SCPT 110 Spring 2009: Final Critique

On May 28th students in Beginning Sculptural Practices I presented their sculptural compositions both outside in the Boundary Hall sculpture garden and in the class room.

kalem kirkpatrick

bailey christenbury

alixander morle

More images can be found here

SCPT 499: Fully Furnished

During the spring quarter 2009 Professor Cindy Hartness taught a special topics class: SCPT 499 Sculptural Furniture. The goal of the course was to use furniture as a vehicle to explore sculptural form and content.
The highlight of the course was an exhibit entitled "Fully Furnished". In the exhibit students in SCPT 499 and the SCAD Sculpture Forum collaborated on an installation of sculptural works of art in a home located in the historic district of Savannah.

music supplied by "rose and the rivals"

This provided students with an opportunity to get the works out of the classroom and into a more dramatic context. The event was made even more festive by the music of "Rose and the Rivals". More Photos from the exhibit can be seen here.

SCPT 110 Spring 2009: Critique I

Student Work from Professor Matt Toole's SCPT 110: Beginning Sculptural Practices Class, Spring quarter 2009. May 11, 2009 was a beautiful day and the student work displayed in the sculpture garden behind Boundary Hall on the Savannah Campus looked wonderful.

SCPT 115: Spring Bronze Pour

Students tie ceramic shells into the steel frame in preparation for the pour

Students prepare to pour the molten bronze into their shells

As a part of SCPT 115: Beginning Sculptural Practices II students from the Sculpture Minor on the Savannah campus made a field trip to the Atlanta campus to witness and participate in a bronze pour of their work created during the Spring Quarter.

Atlanta Students Pour A Project Using Nautical Bronze

The Bronze Pours were coordinated by Professor Allen Peterson and Stephen Bodnar. Students from the Savannah campus were able to participate in the pouring of their work. For many it was their first time witnessing and participating in this process.

SCAD Savannah Students Pour Their Bronze Projects

The bronze pour is one of the highlights of each quarter. It provides an opportunity for Sculpture students from each campus to come together, interact and collaborate on an exciting creative process. For the students in Savannah, it provides them with an opportunity to experience the Atlanta campus and expose them to the potential available to them in the major course of study. More bronze pour photos

Visiting Artist Marc Moulton

On Thursday April 23, 2009 Georgia Southern Sculpture Professor Marc Moulton visited the Savannah College of Art and Design Sculpture Department at Boundary Hall. During His visit Professor Moulton presented his work and shared his experience as a public artist.

Professor Molton Critiques Beginning Sculpture Student Maquettes

During His Visit Professor Moulton provided of critique of sculpture maquettes for Professor Scott SCPT 110: Beginning Sculptural Practices class. During the critique professor Moulton provided valuable insights and direct interaction with the beginning sculpture students.

Grill and Chill on the Boundary Sculpture Pation with Professor Moulton

Sculpture Students relax in the Boundary Hall Sculpture Garden during the Grill and Chill

Grill and Chill 2.0: Continuing a Boundary Tradition Started During the winter quarter 2009, Students were able to interacted with artist Marc Moulton on the sculpture patio outside of the woodshop in a Grill and Chill after the artist's slide lecture at Boundary Hall. During this time students and faculty were able to socialize with the artist and each other in an informal manner.