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Description:One of the most ancient art forms, sculpture is distinguishable from other visual arts because it exists in three-dimensional space. Physical like us, it evokes from us a physical response. It can be made out of virtually anything, and each material comes with its own meanings and associations, which influence the artwork even before the artist decides what the work is about. This is part of what makes sculpture so powerful and exciting, and also so challenging. Classes will regularly include process and materials demonstrations, introductions to relevant artists' work, and discussions about your projects. Frequent revision, based both on suggestions and discoveries, are a required part of the working process. You will be expected to keep a sketchbook to record ideas and notes.

Essay Pompts:Each response should be in English and should not exceed 250 words. Briefly list your three most significant interests and activities, including any employment or volunteer work experience. Note the time you devote to each activity, during which grades you participated, and your main responsibilities. Describe why one of these interests or activities is so important to you, your reasons for becoming involved in it, and your related accomplishments. A personal statement will help us to get to know you better. What distinguishes you from your classmates and peers? What do you expect to gain from Summer College and to accomplish during the program? Tell us about your interest in the Summer College programs (both choices 1 and 2) you selected in part 1 of your application. Why did you select them? What do you hope to gain from them? Tell us about any personal, work, or volunteer experience you've had related to them.

Letter of Recommendation:1 Letter of Recommendation

Other requirements:High School Transcript Test Scores

Other Information:Earn 3.0 Credits Maximum enrollment: 16