Graduation Project

30-10-12

14:30-16:30

Deadline for draft Graduate Proposal = 29-10-12

Upload on the wiki on 29th at the latest.

Please use the proposal guide above as your template, make good use of the descriptions of previous work and the discussions with your peers in Friday's seminar. Upload on the wiki on 28th at the latest. We will meet again on the second of November. Vivian and Steve will also schedule individual tutorials on the 2nd.

12-10-12

Your first assignment is due October 8. This will consist of a two- or three-page concrete description of your practice and recent work. No analysis is necessary, just nice, clear, elegant description. In addition to this, please put together at least one page of a proposed list of research materials—literature, criticism, theory, films, videos, music, personages, plants, etc.—that you are going to begin looking at for your proposal and eventual thesis. Not all of this has to be eventually utilized or otherwise employed, of course, but it will be helpful to begin this list now (and for us as well, to see what you are looking at and to).

Please upload your text on this wiki in the second week of October (8th Oct at latest). On the 11th Vivian & Steve will meet you all as one group to discuss the assignment and how we will be using the wiki. We will then move into smaller groups and / or individual tutorials.

To upload: go to edit + highlight your name + click 'internal link' on menu bar + save page + follow the link you just established + go to edit + copy and paste your text + save page = done :-)

Olivia Dunbar (Canada/US)
Kevin Gallagher (US)
Laya Papaya (Hollandian)
Jason Hendrik Hansma (Australia/Netherlands)
Joakim Hällström (Sweden)
Anna Luczak (Poland)
Kymberley Ward (UK)
James Whittingham (UK)

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