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Course Calendar re-post #2

WK 10
MO APR08
Due > Project #6 Exhibition Rationale and first three artifacts in database (the beginnings)


WE APR10
Meet in Gallery for #2 deinstall and prep - plan to work until 3:00 PM > ID Senior Exhibition preparation

FR APR12
Film: Art of the Steal
                                                                
WK 11
MO APR15
Due > Project #6 Exhibition two-page essay
Project #6 Exhibition Rationale and first 6 objects in database
Film: Art of the Steal completed 

Student Proposals of Project #6 
Work 1:1 with students Project #6


WE APR 17
Film: Museum of Jurasic Technology: Inhaling the Spore

FR APR 19
DUE: Response 1:8 Art of the Steal paper
Site Visit: Stickley Museum www.stickleymuseum.org 

300 Orchard St. Fayetteville, NY 13066  
* BFA #1  INTERIOR DESIGN GALLERY EXHIBITION 
Gallery dates available APR 12 4:00 PM through APR 22 @ 3:59 PM        

WK 12
MO APR 22
MEET IN JCA 207 Project #6 creation date. Bring in supplies.

Due > EDITED UPDATES ON THESE:
Project #6 Exhibition two-page essay

Project #6 Exhibition Rationale and all objects in the database 
Accession contract policy of three objects
all edited work must be stapled onto the earlier draft.

PLUS three-paragraphs of wall text
Due > Project #6 Artifact label information & press release

* BFA #2  STUDIO ART / ARTS MANAGEMENT / PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION 
Gallery dates Monday APR 22 @ 4:00 PM > Friday MAY 03 @ 3:59 PM

WE APR 24
DUE: Response 1:9 The Stickley Museum Collection
For whom do we assemble exhibitions and write essays for?
LECTURE TODAY that you missed, was to inform you about your catalogue.
LINK TO >  https://sp2019fa351caz.blogspot.com  to view work that was presented in today's class. It will give you loads of information about catalogue essays.

FR APR 26
Pick up a hardcopy from Copy Shop, a PDF from 

 Class canceled Pepper out
DUE: Project #1:10 Response Film: Museum of Jurasic Technology: Inhaling the Spore  >> send electronically to Pepper
SEND TO PEPPER VIA EMAIL by 4:00 PM

SEND DIGITAL UPDATED WORK BY 4:00 PM including your work on these:
Update on your earlier drafts
2. Curatorial Rationale
3. Curatorial Essay
4. Wall Text
5. Database

WK 13
MO APR 29
Due > Project #6, second edits, and postcard announcement

WE MAY 01
Project #6 creation in JCA #207

TH MAY 02 Last Day to Withdraw from a class

FR MAY 03  
DUE Response Paper 1:11  What have you taken away from the course material presented?

 MEET IN JCA 207 Project #6 creation date. Bring in supplies.


* BFA #3  VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS EXHIBITION 
Gallery dates Friday MAY 03 @ 4:00 PM through Tuesday, MAY 14 @ 3:59 PM

WK 14
MO MAY06
Due > Project #6 catalogue mock-up

WE MAY08
Hand in completed FA351 Collection Binder including all early drafts for Project #6 within it to JCA#210.

TH MAY 09 Last Day of Classes Campus Wide

MAY 10 thru 14  FINAL EXAMS
FA 351.01 > TUES MAY 14  2:45 > 4:45 pm
Due > Final Project #6 completed

TH MAY 16 Academic Awards Banquet

FR MAY 17 Final Grades due 9:00 AM

SA MAY 18 Commencement

* The instructor has the right to change this calendar depending on the progress of the class.  She will post all changes on the blog. 

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