Fine Art - Eesti Kunstiakadeemia / Estonian Academy of Arts
Fine Art - Eesti Kunstiakadeemia / Estonian Academy of Arts Fine Art - Eesti Kunstiakadeemia / Estonian Academy of Arts
material. Classification and material of rocks, sedimentary rocks, igneous rocks and metamorphic rocks, processing technology. Metals as sculptural materials. Bronze and cast iron - casting technology, finishing. Sheet metals and their technology. Other materials and technologies used in sculpture; plastics, resins, powder metals, galvano-technique. Non-traditional materials used in sculpture: water, snow, glass, textile etc. Method - lectures and practical work in material. Different tasks are set in 5-week cycles. Creative practice Study load: 3 CP / 4.5 ECTS Location in curriculum: IV semester Content: concrete casting into plaster and wooden forms, dolomite cutting; studying of punctuation, use of tools and equipment. Creation of dolomite, marble or wood sculpture. Bronze casting into plaster forms, iron casting into earth forms. Metal welding techniques. Creation of objects of non-traditional materials. Method: practical tasks in concrete material, instructed by the teacher, conducted as international symposiums or workshops, if possible. Assessment: on the basis of practical tasks. Basics of architecture Study load: 2CP / 3 ECTS Location in curriculum III and IV semester Content: relations of monumental art (sculpture) with architecture as construction art. Introduction of architectural creation as a process; studying of main constructions and materials; reading of project documentation; studying of main styles and creation of famous architects. Basics of architectural composition. Method: lectures; work with literature; compositions on a given theme, with revision of works and instruction. SPECIALITY OF SCULPTURE: CYCLE STUDY II academic year III semester Hours per week I introductory week VII-VIIIw independent work II-VI w IX-XIIIw Basics of composition 8 Basics of composition 8 4CP/6ECTS Basics of architecture 2 Basics of architecture 2 1CP/1.5ECTS Classical form study (head modelling) 8 Classical form study 8 4CP/6ECTS History of sculpture 2 History of sculpture 2 1CP/1.5ECTS XIVw independent work, XV-XVIIw examinations IV semester I-III w Workshop 1CP /1.5ECTS IX-XI w independent work IV-VIIIw XII-XVIw Basics of architecture 2 Basics of architecture 2 1 CP/1.5ECTS Font study 2 Font study 2 1CP/1.5ECTS Classical form study 6 Classical form study 6 3CP/4.5ECTS History of sculpture 2 History of sculpture 2 1CP/1.5ECTS
XII-XXw seminars, examinations III academic year Study practice 3w 3CP/4.5ECTS V semester I introductory week VII-VIIIw independent work II-VI w IX-XIIIw Classical form study 10 Classical form study 10 5 CP/7.5ECTS Environmental art 8 Environmental art 8 4CP/6ECTS Sculpture technology 6 Sculpture technology 6 3CP/4.5ECTS XIVw independent work, XV-XVIIw examinations VI semester I-IIIw Workshop 1CP/1.5ECTS IX-XIw independent work IV-VIIIw XII-XVIw Classical form study 10 Environmental art 10 Classical form study 10 5CP/7.5ECTS Sculpture technology 8 Environmental art 10 5CP/7.5ECTS Sculpture technology 8 4CP/6ECTS Portfolio 3w 3CP/4.5ECTS CERTIFIED I Vice Rector of EAA Lylian Meister “ “ Feb. 2002 APPROVED Dean of the Faculty of Fine Arts of EAA Prof. Jaak Arro “ “ Feb. 2002 Head of the Department of Academic Affairs of EAA Kaire Rannik “ “ Feb. 2002
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material. Classification and material <strong>of</strong> rocks, sedimentary rocks, igneous rocks and metamorphic rocks,<br />
processing technology. Metals as sculptural materials. Bronze and cast iron - casting technology, finishing.<br />
Sheet metals and their technology. Other materials and technologies used in sculpture; plastics, resins,<br />
powder metals, galvano-technique. Non-traditional materials used in sculpture: water, snow, glass, textile<br />
etc.<br />
Method - lectures and practical work in material.<br />
Different tasks are set in 5-week cycles.<br />
Creative practice<br />
Study load: 3 CP / 4.5 ECTS<br />
Location in curriculum: IV semester<br />
Content: concrete casting into plaster and wooden forms, dolomite cutting; studying <strong>of</strong> punctuation, use <strong>of</strong><br />
tools and equipment. Creation <strong>of</strong> dolomite, marble or wood sculpture. Bronze casting into plaster forms,<br />
iron casting into earth forms. Metal welding techniques. Creation <strong>of</strong> objects <strong>of</strong> non-traditional materials.<br />
Method: practical tasks in concrete material, instructed by the teacher, conducted as international<br />
symposiums or workshops, if possible.<br />
Assessment: on the basis <strong>of</strong> practical tasks.<br />
Basics <strong>of</strong> architecture<br />
Study load: 2CP / 3 ECTS<br />
Location in curriculum III and IV semester<br />
Content: relations <strong>of</strong> monumental art (sculpture) with architecture as construction art. Introduction <strong>of</strong><br />
architectural creation as a process; studying <strong>of</strong> main constructions and materials; reading <strong>of</strong> project<br />
documentation; studying <strong>of</strong> main styles and creation <strong>of</strong> famous architects. Basics <strong>of</strong> architectural<br />
composition.<br />
Method: lectures; work with literature; compositions on a given theme, with revision <strong>of</strong> works and<br />
instruction.<br />
SPECIALITY OF SCULPTURE: CYCLE STUDY<br />
II academic year<br />
III semester<br />
Hours per week<br />
I introductory week VII-VIIIw independent work<br />
II-VI w IX-XIIIw<br />
Basics <strong>of</strong> composition 8 Basics <strong>of</strong> composition 8 4CP/6ECTS<br />
Basics <strong>of</strong> architecture 2 Basics <strong>of</strong> architecture 2 1CP/1.5ECTS<br />
Classical form study (head modelling) 8 Classical form study 8 4CP/6ECTS<br />
History <strong>of</strong> sculpture 2 History <strong>of</strong> sculpture 2 1CP/1.5ECTS<br />
XIVw independent work, XV-XVIIw examinations<br />
IV semester<br />
I-III w Workshop 1CP /1.5ECTS IX-XI w independent work<br />
IV-VIIIw XII-XVIw<br />
Basics <strong>of</strong> architecture 2 Basics <strong>of</strong> architecture 2 1 CP/1.5ECTS<br />
Font study 2 Font study 2 1CP/1.5ECTS<br />
Classical form study 6 Classical form study 6 3CP/4.5ECTS<br />
History <strong>of</strong> sculpture 2 History <strong>of</strong> sculpture 2 1CP/1.5ECTS
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