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College of Arts and Architecture


School of Visual Arts

METAL ART/TECHNOLOGY
STUDENT ARTWORK: ART 217



Students in this course are introduced to all basic metalsmithing processes (sawing, filing, sanding, soldering, cold joining, metal forming, patination, etc.) as well as introduction to digital fabrication technologies through the incorporation of custom-created waterjet cut components.

These five images are examples of five typical projects completed during the semester:
Project 1: Abstracted Self-Portrait
Project 2: Bricollage of Merit
Project 3: Interior/Exterior (construction of meaning through opposition/contrast)
Project 4: Metaphoric Volumes (use of waterjet components)
Project 5: Final Culmination (narrative wearable in this example)

FACULTY
James Thurman

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This site is developed and maintained by the School of Visual Arts, a division of the College of Arts and Architecture. For more information, contact us: 210 Patterson Building, University Park, PA 16802, Phone: 814.865.0444. Please report any problems with this website to the SoVA webmaster: jthurman@psu.edu.
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