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ART 3816

Puppetry

Temple University 3 credits ART

Course Description

Take a look around you. Our world is built out of static objects that IF enacted upon, have the potential for movement, bringing static forms to life. If this is true, then everything can be a puppet! However, not everything can be an engaging and expressive puppet. When designing objects for performance, attention to functionality is key to creating engaging, transformative objects. In this course, students will receive an overview of the contemporary puppetry landscape with an emphasis on design for performance and how everything can be alive! Through solo and group work, students will build wooden marionettes, explore projection as performance, and delve into the world of found object puppetry. Please note that we will not be covering hand and rod puppets (foam and felt or "Muppet"-like puppets). Students will leave the class with a grounding in historic and contemporary puppetry and the conceptual and technical experience to generate exciting and meaningful engagements through the language of puppetry.

Code
ART 3816
Credits
3
Subject
ART

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