament.
Above-Right-Bottom: Alexis Powell. Winter 2005. Felt, ribbon, paper.