ART 3390 - Sculpture: Textiles + CNC
Credits: 3
Course Type: Studio
In this course, students will learn how to use sewing machines and Computer Numeric Control (CNC) equipment. Students will learn methods for creating three-dimensional forms with textiles, and how to design for and run CNC tools and other vector-based digital fabrication equipment. Students will research sculptors who use similar fabrication methods and share their findings with the class. Upon successful completion of this course, students will fabricate a personal sculpture that incorporates components made using both sewing techniques and CNC cutting.
Prerequisites: ART 1190 - Sculpture: Armatures + Welding , and Chair Approval
Notes: (Formerly FAS 3350 Sculpture III, FAS 4991 Sculpture III: Directed Studies, FAS 4150 Sculpture III: Directed Studies, ART 3270 Sculpture III)
Campus Only.
Course Learning Outcomes:
- Operate a sewing machine to create a 3D form with textiles.
- Design digital paths for a CNC tool.
- Operate CNC equipment.
- Fabricate a sculpture that includes textiles and components created from CNC equipment.
ART 3390 Course Learning Outcomes Rubric
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