21M.734 Lighting Design
Spring 2015
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Instructor: Kent B Barrett
Lecture: TR11-1 (E33-RINALDI)
Lighting Design:
Explores the history, concepts and techniques of sculpting space with light within a contemporary context. Students experiment with a wide range of approaches, tools, and skills to develop their own creative vision. Focuses on discrete forms that include live performance, installation, architecture, and developments in applied technologies. Studio projects alternate between conceptual studies and realized designs reflective of students' own unique interests and talents.
Announcements
First Day!
Hi Everyone,Just wanted to send out a note welcoming you all to 21M.734 Lighting Design. We'll have our first class day tomorrow at 11am at E33 Rinaldi. Some of you have already emailed, explaining transportation issues related to the snow-pocalypse... If you're also in that boat: no problem! Just email me and let me know you're still interested in taking the class (if you have't already done so)? Thanks so much everyone; really looking forward to the semester!
All My Best,
-Kent Barrett
Announced on 02 February 2015 4:00 p.m. by Kent B Barrett
